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' 2 f 5 5 . g we l V .J- ' 52 'i ! fx Q , 5 ta Xe ' A D. , K x F - 5 i rn I 5 K' . H ,ig ,Q Q A1 gy. P i If Y 1 4 J J 'I , 5 , L C f i ' ef k v :ffl ' A ., ., .. .A.. q . :A 9' H maj, .- ,M A .'1:,.i.aT Ai Y P '. I A Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors A ctioities Sports Underclassmen Advertisements Mr. Don Parker Friend, Teacher, And Advisor The Class of 1970 has been fortunate to have as advisor this man, so devoted to the interests of young people. His face is as familiar to all the students of Ayer High School as it is to our class. He may be found at every school activity - at a football game selling tickets, at a basketball game selling cokesg in the classroom and in the community, at every Student Council functiong at every Senior Class function. He sets an example in the school and in the community. He is an outstanding individual, always willing to do more than his share . . . always willing to give advice - whether it be academic or per- sonal. For four years he has worked for us and with us. For his many contributions, we thank him. We, the Class of 1970, dedicate Heirloom 1970 to Mr. Don Parker, friend, teacher, and advisor. NB' . Q,-R,-X ,O J X , fi . aw AQ, 4 , N QJN..-v ' X1 7 , , , . 'iv- kj R K L N M A f jar, W-J,L.,f,,P'.,wL,Mlx,.f 1 -I .,.,, I ,,.,,-v X .JK P- v i V Y K ,K-L, xxx!! 1. .A f E L Km, X, ,V--Mig X 1 Y S rm ,, F: '-1-' e Q, i-.LVx,1k..,. gM, qf'K.1 xv E xy,-f M 2 x We ll Q7 E M 7 fx m,,k,xL,,N K 2 all Q. ,W jxJ,1., ky! School Board L. to R.: Mr. Thomas May, Mr. Betrand Cote, Mr. Frank Cote, Mr. Frank Glantz, Mrs. Barbara McCuane. The Ayer School Committee congratulates the Class of 1970. The rewards of a good education are great. Education offers you fulfillment as a person as well as the opportunity to succeed in material matters. It enables you to understand the issues of the day, to think for yourself, to find your own answers. Education can be a lifelong source of satisfaction and those who grasp each opportunity find they have built a favorable foundation for deepening and growing maturity. Administration DR. CHARLES HAND Superintendent of Schools My best wishes to each and every member of the Class of 1970. You have reached a high point on your road of education, but it is neither the end of that road nor the goal in your life. Your education began many years ago in your own home and it will con- tinue for the rest of your life. Your school years, sometimes called your formal education, help you to think, to reason, to learn personal con- trol and discipline. I am glad to have been a part of it. Your ability to think, to reason, to make wise decisions for yourself and others will carry you far and help you make your mark in the world. Dr. Charles Hand MR. FRED WILLIAMS Assistant to the Superintendent MR. NORMAN YOUNG Business Manager Princzpal Congratulations to the Class of 1970 As you join the ever increasing number of Ayer High School graduates, you carry with you memories of your high school days which will recur to you many times in future years. We hope you have been provided here with an educational basis which will assist you in the de- cisions you will be called upon to make in order to cope with the problems you will face in the fu- ture. Best wishes for happiness and a fruitful life. Sincerely, Donald R. Griffin x Principal IQ t DONALD R. GRIFFIN Principal MRS HELEN HALEY MR. NEVILLE MARKHAM . . . Assistant Principal Assistant Principal . . Senior High Junior High MRS. DEANNA GRAHAM - M155 EARTHA JAHN Secretary ecretary uidance mama MR. LINWOOD NODDIN Director MRS. SHIRLEY GRIFFIN Counselor MRS. PATRICIA CONNOLLY v MR. WILLIAM GORMAN Counselor FAI: LTY on -gf, .UWA nf ' :gms f' I 'f I' ight 1 1 MR. FRANCIS BEAIIDETTE Industrial Arts Chairman, Applied Arts Department l MR. ROGER BRIINELLE French Chairman, Forvign Languagcs Departmvnl MR. DONALD R. DEAMER Sovial Studies MRS, ARLINE DUPRAS Business Education, Chair- man Businuss Departments MISS BARBARA BOISSEAU Physical Education MR. KWANG Y. CHEN Math, Physics MRS. JANET DIXON Foreign Language MRS. ANNIE MAE BRIDGES Home Evonomics 'ff' I V2 . X i ttii . i I' MR S01 Som . JOHN T. BROWNE 'ial Studios Chairman 'ial Studies Department As a matter of favt, l'm not doing anything tonight. I know that rulvr is somewhr-rc down thr-rv! MR. EIISTACE MR. DAVID ERWIN MISS LINDA ESPINOLA ERICKSON Industrial Args Forvign Languugm- Chairman, Physical Educa- tion Department MR. PHILLIP A. FAY MISS MARIA FORTUNA MISS MARY P. MRS- MARSHA Music Business Education FURMANIIIK GADZERA fvf s g Feeling all wound up Miss Furmaniuk?7' Yes we are on Ethan Frome nowg We read the Red Badge of Courage two months ago! MR. JOSEPH HICKEY Physical Ed. MRS. BILLIEPJO HOLT Business Education Business Education MRS, LOUISE E, MISS DIANE MARY GASKINS GERAIGERY Math English MR. MICHAEL HART Social Studies MRS. JOYCE GODDARD Foreign Language MRS. MARGIE JUMP MR- LEO J- KANGAS Physical Education Ind'-lsmal Arts f- SA I We Y-9 My H fig. 1 , . . ew- f. , N V51 ' -f .Af i . MRS. DOROTHY LILLY MRS. MARY LLOYD MR. CARL LOPES MR- R- PETER LOUDON English HKJIII4' Evomonivs Scivrlcru Svience E N ' MR. ROBERT MANNINC Industrial Arts MR. ROGER MMILENTIC Musim' Chairman, Musiif Depi. MR. W. BARRY MQNIFF English MRS. MARY ALICE M1'FAGUE English MR. HA RVEY MOIILTON Srivnvf- ' If Betty Lrocker could S66 this . . . HPfiV3fC ICSSOD Alli . O Yes, Stanley, we have to take notes today. MRS. IDA NAPARSTEK MR. I. DAVID Librarian NAPARSTEK Scivncv MR. ROBERT NEU Business Education -:gy ,, if f 4 A I 9 'Zi MR. STANLEY NIEMCZURA Sci:-live, Chairman Science- Dept. uigley? All this and a litt le bit of heaven too. No Clara Barton didnit start wo MR. JON 'PERALTA Social Studies ...lu men's suffrage-. MR. TOM QUIGLEY Business Education , ' .sf 4 74 ,ff .f H uf f 1 f M 2 Ziff E . f,.' '- Q MRS. JAN NOBLE Fore-ign Language' MR. BRUCE PARENT English, Chairman English Dept. ' ,Wi gg 94, 1. ' A MR. WILLIAM PARKER English MR. JON REARDON Social Studios MR. THOMAS O'HORO Foreign Language MR. DON PARKER Social Studios MRS. SALLY PAUL English MRS. MARTHA REILLY Business Education MR. WARREN ROONEY Math Social Studies MR. DONALD RUSSELL MRS. FRANCES E. MR. DAVID J. STRINGER SZURLEY English Math, Chairman, Mathemat- ics Dept. MRS. NANCY VAUGHN MR- WILLIAM WALSH English Industrial Arts r o I4 P . ml ' g2P:1A 'I MR. STEVEN P. SAVAGE Music if MR. DONALD SCUL- LANE Physical Education A little extra curricular activities, Mr. Scullane??? Teaching English ain't all that bad Mr. McNiff, is it? MRS. MARY JANE WOOD Math MRS. MARCIA YOUNG Social Studies wills OM Qfof SQ QR THQ LU .g04,lVOag?rwp0Qxo9.. E 5 ' WAYY4 ge, 05 , 3 eilfer fp ofm seofc 7ZOf'7 a.7lLUlC S lass Ujjfieers I 970 President Walter Parker Vice-Pres iclent Carole Farnsworth Secretary Pam Addoaizio Treasurer Lynda Popoli In Gratitude We, the officers of the Senior Class, representing the class of 1970, wish to express our gratitude to the faculty and administration for their V mature assistance in the success of our Senior year and the preceding years. We face the future with considerable anxiety, but the guidance you have provided us in facing the smaller crises of high school has helped us to prepare for the larger crises of tomorrow. The attitudes, the as- pirations, and the ideas cultivated at A.H.S. shall remain with us al- ways and grow, for better or worse, throughout our lives. As we join the ever-increasing ranks of Ayer High School Alumni, we hope our future endeavors will reflect well on you. The Officers I9 WALTER PARKER 'f . . every inch a man. ball 2, 3, 4 G m Show 3 Our Mr. Pres. .,. . hikes sports and sociology . . . college bound . . . works at Officers Club . . . good build . . . does things well or not at all . . . may become pro athlete E i CAROLE FARNSWORTH One can be both fashionable and first rate. Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 fSecretaryj, Yearbook Staff 4 fArt Editorj Real great kid . . . loves art and fashion designing . . . comes from Shirley beautiful clothes . . , hopes to attend Rhode Island School of Design . . . goes with a certain mem- ber of the class of '69 PAMELA A. ADDONIZIO U a task is once began, never leave it till it's done. Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Gym Show 2, 4, Yearbook 4 Likes basketball and teaching children . . . plans to attend secretarial school and become executive secretary . . , works at Pam's Donut Shop . . . wonder why??? LYNDA D. POPOLI W hafs female beauty, but an air divine, thro ,which the mind 's all gentle graces shine. H Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 fCaptainj, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Show 2, Library Club 4, Year- book Staff 4 fCo-Editorj, Homecoming Court 4 Always doing something . . . works at insurance agency . . , interested in her cheerlead- ers and the money in the Class of 1970 . . . hopes to attend Framingham State and teach elementary education Class President 4, Football 2, 3, 4 tCapt.j, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Base- i DEBRA ADAMS Lge is a darin adventure or nothing Bill . . . likes motorcycles and hunting . . , wo Street Diner . . . plans to be a State Policeman Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. U German Club 2, FBLA, Cheerleading 3 Lows to watch games . . . likes to sew . . . plans to work after school . . . from Cole- brook, N. H. WILLIAM L. ADAMSON g rks at Den Hill . . . may be found at Park KAREN J. AKIN W ith quiet efficiency she reaches her goal. ,' National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper Staff fBusiness Editor, 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, QCO-Captainj Softball 2 Real smart girl . . . speaks her mind . . . loves sports . . . college bound . . . plans to teach elementary education ETHEL D. ATWELL K' Distinction . . . with the promise of success. U ' itltt National Honor Society 3, 4 fTreasurerj, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Year- 5 book Staff 4 fBusiness Editorj, Newspaper Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, Math Team 3, 4 ' ' h ll . . . lans to attend college and Quiet girl . . . very smart . . . always on the onor ro p teach EDWARD M. BACENER When a man comes to write against his name, he marks not that he has won or lost, but how he played the game. U Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 4, Homeroom Representative 4 Loves sports . . , Speedy . . . small but a real terror . . . plans to go into service . . . seen A with George LAWRENCE J. BARBER 'Td like to know what this whole show is about before it's over. 3' Scuba Diving Club 4, Soccer 2, 3, Baseball 1 Loves art . . . plans to go to art school . . . works at Van Brode's . . . loves to enjoy life. JAMES D. BARCLAY 'He who has ability Ends his place. Brigadoon 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Interview 3, Library Club 3, 4, Tennis Club 4, Theatre Company 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4 Loves to play guitar . . . plans to teach . . . comes from Ayer . . . seen at the cottage . . . goes with a certain Alumni KATHLEEN M. BARROWS The greatest essentials for happiness are something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Pep Club 2 Bob . . . plans to get married . . . likes to bowl . . . works at Van Brode's . . . hangs out at Toni's GREGORY D. BASCOMB Friendship needs no words. Football 1, 2, Pe Club 2, Science Club 4, Chess Club 4 P Loves to hunt . . . plans to study veterinary medicine . . . comes from Shirley SANDRA L. BAXTER 'Toe touched the height of human happiness and here I stay. H French Club 1, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Student Council 3 fSecretaryj, Handbook Committee 3, Mu Alpheta Theta 3, 4 Earl . . . plans . . . housewife and mother . . . works at Van Brode's . . . oh, that married life . . . WILLIAM M. BLODGETT Beyond fear, openness to lye and beyond that, lyfe. Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Loves to ski . . . plans to attend a technical school . . . hails Ayer . . . may be seen at th Quay . . . works at N.C.S. MARGARETA D. BOSS , ,ii Gaiety is the flowering of her contented characterg warmth is the ' product of her friendship. H Mu Alpheta Theta 3, 4, German Club 1 ' W rld Plans to go to college . . . comes from Shirley . . . works at Tom's Food o MAUREEN A. BOSTWICK Fun and laughter is the key to this girl's personalityf, Pep Club 2 Dave . . . plans to go to college . . . works at Tom's Food World . . . a lot of fun with . . . contagious giggle . . . can be found at Toni's PATRICIA L. BOYER She puts all her troubles at the bottom of her heart, then she sits on the lid and smiles. Gym Show l, Student Council 4 fPresidentj, Girls Chorus 1, Girls Ensemble 1, Pep Club 2, 4, Black Light Team 2, Yearbook 4 fArt Editorl, Library Club 4, Language Club 4 Patti . . . adorable Patti . . . beautiful hair . . . nice smile . . . loves art . . . plans to go to college . . . patiently waits for a certain someone . . . hails Fort Devens DEBORAH L. BRAGG '24 joyful, free hearted peppy one, with dread of books and full of 75 Loves Maine and boys . . . plans to go to airline school . . . works at Officers Club . . K may be found at T0ni's with Ginny and Sandy Z 7004 Q, if STEPHEN BRAND 'Wothirig great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. H A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Theater Arts 3, 4, Brigadoon 2, Library Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3 Plans to work in a radio station . . . loves to act . . . comes from Ayer. . . may be seen in the music wing JOHN E. BRENNAN 'My heart bids me to do it, itlcan, and it is a thingpossible to do 35 Football 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, fCo- Captainj, Track 1, 2, Gym Show 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4 Beaver . . . likes baseball , . . plans to attend college . . , worked at Officers Club during summer . , . comes from good 'ole Ayer . . , everyone's friend it 2? JACK W. BRIGGS We do all we can and no man can do more. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Likes to play football . . . wants to go to college . . . works after school at A.H.S. . . . an Ayer boy . . . pleasant to talk to . . . quiet JANE C. BRIGGS W hat we wish to do tomorrow, begins with what we wish to do today. U Choral Arts 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Kevin . . . likes to sew . . . plans to go to college , . . seen at Quay . . . plays sports well . , . hails from Ayer . . . Right, Briggsie??? RICHARD J. BROOKS His conviction is the conscience of his mind. U Enjoys music and hunting . . . plans to become an electrician . . . in a band . . . comes from Shirley JACK O. BURNS He who knows and knows he Chess Club 3, 4, Foreign Language Club 3, 4, National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 brilliant boy . . . enjoys fishing . . . wants to be an astronomer . . . seen with Gary, Marty, Mike, and the guys . . . comes from Shirley Jack. .. - DEBORAH L. BUSACK qfappy, gay, generous, and kind, a better friend you'll never f ' d. ,' ln Theater Company 4 Loves cooking and sewing . . . hopes to become a certified public accountant . . , works ' at the Cottage . . . likes to keep busy CHRISTINE D. CANDIA 'HA gentle smile and a kindly way. H Newspaper Staff 4, Hall Marshall 1, Pep Squad 2, 3, Guidance Office Worker 1 Newcomer to A.H.S. . . . hail secretary , . . wants to return to Saugus to live s from Saugus . . . real friendly girl . . . hopes to become a It MARILOUISE CARLSON 'T am born hippy every morning. 'i ' Newcomer to Ayer igh . . . likes to be happy . . . loves swimming and diving . . . hopes to become a pro swimmer . . . swimming instructor . . . seen at Groton Common and Shirlev . . . l 26 knows, he is wise -follow him.. H RITA CARDENAS Very little is needed to make a happy lyfe. It is all within your way of thinking. U Nurses Aide 1, Pink Girls 1, Library Club 1, Volleyball 1, Softball 1, 2, Homeroom Representative 3, Cheerleader 1 Works at Van Brode's . . . hopes to become an airline stewardess . . . comes from Nash- ville, Tennessee . . . seen at Toni's or Ayer House of Pizza . . . usually with Linda C, or Martha H, LINDA A. CASTILLO To miss the joy is to miss all. H Basketball 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Chorus 3, Homeroom R tative 3, Cheerleader 1 epresen u I Lyn would like to have a lot of money . . . likes sports . . . hopes to be an airline it hostess . . works at Van Brocle's . . . always with Rita C. ,, in LORAINE CORBIN What some people call mischie , I call fun. H Interested in dancing, wling, and having un . . . plans to go to Business school in Bos- ton . . . wants to be a secretary VICTORIA GUTHRIE 'Yfa man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a dwerent drummer. ', Pep Club 2, 3 Vickie . . . likes going to Boston with Sue and Geri . . . hopes to attend business school , . . seen at Luigi's or 'I'oni's . . . comes from Ayer ELLY CARTER Charm is a woman is strength. V Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Afro American Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4 A real sweet girl . . . seen with Darlene . . . likes sewing and dancing . . . seen with Van Brode's crowd . . . plans to go to computer school or college JORENE CARTER Sweet and neat, shefs a pleasure to meet. Works at Bradlees . . . pleasant girl . . . friend to all . . . very neat . . . likes Tufts STUART CAMPBELL You'll never regret the things you do - it's the things you don't do. Football 3, 4 Stu . . . a real clown , . . always a joke . . . loves sports . . . hopes to be a lawyer . . comes from Jersey City, New Jersey DALE COLE '24 uiet man hath much to sa U 9 3'- Somewhat quiet . . . seen with Richard Mc. . . . may be found behind the curtains in the auditorium , . . drives a blue Chevy VIRGINIA L. COSTELLO Why worry about tomorrow? It will be gone the day ajher. Ginny . . . seen with Debbie B. and Sandy M. . . . works at Van Brode's . . . likes horse- back riding . . . hopes to become an airline hostess . . . hangs out at Ayer House of Pizza and Toni's CARL W. COOLBAUGH, JR. Silence is an indication of thoughghilrwss. Baseball 3.4 Carl . . , a quiet boy . . . enjoys playing and watching baseball and other sports . . . co lege bound ROBERT B. CRAIK The greater the man, the greater his courtesy. Tennis 2, Photo Club 2, 3 Changes of lyfe keep me going through my lQ'e - day by day. Band I, 2, 3, 4 Bob . . . real tall , . . likes photography . . . writes poetry . . . right Pam . . . seen with our secretary lately . . . likes swimming . . . BETRAND E. COTE Bert . . . oh that trumpet . . . seen with Dale . . . likes to have fun . . . interested in music 1 Looe of Beauty is taste . . . the creation of beauty is art. M Afro American Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Jackie . . . real sharp girl . . . liked by all . . . bright future ahead . . . college bound KATHY DAVIES The cares of lyfe do not trouble me. H A Capella Choir 3, 4, Choral Arts 2, Theater Arts 3, US Folk Group 3 Interested in Rock groups . . . plans to get married after graduation . . . likes Boston . . . comes from Ayer JACQUELINE DAVIS -X ROGER DEEM 'Tt matters not what men assume to be: they are but what they are. H Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Ski Club 3 Loves football Devens . . . s COLEEN DAY Why should Satan have all the furt?,' Homeroom Representative 1, Field Hockey 2, Library Club 1, 2, 3 Interested in stock car racing . . . likes to dance . . . viorks at Marshalls in Chelmsford ...likestob, h ' e w ere the fun is . . . hopes to model , nice bo . . . lans to attend colle e after the service . . . comes from Fort Y P 5 een with George, Beaver and the guys FREDERICH C. DE SMET Let the world slide, I'll not move an inch. H Fred . . . wants to be a forest ranger . . . quiet . . . shv . . . will be moving soon PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE DENNIS J. DOIRON '24 big man with a big heart. H Pep Club 1, Newspaper 3, 4, Library Club 4, Theater Arts 3, 4 Denny . . . likes biology . . . works at 'l'om's Food World . . . likes stamps and cars . . likes to travel . . . hopes to become service man for Sears Roebuck . . . possible marriage in future DIANA L. DOW '24 smile for each, afriend to all. 3 Pep Club 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 1, Ski Club 2, Homeroom Represent- ative 1, 2, 4, A Capella Choir 3, Choral Arts 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4 Di. . . Marc who . . . loves art . . . comes from Shirley . . . likes skiing and skating , . . likes to work with small children . . . hopes to become a fashion and dress designer MARC DRALEAU A friendly lad we all agree. i' Ski Club 3, 4 Likes Diane . . . likes to design houses . . . loves music . . . seen at McD0nald,s with Di . . . hopes to become a millionaire . . . don't we all, Marc??? KAREN ENGLISH GERALDINE DUFFY 'The best way to achieve happiness is to be as happy as is righjully possible today. U ' 2, 3, J.V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 3, Ski Club 2, Homecoming Queen 4 ' ' l'k usic an going to Boston to visit certain Geri. . .works at Van Brodes . .. 1 es m friends . . . college bound . . . to major in English or History . . . seen at Tonfs or the Quay One ofthe best ways to be pleasing to others is to be cheerful. ,' Choral Arts 1, Pep Club 3 ' ' S . . . likes singing and dancing . . . hangs Halls from Shirley . . . wants to be a ecretary around Leominster . . . always with Sandy F. JUDITI-I FARNSWORTH Kindness is the better part of goodness. H Judi . . . very friendly . . . likes older boys . . . cute giggle . . . undecided about future SUSAN FARNSWORTH ytitty True character shines through her quietness. ii Yearbook Staff 4 Susie. . .quiet and sweet. . .seen with Carole. . .likes skiing and swimming. . .hopes ' ' h h nd . . . seen at Benjamin Hill. . .comes from to become a secretary . . . whiz in s ort a Shirley LEE FARRAR 'Men offew d war s are the best kind. H Lee . . . quiet boy . . . comes from Shirley . . . uncertain about future . . . into service JOAN F ELDE Quick sensitivity is ins eparable from a ready understanding. Aerospace Club 2, 3, G.A.A. Gymnastics 2, 3, Chess Club 3 Avid interest in space and astronomy . . . newcomer to A.H.S .... hopes to work with NASA . , . collects coins and rocks SANDRA G. FERGUSON To miss the joy is to miss all. Pep Club 2, 3, Latin Club l z Lizzyvp Likes Orpheus. . . especially a certain member . . . lives in Ayer . . , collects records . . . hopes to be a secretary or model . . . always with Karen GEORGE FLORES, JR. Dedication alone can bring success to a man. N Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 3 Good 'ole George . . . friend to all . . . really sweet . . . loves sports . . . very popular with all . . . lost without Beaver . . . do you really hi ' A I ave a fan club, George??? probably go 33 KENNETH FLYNN He rnay look quiet - but look again. H Soccer 2, Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4 Likes baseball and hunting . . , wan ts to be a broadcaster . . . comes from Ayer LAURA L. FLYNN Wish not so much to live long as to be happy and content in what p ou do H y . Theater Arts 4, Hockey Team 3, Newspaper 4 Likes typing and bowling . . . seen with Debbie or Dana . . . hopes to attend a business college . . . works at the Cottage BEVERLY GARDNER In this world, that which happens to the outside of things matters less than that which happens to the inside ofpeoplef' Yearbook Staff 4 hails from Ayer KATHLEEN CILSON The whole secret oflje is to be interested in one thing profoundly and in a thousand other things well. U Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Pep Club 1, Yearbook Staff4 Gilly . . . works at Officers Club . . . drives a blue Ford . , . Harry . . . 6 2 . . . un- curable laugh . . . enjoys school lunches . . . wants to marry Harry . . . Right Gilly??? Donnie . . . works at Shady Glade Rest Home . . . likes Littleton football games . . . plans to marry Donnie. . . wants to be a nurses aide . . . always with Cilly and gang . . . SUSANNE GOGCINS What lies behind as and what lies before as are tiny matters com- pared to what lies within asf, Plans to work after school . . . works at Donut Treat Warren who??? BRENDA GOODWIN She can be imitated by no one nor paralleled by anyone but her- self: 99 Theater Arts 3, A Capella Choir 3, 4 Hangs out in Mrs. Stringefs homeroom before school . . . likes to bowl and talk . . . looks forward to Friday nights . . . plans to marry in the future . . . business plans ROBERT GROTH I advance for as long as forever is. 5' German Club 1, 2, Football 3, 4 Comes from Fort Devens . . . plans to go to college . . , likes Newspaper 1, Pep Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4 . . .seen with Gilly and gang . . . , J, sports and electronics wants to major in law M.. GORDON J. GUHL His quietness is only Yearbook Staff 4 a reflection of his personality. H Wants to be a game warden . . . likes flying . . . belongs to the Fort Devens Flying Club . . . comes from Fort Devens X . g, 2 BRUCE HANSON Happy-go-lucky is this ladg always gay and never sad. Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Bruce . . . real friendly boy . . . likes football . . . popular with the undervlassmen too . . . sharp dresser . . . nice smile MARSHA HARDIMAN Do all things with a smile. H Theater Arts 4, Newspaper Staff 4 Comes from Shirley . . . plans to go to Penn with Margie J. . . . hangs out at Fort Devens bowling alleys . . . always with Margie EDWARD HARRINCTON 'Tue got the urge for going . . . Ilve got the wings to gan Student Council 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, French Club l Teddy. . . adorable Teddy . . . liked by all . . . likes music and art . . . loves skiing and walking through Clouds . . . wants to be an artist . , . eomes from Ayer. . . seen with , Tom J. or Steve S. ROBERT HARRIS is I He is an ornament ofthe meek and quiet spirit. 5' ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 2 Quiet Boy . . . from Shirley . . . wants to be a forest ranger . . . likes to ski, hunt, and fish CARY HAUGHNEY He does his tasks from day to day and meets whatever comes his wa-y'. Math Club 1, World Affairs Club 1, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Soccer 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mu Alpheta Theta 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4 Gary . . . very intelligent . . . whois Donna??? like-s astronomy and cosmology plans l to Je an aeronautical engineer . . . wants to go to the moon . . . easily recognized hy the sliderulc in his pocket MICHAEL HEDERSON Real joy comes notfrom ease or riches but from doing something worthwhile. Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 3 4 Track 1 Mike. . .real cute. . .liked by all . . . likes bowling and playing pool . . .college hound . . . seen in front of Richls Pool Hall . . . usually with Bob M MARTHA HEMENWAY Those who bring sunshine to the lives ofothers cannot keep itfrom themselves. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ,l.V. Cheerleader 1, 2 lCapt.j, Varsity Cheerlead- 1 er 3, 4, Softball 2, 4, Gym Show 2, Homecoming Court 4 Works at Van Brode's . . . very popular . . . nice dresser . . , hopes to go to a business School . . . S l R' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 een witi lta . . . likes theermg for the Panthers . . . comes from Ayer WILLIAM HENRY The path he treads is one ofpeace. H Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 Comes from Shirley . . . hopxs to lim-oriie an l'll'L'U'0Hlt' enhmeer . . . quiet box' . . . likes P skiing and the radio 37 JUANDA HICKS Don't think, you may disturb your mind. 5' Afro American Culture Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 2 Leader ol' the pavk . . . nice smile. . . friend to al . . . works at 'fan Broce's. . . futurr plans untlt-vided JOHNNY HILEY Very little is needed to make a happy lyfe. It is all within your way of thinking. Afro American Culture Club 3, 4 tpresidentj, National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4, Basketball 4 Comes from Columbus. Georgia. . , popular with the girls . . . eollege bound , . . wants to be an executive . . . tall . . . sharp dresser COSMO ITALIANO 'Mischief never thrives without wit. 'S Soccer 2 Liked by all . . . works at Van Brotltfs . . . gow with a eute Junior girl , . . hopes to at- tend eollege . . . eomes from Shirley . . . terror for his size LOUISE ITALIANO She is little, she is wise, she is a terror for her size. M Homeroom Representative 3, Class Treasurer 1, Pep Club 1 Comes from Shirley . . . tiny little thing . . . plans to be married soon . . . likes bowling and skiing . . . seen with Ginny. Debbie, Sandy. and ,loane THEODORE JANUSKEIWICZ I like fan, so why not have it?7' Comes from Ayer . . . interested in electronics . . . always at Te-d's Flying A . . . plans to go to Business school . . . may be seen at Park St. Diner THOMAS JODKA I live as gently as I can: To be, no matter where, a man. 5' A Student Council 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, . Golf Team 3, French Club 1 Tommy . . . real cute . . . drives a blue VW . . . plans to go to college . . . likes Boston . . . beautiful blue eyes and blond hair . . . hangs around with Ted and the COOL guys DARLENE JONES There is much satisfaction in work well done. H Pep Club 1, Basketball 1, Drama Club 2, Yearbook Staff 4- Bonsy Jonsy . . . tiny thing. . .cute giggle. . . liked by all. . .college bound. . . does spur of the moment things . . . hails from Shirley MARGARET JONES Being happy is a virtue. H N s a er 2 Pe Club 3 Cheerleader 1 2 GW P P 7 , P Q v Margie, . .always with Marsha. . . new at AHS . . . likes someone valled Eric . . . likes to read palms . . . hopes to return to D.C. STANLEY JURGA 'Y never think of the future, it comes soonenough. Football 1, Basketball 2, Ski Club 4 Stan . . . likes to take notes in Soeiologv. . . likes to give Mr. Deamer a hard time. . . ' lot ol' fun . . . looks forward to weekends . . . hopes to attend college . . . lriend to all RUTH KAHL The only ones arnong u.s who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve. M Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Band 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Internation- al Day Committee 2, Beta Club 2, Latin Club 2, Talent Show 3, Sail- ing Club 3, Chess Club 4, Language Club 4, Ski Club 4, Yearbook 4 Ruth. . . real sweet . . . smart girl . . . always on the honor roll . . . likes to help people . . . nice to all JOANE KALINOWSKI What some people call mischief I call fan. M Homeroom Representative 2, Pep Club 1 Joany. . . likes to get in trouble . . . likes bowling . . , always with Judy, Sandy, Ginny, and Debbie . . . wants to be a secretary COSTA KATRALIS At every rnornent ofoar lives we should be trying zojhnd out not in what way we clwer, but in what way we agree. H Choir 1, 2, Newspaper 1 Real sweet boy. . . little quiet . . . real sharp dresser . . . nice to all. , . likes Greece likes garage doors, Right Costa??? d i DONNA E. KIDDER H we can not be gay and happy, what can we be?7' Homeroom Representative 1, 2, Gym Show 2, Student Council 4 Cllreasurerj, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Little Donna , . . wears a BIG ring. . . his name is Cary . . . peppy cheerleader . . . oh, those jumps . . . comes from Ayer . . . seen with Lynda . . . usually with Cary HIRAM KELLY Oh, that rny lure were a lasting drearn. H Quiet boy . . . King Rat . . . undecided future . . , likes sociology . . . friendly boy DENISE KREIGER When things are not what they seem, you must keepfollowing your drearn. H Cheerleader 2, A Capella Choir 3, 4, Drama Club 2 Sweet Denise . . . lost without Joe . . . friendly way with all . . . likes to watch Joe play football ' In his young eyes, a kind ofgiory shines. Baseball 3, 4 Likes baseball and hockey . . . works at Brotrks in Shirley . . . plans to enter the serviee . . . Comes from Shirley DAVID LAMBERT JUDITH LANDRY Lei ns keep our hearts young and our eyes open, nothing worth our while shall escape our notice. Pep Club 1 Frankie . . . works at Toms Food World . . . comes from Shirley . . . real cute and sweet . . . usually with Joane or Frankie L . . . wants to be a secretary K ',f'n ROBERT LARIMORE A man of honor knows no false pride. H Spanish Club 1, 2, Science Club l, 2, Bowling Club 2, Chess Club 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Co-Editor l l Blah . . . real intclligent . . 7. hopes lobe an architect . . . college bound . . . interested in sleeping, eating, and brooding . . . Really, Boh??? JACQUES LASERRE j'Be ashamed to die unlilyon have achieved some victoryfor human- Lly. French Club 2, Foreign Language Club 4 Our Mr. Frenchie . . , oh, that accent . . . likes to travel . . . wants to go to college and major in psychology . . . loves to swim MADELINE LOPIANO Be ofgood cheer. Quict girl . . . likes dam-ing and skating . . . collects records . . . hangs out in Fitchburg . . . fiiture plans arc to work . . . may go to college after working JOSEPH MARSHALL 'Tis action that makes the her0.,7 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 QCo-Captainj, Track 1, 2, Afro American Culture Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Cvm Show 2 Joe. . .football hero. . .DeniseK. . .likes sports. . Jnfendlytoall. . .likes pool. . . seen with Speedy, and the guys SANDRA MARTIN Full offun and mischieftoo, you can never tell what she may do Homeroom Representative 1, A Capella Choir 1, 2, Brigadoon 2 Sandy . . . always with Debbie and Ginny . . . ikes to get in trouble . . . works at Van Brode's . . . comes from Fort Devens . . . plans to be an airline stewardess . . . likes bowling KATHLEEN MARVIN KATHERINE Ready in hand and heart to do her best. Newspaper Staff 1, 2, Skiing Club 1, 4 Kathy . . . nice girl . . . likes computers and dancing . . . and Mathew . . . comes from Ayer . . . loves tennis, swimming and bowling MCCALL if Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue growsf, Pep Club 1, French Club 1, Brigadoon, Homeroom Representative 2, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Ski Club 4 Kathi' . . . rea friendly . . . likes to Clanee . . Lisa,'Kathy. and Karen A . . . vollege bound . seen in Worcester and Fitchburg with JANET MCCOY Each heart is a world you find all within yoursehf that you find without. U Newspaper Staff 3, 4, A Capella Choir 4, Theater Arts 2, 3, 4, Briga- doon 2, US 3, 4, Talent Show 3 Sweet girl . . . Gene . . . wants to be an elementary teacher . . . seen in Dana's car . . . or in 278 . . . comes from Ayer RICHARD MCDOWELL Always ready, always there . . . always willing to do his share. i' Theater Arts 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3 4 Connecticut Y , , ankee 1, Brigadoon 2, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral Arts 4 Rich . . . usually with Dale C . . . always behind the stage . . . in the music wing . . . future plans undecided ROBERTA McDOWELL '54 million tornorrows may all pass away, 'ere I forget all the joys that are mine today. Theatre Comp 1, 2, 3, 4, Connecticut Yankee 1, Softball 1, Briga- doon 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- er 3, 4, US 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4 1Co- Editorl Bobbi . . . real friendly . . . wants to be a secretary . . . comes from Ayer . . . talented . . . likes swimming MARVIN MCMILLER 'Lfyou can tell a man by the way he wears his clothes, gay the color of his skin is the color ofhis soul - misteryoa're a better man than L 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Football 1, Afro American Culture Club 3, 4, Boxing Team 1 Marvin . . . money is his game . . . service after graduation , . . hangs out at the Black Panther Youth Organization W Quiet boy . . . likes to ski , . . undecided future STANLEY MCMILLER 'Tll call no man my masterg I call my soul my guide. i' Football 1, Afro American Culture Club 3 Plans to go to college in New Jersey . , . hangs out at the Sugar Shack in Boston . . . likes money WILLIAM METCALF He who learns, teaches. Gym Show 2, Baseball 1, Cross Country 1, Mu Alpha Theta 3 4 Bill . . . smart boy . . . lives in Ayer . . . works at Tom's Food World . . . loves to rdller skate . . . interested in Boy Scouting . . . future plans undecided CARL MORGAN 'He who dries his brother's tears need never weep alone. Soccer 1, 2, Track 2 Interested in drafting and engineering . . . wants to get married and have a million kids . . . plans to attend a Tech school in Boston . . . hails from Fort Devens JOSEPH MUNOZ 'He searches every face. H Ski Club 1, 2 SUE MURPHY Quick sensitivity is inseparable from a ready understanding. Vickie. . .newcomer to Ayer. . .likes people with weird features. . .comes from North Carolina Wonderland is still there waitinig. H Quiet girl . . . newcomer to AHS . . . usual y with Vicki . . . likes to read . . . hangs around Fort Devens Taho Club VICKIE MURPHY 4 MA SAKO NAKANMUTA We need one another, so I will defend each rnan as my brother, each man as my friend. Tennis 1, 2, Student Counselor 3, 4, Swimming 1, Fencing 4 Very sweet . . . quiet . . . comes from Japan .- . . likes fencing . . . sings and plays guitar ELISSA NORMANDIN The heart asks pleasureis first. Pep Club 1, Newspaper 4 Very quiet . . . plans to go to college . . . comes from Shirley . . . friendly DANA OWENS I live for what I think is right, someday I 'll die for what I know is true. H Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4 QCO-Editorj, Library Club 3, fPres.j, 4, Spanish Club 1, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon, Ski Club 4 Nice boy , . . friendly . . . speaks his mind . . . good actor . . , seen with Laura F. or Jim B .... works at Tom's Food World DEBRA PARKER 'Wo one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to any- one else. H French Club 1, Student Council 3, 4, Field Hockey 2, Band 1, 2, Pep h W 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Club 2, 3, 4, Gym s 0 , Debbie . . . real nice girl . . , works at the hospital . . . likes to ski . . . seen at Toni's and the Quay . . . wants to go to college and plans to teach elementary education JAMES PARKINSON U I donit run aper fortune it must run aj?er rne. Track 3 Jimmy . . . BIG boy . . , quiet . . . lives in Ayer , . . future undecided PHYLLIS PAYNE U there is righteousness in the heart there will be beauty in the character. ,' Beta Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, Health Careers Club 2, 3, Historian 3, Powder Puff Football 2, 3, Homecoming Court 4 Newcomer to A S . , . comes from North Carolina . . . will attend the University of N. C. . . . major in sociology . . . seen with Debbie P or Lynda P . . . cute accent . . . pretty blond hair THEODORE PETERSON 16-1 JEAN PROVOST Without love and laughter there is no joy Glee Club 1, Choral Arts 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Jean . . . nice dresser . , . seen at Toni's or the Boston . . . likes Commonwealth Ave .... Interi r d ' ' h Opinions cannot survive one does not stand up and fght for them. H Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, Math Team 3, 4 Teddy . . . a real doll . . . that hair . . . little blue ear . . . class favorite . . . popular . . . loves to ski . . . han Be H'l gs out at n il . . . college bound . . . hopefully U. of Mass. Quay lives in Ayer likes to o to o ecoration is er future MARTHA PROVOST 'Happiness is a rare vintage of wine. U JAMES QUATRALE Sure, I have muffled a few in my wrong in my heart. Likes skiing . . . seen at Park Street Diner . . . comes from Shirley . . . works at Ben Hill . . . hopes to attend a technical institute Pep Club l Hopes to attend U. of Mass. . . . works at Van Brodes . . . seen with Maggie . . .likes old cars time, but I've never called one LEONARD QUINTY 'QA man can know nothing of mankind without knowing something of hirnseQf H Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Lenny. . . very sweet . . . likes to ski . . . hopes to attend college . . . usually with Ted or Stan . . . seen at Benjamin Hill . . . hails from Shirley PATRICIA RATERMAN Like every human being she is a single personality, but no single personality is there like hers. Pep Club 1 Pat . . . housewife . . . Steve . . . works at Van Brode's . . , comes from Ayer . . . hopes to move from Ayer to California BARBARA REICHERT Those who have the largest hearts, have the soundest under- standing. H Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, French Club 1, Homeroom Representative 4 Barbara . . . likes skiing and Boston . . . hopes to attend Northeastern . . . social work . . . seen at T0ni's or the Quay . . . from Ayer SUSANNE RENAUD Doing good for others is not a duty. It is a joy for it increases your i tf, e i own health and halppiness. 1' A li 4 Likes hair dressing . . . p ans to marry in the future , . . comes from Ayer . . . tiny and quiet 49 '24 constant fiend is a rare thing . . . and hard to find. U VERONICA RIVERS The wealth ofa soul is measured by how it can feel. U Afro American Culture Club 3 4 5 Quiet girl . . . plans to go to Business school . . . works at Van Brode's . , . lives on Fort Devens MARGERY ROBBINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Wa- chusett League 1, 2, 4 Margie. . . usually with Barbara . , . seen in Toni's . . . hopes to go into Data Processing . . . hails from Ayer 'lflnybody who thinks the sky is the limit, has no imagination H Mike. . . cool dresser . . . nice to all . . . nice smile , . . likes art . . . seen with Cosmo and Terry G. MARTIN ROBBINS 'Wo man can do no more than he can. U Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ski Club 1, Chess Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Language Club 3, 4 Marty . . . very intelligent . . . likes tennis . . . hopes to attend West Point for militar Y career . . . seen with Bob, Gary, Mike, and Bob C. MICHAEL ROSSER STEVEN SCHAEFFER Live dangerously, ills the only time you live at all. Steve , . . usually with Teddy , . . very popular . . . likes music and art JEFFREY RUDY Y was a young man once and played a young man 's game. B l' Cl ow ing ub l Jeff. . . comes from Fort Devens . . . college bound . . . quiet , . . sometimes with Mike REED SCHLOSSER Changes of lufe Fm going through keep me doing what I know I should. MICHAEL SEDLISKY p In all great works of art . . . the genius draws up the ladder afier him. National Honor Society 3, 4, Mu Alpha Theta 3, 4, French Club 1 3 Goes with a cute underclassman . . . doesn't like school too much . . , future undecided 4, Math Team 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4 T Mike . . , smart boy , . . likes to play chess . . . avid sports fan . . . hopes to become a chemistry teacher . . . lives on Fort Devens 5I MARY SEIDL Behold, I do not give lectures or a little charity. When Igive, I give 'Wow is next to nothing compared to where I 've been. Afro American Club 3, 4 Ronald . . . likes to get in trouble . . . friendly to all . . . undecided future rnysehf ', Student Council 4, Cheerleader 3, 4 Crazy Mary . . . works at Van Brode's . . . hangs around Lunenburg . . . comes from Ayer . . . likes writing and reading . . . hopes to visit the Orient and Moscow RONALD SLEET IRENE STREIGLE 'Y have heard the talk ofthe beginning and the end, but I listen for the words of today. 'i 'Motion is the proper fruit of knowledge. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1 Pep Club 1, 2, Gym Show 2 Irene . . . seen with Rynda . . . works at Van Brodeis . . nice red car . . . seen with an alumni from AHS . . . undecided future JOHN THOMAS John . . . interested in becoming an engineer . , . likes to play football . . . usually seen with George, Beaver and the guys . . . comes from Fort Devens . . . hangs around the team 1'00lTl ELIZABETH TUCKER Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like sunshine too, her golden hair. Quiet, but carefree . . . Full of fun and fancy free. I Pep Club l, 2, Ski Club 1, 2 Quiet girl . . . seen with Irene and the Van Brode's crew . . . wants to work for IBM . . , will move to Boston . . . likes to ski and dance . . . seen at Toni's and the Ayer House of Pizza ski Club 1, 2, 3 Nice-Pfesg, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, scuba Diving Club 3 fllreasurerj, Newspaper Staff 3, Basketball 2, Homeroom Represent- ative l, 2, 3, 4, Sailing Club, Homecoming Court 4- ,04 Liz . . . beautiful long blond hair . . . very popular . . . hails from Shirley . , . loves to ski . . . skiing instructor . . . life guard . . . plans to go to art school in vicinity of Boston RYNDA VERBEEK KAREN WALSH Laugh and be merry, for the world is better with a smile. U Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-, Field Hockey l, 2, 4 Loves art . . . hopes to become an art instructor . . . plans to marry ,lon . . . comes from Shirley . . . nice smile . . . friendly girl CYNTHIA WESTOVER Great ideas come from the heart. Very quiet . . . seen with Anita P .... nice to all . . . undecided future GERALD WHEELER 'Y cast rny fate to the wind. U an electronic technician . . . works at Roux's market in Shirley . . . comes from Shirle ROBERT WHEELER 'Wow is next to nothing compared to where I ,ve been. ', Bob . . . likes hunting . . . Navy . . . works at Nashoba Mills . . . likes guns . , . comes from Shirley JUANITA WILLIAMS Laughing and gay, full of fung sheis ready when the frolics began. Afro American Culture Club Gerry . . . friendly lad . . . likes computers . . . always in the shop wing , . . wants to be Y Nice girl . . . likes computer programming . , . comes from New York . . . lives at Fort Devens . . . undecided future esc Q . LAUREN WINSLOW When gay laughter fills the air, one and all knows she is there. H J' Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading l, 2, Skindiving Club 3, fSecre- tarybj, Student Council 4-, Yearbook Staff 4- fUnderclassmen Editorl Laurie . . . our clown . . . always ajoke , . . likes to ski . . . works at Officers Club . , . seen with Gilly or Liz or Cyndy H . . . plans to be a nurse KENNETH WRIGHT A gay who is foot loose and fancy free. 9, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4-, Science Club l, Afro A ture Club 3, IL merican Cul- Kenny . . . our flirt . . . always with a girl set-n with Joe or Stu . . . very friendly likes cars and girls . . . plans to go to college 'liiiiiikli ii iif -:I I , -i '21 fn - re W 41 as f X if 5 get aaa 3 'ff ' X H Q il f 7 c W JO YOSICH The will to do: the soul to dare. Photo Club 1, Saddle Club l, Library Club 1, Ski Club 1 Jo . , . sweet girl . . . comes from the Sunny South loves horses . . . hopes to attend busi- ' Q ness school seen at Fort Devens Riding Club I MICHAEL MQMONIGLE His conviction is the conscience of his mind. 5' Mike, . . . comes from Sh irley . . . drives a motorcycle . . . usually with Jimmy Q unde- cided future PETER NAUGHTON Shapes oflhings before rn e l d man more wise. M y yes ea me to despise: will time make Newcomer to Ayer . . . comes from Clinton . . , verv nice looking han s out in Cl' J ,, . . . g in- I ton . . . hopes to become a commercial artist 55 ANTHONY DELA TORRE 'Motion is the fruit of knowledge. Newcomer to Ayer . . . quiet . . . seen with Carlos and Caesar CARLOS DELA TORRE 'Wow is nothing compared to where I 've been. Doesn't like school . . . also quiet . . . uncertain about future JOHN JANUSKIEWIECZ 'T cast my fate to the wind. Comes from Shirley . . . wants to be a plumber . . . hangs out in Leominster . . . likes horses and cars RAYMOND JONES 'Y live for what I think is right, someday I 'll die for what I know is true. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4-, Afro American Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Harpo . . . likes basketball . . . usually in Mr. Reardon's room . . . college bound JAMES MCDONALD 'T-Ie who learns, teaches. Jimmy . . . seen at Diner . . . likes to work on cars . . comes from Aver PETER MCKENNA LQ'e is a jest and all things show it. Pete. . .likes writing. . .hopes to travel to Scotland, . . comes from Shirlev ROBERT MORRISEY His friends are many, his foes are there any? Bob . . . seen with Mike . . . likes to play pool at Richies . . . wants to leave Ayer CAESAR ORTIZ We should live, not merely exist. Little Caesar . . . likes music . . . seen with Tony and Carlos EVERETT OAKES He who treasures freedom, like the swallow must frst learn to fly. Very quiet . . . goes with a certain Junior . . . undecided future - ANITA PLAUTZ 'Y am born happy every morning. Hails from Shirley . . . likes cooking and knitting . . . nurses aid at Ft. Devens hospital ELSA RICHARDS From a spark a mighty flame will barst. Newcomer to Ayer . . . cute . . . liked by all . . . wants to go to busi- ness school . likes to sew 56 I n Appreciation The 1970 Heirloom Staff wishes to thank our ad- visor, Mr. Rooney, for his valuable assistance and patience in the preparation of Heirloom 1970. His time and effort shall never be forgotten. In the future, as we thumb through the pages of this book, we hope it will bring as much joy and happy memories to you, Mr. Rooney, as it will to us. Class I, Debbie Adams, will to my sister Linda, the ability to hang in there so that someday she might graduate too. I, Bill Adamson, leave Mr. Neu to anybody that can put up with him. I, Pam Addonizio, leave in hopes that my brother, Bobby, can someday help to make the Ayer High Football Team No, I. I, Karen Akin, leave the Ayer High School System to my eight brothers and sisters. I, Ethel Atwell, leave Ayer High with fond memories and the hopes of becoming a great math teacher like Mr. Szurely. I, Edward Bacener, leave all my power to all the students in Ayer High School knowing that someday we WILL overcome. I, Larry Barber, leave inepired to what future. I, lim Barclay, leave my theater arts class to any junior who can put up with Mr. McClentic for another year. I, Kathy Barrows, leave to Mr. Peralta all the luck with the next two Barrows, and most importan- tly, I leave happily to be with Bob. I, Gregory Bascomb, leave Ayer High in the venerate hands of J.O., F.B., Duck, H. Smith and A.J. - if they can make their Senior year. I, Bill Blodgett, leave the A.H.S. cafeteria alone for this year, and a soggy note to Mr. Fay. I, Maureen Bostwick, leave A.H.S. with many memories and also to go to a career in modeling for the Paul Revere Pony Tail Expressf, I, Debbie Bragg, leave my ability to talk to anyone who wants itl I, Steve Brand, leave this school to my little brothers Mark and Dave, and my place in theater arts to whoever is qualified. I, .lohn Brennan, leave all my Irish Power to Phil McGuane in hopes that someday the Irish will rule the world. I, Maggie Boss, leave Ayer High with Speedy, lack, John, and a very special G. F. I, Jack Briggs, leave good 'ole Ayer High with a little more than what I entered with - except for one special person . . . l.F.S. I, lane Briggs, leave Ayer High with a warning that more Briggs are yet to come. I, Richard Brooks, leave behind me four years of fun and take with me many good memories. I, lack Burns, leave A.H.S. conquered, and will forge on to make the rest of the world my empire. I, Debbie Busack, leave my right of absence to any student who wishes to use it. I, Joan Felde, will San Francisco to a foot of snow - which it will probably never get. I, Chris Candia, leave A.H.S. some of my SAUGUS experiences knowing that it take more than one year to leave all of them. I, Elly Carter, leave my past four years of experience and those fantastic lunches to all unsuspect- ing underclassmen. I, Rita Cardenas, leave A.H.S. to head straight to Fayetteville, North Carolina, with Linda Castil- lo. I, Linda Castillo, leave my pink tennis shoe to Regena C., my broken fingernail to Larry Batton, Will my good looks to Mr. Peralta, and my last name to Mr. Parker, in correct spelling. I, Ginny Castillo, leave A.H.S. to head straight for Baltimore. I, Coleen Day, leave my Ayer High years behind to try to revive the love Ifound during my Junior year with Andy. I, Kathy Davies, leave Ayer High out of sight and out of mind. I, Roger Deem, leave all my fantastic blocking and tackling abilities to Flip McGuane, Jason La- moreaux my No. 71 jersey, and my custom fitted mouth piece to Alvin Little. I, Bob Graik, leave my Mickey Mouse watch to Mr. Loudon. I, Dennis Doiron, being of sound mind, leave my homeroom seat and teacher to my sister Cher- yle, I, Mark Draleau, leave A.H.S. to give Mr. Manning a rest. I, Karen English, leave A.H.S. in hopes that S.F. gets H.S. and H.H. and J.H. and D.G. and . . . and...and... I, Carole Farnsworth, leave many thanks to Mr. Kangas for all his help in Art, and most of all, for his being such an inspiring and understanding person. I, Judi Farnsworth, leave finally for New Britain, Conn. I, Susan Farnsworth, leave my empty seat in Mr. Kangas's period 7, Art 4 class, to any junior lucky enough to get it. I, Sandy Ferguson, leave A.H.S. with the hopes that Jack enjoys his senior year, and that KE. gets J.M. and D.G. finds someone very special in Germany. I, Kenneth Flynn, leave in retirement. I, Laura Flynn, leave A.H.S. to regain my freedom. I, Beverly Gardner, leave A.H.S. to become Mrs. Donald Partridge. I, Kathy Gilson, leave my brother Jon with one last year in this school and leave to be with the one GREAT thing Ayer High gave me - Harry A., and with the hopes of becoming Kathy Am- brose. I, Brenda Goodwin, leave all my bookkeeping ability to Mr. and my dirty locker to my brother Brian. I, Bob Groth, bequeath my ambition to conquer this admirable school. I, Gordon Guhl, leave A.H.S. after 4 long years of strife, to try my luck in the outside world. I, Vicki Guthrie, leave A.H.S. to support John Kreiger's habitual eating habits. I, Bruce Hanson, leave my football jersey, 4-181, to anyone who likes to bite the dust. I, Marsha Hardiman, do hereby leave behind me, my long hair, a bottle of makeup, and all my mistakes. I, Ted Harrington, leave A.H.S. to plant the seed of peace I, Bill Henry, leave after serving my time. I, Martha Hemenway, leave with a heart full of memories that I Have obtained in my four years and also, to join a very important person from the Class of ,69 . . . A.C. I, Juand Hicks, leave Cathy Williams my ability to part, and to my brothers and sisters some beauty. Class I, Johnny Hiley, leave to Ronald Camp my power over the women as well as my charm. I, Louise Italiano, leave to Mr. Reardon, my sister Kathy. I also leave to be with Mark . . . I, Gary Haughney, leave intented in the knowledge that Mr. Szurley is a teeny-bopper infiltrating the establishment. I, Ted Januskiewiecz, leave all my guidance passes to Mr. Noddin, and my key to shop to anyone who wants to skip classes. I, Tom Jodka, leave with the hopes of never returning. I, Darleen Jones, leave to any deserving underclassman my ability to enjoy A.H.S. lunches. I, Margie Jones, do hereby bequeath the civilization to A.H.S. as I go to live among the Indians. I, Costa Katralis, leave before it,s too late. I, Ruth Kahl, leave A.H.S. with hopes that the underclassmen will carry on to make Ayer High the best. . I, Joan Kilinowski, leave to Mr. Peralta the dream of finding another me to pick on and a warning that there will be another KILL-inowski who will be worse than I. I, Hiram Kelly, do hereby leave my crown as King Rat to Joe Garrett, hoping that he will get hip and straighten out his rap . . ., I, Donna Kidder, leave to my brother Robert, four of the greatest years of my life to achieve the self satisfaction that I have had. . I, Dave Lambert, leave AHS in suspense, wondering if Mr. Manning is thinking the same thing. I, Stan Jurga, leave AHS being the most intelligent, most attractive, most athletic, and the most popular boy this school has ever had! I, Judy Landry, leave AHS and everything in it to my brother David, and in hopes of becoming Mrs. Frank Labowicz. I, Robert Larimore, leave to Robert Floyd his old blue sock. Also to Jamsey and Friar my most benevolent blessings. I, Jacques Lasserre, leave all my knowledge of French to Mr. Brunelle, in hopes that he will also master the language someday. I, Madeline LoPiano, leave four great years of AHS to my brother Steven and all the great senior privileges to my sister Anna. I, Joe Marshall, leave my flat to my two younger brothers, James and Alvin. I, Denise Kreiger, leave with Joe Marshall many my bundle of joy. I, Sandra Martin, leave my seat in Mrs. Dupras, 3rd period typing class to anyone who feels they can maintain the number of my Umispelled words. I, Kathleen Marvin, leave AHS with no regrets, K.M. a lot oflaughs in standard shift driving, and Matty a big nut. I, Peter McKenna, leave to Mr. Erwin and Mr. Walsh one package of cigarette papers in hopes that they can find eternal happiness . . . I, Janet McCoy, leave AHS to any underclassmen who can handle its school spirit. I, Robert McDowell, leave all my great memories to Ann Wyman, hoping that she can have as many when she departs from good ole AHS. I, Marvin McMiller, leave Ayer High to all my brothers and sisters to the rights and not the wrongs I did. I, Michael McMonigle leave AHS in hopes that I will never have to return . . . I, Bill Metcalf, leave AHS to find the finer things in life, and life, and I bequeath my seat at the senior lunch table to my brother Dana. I, Carl Morgan, leave AHS in the Old New Englandish atmosphere that refuses to change with the times I, Clynetta Sue Murphy, leave to my parents all the love and thanks for seeing me through these past years. And to my brother and sisters I leave my ability to make passing grades. I, Vicki Murphy, leave all my love and affection to my parents, and to my sister and brother to finish school. I, Elissa Normandin, leave one more year of gym days to Kathy Roux. I, Dana Owens, leave Ayer High School with fond memories. I, Debbie Parker, leave AHS to Ann, Susan and Norman to enjoy for another year. I, Phyllis Payne, leave my southern accent to anyone who wants it. I, Lynda Popoli, leave AHS with the hopes of reaching many goals and fulfilling many dreams. I, Jean Provost, leave AHS in hopes of finding a better life and that someday I will realize that these past four years were not such a waste after all. I, Martha Provost, leave my dirty,T-shirt to Elain Schultz but take my fond memories with me. I, Jim Quatrale, leave a job opening to any underclassman that would like to play janitor after school. I, Lenny Quinty, leave all Phil Michuad's old tests and worksheets from Business Law. I, Barbara Reichert, leave to live a better life in Boston, and to Ann, one more year of labor. I, Sue Renard, leave AHS to be with ar certain C.M. I, Veronica Rivers, leave with the ability to strive for a better view of life in the future and my key of success to my brother Daniel. I, Margie Robbins, leave AHS with the fondest memories of my junior year with one certain per- son . . . C. D. I, Martin Robbins, leave AHS with the hopes that Mr. Szurley,s underclassmen can do as well on the Math Team as the seniors from THE CLASS OF 70 I, Mike Rosser, leave, happy. I, .leff Rudy, leave . . . peace. I, Michael Sedlisky, leave my sister, Cindy with this parting thought: If you always speak the truth people may not fall in love with you, but they will honor and respect you. I, Mary Seidl, leave with Meme Fallon to explore the far corners of the orient in a stolen white ferarrie, hopefully to pay homage to the great leader, Chiang Kai-shek. I, Ronald Sleet, leave my good looks to Milton for he will need them. I, Pat Stewart, after all my years at A.H.S. leave as Pat Ratermani' I, Irene Streigle, leave Sue Buckley all the luck I don't have because she will need it. I, John Thomas, leave my football skills and position to Alvin Little in hopes that he will make I, Liz Tucker, leave the last of the yellow bird society to Betty Wagner and my racoon coat to Cal- good use of them. vie. l, Bynda Verbeek, leave A.H.S. with my eyes open, after sleeping for four years. I, Karen Walsh, leave Ayer High to always be with Jonny. I, Bob Wheeler, leave Mr. Erwin's yelling to some shy freshman. l, Gerard Wheeler, leave Ayer High to persue my future in electronics and return the shop to Mr. Beaudette. l, Laurie Winslow, leave Frank Williams, Ken Vlfheeler, Phil McGuane, Calvin Moore, Doug Bradford, Steve Clarke, John Conway, and Clark Paige with a broken heart. l, Kenny Wright, leave my younger brother Bennie, the privilege of being the school's lover. I, Jo Yosich, leave those cold days in BE. to some poor girl who can shiver better than l. With Sincere W Thanks . M rs. Gaskins The Class of 1970 would like to thank Mrs. Gaskins for all she has done for us. As our class ad- visor, she has shown a genuine interest in our class and its activities by contributing her time and her encouragement. Her qualities of friendship, patience, and understanding shall always be re- membered. .,' 'W M I W 1 ff FTW' i A .M r' I'm going to slranglv this fiogfa' 3 I Now . , . I was just kidding! 4 nguoi' M. Hi tl ivrv, hand smiicf' I sci' ai vision . .. H OllYi0l1S?v 1-.NM fwmauffff Va qu Af' ik I ,N Who imitvd mul. Harp0's practicing his stranglvhold againfw X .INN . . ---a 9, is si4 W it X NYU u :might rm-Y 1 9 70 SENIOR Most Versatile Lynda Popoli Walter Parker .4 - ' Most Dependable Bob Larimore P Addon' ' ,f l' 3 'Q age C L N'fT' ' N 1, 'N GI.-I 8 X SJW FIWQU iG'A5 Q61 CUZ AX Q . QPE'-vi! Pj! x Cixi, A ,vf 1 I. V 0 44 Most Likely To Succeed Ethel Atwell M k S dl ky Class Charmers Liz Tucker B' ' B an -57:5 -1 1 f M '342u, I V V I , k X . V 5g Teachers ' Pets Ruth Kahl Ed B Class Clowns S Best Dressed Carole Farnsworth Ted Harrington t ll ,YS 'W l ' 1 -lllme ...mf . .,srr r Laurie Winslow Stuart Campbell 1 I y I 5 fl , J' 1' - :Q ..-'26 f? 6 ,W rw. ..-': - 1 'fix Ill 1' :ASK it-. l.'wfff f1f in 'Q 'f'HI.Ill 5' Tv?-F' Biggest Flirts Mary Seidl Kenny Wright ,, . Q. is Most A thletic Jane Briggs Walter Pa k 1 1 pf 452 Most A ttractive Patti Boyer Tom Jodka Cuzesz: Couple X 1 X Most Talented ,lim Barclay Bobbi Mm'Dowell wx 5, 0? ig -ii QT-l Y ZA ' 4? 5 if? ' 1' X5 F1 ,W - eeee Teee 1 M t T lk t - e e 03 a 0 we eee T K 1- ' Maureen Bostwick T : eeee eeeee , T Dana Owens X JU X ie 3, 7 9 'S W 1' T I Typ ical Teens Germ Duffy Mike Rosser Most A bsent Minded Donna Kidder, John Thomas 3 Most Intelligent Karen Akin C H ghney Most School Spirit George Flores Martha Hemenwav 1 if . X s Most Shy Jack Briggs Rynda V b ek fl? yr JAG J ' fl, ri , Most Popular Lynda Popoli Ted Peterson Friendliest Kathy McCall Bruce Hanson 'wa Ruth Kahl M r. Ugly Is George Flores ALSO UGLY Marc Drale Joe Marshall Mike Ross Ted Pet Hof Ho! t L V Hof Holly Ball 1969 was one ofthe most beautiful dances ever to take place at Ayer High School. Sponsored by the Senior Class, the dance blended beautifully with the holiday season. Members ofthe Class of 1970 contributed much time and ef- fort in the preparation ofthe dance. The highlight of the eve- ning was the choosing of Miss Merry Christmas, Pamela Ad- donizio, and her two court members, Jackie Davis and Lynda Popoli. The Senior Class wishes to thank Mr. Loudon for being the perfect Santa Claus. We also wish to thank those particular individuals who made this night such a memorable occasion. Miss Merry Christmas, Pam Addonizio and Es 1-or! Bob Craig Miss Nlvrry Christrmis and Iivr Court fI.1ffkm Right! Pam Addunizio, .lackiv Davis, and Lynda Po- poll. ,.,,.,,,,- . , M SP5 -er ,q sg if W M.. .N 1 we rw ,E Q N3 sf Student Council Last Row: J. Farrow, C. Haughnvy, C. Paige, P. MvGuane, I., Payton, D. Parker, Second Row: C. Svhultz. S. Hand, I.. Winslow. J. Rowthorne, B. Populi. Ii. Blur-k, First Row: B. Wagner. M. Sieiil. Mr. Parker - advisor, P, Boyer, D. Kidder. F. Larimore, 78 'JJ Patti Boyer - President Donna Kidder - Treasurer Mary Ann Pender Secretary ational Honor Society Las! Row: B. Larimorc, J. Hiley, M. Robbins, Second Row: B. MvDowell, T. Miller, K. Akin, M. Sedlisky, D. Kidder, First Row: E. Atweli treasurer, J. Burns f vice-prvsidcnt, Mr. Bruncliff - advisor, G. Haughncy - president, C. Farnsworth A se4're1la.ry. Mu Alpha Theta Last Row: T. Peterson, Mr. Robbins. B. Larimore. Second Row: E. Atwell, B. Mvlcalf, J. Burns. M. Svdlidky. S. Baxtvr. First Rou Mrs Wood - advisor. M. Boss - secretary-tri-asurer. G. Haughnvy - president. Mr. Chr-n f advisor, Math Team Back Row: Mr. Matson. Mr. Szurley - advi- sors. Frou: Row: Mrs. Wood - advisor. J. Burns. M. Robbins, R. Floyd. M. Royal. B. Larimore. Absent: E. Atwell. T. Peterson. 80 1. 'TM' 3155 Yearbook try? Last Row: J. Provost, B. Reivhert, M. Robbins, C. Cuhl, K. Akin, D. Parker, M. Sedlisky, Second Row: M. Robbins, B. Gardner, S. Goggins, E. Carter, D. Jones, J. Burns, M. Provost, D. Dow, First Row: E. Atwell, K. Gilson, C. Farnsworth, G. Haughney, P. Boyer, E. Hutchins, B. Larirnore, L. Winslow, L. Popoli, D. Kidder. Newspaper Staff Last Row: Miss Geraigery Y advisor, B. McDowell, L. Dawkins, E. Hutchins, M. Boyer, W. Mavk, First Row: K. Akin, A. Cearan, H. Dingman, R. Little. E. Atwell, S. Bcttenvout, D. Kidder. Homeroom Representatives Last Row: D. Sullivan, M. Cornellier, M, Royal, L. Ballon, W. Mack, M. Wilson, B. Reichert, Second Row: M. Hederson, S. Albert, J. Johnston, K. Roux, L. Flagg and Clenn,l' K. McCall, D. Dow, E. Bacener, First Row: D. Oldenburg, D. Grueb, S. Haughney, R. Williams, M. Fickera, E. Adams, A. Darling, M. Migrants. Librar lub QU Back: D. Doiron, J. Barclay, 2nd Row: Mrs. NaparstekI?SizLing: L. Popoli, S. Brand, M. Malone, P. Shanahan, R. Ressijac. 'Q 82 Chess Club Last Row: L. Hebert, B. Sells, J. Huxley, Third Row: M. Royal, M. Robbins, B. Larimore, J. Felde, W. Mack, Second Row: M. Sedlisky, J. MCCaw, R. Floyd, J. Burns, First Row: J. Phillips, J. Maxwell, Mr. Szurely, S. Cahill, A. Darling, D. Turra. Chess Team, Back Row: L. Hebvrt, Mr. Szurley, M Robbins, Front Row: R. Floyd, D Turra, M. Sedlisky. A Capella Choir Las! Row: J. Provost, D. Norse. W. Danvaust-, B. Bloclgett, D. l.m'kP, S. Brand, M. Pender, Second Roux' l.. Taylor, M. Jones, D. Adams, M. Robbins, L. Flagg. l.. Kilpatrick, B. Eubanks, First Row: E. Shultz, S. Alexander, J. lVlr'Coy, B. McD0wm-ll, L. Cuichaid, Jnflcxaran, M. Guilfoil. Us Standing, L-R: P. Shanahan, M. Nakamutu, J. McCoy, and Mr. Fay, Kruwling: W. Dancause and F. Provost. F . Choral Art Society Last Row: J. Smith, A. Gearan, M. Cardenas, lVI, Aulino, D. McDowell, V. Kilpatrick, J. Lasserre, Second Row: A. Sciolla, G. Schofield, P. Chadwell, M. Nakamuta, P. Gentry, E. Thompson, D. Flynn, K. Koehler, B. Overton, M. MeMiller, Fins! Row: K. Powell, R. Malaspina, C. Rakip, F. Pinkney, R. Duncan, D. Weeks, D. Parmenter, L. Hartman, P. Shanahan, K. Satterlund. Theater Compan Last Row: Y. Greene, C. Cuhl, S. Locke, D. Cole, D. MeDowell, D. Dairon, J. Barelav, W. Henrv, L. Dawkins, Third Row: T. Brown, M. Har diman, V. Williams, S. Brand, J. Weeks, L. Barber, R. Alexander, J. Suhall, M. Rosser, M. Wilson, Second Row: T. Dyer, L. Flynn, C. Voja- nee, D. Owens, S. Henry, K. McCall, J. Croteau, K. Walsh, J. Connell, P. M4'Kenna, First Row: Mr. M1'Clentie, S. Betlencourt, J. McCoy, B Bowler, B. McDowell, E. Adams, D. Parmeter, J. Mr-Coy, N. Mitchell, L. Winslow. Panther Band Fourth Row: A. Littles, R. Childress, A. Delatorre, J. Barclay, R. Sells, D. Gammell, J. Hiley, A. Littles, J. Garrett, Third Row: Mr. Savage - advisor, G. Corbin, S. Bridges, R. Ressijac, M. White, N. Januskiewicz, M. Robbins, W. Mack, C. Paige, Second Row: S. Hand, B. Cote, I. McConney, R. Bartley, B. Page, L. Payton, B. Overton, L. Wooten, First Row: B. Minor, J. Phillips, D. Carlson, R. Mulford, R. Little, P. Winslow, L. Adams, M. Turra, and D. Guthrie. ,Q-LQ: D fqq -L . CLV5, iffy, P61 1N6YWQlx-CL' Wctchusett District Band J. Davis, R. Kahl, B. Cote, Mr. Savage, M. Turra. A ro-American ulture Club Ofjqcers Advisors: Mrs. Gaskins, Mr. Reardon, L. Corbin-vice president, J. Hilcy-president. P. Weaver-secretary, L. Payton-treasurer. Ski lub Ofjqcersn D. Oldenburg, M. Robbins, L. Winslow, Mr. Peralta, B. Hatch, I. Winslow, S. ,lurga Science Club Last Row: M. White. l.. Ballon, S. Locke, S. Clark. C. Gulll. C. Bascmub, T. Kearns, Seforzd Roux' A. Kelly. A. Vera, P. Clark. M. Ostrcga. J. McCaw. R. Koehler. J. Blasvtti. M. Henry. Firxt Row: Mr, Naparstek-zulvisur, S. Svopellvli. M. Maroni. R. Luughrun, M. Royal. M. Malone. L. Payton, P. Simmons, J. G+-aran. J. Phillips, Mr. Lalulon-ullvisor. Pep lub 88 ,, . --W W, ., ,,,, , N Faster than a speeding bullet . . . DelJhie?'?? Internauonal rclat1ons?'?? i 8 , Our Student Counvil President?7? George to the rescue!!! Two's company - three's a crowd! .1 f Did you ever find yourself looking for a dark corner to pull up your panty-hose??? E Cobble Wostford, not your sandwich!!! I l Your friendly Student Council. 4 1 Z Q- QI fxwvf Krzmflirlg. L-R: P. M1'G11am-. C. Knox. M. Burtllly. L. Payhsn. P. Brivkefr. B. Howl:-tt. M. Brand. M. Grew. M. Whilv. Fox. Semrzd R014 L-R: Cnuvh S1'ull1111e,'lx. jmika. B. IJUIHIPH. M. Pzmdivil. E. Bam-ner. K. Wright. B. Hanson. F. Williumg. .l. Thonuls, I.. Flor:-s. B. Muck. CIJi14'I1PPl'21llil. Mr. Nulmlff. Thir1lRn14'L-R:M,Wilson..I. Briggs. J. COTIIHFT. G. Flores. J. Marshall. K. Collins. W. Parlwr. I.. Button. NI. Brown, S. Czunpbcll, B. Ueem, T. Larnorffuux. B. Crothv, A. Slig, A. LittlPs. C, Smith. R. Mavk. K Have ,em polished by Saturday. What do you mean you vost the ball? The football season was highlighted by victories over North Middlesex, Narragansett, and Oakmont. The small number of returning players Combined with the injuries and unlucky breaks limited the spirited Pan- thers to these three triumphs. Outstanding performances by Speedy Bacener and joe Marshall produced all- league honors. L-R: Coavh Peralta, Co-Captains: Walter Parker and .loc Marshall, Mr. Noble, and Coach Scullane. Q mem- f,, 5 h h av ii iii my ,. K We want a touchdown . . f, Anybody get the number of that truck. They told me Fd have' days like these K.,- ? f gs -S' A Q 0 V B31 3 QI E W 'QQ ' .ggi x . S W 'P A s .fS- . X - m Q - What, me worry! 94 Y0u're probably wondering why I called you here today . . . J? ,W ' ff m 1 me ' , Acting natural? No, its not my pajama top. v It looks easy on tv. - ll 1 4 ?J ' f f 1, , , - 2 5 Q ' K 11 , Maw ' aLJ.a Q' 'W 015,41 ,, A . av , -Q' 5,4 A Lf-unard Bm-rnstvin. where, arm- you? Daylight f IQ Wait ,till I get my hands on Parker. rw, a es? A Q 'B U i v I 61 .34 ini I ' ,-.:, A X 2 ! 3 ' Q '-if 1 'ff -1. NWN S ETBG9 WTR x H ww ,i ' 3 . 1-PM X X' L . ,1.1g 1, A V . 'fx K A, A' Q 3 ii ,k:15:- - ..,, Q33 QW,g .K Q 5 ,Q K K as r:.V ,, Lkkl kkxilih L 9. 3 0 x 96 Clwvr, Chffvr . . . Thr- Gang? all here: Ol 1...SLlg21I' Poetry In Motion Marshall On The Move II Q '39 If0nly . .. 5. 35 P M ,, fa mini N wr 5 LM.. f just Try To Take It! W M r Fancy Meeting You Here . I ,,kV - ' ' 'Z Qi? M MM Wfff i' X -if .,, L W 4 ' ,,..,: ,,,7 u p 4,4v2'I Vqy, -if , , ig ' I Q-jg!! V, j . .194 ., . . . And We Did fy ni V , 14 B? 6 ik , 1 , ,Main nf 'if A 4 7 ' v Tiptoe Through The . . 'fi 1 E Homecoming October 25, 1969 A Day To Remember f .3?7 One of the many highlights ofthe 1969 foot- ball season was the Choosing of the Hoineeoming Queen, Cerri Duffy, and her court: Martha He- nienway, Phyllis Payne, Lynda Populi, and Liz Tucker. The queen and her court reigned throughout the weekend festivities. The Panthers and the spirit of the A. H. S. fans conlributvd to the suvcf-ss of thc wevkend. The Panthers displayvd a superb effort that fell short by one touchdown as Murdock dvprived us of a Homevoming Vivtory. -sy ww Girls, Field Hockey Dill you hvar abt RQ Puvkvr Power! Varsity Karen Akin Lucie Kilpatrivk Jane Briggs Karffn Walsh Robin Little Beth Overton Debbie Parmontcfr Janet Rowthornc Pam Rudy Pat Stevlv Marilyn Wood Andrea Sviollu Kathy Rakip. flflarzager Miss Bouissc-au and Mrs. Noble -Coarhcfs u di vrivi t, gli., ,, ik .t v ' a ,An A Watvh out for the Bears! Varsity C0-Captains Karen Akin Lucy Kilpatrick Uncfl again the losses outrxurnhered the Wins. The season record was 3 wins, 1 tie, and 7 losses. Although the svason itscll was somewhat disap- pointing, the playing as usual was spirited, and showvd marked iniprowment. The team will he sorry to see' the departures of seniors Karon Akin, Karen Walsh, .lane Briggs, and Bobbie McDowell through graduation. ,t,.,,,, , s,tJ, A ,, 3' M 'slr if , Z 0 h K 73,1 Junior Varsity Y. Hicks. R. Ale-Xander. A. Wvman. D Rakip. lVl. Cote. A. Kam-hlvr, P. Mahonvv, R McDow0ll. S, Hand, J. Winslow, C. Hydil, U Sm-aly, K. Hunt, C. Schultz. T, Pitts, C. Eu loth. L. Paxton, L. Blavk. L, Crt-im. K. Ko- Chlcr. V Paul Newman! Wherc'?? J 's Varsit Cheerleaders L-R: B, McDowell, L. Black, J. Rowthorne, K. Roux. D. Kidder. D. Baccner. and L. Popoli. Absent: M. Hemenway, P. Steele, and M. Seidl. ,g f wg? , ,L A 44 , , , X cm as .H f i , tfjki . V Captain Lynda Populi - Donna Kidder J f , af? 'ww , i an WWW Junior Vu rsity Charlene Schultz Nancy Hudlin Roberta Moran Beth Cochran Trudi Miller Lynn Flagg Gloria Libera Absent: Co-capt. Sylvia Hand Substitutes: Debbie Seeley Lynn Woodbury The Pa.nther', Stopaction: Donna Kidder a split second away from attacking the Murdock team. IU4 irls ' Basketball 1 The 1970 Pantherette Co-captains are senior Pam Addonizio, and jun- ior Sharon Greene. The Pantherettes look forward to having a great season. The team will be losing three seniors this June l Pam Addonizio, Karen l Walsh, and Barbara Re- ? ichert. Think its easy standing on one toe? Varsity Kneeling L-R: T. Pins S. Greene C. Holder Second Row: J. Saball A. Sciolla B. Reichert E. Rakip K. Walsh Mrs. Paul Not Present: P. Addonizio A. Spillman lt's easy when You know how l . fSwish1 I could do it all day tSwishj. Swan Lake? fnnwr Varsity: Kneeling, L-R: V. Guerrero D. Miller C. Caissie R. Little M. Miller K. Carlson Second Row: L. Taylor A. Vera B. Barbra D. Gray L. Kilpatrick K. Jurling Mrs. World 06 XL ff! 'jf 1' w B A S K E T B A L L . VARSITY Weive Got The Team . . . X., fsnffw Kneeling, L-R: G. Flores, C. Holman, T. Bowolick, W. Parker, N. Parker, J. Hiley, Managers, R. Camp and B. Burrill, Standing L-R: Statisticians, J. Burns and M. Robbins, S. Holdvr. M. Steele. F. Williams, J. Brennan, E. Baumer, Statistician M. Sedlisky, Managvr, B. Pagf' and Coach Hickr-y. Coach Hickf-y and Captain John Brennan L, . I 4,1211 A 5'-9 A ,Q H 3 af Ri' 510322 11' w '13 E.., 1' ' iyrr I Boys Junior Varsiiy ggi? N I 1 nm ? Kneeling, L-R: J. Lenard, S. Locke, G. Rankin, M. White, V. Williams, S. Overton, Standing L-R: M. Archie, B. Donell, L. Flores, L. Batton, B. Tab, M. Royal, J. Lambert, R. Rock. l ,xii- 'iv 4,4 ,f f. W1 44 f 'fqggq fl V J fi? ,1- Freshman Team L. to R., Standing: Melvin McMiller, Alfred White, Pat Gentry, Mike Gentry. Kneeling: Tim Hatch, Curley Day, Rubin Diaz. Put it away! Here comes the coach. .,r. i We 5 , 453 .M 1' pr .b. , , ' . k ' ' ' l lell - , - re e iw gi be gf, nv ,f,. f , ' 'A 1 . FlN'T'HER5 he Q 'Cause we've got the style . . 'N 3, If 'Q 'NMR .-VW, A me-e Wm-. .wen Mx . . 9, ., fl If only the pros could see me now. Itis not that he can't do it. . .his underwea.r's tight. Fflked him Out with a lip move, I I3 V x Speedy,, Bacener H Baseball - AH Right f ,..,, ., ' f A 'ts sr Q is i' ' i f .if ff, ff i ? ' .. 'K In My f-pf ,Lk In . L s V, .wt at . geuy rl ,K L . ,,,p LLVL I pf4f'l'fT'?,,i x -kL- X H 5 ,, of Q 5 ' 5' I ' ' , - , if fx, si ii, f i , 1 Y . be - r .f . of .1 C: J t ,fi Walter Parker George Flores I I4 - Walter Parker of Left? Roger Deem Heirloom 1970 is making an addition to its sport sec- tion - baseball. Baseball has not been in the yearbook for the past several years be- cause our deadlines do not permit us to wait for the base- ball season. We would like to thank Howard Hutchins for giving us some photographs of last yearis juniors in action. Dave Lambert ,V 4 J ff 1 ln this way, we hope to preserve 1ack's memory. While in high school he played end! for the football team and was a member of the Student Council. He was well known for his sense of humor and love for fun. We hope that each year the award will go to someone who lives a well rounded and happy life, such as Jack's was. n Memor Jack Brooks ,lack Brooks has left us a legacy. Shocked by his sudden death in a car accident in No- vember 1968, the Heirloom staff has pre- sented an award in memory of Jack, a 1968 graduate of Ayer High. The honor is pre- sented each year to the senior boy who best combines the qualities of scholarship, integ- rity and athletic ability. For 1970, we feel that Walter Parker best exemplifies these qualities. Walter was captain of the 1969 Panther football team and the senior class president. mL.L Q - ,.,.,,,.e N, . . Masai N, 1 s . , D . L , :...whriwTb'sg..g.fsP f - 1 -1 -fa - :nee , 'M fi? -vii-'Q-'S .- ., . ' ' as V' .L ,R .S it is e 5 c iii ,551-afitiki l' ' . I W W A .rr A NM. My My 1' m'f'4is tb! 53595 N I Memor Jaime Collado N :mi ' 1 The Collado Trophy will he awarded to a senior who has participated in ex- tracurricular activities and has given service to the school. The 1970 recipient is Lynda Popoli. II6 LINDE ELAESMEN L Juniors L. to R.:Lynn Wood, Sfwrotaryg Janet Holmes,Vice Presidenlg Janet Rowthorn, Presidentg Roberta M0r21rl, Treasurer- R. Adar J. Akin S. Alhorl D. Alexandvr S. Ale-Xander J. Atwe-ll , Q, M. Autinu 1 f N :I1 ' I D. Baumer ' V' T. Banks .. V' Fll , 1- '-.- A ' S. Barlwr 1 , - I B. Barhrv S. Barrows sisisffg l f W .,,: . IIH. 5: F. Basvomh 5 V an - 'W ' B. Batton ww f f f ' 5 R. Bellfo 1' V k,. ' V '4 If S. Bettomrourt ' .3 AA AV if L. Black VMS: ff .--l D. Bradford J. Brady H. Brown S. Brown S. Bulkvly G. Burke B Q 4. . B . .r. B rnr .... .... . ff WD ...FQ fr 9' . .I f lf .5 V f i 4 Q, ,, ZW? if U Kwvufn x X . ...K f 1 SPH: C. Burrilvy R. Camp M. CarclvmLS D. Carlson Y 1 4 1 au- S. Chilclrvss CLASS FAVORITES R' Chi'df Sf C Daisy Bacener Phil lVlCCuane .uf .if C 31 Q lug ,,.S 5 if 4 , QS 'ls R EX! . ,,,, , x .S S. Clark K. Collins E. Corrwlier J. Crothf-rs A. Darling F. Darling D. Dai-is L. Dawkins M. Dirkhaul .l. Diggs D. Dralr-au G. Dumzm D. Churchill P, Clark .Ov- 3 0 S AK f 'j' S W MOST CLASS SPIRIT Lucy Kilpatrick Bill lVlCGrPw II9 Earrwy Esiulionis Eulolh Eubanks Farrar Floyd Forest Fox G1-ndron Gondron Cilsorl Gray Crf-me Gylf-s Harris Hartman Haughnev Hebert ' Hvllf- Holder Holmes Horgan Hughes Hutvhins Manx thankS to Ellfn Hutnhlns for her help mth the photographx ...v - ,, rp- 'W' 5 W' 1 ff? 1 H f-f fx ig ' ,Z J. Huxley qv- A C. Joffvrson 1 42.3. If A, 1 R. Kcenff , 2 .A '- K, Kidder 'ff . L. Kalpamr-k A W ' J. Koehlvr 'V ' 2 fr? H X 1:11 J. I,?1lTl0I'l'21UX G. Libreara .2 ,Q A. I,oPiar1o L, D. Lowstc-ttf-r . A or 'i 'af ' 'gh 'Y W 1 . t . raf-affsgfr C. Moore M. Mosse W wwf.. F. Noel D. Norris ,M K. 0'Connell Q F. Oliver J. Orazio M. Oritiz fi ' N. Parker S. Pf-mberton W. Mack J. Maxweall E. Max' W. Mcfvre-w P. fVIcGuane R. Michaud R. Miller T. Miller 7, ..,, I ' 'M rf or A 4f f , .... , . A grim .. Y l 'lay , jf 9 g 3 , - , . .fl-. 'Z 1 i 'f 'v v VV f I f X it l Q2 ll S 'X if X! 5, fx n QR Km.. How nick' of !l'n- Juniors - to give' a mast to the' Class of l970 il! M. Pender R. Peters J. Pettiway T. Pitts B. Popoli C. Pringle E. Rakip R. Raynor A. Ressijac K. Roux J. Rowthorn J. Russell K. Ryan E. Shultz S. Slarskey C. Smith H. Smith A. Spillman J. Sponaugle J. Stanish M. Slvvlf' P. Slerlv J. Stvvvnson A. Stig W. Stn-igle M, Turin R. Tlfssicr R. Tillvr M. Turra H. Vazquez C. Vevk B. Wagner .l. WarrPn L. Warren D, Welton W. Westover r is R. Wheeler R. Wiggin C. Williams N. Williamson M. Wood N, Wynne .fi ll ' . Zavinskv ' 'F' , f IM: ' A . . Willalms l in W ' - Malmm 1+ 7' 1 l..-- iii N ii ' . ' l ii . Landrw' fg - f K -f ' -5-K if- 9351: x I P 1 ' , ' W. Sivrfft F ig? K N . K , m ,Y - A1595 as ,ff K M Ei ' 3 1 x 9 i' , 1' ' ' ' i. , 1 f ig 4. 15 Martlans from the Planet McGrew 9'? Ahhh . . . those sulfur fumes. Patience is an virtuv . , , right Mr. Roonevjb? l 123 ophomores lass fficers . . . -, , - 7 Margaret N1lgI'iiI1lS. Trvas: Mlchf-llv M1111-r. Sw.: Kathy Larlson. Y. Pres.: ltustthr Payton. Pre-S. CLASS FAVORITE MUST SCHOOL SPIRIT v 5 . , ,1 Q33 I , W W- wg Dgbbie Oldenburg, Billy Howlett Luster Payton, Charlene Schultz . 1 Se U 4 va wwf? iv if T. Bowoliifk M. Brand A P. Bricker C. Brow Q A J. Buchanan E., . S L. Adams S ia P- Akin iw P ,::. S. Albf-rt L n X' r ' f B. Alford i L. Alford M. Archie B. Artist G. Bartley K. Bateman L. Balton T. Bartlcus A. Bellfo C. Blasetti C. Blevins B. Boore Sophomore sponsored Donkey Basketball .5 i L. Callado ,i.. gg i 3' K. Carlson N J. Carter W Carlson K Chang .1 we I V M. Chang . 5 T. Chapman ' f f A. Cheverelte X N. Civitaresse A ' D. Coalter ,Ll if . ,ff , - f 4 My 75 . Q .gh D fl f P. Colburn ,if Y P 'S C. Cole :,i Y. ,I if J. Conway ' ' Vlgv A I X ni..-f 1 J. Cormier 'i .n n is N ggi M. Cote '62 A be : I 55 5? X 3? X' 'qi 5' AVGSQVV' . . 4 f , ,gi , I R. Craik ,y Q, 15 A '. 'E 'f R. Cyr Q, .E Z5 33, in W. Dancause W ', L. ' V D. Dawkins V fi in H 'K' S. Devarnev t 5 ' ' 'Y . ,Q I, Y M 'gu y In 35 . Donnell . E K, Q do , , Dumas J . , ,. , A DUPW i 'n .DDA I 'rf f Q - j 'v 3, L I E. Estabrook Y ,z me Eubanks ii L Eveland Aging effect of school! ff' , ' ' 22 X -2 D. Ewing 7 ' J. Farrow , .,., V M. Fernandez L 1 L l26 R. Fitzgerald H. Flagg L. Flagg M. Friedrich R. Friedrich Auiographzs xy fblivglvyfkb M XXW' 2359? wg ig WMVSE of my . ,fx 'lm 'X KJ - 'V' VYH' Len ney . Linle G. Knox J. Lambert E, Landry A. Larochellc L. Lavallee i ' 1. , J 3 f A. Linles B. Litzenhurg l'N I.: g j ' i r 2 L, 2 ? I .www 'ni Tip-toe through the tulips? S. Locke P. Lopez R. Loughran R. Mack K. Maher r x . , V oy V -Y P. Mahoney Sa a fvf V. Manni V M. Maroni . X D. Maue J. McCall zlz - , R. McCampbe1l ' V I Vi ' M. McGahan 3 ' M. Migrants E .7 V f D. Miller L H V M. Miller M B. Milot J. Monahan S. Moore ' ' D. Moore Q. fr! te' W'-M Murray Olden hurg 0'Mallf-y Overton Pandiscio Park er Payton Pom berton Pierce Pinault ww f 4 1 A 0. 1 If ,nr 4 nt., vi 1 R W R y M S. . j - t ,, f C' , 95,2 . t Q i t tb gf ca t t n the act! Rakip Ramsey Ray Richards Rivers Robicheau Rock Rawthorne Royal Smropelleti Svdlisky Shea Shape Short Shultz . 1.5. P. Simmons M E ff ,ds yr. 1... x K K E . .A E Q i,.- ,, is? - .R f so -- wr...- .. X 'Q Q .. 1 5 , SUV 1 K- . .asia .. .. I . Smith R. Smith K. Steele ,A 'viii 'Q - S. 5 ... w' '- i i 3 in , Q, Wlioopsl almost forgot one: l ' 0 ... . - X -.,. . QR ' N s 5.x thin Y 'E x RQ-3 f M. Stewart D. Strauss R. Tapp E. Taylor R. Thomas A, Thompson S. Veek A. Vera R. Warilla M. Warren P. Weaver D. Weeks J. Weeks N. Wentworth M. White R. Williams R. Williams J. Wilson P. Wood A. Wyman Sorry about that, Greg. 30 C. Rankin Enjoying the quiet hallways of Ayer H. S. IN MEMORY OF MARIANNE MATTHEWS J 'QFWM The 1970 Yearbook staff would like to add its condolences to the family and friends of Marianne Matthews. It is tragic for anyone to die so young. Her whole future was yet in front of herg so many dreams and promises, all unfulfilled. Her memory will live on, however, in the hearts of her friends and family. Class Ufficers William Popoli, Presg Paula Sullivan, Treasg Yolanda Greene. V. Presg Debbie Seeley. Sec. , 1' i L , I . f 13 Q 4? S - ,f , Q- - is N 2 u X X glial? Q -. 'ln ww-'35 'T 3 9 - -'fl STG i f Ahh-it Adams Adkins Alexander Allen Andrews Antal Azzi Barrows Barry Bartley Baustert Beatty Bellmard Benge my N. Berg:-ron S. Bergeron H. Blair B. Bliss B, Bowlvr ,- - M. Brady A gf' D, Briclwr V , S. Bridges H ' 4l,,7 D. Brown 'K , W J. Brown pw .ar In ffr, C ' ., B ML-gy. M. Brown 'i- Hifi . ' . . , if if 2 f T' Bmw . A . . C T- BHk'f'f'fWif'Z ' B i ' . B B ..A il . ',B' X . Q ,X , W, H, h ' .4 ' .I .' fi.-9 .4 ' - ' BA A ' ,... B. Burrill ... 4 . 64? f M S'Ca?1i'l 'hr W ' ,K , Q .Q Q, L V I C. Caissu' I ,L 7 fd V ' fy S. Caissie- - B 1 .... B . G- Camaffho X i !VV ' M Z J, - I V 6 My I 1 . . f -. mv ff? FEB . 9' , 7. , ,hh Q A rn I. Campbell y R. Campbell , T. Carter H ,3 S. Carton AV P. Chadwell g ': I in M. if 4 asf! ' fum 1 C. Clwvrettv , if T. Coaltvr y J. Colard .l. Colv t A C J. Connell 4. ' A' ' S. Contois iv G. Corbin ,I if M. Corneillivr H Q, ,l. Croteau S. Daniels ' '01 Q 4 Q' A. .MV 1 nv 1 9 M 9 1 f' Vg S f .1 ,A fp' f K, . . K il? 5 1 N K' 73 Bs T .fl .ill . if f . ji 910' R L 5. 'Mlm .per-j D. D. Dyvr E. Dyke F. Elkins B. EllglC'Sllf' l.. Euloth D. Evans D, Evans R. Evans V. Exans D. Evansek D. Farrow L. Fava NI. Fir-kera R. Fisher D. Flynn D. Fulkins M. Fulkins J. Forrest P. Fox J. Frois W b I 4 C L,',!5. i 4 T 4 - ..... .'- nlnr r r.r. Q if 1 Dawkins Day DcF0rgfr Delaitf- Dclanuy Diaz R. R. Dighan . Dingman Dow Downing Dralcau Drost Dubc Ducharme Duffy 'r 5' ..- f A 2 I I' -4' ,W ' if 'Sf 4 G. Gant K. Garrison D. Gaudet M. Gentrw P. Gentrv CLASS FAVORITES P- Cifmfi Paula Sullivan Bill Popoli I Uv f W Q M. Grannan ll l M D- WHY M. GraY um- nf, A! v - ' f , 1, 5 V : V xV,' A , rh,, 'H, R, Green Y. Greene' L. Gremm A 5 , L if W . Q Ak In Q ' ' D. Guerettc- ' , M. Gueretlu ,,.. W V. Guerrero I Y 4 V T. Haberlain M Q ' E B. Hamilton V VS - A Q D. Harkins ff. ' ' P. Gobush B. Goodwin M. Greco J. Green G. Grossnickle D. Grubb D. Gulledge D. Guthrie . ..... 3 vi ff. 5 X., .5 , -.gr A , Ir.. ...,,.....g'f.zf:,. r , 3 .3 ,, qi M zz: .,.'- . '22 vn 'WM in X 1. V J. I 'rob 41 .. - yy Q1 l if '4934 .P A sq 4 Y fs jf 1 Q ff LW.. . 7 ', U' 1 ff 1. I -sw f kr' ., fr. 40 iii I in ilgi .9 --: .. il- iff T. Kearns . Kilpatrick K. Koehler K. Kuykendall Y J. Lambert D. Landry D. Landrv F. Larimore L. l.aVallee B. Leblanc A. Littles .l. Loggins A. Lowstetter M. Mahoney .l. Malaspina E. Harris T. Hatch R. Henry S. Henry fl. lloflgvs G Holder M. Holland P. Horgan D. Hudson R. Hults K. Hun! E. Isley M. jackson N. Januskiewicz S. Januskiewivz 1 i, L ' - I J. Johnston K. Johnston it X' 5' l'f+ i ii A. Jones f L 'Y K Jones ii K .lurling M: W, 41 Ja. ik Q X . Mi 4. 5 ..... ., A f b y 3452? Jef My 1. rj, Aw- f is .af is ...ai I I ? ffwim A Little Bn Of Luckw ln T PHE, :lt yy J a if , .,.,,f 5 '- 117 ' Q -'fy' f 'Q mmm A 'N YQ - f f P P 92 i . 1' 3 I ...X ni P r I AMA i 2 . ' ,Q 5 ,4 ig. if 4 f gs- . ,Bk t 1 'X fi . 1 A Wt ' -la y - . 1 as WSL' . R ig . s f rf .3 , .fix- M , v. s 3 Q Xffqx W . , L ' T.. . i .. fl . ff i n 2 E ' 5 X .Six QR? x 3... . ,Nz Lf. ,ks .1 . A . iw.. z- , N X li X . Q53 X m ,rs N s -4, c I . Q X 'KF 'S' ,, K, P x if , . R. Mansfleld D. Martin J. McCaw l. McC0nney M. McDonald M. McMiller S. McMiller J. Melanson D. Metcalf B. Miner M. Moralis R. Mulford C. Murphy H. Noel W. Noeth C. Nolan M. Ostrega L. Oteri B. Overton B. Page C. Paige R. Pare L. Payton W. Pettiway S. Philbrook J. Phillips L. Picard F. Pinkney W. Popoli M. Prattcr C. Rakip M. Rakip P. Ray D. Raynor R. Ressijac Mm 3.0 . 3 fr -T? K 4 'W ww J fy I , . '11 yy,-V - If M my fx 5 Aw f . A4 ,w f r L D. Rice E. Rivers M. Rodriquez K. Rollins P. Rooney P. Rudy W. Rust J. Ryan J. Saball K. Satterlund f . . .-VA ' A' Q A ' x g i ,Q H? if 1 XJ 'NV1 . . 2 il Ri 5 if if . .L 'U W . 'U . - . 1 ' Q W1 ,A VAC 6 ' ,N A. , I 7 X fb - wi I fm X K f' . 6 lfiL 5 u C. Schofield V ,Vl A. Sciolla L M.Scott Qi I D. Seeley V' R. Sells M. Shope N. Sifakis M. Sivert I J. Smith W D. Somers ' H V' . J Spf rrw L Splllmdn F Ste Lher J Stewari D Sulhv an :,' iw ,,1 'gf W , Q . ' L A': . fm., 'Q Y .,f - iv 7 ' h2 l - ' A, V 1 . i . id 5 '55 K Za filffz W fiff 1 l W' 15f 5 . . AVAA' f' ,, liil .i li ' T f . f .. VV P. Sullivan C.. rllavlur M. T1-ssivr C, Tlifmius E, Thompson D. Tsvhimla C. Tuvlwr D. Turru C. Vojarier W. Walsh S. Wlaltl-1' F. West F. Wlcslovvr A Whitf- S. Wilkins V Williams J. Williamson L. Woodbury B. Wright R. Yearanu: omeday W' e ,ll Be Seniors. V ff V: W. DUCl13fIllt' ' f VA A. Gearan 1 A kv M. Grant ' I39 fi? fy fem Cy GJ QMJDJ 505' W N19 QE GN - - Q' M QY09 QS. XO N-'lv VXA helped make this publication possible Spe cial thanks to Mr. Pat Rooney for his time I and patience. ANS' K3 ,599 I jf x Many thanks to those individuals who The Editors 4 Q . 1 1 2 . W 4 dvi! ' K - ,,x X-f' QE' .. .. xx Su' 5 is . . g. 'L , Y M 1 Y - L QQ, g ,N 3 W or 1 f A :gp . X V a w V xx V xg ex' vii h -,Q A I 1 X . 1 V , TA my 4 5 .B . l . 4 A 1 nf EM va W if 1 H W J, , SJ ii. at V. ggi' K 1 -1 I Xwx Lfil. , ,, A L5 ef c 1' 7 nu Q 'lf f:lf'fi' L ME - ' Aux ' X: W L I Q.,-Q fx, 3 ,'f-' rg. 5 im... ., ,ywx v-if as-fir .II I xr P '41g,Q,,,,gR NI 1 3 I970 so 'I7lU 55,22 ii v-, 1, Q 'vw 4 aw.-q.n,.d 1' I ,.-.-.'2fL?5'3Y3'3':S ' 135-g,..M ........,...... fx-A. ----fff' , .A --,--' ..,.. 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THE CLOTHES HUT Casual Wear for Young Ladies 32 Main Street, Ayer Compliments of GODIN'S STORES Main Street Ayer, Mass. ,lxm Compliments of AYER SERVICE CORP. P. O. Box 29 Ayer, Moss. Compliments of LEN-ART PRESS COLONY PIZZA HOUSE Printing School - Art - Office Supplies SPAGHETTI 13 Pork St. pIZZAS Ayer AYef SUBS 1970 FORD Q g BAYLINS f r is ll r A EZ F Lf? dig fm t-f S' My wifi rr rr i Qfli,'f Q4fw i - - if 2 i1.- L iri ff D Fine Furs and Ladies Apparel r,ie ' S 4 f ijt Fitchburg, Moss. lt's the going thing SPENCER M01-CR SHOES SALES 25 Pork St. Ayer Everybody Con Afford Them I48 Compliments of Ya THE 1 MELODY SHOP Good Luck in Your Future AND Years! RCUX TRAVEL MR. TOM'S PIZZA TOM and ELLIE PANAGIOTES 3 West Main Best of Luck Class of 7O Po No coo ESL 6 Home of Preferred Brands This Spoce in the Heirloom ls Respectfully Dedicoted to the Men cmd Women Responsible for Educciting The 1970 Groduciting Clciss of Ayer Jr. Sr. High School UNION NATIONAL BANK MADELINE G. Compliments ot MARSO I.AIS INSURANCE A y s AGENCY Roux's MARKET ' it M E S, l m Aseril SP 7-21 10 REGAN'S Front St. SI'IEI..I. Shirley, Moss. STATION 215 West Main St Ayer, Moss. 772-9850 Complrmenfs of DEVENCREST DAIRY BAR Llttleton Rd Ayer SHIRLEY UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE CO 131 L 'rflefon Rd Ayer Moss MARGIE S CASH MARKET HOLDEN 81 HOLDEN Congratulations From CREAM CREST N JACK o LANTERN THE G E C O O . M i . P L I . M ' E BEAUTY sl-loPPE N UN'0N T S O F I c. - - c o T T A l I5l Q9-mA'!! ' FELTUS PONTIAC Traffic Circle, Ayer, Moss. Compliments of ALVIN R. SAWYER PAINT CONTRACTOR Groton, Moss. Compliments of DEVENCREST APARTMENTS Littleton Rd. Ayer, Moss. l 'N-wmW.....,...Q ww 'W' exam ...dum-WL gem.-.,, ,X-.ev-N. M G. V. MOCRE LUMBER CCMPANY HS Q R . N W Hr was Lumber and Building Supplies Ayer's Largest Dealer AYER . . . MAIN STREET . . . 772-0900 LITTLETON . . . GREAT ROAD . . . HU 6-4917 Compliments of SIGHT AND SOUND Your Local Magnavox Dealer Devens Shopping Center Ayer, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 7O AYER HOUSE OF PIZZA Devens Shopping Center Ayer, Mass. Congratulations Class of 7O PAM'S HAND-CUT DONUT SHOP Devens Shopping Center Ayer, Mass. 772-9806 DEVENS TIRE WHOLESALERS Distributors for Dunlop Tires Devens Shopping Center Ayer, Mass. ESQUIRE CLEANERS West Main St. Ayer, Mass. Congratulations Class of 1970 From the NORTH MIDDLESEX BANK Main St. Ayer, Mass. Compliments of H. WILLIAMS INC. John Fitch Plaza Fitchburg, Mass. 342-6242 JEWELRY, GIFTS, CARDS OPEN EVENINGS C. R. PIERCE INC. 45 Main St. Ayer, Mass. J. P. Compliments of SULLIVAN 8. CO. New England Apples KT E 3 DAN CHAN i RESTAURANT BRUCE PHARMACY Liquor - Chinese - American Food Main St. Groton, Mass. Also Take Out Orders 448-6393 SERVING NASHOBA VALLEY SINCE 1881 John Fitch Plaza, Fitchburg, Mass. ROGER'S M . S CONVENIENT Besl aln t. h 1, Fitchburg, Mass. ls es O G The Class of 7O FINE FASHIONS FOR CHILDREN, from TEENAGERS, WOMEN DOUBLE DRAGON T293 Main Street Leominster, Mass. PLOTKIN AYER COLCNIAL INN FURNITURE MART Home of Ethan Allen American Traditional . Best Furniture Wishes Graduates WM. WOODS, rop. Route 2 P ' at HELL I9 W. Main St 62 Sears Town -AMW Ayer' MOSS , Leominster l -45 W. Main St. AYGF, MOSS- GIQNET'S SHELL SERVICE J. WILFRED GIONET, Prop. HENIU Wheel Alignment and Balancing HAIRSTYLISTS Main St., Shirley, Mass. LORING STUDIOS - OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS - L. G. BALFOUR CO 5? gy? of ' QBFFICIAL JEWELERS ijiegpjug sf- Class of 1970 - ' Affleboro, Massachusetts BILL ROWAN R p senting Class Ring l57 Compliments of BARKER'S INC lf's Vending Service The Cigcirefres Trend Coffee To Pdsrry Vend Cdndy Parker Road RAYMOND E. BARKER Shirley Cenfer, Moss. 425-4376 0 i Congratulations! You Tried the Rest Now Try the Best NASHOBA RESTAURANT I4 Central Ave. Ayer, Mass. Compliments of GERVAIS BROS. ENTERPRISES GERVAIS DODGE INC. Ayer, Mass. GERVAIS RAMBLER INC. Billerica, Mass. SHAWPRINT INC. Lowell, Mass. BOWMAR 81 LARKIN 9 Main St. Ayer ANDRO'S FMC T AK HOUSE S E . CORPORATION Compliments fine foods cocktail of lounge private parties, NIAGARA Showers, CHEMICAL functions DIVISION 80 Whalom Rd. Lunenburg AYSYI CHEVROLET Mass' INC. GJ Q Wiilqvlib 0? Q 'b 53 Park Street Ayer, Mass. OI432 IS9 I Compliments of DAVE'S AUTO TOP Ayer, Mass. McGUANE'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 17 Main Street Ayer, Mass. Compliments of MARKHAM AND PRIEST INSURANCE i 60 Pork Street i Compliments of SPRUCE SERVICE Cenfrcll Avenue Ayer, Mass STUART GARDNER BUS CCMPANY R4 RR K iR , R R IO Mechanic Sf. Ext. Ayer, Moss. FLETCHER INC. 772-3693 49 Main Street ALL STYLES OF FORMAL WEAR TO RENT 4 AYER FLORIST I2 Main St. Ayer, Mass. 772-2138 'Say It With Flowers Anytime, Anywhere Congratulations Graduates AYER MEAT MARKET LOUIS AND HYMAN, Prop. West Main St. Ayer, Mass. L 153 Bon IIEUUT' Bonquefs Weddings Tesfimoniols Jock ond Jills High School l Proms Porfies From 5 fo 500 Roron cwa :Nc ' I 0 AYE Il, MASS. I I I 4'iis I If I HILL CORPO 5 I DX V . VL ., J N K If L Q J f W 4, ,. ,avi-1557 f J A iw Mgm t?-15f.1f.f M 1 . Ir' L, f J ' 5. I ' 1 I . 'f' T D W , -xv l b I 5: ' . I Y if I 'iis L D N ,Mari ,Wvl ,,. .:fV-iw I ' - ..,.,2f5i' . ,.,. - mmvz K s x,..- ' H 1 r U Gul Ax,i A N ,, ' 'fl 'I ll' il ..ii iw' -L'w'N ui! ' I If A 'I J' 4 T 'i'? fx snmfv MA .Acuussrm .G N? J. .1 X :KENT . I -2 BENJAMIN HILL SWIMMING TENNIS SKIING LODGE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES Family Fun Yeor 'Round Groceries - Meats LEO'S FOOD MART Compliments Of Shirley, Mass. 425-4000 Also Spanish - Japanese - German Foods Frozen Food - Vegetables CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS Good Luck! 83 Fitchburg Road Ayer, Massachusetts PICCADILLY OF AYER INC. Compliments Of The SHELL CLUB LANDRY BROTHERS me. 2A GARAGE Shirley , Mass. Body and Fender Works FMC CORPORATION Pointing Niagara Chemical Division Ayer, Massachusetts Main St., Shirley BesI Wishes! Q Lflrgilfnrh 8: il-Ivarh Insurance Agency mc. , ,i - 5 Main ST. Shirley, Moss. PATRONS HOLLY APOTHECARY Shirley Center CARON COSMETICS Moin SI. Ayer J. H. HALEY 59 Main SI, Ayer COLONY SHOP l36 Main SI. Ayer RICHARD HOLLERAN Ayer Bowling Alley PATRONS CUMBERLAND FARMS Main Sf., Grofon 488-5963 DOMENIO FUSCO PX TAILOR SHOP Fort Devens ERNIE MICHAUD'S BARBER SHOP Front SI. Shirley CLIFFORD W. McNULTY INC l l Columbia SI. Ayer, Moss. Congratulations PATRONS: To the Class of 1970 GUYS 81 DOLS . . Devens Shopping Ctr. gl-STN A I-, .1 5. Yer K ' A.. iyffki j ' DR. JOHN ELEFTHARIO g ' ' - Optometrist . . L E - Main St., Aroton I .n I AYER MOVING AND Storage '- ll 1 'T ' WHEELER FLORIST 57 Woiggflon Sl' AYER TEACHERS ASSOCIATION PATRONS: O TOOLE FUNERAL HOME PHOENIX PACKAGE STORE Front St. 46 Washington St. Shirley Ayer, Mass. PERRY'S BEAUTY SALON Main St. Shirley SHIRLEY RESTAURANT . 5 F t St. Compliments Of Smiley THE PUBLIC SPIRIT I Pearl St. Ayer, Mass. ANN OLIVER YARN 81 FABRIC SHOP I4 Main St. Shirley ,,.. A ti I 2 in is W ' . Q 4 AE. c E 5 ,.1. , A we -A ,ss , h QW Congratulations to the Class of 1970 RlCHARD'S AUTO SALES 200 West Main Street A-l Used Cars Ayer, Mass. Compliments of MAXWELUS PHARMACY 35 Main St. Ayer, Mass. Congratulations ' from THERESA HEMENWAY 8 Whifcomb Avenue AYER BUS AND TRAVEL GOOD LUCK GRADS TRAILWAYS MEMBER M E M BE R 772-0827 re vs INSURED COLD STORAGE COMPLETE LAUNDRY AND VAULTS FOR YOUR FURS AND WOOLENS DRY CLEANING SERVICE KLEENIT Cleaners cmd Lounderers APPROVED SANITONE SERVICE PLANT AND OFFICE 44 Park Street Ayer, Moss. LITTLETON COMMON Littleton 786-4796 TELEPHONE: 772-3391 MAIN STREET Groton 448-5292 H. LOUIS FARMER Funeral Directors Many Years of Experience in Your Community 81 SON INC. i I 5' ft? f we f f ' nd X like NONSECTARIAN AIR-CONDITIONED 24 East Main St., Ayer 772-2061 Congratulations Class of 1970 THE AYER SPA Where the Gang Meets 9 Main St. Ayer Compliments of AYER ICE COMPANY Dealers in Range and Fuel Oils 24 Hour Burner Service Tel. 772-3602 Ayer, Mass Compliments of AYER OPTICAL SHOP 20 Main St. Ayer, Mass. ancller- EHJLEFISEQQ Thanks to the Class of i970 GEORGE FROST COMPANY Boston Braces Belts Garters President Suspenders All-Star Sporting Goods Compliments of WAYSIDE MOBILE HOMES Clark Road Shirley, Mass. 425-9456 CABECA MARC DRALEAU, BILL SIVRET, RICHARD BROOKS, BOB GIAMBUSSO, MANAGERS GREG BASCOMB AND DIANE DOW CABECA CD HAIRLOOM 1970 PRESENTS . . . BOB 81 ETHEL 8K GARY 8. DONNA Continuous Local Showings Still at Popular Prices Also Featuring SEX AND THE SINGLE SALAMANDER Congratulations Class of 1970 SHIRLEY CO-OPERATIVE BANK ll S CI I11 S O I1 Best ot' Luck Class of 1970 samson cordage works CLASSIFIED AYER I-IIOI-I SCHOOL AYER, MASS WANTED: TWO CO-EDITORS FOR HEIRLOOM T971 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY IASK us, WE KNOWII APPLY IN PERSON. SEE MR. PAT FOR ADDITIONAL INFGRMATION This is O PAID Ad. - The Editors 1970 1?-f , JWw Z'5A AD 0 M ,Q My I My 7BK'4i A525310 Q ' 5 Qfykgv LQ XQK5 U N Q 1526? XX? I HWY Diff HO' J A yn G9 ay M WW V .1M 1 1 . k g C5 35525 5 Q13 My 'aw V669 file Q Bb -Cy Q1 Qfamx by A- jzfbdv .A 1 XD 05 JUDO . kj mp ,,ffL0 i7 CJ0,MjMU,2,L A 2 ' Q75 if L55 cf XJ ,Q JQQ I GSX , RkA f, , ., ' f 1' ' ?Mi uY0 J 712, H V59 M! ' w , ULF' f , ' A ED Wf A gm X ,X - r J Cf kj N 3 inDXo Off Alf XML If QNXF 342 ' 'Cb UGA 554 X Q Y 1 0 -N f ' C A X ' L . Nj lx F 4 fx X C N A ' M df rj QE . 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