Winchester High School - Aberjona Yearbook (Winchester, MA)

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REGINA MARIE NELSON Fun-loving, friendly, smiling . . . Reg likes Harvard Square and folk music . . . but mention Swedish Polkas or ice cubes that refuse to come out and you'll see a frown . . . attracted by a tall blond ... confused by Cindy and College Boards . . . Wildest ambition is to be Captain of a naval ship...a New England College will claim Reg. Psychology Club; Curtain Cue; Aberjona. WENDY LEE NEWMAN Sincere . . . cute . . . Wend’s likes include going barefoot and warm summer days, but mention snobby people and Wendy scowls. Some drivers and college boards confuse her . . . she’d love to live a lifefull of summers . . . fondest memory? her Junior year! In Wen’s future is a career as an elementary school teacher. Tumblettes; Vaudeville; Mixed Chorus; A berjona. CRAIG RANDALL NICKERSON Nick is wild about Roy Orbison and Mr. Knight’s math class See Ouereat! ee annoyed bysthick-headedetemaless aaa. confused by Alan’s guitar-playing . . . wildest ambition is to be a rock’n’roll singer ... fondest memory was the °62 Christmas Play ... pastimes include records and bicycling . . . hopes for a field in engineering. Curtain Cue; Glee Club; Math Team. WILLIAM HENRY O’CONNOR Good looking ... sincere . . . Bill finds Calculus class and Friday afternoons to his liking. Thoughts of upcoming Bridge Club fill his mind, but confusion sets in when Russell begins to bid. This skillful “Haha” player hopes to be among Harvard’s ten thousand men next fall. Varsity Tennis; Red Black; Aberjona; Philosophy Club; Bridge Club. PAUL WILLIAM O’NEIL JR. Carefree, generous, well-liked . . . “P.O.” enjoys vacations and long weekends, but not homework, Mr. McCloskey’s dictées or College Boards . . . “Hold the phone!” . . . Paul is confused by Ian’s driving and Joe’s social life . . . hopes to play middle line-backer for the Patriots. Future plans include college and a medical career. Band; Science Club; Philosophy Club; Soccer; Curtain Cue. KAREN FRANCES OLIVADOTI Ay petitesbundiesofesparkiing, fun”) 5 «1 could) cares... Karen shines when tall boys, walks on the beach, and pizza are mentioned, but is annoyed by rainy weekends and hot irons . .. Confused by Barbara’s love life ... Although Karen would like to be a West Point Cadet, secretarial school seems nearer in her future. Mixed Chorus; Curtain Cue; A berjona. RUSSELL KING OSGOOD Winchester’s champion debater gives an affirmative answer to debating (!), bridge, and French—‘Because it’s a challenge” . Negative to Bubonic and stuffy cars . . . Russ’s fondest memory is chemistry with Mrs. Travis. . . often found at Red Black meetings . . . Boys’ State helped prepare him for an eventual career in teaching or law. Red Black, Editor; Aberjona, Business Co-Manager; De- bate Club; Chemistry Lab Asst.; National Honor Society. LAWRENCE GEORGE O’TOOLE Tall, Blond, blue-eyed ... Larry can be seen running up three flights of stairs to his doorpost to enjoy the scenery (?) . . . likes autumn, perserverance, and people but shies away from cold mornings and sharing tables with Russ . . . con- fused by Finigan physics, while his wildest ambition is to be denounced by the John Birch Society. Future plans include college. Varsity Gymnastics; Traffic Squad. 46

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DONALD FRANCIS MURPHY “That’s life’ ... sharp, lively ‘“Murf” okays Mr. Knight’s math class, the rise in school spirit, Tony’s truck(!), and open houses ... but unfriendly girls, colored socks and Monday mornings depress him. Confused by Collie’s love life and girls . will always remember being an exchange student to S. America. . . plans on a career in business or math. Jr. Class Pres.; Varsity Baseball; Student Council; Traffic Squad; A berjona. KATHLEEN MARIE MURPHY Sweet, quiet, always smiling . . . that’s “Muffy”! Kathy’s eyes sparkle when snowstorms, English Leather, or mocha-almond are mentioned, but she can do without crowded corridors and chronic complainers . . . confused by Pam’s advice. Kathy will never forget Mr. Rosenthal’s psychology class . . . hopes to be a medical secretary. Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Art Club; A berjona. CAROL ANN NASH Unpredictable -. : cute ... “I don’t know!” . . . Carol fa- vors long beach(es) on rainy days . . . and what about green eyes turned brown? . . . confused by logic 677, “Whose Paul is whose?” . . . Carol’s great ambition is to own an amphib- ian; her fondest memory, the Double Sextette. She plans on a career in X-ray technology. Double Sextette; Vaudeville; Mixed Glee Club; A berjona; Curtain Cue. ERIC JOHN NATWIG “T reckon” and “Howdy” are as much a part of Rick as are blondes, brunettes, strawberry shortcake, and fun ... Ball playing and going out with the boys rate high, as do parties and people . . . Wildest ambition is to own an X.K.E., that is, after studying to be an engineer at Brown or Princeton. Curtain Cue; Indoor Track; Spring Track. NANCY CHAMBERLAIN NEILL “What’s your problem?” Nancy is attracted by bell buoys, Dartmouth “men”, animal crackers, and Rick Nelson, but dis- likes saying “good-night” . . . confused by Ginny’s lovelife and Anne’s restful summers Wildest ambition is to sail to Hawaii on a schooner, but right now sewing is her favorite pastime . . next year Nancy is off to Cetenary. Red Black; Aberjona; Curtain Cue; Vaudeville. DEBORAH NELSON Attractive, enthusiastic, mischievous, Debbie fancies madras, and Peggy’s advice, but New Year’s Eve leaves her cold .. . bewildered by Ellen’s outlook on life. Her fondest memories include the Wakefield-Winchester hockey game and painting megaphones. Next year: a liberal arts college to study elemen- tary education. Varsity Cheerleader, Co-Capt.; French Club, Vice-Pres.; Mixed Glee Club; Red Cross; A berjona. GARTH ROBERT NELSON An experienced member of the “Unholy Five” . . . “Bonus!” and bananas !!! . . . Every summer Garth heads for the hills, but in-between-times he’s content playing soccer and trying to figure out George .. . In Garth’s future are Cornell and a career in engineering. Varsity Soccer; Football; Student Council; National Honor Society; Vaudeville. LINDA MARTHA NELSON Blonde . . . friendly . . . Linda is attracted by the outdoors and football shirts, but dislikes late people and feet?! confused by Debi’s parents and Aberjona editors . . . wildest ambition is to beat Debi in the overdose?! ... She’s often found sailing boats and submarines in the Charles River. Future plans are college and a career in Dental Hygiene or Medical Technology. Red Cross; Varsity Field Hockey; French Club; Philosophy Club; A berjona. 45

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47 ALICE MARGARET PALUBINSKAS “The gratest tragedy on earth is the disillusionment of an idealist” . . . that’s Alice . . . Nixon and the Beach Boys rate high but motorcycles and term tests are zero! . . . is confused by Bertrum’s biting and Sarah’s archery lessons? ... will never forget late nights at the printers! ... Alice’s plans include a four year liberal arts college. Red Black; Editor-in-Chief; Basketball; Philosophy Club; French Club; Lacrosse. NORMA JEAN PANOSIAN “Jeannie” gives the high sign to ’56 Buicks, orange sherbet, and D block studies but it’s thumbs down on late people and rainy weekends. Hopes to be 5’1” someday . . . “That’s great” . . . Although confused by chemistry and Sophomores, Jeannie will never forget geometry in G21. Future plans include Busi- ness School. Orchestra; Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club; Intramural Basketball. WILLIAM ERNEST PARSONS Cute ... “Mumbles” is attracted by open houses, W.H.S. Basketball games, and fast cars, but it’s thumbs down to Mon- day mornings and study halls... “You know”. . . confused by Joe Marrone’s love life . . . wildest ambition is to own the Boston Celtics . . . enjoys riding around in “Killer’s” car .. . Billy’s future plans include business school. Indoor Track; Soccer; Curtain Cue; Red Cross; Philoso- phy Club. MICHAEL ANTHONY PENTA Cute, mischievous, Quiet till you get to know him. . . “Mike” really goes for hockey, blondes, and vacations, but snobs and Monday mornings leave him cold . . . confused by Mr. Marks ; wildest ambition is to retire immediately ... Mike looks forward to a career in architecture after graduation. Red Cross; Traffic Squad; Curtain Cue; Hockey; Track. ANNETTE A. PETRALIA Petite . . . fun-loving . . . dependable . . . the West Coast, summers at the Cape, and sentimental people (?) bring a smile, while back seat drivers, making decisions, and breaking legs are exasperating . . . “You’re kidding!” . . . confused by Mary’s moods and the 4-Ferns . . . wildest ambition is to gain weight . . . most admires Mr. Knight’s “symbols”. Next year it’s college. Aberjona; Curtain Cue; Philosophy Club; Mixed Glee Club; Intramural Basketball. ANNE MARIE PERRONE Ann, the girl with the “D.Q.” or the red barley pop . . . likes M M’s, Miss White, and going barefoot, but stay away when socks are mentioned . . . will never understand Lee’s driving or Pam and Ginnys’ love-lives . . . would love to drive down Thompson St. the wrong way (?) Future plans include college and a teaching career. French Club, Senior Representative; Student Council; Field Hockey, Manager; WHSR-FM; A berjona. TERESA CAROL PERRITANO Nutty as a fruitcake, Tyke is attracted by a B.C. boy and confused by Jerry’s sayings, “Snack’s problems, and Eddie’s moods. . . rainy day, homework, and not being with a certain someone depress her . . . she’d like to make Jerry a ravioli dinner . . . she’ll remember the Fourth of July, 1963, as she heads for work. Curtain Cue; Vaudeville. PAMELA MARIE PHEENEY Talkative . . . Gertrude Fern likes “H”, English Leather, and candlelight, but mention ‘“H’s” leather jacket and you'll see a frown . . . confused by Mr. Soule . . . Will always remember August 17, 1964. . . “You’re out of you're tree!” . . . favorite pastimes are looking for appropriate studio cards, riding and waterskiing. Future plans include junior college and career in retailing. Philosophy Club; Curtain Cue; Mixed Chorus; A berjona.