Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1963 volume:

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Chase, B. Barnett, C. Quint, D. Taylor, J. Hamilton, K. Drohan, C. Jones, M. Elliot, N. Cyr, P. Dube, J. Burkinshaw, L. Albin. Susan E. Allison, Louise Dube. At Beverly High School the administra- tive department is completely handled by our principal, Mr. William Foleyg discipli- nary officer. Mr. Harland Carterg our school nurse, Mrs. Edith Carrg the cafe- teria manager, Miss Dorothy McClureg the office personnel, Mrs. Louise Dube and Miss Susan Allison: and the corps of girls who act as office aids. With the combined efforts of all these people, the school op- erates very efficiently. ku qi 0 yjozhf 169 LIBRARY The library is one of the most important parts of our school. It is an invaluable source of material for research papers, as well as for supplementing the daily class work. The library also provides a place for relaxation with its newspapers and various exhibits during the year. Valuable assistance is provided by the director, Mrs. Helen Willmott. MRS. HELEN WILLMOTT, Librarian LIBRARY AIDS FIRST ROW: C. Walker, B. Torrey, L. Esty. SECOND ROW: L. Standley, B. Russell, E. Cena. I2 Y 0 ef Cijofzcafzbn, 51 :nf FIRST ROW: Helena Corbett, Doris Boyd, Ida Nicolo. SECOND ROW: Frank Root, Rose Brancato, Ralph Lizio. HB1 I G IDA CE From the time a student enters Beverly High School until his graduation, he has an assigned guidance counselor for help in social or academic prohlems. The de- partment is headed by Mr. Frank Root. The rest of the department consists of Mrs. Ida Nicolo, a clerical worker, a group of faculty members, and student guidance aides. The guidance department is of inval- uahle help to students of Beverly High School. ,COLUMBIA GUIDANCE AIDS S. Andreas, K. Nokes, E. Kearns. I3 fo Kvppreczdfzbn gf yjeauf , -' E GLIH The fine English Department at Bev- erly High School is headed by Mr. I Edward Watts. The program includes speech, grammar, literature, and com- ? position for students in college, gen- eral, or business divisions. Members of the department also supervise the schoolis three publications and help with the Debating and Dramatic Clubs. The objectives of the English Depart- ment are to provide an introduction to literature and to develop in its students munication. Mr. Watts explains the arrangement of an Elizabethan Stage. Ill-1 FIRST ROW: Isabel Harriman, Edward Watts fhead of departmentl, and Helena Corbett. SECOND ROW: Emery Hollerer, John Doherty, Carlana Lindstrom, Catherine Hanf, Jean Donovan, George Kinnaly, Frances Trowt, and Sandra Johnson. an ability for oral and written com- ima ll ul IN FIRST ROW: John Page thead of departmentl, Hersha Fisher, Frederick Hammond. SECOND ROW: Harland Carter, Michael Casale, William Jenkins, and Sarkis Sarkisian. Mr. Page traces the boundary of the Louisiana Purchase. HI TORY DEPARTME T At Beverly High School the History ' 'Wm c-ns 3 Department is under the leadership of .........+, Mr. ,lohn Page. Courses are offered in modern history, problems of democ- racy, and American history. A student may also join the World Affairs Club. The goals of this department are to give the student an appreciation of his American and world heritage, and to help instill in him the qualities of a good citizen. I5 0,-Ga, Bertram Leadbeater Qhead of departmentJ, Eleanor Brooks, Lee Jameson, David Lindsay, David Nathans, Edward Sullivan, Charles Walsh. Geometry can't be that funny. Sf 'tx MATHEM TIC Mr. Bertram Leadbeater heads the Mathe- matics Department at Beverly High School. This department ranges from general mathe- matics to trigonometry. To develop an interest in mathematics, and to help students develop their ability, Beverly High School has a mathe- matics team which competes with other mathe- matics teams in the North Shore area. Faculty members of the Mathematics Department con- duct the Review Math, Audio-Visual Aid, and Slide Rule Clubs. In addition to helping stu- dents in their everyday mathematics classes, the Review Math Club is a definite aid to students preparing to take College Entrance Examina- tions. All of these aid the students in their search for mathematical knowledge. fo WJ? Ofarsfan y AUX-I xi Ba L1 Ralph Lizio, George Accomando, Richard Pre ton thead of department! Anton KlQhfJH Philip Kendrick Paul Faradonna Robert Micheal, absent when picture was taken CIE CE The Science Department at Beverly High school is composed of biology, chemistry, and physics. The department is headed by Mr. Richard Preston. Major emphasis in the cur- riculum is upon the understanding and applica- tion of major scientific principlesg the develop- ment of competence in the use of the scientific methodg and the development of desirable at- titudes, interests, and appreciations related to science and its applications. The laboratories are well-equipped and available for students to develop these goals. The Radioactive Biology Club is part of this department. Lu In A5 R Sv Y M0 I I 7 Au ,I j R diff ff? dl? QGCQ I 4547 , Q x t 9 at J O 1 vi I 3 Zh 'QF' f J l 1 Q 'Q' X Eleanor Warren, Elsie Watters, Margaret Story, Lila Hennessey. Richard Clancy, absent when picture was taken. Frere Jacques, frere Jacques if I8 Miss Eleanor Vvarren heads the Foreign Language Department at Beverly High School. Courses are offered in French, German, Span- ish, and Latin. The departinenfs purpose is to give the student the ability to communicate in a foreign language, both in oral and written form. Facilities of the department include a lang- uage lahoratory and a new reading room. Film strips and magazines were ordered to supple- ment class work. Nancy Glasser and Dick Wallace, in the language laboratory, seem to enjoy the tapes of French anec- dotes. I V ff gs QTDQQUQ 0 JYQJU Q19 l- c.- N4 J'-li 'QQ 5 Francis 1. LeBlanc and Elsea NI. Bridgess. MUSIC A D ART DEPARTMENTS Students who enjoy music are offered vocal and instrumental instruction under the guid- ance of Mr. Tawa. Those interested in general art. commercial art. jewelry craft, and mechan- ical drawing are under the supervision of Miss Bridges and Mr. Le Blanc. ln these various courses. pupils are helped to find their in- dividual interests and to develop an apprecia- tion for the fine arts. Nicholas E. Tawa 6 it v -.v-15-1 ' This takes real concentration. Sing along with Mr. Tawa. -s Qffe fa! we G06 ' l us' fn .pf UA stitch in time sase mme. HOME ECO OMIC A variety of practical skills is offered to the student who centers her high school career around home economics. Under the able direction of Miss Boswell and Miss Cluff, courses are offered in Clothing. food, home, and family living. Ruth Cluff and Millicent Boswell. How many cups of baking soda? 1 , Hex 1 , ,M f',,,:.:M ' x X Y ..,ixs., ia' -wg V, 70 yjuzfof a csfronyer Nab O12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Physical fitness is emphasized at B.H.S. by the many opportunities offered in our athletic program, which is headed by Mr. Charles Walsh. Classes for developing physical skills in the gym, under the supervision of Miss Ann Farley and Coach George Taylor, are supple- mented by many extracurricular sports and clubs. It is felt at B.H.S. that this program is important in promoting good citizenship and healthful living. e What goes up must come down. Zeffer worf GI? G FIRST ROW: U., ' 4' LL? IL! ft av ici I Q 53 ., if I ,C , X1 Eleanor Lambertson lhead of departmentl, Edward Deep, David Lindsay, George Accomando. SECOND ROW: Claire Ofilos, Margaret Miner, Evelyn Ricciardi, Dorothy Dixon, Rose Brancato, Constance Turlo. Such industrious students! 22 U INESS EDUCATIO DEP RTME T COUTSCS. various clubs. purchased. so f' 2 The Beverly High School Business Depart ment, headed by Miss Eleanor Lambertson teaches the many skills of the business world Typing. bookkeeping, and shorthand are tauvht to supplement the secretarial practice, office practice. consumer education, and advertisinv Mrs. Claire Ofilos, who spent her time as a student teacher here three years ago, joined the Business Department this year. In addition to their regular teaching duties, many of the teachers conduct the business departments of The Business Department has added to its facilities this year. A number of new type writers, including two electric typewriters, were gf gs fPfaCf1Caf.Zj20wQ0Qe, l GE ERAL HOP In the Industrial :Xrts Shops. under the guidance of Nlr. Utto Winquist and Mr. Daniel Shea. boys make projects of wood and metal. of their own choice. for themselves and their families. These l hops. who are taking a regular high school course. take shop as an elective suhject. They are offered a valuahle knowledge of tools. machinery. and shop procedu re. 3'1.-Lyf' 'Ky -QUNQ xx' K K A. -I, . I... 92. 1-1 '57 .H :Ml ll- A an fr if V Mr. Shea offers welcome assistance. Where did you say you dropped that quarter inch tack? t e .- if-,: M Q . ea: . -.5 - I Concentration plus. if '1lwl ' -,,..--n-' sz'-asia' 9 .4 I V. .- ,va ,.f 23 ge J asia or a areer. 'Mt reg K-vi 'CP FIRST ROW: George Taylor, Seth Friend, Thomas Jones, Lawrence Steedman, Harold Couhs, William Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Owen Barter, Robert Tate, Michael Casale, Vernon Campbell, Norman Dodge, James Hannigan, Thomas Tierney, Arnold Shaw, Burton Wagner BE ERLY TRADE HIGH CHOOL DIR ECTOR: Joseph Brucchi. 24 The curriculum of Beverly Trade High School in- cludes auto repair, cabinetmaking, carpentry, ma- chine, patternmaking, printing. and sheet metal trades. Besides related trade subjects, regular aca- demic subjects are taught. The schoolis aim is to provide students with a well-rounded education and secure employment. SECRETARIES: Rita York and Jeannette Course. fr- 'if T C9 'ixee fo CSZICCQSS. Our future printers K.. jf gs yfose 0 QUGFJOUF EDITH CARR 4SChuol Nurse! Catherine Standley, Adele Lunn, Rose Mascioli, Barbara Williams, Ann Derino, Mary Earabino, Mary Donoghue. 7---1-'55 f 55,12 l QC? Z l xl , 26 vi - T7 I DOROTHY MCCLURE 1Cafeteria Director? s 1 X Xl - x 7 w-.' , . u l anoffge gf Offers, DRI ER ED CATIO The Driver Education course, although not a and laws of driving. After completing the class- required course, had a capacity membership this room training, each member learned about the year. 'The course taught the members about the actual handling of the car. The purpose of the various kinds of auto insurance, courtesies, rules, course was to produce better and safer motorists. 9 Yi . Tranquilizer anvoner' Q5 Q ' I X K , XX . i 1 i i 2 8 s 'A K L c A , 4 ' 'ffff A 'ef -' E f, 4- ,V wg. rf 4.14, rv, yi' f xv, Q, 2, f',7,.,,w L .'5 .f'N Av 'N'-32? fe. 1Q'kfs-w,5i,ifi gy- Q. f .1.,Q.A , ,f?f5 wwf-P A in 5o','Q'243fgi1v..Z9, w r eb., 1,40 - ,eg 1 , Ji '51 A fa- mx' .3 A X, , , .f Q . A .E ,W '35, K-, Z 5 X59 Oryanziaffons . T EDITOR C. Mills, P. Tannebring, R. Spencer, A. Baker, A. Brodsky. BEVERLEGA The Beverlega describes the academic and social life of the school in words and pictures. The staff of the yearbook is supervised by Miss Isabel Harri- man. Allyn Brodsky was the editor-in-chief this year. Headed by Pamela Tannehring, the photog- raphy committee supervised the taking of pictures. The copy committee, with Carol Hills as editor and Miss Carlana Lindstrom as faculty advisor, wrote all material for the book. Under the direction of Alexandra Baker, the layout committee planned the pages. Richard Spencer and his staff drew the illustrations. There are three business committees: typing. supervised by Miss Constance Turlog adver- tising, supervised by Miss D. Rose Brancato: and subscription, supervised hy Mrs. Evelyn Ricciardi. The Beverlega is a joint effort of these seven com- mittees and faculty advisors, requiring many hours of planning and work. S. Tormey, E. Brodsky, D. Terrieo, M. Pisani, S. Austin, K. Rich, A. Baker. F- .. f iff! 30 ,N fU M6165 Weoeafffe J QFSOHGAQ COPY COMMITTEE i i K 6 V,, , W rm 5 S l -I HPHOTOGRAPHY 2 COMMITTEE L. Hill, N, Whitmore, P. Tanne- bring, J. Newbold, S. Chase, D. B I 7 wld ART STAFF C. Taylor, D. Jacques, B. Lamprey, R. Spencer. n-I 3 3l Qfffe Qgcgooffo Offers ngnfio . f .. I Q, ,. , , . - . . -. NNY BE ERLEGA SUBSCRIPTIO FIRST ROW: J. Glass, C. Jones, T. Singleton, L. Beggs, J. Elwell, N. Jaquitll, E. Kearns, L. Charneuse, C. Collins, C. Sullivan M. MacDonald, D. Collins, J. Massa. SECOND ROW: C. Quint, C. Walker, P. Morneau, H. Howard, L. Tillson, S. Chase, S. Hinckley J. Porter, G. Turner, L. Marescalchi, S. Newman. THIRD ROW: J. Filtranti, E. Russell, B. Barnett, J. Henderson, V. Bryson J. Shea, C. Bernier, V. Sylvester, K. Donahue, E. Dechene. You all want to buy a yearbook, don't you? We are typing for BEVERLEG.4.' l 4 'Q , . rw 5 .Xu W1 ' 1 I ., Max'-' 32 S759 yjeop Q M50 Greafe ' W lb L' . . l 9 f' l 1 i - I v ffl!-.1 l BE ERLEG ADVERTISING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: J. Massa, J. Hamilton, L. Charneuse, D. Collins, L. Tillwn, li. Collins, J. Dunbar, S. Callahan, S. Coheille, B. Cawron SECOND ROW: B. Burke. D. lIacLachlan, S. Brook, J. Cuinivan. J. Vummings. BI. Keene, D. Comstock, D. Cicclic-tri, J. DiRulnio. BE ERLEGA TYPI G T EF FIRST ROW: J. Phelan. P. Clark, V. Thomas, L. Mascioli, L. Allen. S. Brokfist, C. Dinkin, M. W3lkCl', F. Preston. L. Cliarneuse. SECOND ROW: C. Jaques, S. Hinckley. N. Cyr, P. Lowe, C. Maclfarland. Y. Bryson, J. Fraser, S. Tobin. THIRD ROW: R. Cray, C. Hood. A. Schnahel, R. Innocenti, L. White. FOURTH ROW: C. Laufer. L, Ewaschuk, R. Gabriel, S. Andreas. S. Williame. P. Paluzzi, C. Clinch. I 0 5 i 0,016.9 gf ozwersafzbn . ECI The Beverly High School literary magazine, the Aegis, which is published four times during the school year, permits the students to express their individual thoughts and ideas. The creative writing is by the students and the staff members. Under the expert supervision of Miss Jean Donovan. mem- bers learn the techniques of editing a magazine. This year the format of the magazine has been al- tered. The articles. stories, and poetry have been grouped by theme. rather than by type. l Susan Hewson tsecretaryh, Thomas Albert feditorl, Jean Krupsky fassist- ant editorl. LITERARY TAFF FIRST ROW: Miss Donovan, S. Coggin, T. Mood, B. Barnett, M. MacDonald, L. Welch, J. Miller, B. Torrey, S. Smith, T. Singleton, C. Torrey. SECOND ROW: R. Cohen, S. Hewson, J. Krupsky, K. Elliot, L. Broudo, A. Baker, C. Frost, L. Porter, .l. Carlin. THIRD ROW: P. Casperoni, D. Ferriero, R. Lamasney, A. Brodsky, D. Sattin, M. Ryan. FOURTH ROW: T. Schliemann. Albert, B. Alexander, P. I ,. 'I r c n 1 .1 I 'f 1 .1 gi 1 i I 34 5 jzowzhy y of Offerwzlfe -ui YN-l BU I ESS STAFF FIRST ROW: V. Thomas, S. Brokvist, J. Coyette, C. Matson, M. McAllister, R. Dalton, D. Tanguay, C. Clark, K. MacNamara. SECOND ROW: C. Conway, P. Paluzzi, P. Donahue, I. Class, D. DePiero, K. Donovan, S. Cooney, M. Davis, J. Scobey. THIRD ROW: L. Standley, L. Mascioli, L. Allen, P. Foss, M. Reid, D. Taylor, S. Swan, C. Laufer. That famous Aegis picnic. - The Can-Can: Aegis stvle. 35 fe CDQCXQJQH gqppozbfeof 1 FIRST ROW: P. Paluzzi, D. Tanguay, P. Thurlow, J. Nyland, A. Baker, B. Moody, B. Torrey, L. Albin, C. Bernier, P. Brooks. SECOIND ROW: M. Pisani, D. Scott, M. Lieberwitz, J. Hazel, D. Depiero, K. Corini, T. Cockfield, R. Burke, G. Townsend, A. Coren, R. Maria STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council was formed in order to encourage student participation in school affairs, and to accomplish projects that will benefit the school and the student body. There were more members on the Council this year, giving the student body more influence in Student Council affairs and projects. A special project this year was the formation of the Pep Committee, which increased school spirit in sports and other extracurricular activities. 36 R-J -Q., A EJ FIRST ROW B Moody, A. Baker bECOND ROW D Vltale J Hendrxckson K Rich. FIRRT ROW J Burrow C Peterson G Rhepard K Wllson P Rdffenello L WIHIQ S Clodt M Crowley, L Llporto E Kearns SECOND ROW S Fraska lx Burke P Thlbodeau D Vltale K RlCh ,I Hendrlckson R Osoff M. Maloof D Adams E Dorosz f-if Qscgoofgs WUSIQ 1' 1 5 2 1 1 ' 4 H . ri .,. ,. ,, V1 . , 4 Y E xr' X n I 1 . N ' BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL BAND The B.H.S. band, under the new leader- ances at the halftime shows. Throughout ship of Mr. Nicholas Tawa, has been a the year many concerts were given and the very active organization this year. band marched in several parades. The ba- During the football season the band and ton squad added color to the marching per- the baton squad gave creditable perform- forrnances given by the band. PERCUSSION FIRST ROW: R. Robertson, R. Ossoff, J. Whigham, R. Davenport, R. Cooper, R. Brown. SECOND ROW: A. Johnson, M. Walker, M. Gibbs, H. Zassman, P. Pursell, H. Rollins. C0112 ffuszdsm, .LE P .j 'N ' BRASS FIRST ROW: R. Battis, D. Allen, D. Scott, R. Noonan, S. Smart, T. Albert, J. McCarthy, R. King, R. Lunn. SECOND ROW: J. Reilly, W. Mcquire, D. Howard, C. Howard, K. Chen, R. Heger, R. Tliissell, A. Podgers, S. Dyer, J. Corning, A. Johnson. WOODWI D FIRST ROW: W. Standley, C. Walker, P. C-oss, N. Allen, J. Smith, E. Bruce, C. Barry, K. Elliott, R. Zolner, P. Brooks, R Carlman, F. Kennard, D. Girard, V. Rimari. SECOND ROW: J. Trask, P. Thibodeau, S. Hall, C. Mills, S. Pomfret, R. Nicholson C. Christo, J. Reilly, D. Jusiewicz, W. Horne, W. Keaney, P. Hitchings, R. Winters, R. Curtis, J. Serrentino, J. Wells. X . , , C , 5. .- 5 S , They Cheer us on to victory. ' f I V - '51 ' I -. Q f O ' i V - -,L A M it l . Y , 5 Elizabeth Esty Sharon Callahan Jacquelyn Miller Sally Cobeille Elizabeth Russell Jurlillt Dunbar Cynthia Barry Carolyn Brown Angela Witwicki Jayne Wickstrom Q- gffw- eaoor rr f 47'-1-H' H. FIRST ROW: J. Class, M. Hagan, P. Donahue, S. Coggin, L. Smart, D. Comstock, L. Beruhe. SECOND ROW: C. Hannibal, J. Holiday, D. Coults, V. Eaton, E. Peterson, .l. Richardson, E. Stevens, L. Pillman, M. Beals, N. Cyr. CHEERLE DERS AND B TON SQU Elizabeth Esty and her squad of cheerleaders were full of enthusiasm as they led the crowds in urging the Beverly High School football and basket- ball teams on to victory. During the football season they encountered some severe weather, but nothing could dampen their spirits. These girls also sponsor and perform at the pep rallies. The Baton Squad contributed to entertaining the football fans at halftime shows with their fine ex- hibitions of twirling. They also performed at pa- rades, marching at the front of the band. The group, led by Sheila Coggin this year, spent many hours preparing their routines, and practicing for their appearances. V n- Y J Marching to Victory -J' 4 Ni N k. .W X. an 0fjYQfI22 012 , ROW ONE: J. Reilly, S. Baker, J. Reilly, D. Bruce, M. Gibbs, P. Goss, B. Dove. ROW TWO: H. Zassman, J. Robertson, N. Whitmore R. King, A. Podgers, E. Kennard, R. Carlman, D. Juseweiz. ROW THREE: J. Doyle, P. Tannebring, K. Nokes, S. Smart, R. Curtis: W. Sttindley, S. Dyer, B. Lund, D. Lourenzano. ROW FOUR: D. Howard, .l. Serrentino, K. Chen, S. Davenport, N. Glasser, Mr. Tawa, I.. Margolis, R. Cagan, R. Cooper, C. Howard, R. Ossoff, T. Albert, D. Allen, 5. Roundy. But you arf.-n't watching the director! ORCHE T RA The orchestra, one of the schools two instrumental groups, was brought to a more important position in our mus- ical program by Mr. Tawa. our new music teacher. Be- sides playing for the Christ- mas Assembly and graduation, the orchestra played for the student body at least once a month during the school year. 42 Cygff T ebeoqe, e,fit-on 0 l wet F3 . TWV? , - . , , ,,, ,W W, 7,,,,,,,,,, ,, 17, -,M -- - - 'fy--.iryn FIRST ROW: C. Amos. L. Stockton, R. Carlman, D. Rieciardi, C. Kimball, M. McNeil, L. Drown, N. Glasser, J. Twomhley, J. O'Connor, A. Ohanian. C. Nokes, L. Thompson, P. Silva, K. Niles. SECOND ROW: J. Holiday. L. lnnis, P. Andrews, D. Richards, S. Brindle, G. Barry, BI. Baliotis, J. Miller, K. Trask, C. Martel, K. Allen, A. Bailey, M. Reilly, S. Esposito, K. Nimblet, G. Leventis, P. Pelonzi. THIRD ROW: ll. Travsky, S. Pollock, E. Grant, K. Fielding, M. Gordon, G. Matson, S. Doherty, M. Boccia, E. McLaughlin, P. Rix, S. Wales. J. Turner, E. Hayes. D. Hart, C. Fielder, S. Simms, D. Blanc-hard, J. Hanlon, I. Powers, P. Marneau. FOURTH ROW: S. Rtundx S P12 llv R Lux C Jones C Toi S Brown D Kltterle V Rohm on P Polan ks D Co ta .Gorman, N. Walsli, P. Ben- in j... 'e1., . . .,. s',,. ', . ' , . . 's',', .,,s',J net. F. Russell, J. Lamprey. Xl. Tobin. CHORUS FIRST ROW': E. Deehene, R. Burnham, A. Tilas, D. Drown, D. Lohnes, W. Nichols, J. Latraverse, G. Fraser, R. Donahue. SECOND ROW: N. Tardiff, R. Kiddel, J. Freeman, K. Ghen, D. Williams, C. Woodberry, K. Frilierg, A. Schnabel, K. Doan, P. Thompson, L. Hill. BI. Mitchell, C. Robinson, L. Bachelar, G. Sheperd, D. Bruce. N. Walker, S. Tibbets. THIRD ROW: D. Jusiewicz, J. Reilly, F. Raumer. S. Molay, R. Gillespie, R. Cooper, S. Davidson, R. Noonan, S. Hall, W. Horne, J. Hutchinson, R. Lockhart, L. Rogers, J. Lexine, R. Marshal. FOURTH ROW: J. Doyle, J. Serrentino, W. McGuire, D. Howard, J. Corning, S. Jaffee, J. Donahue, W. Keaney, J. Miehaud, S. Promfret, R. Heger, D. Osburne, R. Curtis. l t i ' G l' I Q I 23 l e ' -Lf , . i 4 1 1 , . ,M I Q 'x 1 Y I Q . 4 A n 9 .1 'tj . S I r 43 J access, gazfzre . Xl FIRST ROW: N. Rand, L. Hill, J. Strahl. SECOND ROW: C. Storozuk, S. Freedman, N. Cordon, C. Robin- son, R. Winters, E. Dechene, S. Clodt, D. MacLaugl1lin, ,l. Burrows, ,l. Wells. DRA A IGI-IT Drama Niffht presented the 6XClllI1'i' melo drama Kind Lady by Edward Chodoroy 73 villain. T7 W' Va 'Something to drink? '- A The plot explodes. This year. on December 13. HHS. based on a story by Hugh Walinole. Under the able direetibn of Miss Catherine Hanf. the actors made their parts Come alive, from the kind lady herself to the sinister yi gs 7 Uenfurzhy 4.UQ' t 1 . 'sw' .., FIRST ROW: C. Deering, N. Rand, R. LaMonte, L. Hill, G. Tolvanen, N. Gallo, L. Ward, J. Burron, M. Dorfsman, D. McLaughlan, A. Stortstrom. SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, N. Nelson, C. Nichols, J. Thibault, L. Phipps, S. Brown, C. Tosi, P. Worth, S. Simms, N. Gordon. N. Webber, D. Constock. THIRD ROW: W. Presson, C. Cooper, B. Cagan, S. Tibbetts, S. Baker, E. Donahue, C. Freed- man, G. Shepard, J. Foley, P. Rix, J. Robinson, A. Roberts, S. Freedman. FOURTH ROW: B. Joseph, J. O'Connor, D. Whelply, J. Strahl, J. Porter, M. Jaques. M. Katz, S. Brodie, S. Glodt, N. Murphy, P. Hubbard. FIFTH ROW: K. Osborne, C. Barry, C. Mc- Daniel. J. Cooper, C. Brown, J. Fuller, R. Andreas, S. Gallant, R. Rapisarda. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Nelson, B. Cagan, R. Winters, A. Brodsky rehearse their parts. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club. headed by Miss Hanf. was designed for students who A were interested in the theater, especial- ly acting. The members were able to obtain pertinent information from out- A side speakers, who were authorities on various aspects of the stage and spoke to the club several times during the year. Also, the members worked on individual projects, such as improvisa- tions, short skits, and one-act plays. Finally, the students supported all school productions and helped prepare them. 46 IQZZQTSZWS TAGE CRAFT CL B The purpose of the Stage Craft Club is to provide its members with a knowledge of stage settings and a command of the stage as a whole. Mr. Doherty and Mr. Kinally were advisors for the club. Under their direction. the club set up the scenery for the various productions. such as Kind Lady , and Impromptu.', Many of the members helped paint the scenery as well as arrange the settings. The part played by the Stage Craft Club in the presentation of Drama Night and the Senior Class Play was invaluable. The boys get the risers ready for the stage FIRST ROW: S. Davidson, D. Smith, P. Santa Maria, C. Higgins. P. Zubiel, D. McNamara, P. Hentschel. SECOND ROW 'Nlr Doherty. R. Cenest, E. Talbot, A. Connolly, D. Dionne, D. Lohnes,W.Wilkins, Mr. Kinnaly. anof 321122 y IEZQQ i':NN'i'i -fvi4.'if'f0f9X'k't FIRST ROW: L. Bachelor, E. Ciblin, C. Hammond, S. Taylor, M. Taylor, K. Donahue, D. Taylor, D. Clark, H. Harrison, N. Blair, P. Doyle, N. Lee, J. Thomas. SECOND ROW: J. Luther, E. Fraser, M. Cormier, L. Cuerrette, M. Bryant, L. Hathaway, J. McCord, S. Favour, K. Burke. M. Slocum, L. Rogers, J. Astle. THIRD ROW: E. Williams, L. Margolis, P. McCord, I. Powers, B. Barnett, E. Pinanski, N. McKown, B. Moulton, C. Freedman, L. Baliotis, G. Homan. FOURTH ROW: J. Modugno, J. Thayer, K. Moser, N. Quin- lan, E. Mirandi, M. Cicchetti, N. Charland, P. Thurlow, M. Doherty, F. Bawler, P. Moody, K. Conway. STUDE T ER ICE CORP The Student Service Corps was formed in order to Under the direction of Mr. Foley. the Service Corps help various organizations within the school and helped the school bv providing ushers at Drama Night throughout the community by helping the Y.M.C.A. and Parents' Night, and by assisting the Student and various welfare organizations. Council in every possible wav. FIRST ROW: K. Niles, N. Beady, D. Ericson, E. Hamor, E. Grant, S. Esposito, L. Charneuse, J. Newbold, J. Phelan, C. Bernier, J. Hamilton, K. Donovan, S. Chase, M. Minigan. SECOND ROW: K. Nimblett, J. Davison, K. Watts, L. Guerrette, G. Barry, B. Vergari, B. Davison, L. Marescaichi, J. Remari, L. Squibb, J. Holiday, B. Thorn, S. Morrison. THIRD ROW: P. Fudanawitz, C. Hart, E. Forbes, I. Powers, A. Fiorinni, D. Nardella, D. Keenan, R. Levy, P. Gasperoni, C. Tosi, K. Allard, P. Wogan, P. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: L. Lawrence, B. Homan, J. Straw, K. Datillo, E. Brodsky, P. Dube, S. Cooner, M. Davis, A. Racow, P. Carnevale, S. Szikner, T. Glass. B'v.x I 48 anof yaQz2f FIRST ROW: C. Moore, D. MacKinnan, G. Fireman,.l Creely B Allen S Murphy S Bright SECOND ROW D Ahearn P Nordella, B. Allen, V. Gary, D. Jaques. RT ER ICE CL B The Art Service Club, under the direction of Miss Elsea Bridges, helped the various organi- zations throughout the school with any needed publicity. The club spent their meetings draw- ing and painting posters for dances, dramatic productions, assemblies, and other functions produced by the school. These posters were a great help in drawing people to the events they advertised. Without these posters many affairs might not have been so successful. PIRNT ROW ,I Ramsdell P Fiore M Gilooly P Boudrot C Mackernan, G. Carratu, B. Pafumi, J. McMahon. SECOND ROW: J Brooks R Lebel D MacFarlane D Mulry L Salomon M Mirandi J. Herrick. THIRD ROW: Mr. Deep, P. St. Linger, J. Glover, DI TRIBUTI E EDUCATIO CL B This club is now a -member of the Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America, a national organization. Thus. the students who comprise this club, the Distributive Education Class, were included in the state convention in Boston. There they competed in such events as public speaking. sales demonstration, and essay writing. The club,s function was to promote better citizenship and prepare the leaders of tomorrow's business world. With the dues that the group paid, field trips, a dance, and a dinner were held. At the end of the year the club sponsored an award to the outstanding pupil in the class. M o 0 Donlt 'look at the keys. Rezza, C. McFarland, K. Tower, P. Foss, L. Allen, K. Donahue. if ar Y n 'H an G. . 0 I-- --'-' as Step two, move this gadget and push that button. USINESS EDUCATIO ER ICE CLUB The Business Education Club, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Lambertson. was formed in order to help students learn more about the business world. and to provide clerical help for the Beverly High School office and any teacher who requests it. Guest speakers, films. and field trips also contributed to the members' knowl- edge. This year there were a number of boys in the club for the first time. The boys spent most of their club meetings learning how to operate the many business machines. 17 T Cscfoofia 6111109 fbr an I W lm. Students test the hamster for radioactivity. RADIATIO BIOLOGY CL B The Radiation Biology Club was new this year. It was designed to give in- terested students information on a new and upcoming phase of biology called radiation biology. Mr. Kendrick, the instructor, took a special summer course so that he could qualify to teach the class and also qualify to receive the necessary equipment from the Yankee Division of the Atomic Energy Commission. The first part of the course was de- voted to learning the use of the ma- chines and learning about the theory behind the subject. After the members thoroughly understood the fundament- als and procedures, they performed experiments on plants. Such substances as radioactive iodine were used to study various elements about plant life and even plant mutations. The club gave students who were planning a ca- reer in biology a chance to learn about the newest phase of biology. FIRST ROW: M. Raumer, S. Coggin, L. Salter, F. Kennard, M. Kingsley. SECOND ROW: E. Dorosz, J. MacFar- land, P. DeConick, T. Kennedy. 52 ,nr anaf Ccjnrzb' 12291215 PHYSICS READI G CLUB This year the Physics Reading Club was con- ducted on a more informal basis than in prev- ious years. The members read hooks from the Science Study Series which were written by members of the Physical Science Study Com- mittee. The books were read during the week and then discussed in class. Correlated experi- ments were performed several times during the course of the year. The club was led by Mr. Kishon, who is the school's physics teacher. The Physics Reading Club gave individual stu- dents the opportunity to further pursue their scientific interests. . . . and this goes here 1-1?-7 E. Dorosz, F. Tanbella, L. Comier, M. Kingsley, C. Walker, R. Cohen, L. Wait. At this point right here yf gs a Gfaknye REVIEW MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: W. Burch, B. Crosby, P. Brooks, F. Kennard, J. Elwell, C. Freedman, D. Lash. SECOND ROW: S. Smithson, C. Hard- ing, P. Stahle, W. Gannon, F. Sullivan, Mr. Bertram Leadbeater. LIDE R LE A D RE IEW M TI-I CLUBS In addition to having a full schedule of mathematics courses available, the high school also had two extracurricu- lar math clubs. These provided inter- ested students with more information on math and useful knowledge concern- ing the solutions of different types of math problems. The Slide Rule Club, headed by Mr. Nathans, instructed stu- dents in the use of a slide rule so that they could perform several operations of math with greater efficiency. The Review Math Club, headed by Nlr. Leadbeater, had a dual purpose in that it helped students prepare for col- legze and college boards. Also the stu- dents studied various complicated math problems and tricks involving mathel matics. Both of these clubs offered stu- dents more knowledge and fun in the world of mathematics. 54 SLIDE RULE CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Salter, C. MacArthur, C. Fireman, C. Rockford, M. Patti, T. Lemire. SECOND ROW: P. Daniels, G. Goodwin, R. Robertson, J. McPherson, Mr. Nathans. THIRD ROW: D. Wilkins, R. Andreas, A. Goren, A. Main, T. Teeter. FOURTH ROW: R. Pearson, D. Moca, O. Linnekin, T. Pszenny, D. McKenna. .33 fo ffe , CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: T. Parks, J. MacKenzie, W. Wagner, B. Annis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jenkins tadvisorl, C. Bernier, J. Burrow, B. Raymond. THIRD ROW: D. Lauranzano, E. Potter, P. Prokop, N. Murray. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club, which provided stimulating activity for interested students. was under the direction of Mr. William Jenkins this year. For beginners Mr. Jenkins tried to create an encouraging atmosphere. After gaining a basic knowledge of chess. the members then pro- ceeded to challenging matches of skill. If the players did not finish their games during the activity period, they could come back after school. ln the Chess Club students spent their time in concentrated thought and thereby gained experience in thinking rationally while enjoying the manner in which they were learn- ing. Chess Club members match wits. 'Ni anofffe C5011 , CJ' WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Morneau, D. Reynolds, P. Marne-au, J. Elwell. S. Hewson, C. Sattin, A. Cvaudette, R. Tall, R. Pompey, Mr. Hammond. And the Katangese gnarchcd in here . . 2 3 1 I I 56 'RJ Freedman, C. Quint. SECOND ROW: W. Brault, D. THE WORLD AFFAIRS CL B The World Affairs Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Hammond. was organized to pro- mote a deeper understanding of the world in which we live. Aided by group discussions, guest speakers. and film strips, the club mem- bers have achieved a greater insight of the world situation and current events. The guest speakers have included Miss Anna Lisa, an exchange student from Finland at- tending Cordon College, and Mrs. Helen Wil- mott. Beverly High School librarian, who showed pictures of her European trip. Other programs scheduled for future meet- ings include talks on Africa and Canada, and films of the United Nations, NATO. and Latin America. an offfe Mari ACADEMIC AWARD Continuing a policy started a few years ago, vi Y' Beverly High School again honored its stu- dents of high scholastic achievements. They were awarded a charcoal gray blazer with the scliool seal. in orange. sewn onto the pocket. To he eligible for this recognition. the stu- dents had to attain an average of 3.6 or hetter. This average was calculated from the quarterly grades. with an HA representing sl points. a Li ' in . in 57 B 3.a C 2.anda D 1. Earl Allison helps Trinette Singleton with her hlazcr. BLAZER RECIPIENTS FIRST ROW: M. Beals, S. Smith, S. Coggin, T. Singleton, T. Mood, M. Kingsley, J. Elwell. SECOND ROW: A. Baker, J. Krupsky E. Allison, K. Elliott, C. Frost, M. Hagan, P. Zeitzoff fahsent when picture was tukenl. gf ya life CDQUQ opmenf 0 gofaas DEBATI G CL B The Debating Club, open to any inter- ested students. offered an opportunity for its members to learn how to express them- selves in front of a group. Informal dis- cussions were held. a textbook was studied, and chances to participate in a formal de- bate were offered. First of all. the mem- bers who entered the club were introduced to the fundamental techniques followed in a debate. After this. they were given an opportunity to use their knowledge in in- formal debates with other members of the club. Those -students who wished to further their experience participated in try-outs which were held for the purpose of select- ing a debating team. The team, in turn, traveled to different schools, participating in formal debates on the topic of reciprocal free trade. Under the capable supervision of Miss Trowt, the Debating Club spent an interesting and profitable year develop- ing a fine skill which will always be help- ful. The next topic for discussion i FIRST ROW: L. Drown, N. Gibbons, B. Cole, D. Forsstrom, K. Wilson, P. Morneau, J. Dragonas. SECOND ROW M Clovsky, Miss Francis Trowt fAdvis0rl, R. Kearns, E. Kearns, A. Haddrell. A. Neilson, W. McGuire, A Gaudette L Rubenstein. THIRD ROW: M. Shea, P. Swan, J. MacFarland, J. Densmore, R. Winters, S. Roberts, P. Roulett V Gary K ' 2- ? ' , it 1 - .- ' .M 'Q' 1. 58 Q' 7 4 C? I VTP an0fJQyH0naAY FIRST ROW: S. Dion. C. Norwood. I . DiFnIu umn 1 R QI I fiuinn in L Wickstrom I Sadur I Dra onas SECOND ROW: J. Massa, L. Tillson, D. Terrio E beor e L Madtn In IX Pen L Crunlxw P Monohwn J Dunbir L Xvkll' K. Lovering. FUT RE TE CHER OF FIRST ROW J Ma sa D Terrtio J Hamilton J Nluelltr I Dunbar D Franm to The Future Teachers of America, under the guidance of Mr. Emery Hol- lerer. is a national organization en- couraging student interest in the teach- ing profession. This year the club con- sisted of senior students who display- ed an interest in teaching after college graduation. The club provided a chance for its members to learn more fully the prob- lems and responsibilities of a teacher. Through the use of visual aids, dis- cussions, guest speakers and practice teaching sessions, each member became more familiar with the teaching pro- fession. an EQUESTRIAN CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Slate, L. Sharrock, J. Woodfin, P. Rule, J. Van Arsdale, S. Wales, B. Vergari, L. Leavitt, B. Barsetti, L. Wendell. SECOND ROW: S. Calli, S. Rezza, V. Mitchell, C. Alvis, S. Dodge, S. Newman, T. Farmer, B. Barnett, M. Elliot. THIRD ROW: C. Fiore, R. Emmons, R. Kania, J. Poor, G. Mills, S. Hayes, W. Chin. FOURTH ROW: F. Vitale, R. Vitale, J. Vitale, G. Evans, M. Drislane, E. Newman, A. Marquis, A. Roundy. ,lohn Poor displays his knowledge of horses. v:.,., e, . 4:9 . st 60 EQUESTRI CL B Under the direction of Mr. Emery Hollerer, the Equestrian Club has been formed in order to teach any interested students the various aspects of horse- manship and horses. At their meetings, the mem- bers discussed how to feed and take care of a horse and various techniques of good riding. At the beginning of the year, a horse was brought to the field behind the high school, and was ob- served by. the members of the club. Outside speak- ers attended some of the meetings and the students saw various films about horses. Several field trips and riding trips were organized during the warm spring weather. gf gs ew Zefog fo C6090 ore - SKINDIYING CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Walsh, S. Helen, J. lflanagun, C. Wiekstroni. S. liclnerman, L. Tremblay, J. Thomas, M. Keene J. Dragonas. SECOND ROW: B. Collins, P. Carlman, J. Tate. tl. lin-wstcr. J. Rirurelli, P. SWHTI, G. Nardone, Biggs. THIRD ROW: R. Daly, R. Wilkinson, H. Lamont. W. Rogers, R. Rcaulier, B- Sfflill, W- Bfefmflll, W- Staind ley. FOURTH ROW: C. Wlilliams, ll. Burns. R. Duhe, K. Pelomi. U. Lefavor, R. tlillispic. The boys of the Skin Divin SKINDI I G CLUB The skin diving club has been new- ig lv formed this vear under the direc- tion of Mrs. Lila Hennessev. The Club was organized in order to provide in- struction for those students who wished to learn about diving. and to promote diving safety among new and old divers alike. During the clubis morning meet- ings. the members discussed many diving rules and techniques. and one afternoon a month the club niet to hear speakers or to watch films. The club members also went to a diving expedition in the spring. cr 5 Club display their equipm OfoQf nes fo Wefkcooer I. xt? , l v nn. WWW,-W . i hm... - Members of the French Club listen to their own pronunciation. ,9 . FRE CI-I GERMA CL BS The French Club, under the direction of lVliss Wa1'1'er1. was open to any French stu- dent who has completed one year in a French course. The members enjoyed films, books, skits, and many other activities that acquaint the student with the French way of life. Meet- ing the first and third Thursday of every month, the students increased their knowledge of the French people-their language. back- ground, customs, and literature. Another group which was eager to learn about a foreign country was the German Club. The members met every Monday afternoon to, learn about Germany and its people. They list- ened to tapes that helped to make life in Ger- many more vivid. By bringing the German language alive. this organization helped to make the students' classwork more interesting and enjoyable. Mrs. Hennessey provided invaluable assistance as the director of this club. FIRST ROW: E. Grant, R. Kearns, C. Rein, E. Simon, E. Thorne, C. Freedman, G. Rochford, E. Nichol, D. Morneau. SECOND ROW: N. Gibbons, S. Sterns, M. Patti, P. Raffenello, S. Rudsten, T. Stralil, S. Sadur. THIRD ROW: A. Gordon, D. Sattin, D. jarnes. D. Fostrum, P. Deconinck, A. Stortsrum, S. Hayes. 62 it anoffo gmprooe . ld. GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Duncanson, P. Pelonzi, P. Tannehring, D. Tawse. K. Doane. KI. Kingsley. R. Levy, L. Salter, P. Shannon, S Roundy. J.Richz1rdson.SECOND ROW: C. Torrey, P.Mitche1l,N. llaudette. S. Taylor. C. MacArthur, L. Clupp, S. Doherty, V Mitchell, N. Whitmore, M. Gibbs. THIRD ROW: J. Levine, L. Libert. W. Nic-hols, W. Yarrison, S. Currier, R. Ossoff, G. Goodwin .l. Dcnsmore. E. Arnold, P. Daniels. And here is CLiI'IUlQf,'ll-Pi1I'lf'Ill'ilI'f llt'I1. GERMAN CL B RN Qs- if gs Qeoe opzlny ffe 2009 BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB FIRST BOW: P. Goodwin, R. Wallace, R. Foley, P. Johnson, K. Gagnon, Melei, G. Townsend, N. Lindon. SECOND ROW: L. Gould, J. Connoly, J. Aucone, C. Bixbee, D. Girard, J. Darcy, F. Clark, J. Kessler, Mr. Accomando Cadvisorl. Wffre proud of all our trophies. 66 BOY 9 ATHLETIC CL B This year Mr. Accomando served as the new advisor to the Boys, Athletic Club, open only to sophomoresiinterested in sports. The club's purpose was to provide the members with ad- ditional facts surrounding the world of athletic events. This aim was accomplished in several ways. The boys themselves prepared speeches on the history of various sports and group dis- cussions followed. In addition, the members of the club frequently viewed films and listen- ed to guest speakers. Lastly, the club as a group attended several different sporting events in the area. a Q entre 0 porfsmans 40. GIRLS? I TRAMUR L CLB The Girls' Intramural Clulm gives any inter- ested girl the opportunity to partir-ipate in basketball. bowling. soft lvall. fielfl lim-key. anfl various other sports. This year the Girls' lntra- mural Club anrl the Girls, Athletic Club have been combined. The group partieipatecl in more activities than in former years. The activities Continued cluring the basketball season, thus giving the girls more time to enjoy intramural sports. , ,X r- , -. xx . A NS-x K , J' .4 A Aa XX ...gf-Q---KM . ff fmxx 5 -Q - -- .5 L www . Q - v -L,.-f d1Q4 aku x X I X' ,' 4 r' Y 5 ' KY. , xi Ax if x A -' Y Q, B. 4 1 f f-fm' ,f .f X X . X . Q,+A.t4km Q Q 3 4 I S 68 I v Q ,-I '- --x fi in xx as ?5 4, 5 ,f x g3e0erQ j7Zsp1Yaf SPORTS 52156 Zbbkuyg ZhyQaf The team rejoices, after beating arch-rival, Salem. -1 Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly ..,.eeeeee 7,7,,e , Beverly Beverly Beverly SCOREBOARD Beverly Beverly l l l I l L Haverhill rrrr,, .,rr,r. f J Q Saugus .. .. .rrrrr . 0 ' Peabody ,,,, ,,r,, , , 6 Lawrence .,r,,. .,r,,,, 2 O Gloucester .rrerr .,err,, 1 3 Danvers ..rrr rrr.,rr 6 Newton ,rrrrr 2 .,,, 16 Brookline rrrerr....r,.., 22 Salem - ,rrrr,. - r,,,,-. O ' w ...J FOOTBALL This year, as in past, Beverly High had an excellent football team. The team, which was rated high at the start of the season, lived up to all expectations and pre- dictions by easily defeating several teams. Beverly was called one of the Hpowerhousesn of the North Shore. The team proved its ability by winning eight out of nine games. One loss was suffered in a close game with Brookline that ended 22-20. The team did, however, come in second in the State Class A Championships. The boys finished up the season by overcoming Salem 46-O, thus closing a very successful season. 4 12 970114 I a f f , I H A H N :NYJ if fl W t ,I '71-H' ,4 :',' f u fn 'V Q' . A T- 3 Bax erly wma the toQs and electb to recexve The hall xx snapped and another complex plas 15 Qet 1n motxon CO CAPTAINS D Manuel and D Smith CO-CAPTAI This year our two co-captains were Dave Manuel and Danny Smith. Both of these players were on the offensive and defensive starting line-ups and saw a lot of action during the nine-game schedule. Dave was the quarterback this season who led the team on to eight victories. Since he can run, kick, and pass expertly, he is always a big threat to the opposing team. On defense he was perfect, he broke up many pass patterns and intercepted several passes. Danny was the right guard on the offensive squad and the middle linebacker on the defensive unit He did a good job in both positions by blocking and tackling effectively. It was largely through the efforts of these boys that we had such a fine record ENDS and TACKLES: FIRST ROW: W. Chin, F. Foley, C. Overberg. SECOND ROW: P. Zeitzoff, B. Fumer- ola, D. Cucinelli, T. Cockfield, R. Aucone. VARSITY: FIRST ROW: B. Fumerola, R. Young, P. Zeitzoff, F. Foley, T. Cockfield, D. Smith, D. Manuel, C. Overberg, D. Weaver, W Presson, J. Hendrickson, R. Pinciaro. SECOND ROW: A. Harrington, W. Chin, A. Brewster, R. Aucone, P. Santamaria, B. Silverio, D Cucinelli, J. Sihpol, D. Vitale, J. Lewis, R. Coletti. THIRD ROW: Roy Norden fHead Coachl, George Accomando fBack Coachl, L Foan, T. Ballantine, T. Lemire, P. Predka, R. Beaulieu, D. McKenna, T. Erwin, T. Gallagher, B. Butterworth, M. Ryan, W. Cottle, D Wilkins, M. Coughlin, B. Dockham, K. Overberg, John Doherty fLine CoachJ,O. Foster fTrainerJ. 4'lAlI'1 .V ll. XVPLIYIT, X, llarringlon, ll, xI.llllll'l, R. lin- CUARDS and CENTERS FIRST ROW: D. Smith, R. Young, A. Brewster, P. Santamaria. SECOND ROW: J. Hendrickson, W. Presson. -13-tx f-if Q 'li' G .3p,5l.gb-.55 N of if 3 ls7.ll 10rx JUNIOR VARSITY drl.,,!p 1. 1,1 gllh 19A 7.335 W 1. J N ll J a F 'DRA 29 ly fill' W A ' 'f7 1 'F .- I 9 ' nl ff. 'ff -,Wu 1 . Y'- 'f 7. ' . , . A fag. 1 7 419:-,-I FIRST ROW: J. Varcaro, A. Black, J. Kessler, D. Tomeo, S. Melei, D. Vagas, J. Levine, L. Doyle, R. Borsetti, II. Clark, C. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Laurdnyano, J. Drohinsky, C. Miller, J. Aucone, IJ. Eaton, R. Foley, C. Chounaird, R. Wallace, A. Sheehan, A. Tilas, D. Ahearne. THIRD ROW: Mr. Michel 1Coachl, S. Davidson, .l. Hutchinson, C. Nardelln, M. Byrnes, .l. Forti, C. Townsend, B. Feldman, B. Black, C. Bixbee, R. Fiore, F. Gagnon, P. Johnson. C. Kinnaly 1Coaehb. 3. L .- X . 'X is, HV 'T 1 . , S W , 4'2 ' fl 'rf A pta In W E ya, P' , V Qifiygwynwfl, M -vs A , ,Ah ,, X A' FWZ. N -1 'T 6 A 1 ,,... he v H U S' -an ew 17 YGLI 31 ,Q H! n Q x 52 x ,x 1 'Q fi .,-x -'1 fm ' ' x Bill - I2 ffezls are an 1112 Cspofx VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: I'. Ze,-itmff. D. Vitale.-, D. Nlanuvl. A. Gaynor, T. liallaglif-r, Nl. Ryan. SECOND ROYV: W. Reid. S. Auftin. .-X. Christo- pher, C. Eckmunn, J. Morrison, T. Albert. BOY ' BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM FIRST ROW: S. Blake, R. Wallace, B. Butterworth, D. Lorenzano. S. Davidson, B. Feldman, J. Conley, W. Masguire. SECOND ROW: J. Tower, R. Crean, D. Tomeo, G. Smith, A. McKown, S. Frascuul. O'Brien, P. Ottley. gf js Qsgarzkzy HUCKEY 'lihe I3.Il.S. Hut-key 'lieznn skate-tl lu its nntsl xii'-vt-refill season in many years. By winning se-xt-n jl2lHlt S. tying tlm-4-. and losing only four. the teuni sevurerl fc-mnnl plum- in tht- ESSGX Cfbtlllty' UiYiSiul1 Of the North Sllure ll0f'lQ1'y l.t'algl1a'. This XULII'-S team was also the first l31'x'e1'ly tc-:nn tn wut-li the playoffs for the North Shure title. Although they wc-rv heuten. tlmy put forth an vxm-lleiit shnwing lin' ltr-vt-i'ly High. The team. which was cmnpnsecl nf ineinlwrs frnm :ill three classes was Co-Captainecl by Dana Johnson. Kevin Rich. and John Henclrickson. George Kinnaly, the new Coach. seemed to he just what the boys neeflecl to Spur them on to a Successful Season. D. jolinsnn. limit-li George Kinnaly, J. Hendrick- snn. K. Rich. HOCKEY TEAM FIRST ROW: R Ossoff NI. Nlunro H. Hrirsman D Cicchetti l. Hendrick nn 5 Walkun R. Cilliffan D Lohnes SECOND ROW: ' ' 1 - - s ' a ' v - 5 - - la ra s ' ' - Coach Kinnaly, J. Derring, 0. Kelleher, I. Haclntosh, D. johnson. A. .lnlmson. H. COIIWLIQ, K. Burke, E. Newman. 77 If MS, SCOREBOARD Home Team 'T - Lynn English 2 Saugus l St. Blarfs 2 Malden Catholic 1 Swuinpscott 1 llarblehead 3 Lynn Classical 4 Woburn 5 Amesbury 2 Gloucester l St, ,lohn's 1 Danvers T Peabody l Salem HOCKEY Shoot! Pass itfI'm ready! 'oS Qc'- vtlywfna rf l 1:-QW' .4 'Jia'-'Q' 4 ylfoggx f-1 ww-111' .jam 5 ,yfgjqf , X eff214'?1'9995oq fA?5'2g'i 59569Z:. Keep your eyes on that puck. Sophomore Gilligan moves in 78 Il 79140 6Q122s, ,..,. .1-- FJYK VVW-T-mf-w 1 ,-Q - DEFENSE 'f Dave Cicchetti saves again! FIRST LINE J. Hendrickson, D. Johnson, K. Rich H. Horsman, S. Walkup if 1' .. - ,, E' with 3 an t5ZQfZea INDOOR TRACK I DOOR TRACK The Beverly High School Indoor Track Team, encouraged by the performances of co-captains Al- bert Alexander and David Scott has enjoyed an undefeated season. For the first time in the history of Beverly High School, the team won the Essex County League Championship. Coach Jenkins and his assistant. Mr. Hammond, played an important part in the winning of this trophy. Tom Lemire attacks the hurdles. TEAM FIRST ROW: W. Burch, A. Alexander, P. Frasca, C. Harrington, R. Harrison, A. Rizzo, D, Scott, P. Santamaria, T. Bucco C Maloney, D. Smith, J. Lunn. SECOND ROW: Coach Jenkins, J. DiAngelo, J. Phillips, D. Johnson, R. Ouelette, T. Lemire, J. Sihpol W. Coodchild, J. Corning, T. Smithers, P. Colby, B. Killeen, B. Annis, C. Murray, Mr. Hammond fassistant coachJ. THIRD ROW D. McKenna, W. Rogers, J. Donahue, J. MacCarthy, R. Norris, M. Stanton, S. Pomfret, A. Katz, G. Ray, C. Brewster, R. Daly A. Furnari, L. Murphy, D. Hazelgrave. Co-Captains: Bert Alexander and Dave Scott are flanked by Clark Harrington and Pete Ifrasca. 80 SCOREBOARD Beverly 46 Andover 31 Beverly 52 Lawrence 25 Beverly 42 St. John's Prep 35 Beverly 56 Lowel 21 Beverly 59 Reading 18 Beverly 67 Keith Academy IO Beverly 67 Biship Fenwick 10 Beverly 5426 Salem 2225 ml A gf is access, vs 13 CROSS COUNTRY The cross Country team. 1-our-liefl lry Williarii Jenkins. compiled a record of ten wins and no losses. This year is the third Consevutive year that the team has remained undefeated. Vllith Cap- tain William Bureh leading the way, the hoys took first place in the Essex County Conference meet and won the Pilgrim Division of the Essex County Conference. W. Burch 4Captaint, Coach William Jenkins, A Alexander .ir- CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: B. Annis, R. Oulette, C. Murray, J. DiAngelo, J. Lunn, D. Ray, A. Rizzo, F. Pitman, W. Birch fCaptainJ A Alexander T. Teeter, R. Spoerry, J. Densmore. SECOND ROW: Coach William Jenkins, B. Raymond, M. Stanton, J. Phillips, E McFadden D Hazelgrave, A. McKown, E. Doroz, J. Shea, P. St. Linger, D. Perkins, K. Day, R. Daly, R. Norris, M. LaMonte, C. Coodchild K Rowe D. Wood, G. Darcy. And they're off! CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Beverly 15 Malden Beverly 15 Reading Beverly 18 Wakefield Beverly 25 Melrose Beverly 23 Central Catholic Beverly 17 St. John's Beverly 19 Gloucester Beverly 17 Lynn English Beverly 19 Salem Beverly 19 Haverhill 4 dI2Of Qzbappofhfm enfs. Members of the ,lunior Varsity Team compete with one another. Co-Captains Elizabeth Esty and Ellen Kearns and Miss Farley. JUNIOR VARSITY TE.-XM FIRST ROW: M. Blair, C. Barry, J. Twombly, R. Kearns, C. Peterson, S Black, R. Carlman, J. Cassell. SECOND ROW: A. Roberts, C. Lyons, J Ahman, S. Slate, E. Cloran, P. Hubbard, D. Hart, C. Russell, L. Porter. +7 K 'I 'P' ! I 111 5 5 i UNDERCLPRSMEN Zf cgcfoofjs ffe Qooaf years, YV .IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Cynthia Barry, Treasurerg Angela Witwicki tary. SECOND ROW: David Vitale, Vice-President: Kevin, President. Secre- Burke, .IU IOR In Septemher of IUOI. we the junior class enter- ed Beverly High School as typical sophomores. Our mixed feelings of fear and anticipation during the trying days of introduction diminished as we he- came familiar with the spirit and traditions of the high school. As did other classes. we too exper- ienced the bewilderment caused hy uncooperative lockers. the confusion of one-way staircases and the tiresome formality of library and pass slips. ,P Q T K Vws' V E i i ? i I JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD - FIRST ROW: Esposito, J. Twombly, C. Barry, P. Mitchell, E. Peterson, L. Lawrence, A. Witwicki, M. Cole. SECOND ROW: W 6 Reid, K. Burke, K. Day, D. Vitale, M. Ryan. 1 ltllmu ' --R s . W1 . ? I li ltix. l is F, t il lt 5 gi iii JUNIOR BEVERLEGA STAFF ome a life Kes! ears 1 FIRST ROW: L. Hill, S. Esposito, P. Mitchell, E. Brodsky, M. Cole, P. Dt-Coninck, L. Salter, G. Rochford. SECOND ROW: D. Walker, C. MacArthur, N. Whitmore, A. Stortstrom. MISSING-K. Chen. UN IORS Returning to B.H.S. in 1962 with a feeling of confidence. we conducted a successful class dance, supported the social and athletic functions of the high school. and strived for high goals in scholast- ic achievement. We have advanced on the road of learning. thus forming the framework for our fu- ture. As our junior year draws to a close, we are view- ing the past with prideg and standing on the thres- hold of our Senior Year, we look ahead with anti- cipation and confidence. The long and short of it. 87 9551 Q. She-er. Brutal Nlmnnrizatinn Mlrrur Nllrmr mn the Wall 'isa . 25: ,- , K3-.fi x 5 ' 'fj All ' 3 N ' V il a. .. N iw A, , 'l'hf1 Nr-vw Drivf'r-FA Class yf gs fge jIQI'OfyQdI1S', 00, OPI-IO, OREL As we prepare to assume tht- 11-sporisilnilitin-s of .5 at upperclassinen. the SllIlll0lllHI't' Class ul l'Ifr2-fwfr? will retain memories of a rewarding yr-ar. After a cautious. but courageous lreginningr. Sopliomore Orientation rendered assistance with the unfamiliar rules and regulations. We rapidly adapted ourselves to the new surroundings and emerged victorious. Scholastic achievements and extracurricular activi- ties-Drama Night. concerts, victory dances and sports-portrayed our enthusiastic school spirit. sf' We have been guided and inspired by a competent faculty, but for us. it is only the beginning, as we strive to attain the goals and ideals of the future. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Peter Johnson, President: Stephen Davidson, Vice-Presidentg Janet Burrow, Secretary: William Conway, Treasurer: Susan Swan, Treas- l1I'CI'. SOPHOBIORE EXECUTIVE BO.-X RD FIRST ROW: K. Pierce, W. Conway, S. Davidson, P. Johnson, J. Burrow, S. Swan, J. Luther. SECOND ROW: S. Melei, P. Ottley, P. Bellino, J. Spencer, D. Clark, J. Robertson, J. Forti. THIRD ROW: NI. Glovsky, P. Hitehings, R. King, D. Tomeo, R. Crcan, R. Wallace. 89 mg 7g fway 'HOMORE BEVERLEGA STAFF FIRE OW: P. Pelonzi, G. Barry, R. Rapisarda. SEC! ROW: P. Hitchings, C. Watts, R. Os- soff. I Six hundred and fifty pages of David Copperfield by to- morrow? Y! 90 Eek! I think it's moving M175 0 Ckhy Wapzwf . 1 1 Om- nmrv xgmk and uv-'ll haw it. llaydrvarnvr' -- S1-hu is 'f ,Kin Oh goshf XivhPI'9'S the- 3? Mr. Nathnns' Nlgvhrn II lx 1 1 ur A 1 I I I i I x 1 4 I I 1 4 I 1 L i 1 r I L I 92 IEQUQIWQ Ezgfc flrgrary S E N I O R S J gsa a gffgfe ull-a+.-it gm ADVISORS Philip Kendrick, Millicent Boswell, and Michael Casale. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Stephen Austin fPresidentl, Lauren Albin fSe-cretary T. Jean Krupsky fTreasurerl, Arthur Christopher fTreas- urert. Absent: Dana Johnson fVice-Presidentl. cg ii f Hi? SENIOR Most Likely to Succeed-Jean Krupsky and Kevin Rich. Most Intelligent--Alexandra Baker and Peter Zeitzoff. Best Athlete--Elizabeth Esty and David Manuel. 96 N x Best Looking - I u Dunbar and David Rowe. ditb SUPERL TIVES f X .1 ..,. 1 ? Best Actress and Actor-Julie Cooper and Richard Lamasney. Beau and Belle--Lauren Albin and Dana Johnson. 3K r Ldv' of, o -If 54 , 4,' ' ' kk 5,4 Friendliest--Thomas Albert and Elizabeth Russell. X ORE Best Artist-Louise Welch and Richard Spencer. ., ., 'Mi-1,52 '5- W ittiest-Louise Mareschalchi and Peter Gasperoni. Best M usician-Kristin Elliott and Thomas Cellineri. SUPERL TIVES Flirt and Wolf-Maureen Elliott and John Glover. Most Bashful-Julie Henderson and Albert Alexander Best Dressed-Judy Porter and Michael Munro. IT I ALL THE ARTHUR ABBOTT DAVID ADAMS DONALD AHEARN Art Smiles Don illeteorologist Draftsman Commercial Artist Athletic, Scientific Investiga- Student Council fRepresenta- Art Service, Audio-Visual tion Clubs. tive-jg Homeroom Officer Aida Wflfld Affilifi Siflge tpresident P. Craft ClUlHS. THOMAS IVILLIAXI ALBERT Tom Psychologist Scientific Investigation, Radio- active Biology Clubsg Fire Extinguisher Squadg Bandg Orchestrag Homeroom Officer fVice-President. Secretary, Treasurertg AECIS tEditor- in-chief, Literary Stafft: Class Marshalg Boys' Basketball: Class Dance Committee. LINDA ALLEN EARL ALLISON Linda Earl Private Secretary Eflgffleef Business Education Service Al1di0-ViSUHl Aids Club: Cluhg Mixed Chorus: AECIS Home-room Officer 4Vice- fBusiness Stafftg BEVERLE- Presidenttg BEVERLECA GA tpfypingt. tCopyt. I00 JOHN ANDERSON Johnny Industrial Engineer Athletic Clubg Golf. AFOREME TIO ED F. LA FREN ALBIN Lauren Tmcller Art Servicc, World Affairs Cluhs: Euturc Teachers of Anwrica: Officc Aideg Extru- curricular Cummittcc: Student Council 4Rcprcst-ntutivc, Cur- rcsponding Secretary. Nlemhcr at Largctg Home-room Officcr lprcsidcntlg Class Officer 4Sc-crctaryl: B-HIVE lEdi- torsin-Chief: BEVERLEGA lCopyt: Girls' Basketball. ALBERT .ALEXANDER Bert Engineer Athletic, Slide Rule Cluhs Humcroom Officer lPrcsidcnt, Vice-Prcsidcnttg AECIS 1Lit erary Stafft: Usher at Crad- uutiong Induur Track 1Cap- Iaiifl l Outdtwr TIHCR, CIYUSS Country. sgfguqi U I ww VT JEAN ALLARD EVELYN MARX Jeanie ALLEN Secretary Eyy offift- Aide. M f 'gC QW 3+ Dramatic Cluh KERRY LEE SUZANNE ANDREAS NORNIAN E. DONALD ASH ANDERSON Sue ANDREWS Don Bimll H001-'lN'U1N'f' Norm PI1HCfl1I7l!lA'l-I1 ZMIUCHICJ Officc Aid:-3 Cuiflancc Aide: Journallst Gulf. Nu'l 'lf Spfflfif Cnrpsi BEVA FI'f'IlI,'lI. .Alllllll4xvl5llLll Aids. EHLEM 1 lwwt- Wim ,xfft.ifs. r:.,t..-.mlm Llulv-: luturv Tenth r f Ame-rica. 'N '22 BOB AUCONE Toothie Teacher-Coach Athletic Clubg Future Teach- ers of Anierieag Homeroom Officer 4Secretary, Treasur- ertg Usher at Craduationg Boys' Basketballg Football. BEVERLY BARNETT Blossom P. Government Lawyer Art Serxice, Dramatic, World Affairs, Eque-trian Clubsg Fu- ture Teachers of Americag Of- ficf- Aideg Student Council 4Altf-rnaterg AECIS flsiterary Stafflg BEVERLEGA fSub- sr-riptionlg Class Dance Com- mittee. I02 STEPHEN RAY AUSTIN Red Mechanical Engineer Athletic Clubg Fire Extin- guisher Squadg Student Coun- cil lAlternatelg Homeroom Officer fPresidentD Class Of- ficer fpresident, Senior Class? BEVERLECA flaay-outt: Class Marshalg Boys' Basket- ball fCaptainJg Baseballg Cross Countryg Junior Ro- tarian. ALEXANDRA DREW BAKER Sand Medical Social Worker Blazer Recipientg Orchestra: Drama Night: Student Coun- cil fRepresentative, Vice-Presi- dent, Member-at-Largel: Class Officer fSecretaryJg B-HIVE, AEGIS 4LiteraryJ, BEVERLE- CA 1Editor, Lay-outl. THOMAS F.. BALLENTINE Tom Printer Football. MARY ANNE BEALS ALFRED L. BEAULIEU RAYMOND V. lhlary Al BEAULIEU Secretary Printer Ray Blazer Recipientg Office Aideg Paffefflmalfef Baton Squad. ORE. MARIE JEAN BEEMAN Marie Executive Secretary Office Aideg Student Serv- ice Corpsg Homeroom Offi- cer lSecreta1'Yl3 Class Dance Committee. Anyone else in that elevator? ft Q LEAH ANN BECGS NORMAN BELIVEAU SUSAN BELL Lee Norm Susan Elementary Teacher Businessman Secrelary French Clubg Student Serv- Chess Club. ice Corpsg BEVERLECA fSubscription l. .,, ,.. er- Ar in 4' CARLENE BERNIER Carlene Medical Technologist Chess, French Clubsg Student Service Corpsg Student Coun- cil fRepresentative, Alterateii Homeroom Officer fTreasur- ertg Usher Senior Play. ITI THE B ILDi in 4 LINDA BERUBE JEAN BIERMAN MARYLOU BOCCIA Lin Jeanne Lou-Lou Secretary l.B.M. Operator Pediatric Nurse Homeroom Officer lVice-Presi- Homeroom Officer fSecre- Mixed Chorusg AECIS fBusi- dentlq Baton Squad. taryl. ness Stafft. HARRY FRANCIS C. BOVIO Har Statistician Math Team. IO4 GEORGE BRANDLEY WILLIAM EDWARD BEVERLY George BRAULT BRESNAHAN Air Force Bill Bev Business Administrator Lndecided Slide Rule, World Affairs, Future Teachers of America: Scientific Investigation Clubs. Mixed Chorusg Student Serv- ice Corps: Student Council 4 Alternate D. lING ITSELF FRANK BOGRETT PAULINE BOUDROT JAMES BOUTCHER Frankie Polly Bouch Printer Nurse Business Administrator Audio-Visual Aids Club. Distributive Education Club. Athletic, German Clubsg Cross Country. ALAN BREWSTER Al Chemist Audio-Visual Aids, Scientific Investigation Clubsg Football. 1 ALLYN B. BRODSKY Allyn Undecided Chess, Debating, World Af- fairs Clubsg Drama Night, AEGIS 1Literary Stafftg BEV- ERLEGA iEditor-in-Chief Sz Lay-outlg B.H.S. Correspond- ent to Bererly Times. 3 1,1 A s SUSAN BROKVIST Sue Tailor Student Council fAlternatelg AECIS 1 Business Staff! BEVERLEGA lrfypingl. Z SANDRA LOUISE BROOK Sandy Registered Nurse 2 AECIS 4Busincss Stafflg BEVEBLECA lAdvertise- rnentlg Usher at Craduationg G.I.C. I05 JOSEPH R. BROOKS Joey Undecided Distributive Education Club. After the final bell. IO6 PHYLLIS B. BROOKS Phil Social Worker Dramatics, Review Math, Equestrian Clubsg Future Teachers of Americag Student Service Corpsg Bandg Stu- dent Council. ROBERT BROWN Bob Teacher Athletic, Chess Clubs: Future Teachers of America: Golf tCaptain7. VICTORIA BRYSON Vicke Secretary Business Education Service, Scientific Investigation Clubsg BEVERLEGA tSubscription, Typingl. LOCKERS, w.H I , t It i 1-. '- ' 1 ic ' i 1 72 1 ,Q ik. ' 1' I 5: -, , Q as '1 X4 W v ,f 1 ru. ANTHONY M. BUCCO ANNE BUCHANAN CAROL ANN BUDD DAVID BUl Tony Anne Carol Dave Dmflsman Secrelary IBM Operator Engineer Homerooin Officer lTreasur- Student Service Corps. Girls' Basketball CMunagerl. Scientific lnve erl: Baseball, Indoor Track. Student Counc WILLIAM J. BURCH, JR. Bill Math Teacher Review Math, Slide Rule Clubsg Homeroom Officer fTreasurerlg Indoor, Outdoor Tracks, Cross Country fCap- tainl. Homerooin C dentlg BEVE Iogrzlplly I. ft Q 1' 1 BERNARD BURKE JEAN BURKINSHAW JONATHAN Bernie Jean Buzz Office Worker Secretary .lferelzanl M. Audio-Visual Aids Clubg BEV- Dramatic, Modern Miss Clubs: Scientific lnve ERLEGA tAdvertisementl. Mixed Chorusg Office Aide. Hockey. si 'fgwir V? SHARON CALLAHAN Snag Frankie Nurse Businessman FRANK CAMPBELL Student Service Corps: Home- room Officer, tSecretary?: BEVERLECA fAdvertise- mentbg Cheerleaderg Usher at Graduation. THOMAS R. EILEEN CENA CELLINERI Eileen 'I' omni 5' N ll rs 6 Professzonrzl .LIUSZCICIH Mixed Chorus! Library Amt.: Mixed flhoru-1 Iiandg Talent BEVERLEC-A fAdV9fU5l glumz 5,.ni,,r 1505.1 fVjh,,ru,. me-ntig Ufher at Graduation. I08 T JOHN CANNELL John Undecided D THE EUGENE CAPACHIETTI Capa .4 ecounlani Fire Extinguisher Squad. f LINDA CHARNEUSE Linda Secretary Mixed Chorusg Student Serv- ice Corps: Home-room Officer tSecretarybg BEVERLECA tSul1scriptionPg Typing, Ad- vertisement P. My , 5 SALLY CHASE Sally Secretary Office Aide: Student Serv- ice Corpsg Homeroom Officer tVice-President, Secretary. Treasurerbg BEVERLEGA 4 Photography l. GYM. Y DONNA CARFAGNO SALVATORE R. GRACE CARRATU JAMFS CASFY Donna CARNEVALE Cracie Crue Airline Stezvarciess Sal Air Line Slewardess Lmleczdefi Modern Miss Club: Student Race Car Drwer Distributive Education Club Service Corps: C.l.C. Homeroom Officer Vfreasur erl. WILLIAM P. CHIN Round Man Matlzernalician Athletic, French, Equestrian Clubs: Math Teamg Home- room Officer tTreasurertg BEVERLEGA lAdvertise- ment tg Footballg Outdoor Track. ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER Creek Undecided Athletic Clubg Student Coun- cil 1AlternateJ3 Homeroom Officer lPresident, Vice- President tg Class Officer 4TreasurerJg Class Marshal: Boys' Basketball. -FH' up' DONALD CICCHETTI Don Accountant Mixed Chorus 3 BEVERLEGA 4Advertisement P. IT IS THE ERIE D WE -rw JOHN P. CLARK JR. PATRICIA L. CLARKE Clarkie Pat Fares! Ranger Secrelary Modern Bliss Clubg Student Service Corpsg BEVERLEGA tTy ping P. . 12 ff! ,ff ESTHER CLEAR SKY Est Teacher Scientific Investigation Clubg future Teachers of Americag Mixed Chorus. CAROL CLINCH ' Carol Data processer Business Education Service ! Clulig Cirl's Basketball. ! ww P '3n DIANNE COMSTOCK Dianne Beaulician Dramatic Clubg Drama Niglltg Student Council tAlternatelZ Homeroom Officer 1 Vice- Presidentjg BEVERLECA tAdvt-rtisement Pg Baton Squad. JAMES CONSOLI ANTHONY CONTE, ,lim Tony Undecided Teacher Distributive Education Clubg Student Council tRepresenta- Assembly Committee. tivebg B0y's Basketball: Golf tCaptaint. I :lo I ILL E ER FORGET ' fa THOMAS COCKFIELD Tom COIISI Guard Atlllctic Clulig Student Cunn- cil: Hornerumn Officer lSec- retary I: Base-lrall, Football. I dv KATHLEEN CONWAY Kathy Nurse Student Serxicc Corps: AECIS lBusiness Staff D. i wk DOROTHEA COLLINS Thea Nurse Dramatic, Latin Clulisg BEV- ERLECA tSuhscription, Ad vertise,-lm-lit I: C.I.C. KATHLEEN COLLINS Kath SIIPCCII Tlzerapisl lh-hating, Dramatic, World Af- fairs Clulmsg Student Council: Hmncrmmi Officer 4Trcasur- vrlg BEVERLEC-A lSuliSCrip- tiun, Advcrtisementl. JUUITH ANN CONIIQALT Judie Secrvlary ljramatic, Modern Nlixs Clulu-2 Nlixf-tl Clmrusg REVERLECA lTypingtg CTC.: Girls' Raf- kt-tliall. F 'R MOLLY CONWAY KENNETH A. ROBERT E. COOK Mo COOK, JR. Cookie Nurse Kenny College Llf1d6Cl.!1Ud DrumaIiC Clubs Mixed C110 Athletic, World Affairf Clulw: IUF. Hockvy. A DTH f-2 MN t7 .IULIE COOPER ,lu Trained Nurse Dramatic Clubg Dra Thespian Society. Q l RALPH COOPER WILLIAM CORELLE LINDA CORMIER Rabbit Benito Red Electronic Engineer Teacher Teacher ma Nigllil Slide Rule Cluhg Mixed'Cho- Athletic Club. Dramatic, Review Math, Slide rusg Bandg Orchestra. Rule Clubsg Future Teachers of Americag Homeroom Offi cer fPresident, Secretaryl: AECIS I Business Staffl. 1 CHARLES R. CORNELL FRANK P. COSTA, JR. PAULA COTE Chuck Chubby Paula Undecided Auto Mechanic Undecided II2 Mixed Chorus. lf ff PAMELA M. CRAIG Pam Nurse Mixed Chorusg Dramatic Club. DANCE l nf Mr. Hammond's music makers help celebrate a I ANNA CRISAFI Anna Beautician BRENDA LESLIE CROSBY Brenda Elementary Teacher Dramatic, Review Math Clubs: Student Councilg Homeroom fSecretary, Vice-President, Presidentlg BEVERLECA 1 Subscription P g Usher at Graduation. 1 . football victory. f ZZ WALTER L. CROSBY KENNETH CROWELL Walt Ken Undecided Wildlife Managemenl Chess Club. I I3 YF: DONALD CUCINELLI Cooch lvIllfCC'l'l'f8lI Athletic Clubg Football. WE CANNOT FORGET' R 1.1.1 ' JANE M. CUMMING Janie Secretary French, Modern Miss, World Affairs Clubs: Student Serv- ice Corpsg BEVERLEGA fad- vertisement lg G.I.C. PAUL D'ENTREMONT Dent Cabinelmaker Art Service Clubg Drama Night. II4 4: ff Q K x An DIANA A. DePIERO Angie Foreign Trade Secretary Student Service Corpsg Stu- dent Council Q Homeroom lSecretaryPg AECIS CBusi- ness Staffl. ? NANCY CYR LYN DALY Nan Lyn f Secretary Airline Hostess I Mixed Chorusg Office Aide: World Affairs Clubg Mixed gx BEVERLECA Vfypinglg Ba- Chorus: Student Service ' ton Squad. Corps: Usher at Graduation. ll li l 9 SANDRA A. DESJARDINS Sandy Practical Nurse Modern Miss Clubg Service Corps. FRANCES DiFALCO Frannie Registered Nurse Modern Miss Clubg Mixed Chorus: Student Service Student Corpsg G.I.C.g Girls' Basket- ball. .L. J TH T BHS IS THESES EUGENE R. DECHENE Gene Medical Social Worker Chess Clubg Mixed Chorus: Drama Night, Homeroom Of- ficer 4TreasurerDg BEVERLE CA 1Suhscription?. FRANKIE CHARLES R. DEERING DeCOSTER JR. Chuck Frank Undecided Cabinetmaker GERALDINE DINKIN JEFFREY DiRUBIO Geri Ruby Secretary Teacher Business Education Service, Future Teachers of America: Dramatic Clubsg BEVERLE- Homeroom Officer lPresi- CA1Typingr. dentit, BEVERLECA fAdver- tisementt. Dramatic, Stage Craft Clubs: Drama Night: Indoor Track. fa SUSAN ELIZABETH DODGE Sue Nursery School Teacher Dramatic, French, Equestrian Clubsg Student Service Corps: Drama Night, Homeroom Of- ficer tVice-Presidentlg O.I.C. KATHLEEN DONAHUE Kathy Teacher Business Education Service, Chess Clubsg Student Service Corps. IIS A D HISTORY KATHLEEN MARIE DONOVAN Kathie Nurse Student Service Corps: AECIS 1 Business Stafflg BEVERLECA tSubscription J. Three cats on a hot tin roof. JANE A. DRAGONAS Janie Social Service Debating, Dramatic, Modern Miss, Skindiving, World Al- fairs Clubsg Future Teachers of Americag Library Aideg Of- fice Aideg Student Service Corpsg Orchestrag Homeroom Officer 1SecretaryJg AEGIS fLiterary Staff, Business Staffjg G.l.C.g Girls' Basket- ball tManagerl. if . 'K i . iii-... 1 E Q 1. MICHAEL DRISLANE Mike Accountant Athletic Club: Fire Extin- guisher Squadg Baseball, Hockey. 'R KATHERINE DROHAN Kathie State Deparlm ent Secretary World Affairs Clubg Office Aide: Student Council: B- HIVEQ Class Marshal fAlter- natelg Spring Prom 'Chair- manl. ,,.-0' me ' H RD WORK L 5, .H ,, lk PAULA DLTBE DONALD DUNBAR JUDY DUNBAR ROBERT DUNN Paula Don ,Iucle Bob Teaelzer ,41'rc'rafl Design Willz Regislered Nurse Bookkeeper Frcnvll Clulmz Futuxl' TL'u1'l1c'I'f l'b'A'F' Art Service, Mwdern Xlisf Athletic, liufim-FQ Educuln 1 of .'xl1lt'I'll'i11 Offive Aide: Stu- Athlctil. AudiU,yi5ua1 Aid., Clubs: Future Teachers uf Clulw. dent Serxice Curps. Clubs. f.'m,ll,ullA Ame-rieug Office Aids-3 Stu- ' dent Serviee Cnrpsg l'Imm-- rmnn Officer lpn-sid:-nt, Yiw- Presidentlg IZEVEHLEC.-X 1 .AdVt'I'liSt'Il1l'Dl P 1 Cllevrleucl- er: Usher at Graduation. '2- .gp l JANICE EARLEY KRISTIN ELLIOTT ,lan Kris Hairflrcsser Ll.I1glll.Sf l Art Serxive Club. Ifrench, World :Xffuirf Cfluluxz Blaze-r Recipient: Stull:-nt Service fInrpS: Hand: Student Cuuneill B-HlYE: AEHIS 'Lite-fury Stuffr llhvr ul llruflllutiun. MALTREEN B. ELLIOTT Maureen SllI'gl'C'G1 .IYIIFSC ElIllf'NlfiLlIl Club: Nlulh 'll-uru: t,flll't' A-Xldez Heullermun Ofll' Cer 45s-vrelury, Treasurer rg AEKQIS lliusim-NN Stuff P. 15-2- J ANE ELWELL Jane l'l111UCl'1f1'1f Fr:-m'l1, HQ-xi:-xv Nlutlm, Wnrlml Affairs fflulr-: liluzvr lim-vip ivnlg I3EX'EIil,I2tLfx l5ll wriptiun P. II7 ANDAF WILLIAM EMO RICHARD ERAIVIO ROBERT ERIKSEN Billy Dick Bob Diesel mechanic Music Undecided Stage Craft Cluhg Talent Show Homeroom Officer I Treasurer J. i 'VW ELIZABETH ESTY Liz Teacher French Clubg Library Aideg Home-room Officer 1Secretary. Treasurertg Class Officer Vfreasurert : Cheerleader: G.I.C. 4Pre5identJg Girls' Basketball 4CaptainJ. DAVID S. FERRIERO JOHN W. CARL FIORE Dave FILTRANTI Carl Teacher John Undecided Stage Craft Clubg AECIS Lawyer Athletic, Equestrian Clubs. 'I-il fi11'Y5l21IfV Elide Rule, Mixed Chorus Qlubs. PAULINE A. FIORE Pauline Owner of a Riding School Mixed Chorus. H8 LOUISE EWASCHUK Louise Slenograplzcr Business Education Scrvicc Clulmg HEVERLEGA Vfyp- ingi. ARLINE FONTAINE Arline Buyer lJiSII'ilJl.1fiXL'Edlllillillfl Club. ' i BUT INCH! CURTIS FORSYTHE PATRICIA FOSS KATHY FOSTER DONNA FRANCESCO Curt Pat Kathy Donna L' Sheet Metal Worker Accountant Secretary Teacher 5 BUSUIESS EdUC3fi0T1 Service French Club: Future Teach- 1 Club? Mixed CIIOTUSQ AEGI5 ers of America: Mixed Cho- ' 4BUSiHf5S Slaffi- rusg Guidance Aidg Student Service Corps. , 1 I i I Q! BRIAN FUMAROLA RECENE GABRIEL MARY GABRIELLI Fumes Reggie Mary Engineer Marriage Secretary Athletic, Equestrian Clulnsg Student Service Corpsg Stu- BEVERLECA Vfyping rg Student Council tliepresenta- dent Council tA1tt-rnatet. Business Education Serviceg tive, Alternatelg Basehallg Modern Miss Clubsg Mixed Fnutlnull. Chorus. i 120 ' A JI RETRO PECT ERNEST WARREN PETER FRASCA JUDITH FRASER FRANKLIN Pete jude Ernie Dentist Secretary H0161 Wlanager Athletic Cluhg Boy's Basket- Student Service Corpsg BEV- Athletic World Affairs Clubs: ballg Baseballg Indoor Track: ERLEGA lTypingP. junior Achievement. Outdwr Track? Boys, State? Homeroom Officer lVice- President P. fl? CAROL E. FREEDNIAN Carol Interpreter Dramatic, French, Rev iew Math, World Affairs, Stage Craft Cluhsg Student Service Curpsg Drama Nightg Hume- ruum Officer lSecretaryJg AEGIS lLiterary Staffr. MARY ANN WILLIAM CANNON PETER J. ARTHUR L. CALLAGHER Bill GASPERONI GAUDETVTE Bridget College Cas Art Secretary Athletic, Review Math Clubeg Lmleclded Deslgn En5 'f'f Athletic, Uebflling CIUIJS- Office Aide? BOYIS Basketball Talent Shuwg Drama Nighlg Debating, Audie-Yifual .Xial-, 'MHUUSCUS Baseball 'Man' AEGI5 1Offieer, Literary World Affairs Clulirg Mixed agefl- Slaffig Urher at Graduation. Clmrub: AEClSg lfrme tfnun- trv. I2I RICHARD GAUTHIER Richie Architect BARBARA GAWROIY Peanuts Undecided Modern Miss, Scientific Inxes tigation Clubsg Student Serv ice Corpsg Student Council BEVERLEGA fAdvertiseI ment l. WE REME ALAN GAYNOR Tink Physical Education Teacher Atllletic, Dramatic, French Clubsg Homeroom Officer 1PresidentJg Boys' Basketball: Baseballg Cross Country. 'oar' ELLEN GEORGE George Nurse Modern Miss Clubg Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corps. JOSEPH GERSTEL GERALD GILES IVIAUREEN GILLOOLY joey Jerry Mae Lawyer Conservation Worker I.B.M. Operalor Atlilf-tif: Cluli: Talent Show. Distributive Education Club. l22 DIANE GIULIANELLI Burt Secretary French, Equestrian Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Student Serv- ice Corpsg Student Councilg Homeroom Officer Vfreasur- erl. BER THE BE T. , -5- . N t - T----..... uuoulxllr x Xu RICK!!! NP' i 1 W' Cramming for college. QB I . IH -1 ---Y ' .4 4 -ZZL bah gd - -Gu. in- gg L, . f JACKIE LYNN GLASS Jackie Elementary Teacher Humeruum Officer lSeCre tary ig AECIS lBusines Stuffmg BEVERLEGA 4Suli scriptionlg Baton Squad C.l.C.g Girls' Basketball Latin Club. v ...Y in 1' WINIFRED GLIDDEN Winnie Nurse Reviews Math, Slide Rule- Clubs. JONATHAN PICKETT GLOVER ,lon Salesman Athletic, Stage Cruft, Diftrilmu- tive Education Clulmsg Mixed Clmrusg Hunic Hmmm Officer tllrcsidcnt lg AECIS tBusim-ss Staff D. STEPHEN GLOVEH Glovs I VI1l!6Cl'dCli .Mille-tic, Cliesr, Slxindixin fillllysg Flmllillll. I23 -37 iff'-' 'gn ' .. - N' gran' SALLY GOBEILLE Sally S ecrela r y Mixed Chorus, Student Serv ice Corpsg AEGIS lBusiness Staffbg Cheerleaderg BEVER- LEGA 1 Advertisement P. SHEILA GOGGIN BHS IS ARTHUR GORDON Sheila Art Medical Technologist Business Chess Club Vfreasurerlg Blaz- Chess, French Clubs, tVice- er Recipientg Guidance Aideg Presidentyg Bowling. Home-room tTreasurerJ 3 AEGIS tLiterary Stafflg Ba- ton Squad Leaderg Radioac- tive Biology Club. KAREN E. GORINI Karen Registered Alurse Office Aideg Student Service Corpsg Student Councilg Homeroom 4Vice-Preside-ntl: AEGIS 1 Business Slafflg Latin Club. ROGER GREY l t Rag l1u.s1'ne.s.s ISEYIQRLEGA lffypingi, I24 PAMELA GRUSH Pam Secretary BEVERLEGA lArtJ. JANE E. GUINIVAN Guinn Nurse Dramatic, Modern Miss Clubsg Student Service Corpsg AEGIS lBusiness Staffjg BEVERLE- GA lAdvertisementJg Usher at Graduationg G.I.C.g Girl's Basketballg Class Dance Com- mittee. EDWARD M. HAIBON Eddie Naval Aeronautics Baseball. THE CAEETERIA r ,JAH , . PATRICIA ANNE COSS ROBERTA GRANT Pat Roberta Music Teacher Nursing Band: Orchestra: Talent Mixed Chorusg Student Serv- Show. ice Corps. LEE GREENLAW Lee Kindergarten Teacher Modern Miss Clubg Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corpsg Student Councilg Ush- er at Craduationg C.I.C.g Class Dance Committee. JEAN MARIE CHESTER HARDING CLARK HARRINCTON MARY HARRINGTOIN HAMILTON Chet Clark-O Nlary .Ieanie College College I rzdeczded Secretary Review Math Clubg Baseballg Athletic Cluhg Boys' Basket- Student QCIWICC Corps Drama French Cluhg Future Teach- Tennis. hall: Footballg Indoor Track: Night ers of Americag Office Aideg Student Service Corpsg Stu- dent Council CProm Commit- teelg Homeroom Officer lSec- retarylg B-HIVEQ BEVERLE- GA lAdvertisernentlg Class Marshalg Class Dance Com- mittee. Outdoor Track. Fi 3 ii l I i ls fx? RICHARD HARRISON Dickie Engineer Athletic Club: Homeroom Of- ficer, 1Vice-Presidentlg Foot- ball: Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. The library supplies light reading. I26 SHAUN P. HAYES DAVID HAZZARD Shaun Hazz Undecided Chef French, Equestrian Clubs. Baseball: Indoor Trackg Out- door Track. A DTHE .an- 1' Q K' N L4 i,Q,!,'- x-A uf If Y x i,A if' 7 f?-:M-'-'I'-.'. , . X .-- , 1..4 v v I .41-, ..1. 1 1 , , N R,f,-I n q'.N ' ,x'4.,,,,. x'1' 4 ', 1 A I '?- r. .'1A I .K i .A-H, KIDX -',rmv.'. ','.,, . ,. w2w-fn, V. nh :CP i ' Q f 41 LIBRARY JULIE HENDERSON ,Iulie Nurse Student Service Corpsg BEV- ERLECA 1Subscriptionl 9 Class Dance Committee. JOHN L. HENDRICKSON ,Iohnny College Fire Extinguisher Squad: Stu- dent Council IAIternate, Treasurer, Representative-ab Largelg Homeroom Officer lVice-President, Seeretaryl: Class Marshal 3 Baseball 9 Footlmallg Hockey fCaptainl. JOHN RALPH HERRICK ,Iac-k Salesman Distrihutive Education Club. ,A 'Il' SUZANNE HEWSON Sue Medical Technologist Dramatic, World Affairs Cluhsg Student Service Corps: Student Council fRepresenta- tivelg Homeroom Officer 4Sec- retary, Vice-Presidentjg B- Hiveg AECIS ISecretary, Lit- erary Staffjg Usher at Crad- uutiong G.I.C.g Prom Commit- tee: Class Dance Committee. fn 5 . I r nl BQ 4 .F fri SUSAN DIANE CARRIE HOOD M. ALAN HOPKINS HERBERT HORSMAN HINCKLEY Hoodsie Al POFICY Sue Secretary Undecided Undecided Executive Secretary Art Service, Modem Miss Chess, Review Math Clubs, Homeroom Officer IPresi- BEVERLEGA Vfyping, Sub- Clubsg BEVERLEGA CTyp- dentli H0CkCY- scriptionj. lnglg Usher at Graduation. I27 PASS S AND IWW , 'Nsaof HELEN L. HOWARD WILLIAM F. HOWARD ROBERT H. HUGHES DAVID W. HUNT Helen Bill Bob Dave ACCOZIIZHIIIZ Mathematics Accounting Undecided BEVERLECA lSulJSCripti0nl. Student Councilg Baseball. l 4 I l DAVID .IARNES ANDREW JOHNSON BEVERLY A. C- DANA JOHNSON Arriba Andy JOHNSON Undeclded Business Forestry Bev Band' Homeroom Officer French, Review Math Clubsg Bandg Tcnnisg Bookroom Aid. Secretary fgreslgemli vga? .gfficef INII1lllTf'Lllll. Modern Miss Clubg Student Hotfgyeygaptaiff' resl eml' Service Corps. l28 WORK SLIP 'ful' RONALD INNOCENTI CAROL ANN JACQUES DAVID JACQUES NANCY IAQUITH Inno Carol Dave Little Nancy Cerlificd Public Secretary Teacher Remzlzng Accounmnt Modern Miss Clubg BEVER- Art Service Cluhg BEVER Home-room Officer fTrea ur Chess Club: BEVERLEGA LEGA 1TypingJ. LEGA IArlJ. err BEVERLEGA 1Sub crip l'I'yping Pg Golf. CYNTHIA JONES Cindy Beautician Mixed Chorus: Office Aideg Talent Showg Homeroom Offi- cer 4Vice-Presidentlg BEVER- LECA fSubscriptionJ. 'x 1 P. DANIEL JONES ROGER JUHOLA Rabbit Burg Accounlant Archifegg Chess Club. STUDY HAL JOSEPH A. DAVID KAMPERSAL RICHARD KANIA KALAPINSKI Dave Dick Kal I Cabinelmalrer Orthodonlisl Agrlculmml work Equestrian, Scientific Investi- gation Clubs lVice-Presi- I30 dent lg Talent Show. ELLEN KEARNS Ellen Teacher Debating 4Yice-President P. French, World Affairs Clubs: Math Team: Guidance Aide: Student Council: BEYERLE- OA 4Subscriptionl: CTC. 1Vice-President, junior, Sophomore, Representativel: Girls' Basketball fCaptaini American Legion Oratorical Contest 4Representative for B.H.S.n JOHN KIRSCHNER Sid Teacher World Affairs, Future Teach- ers of America, Clubs: Stu- dent Council. .u ENR S SHARON LEE KNOWLTON Sharon Nurse Student Service Corps. JEAN A. KRUPSKY Jean Nurse Slide Rule, Stage Craft Clubs: Blazer Recipient: Home Room Officer 1 President, Yice- President lg Class Officer 1Secretary, Treasurer I 1 AECIS fOfficer, Literary Staff P. A D PEP RALLIES MARTHA A. KEENE Martee Newspaper reporter Debating, Dramatic, Skindiv- ing, World Affairs Clubs: Homcroom Officer tSecre-tary, Treasurer hz BEVERLECA 1,-XClYc'rliSOIIt1'ntl. RAYMOND LaBELLE Ray Director of Food Service Athletic, World Affairs, Dis- tributive Education Clubs: Boys' Basketball. JOHN KELLEHER Jack Carpenter RICHARD A. LAMASNEY Lamas High School English Teacher Future Teachers of America: AECIS tloiterary Stuffrg Dra ma Competition Vfbe Val iantt. FAY KENNARD Fay Biological Researcher French, Review Math, Slide Rule, Radioactive Biology, Sci- entific lnvestigation Clubs: Math Team: Band! OfCl1f'5' tru: Student Council. BERTHA LAMPREY Bertie A rtist Modern Miss Club: Student Service Corps: BEVERLEGA tArrn. ,la .QQ 'yr' THOMAS A. KEXNEI JY Tom Biologist World Affairs, Radioactive- Iii- ology Clubs: Future- 'licaclivrs of America llnrcsidenttg Extra-curricular Committee: Student Council: Homeroom O f f i c e r lVice-President tg Junior Rotarian. ROBERT E. LANDERS. JR. Bobby Electrical Engineer Audio-Visual Aids Club, I3I K 'Q IU? DAVID C. LASH, III Dave Business .llanagement Review Math Club: Home- room 4 Secretary t. ALWAYS WE7LL REMEM '1r:'1'i7 JAMES LATRAVERSE Lappar Undecided Chess Clubg Mixed Chorus. CYNTHIA LAUFER Cindy Legal Secretary Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corpsg AEGIS 1Busi' ness Stafftg BEVERLEGA tTypingP. DAVID LEONARD Dave Arelziieetzlral Engineer Atblr-tic Club: Math Team Homeroom Officer 1Secre- tarylg Indoor Track. I32 JAMES ARTHUR LINDSEY Lins: Colonel Urzcleeided Debating Club. RICHARD LISTER Dick Businessman GAYLE D. LEAROYD Gayle Dental Hygienist Dramatic Club: Mixer Cho- rusg Homeroom Officer 1TreaSurert. 'iv an PAMELA A. LOWE Pamrny Secretary Business Education Service, Stage Craft Clubsg Student Service Corps: Homeroom Of- ficer tVice-Presidentlg BEV- ERLEGA lfrypingt. BER FDOTBALL, In Cheerleaders twist for football team. DONNA lVlacCARTHY Donna E.recz1lz'z'e Sccrvlary Business Education Service, btage Craft Clubs: Student Service Corpsg BEVERLECA Vliyping I. 51 it ' I MURIEL ANN MacDONAl,D Mac Registered Nurse Dramatic Club: Student Serv ice Curpsg Drama Night AECIS lluitcrary Stafflg BEV ERLECA Subscription? Usher at Graduation: C.l.C. 1 , V 5 L? xt, v'. VE I l i , 3 , 1 1 4 yi i 4. 1 qi! DENNIS lVIacFARLANE Denny Food lllanagemcnl Athletic, Distributive Educa- tion Clubs: Mixed Chorus: Bcvelairs Choral Group. JAMES NMCFARLANE Bill Teacher Debating, French, Radioactive Biology Clubs: Future Teach- ers of America: Tennis: Boys' State 1962. I33 AND BASKET IAN MacINTOSH CHERYL lVIacKERNAN Mac Cheri Lawyer Airline Hostess HOCkSy. Distributive Education Club. PETER NIACKO Pete College Audio-Visual, Slide Rule, Sci- entific Investigation Clubs: Homeroom Officer Vfreasur- Efl. DONALD NIacLACHLAN Donald College Dramatic, French. Rexiew Nlatb, Radioactive Biology. Scientific Investigation Clubs: Drama Night: Homeroom Of- ficer Vfreasurerrg BEYER LEGA lAdvertiSementt: Lkh er at Graduation: Boys' State l 4 , ' .s f if 1 CHARLES JOSEPH MICHAEL IVIALOOF NIALONEY Mike loe Cerlifietl Public UI1ll6'Cl'll8!l Accountanl Student Cf1unC'il2 Iflflffftl Dramatic Club: Student Coun- Track: Outdoor Track. eil. I34 1 DAVID MANUEL Bippy Football Coach Athletic Club: Mixed Chorus: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Boys' Basketball: Baseball: Football lCaptainl3 Outdoor Track. LEONARD MARCOS Lennie Accountant Stage Craft Club. iBALL, RAYMOND K. RICHARD G. MADORIT ARCHIE MAIN MADORE Dick Archie Ray Retail Salesman Biology l Business fllanager Distrilwutive Education Cluln. H1-view Math, 'Slide Rule, 1 Businesg Education Seniceq World Affairs, Clulisg llundg Audio-Visual Aids Clubs. Huniermun Officer 1l'rcsi- dcntlg Class Officer Vllrcas- N u-rf-rl: HEVEHLEGA fAdv4-r- il?-t'l1lt'I1l D. i ti' ' ' fw'.- sf, if? LOUISE EDWARD MARGOLIS ALAN L. MARQUIS JOHN P. MARTIN MARESCALCHI Ed Al Big .lolin Weezie Palternmaker Meclzarzical Ezzggzizevr Undecided linfleczdezl , . 1 l Debating, Prencli, Equestrian World Affairs Club: Studi-nt Clulbl Uflwliflg Tfilml 5t'rXiCr' Corps! li4lll'lK,'I'0HIl1 fic-cr 4Sccr::lary I: A ECIS I Business Staffig BEVERLE- CA 4Sul1scription r. l35 rig LINDA MASCIOLI Hess Secretary Mixed Clmrus: Student Serv- ice Corps: Humertmm Officer 4Yice-President, Secretary P2 AEGIS tBusiness Staffll BEVERLECA Vfypingb. Everyone fur Beverly, stand up und lmllt-rl I36 ASSEMBLIE A I JUDITH A. lVlASSA JOAN MARIE ROBERT MCCARTHY Jude MATTON Bob Medical Secretary Joan L'l1d6Cl'd6d Lartgiuiigc, Mvdcfn Miie, Elemenmry Teacher Slide Rule. Scientific Intesti- Wnrld Affairs Cluhsg Future Teachere of Americag Office Aideg Student Service Curpfg Student Council fAlternateD: Homeroom Officer l Vice- President P1 AEGIS 1Busi- nesslg BEVEHLEGA fSub- scription, Advertisementl. Future Teachers nf Americag Salifm Cllllffl Bfifffllall- Student Service Curpsg Cirl'e Basketball. i .. THE E IOR PLAY. . vu QI CHRISTINE NICFARLAND Chris Executive Seerelary Business Education Service Clubg Student Servive Curpsg Student Council lAltc-rnatel: BEVERLEGA 1Typingl. . ,M 1 I .IANICE D. MCMAHON ,lan Beautician 'JI' THOMAS MCMAHON DAVID Mr-XANIARA Tom Dave Business Adrninistrator Doelor Athletic, Slide Kult-, Stagg Stage- Cfilll Cllllll AECI Craft Clulisg Mixed Chorus Ilmneroom Officer lViCe- President tg Indoor Track. lI.itf:rury Stuff P. W! CHARLES A. IVICNEII .IAIVIES MENESALE JOSEPH VITO ELEANOR MICHETTI Charlie Jimbo NIENESALE. JH. Ellie Teacher Sheet Meinl Worker Joe- BCKIIUIICIHII Teacher Athletit-, Slide Rule Clulw: Future Teachers uf America: Horneroont Offivvr lpresi- dentl. I37 IACQUELYN LOUISE MILLER Jackie fournalist Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corpsg Office Aide: Student Council fAlternate7: Homeroom Officer tSecre- tary lg AEGIS t Literary Stafflg BEVERLEGA fTyp- ingt: Cheerleader. I tt I PERHAPS FIRST RICHARD C. CAROL ELAINE MILLS MILLER, IR. Carol Dick College Salesman French, Review Math Clubsg Bandg Homeroom Officer tPresident, Vice-President, Treasurer? 3 BEVERLECA fCopy Editorl. GERALD R. MILLS Jerry Undecided Athletic, Equestrian Clubs. I FAYE MOORE Faye A Hairdresser Future Teachere of America, I38 PHILIP Gus Printer D. IVIORAN DONALD MORGAN Donnie Plumber Athletic Clubg Homeroom Of- ficer trfreasurerl. PATRICIA MORNEAU Pat Neuro-Surgeon Debating, Dramatic, World Affairs Clubsg Mixed Chorus BEVERLEGA 1 Subscription I O R ME GRY MARK MIRAN DI Marco Resort Manager Distributive Education Clulml Student Council. s-.,,', PATRICIA MONAHAN Pat ,ffirline Siezuardess Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corpsg BEVERLECA lffypinglg Cv.l.C. ROGER E. NIORRILL. JR. Rog Undecided JANICE ELLEN TERRY MOOD Terry fournalist Dramatic, World Affairs Clubs: Student Service Corpsg Assembly Committee: Student Council lRepresentz1tiveP: Homeroom Officer Vllreasur- erlg B-HIVEg AEGIS lLiter- ary Stafft. DAVID EATON MUELLER MULRY Nlolasses Deworf Kindergarten Teacher College Dramatic Clubg Math Teamg Athletic Club, Future Teachers of America Mixed Chorus. ,J xi BARBARA A. MOODY Barb Secretary World Affairs Clulmg Student Service Corpsg Student Coun- cil lRepresc-ntutive, Officerll HOll1t'ftlflIll Officer lSecre' tarytg Class Officer 1AssistA ant Treugurerbg BEVERLECA l5ulm'riptionl: Class Mur- sluil. I39 it lyk BHS IS S I MICHAEL F. MUNRO PETER MURPHY Chila Murph Undecided Undecided Football: Hockey. JEANNE DOLORES NEWBOLD Jeannie Executive Secretary Modern Miss, World Affairs Cluhsg Office Aideg Student Service Corps: Student Coun- cilg Homeroom Officer ISec- retarylg BEVERLEGA lCopy. Photographylg Usher at Crad- uation. EDWARD KI. NEWMAN Ed Undecided Equestrian, Future Teachers of America Clubsg Mixed Chorus: Indoor Track: Ten- nis. l l l40 THOMAS O'CONNOR Oakie Draftsman CARL OVERBERG Atlas Professional Baseball Athletic Club: Fire Extin- guisher Squadlg Home Room lTreasurerJg Basehallg Foot- ball. BEVERLY PAFUMI Bev Undecided IOR WEEK - Q t 'I 41,5 Q ' 1 SALLY ANN NEVVMAN CAROL JEAN NOKES Sally Carol Elementary School Teacher .lledical Secretary Dramatic, EqueStrian Clubs: Library Aide: Hnmeroom Of' fieer 4Yice-Presidentlg BEV- ERLECA 'Subscription P. Future Teachers of America Mixed Chorus. ,.fEHaw SANDRA H. PAGE GARY ROBERT Sandy PALMER Teacher Cary Student Service Corps: Stu- Offset Pressman dent Council lAlternatel. Hgmf-room Officer qvige. Presidentl. ...f - , we x x, I KAREN L. NOKES Karen Secretary Equestrian Clulig Mixed Cho- rus: Orchestrag Guidance Aide. PHYLLIS PALUZZI Phyl Secretary Mixed Chorusg Student Coun- cil lRepresentativelg AECIS lBusiness Stafflq BEVERLE- GA lSubscriptionl. .. 'W '- . r CAROL LEE NURWOOD Carol Nurse Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corps. EDWIN PAYSON Eddie Engineer Chess Clubg Golf Team. I4I .U KENNETH C. ROBERT C. PELONZI PETERSON Ken Pete Barber Engineer Skindiving Club: Football, Athletic Club. Qlanagerl. THO E LA JOAN PHELAN KENNETH RAYMOND .loni PHILLIPS Secretary Red Patlernrnaker Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corpsg Student Coun- cil lRepresentativelg Home- room Officer lVice-President, Secretarylg BEVERLECA Vfypingl. WILLIAM F. BRIAN DANA PHILLIPS. JR. PHILPOT Bill Duane Undecided Businessman Athletic, Audio-Visual Aids Clubs. LORRAINE MARIE CHARLES ROBERT PILLMAN PILLSBURY Ranie B011 Pediatrical Nurse US. Coast Guard Debating Clubg Homeroom Audio-Visual Aids Club: Foot- Officer lVice-Presidentbg Ba- ball, lManagerl. ton Squad. l42 i FEW HOURS A2 -N 1 T Boarding the buses at two mfclock. Hi x MICHAEL J. PISANI Mike Journalism .iXudio-Yiruul Aids: Slide Rule Clubsg Student Council fRep- resentative-at-largelq Home- room Officer tpresidentll BEVERLECA tLay-out, Pho- tography: B.H.S. Correspond- ent to Beverly Times. GEORGE E. PLANTAMURO Plant Electronic Teclzrzician JOHN LAWRENCE POOR John Undecided Athletic, Equestrian Clubs. CAROLYN QUINT Candy Teacher Dramatic, World Affairs Clubsg Future Teachers of Americag Office Aideg Stu- dent Scrvice Corpsg Home- room Officer t5ecretaryJ2 BEVERLEGA t Subscription J. JOAN RAMSDELL Joan Hair Stylist Distributive Education Club: Future Teachers of Americag Homeroom Officer tSecre- tarylg Merchandising Class. WHE OUR WORK .4 - -, JUDITH A. PORTER ,ludy Medical Secretary Dramatic, Skindiving, World Affairs Clubs: Student Serv- ice Corpsg Drama Nightg Thespian Societyg Student Council tRe-presentative, Al- ternatetg Homeroom Officer tpresident, Treasurerlg BEV- ERLEGA lSubscriptionJ: C.l.C. NORMAN RAND Norm Undecided Athletic, Dramatic Clubsg Fire Extinguisher Squad: Drama Nightg Student Council tRep- resentative, Representative-at largelg Homeroom Officer lVice-Presidentlg Outdoor Track. KAREN POTTER Peter Potter Undecided G.I.C. DAVID RAY Dave Accountant Slide Rule Clubg Band: In door Trackg'Cross Country. Tennis fCaptainl. I 44 l WAS FINISHED WILLIAM K. PRESSON Bill English Teacher Dramatic, Scientific Investiga- tion Clubs: Future Teachers of Americag Football. FAITH PRESTON Faith Executive Secretary Student Service Corps ERLEGA lrfypingl. 1 BEV- PATRICIA E. PURSELL Pat Nurse Dramatic, Student Service Corpsg Band: Drama Night. WILLIAM R. ARTHUR D. REGAN MARSHA J. REID CARL REMARE RAYMOND Starchie Marsha Rem Bill Undecided Nurse Undeczded Teacher Athletic, Math Clubs. Mixed Chorusg Student Serv- Slide Rule, Scientific Investi- ice Corps? A5515 QBUSIMSS gation Clubsg Outdoor Trackg Staffl. Cross Country. ' -3 'vm .,..l.-l DONNA LEE ROBERT RHOADES REYNOLDS Bob Donna Undecided llndecided Debating, W'orld Affairs, Sci- entific Investigation Clubs: Future Teachers of America: Student Council tAlternatet. it ., 1, A it ti it A DO RLQ KEVIN E. RICH Kev lndusirial Engineering .Athletic Club: Fire Extin- guisher Squad g Assembly Committeeg Student Council tofficer, President, Asst. Treasurer, Representative-at largelg Homeroom Officer fPresidentPg Class Officer 4Vice-President P3 B-HIVEQ BEVERLECA tLay-out!! Class Marshal : Baseball Z Hockey fCaptain l. I ' I SUSAN E. RICHARDSON Sue Medical Secrelary Medical Secretary World Af- fairs Cluhg Student Service Corpsg G.I.C.: Girls' Basket- hall. Opening exeru e in a en- iur homeroom I 46 ERTY ALLOWED f! ', DAVID RIQLIER CHARLES RITTER ALBERT IIIZZO CAROLYN IIOBII1 Date Tex Al Carol journalist .4cc0z1nIartt I'na'ecia'erl .XIIIFSP Slide Rule, Scientific Inweti- F-mtlutllg Indoor Truck. Atltlctic, Cltcw Cluln: Foot, Scicntific Inv:-stigutiott, itu- gldliflll Clllltil AEGIS 4Offi4 ball: Indoor Trackg Outdoor dcnt Scrxicc fllulmx: I-Nllt'f tit Perl. B,I'I.S. NEWS. Truck: Crow CIIUDITY. lifilflllllfittli. KAREN CHRISTINE HAROLD ROLLINS JOYCE ROSCOE ROBINSON Hal Joyce .Iackie Electronics Technician Office Worker Retail Buyer Businece Education Scrwicc Mixed Chorus, Student Seri Scientific Investigation, Dis- Club: Band ICC CUFPS- tributive Education Clubs. DAVID L. ROWE D. R. Business Aflrninislrator Athletic, Rcxicw Hath Clulw: Fire Extinguifltf-r Squad: Stu dcnt Council: Hmnernorn Of ficer tljrcgidt,-nttg ISEYERLE IIA lsllltitfiplirrfllg Ixtmtlialli Hockey. I47 ELIZABETH F. RUSSELL Betsy Person nel work Dramatic, Modern Miss Clubs: Future Teachers of Americag Library Aideg Stu- dent Service Corps: Drama Nightg Homeroom Officer 1Secretary, Treasurertg BEV- ERLECA 4 Subscription J Cheerleaderg Usher at Crad- uationg C.l.C.g Girls' Basket- ballg Citation Award: Class Dance Committee. SO BHS IS HOURS iv if ev' ' A., , . ,.,i. ..,w INEZ SUE SADUR CLAUDIA PAUL ST. LINGER A Inez ST. CHARLES Saint 21 Medical Secretary Claudia Salesman 1 N i . H Nurse 'W bllldcftls SCIVIC6 Corps, Cfogg Cguntry I em M155 Club Student Service Corpsg Home- room Officer Vfreasurerlz E BEVERLEGA Vfypingt. Mod- ' ern Miss Club : l JOAN SCANLON ,loanie Registered Nurse Student Service Corpsg Drama nightg C.l.C. l48 PETER SCHLIEMANN Pete Undecided Slide Rule Clubg Math Team., Homeroom Officer lPresident, Vice-Presidentlg AEGIS tLit erary Staff! Indoor Track Tennis. 1 ANN MARIE SCHNABEL Annie Nurse French Clubg Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Homeroom Offi cer 4 Treasurer l 3 BEVERLE- CA ITypinglg Usher at Grad uationg Girls' Basketball. JUNE SCOBEY ,luni Teacher AECIS 1Business Staffl. I l THE STAGE, LARRY SOLOMON Ron Nary frogman Distributive Education Club. MATINA SANIDAS Tina Linguist Art Service, Latin, Spanish Clubs. DAVID SCOTT Dave Unaleciflerl Silde Rule Club, Band, Tal- ent Showg Student Council tRepresentativeJg Homeroom Officer tVice-Presidentjg ln- door Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. JOHN P. SERRENTINO Johnny Musician Audio-Visual Aids, Stage Crafts Clubsg Mixed Chorusq Bandg Orchestrag Talent Show. PAUL SANTAMARIA Sam Real Eslale Salesman Athletic, Stage Craft Clubsg Homeroom Officer 4 Vice- Presidentlg Football, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track. ELISABETH SHEA Jill Nurse Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corps, Drama Night, BEVERLECA tSubscriptionJ. DANA B. SATTIN Dana Psychologist Chess, Debating, French, World Affairs Clubs, Talent Show g AECIS 1 Literary Stafflg Outdoor Track lMan- age-rt. I49 A D MARCHI l l 5 am ROBERT SHEPARD Shep A-1 ccourzting Athletic Club: Boys' Basket- ball: Baseball. TRINETTE SINGLETON Trinnie Ballet French Clubg Talent Show: Student Council fRepresenta- tivelg B-HIVEg AEGIS 1Lit- erary Stafflg BEVERLECA 4SubscriptionJ. SALLY SLATE Sal Hair Stylist CRAIG SLOCUM Cowpoke Undecided Business Education Service Slide Rule Clubsg Band. I 1 il tt it fl it tif ! It 2 f , l I50 ' A 2 SALLY JEAN SMITH Smitty M.D. in research Dramatic, Radioactive Biology Clubsg Blazer Recipientg Homeroom Officer tVice- President,,SecretaryJg AECIS 4LiteraryJg BEVERLEGA tCopyJ. STEPHEN SMITHSON Steve A rchileclure Athletic, Review Math, Slide Rule Clubsg Student Council iAlte-rnatelg Homeroom Offi- cer tPresident, Treasurert. RICHARD SPENCER Rick Commercial Artis! Art Service, German Clubs: BEVERLEGA fArt Editor P. PRACTICE LORETTA SMART Pudge Secretary Business Education Service Clubg Mixed Chorus: Student Service Corps: BEVERLECA lTyping tg Baton Squad: C.I.C. DANNY ROBERT DOUGLAS SMITH ROBERT L. SMITH SMITH Blast-Off Smitty Smythe Science Unflecifled Enmnee' Scientific Investigation Clubq Art Service Clubg Mixed Cho- Athletic, Stage Craft Clubs Fire Extinguisher Squadg Stu- dent Council fAlternatel tarylg Football lCaptainJg ln door Trackg Outdoor Track. 1 Homeroom Officer lSecre- .,W, Mixed Chorusg Tennis. SANDRA SQUILLACE Sandy Artist PETER STAHLE Pete Electrical Engineer Review Math Clubg Hockey. 3 LOUISE STAN DLEY Weeze Nurse Modern Miss Club: Mixed Chorus: Library Aideg Stu- dent Service Corpsg AEGIS fBusiness Stafflg G.I.C. fllb. 1? WAYNE STANLEY Red Undecided Audio-Visual Aids, Slide Rule Skindiving Clubsg Bandg Homeroom Officer lTreasur er P. ISI 4 AND THAT I DAVID STEEDMAN CHERYL SULLIVAN FRED J. SULLIVAN LEE SWAN Dave Cherrie Freddie Lee Patternmalfer Nurse Dentist Business Administrator Business Education Service Review Math, Equestrian Business Education Service Clubg BEVERLEGA tSub- Clubs. Clubg BEVERLEGA lTyp- SCfiPli0nl- inglg Baton Squad fAlter- natelg C.I.C. PEER A. SWAN VIRGINIA JAYNE Peer SYLVESTER Lawyer ,linny Debating, World Affairs Reglslered Nurse Qluhgi Math Team? Dffffma Student Service Corpsg AECIS Nightg Homeroom Officer fgusiness Staffjg BEVERLE. fPresidenUg Outdoor Track: GA qgubscriptiontg C1-C' Cross Country. l52 PAMELA TANNEBRINC Pam Biologist French, Scientific Investiga- tion Clubsg Orchestra: Home- room Officer lSecretaryJ: BEVERLEGA flifditor, Pho- tographyl. FRANK TANZELLA Frank En gin eer Slide Rule, Scientific Investi- gation Clubsg Homeroom Of- ficer fVice-President, Treas- urerl: Indoor Track. I FINAL OIVIE T CYNTHIA TAYLOR Cindy I'11dec1'f1erI Dramatic, French Clubs: Stu- dent Service Corps: Drama Night: Student Council: Homeroom Officer tSecre- taryr: BEVERLECA tArtJg Lsher at Graduation: G.l.C. Last year's seniors return. DORIS TAYLOR Doris THOMAS TEETER Tom Elementary School Chemist T h . eat' er Slide Rule Clubg Homeroom Office Aideg Student Service Officer iPre5idenU5 Indoor Corpsg Extracurricular Com- Track: Outdoor Track: Cmss mitteeg Assembly Committeeg L umrY' AEGIS fBusiness Stafflg Ush- er at Graduation: Class Dance Committee. DONNA TERRIEO Elenzenlary School Teacher Dramatic, Modern Miss Cluhsg Math Teamg Future Teachers of America: Student Servict Cor s' BEVERLECA fLav pw 7 . outlg Usher at Graduation: G.I.C. IS3 WHE WE WERE I-IA ,Q ROBERT TERRY Terry Service Baseball: Hockey. I54 PAUL E. THIBODEAU Tib Electro-Chemical Engineer Review Math, Slide Rule, Sci- entific Investigation Clubs: Math Teamsg Bandg Orches- tra: Student Council fRepre- sentativejg Homeroom Officer tpresidentl. VIRGINIA THOMAS Ginny Secretary Office Aideg Student Service Corpsg Extracurricular Com- mitteeg Assembly Committeeg AEGIS lBusiness Mahagerlq BEVELEGA Vfypinglg Ush- er at Craduationg C.I.C.g Class Dance Committee. 0 LESLIE ANN TILLSON Les Accountant Modem Miss Clubg Mixed Chorusg Student .Service Corpsg Student Council fAl- ternate Representativejg BEV- ERLECA lAdvertisement, Subscriptionl. ffm' an BETSY S. TORREY Betsy Elernenlary Teacher World Affairs Clubg Library Aidg Student Service Corpsg Student Council lRepresenta- tivelg Homeroom Officer tVice-President, Treasurerlg AECIS tLitera1y Staffly C.I.C. ' JOHN TOWNE JAMES E. TRASK Jackie ,lim Retail Store Manager Electrical Engineer Distributive Education Clubg Audio-Visual Aids Club: Baseballg Hockey tManagerJ. Bandg Outdoor Track. ED DIPLGMA 'Z A If SANDRA P. TOBIN ROBERT TOLL STEPHEN TORMEY Sandy Bob Steve Secretary LIIIIICCIIIIEII Teacher Mixed Chorusg Student Serv- World Affairs Clubg Mixed Athletic, Chess, World Affairs ice Corpsg BEVERLECA Chorus. Clubsg Future Teachers of LTypinglg Girls' Basketball. Americag BEVERLEGA lLay- outl. GAIL ANN TURNER Gay Registered Nurse Student Service Corpsg Stu- dent Councilg BEVERLECA tSubscription Pg Usher at Crad- uation. WAYNE TURNER W'ayne Teacher Equestrian Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Home- room Officer fPresident, Sec- retarylg BEVERLEGA CAd- vertisementl. v X. NANCY VALENTINE Nan Beautician Distributive Education Clubg Student Service Corps. 2 LINDA VENTOLA Lee Stewardess Modern Miss Clubg Student Service Corps. I55 ll El if 1 fl KEVIN R. VIEL Kevin lndecidecl ! ' r l lyg l A Class pins only cost a dollar. ! z I l I56 'Vi-ls. JAMES, STEPHEN VITALE Jimmy Engineer Athletic, Equestrian, Scientific Investigation Clubs. BHC IS FDL CATIO LUTHER WAIT Butch Teacher Physics Reading, Athletic, French, Audio-Visual Aids Clubsg Homeroom Officer fPresidentJg BEVERLECA fSubscriptionJg Football. CAROL ANN WALKER Carol Elementary Teacher Future Teachers of America: Physics Reading Clubg Math Teamg Library Aideg Office Aideg Band: Student Coun- cil fAlternate-Pg Homeroom Officer fSecretarylg BEVER- LEGA fSulJscripti0nJ. FRIE DS, AND FUN . . Y , is LX MARTIIA ELLEN STANLEY C. WALKLIP MARGARET AAN PATRICIA WALSH WALKER Sam WALSH Pattie AILIFIIIH Prinler Peggy fVlz'rf1'fv1l S0f'r01f11'y S , . ., . 1 - , , W , , , . , U H mm Hm'Iwy. ,nl Uh' bu H HUA Frf-m'I1. Skindixing CILIIINZ I ll Smdmt g..r,iu. Cl,rp,: Igfiy, ture 'IIt'LlI'IIt'fi of Ann-rivn: I1 EHLEQA 4Typin.,,. Imrury Aide-: Studvnt S4-ru ' F Cnrpfg Ilurm-rmnn Hffi l5w'1'1'!ury3. WILLIAM JOSEPH WALSH Yivalshie Teacher Athletic' Club: Hockey. 'I' ERIC ALAN WATSON DAVID WEAVER NANCY WEBBER Eric Dave Nance A1110 Illeclzanic Tearlzffr BCUllfl.Cl.lZI1 Debating, Stage Craft fflulw: Dramatic' Club. Officer lYiC4'-I,re'sILICnlP1 ISIN-V IJLIIIZ I'IuuII1uII. I57 IT OWI -Qfvff ,,,,,f LOLIISE WELCH GORDON E. WHEELER LESLIE WHITE BRUCE WHITTREDGE Weezie Cordie Les Yvit Commercial Artis! Printer Business Manager Engineer Art Service Club: Student Art Service, Stage Craft Homeroom Officer ISQQQ. Council: AEGIS lluiterury Clubs: BEVERLECA 4Typ- taryt: Football: Indoor Track: Stufftg BEYERI.ECA1Artt. ingt. Outdoor Trackg Golf. 1 JFDITH YORK RICHARD D. YOUNG ,ludy Tiger .Yzzrse Teacher CLIC.: Baton Squad. Review Math Clubg Future Teachers of America: Student Council: Homeroom Officer 1Treasurerl: Football. nl ad!! ELLEN ZANUCCOLI Registered Nurse Modern Miss Club: Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corpsg G.I.C. I V H-.. PETER ZEITZOFF Pete Physicist Slide Rule, Stage Craft, Clubs Math Team: Blazer Recipient Fire Extinguisher Squad Homeroom Officer tvice President I: Basketball: Foot ball: Outdoor Track 'Cap tain D. I58 LY MEMORIES. JAYNIE WICKSTROKI Juynic College DIAdIlli1iiC. Frcnvli. Nludvrn Miss. Skinrliwing Clubs: Mixed Llinruiz Student Uvuncxl MKI- tcrmitvbz Hmm-rmnn Officer 1Swrctury. Tfk'L1bLlfL'fi2 l,Qlu-cr- leudvr: C.I.C. ROGER WILKINSON Skindiiing Club: .AXEGIS lSulu indium NI r u ent Nruu S u scriptiunb. urf T Luhcr iru mint un 4 ir 1 l J J 'ua Ill ' .S 1' '. 11-cf Y V S- . . 41 1 ai! fr Hin Stuff Professional Diver F-,,,,.,.. 5 X 'U 3 , fs l W 1. 1? 1 1 X x: Q ' , s K , at Qi . 1 a , ' . ' S , J X' is 'if BE ERLY cfavzngs B I ' 1 .., .i J 3 fa.. 1. Q . A .O V 0 ' . . g, I.. N , 6 2010 4 'Ira 1 '3..'. ' X- r'. Y.'E' . Q wb' v5-5 - V i U-' hi u , . I 0 - S 1 I . . 7 . o s x H' , . . 1 A K --A 2 if I fx H . I Us I' I V I , X 1 fl 1 it , L- . A ' I Q -TP Q 4 . ..- V Q . iz.. 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N ,-' AV -as A---I s 'swf NM., -Q , Q fl, ,it z ,r.Mxj:',I25 HWELQ Etjxmi if-iw ii'J4f -+L I I SALEM - 1-,-t,.-,,.i- I is I A . -I QI III jx I. EVENING NEWS 'U-11 ll fl nu'1 . THE DELANEY APOTHECARY NAUMKEAG AUTO SALE. INC 207 Cabo+ S+., Bev-erly, Mass. Plymoui-In - Valiani' - Rover Experi' Prescripfion Service I-andfover SaI95 '- Se'VIce PHONE 922-2245 4 CoIon Sfreef Beverly, Mass. ROLAND'S BEAUTY SALON ED'S CAMERA SHOP 235 Cabof Sfreef Cameras - PI1o+o Supplies BeverIY' MassacIwseIIs 282 Cabof S+. INear Ware Thea+reI TeI. 922-I8I0 I68 BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK ,4 I,, - F' - - JEFFREY DiRUBIO JUDITI-I DUNBAR MR. BURTON PHILLIPS SHARON CALLAI-IAN Complimenfs of GREEN LAW ELECTRIC CO. Cgmplimenfs of Beverly KRANSBERG FORNESS 81 MORGAN, INC All Forms of Insurance Qualify Furnifure aI MORGAN gl DOUGLAS Modera're Prices Rea' ESIGIG sol Cabof s+fee+ Tel. 922.3140 '73 Cabo+ S+fee+ Complimenis of RALPH'S 8I Bridge Sf., Beverly EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP 32l Cabo+ S+. Beverly, Mass. Complimenis-RAY AND MANDY To +he Graduahng Class Congrafulahons and BEVERLY Y M C.A. The Boys Sfore Near Your Door WILLIAM CI-IIN DAVID WEAVER CARL OVERBERG, DAVID MCNAMARA Cor Dane and Cabo+ S'rS. CONRAD BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS METAL HYDRIDES, INCORPORATED ll Pioneers in Hydride Chemisrry DONALD MacLACI-ILAN, BARBARA DAVIS, MR. L. DAVIS Complimenis of FINE ARTS THEATER Beverly, Massachuseffs Complimenfs of CANDLEPIN LANES Bowl Golf I8 Broadway S+. Salem, Mass. HENRY's SUPER MARKET CHINALAND ICI1inese and American FOOCII Choice Mem Pmssis Compcflmenfs NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY MILL'S SUPER MART BeverIy, Mass. I I Complimenls of BEVERLY FARMS SHELL STATION 3I Wes'r S'rree+ Beverly Farms, Massacl1useHs Greenhouses a+: of Cor. Corning and E. Lofhrop S+s. Beverly, Massacl1useHs RICCVS MARKET Flowers and Planfs for all Occasions Beverly, Massaclmuseffs Complimenls of RANTOUL PHARMACY 293 Ranloul Slreef Complimenls of FREDDIES RESTAURANT Beverly' Massachuseik Beverly, Massacl'1use'H's IRVING'S BAKERY Compllmenls 252 Caboi' Sfreei' ol 922-0227 MURRAY S TCH' ' Tel. PI 4-0988 LEE FRASER AND PA HAYDEN s SAFE 3. LOCK co.. INC Insurance Masler Loclcsmifhs PATCH' LUNN- 3' COLE KEYS - LOCKS - DOOR-CLOSERS - SHARPENING Real Es+a+e HERRING-HALL, olsaom AND MosLeR SAFES 234 Cabol' S+. Beverl Mass. oUTSlDE SERVICE Y' l5A Cen'I'ral S+ree'r Salem, Mass. U 3 b A Vi. BEVERLY TRUST COMPANY xl MR. JOHN C. COLE JEAN KRUPSKY SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Accounfing, Secrefarial and IBM Courses for High School Graduafes 73rd Year Placemeni' Service Send for New Cafalog 75 Dearborn Sfreef, Salem, Mass. PI 4-I960 CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME 65 Caboi' Sfreef C. E. CAMPBELL F. T. CAMPBELL LE BEL JEWELERS, INC. 252 Caboi' S+. - Beverly, Mass Tel. 922-4640 Regisfered Jewelers Cerfifiecl Gemologisi' American Gem Sociefy Complimenfs of NICKERSON-MCPH ERSON LENA'S SUBMARINE SHOPPE Ranfoul Sfreef Beverly Phone 922-606I Open Daily I0 A.M.-II P.M. Open on Sunday and Holidays INSURANCE, INC. Complimenfs of JOSEPH W. MACAULAY APOTH ECARY 382 Cabof Sfreef, Beverly, Mass. Office Equipmenf - Supplies Sfafionery Complimenfs of 8 EIIioH' SFrad:I-iergejerly, Mass. WINN CHEVROLET Tel. 922-I05I Complimenfs of TED'S SEAFOOD MARKET Qualify Fresh Fish Fried Fish - Clam Calres 252 Cabof Sf. Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-2282 WHITEHEAD'S VARIETY 37I Cabof Sfreef, Beverly, Mass. We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps O LUMBER HOME MODERNIZATION HOME PLANNING HOME HEATING O FUEL OILS KITCHENS - GARAGES - HARDWARE - BUILDING MATERIALS You're Safe Every Day . . . Wi+I1 KNIGHT SINCE 1871 I 82 RIVER ST. 927-0032 BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK SALLY CHASE MR. THOMAS H. BOTT JR. MARY ANN BEALS KATHY CONWAY I Complimenfs of BEVERLY CO-CPERATIVE BANK , l Congra'ruIa+ions +o Class I of '63 Q sm's f Beverly, Massachuseffs f 1 4 l Complimenls of NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY STERMAN'S TAX' CON INC- ' '36 Dodge Sfreei, Beverly, Massachuseffs Beverly, Massachuseffs 922-2000 y 922-2529 Complimen+s of JAMES DUNN Baaafzi 'WNTER Beverly Farms, Mass. Corner Broadway and Ran'l'oul S+. Tl h 927-0384 Beverly, Massachuseiis eep one 1 J Mica-iAuo we -QAII MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. PAULA DUBE, NANCY CYR, DAVID SCOTT, ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER, DANA JOHNSON, AND STEVE AUSTIN. Complimenis of Tel, 922-0546 I 32 Roundy S+. , Bever y, Mass. KUNKS BAKERY DooLlNe ouL sekvlce Tel. 922-I743 .JAMES A.ooo3LuNeiJRg.Pfop.l 3' I92 Cabo? S+. Beverly, Mass. SenQ:LiS?gIegUR3EeRrSY- axle? NEW CHOP STICK HOUSE I TERESA SHAIRNA Chinese and American Dishes RADIANT BEAUTY SHQP Tel- 463-9563 69 Enon Sfreef Main S+. Rfe. I A - Wenham, Mass. No. Beverly 922-3626 C . GOVE LUMBER CO. omplnmenis of 80 Colon S+ree'I BOWL-O-MAT Beverly Mass. I TeI. 922-092I CAROL'S BEAUTY SALON 328 Caboi' S+. BQVGFIY- MGSS- SAM GOLDBERG 81 SON, INC. Special Evening Appoinfmenfs Tel. 922-9390 428 Ran'rouI Sfreef 922-6400 Complimenfs of I77 CONWAY PHOTOS Pho'ro Equipmeni' - Recorders Sales - Service - Renfals Rfe. 62 - Jusi' off R+e. I28 Danvers 774-0093 STEP UP TO BETTER PICTURES Complimenfs of JU N IOR C LASS l96l I964 Congra+ula+ions and Bes+ Wishes fo 'rhe Class of I963 MAYOR THOMAS J. WICKERS Complimenfs of SOP H OMORE C LASS l I 962 I 965 MICHAEL'S BEAUTY SALON Comp,imen,S Specializing in of ZETIEAGQFFZPJGEE THE COMMODORE RESTAURANT Open Wed.. T.hurs., Friday Roufe I A 3FvEi?g:YSQppo'ELTfr'Eltaxis. Norfh Beverly, Massacl1useHs Safe - Comforlable Fuel Oil O S Wig, PICKERING , , aj' f Q Oil Heahng , Q 0 SINCE :aaa inn' Sysfems LeT The Silver FleeT Deliver Your OIL HEAT HeaT Serving The Fuel Needs of The Norlh Shore for I25 Years Open Every Bay - N Lessons by Appomlmenf PINE TREE STOCK FARM 50, Ram, Shea, Exif 1' R+. Beverly Beverly Farms, Mass. .... I . .7 .. - HIGH FASHION BEAUTY SALON 268 Cabol' S+. Tel. 927-l95I Complimenfs of WINER BROS, INC. I Complimenfs of CLEMENT C. ARCHER REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE 27I Cabol' S+reel' Beverly, Mass. CARMELITE CHAPEL Tel. 922-0288 AND G'FT SHOP DR. JOHN w. McGlNNESS N0ffl1SI10fe 5h0PPif'9 Cenfef Z PODIATRIST CHIROPODIST P9ab0ClY Mass- 234 Cabo? Sfreei' Woolwor'rh Building THE FARMS' APOTHECARY E550 WENDELL I. RACKLIEEE, Reg. Mgr. DEPlERO'S E550 SERVICENTER APOTHECARY 474 Ranloul S+. Beverly, Mass. Wesl' Slreel' Beverly Farms, Mass. Phone: 922'354l I79 FISHER 81 GEORGE ELECTRICAL CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial - lndusirial - ResidenI'ial 4 School S+ree+, Manchesfer Tel. 526-l8ll Complimenis of a FRIEND ComplimenI's of MANCHESTER ENGINE CO., INC. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR Lawnmowers Chain SGW?- Qusfboa,-ds Snow Blowers I BenneH' RSI'ree+ Tel. 526-I624 Manchesfer, Mass MI.. GEO. A. FOSTER, INC. 2II-2I7 RANTCUL sr. 922-0059 Sales-Used and New Cars-Service .JAH I I :Gt if ! I I .- A ki 1' fxf- , of 1 Q ' off' I I i ,., , .,lf'v -,MVN F A f4S?lW 7'f5?Q-3'553V4 ,fpa .HT if- 'f1' 'Wa Lf 'dw pl .ff -1 11 ylifvqxgu. n , 'v 2'f-' ' 'P! '-ff' '. . ff' .- If ll f , r -' 1 , rw , r K . ,:..f,Nl fa ,, , il W' A 1 'V A g gif 41 Af' .A+ l I8l 2 V , I 'MV-'. ' Y PM M R Compliments of I WILLIAM CHARLES STUDIO MR LEONARD Lew VIRQINIA M HALE Louise ST PIERRE CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS n..- 4- ' V 'xii l l82 FACULTY Administration, 10-11. 26 Art and Music, 19 Business Education, 22 Driver Education, 27 English, 14 Foreign Language, 18 General Shop, 23 Guidance, 13 History, 15 Home Economics, 20 Library, 12 lVIathematics, I6 Physical Education, 21 Science, 17 Trade School, 24-25 ACTIVITIES Academic Awards, 57 AEGIS, 34-35 A11 Service Club, 49 Audio-Visual Aids Club, 65 I DEX Future Teacliers of America German Club, 63 Girls Intrannrral Club, 67 lVIathematics Club, 54 Modern Miss Club, 59 Orchestra, 42 Physics Reading Club, 52 Radiation Biology Club, 52 Skin Diving Club, 61 Stage Craft Club, 47 Student Council, 36-37 Student Service Corps, 48 Talent Show, 44 World Affairs Club, 56 SPORTS Boys' Basketball, 74-76 Cross Country, 81 Football, 70-73 Girls' Basketball, 82-83 Hockey, 77-79 Band, 33-39 Indoor Track, 80 Baton Squad, 41 BEVERLEGA, ao-33 UN DERCLASSIVIEN Boys, Athletic Club, 66 AdVi301'5- 95 Business Education Club, 50 C1355 Members, 100459 Cheerleaders, 40 Class Officers, 95 Chess Club, 55 Executive Board, 94 Chorus, 43 Superlatives, 96-99 Debating Club, 58 Distributive Education Club, 50 Drama Night, 45 Dramatic Club, 46 Equestrian Club, 60 Fire Extinguisher Squad, 64 French Club, 62 Compliments of WILLIAM CHARLES STUDIO Q? f, MR LEONARD LEVY VIRGINIA M HALE LOUISE ST PIERRE CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS Nlx FACULTY Administration. 10-11. 26 Art and Music, 19 Business Education, 22 Driver Education, 27 English, 14 Foreign Language, 18 General Shop, 23 Guidance, 13 History, I5 Home Economics, 20 Library, 12 Nlathematics, 16 Physical Education, 21 Science, 17 Trade School, 24-25 ACTIVITIES Academic Awards, 57 AEGIS, 34-35 A11 Service Club, 49 Audio-Visual Aids Club, 65 I DEX Future Teachers of America German Club, 63 Girls Intramural Club, 67 Matlielnatics Club, 54 Modern Miss Club, 59 Orchestra, 42 Physics Reading Club, 52 Radiation Biology Club, 52 Skin Diving Club, 61 Stage Craft Club, 47 Student Council, 36-37 Student Service Corps, 48 Talent Show, 44 Wo1'ld Affairs Club, 56 SPORTS Boys, Basketball, 74-76 Cross Country, 81 Football, 70-73 Girls' Basketball, 82-83 Hockey, 77-79 Band, 38.39 Indoor Track, 80 Baton Squad, 41 BEVERLEGA, so-33 UNDERCLASSIVIEN Boys' Athletic Club, 66 AdViS0f5- 95 Business Education Club, 50 C1355 Members- 100459 Cheerleaders, 40 Chess Club, 55 Chorus, 43 Debating Club, 58 ' o Class Officers, 95 Executive Board, 94 Superlatives, 96-99 DISIIIDUIIVC Educatl n Club, 50 Drama Night, 45 Dramatic Club, 46 Equestrian Club, 60 Fire Extinguisher Squad, 64 French Club, 62 qufoyrapfs QI!!fQIUjIQ lllllll N 1 I XLQ gi + AJMM l FIU 5 up Esinaghb sg I Eg E P L! ' 33 Q slef' fx 5? 9+ x 42.47 1 , 0 w w Q K-,x ' w i D 32.113 0- 'BEUERLY Lify- 'N -.uv- 1 GLSA' QSOI?y - The years have flown and we have come to face the world of man. Its challenge loud and ringing clear is taken through the land. Success will come and steep us well, and happiness will stayg For we have found the key to Life, the will to make the way. Here in these rooms We,ve sought to gain a knowl- edge which we'll take Into the world where'er we go and of it use to make. Success will come and steep us well, and happiness will stayg For we have found the key to Life, the will to make the wav. Though now we leave a final time these halls for far and near, We'll carry with us as we go our Alma Mater dear. Success will come and steep us well, and happiness will stayg For we have found the key to Life, the will to make the way. przkzy 012295 . A FIRST ROW: C. Townsend, T. Cockfield, J. Forti, J. Hendrickson, K. Overherg, C. Overherg, D. Weaver, D. Manuel, P. Johnson. K. Rich, M. Drislane, D. Wilkins. SECOND ROW: C. Foster ftrainert, D. Bartlett, M. Ryan, A. Gaynor, B. Butterworth, F. Gag- non, R. Wallace, P. Ottley, B. Shepard, J. Doherty fcoachl. EB LL Thls year the baseball team had a neu coach Wir Dohertx Lnder his leadership the team was ahle to attain a succe sful record Al thou h the team won no championships it compiled a record of team also took part in sparlun his team on to mam XICTOIIC I . . Y k 1 . SL G U - U Y . . . . D - -. . .3 eleven wins and five losses. David Weaver. the captain of this year s V . ,. U . Y U. U. Q 7 M C L' - T' T Tl CAPTAIN DAVE WEAVER - ..v,, :. r K , 3 ' mf-1' no N v L V ' - 1 T7 '14 ' . Bippy Manuel at tl1e plate. ,, W fs. ew Uzfaff C. 5912625 iffy. if Q 'HH Q ' ' .,,,,,q 'Fr FIRST ROW: M. Munro, E. Payson, A. Conti, R. Brown, D. Ash, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: P. Kelly, J. Conley, B. Feldman, Hr. Robert Brown, D. Osborne, R. Lockhart, S. Frasea. Q : O I F Co-CAPTAINS: A. Conti, R. Brown Hr. Robert Brown was the coach for the golf team this year. Although the team did not win any championships, they had a Q' successful season in many respects. There was a bigger response than in any previous years. Over twenty boys participated and exhibited enthusiasm for the sport. A71 - 1' v - '..v 'Jn Putting praetiee on the green gf Q9 576938 asf yew f a 5 . .'- . 17' Q fl .. , - .5 AIX . ,r . . YJ.. , tl A, V, I IZ . ,,, req Qf , A A. fi f, .. ' 2 .A ' . S - -at .-. si ' fwfr. ' A A . 'f f -.f f 'Nr' , ' HQ. 1 91' . - . , ., .gf , .4 w ' 4 . P ' A an - - 'A' f ' ff' ri f' . Q - f.:f.Q..f .f a 'WL if A A - 3 f A ,U 1 N F 5 it - V . r . t if A Q . .. 1 vw . V . wi 4 ' P y ' .4 .A 14 1. r . . te ,af A 1' , .-., Q2 A-yt 45 . , . f v,-A . 2 s .. . if' -. .-. I , ' '. 6' , 5.14 3:43 - 32,6 f 'lf if ' , , It 'A ' :Qs 4-ijwg 5' 1 ' . 4 3' 7 ' 'A Ls- 5, -, .- x .,,- ',' Ae 1' , A .3 A., .i Q i ,.- . V, 5 ,x A ' -, , .j ,:' . F ,. , ,X w , A ,, 4. ei C- N.: 4 fu ' . ', 1 ,, 2 J vg?-L I ...af .M, J'-'Had-Zvi . y ,A C A 1 , .. xlf, fi -- . S Q ,.Z 1 ' it ' U H Q ' f 'lh..: fl , .,. 1 7 . .A , G , 14 f' M .. 9 , nf, U- fhlfn.,-,q hx A .. . W- - P? rg 1- , ...si il. 1- A -- Q-an-af. ' .- 4: 7. .. Q. M - .AQ -vw All .P 'T N - Qu 92 . Q, 9 --,-f'f1'...'.' sf- - f - 1 . .... - FIRST ROW: S. Kobiaka, L. Gould, W. Harney, R. Norris, B. Killeen, D. Scott, W. Burch, P. Zeitzoff, D. Smith, A. Bucco, F. Foley, K. Crowell, W. Chin, A. Harrington, J. Maloney, Coach Jenkins, A. Furnari, K. Day. SECOND ROW: Coach Hammond, D. Hasle- garave, R. Daley, A. Katz, H. McKown, J. DiAngel0, R. Grey, R. Beaulieu, W. Coletti, J. Phillips, R. Oullette, T. Lemire, I.. Murphy, D. McKenna, T. Erwin, T. Morrison, D. Ward, J. Corning, D. Johnson, T. Lunn, N. Murray, M. Stanton, R. Crocker, R. Brown, F. Appoloni, D. McQuarrie, P. Stahle. TR CK Coach William Jenkins, assistant coach Fred Hammond and captain Peter Zeitzoff helped to make this season a very successful one for the out- door track team. The team attained an undefeated record and many of its ,egg A A ' A wg., members set records in their particular events. Beverly High thanks them ,gi-'L' Q . for the honors they have brought to the school. Our track team 15 the championship team of Essex County and placed fourth in the state meet. Its relay team won the Belmont Relay this year. FB' , ' 3- QTA Li' ' , , , H? - 1' A , T, f . ,yy L tag, . V 54, 4 ' to A s . X if Danny Smith sets the discus record QNER1 f ' TRACK CAPTAIN PETER zizirzorr I Q l f X 1 ff 1 ffl! y A V017 gf fjfaf ZUQ ,7-aemem er ff ' , ff: 'f 13,1 4 ! WWW 4 ' 50115 VW , 1 X? FX If if v R Foerrant E Nusiiian D C Nlfd I Ouelttte D. Kelleher, Coavh Dunn TENNIS Although the tennis team did not have a winning season, this year, lVIr. Dunn's first as tennis Coach. was a foundation for fu- ture winning seasons. Besides gaining valu- able experience for himself. Coach Dunn has lined up fourteen future Beverly High students. Also. a number of experienced juniors and sophomores will he returning next year. CAPTAIN DAVID RAY Cyan THE IN DISPEN SABLES Some of the most important people at Beverly High School work behind the scenes. Coach Walsh is hardly ever seen in the assembly hall awarding his teams various honors. He is not thanked bv ap- plause from the student body for his ef- forts. However. as head of the athletic de- partment. Mr. Walsh motivates and directs the entire athletic program at Beverly High. The maintenance workers are also in- dispensable to Beverly High. They too are not seen on the stage at awards assemblies. We would like to thank them now for the work they accomplished to make our school clean and respectable. FIRQT ROW Frank Proulx Eleanor Hull Anthony Casale Wilbur Green QECOND ROW: George Bunk. Eliza- W..fi hui, 'J .ze R GIYZQZZ6 anoffiocczfeznenf MT The Ollhrcth family count-il On May tenth and eleventh the Senior Class presented Cheaper by the Dozen. The play was adapted from a hook by Frank Cilbreth Jr. z'f w Give me that phone! and Elnestine Ollbreth Carey ancl concerned the aclsentures of a family of twelve children. FIRST ROW: D. AICNLIIIISIYJ, R. Cooper. J. Porter. D. Ahearn. SECOND ROW: R. Lamasney, B. Barnett, N. Rand, B. Moody, E. Kearns. A. Baker, THIRD ROW: N. Andrews, M. Pisani, S. Richardson, Miss Hanf, S. Austin, T. Albert, J. Mueller. P' if 'lt X 769 Qsenzbf a SENIOR PICNIC The senior class was forced to decide whether to have their picnic on a cloudy day with a forecast of rain or the following day with a prediction of rain ending in the afternoon. The class chose the first day. ln the afternoon the rains came. However the senior class smiled through the downpour and cold and had the will to make a good time in spite of the weather. 1--far 9,4 n-' ti 'C ,. tts ' B A !l'q l ff 5 1 1 'x , L xx rt Have you seen bus number seven? Y J-L .. an - 1 1 'bib 'tv 'V ,lg ...f-1..4! '...3N9: 5 -s nv I f. -.' J .1 fl! fllllll!! Let's, forget the weather. in It's Senior Week! .gg f' .. ,t sv' .tv-'-.. . M.. 'j-og., , Let it rain! .4 ' 7562 72612167 Q sfparfzes, E IOR DA CE Wihen everyone was warm and dry. the informal dance was held in Rudkin Gym. Nlanuelis Black and White Orchestra played and the class ate the left-over food from the picnic. Everyone discussed the day's events and enjoyed the fellowship of his classmates. All left asking why the seniors had not held previous dances to get ac- quainted. ' -.BU ,,.:,w,Q Goodbye to our Senior Class Day. 55' ie foa 'inn fix en er ain a 'ranffs ieaci Tl 'N lx ,. N t t t C, V l Warming up after Ll cold, wet day. l 759 gay auyffef 2559 THE AWARDS ASSEMBLY At the Beverly High School Senior Assembly this year many awards were presented to deserving students. A few of the awards were the Bausch 8 Lomb Chemistry Award, to Earl Allisong the American Legion School Award, to Alexandra Baker and Stephen Austing the Woodworking Award, to Robert Rhoadesg the Aegis Literary Award, to Allyn Brodskyg the Beverly College Club Book Award to Charlotte Frost: the Dartmouth Bowl, to Peter Zeitzoffg the Harvard Book Prize, to David Vitaleg the Metalworking Award, to Paul D'Entremont: and the Sports Club Award, to Richard Young. 63,6 The Senior Class presented to the school a moveable- . it letter bulletin board and a two-hundred dollar contribu- fiy' fix tion to the Beverly High School Alumni Association A - Scholarship Fund. Mr. Foley accepts the gifts from the Class of 1963. President Kevin Rich gives the Student Council Gavel to President David Vitale. 49 Janice Mueller receives the Beverly Teachers Associa- tion Award. Q12 ffe cszfence. . . Class advisor Michael Casale receives a token of Senior appreciation Earl Allison presents the Miss Hird plaque for chemistry to Mary Kingsley and Roger Cohen Miss Dunn presents the College Club Scholarships fe bias! CSOQIZQZQ Womenfs GRADUATION PRGGRAIVI PROCESSIUNAL-Pageantry .A. ,.,- , I rving Cheyette 4, I INVDCATION . ,. ...,. The Reverend John IVI. Wilbur, Jr. Minister, First Baptist Church YVELCUNIE t...e,,...ee .. Stephen Ray Austin, Class President SOLO-Waltz in A Flat ....l.,ll,e el,i,il,el . , eeilileellll lllle S Chopin David W. Scott, Pianist REMARKS ...,s The Honorable Thomas J. Wickers, Jr., Mayor SELECTION-Serenade to Spring sss. Rodgers and Hammerstein Beverly High School Orchestra ADDRESS ssssss,sssstssss,ss.ssss uThe True Wealth of Nations The Reverend James Forrester, Ph.D., D.D., LL.D. President, Gordon College and Gordon Divinity School SENIOR CHORUS-Graduation Day ,..s,s.... Sherman Rodgers You'll Never Walk Alone Nancy L. Glasser, Accompanist PRESENTATION OF DIPLOIVIAS ,ss-s,ssssss Peter F. Fortunato Chairman of the Beverly School Committee CLASS SONG ssssss. .,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,rrrrr. C lass of 1963 Nicholas E. Tawa, Conductor Nancy L. Glasser, Accompanist RECESSIONAL-Pomp and Circumstance issr so ,,ss Elgar F' ' 4172912 Rye Ljecame QS. CIIIQIZI. Qr 5 3 r ar, UH Nfl l1fJf4.3g,-gif!!-,qi , F1 Q1 ' ig , ' . ' YI - ' '--' Li tw vfiiqf AJ f 'A dl'-JFYQ-if g llj rf 'v Q S -wi K IS js ffe Weasufe 0 a Egg 60500 RECEPTION The reception in honor of the Class of 1963 was held in the Rudkin Gymnasium on June 14, 1963. Teachers and parents were present to congratulate the graduates and wish them success and happiness for the future. Manuel's Black and White Orchestra provided the music as the graduates were led in the grand march by their class officers. The graduates sang the school song for the last time together and followed it by Auld Lang Synelw Parents and teachers congratulate the graduate Oh how we danced! s .r 7 b Y, r' , v f Mr. Leadbeater touched most of our lives in one way or another. However, most of us did not know of the many phases of his life. After graduation from Beverly High School as an honor student and from Tufts College as a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, Bertram Leadbeater returned to Beverly High School to teach. Students knew him as an algebra and ad- vanced math teacher, guidance counselor, and head of the mathematics de- partment. lVlr. Leadbeater was the kind of teacher who made his subject com- prehensible and gave understanding to pupils who needed to be understood. In addition to his school activities, lVlr. Leadbeater had many outside interests. We all knew of his work in photography from the films shown at assemblies and from his presence at sporting events, making movies that captured the spirit of his students in competition. Some of us knew him through his church work, and many of the boys knew him as their scoutmaster. Most of us knew Mr. Leadbeater, and all who knew him loved and respected him for his example of a good, kind, and sincere person and for his intelligence and understanding in the classroom. We will never forget our friend, Mr. Lead- beater. sz-:T . . lx w-e--.Nr .,--....,,,.,,,-,, , v If J? 3 For Reference Not to be taken -P wg from this library P ! f f ' 15 e, if F QQ Xue.: -J 0 1 --:'Q'2-T ,el 5 ...:::1,e--'- - 4 , IJ? fi mx I 5 4 w Viv' A 75:9 4 4--fig e 'H ,ZQ Q jgiifmgee , .1 UUDU l El L e L 11 'rf' - X .v Xiffxjejii , XX:-wxofu, f'S.'- ,-, Y T C311-Q Q -N'-' -Ax gf' N, - X--' V YD