Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1951 volume:

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House .-,131 Evuvrlrga Igrvnrntvh lm Uhr Svrninra nf '51 211 Evuvrlg lqigh Svrhnnl 3 4 Ellnrmnnrh A yearbook is a milestone of progress . . . the pen sketches of this yearbook dramatize prog- ress . . . the very name Beverly, derived from the early English spelling Beverlega, indicates progress. 5 Qlnnivntz 3'FarnlIg 5-Xthlriira Svrninrn Svrninr Elfraturw Artiuiiiez .7-Kim Mvar :IEP linux' HP Mr. Riggs retires after forty years Miss Wallace has been in the office thirty-five years Mr. Howard retires after twen-tyefive yeaxs 8 Meat HP 9 We, the Class of 1951, dedicate our Beverlega to Miss Wallace, Mr. Riggs, and Mr Howard. Their unselfish Willingness to Work for others has Won the affection of us all. We extend to them our sincere thanks and Wish them long life and hap- piness. Eiiicienc yPI TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1951: I want to tell you a dramatic incident in the life of Abraham Lincoln which greatly influenced him. Lincoln's stepmother, Sarah Bush Lincoln, was a fine, understanding woman who recognized the great potentialities in the young Abraham. In spite of the life of grinding poverty which the Lincoln family had to endure, Mrs. Lincoln wisely encouraged her young stepson in every way to develop the great powers which were within him. When as a young man he prepared to leave home to go to the State Legislature where he was to begin his political career, she faced him in their rough, crude, frontier home, put her arms on his shoulders and from the depths of her heart cried out, Abe, be somebody! . Abe Lincoln never forgot this fervent wish, this great challenge. All too few of us ever attain the stature of Abraham Lincoln, but all of us have to a greater or to a lesser degree the powers and talents within us to lead useful and fruitful lives. Developing well adjusted, attractive personalities, establishing happy and satisfying family relationships, doing an honest day's work in jobs well suited to us, earning the respect and approval of those people with whom we work and play, and contributing generously of our time and money to help make a better world are ways in which each one of us can be somebody . My wish at graduation time for each one of you is this same desire which Sarah Lincoln had for young Abe so many years ago. Sincerely. WILLARD H. SMITH Principal 10 5Hz1ru11g MR. SMITH - PRINCIPAL Mr. Roo! Dean of Boys Miss Boyd Dean oi Girls Mr. Ayers Guidance Direcior Mr. Patton Director of the Trade School B. H. S. News In The Making Woodworking You Can Almost Hear Them Thinking Miss Whalen Head of the English Department GENERAL SHOP DEPARTMENT Mr. Morrison, Mr. Shea ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Molloy, Mr. Root, Miss Ray. Miss Carter Miss Ryan, Miss Boyd, Miss Whalen, Mrs, Corbett. Miss Mazkey 14 HISTORY DEPARTMENT Mr. Page. Miss Tusker, Miss Lyons, Mr. Belmore Miss Pierson, Miss Gay. Miss Cummings Mr. Belmore Head of Hisiory The Inevitable Line is History cx Mystery? Depcxrtmeni The Gcrbiest Future Cooks Business Education Umm! Smells Good Mr. Brendel Head oi Business Education Department HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Tozier, Miss Cluff BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Iohn, Mr. Maclnnis, Miss Griffin. Miss Brown, Mr. Brendel, Miss Hatch, Miss Butchelder, Miss Moore 16 ART AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. LeBlanc - Mr. Finnegan Miss Stuart - Miss Bridgess SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Qu, own Que Mr. Carroll. Mr. Kishon, Mr. Riggs, Mr. Preston Is That Your Dream House? Music Is the Essence of Liie A Liiesaver? Keep Your Eyes On Your Work! Ie ne sais pas. Tom and His Boys Miss Warren Head of Language Department LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Hatch, Miss Warren, Miss Watters TRADE SCHOOL Mr. Iones, Mr. Friend, Mr. Barter, Mr. Foulkes, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Endicott, Mr. Palmer Mr. Winquist, Mr. McLean, Mr. Shaw, Mr. Rankin . Miss York, Mr. Patien, Miss McKean 18 MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Leadbeater. Mr. Walsh, Miss Hett, Mr. Iameson GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Root, Miss Molloy, Mr. Lecxdbeater, Mr. Ayers, Miss Boyd Miss Hett Head of Math Department Sheet Metal Class Such Rapt Attention Machine Shop Your Turn Nexi, Boys! Bulls-eye Those Muscles Hit the Deck! PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. Rudkin, Miss Caron OFFICE STENOGRAPHER Miss Robinson 20 ,Vx ..1 7' x gg 2 'p 1? , F r . Luth' fy Q A ,,. xg? nv.. 5 A--x' - ' . r .gy za, M17 , f - f ' gf. ., ix. L , ' 4 -- -A n, .gsm ---V an ,, M2 .msn ' ' rf ff fl 'F 'sxwf , v JJ f fw4'Q5QA1-fx,-.y f A. 5 lf, V ,. I l: 1: IV. QQ..5vg,v-'u.j g ., A-52-3:4 ?1 x 1... g, E, A . ig ,,-w-,,,A,,,v, -K - V 21 ' - N..-ly Atlglvtirf- Einnthall 'Qemkrthall Eanrhall lqnrkvg Girlz mazkrthall Gulf Zfirnnin Glrnnz-Glnnntrg Efrark 23 Qlnarhrfi Elusive Scobey! Remember Saugus? Smear Him! Oh, for a Snare! ' Co-Captain Carr FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row: Bruce Wilkinson, Wayne Raymond, Lore Frost, Ioe Maglio, Ioe Ambreie, Dick Carr, Dick Hazell, Bob MacLeod, Iim White, Bob Hayes, Don Lally. Second Row: Fred Bucci, Dave Rouncly, Dick Cunningham, Nick Maglio, Archie Chamberlain, Tony Pietrini, Bob Mattson, Charles Manuel, Bob King, Iohn Iaworski. Back Row: Coach Walsh, Ronald Pasek, lim Duffy, Iohn Wallace, Ted Vartzelis, Andy Beaulieu, Dick Booth, Hilton Perry. Charles Scobey, Bill Lewis, Ass't Coach Pelonzi. 24 ASSISTANT COACHES Nicketakis Pelonzi Co-Captain Bucci Bucci Blocks! Watch Him Go! Making Progress? Forging Ahead! Watch It, Norm! Duffy Snares a Pass Does He Score? Mumble Iumble Captain Cassola BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Ed Wolniewicz, Iames Duffy, Ioseph Mulligan. Norm Cassola, Bob MacLeod, Iordan Baker, Robert Mattson, Charles Scobey. Second Row: Ronald Iackson, Dick Mc- Kenney, Robert Burns, David Roundy, Iohn Waite, Don Genova, Bill Barror, Asst. Coach Brown. Back Row: A1 Cassola. Nick Maglio, Iohn Wallace, Iohn Mahoney. Red Wallace 26 BASEBALL CANDIDATES Front Row: Dick Carr, Tony Pietrini, Bob MacLeod, Iohn Icrworski, Roland Damiani. A1 Comeriord. James White. Second Row: Coach Walsh. Richard Booth, Warren Fiske, Bill Ventura, I. C. Smith, Donald Hannable, Don Lord, Nick Maglio. Third Row: Robert An- dreas. Anthony Pope, Dean Staples, Bill Poole, Ioseph Lynch, Charles Lilly. You Tell Him, Fred Capiain MacLeod Laying Down the Law Men of Distinction Triumvirate Check Him! Get It, Billy After the Battle Even Face-off Captain Lewis HOCKEY TEAM Front Row: Dave Tonneson, Rod Maxner, Don Little, Billy Lewis, Dave Gardner, Nate Winer, lack Fossiano. Second Row: Art Crandall. Paul Munro. Bert Russell, Iohn Le- Favour. Iohn Barter, Roger Morency, Coach Foley. Back Row: Prank Albano. Paul Ienness, lack Bradley. Marshall Campbell, Donald Gibbs. 28 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row: Rita Rossi, Eileen Brown, Ann Andrews, Gail Smith, Beverly Benson, lean Ober. Second Row: Carol Gardner, Muriel McLean, Trudy Cassola, Ioanne Bossie, Pat Barry, Ella Morgan. Back Row: Romaine Kolesnikofi, Ianet Frost, Anita Iones, Doris Adams, Paula Falloni, Leah Foss, Miss Caron, Ioan Pizzelo FIELD HOCKEY PRACTICE High lump Staying Slim Catch! No Fighting, Girls! GOLF CANDIDATES Front Row: Dick Gourdeau, Nate Winer, Charlie Hogan. Iorclie Baker. Second Row: Paul Munro, Phil Bussone, Lawrence Powers, William Conley, Iohn, Mahan HOLE IN ONE? TENNIS CANDIDATES Front Row: Lewis Hovey, Wayne Raymond, Iack Bradley. Second Row: Mr. Maclnnis, Alfred Long- vcxl, Chet Nyman DOUBLE WHAMMY 30 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM Mr. Rudkin, Gordon Kulburg, Bob O'Brien, Ken Kulburg, Red Robb, Don Genova, Dick Graftam. Ioe Williams, Iohn Maloney. asggmvmd 2 f--if M, DOC'S CHAMPS BREAKING THE TAPE TRACK CANDIDATES Front Row: Ken Kulburg, Dick Hazell, Red Robb, Bob Hayes, Iim White, Bob O'Brien, Ioe Williams, Steve Sanchez, Dick Atwater. Second Row: Doc Rudkin, Don Moore, Allan Andrews, Wayne Ray- mond, Gordon Kulburg, Dick Moffett, Hilton Perry. Lew Hovey, Dick Booth, Iohn Maloney. Third Row: Bob Merritt, Bill Poole, Archie Chamberlain, Dick Graiiam, Dick Munson, Phil Bussone, Ducky Hayes READY, SET, GO 31 CHEERLEADERS From Row: Phyllis Russo, Leah Foss. Annette. Foriunato. Mary Him, Gloria Wright. Second Row: Marie Dion, Peggy Malone, Cynnie Cushing, Helen Grant, Phyllis Smith. FLAG SQUAD Paula Falloni, Ioyce Brewer, Marcia Baker, Edith Thompson. Carolyn Iohnson DRUM MAIORETTES Front Row: Cynnie Tucker. June MacLeod, Eileen Brown, Barb Entwistle. Ieanine Huson. Second Row: Dorothy Richards, Shirley Phelan, Carol Eyers, Ann Andrews, Iudy Moore, Nancy Lundin. 32 33 ' Svvninrz SALLY U. ABBOTT Glee Club 10: Babysitters 11: French Club 12: Cur- rent Events 12. Sweet and friendly. 1-'RED ACCIAVATTI Work Stage Crait 10, 11. A perfect gentleman. FRANK ALBANO Work A favorite from the Farms. IOSEPH AMBREFE Football 10, 11, 12: Hockey 10, 11: Vice-president of Home Room 12. Tall, dark and rugged. SHIRLEY M. AMBROSE Stenographer Business Education Club 12. A quiet girl with dreams for the future. MARILYN ANDERSON Marriage Glee Club 10: Dramatic Club 10, ll, 12: Surgical Dressings 12: Executive Committee 12. Secretary in school: sec- retary in future. GERALDINE ANDREAS Marriage Business Education Club 11. Friendly, a girl to remem- ber. RICHARD ATWATER Auto Drivers 10: Safety Patrol 12. Redheaded and handsome . . . the world holds lor him a place. CATHERINE AULD Office Machine Work Dramatic Club 10. She's on the quiet side. RICHMOND BAILEY Machinist Clever with an automobile. IORDAN BAKER Slide Rule Club 10: Math Club 11, 12. Good-natured and easy- going. MARCIA BAKER Registered Nurse Dramatic Club 10: Baby- sitters 11: Flag Squad Leader 11, 122 Glee Club 12. Light-hearted. everyone's pal. BARBARA ANN BALL Marriage Glee Club 10: Commercial Club 10: Dramatic Club 11: Interpretive Dancing 12. Little and likable. DOROTHY BALLENTINE Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Busi- ness Education Club ll. Bright and tall. leads 'em all. BARBARA A. BARBATI Registered Nurse Dramatic Club 10. 12: Par- liamentary Law 11: Safety Patrol 11, 12: Year Book Advertising 12: Student Li- brarian 12: Drama Night 12. A talkative lass. an ac- tress in our class. IEAN W. BARRY To teach dramatics and English. Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12: Glee Club 10, ll. 12: Aegis ll. 12: Year Book 12. The future Helen Hayes. PATRICIA BARRY Registered Nurse Glee Club 10: Dramatic 11: Year Book Advertising 12. Athletically inclined. THOMAS BARRY Salesman A good manager . IOHN BARTER Patternmaker That slow drawl. IAN ET BARTLEY Teacher Dramatic Club 10. 11. 12: French Club 11: Glee Club 11, 12. Tops in taps CAROLINE BASKOWSKI Business Education Club ll: Glee Club 12: Crafts Club 12. Honey oi a girl.. JEAN BERTUCCI Secretary Baton Squad 10. 11: Busi- ness Education Club 11: Glee Club 12: Surgical Dressing 12: Year Book 12. Gigqling, good-natured. DOUGLAS BEZANSON Pattemmaker Auto Drivers Club 11. Tall, quiet, and very nice. MERINDA BONIORHO Department Store Buyer Glee Club 11. 12: Dramat- ic Club 12. Clever repartee. IOANNE BOSSIE Private Secretary Glee Club 10. 11. 12: Busi- ness Education Club 10: Crafts Club 12. Miss Stuart's favorite alto. IOHN F. BOWLES Patternmaker Auto Drivers Club 11. Why so shy. Iohnny? ROBERT L. BRADLEY. IH. Agricultural Bacteriologist Science Club 10: Slide Rule Club 11: Safety Patrol 11. 12: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11, 12: Math Club 12. The great outdoorman. IOYCE A. BREWER To be a success Dramatic Club 10: Baby- sitters 11: Flag Squad 11, 12: Glee Club 12: Aegis 12. Friendliness and efficiency pave Ioyce's way. DONALD N. BROUGHTON Speech Teacher Dramatic Club 11. 12: Pub- lic Address Operator 11. 12. Tall and clever. that's our Don. IUNE ANNE BROWNING Telephone Operator Home Economics Club 10: Surgical Dressing 11: Auto Drivers 12. Number please. FRED BUCCI College Class Treasurer 10. 11: Football 10. 11. Captain 12: Student Council President 12: Safety Patrol 11. 12. He tops them all. BARBARA A. BURNHAM ' Doctor Slide Rule Club 10: Girls' State 11: Current Events 11. 12. Happy and gay in every way. WILLIAM C. BURNS U. S. Marines You can.'t make a trillion in the Marines. LUCY BUSSONE Marriage Home Economics Club 10: Glee Club 11. Cooperative and loyal. ROBERT E. BYRNE Be a carpenter Football 10, 11. 12. When in need of a car- penter. call Bob. MARY OLIVE BYRNES College Slide Rule 10: French Club 11 tSecretaryl: Aegis 11. Secretary 12: Safety Patrol 11, 12: Student Librarian 12. Pleasant years will follow you. IOAN CAMERON Registered Nurse Dramatic Club 10: Current Events 10, 11. 12: Safety Patrol 11, 12: Aegis 12: Executive Committee 11, 12. Sugar and spice and all that is nice. MILDRED IEANIE CANN Marriage Home Economics Club 10: Dramatic Club 10, 11: Glee Club 10. 11, 12. Voice like a bird. ADELE T. CANTONE Marriage Business Education Club 10: Glee Club 10: Aegis. Business Manager 10. 11. 12: House of Delegates 10. 11. 12. A sweet gal is our Del. ELSIE A. CARNEVALE Marriage Home Economics 10: Glee Club 11. Smiles overcome worries. NORMAND CARON Teacher A quiet fellow, a whiz in languages. ROBERT I. CARPENTER Insurance Broker Slide Rule Club 10: Track 10, 11. Ben's got you hook. line. and sinker. RICHARD C. CARR College Home Room President 10, 11: Class President 10, 11, 12: Saiety Patrol 11. 12: Fire Extinguisher Squad 11. 12: Football 10, 11, Cap- tain 12: Baseball 10, 11. 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12. Football-his pride and joy. GERTRUDE A. CASSOLA Work Basketball 10. 11. Captain 12: Softball 10. 11: Field Hockey 10, 11: Auto Driv- ers 12. Quiet and unassuming. NORMAN CASSOLA Millionaire Cross-country 10: Basket- Home Room President 12. ball 10. 11. Captain 12: You should see him shoot those baskets. FAITH T. CHARLAND Secretary Commercial Club 10: Photography Club 10: Par- liamentary Law Club 11: Current Events Club 12. Nice to be with. MORRIS LOUIS CHUCAS Go to college Science Club 11: Current Events 12. Happy go lucky. a real jester. ELIZABETH A. CLARKE Fashion Designing Art Club 10, 11. She loves fun, but can be serious. KENNETH C. COLLINS Building and selling fences Band 10, ll. 12. Don't fence me in. ALFRED COMMERFORD Work House oi Delegates 10. Wants to make a billion- sleep on, Sonny. ROBERT I. COOK Businessman Orchestra 10. ll. 12: Safe- ty Patrol 10, 11. 12: Glee Club 11. Our tall sentinel. DONALD G. COOPER Geologist Photography Club 10: Slide Rule 11. He may look quiet. but look again. ANTHONY M. COPPOLA Business Man Glee Club 10: Auto Driv- ers 12. Lockers - bah! VIVIAN L. COTTI Nurses' Training Alternate 11: Glee Club 12: Business Education Club 12. An efficient librarian. LORRAINE CRATEAU Office Work Photography 10: Glee Club ll: Surgical Dressing ll. 12: Current Events 12. Iolly and gay. she's hap- py that way. IOHN ARTHUR CROSBY Become a mechanic Auto drivers 11. Always looking -but lot what? FRANCES CUNNINGHAM Attendant Nurse Dramatic Club 10: Glee Club ll, 12: Surgical Dress- ing 12. Full ot good-natured mis- chief. CYNTHIA CUSHING Become a Secretary Dramatic Club 10. 12: Sur- gical Dressings 11: Cheer- leader 11. 12. A peppy cheerleader. ROLAND DAMIANI Teaching Vice-President oi Home Room 10. 11. 12: Aegis 12. On sports, he can't be stumped. SHIRLEY DANIELS Air Line Hostess Dramatic 1 0: Crafts 12: Business Education Club 1 2 . Always smiling. DUDLEY DAVIS Work There's mischief in this man. MARILYN LEE DAVIS Marriage Dramatic Club 10. 11: Glee Club 12: Interpretive Dance 12: Assembly Committee 12. Sings 'n' sews to perfec- tion. WILLIAM E. DAWSON Pattern Maker The answer to a rnaiden's prayer. FRANK DeCARLO Work Oh, those suede shoes! IESSIE M. DeC1-ISARE Marriage Home Economics 10: Glee Club 11: Baby Sitters 11: Auto Drivers 12. A better dancer can't be found. ARTHUR DePAUI.O Auto Mechanic Home Room President 10, 11, 12: Auto Drivers 11. Dippy is an asset in any garage. ANNA DePIERO Secretary or Bookkeeper Surgical Dressing 10: Busi- ness Education Club 11. 12: Home Room Vice-Pres ident 11: Home Room Sec- retary 12. Pleasing personality . . . an A-1 student. IOHN DeSANTIS Beverly Co-op Trade School He whiles away the hours with rod and reel. SYLVIA DeSAN'l'IS Secretary Business Education Club 10: Yearbook 12: Glee Club 12: Surgical Dressing 12. Petite . . . peppy . pleasing. ROGER DESCHENES Work Basketball 10. He'1l have a good time- wait and see. IOAN DESIARDINS Iewelry Designer Glee Club 11: Babysitters 11: Executive Committee 11. 12: Safety Patrol 12: Surgical Dressing 12: Cur- rent Events 12. Speedy . . . sweet . . sympathetic. NORMA DiGENOVA Costume Designer Commercial Club 10: Dra- matic Club 11: Spanish Club 12: Current Events 12: Aegis 12: B. H. S. News 12. Muy buena . . . seiorita. BOB DiRUBlO Travel Auto Drivers Club 12. Free from care. BETTY DODGE Marriage Photography Club 10: Sur- gical Dressing Club ll. 12: Current Events Club CSecretaryl 12: Yearbook Staff 12. A future model . . . oh, those eyes. MILDRED DONAHUE Secretary Dramatic Club 10: Glee Club 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Quiet . . . likable . . . Dot's pal. IAMES DONLON Open a garage Auto Drivers Club ll. His smile is welcome. NORMAN I. DONOVAN Carpentry Cross-Country 10. A small package of rhythm. PATRICIA DONOVAN Air-Line Stewardess Glee Club 10. ll, 12: Dra- matic Club 10, 12: Com- mercial Club l0: Safety Patrol 10, 11, 12: Baby Sitters Club 11: Current Events 12. The ginger in the ginger snap. IAMES A. DOOLING Teacher Aegis 12. Prof. . . . ace ot cards. PATRICIA A. DUFFY Work in an ofiice Business Education Club 10: Dramatic Club 11: Glee Club 12: Yearbook 12. Her shyness wins friends. RICHARD DUNN Carpenter Don't judge a book by its cover. PATRICIA A. DURGIN Attendant Nurse or Telephone Operator Home Economics Club 10: Dramatic Club 11: Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Peppy . . . neat . . . sweet. IOAN LESLIE DURKEE Secretary French Club 11, 10: Cur- rent Events l2: Yearbook Staff 12. Her friendliness is revealed in her smile. IOHN DUHRELL Attend business school Baseball 10: Auto Drivers 11: Home Room President 10, ll. 12. Tall and lean. never mean. PI-IINEAS ELBLING Be a chemist Science 10, 11: Projectors Club 12. What a humorist! IOSEPH FALLONI Auto Mechanic His interest in fishing may prove profitable. DONALD FARNI-IAM College Football 10: Tennis 10. 11. 12: Math Club 12. Never down-hearted. KATHERINE FITZGERALD Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Basket- ball 11, 12. Well liked by all. ANNA FLEMING Marriage Glee Club 12. Quiet . . . skillful with a baton. IUDITH FLYNN Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Glee Club 10, 11. 12. Full oi song and laughter. SALLY FLYNN Airline Hostess Business Education 11: Glee Club 10. 11. 12. A pretty smile and red hair make an attractive girl. ANNETTE FORTUNATO Teacher House of Delegates 10: Student Council 10, 11. 12: Executive Committee 11, 12: Constitution Committee ll. 12: French Club 12: Aegis 12. A busy little person who has the qualities for suc- cess. CYNTHIA FOSHAY Secretary Dramatic Club 10: Aegis ll. Editor 12: Safety Patrol 12: Current Events 12. Personality plus intel- ligence equals success. LEO ROBERT FOSS loin the service Happy and iree from care am I. LEWIS E. FOSS To be a printer Cross-Country 10. A pleasant smile all the while. WALTER FOWLER Private Sailor Parliamentary Law 11: Proiectors 11. 12. Sailor supreme - projector iiend. HERBERT FRENCH College Math Club 12: Slide Rule Club 12: House of Dele- gates 12. That head of tire, that quiet way. LORE A. FROST. IR. College Track 10: Science Club 10: Football 10, 11. 12: Math Club 12: Slide Rule 12. Vim, wit, and plenty of grit. HONDA GAMBLE Teacher Dramatic Club 10: Execu- tive Comm. l0, 11. 12: Current Events 11, 12: Safety Patrol 12: Yearbook 12. Quiet, quick and cute. CAROL H. GARDNER Teacher Softball 10, 11: Dramatic Club 10, ll, 12: Glee Club ll: Field Hockey 11, 12: Basketball 11, 12. As merry as the day is long. DAVID G. GARDNER Engineering Math Club 12: Slide Rule 12. A man of the ice-the girls think he's nice. WALTER W. GARDNER. IR. Rocket Work Auto Drivers Club ll. A friend at all times. MELVIN R. GILES. IR. Navy Pilot Football 10, ll, 12: Pro- jector's Club 12. Where there's Melvin, there's lun. ALAN GILLIS Work Parliamentary Law 11: Projectors Club 12. Still man in a noisy world. MARILYN F. GOLDBERG Foreign Trade Secretary Commercial Club 10: Dramatic Club 11: French Club 12: Assistant Adver- tising Manager of Year- book 12. Mischciefs in her eyes. SHERMAN C. GOULDING Geologist Dramatic Club 11, 12: Safety Patrol 12. Why wish? Eternity is long. RICHARD GOURDEAU Engineering House oi Delegates 11: Slide Rule 11: Yearbook 12. Manly and witty! WILLIAM GRAFFAM loin the Navy Art Club 10. 11: Dramatic Club 10. 11. No worry now - no hurry ever. HELEN M. GRANT Marriage Photography 10: Current Events ll: Cheerleader 11, 12: Glee Club 12. Ioy rules the days. PRISCILLA F. GRIMES To own a store Surgical Dressings 10, 11. 12: Home Nursing 12. Industry is her password. BETTY GROTI-IAUS Be a stenographer Surgical Dressing 10. 11: Business Education Club 12: Home Nursing 12. Only her best is good enough. MARCIA HADLEY Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Current Events Club 10. 11, 12: Horneroom Secretary- Treasurer 10, 11, 12: Safe- ty Patrol 10, ll, 12: Aegis 12. The girl with all the an- swers. PHILIP D. HAEFNER. IR. Lithographer Cross Country 10: Photog- raphy 12. A fellow liked by all. GORDON R. HALL Own sheet metal shop Appears shy, but oh, my! ROBERT ARNOLD HALL Work A quiet fellow-but, oh! that smile. KENNETH HAMILTON Work Crafts. A real lady-killer. ELEAN OR HAWTHORNE Social Worker House of Delegates 10: Executive Committee 10, 12: Dramatic Club 10, 11. 12, Student Director 10,12: Current Events 10. 12: Girls Glee Club ll: Stu- dent Council ll, 12. Smile the while . . . ROBERT HAYES School Football 10, 11, 12: Track 10, ll, Captain 12: Student Council 10, 11, 12: Execu- tive Committee 10, ll, 12: Safety Patrol 10, 11, 127 Fire Extinguisher ll. 127 Vice President of Class 10. 11. 12: Homeroom Pres- ident 10. 11, 12: Vice President ot Student Coun- cil 12. It's great to be living. RICHARD G. HAZELL College Track 10, 11. 12: Football 10, 11, 12: Slide Rule Club 10: Fire Extinguisher Squad ll, 12: Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12: House ot Delegates ll, 12, President 12: Class Treasurer 12: Safety Patrol 12. Personality plus! ADELAIDE I-IENDRICKS Travel French Club 11, 12: Alter- nate IZ: Current Events Club 12: Yearbook 12. Popular, pleasing. pretty. DONALD HILLER Carpentry Always seen above the crowd. RICHARD HILTUNEN Football 10: Crcxtts 12. Oh, for those wide open spaces. MARY HIM Registered Nurse House oi Delegates 10: Student Council 10, 11, 12: Vice-President of Home- room 10. 11, 12: Dramatic Club 11: Cheerleader 11. 12: Art Club 12: Crafts Club 12: Yearbook 12: Cheerleader 11, 12. Variety's the spice of lite. ELEANOR M. HITCHINGS Housewife Dramatic Club 10. ll. Her friendliness is sur- passed only by her jovial- ity. IAMES E. HOAR Chemical Engineer Band 10, 11, 12: Science Club ll: Cross Country 11, 12. Makes friendship a neces- sity of lite. CHARLES HOGAN College Basketball 10, ll, 12: Golf 11, 12: Aegis 12: Year- book 12: Math Club 12. 105's Sam Snead - tschol- ar par excellencel. LEWIS HOVEY Newspaper Business Slide Rule Club 10: Math- ematics Club l2: Track ll, 12: Tennis 12: B. H. S. News 12: Yearbook 12. Quiet in a nice sort ot way. CHARLES HENRY HULL Service Home Room President 10: Home Room Treasurer 11: House ol Delegates 11: Auto Drivers 11: Art Club 12. If silence is gold, Charlie must have a fortune. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON Study lithography Hockey 12. His career in sports . . . a grand stand manager. RONALD E. HYDE Office Worker Auto Drivers 11: Projectors Club 12. A quiet fellow - likes people. IOHN W. IAWORSKI, IR. Play pro baseball Baseball ll: House oi Del- egates ll: Alternate 12: Football 12: Home Room President 12: Executive Committee 12. Popular with the girls. PAUL IENNESS College Auto Drivers 11: Current Events 12: Hockey ll, 12. A jovial chap who likes hockey. LOIS IERNBERG Raise Dogs Basketball 12: Glee Club 12: Delegate 12. That merry smile brightens up the day. RICHARD E. IOHNSON Conservation Officer Auto Drivers Club 11. A true outdoor man who loves the beauties of na- ture. ALBERTA A. JONES Become a nursemaid Dramatic 10: Photography ll: Current Events 12. Never shirks duty nor misses a good time. BARBARA I. IONES To buy a ten-room house Homeroom President 11: Dramatic Club ll, 12: Glee Club 12: Yearbook 12. A popular Wenhamite. PATRICIA IOYCE General Office Work Dramatic Club 10: Girls' Glee Club 11. 12. Sweet and likable. GRETA E. KALLSTROM Secretary Home Economics 12. Never still for half a min- ute. DONALD S. KENNEY Learn a trade Dramatic Club 10: House oi Delegates 10: Drama Night 10: Vice President 10, 11, 12: Executive Comm. ll: Auto Drivers 11: Craits 12: Safety Patrol 12. Clothes make a man. GEORGE W. KING Engineer Photography 10. 11, 12: Audio-Visual Education 11 : Glee Club 12: House oi Delegates 12. A King in any court. ROBERT D. KING Farming Auto Drivers 11: Track 11, 12: Football 12. Always ready for iun. DAVID E. KINSELLA Veterinarian Photography Club 11. Seldom heard. but never forgotten. PHILIP KIRRANE Service Current Events Club 12. He winks his eye: the girls sigh. IUNE IRENE KNIGHT Marriage Home Economics Club 10. 11. Shy little miss. KENNETH T. KULBERG Photography 10: Parliamen- tary Procedure 11: Safety Patrol ll, 12: Band 10, ll. 12: Dramatic Club 12. Blowing his way to fame. DONALD W. LALLY College Dramatic Club 10, 11: Current Events 12: Foot- ball 12. Seriousness plus in his senior year. 1 SHIRLEY E. LANDERGREN Teacher Dramatic Club 10, 11: Art Club 11: French Club 12: Current Events 12. Always neat, always sweet. NEIL LANDERS Travel Photography Club 10: Glee Club 11, 12. Far away places are his goal. ERNEST WIN SLOW LANG Photographer Photography Club 10, ll, 12: Auto Drivers 11: Pro- jector's Club 12. When Ernie becomes a photographer, we'll all go to him. CLAIRE LANSOL Marriage Class Dues Collectors 10. 11, 12: Acapella Choir 12: Yearbook Committee 12. A, dependable student. CARL LARCOM Ioin the Navy Cross Counrty 10. 11: Art Club ll. Mister Valentine - a man of few words. DONALD LARRABEE Auto Drivers 10: X-Country 10. 11. 12. A steady worker. PATRICIA LAUGHLIN Marriage Dramatic Club 112 Art Club 12: Crafts Club 127 Student Librarian 12: B. H. S. News 12: Substitute Cheer Leader 12. Her love is geometry. WILLIAM I. LEC! Work in a machine shop Silently and shyly goes his way. VIRGINIA LEE To see Hawaii Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12: Business Manager. Aegis 10, 11, 12. Blue-ribbon dress-maker . .. likes to talk. NORMA LEFAVOUR Nursing School Art Club 11: Auto Drivers Club 11: Slide Rule Club 12: Yearbook Staii 12. Likes to parlor, but not en Francais. HAROLD 1.ePAGE Woodwork We love his sunny smile. HERBERT I.ePAGE Navigator and Captain of my own vessel Band 10. 11. 12. Quiet 'til he gets to know you. IUDITH LEWIS Physical Education Instructor Dramatic Club 10, Current Events Club 11: Glee Club 12: Chairman of Senior Photos 12: Business Man- ager ol B. H. S. News 12: Miss Football 12. 1've got rhythm. GEORGE LINDROTH Be a pattern maker Treasurer 11: Auto Club 11: B. H. S. News 12. Welcome addition from Danvexs High. MARILYN MGCKENZIE Professional Dancer Home Economics Club 10: Dramatic Club 11: Glee Club 12: Dancing Club 12: Business Manager of B. H. S. News. Gracious in manner. CLAIRE MacLEOD Housewife House of Delegates 11, 12: Business Ed. Club 11: Glee Club 12. Good nature is one oi her charms. IUNE MacLEOD Housewife Surgical Dressings 107 Assembly Committee 10, 11, 12: Baby Sitters Club 11: Executive Committee 11: Glee Club 12: B. H. S. News tManagerl 12. Excels in acrobatics. ROBERT MacLEOD Teacher Baseball 10. 11: Captain 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Football 11, 12: Safety Patrol 11, 12: Fire Exting- uisher Squad 11, 12. Future Big League pitcher. PAUL RALPH MacNU'l'T Be an industrial painter Glee Club 10, 11, 12: Auto Drivers 11. His songs will be remem- berecl. RICHARD MacPHAlL Go into the Service Sandy . . . tall and shy. JOSEPH MAGLIO Army Executive Committee 11: Football 10. 11, 12. He held that line for Bev- erly. PHISCILLA MAHAN Private Secretary Aegis 11, 12: House of Delegates ll. 127 Current Events Club 12. All her clouds have silver linings. IAMES MAHONEY Machinist Never too busy ior sports. IOHN A. MAKROS Go to college Homeroom Treasurer 10: Yearbook 12. Doesn't sit still a minute. MARGARET MALONE Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Baby Sitters ll: Glee Club 12: Cheerleader 12: Business Manager B. H. S. News 12. Quiet, always ready with a blush. IOHN MALONEY Politician Band 10, 11: Orchestra 10: Dramatic Club 11: Auto Drivers ll: Math Club 12. Ability is hidden beneath his smile. MARY MALOOI-' Housewife Baton Squad 10. 11. 12. Has the wit and spunk for mischief. ALFRED MAN ZI Construction Wealth, his ambition: to please. his aim. RICHARD MARCHETERRE Millionaire Bashiul auto mechanic. EDWARD L. MAZZETTA To be a mason Coming in on a wheel and a prayer. MARY E. MAZZETTA Be a bookkeeper Home Room Secretary 10, 11, 12: Auto Drivers Club ll: Business Ed. Club ll. Dependability and person- ality. M. IUNE MCCORMACK Ioin the W. A. C. Business Education Club 11. A smile that warms the heart. IANE MCELHINEY Marriage Slide Rule 10: Auto Drivers ll: Craits 12. Serious . . . sincere . . . ct good friend to have. MURIEL M. McLEAN To be successful Dramatic Club 10: Safety Patrol ll, 12: Current Events 10, 11. 12. You'l1 never find Mac feel- ing blue. MARION T. McRAE Marriage Home Economics ll: Mod- ern Dance Club 12. She'11 dance to her luture. BETTY LOU MERCER Secretarial Work Current Events 10, 12: Glee Club 11: Dramatic Club 11. Everyone's dependable pal. MARIORIE MERRILL Marriage Current Events 10: Busi- ness Education ll: Home Economics 12. Which twin has the Toni? MYRTLE MERRILL Marriage Home Economics 10, 12. Surprise! They have nat- ural curls and they're really swell girls. IANE1' MERRY Marriage House ot Delegates 10: Dramatic Club 10: Current Events Club 10. 11. 127 Safety Patrol 12: Yearbook Staff 12. Ianet lives up to her name. BRUCE W. MILLER Otticer in U. S. Navy Rather shy. but a swell guy. IEAN MONTEVECCHI Telephone Operator Dramatic Club 10: Current Events ll, 12. Her happy chatter iills the air. DOROTHY B. MOODY Art Teacher Art Club 10, 11, 127 Aegis ll. 12. In matters ol art. Dottie excels. DIANE MOORE Marriage Dramatic Club 10. ll: Auto Drivers Club 12. Not always seen. but most ot the time heard. ELLA S. MORGAN Writing Spanish Club 11: Current Events 12. The future Miss Caron. IEAN MORONI Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Com- mercial Club 10: Business Ed. 11: Home Economics 12. Short and lively. BETTY MORSE Become a nurse Glee Club 10: Dramatic Club 10: House oi Del- egates ll: Current Events Club 12. Betty has a smile for every- one. MARLENE MORSE Marriage Art Club 11: Business Ed. ll: Home Economics Club 12. Although shy. she's lots oi fun. IOE MULLIGAN Be an engineer Auto Drivers 11: Home- room Vice-President 12: Basketball 11. 12. A flash on the basketball court. MARGARET NELSON Marriage Dramatic Club 10, 112 Glee Club 12. We like her laughter. RUTH NORBAKA Marriage Home Economics 10: Auto Drivers 12. Politeness is a fine virtue. CHESTER NYMAN Work Auto Drivers Club 11: Ten- nis 10, 11, 12: X-Country 12. A whiz with that racquet! BETTY IEAN OBEAR Nurse Dramatic Club 10: Current Events 10, 11, 12. Full of fun. ARTHUR T. OBER Naval Career Current Events 12. Puts pleasure beiore busi- ness. LORRAINE F. O'BRIEN To be successful. Dramatic Club 10: Glee Club 10: Business Educa- tion Club 11: Baton Squad 10, 11, 12: Current Events 12: Surgical Dressings Club 12. Always full oi news. RALPH M. O'BRlEN To get into business Auto Drivers 10: Current Events 12. A good friend. ROBERT O'BRIEN loin the Navy Art Club ll. Fast man on the track. WARREN O'NEILL Chemical Engineer Fire Extinguisher 12: Pub- lir: Address System 10, ll, 12. A talented chemist. ROSE PASQUARELLI Buyer Business Education Club 10, 11: Auto Drivers 11: Home Economics 11, 12: Aegis 11, 12. - Her personality wins friends. WILLIAM PELLEY Get married Football 11: Track 11, 12: Home Room President 12. Navy, here I come. ELAINE PETERS Marriage Art Club 10. 11, 12. Tale nted hands create beauty. RICHARD PICONE Work as Government Meteorologist House of Delegates 10: Executive Committee 12. I1 only there were others like Dick. DAVID I-L PIERCE Electrical Engineer Science Club 10. '112 Aegis 12. His occasions for speaking have been few and far between. FRANCIS W. PITREAU Beverly Co-op Trade School Auto racing's his pastime. IOAN PIZZELLO Medical Secretary Glee Club 10: Babysitting Club 11: French Club 12: Current Events 12. She knows a little bit about a lot of things. MERVIN POMROY Make money A flash behind the wheel! RAYMOND POOR Work and Marriage Why work when you can play? MYHNA POST Housewile Home Economics Club 10, ll. 12. Quiet and shy - she'1l get by. IANE POVAH Dietitian Dramatic Club 10, 11: House of Delegates 12. Charming, vivacious. WAYNE RAYMOND Teacher Track 10. ll: Football 10. ll, 12: Tennis 10. ll: Cap- tain 12: Photography 10, ll: Slide Rule 12: Math 12. A great tellow. FRANK REAGAN Air Force He'1l surely earn his wings. LOUISE RICHARDS Marriage Photography Club 10: Glee Club 11, 12. Chic is the word for Louise. ANN K. RITCHIE Private secretary Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12: Glee Club 10: Aegis 12: B. H. S. News 12: National Thespian Society 12. Studious and reliable. RAYMOND ROBB Navy Auto Drivers 11. Red's smile makes tor sunny times. CARROLL ROBBINS Engineer Band 10. 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Slide Rule 11. 12: Glee Club ll. 12. Infectious grin. CAROL F. ROBINSON Medical Secretary Dramatic Club 10, 11: Auto Drivers 11: Current Events 12. Light-hearted and carefree. GAIL ROBINSON Business Dramatic Club 10: Photog- raphy Club 10: Current Events 11. 12: Surgical Dressings 11: Year Book Stati 12. Sweet dependable. IOANNE D. ROGERS Telephone Operator Home Economics Club 10: Glee Club 11, 12. Brimming over with vital- ity. GEORGE ROSSI Retire As retirement is your aim. good luck and fame. CAROL ANN RUEST X-Ray Technician Home Room President 11: Dramatic Club 11: Spanish Club 12: Home Room Sec- retary 12. Bubbles over with joy. EMMA SABATINI X-Ray Technician House of Delegates 11, 12: Current Events Club 12. Nice things come in small packages. STEPHEN I. SANCHEZ Settle down in Texas Glee Club 10. 11, 12: In- door Track 10, 11, 12: Out- door Track 10, 12: Cross- country 12. Admires the liner arts. GERALDINE SANTIN Work Quiet. sweet, and nice to know. DONALD SAUNDERS Go into business Treasurer of Home Room 11. His smile would win any girl's heart. GLORIA SCOGLIO Bookkeeper Business Education Club 10: Dramatic Club 11: Home Room Treasurer 12. Looks. ambition, personal- ity. NORMA SCOTTI Marriage Business Education 11: Glee Club l2. Charming . captivating. carefree. ELEANOR D. SELLENGER Marriage Glee Club ll, 12. Vitality, personality - a good combination. SALLY SHERMAN Secretary Business Education Club 12. Away she rolls in her Olds. CYNTHIA D. SILVER Medical secretary Dramatic Club 10, ll: Cur- rent Events Club 12: Crafts Club 12. To be popular and inquis- itive takes finesse. CHARLOTTE A. SMITH Private secretary Auto Drivers ll: Baby Sit- ters Club 11: Business Ed- ucation 12. Willing worker, cheerful helper, a true friend. CLAIRE I. STEWART Marriage Treasurer of Home Room 10: Secretary oi Home Room 11: Dramatic Club 11: Glee Club 11, 12. Eyes of blue and a heart that's true. NANCY E. STONE Work. travel Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 10: Homeroom Vice-president 11: Horne- roorn Pres. 12: Homecralt President 12: Auto Drivers ll: Photography 11: Cur- rent Events Club 12. Fun-loving and friendly SHIRLEY A. STOVER Nurse Dramatic Club 10, 117 Del- egate 10. 11: Badminton 11: Photography 11: Sec- retary of French Club 12: Yearbook 12. Delightiul to be with. LUCILLE ST. PIERRE Bookkeeping Orchestra 10: Auto Drivers ll: Commercial 11. Not much to say-but has a friendly way. RONALD SURELS Work Auto Drivers 11. Heard before seen. CLIFFORD SWAINE Go to a school Auto Drivers Club 11: Photography Club 12. Quiet, but will make his goal. VITO TANZELLA Work Transportation is so fast, he'll never be last. ARNOLD TARLOW Go to college Photography Club 10, 12. His history is a mystery. LAURENCE M. TERRY Beverly Co-op Trade School Executive Committee 10. We expect nothing but the best from Larry. IOSEPH F. TETREAULT Go into business ior myself Likable and a regular guy. LEON TI-IIBAULT Machinist Hardly ever utters a word. EDITH THOMPSON Marriage Dramatic Club 10: Busi- ness Ed. Club 10: Baby Sitters ll: Current Events Club 12: Surgical Dress- ings 12: Flag Squad 12. Such beauty is rare. BARBARA TODREAS Social Worker Dramatic Club 10, 12: Cur- rent Events Club I1, 12. Those hours oi history homework! IUDITH TOOMEY Business Glee Club 11: Current Events 12. A merry heart goes a long way. NORMA V. TRASK Secretarial Work Glee Club 10, 12. As triendly as a warm handclasp. ERNEST TUCKER Photo-engraver Photography 10, 117 BHS News 12: Conservation 12. Our prattle columnist . . . Navy-bound. RUSSELL TUPPER School Teacher Public Address System 12. Sports enthusiast . . . win- ning smile. IOAN VEATOR Marriage Art Club 10: Home Economics Club 12. A cute, quiet. little miss. WILLIAM VENTURA Travel Hockey 11: Baseball 11: Auto Drivers 11: Current Events 12: Homeroom Treasurer 12. Good-natured and so lik- able. BARBARA VINCENT X-ray Technician Glee Club 10. 11: Current Events 12. Demure . . . nice to know. GERALDINE VITALE Work in office Secretary oi Homeroom 11: Current Events 11, 12: Basketball 11, 12: Del- egate 12. Vitality plus volubility. CAROL M. WADE College Badminton 10: Orchestra 10: Band 10, 11. 12: Art 11: College Club Award 11: Aegis 11, 12: Spanish 12: Yearbook Editor 12. A cooperative and cap- able editor. SHEILA WALSH Iunior College Dramatic Club 10: Photog- raphy l1: French 12: Cur- rent Events 12. Seen with Shirley . . . a friend to all. IANE A. WATSON College House of Delegates, Al- ternate 1 1 : Photography 10, 11, 12: Crafts 12. Big presents come in small packages. IAMES WHITE To work and to save Football 11. 12: Home Room Vice-president 10: Home Room President 12. Popular . . . a good word tor everybody. IEAN A. WHITE Professional Dancing Business Education Club 10: Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12: Treasurer oi Home Room 11: Business Man- ager oi Aegis 11, 12: Assembly Committee 11, 12. Tops in dancing, stenog- raphy too. BRUCE S. WILKINSON Engineering Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12: Science Club 11: Safety Patrol ll: captain 12: Fire- Extinguisher Squad 11, 12: Aegis 12. Dude. ..witty. .. hand- some football end. RICHARD A. WILKINSON Teacher Boys' Chorus 10. 112 Math Club 12: Slide Rule Club 12: B. H. S. Band 12: Safe- ty Patrol ll, 12. Music soothes the savage beast. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Marines X-Country and Track 10. 11, 12: Current Events 12. Always on the run . . . a swell kid. PHILIP WILLIAMS Drum Major for Michigan Band Executive Committee 10, ll. Full of fun . . . what a boy! SHIRLEY M. WILLIAMS To be a typist Dramatic Club 10: Baton Squad 11, 12. The girl with the baton. NANCY M. WILSON Marriage Glee Club 11: Auto Drivers 12: Surgical Dressing 12. Sweet and lovely. NATHANIEL WINER College Fire Extinguisher Club 10. 11. 12: Aegis 10. 11. 12: Safety Patrol 10, 11, 12: Science Club ll: Student Council 11, 12: Current Events Club 12. That rugged build . . . quite a blade. CHRISTOPHER C. WINSLOW College Current Events President 12: Home Room Vice-Pres- ident 12. He seems quiet? . . . those college sweaters. NANCY A. WORBALL Medical Secretary Dramatic Club 10, 12: French Club 11: Current Events Club 12. Hand in hand with mirth. GLORIA E. WRIGHT Social Worker Dramatic Club 10. 12: French Club l 1 : Cheer- leader 11. 12: Aegis 12. Beautiful. but not dumb. FREDERICK YOUNG Own a garage Assembly Committee 11: Track 11. The tall, silent type . . curly, brown hair. TWO OF OUR CLASSMATES ARE NOW FIGHTING FOR THE U. S. A. --is MARIE BARBARA Nm CAMERA SHY Interpretive Dancing 12. Nurse oi the future. DEAN ZEILON Engineering School Safety Patrol 10. 11. 12: Science Club 11: Par- liamentary Law Club 11: Slide Rule Club 12: Math Club 12: BHS News 12. The third C . . . perpetual motion. 69 Sf? ROBERT N. KIMBALI. Cabinet Making Willing to take on any task. DOROTHY LINDSDAU I Once was a member and has returned to graduate with the Class of 1951. ik...-,- LEO LeCI.ERC In the Navy PETER D. BARTER In the Air Corps . 2 w i Mn. BELMORE 4 CLASS ADVISOR CLASS MOTTO THANK YOU FROM CLASS The graduates of 1951 will always remember and appre- ciate Mr. Belmore and his able assistants. Their hard work and cooperation have contributed greatly to our successful years at B.H.S. Knowledge Comes, But Wisdom Lingers ASSISTANT ADVISORS Mr. Maclnnis and Miss Moore 70 V , U -Q M ... 1 R , 1.- N, .LH 7 , f A 3 ef u V .--1 .Hr 1 -1 , , PL indium.-fi-aJ..m,.., , L...-- ae - 5 v 'K I if Efiflrl ,' ,fl 1' 3 I 1, ,71 ,. 1 if fr -g-J 1 if fi1.5f A 'fi X- N. j-f x -Aw X W ! U- , ' A x L ,. 3 i'ffg1 v ,Y 1 'Y' v- 4- bc-W. M J -' Y ' ' -1 N5 2, ' f? pr W! 'fu ff A . N F1 1 Q if r5 he . 4 Al JF VN .... .-A M E-vvninr ilhmturvn 0112155 Lqifiturg D COLONIAL PERIOD On September 8, 1948, Beverly High School welcomed a new class and a new principal, Mr. Smith. Within a few days we became familiar with the lockers, corridors, and stairways, and accustomed ourselves to the routine of Beverly High. A few weeks later Mr. Belmore, Miss Carraher, and Miss Brown were ap- pointed our class advisors. The results of our first election were: Richard Carr, president of the class, Robert Hayes, vice president: Robert MacLeod, secretary: and Fred Bucci, treasurer. The men were in charge this year! The Student Council election was so close we had to have a recount and another election. The final outcome was the election of Mary Him, Fred Bucci, Richard Carr, Robert Hayes, Iames White, and Annette Fortunato. Our first dramatic presentation, Charity Ball, starred Muriel McLean, lane Povah, Donald Kenney, Iean Barry, Bruce Wilkinson, and Dean Zeilon. Muriel McLean won the award as best actress. Our 1948 football season, in which Beverly was undefeated, will go down in B. H. S. history. Because of their great achievement Fred Bucci, Richard Carr, Bob Hayes, Ioe Maglio, Lore Frost, Ioe Ambrefe, Nate Winer, and Wayne Raymond were given a trip to Florida. VICTORIAN PERIOD Now upperclassmen, we were ready to start our second successful year in September, 1949. A girl, Annette Fortunato, joined our class officers as secretary. An outstanding event of our junior year was our winning of the Drama- Night Award for the play, BECKY SHARP. The cast consisted of Iean Barry. Richard Hazell, Eleanor Hawthorne, Kenneth Kulberg, and lack Rothbard, who received an award for his acting. The Hockey Hop , sponsored by the juniors, proved to be a success. Awards were given to the outstanding players of the Danvers and Beverly teams. 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To the feather weights of '52, we leave some of the Frost-Bucci- Raymond brawn. Article III. To Mr. Kishon, we leave a charter for a Spanish Athlete's Club and a toreador's red cape. Article IV. To Mr. Belmore, we leave a mystic power to create a 48-hour day. This would enable history students to complete their assignments within the week. Article V. To the junior class, we leave the once-in-a-life-time privilege of becoming high-school seniors. Article VI. To all the teachers of Beverly High, we leave what ever memo- ries they wish to retain. Article VII. To the in-coming, unsuspecting sophomore girls, we leave the senior boys to open lockers. . Article VIII. To Mr. Finnegan, we leave some brightly polished tubas from the local Salvation Army Band. Article IX. To a superior junior, we leave the accomplishments of Mary Him as incentives for service to our school. Article X. To Beverly High, we leave the honor and glory to be won by future champion teams. Article XI. To all future athletes, we leave the talents and energies of their predecessors. Article XII. To those teachers who may need them, we leave a complete supply of nerve-numbing medications. Article XIII. To the B. H. S. office, we leave a walkie-talkie to replace the present switchboard. Article XIV. To everyone at Beverly High School, we leave the best of luck. Article XV. To our progeny, we leave B. H. S. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names. Iohn Maloney Carol Wade Charles Hogan 76 Glletmi lgrnphrrg I t p ... f 1 -...Zi ANNOUNCER: And now station WBHS presents an exclusive interview with the leading candidate for president, Richard Carr, by your reporter, Dean Zeilon. ZEILON: Ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience-tonight, instead of having Dick give a campaign speech, I have asked him to tell us any news he may have of our 1951 classmates at Beverly High School. CARR: As a matter of fact, Dean, I see some of the old class every day. Fred Bucci, who is in the pro-football off-season, is my campaign manager. Mrs. Bucci, nee Bet Obear, is assisting him. Eleanor Hawthorne and Annette Fortunato are my very efficient secretaries, and I would be lost without my errand boy, Phineas Elbling. My head press agent, Bruce Wilkinson, directs the able staff of George King, photographer, and Ernie Tucker, writer. I'm sure you have read of the would-be senators, Bob Hayes, lim White, Mary Him, Donald Kenney, and Bruce Miller. As I drive through the country on tour, my Winslow car always gets good service at Iim Donlon's chain of gas stations. Al Manzi, Vito Tanzella, Don Saunders, Phil Haefner, Gordon Hall, Lawrence Terry, Iohn Barter, Richard Dunn and Walter Gardner all manage branch stations. ZEILON: It's good to hear you're so well taken care of. Speaking of service, what did you think of Bill Burns's new catering business at your banquet? CARR: I really enjoyed more the entertainment program which was headed by Iohn Maloney's Number l band. His aggregation includes Iimmy Hoar, Dick Wilkinson, Carol Robbins, Bert LePage, and Carol Wade. The dancing of those 'famous girls from Lore Frost's Club 220, Marion McRae and lean White, and the singing of Mildred Cann brought back old memories of the talent shows we used to enjoy. I went back to the high school yesterday to see how things have changed and I was greeted at the door by the principal, Nate Winer, who took me 77 around the building. My first surprise was to see Charlie Hogan at Mr. Belmore's desk in room 204. Previously he had taught at the University of Miami with Professor Richard Gourdeau. I noticed that Charlie was using a new reference book written by Iames Dooling, published by the Don Hiller and Bob Cook Company. It was not an ordinary text: the title was Achieve- ments of the- Class of '5l. Dooling has noted the accomplishments of many of our classmates such as Dick Hiltunen, Walter Fowler, and Dick Atwater, who had just finished a cruise around the world in their yacht, The Amercana. accompanied by sailors, Charlie Hull, Ray Robb, Bill Graffam, Art Ober, and Ioe Maglio. The day they reached home port, Mel Giles was busy setting a new trans-Atlantic speed record. Continuing the tour around the school, I noticed Carol Ruest conversing in Spanish in 202: Muriel McLean teaching Latin in 201, Normand Caron parlez- ing in 219: English teachers-Ianet Merry, Ronda Gamble, and Ianet Bartley -holding classes in rooms 218 to 215: and Russell Tupper teaching history in 205. On the third floor Wayne Raymond was teaching physics assisted by chemist Warren O'Neill: in the cooking room I found lane Povah and Lucy Bussone as dietitians. Principal Winer said that lean Barry, star of several Broadway productions, is now dramatic coach and Donald Broughton is in- structing an oral interpretation class. Bob MacLeod is the physical ed. instruc- tor for the boys and Iudy Lewis handles the girls' department. Carol Gardner and Shirley Landergren were trying to explain the vivisection of frogs in the biology labs and Merinda Bonjorno was teaching sewing in the home economics department. Marilyn Anderson and Vivian Cotti are the B. H. S. librarians. The chief janitor, Normie Donavan, is assisted by Carl Larcom. I found Nancy Worrall, Barbara Barbati, and Donald Farnham as the guidance directors. I faked a little sickness after I walked by the nurses' office and saw Helen Grant and Ioan Cameron looking very cute in their white uniforms. Assisting them were Sheila Walsh and Ioan Pizzelo, as medical secretaries. Decorating the walls by the front office were famous art works sent from Paris by the celebrated artist, Dot Moody. Working in the office were Ioan Durkee, Claire Stewart, and Barbara Iones. After chatting with them, I put in a telephone call and recognized the operator's voice as Norma Lefavour's: she said at the switchboard with her were Myrna Post, Pat Durgin, lean Montevecchi, and Marlene Morse. 78 Suddenly famished, I wandered down to the cafeteria cmd there I saw the manager, Dorothy Ballantine, and her assistants, Eleanor Sellenger, Bunny Scotti, Ioan Veator, and Gerry Vitale. After leaving the cafeteria, I stopped to see the head of the business educa- tion department, Faith Charland. The other business education teachers are Shirley Ambrose, Gloria Scoglio, Iohn Iaworski, Roger Deschenes, Betty Dodge, and Betty Grothaus. To complete my tour I went to the Trade School, where a few of my old acquaintances were filling the teaching positions. Iohnny Bowles was teaching pattern-making and working with him were Leon Thibault, Ronnie Surles, Iohn DeSantis, and Richmond Bailey. Back in the shop were Francis Pitreau and Iames Mahoney. Leaving the Trade School, I noticed that the girls' soft- ball field has been made over into a baseball diamond enclosed by one of Kenneth Collins's special fences. A game was going on at the time and I noticed Bob DiRubio, Iordie Baker, Iock Ambrefe, Ray Poor, and Bill Ventura were members of the squad. Eddie Mazzetta was managing the team and Arnie Tarlow was acting as the chief water boy. ZEILON: Say, Dick, you did see quite a few of the old gang at B. H. S. What about some of the others? CARR: Well, Dean, as I left the high school, I walked to Gloucester Cross- ing and discovered Ruth Norbaka and Gerry Santin as hostesses in the Miss Beverly Diner. Across the street in the florist shop were Ioe Williams and Frank DeCarlo, and Kenny Hamilton was busy on the deliveries. Next door I noticed a garage operated by Fred Young and Clifford Swaine. A cute novelty shop interested me: it is owned and operated by Priscilla Grimes. She is selling jewelry Chand-fashionedl by Ioan Desjardins: her display work is by Iessie DeCesare and the buying is done by Rose Pasquarelli. I found that Allan Gillis and Ralph O'Brien are the new managers of the First National and Emma Sabatini is operating a new beauty salon with Lucille St. Pierre and Louise Richards as associates. Next, I entered the unique photography shop of Ernie Lang and Al Commerford. Guess who was the photographers' model? That's Wright, Gloria! The grand opening of the Unicorn Book Shop was taking place and I stopped in to congratulate the owners, Edie Thompson, and her clerks, Iune MacLeod and Adele Cantone. Continuing down Cabot Street, I was attracted by music from the Whirl-Away Dancing Studio of Iohnny Makros and Marilyn Mackenzie, two able instructors. Peggy Nelson has 79 opened a new piano studio in the same building. As I hurried on my way, I met Lois Iernberg, walking two of her dogs from her famous kennels. David Kinsella is the vet for her thoroughbreds. Behind her, I spied several old married couples getting into a car to celebrate Cinnie Cushing Wier's wedding anniversary. I recognized Marilyn Davis Ploss, Ella Morgan Young, and Betty Morse Cook. Operating a new sporting goods store were Bob Bradley, Dick Iohnson, and Paul Ienness. Myrtle and Marjorie Merrill run a stationery store next door. Can you guess who is running the Tiny Tot Baby Shop? Yes, it's Iudy Flynn, aided by Iune Knight, Lorriane Crateau. and Dot Lindsdau. In the local law firm of Carpenter and Hovey, I found quite a staff of secretaries, in- cluding Charlotte Smith, Shirley Williams, Betty Mercer, Priscilla Mahan, Gerry Andreas, and Claire Lansol. A little thirsty by this time, I stopped in at the new ice cream stand operated by Dianne Moore, Mary Maloof, Eleanor Hitchings, and Norma Trask. Dianne told me that Trudy Cassola and Pat Barry are swimming instructors at the Y and Herbert French is guardian of the pool table. Guess who has taken over the new Times office? Cinnie Foshay is the new editor and she is assisted by a very large staff including Elaine Peters, car- toonist: Kenny Kulberg, sports editor: Mary Olive Byrnes, lovelorn columnist: and Sally Abbott, lane Watson, and Ann Ritchie, business managers. Walk- ing into the drugstore owned by Ronnie Hyde, I picked up a Theatre Arts and read about cz new Broadway hit starring Dick Hazell, Ioyce Brewer, and Carol Robinson. The words and music were written by Iudy Toomey. The costumes were designed by Betty Clarke and Norma DiGenova. Some V. I. P.'s at the opening were Morris Chucas, Mervin Pomroy, Richard Marcheterre. William Leck, Robert Hall, and Donny Lally. ZEILON: Say, Dick, I heard that some Beverlyites are working in Boston. Have you bumped into any on your tour? CARR: As a matter of fact, Dean, guess who the train conductor was? It was Donnie Larrabee. In North Station I just had to ask for some directions when I saw the pretty girl at the information booth-Peggy Malone. Happy to sell me a ticket to New York was my old friend, Chet Nyman. Before I left Boston, however, I walked through the Common where I met some of the secretaries of local law firms: Pat Duffy, Nancy Wilson, Lorraine O'Brien, Claire MacLeod, and Caroline Baskowski. They were feeding peanuts to the squirrels. Working in department stores were Catherine Auld, Elsie Camevale. 80 and Anna Fleming. In the shipping department of Iordan March are George Rossi, Thomas Barry, Anthony Coppola, and Ioseph Tetrault. ZEILON: I have some information on our Service men and women. Iune McCormack joined the Wacsp Philip Kirrane and Robert O'Brien, the Navy: Bill Pelley, the Air Force: Leo Foss and Francis Regan, the Marines: and Dick MacPhail, the Army. CARR: Some new secretarial colleges have been opened too, Dean. Have you heard about Burnet, operated by Barbara Ball and her able assistants, Iean Moroni, Pat Ioyce, lean Bertucci, and Joanne Bossie? The second Katherine Bell is under the direction of Greta Kallstrom: and her assistants are Gail Robinson, Sally Sherman, Ioanne Rogers, and Mary Mazzetta. lack Durrell is running competition with the girls. His school is Iohn Gibbs and his in- structors are Mildred Donahue, Sylvia DeSantis, Anna DiPiero, and Iune Browning. At Massachusetts General Hospital are nurses Nancy Stone, Marcia Hadley, and Pat Laughlin. At Beverly Hospital I found Frances Cunningham, Marie Barbara, Barbara Vincent, and Marcia Baker. Shirley Stover is the director of the School of Nursing and the two new doctors are Barbara Burnham and Stephen Sanchez. Working at the hospital are social workers Barbara Todreas and Sally Flynn. ZEILON: What about some of the boys in the science field, Dick? CARR: Well, Shermie Goulding and Donnie Cooper are geologists: the three top men in engineering are Dave Gardner, Ioe Mulligan, and David Pierce. Dick Picone is a government meteorologist. Oh, yes, when I flew from New York to Boston, Neil Landers, Adelaide Hendricks, and Virginia Lee were fellow passengers. The hostesses were Shirley Daniels and Pat Donovan. I am told Arthur Crosby, Harold Le Page, and Arthur DePaulo have opened a new garage and that Ioe Falloni, Frank Albano, Fred Acciavatti, and Dudley Davis do a super job in the mechanics department. Some new patternmakers in town are Douglas Bezanson, George Lindroth, and Billy Dawson. Doing printing work are Bill Hutchinson, Lewis Foss, and Paul MacNutt. Other crafts- men are carpenters Bob Byrne and Bob Kimball. I ZEILON: Dick, do you know that B. H. S. grads have gone into specialized fields? Roland Damiani and Cynthia Silver are college instructors. Marilyn Goldberg is a foreign trade secretary, and lane McElhiney is instructing in 4-H work. Phil Williams is a drum major at Michigan State! 81 CARR: Yes, and have you heard who owns that mammoth estate in Beverly Farms? It's our retired business man, Norm Cassola. Alberta Iones is the govemess for his children and Bob King is managing the grounds and land- scaping. ZEILON: I've really enjoyed hearing about the old gang from B. H. S. It's good to learn that my wishes for their success have corne true. I'm sure they'll join me now. Dick, just as they did in '51, in voting for Carr for president. May your term in office result in as many fine works as it did then. This is Dean Zeilon signing off for W B H S. Good night. Shirley Stover Shelia Walsh Dick Gourdeau lean Barry 82 YF I ,x KX, :EN 5, 'ge gi : 1 ',... f, 1 ' . J i i Q'T'bi: ff? ZF- ff. ., LW! W x,v 1',,Q' P ir, , jf 'W' T lSQwf fM IMG? Y P A K if ' -: ?:5-r .2 ff i' . V- Ziff I: gy: 7 Tilt., 83 4-Y, I , .-Fw 3 Artiuitivf- THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB studies choral selections for good sing- ing habits and pure enjoyment. Barbara Iones, lean Barry, Carolyn Brotherton GOLDEN CHORDS THE SLIDE RULE CLUB instructs its members in the functions and applications of the slide rule. Herbert French, Marian Ropes, Iudy Proctor, Lore Frost, Pres. MATH MADE EASY 85 THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB aims to develop leadership and organization and stresses the importance of the future home- maker in her home and community. Elaine Hubbard, Barbara Ball, lean Moroni, Ioan Heath LEARNING THE ART OF HOME-MAKING THE STAGE CRAFT CLUB erects and paints scenery and pre- pares the stage lighting for all school productions. Robert Anderson, Vice Pres.: Ronald Fowler, Sec.: Donald Hennessey BEHIND THE SCENES 86 THE ART CLUB affords extra opportunity to students who have artistic talent. Elaine Peters, Treas.: Phyllis Russo, Pres. Sandra Dawson, Vice Pres.: Ernest Flint, Sec THE DAUBERS! THE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB studies questions of contemporary importance and presents many speakers on timely subjects. Barbara Todreas, Marcia Hadley, Paul Ienness, Christopher Winslow, Eleanor Hawthorne THE FUTURE IS NOW! 87 THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB furthers its members' knowledge in the art of photography. Doris Adams. Sec.: George King, Pres.: Ernest Long, Vice Pres. SHUTTERBUGS ALL! THE AUTO DRIVERS CLUB teaches the rules of the roord and safe driving practices. Hilda Lumberti, Pres.: Carolyn Iohnson, Sec.: Ruth Norbcrko, Vice Pres. KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE ROAD 88 THE SPANISH CLUB aims to do its part in strengthening better relations with Spanish-America by acquiring an understanding and appreciation of our neighbors to the south and their language. Carol Ruest, Deborah Kransberg. Norma DiGer1ova, Carol Wade BUENOS DiAs . . . ADIUS! THE HOME NURSING CLUB demonstrates care for a sick person at home. Betty Grothaus. Priscilla Grimes, Rea Wallace, Doris Maeser, Shirley Akerson ALL THE corvnfonrs OF A HosP1TAL 89 THE BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB further trains those interested in the business field. Rosamond Richards. Vice Pres.: Betty Grothaus, Pres.: Anna DiPiero. Sec. Z6 m.4,,,wr1szu IN AN EFFICIENT AND PLEASING MANNER THE FRENCH CLUB gives its members a true pleasure from the study of France. Mary Larsen, Vice Pres.: Shirley Stover, Sec.: Adelaide Hendricks, Treas.: Ioan Durkee, Pres. PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? 90 THE AEGIS stimulates and develops creative literary ability, offers interesting and entertaining reading matter to the school, and maintains the traditional literary excellence of Beverly High School. Virginia Lee, Bus. Mgr.: Cynthia Foshay, Ed. Nate Winer, Asst. Ed PRODUCING A PRIZE-WINNING MAGAZINE THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB trains worthy voices and offers true pleasure to those interested in group singing. Carroll Robbins, Paul MacNutt, Stephen Sanchez, George King CLOSE HARMONY 91 THE DRAMATIC CLUB is composed of students who are sincerely interested in technical and artistic aspects of the theater. Gloria DePiero, Soph. Rep.: lean Barry, Pres.: Ianet Frost, Sec.: Gloria Wright, Vice Pres.: Nancy Thomas, Treas. FUTURE THESPIANS THE MATHEMATICS CLUB helps its members to keep the essen- tials of algebra in mind while learning phases of mathematics not covered in the curriculum. Iordan Baker, Dick Wilkinson, Wayne Raymond, Eleanor Hawthorne SUCH CALCULATIONS! 92 THE SURGICAL DRESSING CLUB makes surgical dressings for the Beverly Hospital. Lorraine O'Brien. Lorraine Crateau, lean Bertucci, Frances Cunningham THEY HELP OUR HOSPITAL TI-IE CRAFTS CLUB develops creative ability and provides its members with an opportunity to develop useful hobbies. Shirley Daniels, Donald Kenney, Cynthia Silver SILVERSMITHS WORKING 93 THE PROIECTORS CLUB learns how to operate and repair elec- tronic machines. Ernest Lang, Treas.: Walter Fowler, Pres.: Alan Gillis. Sec.: Melvin Giles, Vice Pres. l REEL MEN THE INTERPRETIVE DANCE CLUB provides its members with an opportunity to learn and create dance routines- Marilyn Davis. Marilyn Mackenzie, , Marie Barbara, Marian McRae, l Barbara Ball GRACE AND RHYTHM 94 THE OUTDOOR CLUB has an active program which aims for the preservation, restoration, and control of wild lite. William Carney, Allan Andrews, Richard Hiltunen SPORTSMEN THE YEAR BOOK STAFF planned, prepared, and edited this first issue of BEVEBLEGA. Marilyn Goldberg, Asst. Bus. Ed.: Charles Hogan, Asst. Lit. Ed.: ' Carol Wade, Lit. Ed.: Iohn Makros, Bus. Ed. ONLY A PEW OF THE MANY 95 FIRE EXTINGUISHER SQUAD TRAFFIC SQUAD Sicmding: Bob Hayes, Fred Bucci, Warren O'Nei1l, Nate Winer, Bob Cook, Ioan Cameron, Nate Winer. Kneeling: Norm Cassola, Bob Mattson Bruce Wilkinson HOUSE OF DELEGATES STUDENT COUNCIL Di:k Hazell, Iordan Baker, Herbert French, Bob Hayes. Fred Bucci, lim White, Mary Him Priscilla Mahon 96 BAND Front Row: Arthur Day, Ronald Nunes. Ioan Heath, Bill Tihbetts, Carol Wade, Dan Reina, Iudy Lewis, Dick Currier, Norma Bradley, Ralph Nelson, Carroll Robbins. Second Row: Mr. Finnegan, Rod MacLean, Ernie Flint, Ken Kulberg, Dick Mofiett, Kent Zeilon, Les Sigman, Fred Hammond, Dick Woodbury, Dave Whitaker. Third Row: Merrill Cook, Dick Wilkinson. Gordon Kulberg, Dean Luxton, Al Pofcher, Dick McKenney, Iim Hour, Gary Pierce ORCHESTRA Front Row: Ronald Nunes, Bill Tibbetts, Carroll Robbins, Norma Bradley, Daniel Reina. Marilyn Winter, Rod MacLean, Les Sigman, Ralph Nelson. Second Row: Herb I.ePage, Gordon Kulberg, Merrill Cook, Bob Cook. Kent Zeilon, Fred Hammond, Dick Woodbury 97 k -A V' I : : 1 ag uJNs E .v'vl' A 4 X 9 9 fy15l2f-xv ' AX ' Q E ' Q94 - M. ' X O ' w. . -vk Q i' ,jx , u A XT ,I g. 1 - N -, I ,ey 2 - f- EW f s - 2 7 A 'Y - s S-sqiii' Q ll x 1 mu DRE, 5 CONGRATULATIONS '51 THE BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER TO EVERY -GRADUATE You will find it helpful if you make it a rule in life, always to spend less than you earn. Be thrifty, save something every week: it is easy to get the savings habit. Remember this: Family happiness thrives on thrift. The Beverly Savings Bank wishes the best of everything to the Class of 1951. Hearty congratulations. BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK 175 Cabot Street. Corner Thorndike Beverly. Massachusetts Telephone Beverly 0333 At Harwood Square CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 ,wymxosmw .lg-4 LOCAL , No. 271 F? , 'The Dgn of a Belief Standard of Liwhg Local No. 271 UNITED ELECTRICAL, RADIO, and MACHINE WORKERS OF AMERICA 401 Rantoul Street, Beverly, Mass. 101 E4!'700-.Y ll64l'7L' 55055 1 ,ow nes 110 IRES hoe J' lfglldw Sasser? ,Box 11' International Correspondence Schools 400 HOME-STUDY COURSES BUSINESS. ENGINEERING, TRADES, COLLEGE SUBIECTS HERMAN E. AYERS. District Representative RESIDENCE AND OFFICE 65 ESSEX STREET BEVERLY, MASS. Office Hours: Saturday Evenings and by Appointment Telephone Connection Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . THOMAS E, HAYES CO, PARAMOUNT CLEANSEES Pl T 277 11 1 325 RANTOUL ST. cm' mon sheet Store: 296 Cabot Street BEVERLY - MASS. 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CHARLES TERSOLO President- Treasurer Sales OLDSMOBILE Service 133 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass 104 T Y P E W R I T E R S SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS - SUPPLIES STATIONERY DESKS ' FILES ' CHAIRS GENERAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT SALEM LAUNDRY BUILDING 290 DERBY STREET SALEM 3100 J' .f'.f'.f'.f'1 Congratulations to X ROPES S CLASS OF 1951 DRUG COMPANY Q 1 188 b S BEssE s APPAREL AND O .t ga O11 135' H H Q BIIIDES SHOP PPOSI 9 Y IY 0' Q 141-143 Essex Street Salem, Mass. ' F0fdf1BhQ11-ienfury.1ROPES!hhus Confilglaili S SGIVE evefy P60139 In 6 SCIUIB C! O Salem 5338 Street location. Six other stores in Salem, 3 HOME or GORGEOUS ronMALs Dcmvefs' 'md Peab0dY' Q 1: 2: Compliments of , ux 'Ix . SHOPPE 5 g Aim , 'I N. I IMPERIAL PAINT co.. INC. 04 Nm-sf. 6 4 SALEM 'L GA ' :gay xx , , SALEM - MASS. X -4 Tel. 2704 N. ,' Tel. Salem 5355 Gowns For All . . . Brides, Bridesmaids. Mothers. Flower Girls, Formals, cmd Lodges 242 CABOT STREET TEL. 2320 M H ROLAND'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 181 Essex Street, Salem, Mass. HE FASHION CENTER OF THE NORTH SHORE Telephone S200 FREDERIC'S and ZOTOS WAVES -1- - All Lines of Beauty Culture - OPTOMETRIST Compliments of . . . DR. I. VERNON MUIR 296 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. 105 Compliments of . . . X cf ot-0 COAL OIL-COKE GENERAL ll.lCl'llC Q HOME APPLIANCES . HEATING EQUIPMENT Serving the North Shore for 113 Years GEORGE W. PICKERING COMPANY 287 Cabot St., Beverly PORTER'S MUSIC BOX LATEST RECORDS sam 45 vs 291 Cabot st. 're1. 1825 BEAULIEU 6. LIN SKY WALLPAPER - PAINTS - CARPETING 3 Front Street, Salem, Mass. 278 Cabot Street, Beverly, Mass. LESTER O. STERLING REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 222 Cabot Street Compliments of . . . LEE. FRASER. 6 PATCH. Inc. 234 Cabot Street BEVERLY - MASS Good Luck, Graduates! KLINK'S BAKERY 192 Cabot Street Tel. 1743 I WAR BEVERLY TEL. 1870 ALWAYS GOOD SHOWS AT E. M. LOEWS CURTIS H. GENTLEE Tel. Beverly 480 FUNERAL SERVICE Hostess Cup Cakes ALWAYS FRESH! 106 SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL ACCOUNTING, SECRETARIAL and BUSINESS COURSES For HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES DAY, EVENING and SUMMER COURSES - SEND FOR CATALOG - 254 Essex Street Salem, Mass. TO THE GRADUATING CLASS . . . Congratulations on high school years well spent. Best wishes for the years of achievement ahead. BEVERLY Y. M. C. A. HOME OF THE SCHOOL SAVINGS Commercial Department Club Accounts Savings Department Safe Deposit Boxes Night Safe Depository New Accounts Cordially Invited BEVERLY TRUST COMPANY BEVERLY BEVERLY FARMS HAMILTON 107 Congratulations to CLASS OF 1951 FRED C. GABRIEL. INC. BUILDER 6. CONTRACTOR CHARLES E. CAMPBELL 6 SON 65 CABOT STREET 25 Washington St. Beverly, Mass. Telephone Beverly 0013 Tel. 4362-I Compliments of . . . I NORTH SHORE WHOLESALE WHITEHEAD 5 GROCERY CO- NEIGHBORHOOD STORE DISTRIBUTORS Or HONDA LEE CQFFEE 371 Cabot Street Beverly, Mcrss. LEE AND MOODY CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 9 Dane Street Beverly 153 THE DELANEY APOTHECARY RAYMOND w. THOMAS. Reg. Pharm. 207 Cabot Street Beverly. Mass. Compliments of . . . BEVERLY SHADE SHOPPE 309 CABOT STREET BEVERLY - MASS. O ' H A R A ' S CARMOTE PAINTS ART SUPPLIES WALLPAPER 284 Cabot Street Tel. Bev. 1599 Compliments of . . . BRETT'S HARDWARE 380 Cabot Street, Beverly Tel. Beverly 392 - Home 2469M MODENE PAINTS 0 HARDWARE 0 HOUSEWARES F RANK'S DRY CLEANSERS IT PLEASES US T0 PLEASE YOU All unsatisfactory transactions cheerfully corrected Phone 4315 502 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. HYDE REXALL DRUG CO. 220 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. WE CARRY THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF COSMETICS ON THE NORTH SHORE AT LOWEST PRICES Compliments of . . . SALEM FOODLAND INC. 108 Serve... HAINES CEBROOK ICE CREAM ot the better kind LYNN MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of . . . MAHLON E. STOVER CUSTOM FARMING Tel. Beverly 484 116 STANDLEY STREET BEVERLY, MASS. Cofnplilnents of . . . Cornplirnents of . I . AMERICAN SELTZER CO. Mm-fmef of N. ARONSON co. GARDEN CITY BEVERAGES Beverly' Mass, Salem, Massachusetts Compliments of . . . A. ART IEWELERS GRANITE and MARBLE 250 CABOT STREET MEMORIALS BEVERLY - MASS. 416 Rcrntoul Street Beverly, Mass 109 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 1 Beverly 2311 Wholesale and Retail Carl's Tire and Auto Supply Co. 1 18-120 Cabot Street BEVERLY - MASS. Compliments of . . . C. F. TOMPKINS CO. SALEM BEVERLY, MASS. ron FINEST IN FOODS DAVIS DRUG CQ. HALLER - DANIELS HOUSE DAVID I. FLAXEII, Reg. Pharm. 1667 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 1 Daniels Street - cor. Essex Street 434 Rantoul St., Cor. Elliott St. Tel. 5682 Salem, Mass. BEVERLY - MASS. STROMBERG'S Compliments of . . . lOHNSON'S TYDOL STATION 144Vz HALE STREET Tel. 1611 BEVERLY, MASS. Compliments of . . . P Compliments of . . . VARIETY STORE Tel. 471 HAWTHORNE HOTEL 455 Essex Street Beverly, Mass. BURTON HARDWARE HARDWARE PAINTS 0 OILS 0 VARNISHES GARDEN and KITCHEN SUPPLIES West Street Beverly Fanns Compliments of . . . GREENLAW ELECTRIC CO. 7V2 WALLIS STREET Compliments of . . . SALEM EVENING NEWS Beverly Office 290 CABOT STREET Tel. Beverly 3638 BEVERLY WELDING SHOP CERTIFIED WELDERS ELECTRIC and AcE'IYI.ENE WELDING sHoP and PORTABLE EQUIPMENT BOILER WORK - STRUCTURAL STEEL and PIPELINES WELDED 38 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. 110 Samuel KNIGHT Sons Co. - Established 1871 - Sales HEATING OILS Service BUILDING MATERIALS Compliments of . . . RUSSO'S MARKET Gnocsmfzs 6. PROVISIONS 29 West Street Beverly Farms, Mass. 36 West Street Beverly Farms MAC'S FRUIT STORE IAMES DUNN FMCY Fmifs Ou' SPeCi'11fY PAm'rr:R and Dsconmon 16 West Street, Beverly Farms T lephone 189 FREE DELIVERY Beverly Faffns Massachusetts Phone 326-W - 326-R A. I. CALLAHAN 6. SON PLUMBING AND HEATING 721 Hale Street Beverly Farms Massachusetts SALES AND SERVICE PACKARD sERv1cE PARTS . . . ACCESSORIES fav f , lf Qgfw 715 Hale Street Tel. 9 Beverly Farms TOWNSEND OIL CO. BURNER sALEs and SERVICE 87 Haskell Street Beverly Farms Telephone 293 TAILORED TWEEDS-AT THE SWEATER SHOP BEVERLY FARMS MASSACHUSETTS lll Compliments of . . . THE BEVERLY SHOP INC. FASSETT'S MARKET NUT'1'ER'S Telephone 2310 HOSIERY - LINGERIE - KERCHIEFS 248-A Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. 579 Essex Street Beverly' Mass' Compliments of . . . Compliments of . ' i LARRABEE'S ICE CREAM COLONIAL DINER MAGAZINES SUNDRIES NEAR SALEM BRIDGE G. B. CHALDNER. INC. MILK and CREAM MISS BEVERLY DINER - SERVING THE BEST IN FOOD - STEAKS ' CHOPS ' SEAFOODS SANDWICHES Compliments of . . . Service and Quality 221 Cabot Street Bev. 350 Compliments of . . . BUCCI'S MARKET IOANNE'S BEAUTY SALON SPECIALIZING IN ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE 160 Cabot Street Phone 275 BOYD ROBERTS WALTER S. FLINT INS. AGENCY 170 CABOT STREET Compliments of . . . LOUIE'S SANDWICH SHOP SUBMARINE SANDWICHES BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 THE LODGE OF ELKS BEVERLY 112 Where Old Friends Meet- Cgmplimentg Qf , , , BEVERLY ICE CREAM PARLOR HAVE YOUR ICE CREAM. A L C O N I S SANDWICHES, AND DINNERS HERE Cabot Street 139 Cabot Street Tel. Beverly 2418 BEVERLY - MASS CHRISTOPHER SHOE REPAIR 142 CABOT STREET BEVERLY, MASS. Compliments of the Beverly Evening Mmee Compliments of . . . COLONIAL CAFE, INC. IOHN E. HAYES, Manager 113 Compliments of . . . Allen QUALITY Furniture Fred G. Allen Furniture House Incorporated - Complete Home Furnishers - Telephone - 3444 or 1866 69 Dodge Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of . . . HENRY'S MARKET The Finest in MEATS .and GROCERIES Opposite Fire Station North Beverly U T I L I T Y METAL PRODUCTS CO., INC. BEVERLY. MASSACHUSETTS Phone 581 Best Wishes, Class of '51 ROBINSON'S NORTH BEVERLY Compliments of . . . HARLEY'S VARIETY STORE SODA FOUNTAIN 0 CANDY 0 TOYS IU Enon Street North Beverly Best Wishes to the Class oi 1951 LILLIAN'S BEAUTY SALON 136 Dodge Street North Beverly Beverly 3626 Compliments of . . . NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY IOSEPH KATZ. Pl1.R. 136 DODGE STREET DELUXE CLEANSERS 85-89 CABOT STREET Telephone 506 BEVERLY Compliments of . . . MILLIE'S LUNCH FINE Eoons 79 Cabot Street CABOT PHARMACY HAROLD L. RACOW, Reg. Ph. 84 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Telephone 794 BRUNSWICK BOWLING ALLEYS ARTHUR and PETER CHRISTOPHER, Props. 145 Cabot Street Tel. 2155 BEVERLY SYNDICATE SHOES and CLOTHES for LESS 137 Cabot Street Tel. 2318 114 Congratulations to CLASS OF 1951 MARGARET'S INC. HOWARD A. DOANE CO. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER F E M I N I N E A P P A R E I- Prides Crossing Massachusetts 280 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Tel- BGV- Farms 130 Compliments of . . . MORRISON CLEANERS 61 DYERS CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING DR. I. Odorless Cleaners - 24 Hour Cleaning Service Work Promptly Called for and Delivered 2 Haskell Street, Beverly Farms phone 2070 397 Cabot St, VlCKY'S BEAUTY PARLOR Call Tel. 2873 for appointment 97 Elliot Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of . . . DURKEE'S GARAGE zzs RANTOUL STREET BEVERLY - MASS. Compliments of . . . RANTOUL CASH MARKET 296 Rantoul Street C A R B O N E ' S Fancy Fruits and Groceries Fresh Fruits Fresh Fish Pastries Dairy Products Telephone 2188 Telephone 878 Compliments of . . . SAM GOLDBERG 6 SON 428 Rantoul Street Tel. 706 Compliments of . . . ADLER'S MARKET 123 HALE STREET Tel. 1330 Compliments oi . . . WIN ER BROS.. INC. HARDWARE COVE VARIETY STORE Choice Meats - Fruits - Vegetables 84 Hale Street Beverly, Mass. Tel. Beverly 3090 PARTS FOR ALL CARS TEL. 869 W. W. BRITTON. Inc. MOTOR AND PISTON SPECIALISTS HASTINGS STEEL - VENT RINGS 465 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. KRANSBERG FURNITURE COMPANY QUALITY FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES 363 Rantoul Street Tel. 3140-3141 115 Compliments of . . . BEVERLY FRUIT MARKET Compliments of . . . DR. M. K. CUTLER DENTIST Gas and Electric Building Acciavatti's Super Market MATILDA Accuwzmx 14 Davis Street Beverly, Mass. Beverly 237 Beverly 3400 BEVERLY MUSIC, Inc. CAPEHART - RCA TELEVISION - nAn1o sEnv1cE - APPLIANCES 258 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of . . . ARVIE'S HOMEMADE CANDIES Beverly 3822 268 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. NATIONAL BUTCHERS CO. FOR BETTER QUALITY MEAT AND POULTRY 252 Cabot Street Free Delivery Telephone 1845 Congratulations from . . . Leo's Corner Variety Store Cor. Charnock and Prospect Sts. BEVERLY TAXI Phone 3800 2-Way Radio Cabs Phone Beverly 674 MCQUEEN Y S ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CONSTRUCTION APPLIANCES AND REPAIRS C. A. McQueeny 7 Briscoe Street Beverly, Mass. Compliments of . . . DAVISON - WALOR MARKET 61 BRIDGE STREET Telephone 381 BEVERLY BENLEE SHOE SHOP FIRST IN STYLES AT LOW COST Compliments of . . . LeBEL IEWELERS 264 CABOT STREET 194 Cabot Street Opposite City Hall BEVERLY - M ASS. Compliments of . . . DR. C. B. BURNHAM Naumkeag Auto Sales, Inc. DENTIST 4 COLON STREET 221 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. BEVERLY - MASS. Telephone 298 Compliments of . . . W. C. TANNEBRING DENTIST 163 Cabot Street Beverly 105 Best Wishes- BEVERLY MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GnocEmEs Tel. 1087 384 Cabot Street 116 SALEM LINOLEUM CO. FIRST NATIONAL STORES C ARPET . PLASTIC WALL TILE LUCIEN CHOUINARD. Manager 1 Front St. tcOr.J Lafayette Salem 0994 142 BRIDGE STREET mv SILVER'S Fmsr For Anything in PLUMBING ' LIGHTING ' HEATING 44-48 LAFAYETTE ST. - SALEM 1681 Compliments of . . . 'II-IE BOYS' s'rORE NEAR YOUR DOOR 'IIC TOO DONUI' SHOP E D:2'fP,T3,dPfL'Z?' S ' 250 Cabot Street 97 Main Street A Beverly Gloucester CO, ED'S CAMERA SHOP Best Wishes CPMPPPS , PPPOPO SUPPPPPP, CABOT FURNITURE co. 261 CABOT STREET 28IV2 Cabot SI. fOPPOSiie Ware Theatrel - BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE BANK SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS 246 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. Established 1861 IOHN GIRDLER CO. M STERLING CONFECTIONERY CO PANY COAL - COKE - OIL - OIL BURNERS Beverly' Mass- Tel' Beverly 2480 112 Lafayette Street Salem. Mass. RIAL SIDE MARKET RIAL SIDE DRUG STORE GROCERIES 6. PROVISIONS 14s BRIDGE s'rREE'r. BEVERLY 127 Bridge Street Beverly' Mass. For Prescription Service. call Bev. 2431 Telephone 1840 HENRY R. MYERS, Reg. Pharm. 117 SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN FLOWERS Ui' TIAHAS - WRISTLETS - COHSAGES 1 1' Q' 'Laurin 'lgrnthvra-illlnriztfi 151 Cabot St., corner Washington St. Phone 4086 ORCHIDS - GARDENIAS - CAMELLIAS - ROSES Shop at. . . ALMY'S BEVERLY For the Smart Summer Clothes that you will need for your vacation SPORTING GOODS KITCHEN FURNISHINGS WHITCOMB-CARTER CO. Established 1873 182-186 CABOT STREET PAINTS AND oxLs cU'rr.r:nY AND szsn CITY HALL CASH MARKET FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH FRUITS. VEGETABLES. IVIEATS. AND GROCERIES 199 Cabot Street Compliments of . . . BEVERLY FARMS MARKET BEVERLY FARMS R. B. GOODWIN, Prop. Telephone 237 PETER P. O'BRlEN PLUMBmG AND HEATING 10 Oak Street Beverly Farms, Mass. Telephone 288 DR. IOHN W. MCGINNESS cHmoPoD1sT - PODIATRIST 234 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. 118 The Beverly National Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DEPOSITS Received subject to check FULLY EQUIPPED TRUST DEPARTMENT EXCHANGE Drafts, Telegraphic, Transfers, Letters of Credit, and Travelers' Checks SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES and a LARGE VAULT for BULK STORAGE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CHRISTMAS CLUBS. VACATION CLUBS, and TAX CLUBS Start every banking day in the year REGISTER CHECKS For sale at 10 cents each up to S100.00. Compare with U. S. Money Orders. Compliments of . . . GOVE LUMBER COMPANY IOSEPH W. MACAULAY 80 COLON STREET PHARMACIST BEVERLY - MASS 382 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. SPORTING GOODS: GOLF ' TENNIS ' BASEBALL KODAKS ' FILM ' DEVELOPING BATHING SUITS KEDS FOR BEACHWEAR C 0 R - N I X C O . OPPOSITE Y. M. C. A., BEVERLY 119 Compliments of . . . LOREN MURCHISON 81. CO., INC. 333 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON 8. MASS. Opposite Historic Old South Church AMERICAS FINEST DESIGNS And Quality of School Rings OFFICIAL IEWELERS FOR BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL Frank A. Fowler, District Manager . . . BEST WISHES . . . of ' FURNITURE CO BEVERLY 280 CABOT STREET Te1ePh0I1e 3300 120 WAYSIDE FURNITURE CO. 59 BRIDGE STREET SALEM, MASS. Tel. Salem 0877 Compliments of . . . NANGLE MOTORS 453 Rantoul Street BEVERLY - MASS. TED'S LUNCH 256 Cabot Street Specializing in BREAKFAST, DINNERS. and SUPPERS - also - FOUNTAIN SERVICE Compliments of . . . DR. E. G. HASKELL Congratulations to the CLASS OF '51 RICCI'S EXPRESS 13 ROUNDY STREET BEVERLY - MASS Compliments of . . . Harry I. Shepard Variety Store SODA FOUNTAIN 9 CANDY 9 CIGARS 174 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass Compliments of . . . H. GUY LYMAN CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 329 Rantoul Street Beverly 2450 Compliments of . . . Rogers' Furniture Warehouse 18 BOW STREET BEVERLY - MASS Compliments of . . . B R I G G S OAKS OIL DIVISION HEATH 6 STOTT MORSE 362 Rantoul Street Tel. 899 OLD WOODBERRY TAVERN - 1690 - Beverly Cove. Massachusetts EXCELLENT FOOD - NO LIQUORS For Reservations - Call MRS. RUTH B. SUNDERLAND Beverly 2186 KCLOSED MONDAYS, EXCEPT HOLIDAYS? 121 PEKIN CLEANSERS 6 TAILORS RUG CLEANING - DRY CLEANING Beverly Farms Tel. 258 Compliments of . . . Laventis Fruit and Vegetable Market Tel. 0536 DOG CATERERS HORSE MEAT OUR SPECIALTY The Most Complete Pet Supply Store on the North Shore 503 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. Telephone 4396 FREE DELIVERY MANHATTAN MARKET Groceries, Meats and Provisions 393 Cabot Street Beverly, Mass. X-RAY SHOE FITTING GILES SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 154 Cabot Street Tel. Beverly 846 Compliments of . . . Saul I. Cagan, '27 Sara Stern Cagan, '29 BALBONI'S MARKET Honesty is Our Best Policy Compliments of . . . MORGAN AND DOUGLAS REAL ESTATE Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . BERNARDU5 L. H. ROGERS IEWELERS 140-142 Essex Street 173 Essex Street Salem, Mass. SALEM - MASS' Tel. 2848 Night Tel. 398 Compliments of . . . COOK the Florist coRsAG1-:s and BOUQUETS 263 Cabot Street SCHMIDT'S FABRIC SHOP Tel. 1880 37 Central Street Salem, Mass. THE QUALITY PRESS Telephone 700 Pond Street Beverly, Mass. MICHAEL I. F RASCA. D.M.D. 234 CABOT STREET Beverly 2967 BEVERLY, MASS. 122 LYNN HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Lynn Hospital School of Nursing, fully ap- proved by the Massachusetts State Department oi Nurse Registration and also accredited by the New York State Nursing School Approving Authority, offers a three-year course leading to a diploma and State registration. This course is offered to young women qualified academically and from the standpoint of apti- tude for the proiession ot nursing. The Hospital, which is approved by the American College of Surgeons, the American Hospital Association, and is also approved by the American Medical Association for the train- ing ot Residents and Interns, offers outstanding clinical experience for student nurses. Excellent recreational, social, health and in- structional programs are under the direction oi well-qualified faculty. A minimum of 16 units oi high school work are necessary for admission, and 8Vz of these units must be in the required academic area. Classes enter in September and in February. For further infomation please contact the Director oi the School ot Nursing. Lynn Hos- pital, 212 Boston Street, Lynn, Massachusetts. Telephone, LY 3-2100. Phone 228 - 2896 W I N S L O W ' S Po'rA'ro CHIP COMPANY MARBLEHEAD, MASS. Compliments of . . THE IUNIOR CLASS 1949 1952 Compliments of . . THE SOPHOMORE CLASS 1950 1953 123 . . With Best Wishes to the Graduating Class . . . 133 ESSEX STREET SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL OF PHYSIOIHERAPY Founded 1937 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Courses in ' PHYSICAL THERAPY ' MEDICAL LABORATORY ' MEDICAL X-RAY ' MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT Six Month, One and Two Year Courses Veteran Approved - Co-ed Limited Enrollment - Placement Service LIC. BY THE COMM. OF. MASS. - DEPT. OF EDUCATION REGISTER NOW 240 BEACON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS KEnmore 6-4211 124 Compliments of . . . C0mP1imenlS of - ' - - RANTOUL PHARMACY Gllbert CW' Barber Shop THE PnEscmPr1oN sromz 77 CABOT STREET Cor. Rantoul and Pond Sts. BEVERLY - MASS. BEVERLY - MASS Gilman ihiainrg lrnntj CContinued from page 73D MODERN PERIOD September returned again and we entered Beverly High as the all-important seniors. Richard Carr. president, Robert Hayes, vice president, and Annette Fortunato, secretary, were joined by a new treasurer, Dick Hazell, On Drama Night the senior class Thespians were Kenneth Kulberg, Dick Hazell, Barbara Barbati, and lean Barry, who won the Best Acting Award. We sponsored the Valentine Dance which was very profitable and which was enjoyed by many. Barbara Burnham was elected to fill a vacancy on the Student Council. At an assembly, Iudy Lewis, Ioe Maglio, Ioe Ambrefe, Pat Donovan, Bob Hayes, and Iune MacLeod all had a good lesson in roller skating-especially Ioe Ambrefe. During the year we appreciated the guidance given by various speakers who helped us plan our future. We thank Miss Carter, Miss Markey, Miss Lyons, Miss Griffin, Miss Brown, and their staffs for making this yearbook possible. And so our days at Beverly High are ended: now we can only reminisce. Sally Abbott Iames A. 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