Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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MASSACHUSETTS Q, J , Y , Q., wg fx ,, x WB, -ev l 5' ufhg , ,ff ' .. .v1.,, M.. ffisfifg F1 fp . . . X A 1 V, . Q 4.5, ,, .., u Q. ., 3, BA ' 131 1 'Hi QA.,'24,, - a +P, ' ,M A' Q, A ,igrif 3 x . ,. .,: -v if : .6 Me, Q, .Q .., sf Anim , if-Q'3s' , ,,. . ,M k , MA 111 . Q: I ' Q 'N his ow, ,. .,5. W W ,.- . NM- ,..-, -V ., vz-1 , W, - -Vi.. 1.5.-' 9. sis ,--x 5 ' fri , , . nw , e V. '. r , fs- ! is ' it w Q .' 2-, R X Wig, , .A N +'g5'z .,,,--, ,, , -x ,Mt . ,rn 'im Sw. , Q ,Q X4 , . V., f 4 ff ,K I .MP .Q g r mf, 'S - '1a3:?: ,- ,..- ' ww S, 1 ' ,- U 1 Q..-N' fz' ' U3 .J muff- . ffzfffi C-Pu I . K. ma - 1, 1- . c f 0 I 1 ' gf, X L As Mr. Foley looks toward the future and a new high school, the daily activities at Beverly High School flow on with the enthusi- astic response of the student body. Life at B.H.S. is not merely a day-in-day-out routine, instead, the beginning of each day brings varied experiences. Each morning, the office accommodates students requesting absence passes, while on the second floor, a flux of seniors converges on the library for thesis material. Also familiar in student life are assemblies, ranging from pep rallies to the Aegis assembly. Students in classrooms are intent on a teacher's words, or industriously studying. Student life, however, is not abrupt- ly halted with the close of day, there is home- work to do and sports events to attend. Friendship, sportsmanship, learning-each is an integral component of the rich student life at Beverly High School. 1' 3? , 51 vu.. sq? E 4 . ,Yi NSE? ,- -A fi 1 EWAMTQ ,' 1 .. '3 X V, A w y A ,Zi Q rf f W. ' P I . , , ff ., ,Q W , -5125 3 , ., ,.,,,, if Vbkv i,:iw V1,Aigj,W,Q 'V in J Q - n l N '. N ,f , , fp., , J A .y 4 ' 4 41. .s ' if l ., I , , M n ,, , as 1 p , ' 1.-,A ,J Q , 'H , 'F 'W' 1 ,Q -.1 3 I- f, 9 8 ' W' 4 Q i'lf ' vifiv : ' ,.,- ' ' f' flung? v , 5 K M, , ,,, ,Q 41.0, f , ' ' W ' A'-a::f:.w,v .gJ,4qw.--im,.-U' . Q . ,-1 Af. ,V U . W XV , V . ffgmiv.. xv . -4: . K? ff.ffV,,,,5U .1 gl' ly ,5, aff Q it l Pencils, textbo-oks, report cards, basketballs, footballs, track shoes, gavels, make-up, yearbooks . . . these tangible symbols of Beverly High School are familiar to every student. The pencils, text- books, and report cards represent the most im- portant phase of our three years, our academic strivings. As underclassmen and seniors we have been challenged by serious study. Basketballs, footballs, and track shoes symbolize the competi- tive spirit at B.H.S. The Student Council gavel, the yearbook, the dramatic club make-up-these, a part of the many activities, remind us of our extracurricular work. How many of the products of these symbols will remain with us? Pencils, textbooks, and report cards may change form, but life will always placeatools in our hands and iudgments on our effort. Perhaps, also, our athletic experiences will encourage us to play fair in a world which throws out penalties as heartlessly as any referee, yet which scores high for every goal achieved. Then, our constructive activities in school, con- cerning us with such as the gavel, the yearbook, and the make-up, will hopefully represent that which we shall contribute to the world we are about to enter. In this Beverlega we have recorded the tangible symbols of our years at Beverly High School. 't 5 TABLE OF ACTIVITIES PAGE 28 PAGE 52 CONTENTS VERTISEM UNDERCLASSMEN 'U PAGE70 SENIORS 40 ,.v g v- 1 f PAGESO PAGEI50 4 1 I 8 I FACU LTY il MR. WILLIAM J. FOLEY, Principal ADMINISTRATION At Beverly High School, the administration department is headed by Mr. William J. Foley, our principal. Indispensable aid was provided by Mr. Harland Carter, disciplinary officer, Miss Susan Allison, Miss Nancy Cyr, and Mrs. Louise Dube, office workers, Mrs. Edith Carr, school nurse, and Miss Dorothy McClure, cafeteria manager. Office aides, who collected attendance slips at the beginning of each class period, also provided valuable assistance. During the past year, addi- tions to the administration department included three housemasters, who prepared for moving to the new high school building. J I I l I I After being absent, students converge on the main desk in I hopes of being readmitted. A EXPERIENCED PAST Q ' . , ,a. dk. .c.,,s..Q,,S.K,,. , 'f' r va ' t 1 7 'H I I ,wr- +L: MR. HARLAND CARTER, Disciplinary Officer Susan Allison, Nancy Cyr, Louise Dubu, Secretaries . 5 PROVIDES EXPERT ADVICE FDR TCMORROW OFFICE AIDES G. Homan, B. Homan, P. Femino, E. Fields, L. Phipps, L. Broudo, G. Bouchard, B. Allen ' ' MKS A FJ .,, wz:w.i24. w' 1 'Z THE ART QF CQMMLINICATIONS F iq-09' E. WATTS hr-xl .. fi S. BENTLEY sw Q ag. H. CORBETT ,. . v J fl- C. HANF .. ,fan V 4' Q 315- I V ,auf 1 , 'ti ' -QL ? I . e e? Zi? ia? E. HOLLERER C13 A. FONTAINE I. HARRIMAN S. JOHNSON James Densmore interviews Elizabeth Peterson during an early autumn English demonstration in preparation for college admission procedures. ENGLISH English is the study of communications, written and oral, and an introduction to the humanities. The Eng- lish Department of Beverly High School, directed by Mr. Edward Watts, offered speech, grammar, litera- ture, and composition to students in college prepara- tory, general, or business courses. The obiectives of the English Department were to provide an intro- duction to good literature and to develop an ability for oral and written communication in students. Mem- bers of the department also supervised the schooI's three publications. The literary magazine, Aegis, was directed by Mr. Edward Watts and Mrs. Helena Cor- bett for the first half of the year and for the second half year by Frances Trowt. The yearbook, Beverlega, was supervised by Miss Isabel Harriman, and the B.H.S. News was edited by Mr. Emery Hollerer. The Dramatic Club was supervised by Miss Catherine Hanf. 1 t,:.'JQ G. KINNALY J. SANBORN D. SMITH I. SWANSON F. TROWT I2 WE LEAR THRQLIGH EXPERIENC HISTORY The rich history of the United States and the heritage of the world were brought to B.H.S. students during the past year by the history de- partment, headed by Mr. John Page. Courses in modern history, problems of democracy and American history were offered to all with the hope of increasing student comprehension of the com- plex, surrounding world. With the aid of new books and an increased usage of films, especially in the study of modern history, the dual goals of student understanding and appreciation wefe achieved. .Qx-Qi. ' w-J X X Note-taking by Mr. Page's senior history students often results in writers- cramp. J. PAGE las- S. SARKISIAN J. LAPSLEY F. HAMMOND I, . N- f . .in 7 I R. BATCHELDER IGS 'CTF , 'ix .19 if 425 D. BOYD I sf' I , 'Z--gt n I A I 1 he Q i g H. CARTER R. M. CASALE 7 T H. FISHER I3 ' A FuTuRE WAY or LIFE ' 9, wi- CNW? M. BOSWELL ? . , ,. as 5 - -YV. , ty NFA 1: - R. CLUFF As these sewing students have learned, preparing the patterns is an important step in making clothes. lsisr n 4 fy 4 v ,, ,..- HOME ECONOMICS Instruction in homemaking was the purpose ot the home economics department. For the girls who wished to study this art, the school offered a variety of practical courses. Under the direction of Miss Ruth Clutf and Miss Millicent Boswell, these courses offered instruction in cooking, sewing, and home and family living. The subiects may have been taken as a complete home economics course or indi- vidually as electives. Students whip up a storm while preparing a cake in cooking class. ..1 1- ff X , COMPETITION CLILTI ATES CO-ORDI ATIO Windmills test the extent of a young man's physical endurance and ability. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Under the supervision of Miss Anne Farley and Mr. George Taylor, the Physical Education Depart- ment at Beverly High School emphasized physical fitness. National physical fitness tests, given in coniunction with the President's Physical Fitness Program, showed certain phases in which Beverly area students needed exercise. The department then concentrated on these phases to completely fulfill the requirements of the tests. Class activities such as sports, gymnastics, and dancing for the girls were supplemented by the Girls' Intramural Club, and interscholastic sports such as boys' and girls' basketball, football, hockey, cross country, and indoor and outdoor track. 4.1 Boys increase their physical stamina by practic ing various exercises, including situps. ti! A. FARLEY la. 4 G. TAYLOR I TRODUCTIO TO THE BUSINESS WGRLD Q ixilff I - Xl 5 I . -I I- I x, 2 Students in Business Education practice skills which will help them gain pro- ficiency in the business world. G. ACCOMANDO D. ACCANIS R- BRANCATO 1? , sf! I ill' z -ala-F ., .1 I A an l 1 If .4 . , R. MICHEL M. MINER R. NORDEN E. LAMBERTSON E, DEEP D. DIXON 39' E. RICCIARDI C. TURLO BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The main purposes of the Business Depart- ment are to develop marketable skills which will enable students to earn a living, and to provide them with a background in general business understanding and concepts so that they will be well-informed 'consumers of goods and services. The courses included I6 bookkeeping, consumer education, economics and law, typing, shorthand, and secretarial and office practice, This year students used special dictation tapes to build higher speeds in shorthand, during the first semester, a television classroom program was part ot the economics and law classes. GOOD HEALTH - ASSET TO ALL Z1 BON NURSE AND CAFETERIA Mrs. Edith Carr, school nurse, and Miss McClure cafeteria supervisor vv re tl people daily responsible forthe health of High School students. Miss McClure wi from women cooks boy students vvno c and washed dishes, and girl students at ca. ters, prepared balanced meals, while M kept pupils physically fit through frequen check-ups. CAFETERIA CASHIERS BOTTOM ROW: G. Cambell, D. Bates, C. Haskell. K. Tower, S, Foster, E. Giblin, MRS. EDITH CARR, School Nurse 11? , Q Q n :las l' : N , L : , - CAFETERlA WORKERS Mrs. Katherine Standley, Mrs. Dorothy Knowlt Mary Donahue, Mrs. Barbara Williams, NliSS McClure, Mrs. Vera Menesale, Mrs. Rose Masc Mary Erabino, Mrs. Ann Derino A CHALLE GE FDR THE MI D A D HANDS INDUSTRIAL ARTS To educate boys in shop proce- dure is the purpose of Industrial Arts, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist. Through information, observation, and a study of working conditions in the wood and metal shops, boys who had elected this course developed in- sights in and appreciations for indus- trial intelligence and understanding. The knowledge acquired of tools, machines, and correct methods of construction provided valuable train- ing for future vocational work. ln- spired and challenged to find satis- faction in making obiects with their hands, the boys constructed projects including bookshelves, end tables, and coffee tables. , ,. E 4 ,ftilg-, .N l if -?lf.L- rv ' X o. wiNQu1st Efficiency in cutting wood accurately is achieved only after much practice, as Robert Doucette, Ronald Stetson, Richard Cassola, and James Stevens know. D. SHEA David Lauler, Frank Pazutti, and Michael O'Greni cut a pipe, one of the arts learned by boys on the road to industrial proficiency. I8 LLITCH DCDW , PALM DDW . . . . A ,I ex'- Y 5. 1 ' , Y . ? f,,f i Mr. Shea explains to Susan lsom and Nancy Whitmore the operation of an automobile. x DRIVER EDUCATION Q i Approximately two hundred students at Beverly High N 3-T School took advantage of the Driver Education program, ',. I.. D' SHEA with Mr. Daniel Shea as classroom advisor and he and Mr. Lawrence Steedman as on-the-road instructors. The NI aims of this extracurricular course were to equip students , f V 'i Vi.i'J?l':t' 1 , t with a fundamental knowledge of their car and a basic comprehension of the rules of the road. These goals were fulfilled through the extensive use of films, text books, pamphlets, and lectures. Upon completing thirty hours of classroom work and six hours of actual driving, par- ticipating students were eligible tor reduced insurance L. STEEDMAN rates. A brief respite from learning the mechanics ' of a motor car is granted to the driver edu- l cation class. I9 LIBRARY As the population of Beverly High School increased, the library also increased in size and value. Co-operating with the Beverly Public Library, our school library was an invaluable source of material for research papers, as well as a supplement for daily classwork. This year many new books were added to the library, while magazine and newspaper subscriptions also expanded the library's resources. Mrs. Helen Willmott, the school librarian, instructed sophomore students in the use of the library and provided valuable assistance as students X searched for information to supplement their education. In Ng, addition, senior girls serving as library aids provided assist- ' 1: ance by doing clerical work at the desk. The library also provided a place to display various exhibits prepared by it outside organizations, students, and the library staff itself. B.H.S.'S CORE OF K OWLEDGE 'HR 11: I ll-I' Ni- -isis.. H , ' ' si In the school library, students have an opportunity to supplement classroom instructions by using avail- able information. LIBRARY AIDES BOTTOM ROW: E. Cloren, K. Lovering, S. Taylor, T, Carlton, TOP ROW: M. Raumer, S. Szikney, F. Hollis, D. Welpley, C. Torrey, G, Bouchard- 20 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr. Ralph Lizio, Mrs. Ida M. Nicolo, Mrs. Helena Corbett, Mr. Frank C. Root, Miss D. Rose Brancato, Miss Doris l. Boyd. A PURPOSE I Ml D, A GOAL TO REACH GUIDANCE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: R. Kearns, E. Brodsky, L. Munson, N. Mackey. TOP ROW: B. Allen, C. Cooper, B. Davis. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT An integral part of student life at Beverly High School is the guidance department, under the supervision of Mr. Frank C. Root, Director of Guidance. Every student met with an assigned counselor and found help in solving academic and social problems. Stu- dents consulted the bulletin board in the guidance office for employment opportunities and pursued the abundant literature concern- ing colleges and careers. Every kind of assist- ance was available from the various guidance counselors, Miss Doris Boyd, Dean of Women, Miss Rose Brancato, Mrs. Helena Corbett, and Mr. Ralph Lizio. Additional help was provided by student guidance aids and by Mrs. Ida Nicolo, clerical worker. , I A CHALLE GE FOR TCMCRROW -VF ri .., .L-muah-e In an effort to broaden their powers of observation, chemistry students, Observing B burning candle, attempt to uncover the 53 possible conclusions. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Science Department of B.H.S., continuing to grow with school enrollment, necessitated the formation of three new classes and the addition of a new chemistry teacher, Mrs. Karen Levin. The B.H.S. science curriculum offered courses in biology, 'physiology and physical science for the non-college student as well as biology, chemistry and physics for the college-bound student. The laboratories were again open to the classes and additional work and encouragement were avail- able for interested students. Extracurricular scien- tific activities included the Radiation Biology Club under Mr. Phillip Kendrick and the Physics Read- ing Club under Mr. Anton Kishon. PROOFS, PREMISES, A D PERMLITATIONS s . -, . E. BROOKS 5 MATHEMATICS Aiding students in their search for mathematical knowl- edge was the purpose of the Mathematics Department at ' 1 Beverly High School. The courses offered by the department 't' were algebra, geometry, general and advanced mathematics L. JAMESON D' LINDSAY and trigonometry. ln addition to regular classes, interested and skilled students, under the direction of the members of the department, participated in the Mathematics League which competed with other teams in the North Shore area. ' A fair was again held this year at which projects submitted l .. , , . . . . -if by students were iudged. These activities helped to develop ,ft-ta. g I the students' interest in mathematics and approach to logic. f ' 4: 'Ki a I D. NATHANS ,S jx- 9' Xxx ,:-sv . 4,4-ff TX T. SMALLEY E. SULLIVAN ,,u 6 R XX N--L The real numbersystem, a fundamental of mathematics, is illustrated in Miss C' WALSH Brook's Algebra ll class. A STEP TOWARD WORLD PEACE E. APPELTOFFT J. BELIVEAU A. IACUZIO FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Courses offered in French, German, Spanish, and Latin in the Foreign Language Department at Beverly High School served to develop the student's ability to speak, understand, read and write a foreign language. Facilities of the department included a reading room and a language laboratory. The language reading room, located in a library conference room, contained foreign language reading material to aid students in their study of a foreign country, language and litera- ture. The language laboratory, helpful in preparing for College Boards, was used extensively by advanced students to improve their listening comprehension. L. l-lennessey is also a member of the language de- partment. I 1 I William Yarrison, Donna Tawse, Nancy Bradstreet and David Drown make use of the language laboratory to bolster their listening comprehension. M. STORY ,191 ttf? N. it , 44 , ,. ' .NY 2:2551 x ,hx , .4 rw, ff u . - -1 ,,.f Q - 1114.21 J I - V' riff ,ww V if ff . -f '15 Q-4' 4 v M at r, 1 l .f A, y igyry,-Ll ,'.- nel, fi. 1 E. WATTERS ULTLIRAL COURSES AT B.H. . l8'sV.4J 4 A 4- NL -'L .8 ln art class, students have the opportunity to express themselves through their creativity. MUSIC AND ART The music department, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence P. Drouin, encompasses not only students seriously preparing for a career in musicology, but those expressing an interest in the instrumental and choral groups for challenge and enioyment. The music program enables students to obtain an insight in music appreciation and theory, however, the main objective, expressed by Mr. Drouin is to succeed in communicating to his pupils the ultimate in musical enioyment. NN -4-5 x s FY E, BRIDGESS A 2 N : ,,..-if N .J F. LeBLANC The art department of Beverly High School was headed by two teachers, Miss Elsa Bridgess and Mr. Francis LeBlanc. Students were offered programs in jewelry craft, mechanical drawing, and commercial and general art. Exceptional work was often exhibited. All students were encouraged to develop an under- standing of the fundamentals of art and of their own capabilities. fp L. DROUIN Music rooms are always crowded with vocal enthusiasts. REWARDI GE DEAVGR PRO IDI GTHE .v 'UN he- O. BARTER JOSEPH BRUCCHI, Director Reta York and Jeanne Corse, Secretaries R- BATCHELDER Fx rm Q'- 71 V. CAMPBELL - ,-:14.,,' ,n . N, , NJ' , if This offset press, operated by Richard Forrest, John Page and Paul Archibald, is one of the many machines used in the printing shop. M. CASALE f--HM 97,05 aig gn 'V+ t 4 ,rg- . ,, ...agfnaf I X H. COULTS 9,9 It FOU DATIO FOR A FUTURE CAREER BEVERLY TRADE HIGH SCHOOL In preparation for gainful employment immediately following graduation, interested boys have attended the Beverly Trade High School, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Brucchi. They received instructions in shop and related subiects, alternated weekly with academic studies. The program in which they participated con- sisted of productive work in shop classes and courses in English, 'history, citizenship, and economics, hy- giene, and related subiects in trade drawing, mathe- matics, science and trade topics. The boys were trained to be skilled workers in various fields including cabi- netmaking, auto mechanics, machinery, carpentry, patternmaking, printing and sheet metal. During their stay at Beverly Trade High School, participating boys received individual attention in a well-planned, use- ful curriculum in preparation for future occupations. t ?.T.27 C. ROCK 1 S R. TATE G. TAYLOR, JR. ,ft WN S W Sf RTT 5? 'l'33 T. TIERNEY B. WAGNER rv' 'N X- u. 1 ' 1. 'V Y.. X ft J 4 ll N. DODGE H. FISHER ,thc Nl' EP S. FRIEND S. HANAGAN J. SHAW L. STEEDMAN Robert Lafavour and James lngoldsby tune up an engine 27 I S I AN, I 3 3 p W , 2 jf' ' O!! IJ' Y Q I Q? ' :J fig, J 12 4? X, X ,ob 4 X fy ACTIVITIES THE BEVERLEGA One of the most important aspects of any high school is its yearbook. We at Beverly High School have the Beverlega under the guidance and super- vision of Miss Isabel Harriman. The student members, chosen selectively by Miss Harriman on the basis of scholastic merit and recommendations, were divided into committees under the student leadership of Martha Cole and the respective committee chairmen. The photography committee under Nancy Whitmore supervised the taking of pictures, the copy committee under Candace MacArthur and faculty advisor, Miss Suzanne Bentley, wrote and proofread all written material, and the lay-out committee, headed by Eileen Brodsky, organized the dummy and copy sheets which became the finished yearbook. Art illustrations for the divider pages were designed by Betty Allen. Working with the various committees was the Beverlega busi- ness staff, divided into three basic sections - the typing committee supervised by Miss Constance Turlo, the subscription committee headed by Miss Evelyn Ricciardi, and the advertising committee led by Miss Margaret Miner. The Beverlega was the end result of the combination of hard work and much time put in by these staffs and their faculty advisors. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE LAY-OUT COMMITTEE LEFT ROW' E Brodsky S Es osit A ' ' ' ' P , . S strom, K. Watts. RIGHT ROW: K. Ghecfi, R, 05533 CANDID BOTTOM ROW: C. Murphy, D. Grant, J. Neiswender, V. Sidell, S. Galli, R. Rossi, C. Carlton, M. Riley, M. Raumer. SECOND ROW sen, C. Brown, P. Thurlow, S. Isom, K. Lewis, L. Drown, R. Pompey, R. Hamilton, R. Ferara. R40 : N. Mackey, R. Gabriel, J. Straw, R. Andreas, C. Barry, B. Pinanski, K. Christen- P. Keech. THIRD ROW: B. Annis, B. Hubis, K. Lovering, E. Sharp, C. Decillis, l ag Y .. l oool an TYPING COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: B. Aho, S. Squibb, G. Barton, F. Scoglio, E. Vitale, P. Carnevale, S. Bradley, C. Decillis. SECOND ROW: K. Lovering, J. Keating, F. Sidell, C. Alvis, J. Goyette, D. Small, P. Pinciaro, C. McFalls, K. McCormick. THIRD ROW: S. Foster, S. Rezza, D. Bates, V, Kennison, M. Mahoney, K. Reed, E. Giblin, E. Hammond. CAPTIONS, A D DEADLINES COPY COMMITTEE LEFT ROW: P. Mitchell, C. Mac Arthur. MIDDLE ROW: G. Rochford, L. Salter, T. Farmer. RIGHT ROW: R. Ropi- sardi, G. Barry. lux Yi, '37 EDITORS BOTTOM ROW: C. Mac Arthur, M. Cole, Editor, E. Brodsky. TOP ROW: N. Whit more, B. Allen. 3I Q o 0 l OUAL BE ERLEGA, A YEAR-ROu IJ i I l l PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE ' .IHEFT ROW: P. Pelonzi, L. Hill, P. Daniels, B. Fielder. RIGHT ROW: D. Walker, P. DeConinck, N. Whitmore, P. Hitchings. . 'vis SX P-X-'nfs rf - Trying to find new copy ideas is tiring work, which G. Barry, P. Mitchell, R. Rapasardi and T. Farmer heartily go along with. ENTERPRI E OF INFINITE WORK -L I SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: E. Randell, S. Rezza, J. Fuller, C. Cassidy, D. Haskell, C. Brown, T. Carlton. TOP ROW: R. Hamilton, J. Di Angelo, G. Carrarini, C. Cooper, S. Rudsten, A. Lawrence, R. Steedman. A. Stortstrom, E. Brodsky and M. Cole discuss the various ways by which a divider page may be laid out. So the pictures came late! were frequent cries of N. Whitman, B. Fielder, L. Hill, and D. Walker, members of the Beverlega Photography Committee. l rv' ,Z Z 'O i AL '- 'x I'- 33 TRUMPETS AND TROMBONES MEA a 0 'tif i : Af ' .54 1 Q , I , A , . 1 ' v-ev--n... U m...---1-5--Q STUDENT S-ETION BAND MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW J Powers R Davenport, E. Potter, D. Gifford. SECOND ROW: W Keeney S Pomfret D Jusiewicz, N. Glasser. THIRD ROW: K. Ghen, R. Carr, W Standley J Wells S Hall FOURTH ROW: A. Podgers, D. Lorenzo, S. Dyer. TOP ROW J Reilley N Zassman, S. Smart, D. Sutherland, J. Davis, R. Lunn. 49 rff2'5' BAND-Candid Brass section tunes up to piay at another Beverly victory. '! BAND This year the band was under the direction of three men: Mr. Nicholas Towa and Mr. John Finnegaryfor the first part of the year, and Mr. Lawrence Drouin, music instructor from December to June. The three men combined their efforts to make the band into one of the finest that Beverly High School has had for several years. The band's diffi- cult and colorful presentations during football half-times added to the excitef ment and interest of the spectators. ln order to make the band a more in- THE B.H.S. MUSIC MAKERS. v . . '-' sp Amr- -.c ' - ' Q w ' 5 r 31 l 'V H .' 4' E' QS-K x r ' BXQNWS if i X EQ. :gt is tegral part of the high school, the etivities of the band this year were ,xteanded to include monthly appear- ances before the student body. Also, several Band and Baton Squad mem- bers voluntarily gave Performances at local old age homes and hospitals. 'These activities, supplemented by par- ticipation in the Memorial Day Parade, definitely made the Beverly High School Band an organization giving pleasure not only to the high school, but to the yentire city of Beverly. N Ci BAND MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: J' Da'1'eYf R- Bfowfh 5- Rowdy. H. zassman, sEcoNo ROW: D. BYUCE. G. barry, D. Crowell, M. Gibbs. THIRD ROW: J. Reilley, S. Zoener, FOURTH ROW: R. King, R. Curtis, R. Winters, P. Hitchings. TOP ROW: G. Howard G, Simon R- Johnson' R- Bettis. J- Corning, W. Prest, B. Dave, N. Walker, w. Home, D. Allen? ABSENT: R' Caflmafl, W- Nicol, K. Doane, S. Tanzer, R. Thissel, R. Noonan. COLORFLIL E TERTAINERS ' ' lx - . .'1 iQQ'f-' BOTTOM ROW: J. Richardson, K. Hannibal, D. Coults, E. Stephens, Mary Ann Hagan, J. Holiday, M. Travsky. TOP ROW: L. Emerson, J. O'Brien, J. Foster, L. Porter, R. Furey, G. Campbell. CHEERLEADERS The Lively Ones was an appropriate title for the B.l-l.S. Cheerleaders and Baton Squad. Their enthusi- asm and good sportsmanship, through victory and defeat, were contagious as they led the student body in cheering for the football, basketball, and cross country teams. This year's squad was led by Carolyn Brown and advised by Miss Ann Farley. BATON SQUAD Under the leadership of Betty Stevens, the Baton Squad tvvirled and danced its way through another season. They accompanied the band in many of its proiects, including football half-times, parades, and benefits. Through these demonstrations they made the Baton Squad an organization for the entire city of Beverly. Before every home game Baton Squad members lead the band to the football field. . r pf' 1 , I I Q4 1 A I6-O half-time lead over Danvers is a good reason for Baton Squad members J demonstrate twirling ability. A 5' 'f to be cheerful as they ,nm-Q r ff? T , 1 ,s . u it X ' x L i' , C l Z My X Yr Q , i f It v ev yi Y ' Q 'f' LQ , M .N-, fit - Q ,,, z f A 1 , .N I 47? M R 'at fit' -1 ' 7TT.lTFli 4, Q Q... 3 l 4 .ic A, 4 K Y- 7 A C ,I 1. l .. , A ,emi . A , 1 e ' 11:71 lf t ' --Q' '.,. ,.., 4. .. --er 'Q -N.-.gjgulllfu-1. 3?-1 F , C.1-- :- mf-tv-' ' - 3... ' 36 '?'li--3 'AF' '- I' .A,Q.F..-Q58 1-' 1- -Q. r fig,-ie'i'.-e -' - mf' is .Dr .'..' ' - 'Q-sr, . h1 ,l N - I wif-'br .l1:igaa'5? .'-2--Nr 4-awe? ' Fi 1'1- P' I WE' E GOT SPIRIT! l 1 l' p . 'a gs l sv lj l hw A 11 11 Our voices singing loud and strong and clear is sung by cheerleaders as Beverly scores a touchdown to make the final score in the Saugus game 28-O. ,.1- J, ' 4 Xml , If , , 1 'Q - v ' A . . ' 'v -' , IA ' , -4, , A Cyn: ' Vf..,,' . .wg . -xx xr I ,.-,,,A .. , - . w. 5 n 1 fs . . I ,xl 4 , L x xx. ,L Cheerleaders head a 'locomotive' in cheering the team on to victory at the Gloucester game. CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: J. Twombley, G. Peterson, C. Brown, HEAD CHEERLEADER C. Barry, K. Conway. TOP ROW: B. Homan, B. Barnett, S. Gallant, D. Forrsfrum, G. Homan. , Af' wir 37 TUDE T GO ERNMENT - AN IDE L LEFT ROW: P. Regan, P. Pelonzi, D. O'Conner, T. Tilson. SECOND ROW: L. Drown, V. Mitchell, G. Peterson D. Eddy. RIGHT ROW: L. Madensky, J. Levine, J. Goodwin. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Beverly High School's student council, under the supervision of Mr. Richard Preston and Mr. Fredrick Hammond, is composed of an elected representative from every sophomore, junior, and senior homeroom. Under the student leader- ship of the council president, David Vitale, the council undertook its annual tasks of conducting the first football dance, selling the school book covers and organizing the Spring Prom. The representatives, divided into committees, dis- cussed the possibility of developing new regula- tions for home room elections, the adoption of school dress rules, and the formation of a con- stitution for the new Beverly High School. Through Beverly High's student council, each pupil had an integral part in the affairs and run- ning of his school. LEFT ROW: P. Johnson, K. Brown, P. Baisick, S. Gallant, B. Travsky: SECOND ROW: M. Cole, N Davis K. Doane, M. Comier, A. Johnson. RIGHT ROW: C. Clare, P. Connery, L. Forbes, D. Overberg. I ACTIO AT B.H.. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: R. Andreas, Recording Secretary, D. Vitale, President, S. Knight, Vice-President. TOP ROW: R. Hamilton, Treasurer, L. Forbes, Corresponding Secretary, A. Johnson, Assistant Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL DECORATIONS BOTTOM ROW: D. Pendleton, K. Wilson, C. Torrey, C. Main, M. Chiccetti. TOP ROW: D. Kelecher, M Dorfsman, J. Shay, K. Burke, J. Morrison, R. Hamilton. I STUDENT COUNCIL BOOK COVERS P. Marciano, E. Fitzgerald, G. Shepherd, J. Turner, L. Squibb, M. Katz, N. La- Puglia, P. Raffenello, S. Schwartz, K. Guide, C. Holll. 1 The literary staff proofreads material which will become a page in The AEGIS. THE AEGIS BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOLS literary mag- azine, The AEGIS, was co-directed for the first-half of the school year by Mr. Edward Watts and Mrs. Helana Corbett. Miss Frances Twowt, who was on a sabbatical, assumed the responsibilities of the maga- zine for the second half of the year. The AEGIS was under the student leadership of its Editor-in-Chief, Roger Cohen, Assist- ant Editor, Charlotte Frost, and Secretary, Lonna Broudo. The magazine, which was published four times a year, gave the staff and the student body an opportun- ity to see their creative work in print. The staff, in addition to the actual writing, assumed the responsibilities of editing, managing and publishing the magazine. The AEGIS Literary Staff, assisted by the Business Staff, also undertook the writing and production of the annual AEGIS assembly. The AEGIS, and all that it represents, was an essential part of school life. CREATIVITY AS COMPILED BY THE Editor-in-Chief Roger Cohen and Assistant Editor Charlotte Frost give the literary staff a few important points on publishing a magazine. 40 ' 'Lil oo-O H,-Li BOTTOM ROW: R. Brancafo, L. Cosfley, B. Morris, S. Reynolds, L. Maslenski, S. Mason, M. Hagan, B. Maria, B. Woods, S. Rezza, M. Davis, D. Tanguay, C. Fraser, M. Cicchetti, R. Holton. SECOND ROW: D. Nardella, N. Charland, L. Liporto, G. Tolvanan, S. Durgin, M. Mitchell, N. Lee, J. Laufer, McDermott, S. Cooney, S. Swan, M. Cormier, M. Bryant. TOP ROW: J. Leck, S. Brown, N. Murphy, D. Blanchard, S. Gallant, J. Hamlon, J. Thibough, J. Freeman, H. Harrison, J. Modugno, M. Sullivan. FINEST LITERARY TALE T AT B.H. . 'S- Three witches, Mari- lyn Mitchell, Sharon C. Frost-Assistant Editor, R. Cohen-Editor-in-Chief, L. Broudo-Secretary Gallant, and Leslie Thompson brew up a storm in the an- nual AEGIS assembly. A MULTITUDE OF MUSICAL WJ BEVELAIRES BOTTOM ROW: D. Tawse, M. Raumer, S. Vanikiotis, C. Wilson, K. Ghen, N. Bradstreet, L. Margolis, B. Kubell, B. Aho, P. Rix, J. Lamprey, D. Cleves, J. Doane, L. Phipps, S. Baker, D. Ricciardi. SECOND ROW: D. Luke, D. Costa, P. Pelonzi, P. Andrews, N. Spittle, S. Morrison, S. Fallis, N. Walker, S. Flynn, N. Glasser, Mr. Nicholas, E. Tawa, R. Kiddle, P. Bellino, A. Bailey, K. Allen, M. Bye, J. Holiday, J. Richardsonj N. Blair, J. Cichetti, M. Taylor, D. Richards, THIRD ROW: P. Polansky, A. Calitri, S. Campbell, J. Anderson, C. Bogrett, B. Payson, S. Pollock, L. Batchelder, F. Russel, B. Dove, C. Kimball, S. Neiswander, M. MacNeil, R. Conrad, P. Silver, B. Tobin, R. Levy, J. Dorman, K. Robinson, K. Robinson, L. Thompson, C. Katz. TOP ROW: E. Boucher, S. Belanger, P. Pouchash, S. Doherty, S. Lampinen, S. Dooling, N. Quinlan, C. Cushing, D. Shivery, D. Morneau, L. Wendell, R. Saunders, L. MacLeod, H. Lipfert, P. Bennett, G. Matson, J. Whigham, L. Clapp, P. Tannebring, K. Fielding. E THUSIASTS ORCHESTRA AND CHORAL GROUPS BOTTOM ROW: D.. Douchette, B. Davidson, J. Gorman, I. Powers, N. Walsh, D. DeCosta, R. Martel G. Barry, J. Miller, G. Sheperd, S. Wales, L. Baliotis, S. Roundy, G. Higby, D. Hart, H. Harrison, G Marten. SECOND ROW: R. Lunn, C. Trenawitz, G. Martens, J. O'Connor, V. Mitchell, S. Reynolds, S Lewis, B. Joseph, M. Taylor, M. Hagan, L. Paluzzi, J. Woodfin, E. Hayes, D. Vangelist, R. Gillespie THIRD ROW: W. Nichol, J. Reilly, R. Carr, J. Davis, D. Jusiewicz, R. Burnham, S. Hall, E. Arnold, D Wood, R. Marshall, R. King, P. Prokap. FOURTH ROW: R. Thissel, D. Tirbassi, T. O'Donahue, R. Curtis E. McFadden, D. Drown, A. Sheenan, F. Raumer, D. Sutherland, S. Tanzer, M. Doifsmann. TOP ROW J. Reilly, S. Roberts, S. Davidson, J. Levine, R. Libert, J. Ventola, J. Corning, G. Burke, N. Zassman W. Hoine, L. Rogers. MISSING: R. Stetson, R. Tingley. T B.H. . Through the untiring ef- forts of Mr. Nicholas E. Tawa and Mr. Lawrence Drouin, o,ur enthusiastic music directors, substitute choral director, Mr. James E. Cunningham, and the overwhelming response of the student body, this fall marked the beginning of a smaller, select group known as the Choraleers, which supplemented the flourishing Beverlaire Cho- rus. The orchestra, com- posed of qualified instru- mentalists, came into its own this year, participating frequently in monthly con- certs, together with the Beverlaires and Choraleers -with Music Night as the climax. Open to all serious- minded students, with or without experience, musi- cal activities have again be- come prominent. ORCHESTRA BOTTOM ROW: J. Denley, N. Whitmore, H. Zassman, K. Ghen, L. Margolis, N. Glasser, S. Roundy, M. MacNeil, B. Dove, S. Dyer, D. Allen. SECOND ROW: A. Podgers, D. Jusiewicz, W. Nichol, P. Tannebring, D. Bruce, G. Barry, S. Tanzer, R. Robertson, N. Zassman, R. Noonan. TOP ROW: J. Reilly, R. Winters, R. Nicholson, G. Christo, W. Horne, S. Hall, W. McGuire, J. Corning. . CHORALEERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Baliotis, S. Baker, K. Fielding, N. Glasser, N. Walker, P. Andrews, D. Richards, K. Martel, G. Barry, J. Miller, R. Kiddle, N. Spittle, J. Holiday, G. Sheperd, J. Richardson, S. Wales. SECOND ROW: S. Roundy, G. Martin, M. Taylor, P. Tannebring, N. Quinlan, Mr. Nicholas, E. Tawa, L. MacLeod, B. Dove, C. Kimball, M. MacNeil, J. Lamprey, D. Riccardi, K. Ghen, K. Robinson. TOP ROW: J. Reilly, S. Roberts, W. Nichol, R. Burnham, R. Thissle, R. Curtis, E. Arnold, D. Juseiwicz, R. King. 43 THE FIRE EXTINGUISHER SQUAD The Fire Extinguisher Squad, under the direction ot Mr. Harland Carter, has completed another year in the practice ot tire prevention. The members, personally chosen by Mr. Carter as a safety meas- ure tor the school, were trained in the prevention ot small tires and always prepared to assist in a maior tire. Terry Erwin and David Vitale were elected by the student members to lead the club. M, FIRE EXTINGUISHER SQUAD To be prepared in the event of a fire, David Vitale, Terry Erwin, Robert Beaulieu, and Louis Bennett review the directions for the use of a fire extinguisher. l l I WATER, WATER E ERYWHERE l i l l i w. - if-if Y -v X s FIRE EXTINGUISHER SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: R. Steedman, W. Wagner, M. Coughlin, L. Bennett, T. Erwin, D. Vitale, R. Borugue, D. Wilkins, T. Lemire, T. Gallagher, B. Silverio. SECOND ROW: P. Goodwin, J. Fatello, R. Foley, W. Reid, J. Allison, B. Butterworth, D. Eaton, G. Townsend, S. Davidson. TOP ROW: K. Gagnon, P. Johnson, P. Ottley, G. Smith, T. Beaulieu, D. McKenna, M. Ryan. 44 i 1 T'Y AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS D. Jusiewicz, D. Philbrick, R. Napolitano, S. Roberts, Mr. Lee L. Jameson, J. Wells, D. Pendleton, K. Phipps, J. Smallwood. WIRE , FILMS, A D SWITCHE -pt, gm Philbrick, David Pendleton, and Stephen Currier set up the proiector in the auditorium for a movie used to supplement classroom work. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Audio-Visual Aids Club, active since the arrival of the first movie proiector at Beverly High School, functioned not only as a club, but as a vital part of the daily school routine. Under the guidance of Mr. Lee L. Jameson, eligible sopho- mores, iuniors, and seniors, without restriction to girls or boys, were instructed in the operation and care of record players, movie and slide pro- jectors, and tape recorders. Teachers frequently requested their assistance in classroom programs, and the club members were also at work behind the scenes during our assemblies. TOMORROW? BLISINESSMAN . 'hs BOTTOM ROW J Straw K Osborne J Johnson G LeFavour J Tate, L. lnnis, K. Lewis, T. Brooks, M Mason TOP ROW R LaScola W LaPuglia F Biraelli W Parks, P. Rioux, R. Philpot, R. Plummer, Mr Edward Deep lAdvisorJ ABSENT D Gagnon C Bennett J Pertipas, R. Farmer. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The Distributive Education Club, under the direction of Mr. Edward Deep, has had another rewarding year as the par- ticipants strived to attain better business and social aspects for the future years. The members of the Senior Merchandis- ing group comprise the club. Although all of the club's meetings were held in school, the major activities centered around banking, field trips, scholastic aid, and other business functions. Throughout the year dues were collected to finance activities at the end of the school year. CHEERS A D CHALLE GE B GIRLS' INTRAMURAL CLUB OFFICERS GIRLS' INTRAMURAL CLUB The leadership ot Betty Peterson Mary Blair Brenda Payson and Linda Cloran together with student representatives Lois Trembly Donna Erickson Sally Nor ris Elly Williamson Lynn Hanlon and Judy Palm-composed the nucleus of the Girls' Intramural Club, popularly known as G.l.C. Under the direction of Miss Anne L. Farley, the girls of Beverly High participated in a variety of competitive sports ranging from bowling in local al- leys, field hockey, tennis, and softball to volleyball and basketball in the gym. Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors alike enioyed the opportunities offered to them through G.l.C. I Girls prepare for another jump-ball during G.l.C. practice BOTTOM ROW: S. Norris, J. Palm, B. Payson, Secretary, L. Trembley. SECOND ROW: E. Williamson, M. Blair, L. Cloran, Treasurer. TOP ROW: L. Hanlon, E. Peterson, President, D. Ericson. G.l.C. Girls travel with the ball, as another play is put into motion. LIFE I BUT A STAGE 4- ' J A.. ' - G. c T M, .,,. ,' V f' . , 1 . I.: L FIRST ROW: N. Nelson, P. Polanski, A. Lipporto, C. Burrow, R. Saunders, P. Bona, D. Whelply, J. Astle. SECOND ROW: L. Hill, B. Davison, S. Glot, C. Rutstrom, J. Fuller, N. Murphy, S. Tormey, M. McCauldy, E. Donahue. THIRD ROW: R. Winters, W. Cambell, E. Gentley, J. Wells, Cartman, R. LaMonte. il The prop room has many interesting articles, as P. Hubbard and D. Lohnes find out. 48 DRAMATIC CLUB At B.H.S., interested students may learn about the theater by ioining the Dramatic Club. Besides the nor- mal procedure of learning backstage skills and giving impromptu skits, the club had guest speakers and dra- matic films. Usually, the Dramatic Club presents a Drama Night for the entertainment of students and Bev- erly residents, but it was not possible this year due to the departure of Miss Catherine Hanf, advisor. Miss Sandra Johnson, the present advisor, and the club's 35 members presented a film to interested people in order to raise funds for next year's club. Leading the members in the fund raising project were the offi- cers: Lauraina Hill, President, Susan Galot, Vice-President, Jody Fuller, Treasurer, and Janet Burrow, Secre- tary. INFINITLIDE OF TALE T al. i n J. Carnevale and M. Travsky, two of B.H.S.'s favorite cowgirls, sling out the song, Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better. TALENT SHOW On January 24 the annual talent show was pre- sented to the student body. Faculty advisor was Mr. Lawrence Drouin, and Master of Ceremonies D. Vitale introduced the acts. Talent displayed included: vocals by K. Lewis, L. Balliotis, J. Carnevale, M. Travsky and D. Richards, the Sauerkrauters with S. Roundy, P. Tannebring, and K. Doane, the 'lLadybugs with S. Wales, N. Quinlin, S. Dooling, and K. Goodron, an accordion selection by P. Pilonski, a piano piece by W. Nicol, organ music by P. Bona, a comical take-oft on TV commercials by R. Conrad, a iazz band composed of R. Davenport, P. Marciano, A. Lawrence, R. Dou- cette, D. Winters, and R. Moran, and the Jazz Quintet Minus One with W. McGuire, D. Howard, G. Christo, and D. Davenport. P. Polinski whips Out a song on his ac cordion. D. Howard, R. Davenport, W. McGuire and G. Cristo stage a jam session during the January Talent Show. 49 FAMILIARITY BRIDGES MISUNDERSTA DI G B.H.S. Frauleins, K. Doane, S. Roundy, P. Tanne- brig, sing a melody of German tunes, January Talent Show. GERMAN CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Lila Hennessey, the German Club has grown considerably since its start two years ago. The present officers are William Nicol, president, William Horne, vice-president, William Garrison, secretary, and Wayne McGuire, Treasurer. The German enthusiasts met the first and third Mondays of each month after the regular school day. A business meeting was followed by a program prepared by two different members each week. The main purpose of the club's activities-to increase the student's appreciation, culturally and socially, of the German language-was achieved through the presentation of informal skits, tapes, use of popular German reading material, and a lecture by a German exchange student. Highlight of the cur- riculum was a field trip to Tivoli, the German festival sponsored by Boston University. BOTTOM ROW: P. Tannebig, L. Duncanson, S. Schwartz, R. Levy, L. Salter, K. Sangster, B. Glidden, G. Suggs, G. Laventis, M. Kingsey, M Gibbs. MIDDLE ROW: W. McGuire, M. Ward, S. Currier, E. Arnold, P. Polanski, S. Roundy, N. Bradstreet, D. Sawse, J. Richardson, S. Melansi W. Horne, D. Sitek. TOP ROW: R. Cohen, W. Nicol, W. Yarrison, L. Libert, D. Drown, D. Scaneon, D. Toorks, R. Lockhart, R. Daly, G. Medis 50 E THLISIASTS O THE SKI SLOPES T I bk BOTTOM ROW: C. Meuller, B. King, D. Macquarrie, J. Denly, R. Hitchings, W. Campbell, S. Frasca, J. Cunluff, R. Carr, D. Scanlon, P. Oulette SECOND ROW: C. Hartt, M. Davis, P. Gasperoni, S. Cooney, N. Murphy, L. Costello, C. Tosi, M. Campbell, D. Tanguy, N. Charland, D. Nardella THIRD ROW: G. Goodwin, S. Tomblin, Mrs. Levin, L. Giardunilla, S. Lampenen, J. Bianchi, S. Campbell, C. Dooling, B. Dove, S. Freedman, S Wales, S. Durgin, L. Libert, B. Hutchinson, G. Lohnes. TOP ROW: L. Stanley, D. Aster, G. Hopkins, P. L'ltalien, C, Jalbert, J. Bianchi, G. Frasor B. White, D. Andrews, B. Ward, J. McCarthy, L. Day. SKI CLUB The ski club, supervised by Mrs. Levin and headed by a student committee of advanced s kiers, was formed to provide fun and enioyment for pupils interested in that sport. Ski lessons were available to acquaint beginners with fundamentals of skiing, while more advanced participants enjoyed ski trips to New Hampshire. All active members also attended weekly skiing at Hamilton Ski Slopes at reduced rates. BOTTOM ROW: J. Belsky, P. Tanzella, J. Rollins, G. Salvenelli, R. Rhudolph, E. Borsetti, N. Eland, B. Glidden, D. Gifford, D. Jacquaith, S. Cole. SECOND ROW: C. Feilding, N. Allen, L. Rogers, J. Thomas, D. Dube, A. Quigly, R. Kiddle, N. Spittle, N. Gibbons, R. Levy, S. Tibbets, S. Coons, B. Allen, S. Roundy. TOP ROW: C. Twombly, J. Hood, E. Potter, S. Pomfret, L. Flannagan, D. Drown, A. Tilas, R. Stone, D. Burkhart, F- Carr, B. Siegal. 5I X SPQRTS PUNTS, PASSES, A D PLAYS EQUAL In the football game against Saugus, B.H.S. bulldozed its way to a 28-0 victory. lf J Co-Captains, T. Erwin and D. McKenna BOTTOM ROW: D. Wilkins, W. Coletti, M. Ryan, T. Erwin, J. Sihpol, T. Gallagher, K. Overburg. SECOND ROW: J. Levine, S. Nile, R. Borsetti, G. Townshend, S. Davidson, R. Tiori. TOP ROW: C. Chenard, D. Oherne, G. Miller, P. Q Johnson, J. Forte. FOOTBALL The T963 Beverly High School football team fin- ished seventh in the state. Although this is not as high as in previous years, it is a commendable record for our iniury-ridden ball club. Throughout the sea- son, the top scorers were Terry Erwin with twelve touchdowns, Dave Tomeo with four touchdowns, and Dave Wilkins with three touchdowns. The leading pass receivers were Peter Johnson, Dave Tomeo, and Tom Lemire. Again the Beverly High School football squad was coached by Mr. Roy Norden assisted by Nlr. John Lapsley and Mr. George Accomando. These men and the football team combined their efforts with phy- sicians and teachers to give Beverly a team to be proud of. ,33 '32'lf it L' r ,,5t,3t.,g '30 'T THE BLACK A D ORA GE IN ACTIO Wall W ' 4: ll '14-nn QSYIELYBS 1 -run i 'Q V 'ag' MR. CHARLES A, WALSH Coaches: Mr. Kinnaly, J.V. Coach, Mr. Accamando, Backfield Coach, Mr. Director of Afhlefics Lapsley, Line Coach, Mr. Norden, Head Coach, Mr. Foster, Trainer, Mr. Sanborn, J.V. Coach. FOOTBALL Several of the individual players excelled in var- ious games, such as Dave Wilkins in the Haverhill game, Terry Erwin in the Saugus game, Tom Lemire in the Gloucester game, and Dave Vitale in the Peabody game. Bill Coletti, winner of the McLean Trophy for outstanding sportsmanship in the Thanks- giving game, John Sihpol, winner of the Burning- ham Trophy, and Greg Cotararo, recipient of the Fred Bucci Memorial Award for the outstanding lineman, received public recognition for their ex- ceptional efforts during the football season. 12,260 football fans climaxed the T963 season by comprising the largest crowd ever to attend the traditional Thanksgiving Day game with Salem. BOTTOM ROW: M. Coughlin, T. Lemi SECOND ROW: L. Bennett, R. Burke, R. Foley, B. Feldman, D. Eaton, J. Wiley, J, Accoune, re, B. Dockham, D. McKenna, D. Vitale, G. Coteraro, R. Beaulieu. B. Black, G. Smith, R. Wallace, D. Vagos, W, Cottle, TOP ROW. Bo 64 'mx 5 aa' 24 ., 3Q,42 Nw' l .--1 THE THRILL OF VICTORY, The football seems quite slippery to a member of Beverly's varsity football team during the game against Saugus. J.V. members participate in rugged to build up physical stamina. . exercises Before a scrimmage, the Junior Varsity engages in physical contact to increase their playing proficiency. Edllwwhnu 56 ,pa Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy SCOREBOARD 12 HaveHHH 28 Saugus 22 Peabody 22 Laurence 14 O 6 8 THE AGO Y OF DEFEAT fur Q 9 3 Q K,f -I I I I I 1 r-s 1 1.7 BOTTOM ROW: T. Mitchellg P. Connaughtong P, Carr, M. McPherson, F. Mercuriog R, Walshg T. McMahon, J. Vacaurog R. Dawson. MISSING: J Alexander J Copleas cocaptain D Gauthier co captain T Liporto D Markham K Noonan W Roundy andJ Davey TOP ROW R Morse B Carnevale R Shaw S Gurman D DnCarlo P Ahern A Ventresca A Dufazno J Corbett R Keans G Stephanos MISSING J Alex ander J Copleas cocaptann D Gauthler co captaun T Lrporto D Markham K Noonan W Roundy anolJ Davey 9 as Beverly Hughs JV Team wuth a record of seven wrns and one loss shows great potentual for next season s football team Beverly 36 Gloucester I 5 Beverly 22 Danvers 8 Beverly O Newton I4 Beverly 6 Brookline 38 Beverly O Salem 42 DJ SKILL PAVED THE PATH TO VICTORY SCOREBOARD Beverly 53 Reading 24 Beverly 49 Lawrence 28 Beverly 64 Medford I3 Beverly 59 Lowell I8 Beverly 47 St. John's 30 Beverly 53 Andover 2.4, Beverly 68 Keith Academy 9 Beverly 67 Bishop Fenwick IO Beverly 56V2 Salem 2OV2 INDOOR TRACK Best B.H.S. team we've ever had. With these words Coach Hammond summed up the Indoor Track Team's record. The sixty-boy team won every match and set more records than in any previous year. They then proceeded to win the North Shore League Championship for only the second time in our school history. The team now has a record of eighteen straight wins. Crossing the finish line, Captain J. Phillips is ex- hausted after a winning run. INDOOR TRACK TEAM BOTTOM ROW: J. Wittenhagen, M. Stanton, R. Daley, A. McKown, A. Katz, L. Gould, R. Brown, F. Appolloni, G. Ray, J. Corbett, R. Norris. SECOND ROW: E. Peiro, M. Coughlin, M. DeCruz, J. Lunn, R. Ouelette, B. Annis, J. Phillips, N. Murray, T. Lemire, J. DiAngelo, W. Coletti D. Colby. TOP ROW: Coach Hammond, Mr. LaPointe, W. Harney, B. Butterworth, R. Curtis, P. Carr, R. Morse, D. Broadman, D. Hazzlgrave, M. Murray, L. Libert, T. Smithers, B. Killeen, R. Minigan. 58 VICTORIES, TROPHIES, A D CHAMPIONSHIP E:aJav?i1 -flsfttfftfs , 3 ' u CROSS COUNTRY BOTTOM ROW: A. McKown, B. Annis, B. Killeen, J. DiAngeIo, J. Lunn, R. Ouelette, E. McFadden, R. Spoerry, R. Norris. SECOND ROW: D. Drown, R. LaBonte, B. Lam, A. Hinckly, M. Stanton, D. Hazelgrave, G. Ray, J. Michaud, R. Brown, S. McQuarrie. TOP ROW: Coach Hammond, C. Taisook, J. Bouchard, D. Borden, J. Dorman, J. Prenclerqest, D. Sooe, G. Simon, J. Powers, R. Gilman, J. Wittenhagen, Mr. LaPointe. Athletic Field. Co-captain Joe DiAngeIo, Coach Frederick Hammond, Co- captain Jeff Lunn. CROSS COUNTRY Through the coaching of Mr. Frederick Ham- mond and the leadership of Co-captains Joseph DiAngeIo and Jeffrey Lunn, the cross country team completed its' fourth consecutive unde- feated season with a record total of thirty-five victory, County straight dual meet wins. Sparked to Robert Norris placed first in the Essex meet, with Marshall Stanton coming in second. The State meet saw Robert Norris finish second, England while he scored fourth at the New Meet. Our cross country team has a record to be proud of this season-eight wins and no losses, third place in both the Class A State meet and the Catholic Memorial Invitation meet, and first place in the Essex County Conference. SCOREBOARD Beverly I5 Wakefield 50 Beverly I5 Haverhill 50 Beverly 20 Danvers Beverly 20 Lawrence Central Beverly 21 St. John's Beverly 24 Lawrence Beverly 22 Lynn English Beverly I 8 Salem I1. BHS tracksters huff and puff while crossing the course through Cooney iw, SKATES, SKILL, AND SPIRIT MEANS HOCKEY The 1964 B.H.S. hockey team, with a record of 3 wins, IO losses, and l tie, did not have a very successful season. How- ever, the four seniors on the team-Kevin Burke, Daniel Kelleher, David Osborne, and Captain Dave Cicchetti-were considered outstanding players by Coach George Kinnaly. Nine out of.the Thirteen players will be returning to the hockey line-up next season, enhancing Beverly's chances for an improved record. af- , s - --us. - -5 . . .. HOCKEY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: D. Cicchitti, D. Osborne, P. Vincent, G. Gilligan, A. Johnson, D. Kelleher, P. Carroll. TOP ROW: Mr. George Kinnally D Lohnes, R. Ossoff, G. Burke, W. Conway, P. Connery, M. Gilligan, D. Kausel, H. Clark. MISSING: K. Burke. Captain D. Cicchitti and Coach G. Kinnally. 60 SCOREBOARD Beverly Saugus Beverly Gloucester Beverly St. Mary's Beverly Malden Catholic Beverly Amesbury Beverly Peabody Beverly St. John's Beverly Swampscott Beverly Lynn Classical Beverly Woburn Beverly Marblehead Beverly Lynn English Beverly Danvers Beverly Salem B.H.S. PUCKSTERS IN ACTIG . 4-af! s. 1 Goalie D. Cicchetti seems a bit exhausted after an arduous hockey game. During hockey practice A. Johnson speeds towards the hockey puck. L-.. ,I ,Q f V If 6I A WI TER SPORT WITH 1- ff' 1 Teammafes D. Osborne and B, Connolly match Their skills Balance, as displayed by R. Ossoff, is an asset for a hockey during a practice hockey game. player. 15 N. L X x ,X 5 'QQ It Basic training, for hockey players such as D. Osborne and J. Gilligan, is proper use of equipment. 62 BASKET , BALLS, A D BE ERLY BOYS MEA BASKETBALL Balance was the key to the i964 basketball team. Having lost all of last year's starters, Bev- erly faced a hard fight in a league dominated by veterans. Hovvever, four competent boys .gypsum were found in the choice of G. Eckmann, B. Reid, , . qv ' G. Morrison, and B. Dow as starters. The boys, working together 'as a team, ex- perienced an excellent reward of eleven wins and five losses. Each member proved valuable and outstanding in his field. Once again, Beverly qualified for the State Basketball Tournament in Boston. COACH GEORGE TAYLOR gif: ' l 5.51 T I if ' - fm 11,,?i?iif'F ,,, , ti - ' Q is ' ef ' 2 1 S BJ! 6.24.9 B119 au Q'-9 Til g44 31-j3f M, gg il 'W42i 53.25 510, QSO al lT'lBj2 JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: M. Goldberg, T. Donovan, J. Hopkinson, D. Dinnerman, C. Twambly, D. Donovan. TOP ROW: G. Ambrose, G. Stephanos, W. Pariseau, T. Martin, J. Dorman, A- Bulger, D- Mafkham- ACTIO ON THE COURT I . we , ly - , ' t 2 K I -J J nam 4' 1 h ! , A . Q 2 2 ...Y 1 'Q -'f r N565 'xxliiiz ff' Qlgl P'v?'Ay9:Jf! Q -J 1 l ,f '24, . V iv V Dunn., '1 -WML, :Mfr 4: r-JL. ? -D BOTTOM ROW: L. Alden, D. Vitale, B. Hamilton, D. Lorenyano, T. Gallagher, G. Copeles, L. Rubenstein. TOP ROW: P. Daniels S. Davidson, J. Morrison, G. Eckmann, B. Dow, B. Reid, D. Wallace. J.V. players display intense I concentration as they ob- serve Coach Richard Batchel- der mapping out strategy for a game. Ii 1, 1, fi. All eyes point foward the ball as each player waits eagerly for 1he rebound. SCOREBOARD Beverly 52 Lawrence 60 Beverly 58 Peabody 45 Beverly 57 Lynn English 59 Beverly 79 Lynn Classical 55 Beverly 63 Gloucester 35 Beverly 45 Haverhill 44 Beverly 52 Saugus 55 Beverly 62 Salem 61 Beverly 83 Lawrence 74 Beverly 64 Peabody 46 Beverly 74 Lynn English 77 Beverly 45 Lynn Classical 26 Beverly 68 Gloucester 31 Beverly 57 Haverhill 37 Beverly 72 Saugus 59 Beverly 51 Salem 55 66 B.H.S. HGOPSTERS ln 1 h e J.V. game against Haverhill, D. Donovan holds the ball as an opponent moves closer to break The pass, gy-X G. Eckmann and an opponent engage in a lump ball .leaf f .31 .-deff -1 a 1 35' Wi' Q1 . 'Jy 5' 1- e1.?k,,.,,xs,?.xYv, . VV ,,, 4.-- - XM. M. . ,f rr X, , adrian aw- v-v -N f , , 1 I TEAM T0 BE PRGUD OF O -4 '55 V 1 ik. ,1 ' Q ' J' A ' ' K a , P ,, Q. ar- 'f , Fife' ,,4g.1 ' ' .W F, In f M, H' l l l Beverly fans anticipate a score from foul shot by Gary Eckmann. + A loose ball during the Beverly- Haverhill game catches eve-ryone's afteniion. 67 14 E JOYMENT AND FAIR PL Y in , a. 9 ,lg tr sl ' VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: C. Barry, J. Twombly, B. Peterson, B. Lyons, and D. Sullivan. TOP ROW: L. Porter, C Brown, J. Ahman, S. Presson, E. Cloran, C. Russell, and B. Simon. GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year the Beverly High School Girls' Basketball Team recorded a slate of 5 wins and 5 losses, vvhile the Junior Varsity Team had a vvinning season with 8 victories and only 2 losses. With Miss Farley as coach, thirty-tive girls sacrificed their time each afternoon, Monday through Friday, to practice. The Coach Farley and Captain Betty Peterson T7 . ax L .fig . l captain this year was Betty Peterson, Loyce Porter and Barbara Simon acted as managers, keeping the score and the time during the games. The girls par- ticipated in varsity basketball, not only for the sake ot playing, but also for socialization and enioyment. SCOREBOARD Beverly Salem Beverly Swampscott Beverly Marblehead Beverly Saugus Beverly Gloucester Beverly Salem Beverly Marblehead Beverly Saugus Beverly Swampscott Beverly Gloucester THROUGH VICTORY OR DEFEAT Girls rush for the rebound at Beverly-Marblehead game. , JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: J. Cassell, C. Daley, M. Blair, E. Williamson, G. Peterson, A. Roberts, J, McCabe, J. Chruniak, L. Hanlon. TOP ROW: G. Franklin, R. Rudolph, S. Moffet, C. Tosi, L. Cloran, S. Collins, F. Campbell, A. Libert, G. Driscoll, M. Gerren. T P X - LINDERCLASSMEN 7I THE JLI IOR YEAR... 2 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: R. Crean, R. Wallace, P. Thompson, M. Doherty, S, Swan, K. Nimblett, G. Peterson, P. Johnson. TOP ROW: W. Yorrison, R. Lockhard, S. Melei, H. Clark, L. Rubenstein, M. Stanton, J. Forti. JUNIOR CLASS The Class of T965 has contributed talent and energy in making B.I-I.S. a school to be proud ot. Beginning our sophomore year with curiosity, anxiety, and ex- citement, we gradually adiusted to the pattern of school life. As iuniors we distinguished ourselves ,in school activities. Class leaders were Richard Wallace, Peter Johnson, Gail Shepard, Susan Swan, and Joseph Forti. Many ot us were members of BEVERLEGA, AEGIS, the Math Team, Choraleers, and Beverlaires. David Tomeo, Glenn Townsend, Robert Norris, Marshall Stan- ton, Steve Davison, and James Gilligan ranked among the outstanding athletes. Planning tor college and careers became increasingly important as the year progressed. Now we were ready to accept the role of leadership from the graduating class, as we looked forward to our Senior Year. JUNIOR BEVERLEGA STAFF BOTTOM ROW: E. Donahue, V. Mitchell, J. Turner, G. Barry, P. Pelonzi, C. Watts, G. Matson, R. Rapisarda. TOP ROW: D. Jusiewicz, P. Colby, F Raumer, P. Prokop, P. Hftchings, N. Linden, R, Ossoff. Absent when picture was taken: Susan Doherty. 72 ,,.-,I itil Yr il f l i I I l I I I l A TIME FOR LEARNING 9 Q JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Forti, Treasurerg S. Swan! Treasurerg R. Wallace, Presidenlg P. Johnson, Vice-President IAbsenf: G. Shepard, Secretaryj S . f Lx il ' Ll if G. Barry and B. Black glance through ,X vi, geometry proiecfs. E K V aw i l R. Levy and J. Levine do research for their German theses in the school library. Xu A TIME FOR FLI , D l The H'-adYbUQ5fH S- Doonngf N- Quinlan, K- Goodfowf and S- Demo Agganis and Edward Deep, Junior Class advisors, offer advice Waies en7e 'a'n at 'ne Talent Snow- on financial matters to the class officers. Mrs. Levin and some of her ski club members practiced on the Hamilton slopes. 1' l - -' If 1. ,V -as fa' f . -s H - 544' V - a '4 5 ..,4, ' x A-,,,',.,e X. V W Alf- wut! I ' -. 1- fn.-h i XXX L1--I 74 s, 5 i Junior girls bring a little spice into rhcir lives by eating cer- mil af lunclw. S. Swan, C. Bixbee, A. Mc- Gown and A. Racow wait their turns at the burettes during lab. 75 LITTLE SOPH . . . BOTTOM ROW: J. Palm, T. Marciano, E. Haskell 02 i SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD , M. Burnes, N. Davis, P. Tracey, J. Pszenny, D. Fortunato: TOP ROW: R. Benecletti, M. McPherson, D. Kausel, W. Consone, D. Dinerman, D. Donovan, S. Klublock. SOPHOMORE CLASS Now that June is here, we, the class of l966, take time to reflect upon our first year. While furthering our knowledge in such by stubborn combination locks, confusing one-way stairways, and ignorance of the rules of the school, we have adapted to the unfamiliar surroundings. Our time has been well-spent in our first year. While furthering our knowledge in such fields as biology, mathematics, languages, and business education, we attained com- mendable goals in scholarship. At the same time, members of our class participated in and supported extracurricular activities in- cluding sports, assemblies, the talent show, student council, and clubs. Under the guid- ance of our class officers and executive board, we conducted a class dance for the benefit of the entire student body. Having completed a rewarding sophomore year, we are eagerly anticipating the chal- Ienge of the future and our next two years at B.l-l.S. 76 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: N. Davis, secretary, D. Dinerman, president. TOP ROW: W. Consone, vice-president, D. Donovan, treasurer. APPREHENSIVE A D LINSLISPECTING . . . I K - F'!i,.,UIfv1t tvi-Q41 3- W 7 I ll-fill fx, .t ui 1-1-..- fs Q' 'X E.. X .mf ' X4 n f t m. A ' ' . li I 5 XX SOPHOMORE BEVERLEGA STAFF D. Barron, B. Travsky, N. Spittle, A. Liporto, S. Schwartz, and D. Dinerman. R. Carr, an active member of the ski club, demonstrates his technique on the slopes. Arduous testing is standard procedure for all sophomores. 77 RAPIDLY LEARN THE WAYS OF 'X Sophomores try for a new world record of qramming sfodems into the telephone boolh. lwfg K. Brown and P. Bartnicka receive the big brother Treatment from Senior Bruce Dow. 4 J sag, 'ITT1 plitst 1 12 Dissecting frogs is one of The more colorful events of The biology curriculum. ' Xgvv- XL 78 THE B.H.S. COMMLI ITY. T? yy .-4' 195 Engrossed in his subiect is B. Bixbee, a typical, studious sophomore. 4 N. Davis and D. Donovan, both members of the executive board, are meeting for unofficial business. S. Presson demonstrates the spirit of friendship to W.Butmun 79 -a- i V E - SENIQRS B.H. .- ONCE A WAY OF LIFE SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Constance Turlo, Mr. Robert Michel THE SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Robert Michel and Miss Con- stance Turlo, the Senior Class Ad- visors, played an important part in the success of the Senior Class. Their main duties were to help in arrange- ments for the class functions and to help complete the final arrangements for graduation. Throughout the year they advised the Senior Executive Board on necessary decisions. Through ,new measures such as a raise in class dues they guided the class over many rough spots. Without their valuable assistance, the Senior Class would not and could not have completed such a rewarding year. 'annul SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: L. Foan, R. Andreas, G. Homan, E. Lyons K Tower S. Knight, B. Homan, K. Overberg, D. Wilkins, R. Benedetti TOP OW A LIFE OF MEMORIES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class Officers-Joseph DiAngelo, president, Keith Overberg, vice-president, Barbara Homan, secre- tary, Gail Homan, treasurer-were probably the four students most re- sponsible for the accomplishments of the Senior Class. ln working with the class advisors, they organized such activities as the class dances and the Senior Class Play, and were greatly responsible for the smooth completion of arrangements for graduation. With the Senior Executive Board, the Student Council, and the Senior Class Advisors, they made necessary decisions throughout the year and suggested new measures to overcome difficulties. l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Keith Overberg, vice-president, Joseph Di Angelo, presi dent, Janice Carnevale, assistant treasurer. TOP ROW: Barbara Homan secretary, Gail Homan, treasurer. ROW R Hamilton, D. Contarino, T. Smithers, T. Pszenny, R. Gillespe, J Di Angelo W. Center, E. Day, R. Rena. ,fl r ,I I X13 ,X Members of the 4-J English class are the budding reporters responsible for The publication of the B.H.S. News RONALD ANDREAS, JR. Ronnie Electrical Engineer Sl id e Rule Clubg Home R o o m Officer CPresident and Treasurerfj T e n n is fManagerJ. 84 fi., ROSEMARY ANDREAS Rosey Airline Hostess Dramatic Clubg Student Ser- vice Corpsg Assembly Com- mitteeg Student Council fRepresentative and Offi- cerbg Home Room Officer fPresident and Vice-Presi- dentjg B-HIVE. A X1 2 x ARTHUR ABBOTT BARBARA G. AHO Art Barb Meteorologigt Cosmetologist Athletic, Scientific Investigation Mixed Chorus, Student Service Clubs, Corps, BEVERLEGA CTypingJ. ta, fuk' 16 CAROL ANN ALVIS Secretary Eddie Machinist EDWARD ANDERSON Equestrian Club, BEVERLEGA fTYPl'19li Usher at Graduation. Y 45. BETTE ANN ALLEN Bette Ann Artist Art Service Club, Mixed Chorus, Office Aid, BEVER- LEGA fArtl, PRUDENCE H. ANDREWS Prudy Retail Buyer Mixed Chorus. BONNIE P. ALLEN Fashion Illustrator Art Service Club. Nw Qii BRADLEY J. ANNIS Brad Chemical Engineer Athletic, Chess Clubs, BEV ERLEGA CSubscriptionJg Ush er at Graduation, Track fln door, Outdoor, Cross Coun tryj. 85 1 nm 'Q' LAURlNE R. BALIOTIS Belli Vocalist Dramatic Club, Mixed Cho- rusg Choralaires. M.. ',Q 5-1 M-V , ffl-',.i,jc. ' ,w,-1,- jf: A- fy CYNTl'llA BARRY Cindy Teacher Dramatic Club, Student Ser- vice Corps, Extracurricular Committee, Student Council lAlternatetg H o m e Room Officer lPresident, Vice- Presidentjy Cla s s Officer Ureasurertp BEVERLEGA CSubscriptionJ, Cheerleader, Usher at Graduation, Basket- ball, Class Dance Committee. ,.. -'J CAROL F. BENNETT Carol Airline Hostess Dramatic, Distributive Ed Clubsg Home Room Officer lSecretary, Treasurert. 86 hath? ffl LOUIS D. BENNETT Louie Teacher Athletic C l u by Fire-Extin- guisher Squad, Extracurricu- lar Committeeg Home Room Officer lVice - Presidenttp C I a s s Marshall, Footballg Class Dance Committee. PAUL R. ARCHIBALD EUGENE A, ASH, JR, Arch Gene Printer Business Ed Teacher Scientific Investigation, Future Teachers of America Clubs. ROBERT DAVID BATTIS Roaster J. BEAULIEU Bob Boleyo Dentist Jet Pilot Assembly Committee, B a n dp Fire-Extinguisher Squad, Extra- Talent Show. curricular Committee, Student C o u n c il CAlternateJ5 Home Room Officer lVice-Presidentjg Baseball, Football, Track lOut- door, lndoort. f .Ari ROBERT BABCOCK Bob Service Baseball. DONALD E. BAILEY Don Parrern Drafrer 3 ROLAND A. BEAULIEU Rolo Scuba Diver Skindiving Clubg F o o 1' b Track COutdoorJ. 3. 8 RALPH A. BENEDETTI Benny Machinist Home Room O f f i c e r CPresi- clenfj. Ag., I -'rm ' s. 'r T il . fig., ' 47- I 'J ,I llfi I T mln!! .. nil LII GALE FRANCIS BARTON Gale Typist Mixed chorus, BEVERLEGA lTYPl 1Ql- G i Va' - x 9 -A . of .X f T DEBORAH E. BATES Debbie Fashion Designer Equestrian Club: Cafeteria Aid, BEVERLEGA irypingy. PATRICIA BENNETT Pat Undecided 3?- SANDRA BERUBE Sandy Undecided Mixed Cborusg Home Room Officer iSecrefaryj. 87 VICTOR ALLEN BERUBE PHY'-Us A. BIERMAN Vic Phil Construction Engineer Beaufjcfan ,qi Home Room Officer CVice-Pres- identj. S, ,,,,,x, PATRICIA BONA HAZEL BOOTH Patrick . . fa' . Sissie .9 Organlst Typisf Dramatic Clubp Drama Night. Basketbau. During his stay at high school every student is acquainted with the ianitors and matrons, our indispensables at B.H.S. FREDIRICK D. BIRARELLI KENNETH BLADES Fred Ken Business Man Carpenter Skindiving, Distributive Ed. Clubs. 5 ,-.. Sd THOMAS BOURKE Tom Teacher Athletic, Chess Clubs. I 'Y , fl 4 fl tai are RICHARD JOHN BOURQUE Belly Accountant Athletic Club: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Extracurricular Commit- teep Student Council CRepre- sentativej Baseballg Football. if ELIZABETH BORSETTI Bette Hairdresser Equestrian, G.I.C. Clubsg Stu- dent Service Corps. VAT. GAIL ANN BOUCHARD Gail Teacher World Affairs, Future Teach- ers of America Clubs: Li- brary, Office Aidsg Student Service Corpsg Home Room Officer fSecretaryI. lf GY? Q37 SHIRLEY BRADLEY WILLIAM F. BRESNAHAN Shirley Bully Secretary Pro Baseball Home Room Officer CSecre- Athletic Clubg Baseball: Foot tary, Treasurerlg BEVERLEGA ball. Uvpiftgt- 89 NIJ -.Aff LONNA S. BROUDO Lonna Physical Therapist Dramatic, French Clubs, Of- fice Aideg Student Service Corpsg Student Council KAI- ternate, Representativejg AE- GIS CLiterary Staff, Officerj. CHRISTINA CARLETON Tina Teacher German Club fVice-Presi- dentjg Library Aideg Extra- curricular Committeeg Home Room Officer IVice-Presl- dentlg AEGIS fBusiness Staffly BEVERLEGA . CSUID- scriptionj. 90 Q? -0-if J 4.4 V414 CAROLYN R. BROWN Brownie Physical Education Teacher Dramatic Clubg Drama Night AEGIS IBusiness Staffj BEVERLEGA ISubSCriptlOn Advertisementjg Cheerlead ery Class Marshallg Basket ballg Class Dance Commit- teeg B.H.S. News. mi 6' JEAN ELIZABETH CARLIN Jean English Teacher Future Teachers of Americag Mixed Chorusg Office Aide: AEGIS CLiterary Staffl. 1 1 RONALD BRIGGS SUSAN BRINDLE Ron Sue Machinist Choreographer Chess Clubg Mixed Chorus. I if I 5,49 ,- xfg, , f, .T HORACE DELAND BURKHARDT Dale Undecided Athletic, Scientific Investigation Clubs. C . 3' 9 S JOHN BURNETT John Physical Education Teacher Athletic Club, Student Council fAlternateJ. l !' ll. EILEEN C. BRODSKY Eileen Undecided Future Teachers of Americag Guidance Aidefg Student Service Corpsg Home Room Officer Ureasurertg BEVERLEGA fLay- outby Usher at Graduation. .--gf-H fi ,, S . f. A 1 THERESA BROOKS Terry Hairdresser Distributive Ed. Clubg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentl. RICHARD BUSHBY ALAN L. CALER Dickie AI Buyer Heating Engineer Athletic Club, Track Clndoorj. 'ix 60- fa? 49-'fy f 'T I STEPHEN D. BROWN Steve Carpenter '32 's sr' KEVIN BURKE Kev Lawyer German Clubg Student Coun- cil fMember-at-Largej, C Rep- resentative-at-Largebf Home Room Officer fPresident, Vice-Presidentjg Class Of- ficer CPresidentjg Baseball: Hockey. REBELLE CHARLENE CARLMAN Rebbie Registered Nurse Debating, Scientific Investi- gation Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Bandg Orches- trap Drama Nightg Home Room Officer fSecretaryJy G.l.C.p Basketballg B.H.S. News. ...At -arf? JANICE PATRICIA CARNEVALE Jan Speech Therapist Future Teachers of America: Mixed Chorusg Talent Showp Class Officer CAssistant Treasurerjg Usher at Grad- uafion. 9I Q K GAIL CARRARINI . ,S A iv: PATRICIA A. CARNEVALE RUSSELL CARR r I ,Q Pat Russ fi Legal Secretary Teacher 4 4 W Student Service Corpsg BEVER- M6fI1TS6m. LEGA ITypingD. 5 X L BRUCE R. CARSON Gail Navigator Teacher U.S. Air Force Modern Miss Club, Student German Club, Math Team. Service Corpsg Home Room Officer CTreasurerDg BEVER- LEGA CAdvertisemeniI. KATHLEEN JOY CHRISTENSEN Kathy Secretary Dramatic, Equestrian Clubsp Extracurricular Committee: BEVERLEGA LSubscriptionIf G.l,C, 92 Yi, tr DAVID E. CICCHETTI Chick Lithographer Home Room Officer fVice- Presidentj, Hockey CCap- tain J. X is ' ff fi QA . .5 1. PATRICIA L. CASEY Pat Nurse Usher at Graduafiong G.I.C. CHERYL LEE CASSIDY Cheech Nurse Extracurricular Committeeg BEV- ERLEGA CAdvertisementJg G.I.C. - .. , ,K,,,:.R5 'G' Janice Holiday and Peter Daniels observe an oscilloscope one of the interesting instruments used in N CONSTANCE L. CLARK Connie Teacher World Affairs Clubg Student Service Corpsg Extracurricu- lar Commitleeg Drama Nighty Home Room Officer lVice- Presidentlg AEGIS fBusiness Staffl. 'im BARBARA JANE COLE Barb History Teacher Debating Clubg BEVERLEGA CSubscriptionJ. H J ,, THQ' vpiarwgp, ah' my CYNTHIA A. COOPER Cyn Medical Secretary Art Service, Dramatic Clubsg Guidance Aideg Drama Niglwtg Home Room Officer fVice - President, Secretary, Treasurerjg BEVERLEGA CAd- vertisementjg Class Dance Committee. 94 'Q 55150 wud 5 K Z MARTHA COLE Marty Undecided Student Council iRepresen- tative, Alternatelg Home Room Officer iPresidentJg BEVERLEGA CEditor, Copyj. :fix .V i-'. 2 Fi'. x 3' ,ii AN - JAMES F. COOPER Jim Agriculturist Track flndoor, Cross Coun- tryl. SUSAN JAN CLOPPER Suzy Ellen Executive Secretary ELLEN M. CLORAN Mathematician Modern Miss and Equestrian Clubs, Math Teamg Library Aideg Student Service Corps: BEVERLEGA lCopylg Basketball. .W PATRICK T. CONNERY Pat Patternmaker Student Council C Representa- tivelg Hockey. 7' 7 gp-iii ANTHONY P. CONNOLLY T. C. Accountant Athletic, Chess, Stage Craft Clubs. 'Nl w-wtf if 18113 ROGER COHEN Roger Physicist Radioactive Biology, German, Scientific Investigation Clubs, Blazer Recipient, Student Coun- cil lAlternateD, Home Room Officer CPresidentJ, AEGIS lEd- itor-in-Chief, Literary Stafflf 5 it it - RUTH CONRAD Ruthie Practical Nurse Modern Miss Club, C h 0 r u sy BEVERLEGA, 'JF PETER COLBY Pete Undecided Athletic Club, Student Council lRepresentativeJ, U s h e r at Graduation, Track llndoor, Out- doorj. DAVID B. CONTARINO Dave Accountant Athletic, World Affairs Clubs, 'Z'-.5 'inf R. WILLIAM COLETTI ! Q i -ssl' 'g'Tj Y JANICE CONNELL Bill Jan Accountant Commercial Artist Athletic Club, Football, AEGIS lBusiness Staffl Track flncloor, Outdoort. Usher at Graduation, Basket ball. Home Room Officer lPresi- clentjp Basketball, Baseball. .xii VERNON F. CORMIER, JR. Frank State Trooper AEGIS lLiterary Staffl. fi JOHN H. CORNING, JR. Johnny Teacher Athletic Club, Mixed Cho rus, Band lPre-sidentj, Or chestra, Student Music lPres identjy Track llndoor, Out doorj. 95 GREGORY L. COTRARO WAYNE COTTLE Greg Wayne Peace Corps Member Undefided Afl1leTlC Club: Home Room Ofll' Athletic Club: Fire Extinguisher cer CVice-Presidentig Basketballg Squad: Football, Football: Track lOutdoorJ. 'MZ' 11:27 -af PAUL CUCINELLI Cooch U.S. Air Force Athletic Clubg Mixed Chorusg Basketball CManagerJg Baseballg Football fManagerJ. it SANDRA CUMMING Sandy Nurse Debating Club, Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corps. 3' RICHARD CRAM NANCY CRAWFORD Dick Nance Machinist Librarian KS, 'UF STEPHEN D. CURRIER Steve Government Interpreter Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Ger- man Clubg Extracurricular Committeeg Student Council CAlternateJg Home Room Officer Ureasurerlg Track tlndoorj. PETER K. DANIELS Cheese Engineer Slide Rule Clubg German Clubg Home Room Officer Ureasurerlg BEVERLEGA CPhotographYl: Basketball fManagerD. gr MICHAEL COUGHLIN DONNA COULTS Mike Donna 'ga Businessman Secretary 7' Athletic Clubg Fire Extinguisher Modern Miss Clubg B a to n Squadg Basketball, Footballp Squadg G.l.C. , K1 Track COutdoorJg Tennis. ROY A. CROCKER PATRICIA CROWLEY Roy Pat Draftsman Airline Hostess Home Room Officer fTrea5- Modern Miss Club, Student ---my urerjg Track lOutdoorJ, Council CRepresentativeJ. i Lily - ,. This year's AEGIS Assembly was highlighted by a take-off on cafeteria life under the observing eye of Mr. Harland Carter, played by Wayne Mcquire. .5 V' ik ji .X 1' V tf wr' ' l I JOHN H, DEAN, JR. Dino Printer Isa ----11 JOSEPH L. DiANGELO Joe Accountant World Affairs Clubg Student Council fAlternateJg Class Officer fPresidentJ BEVER- LEGA CSubscription, Adver- tisernentyg Cross Country iCaptainJg Junior Rotarian. 98 C '7 CAROL JEAN DeClLLlS Carol Secretary BEVERLEGA fSubscription, RICHARD RAEBURN DAVENPORT Rinclwie Musician Math Teamg Talent Show Bandg Orchestrag BARBARA DAVIS Barb Social Worker Modern Miss, Equestrian Clubs, Guidance Aide, Home Room Officer tSecrefaryig BEVERLEGA !Subscriptiony5 B,H.S, News. W ,stiff 'Q f P7 ' P i .san Tvpingt. 'M fi? KATHLEEN E. DiANNl Kathy Registered Nurse Student Service Corpsg Home Room Officer fSecretary, Treasurerjg Usher at Grad- uationg U s h e r at Senior Play. 'Q-if EMMANUEL DEHARO Regi Printer 9-f wr:-fr x Gi JAMES WILLIAM DENSMORE Jim Architect Debating, Audio Visual Aids, German Club. JI-5 Db 'nag ' 5-1? JANICE DAVIS EUGENE ALLEN DAY Janice Gene Undecided Carpenter Modern Miss Club. Homeroom Officer CPresident7. 12 .wi-mln FV! - -,ff if K, Q if 1' 05- as if ,Q M, JOHN F. DENSMORE JUDITH A. DESLAURIERS Johnny Judy U.S. Coast Guard Nurse Chess Clubg Tracl' llndoor Out- F9 PATRICIA J. DeCONINCK Pat Teacher French Club, Future Teach- ers of America Clubsg Math Teamg Blazer Recipient: Stu- dent Service Corpsg Home- room Officer CVice-Presi- Clentlg BEVERLEGA fPhOIog- raphyl. 'C' MANUEL DeCRUZ, JR. Manny Teacher door, Cross Countryj. 5'-' -ar N Q ' Tu :tak if: vvtti .14 . ' . . -,r 5 Q Qisdx ' inf' fi 1 ,. j n .5 5-2-gc iNvl Wlsy' I , f -. '-hiIlN., , - .111 . T Yr-- il BRYAN DOCKHAM Doc Accountant Home Room Officer CTreas- R. JAMES DONAHUE Jim Draftsman Athletic, Dramatic Club e urerl: FOOYIDBII- Drama Night, AEGIS fLit ary Staffjg Indoor Trac Outdoor Track. 99 x. if During the annual pre-Thanksgiving day pep urging their football team on to victory. if ,4-4' 1 . ELLIS EDWARDS II DlANE ERIKSEN Bunny Di Undecided Secretary Boolcroom Clerk. Debating Club: Student Ser- vice Corps, G.l.C. QSenior Representativelg Usher at Graduation. Q is rally, a strong Surge of school spirit is released by Seniors DOROTHY ANN DUBE Dolly Medical Secretary Student Service Corpsg Usher at Graduation. 4'-4? .it31'ts ? i'Q'viI fe ' :iff Y ' STEPHEN G. DYER Steve Journalist Bandg Orchestrag AEGIS Cliter- ary Steffi. PATRICIA l.. DONAHUE Pat X-Ray Technologist Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer iSecretaryj, AE- GIS CBusiness Staffj, Usher at Graduation, Baton Squad. EDWARD J. DOROSZ Ed Undecided Audio-Visual Aids, Radioactive Biology, Scientific Investigation Clubs, Student Council CRepre- sentative, Alternatej, H o m e Room Officer Ureasurerj, B- HIVE, Track fOutdoor, Cross Countryl. JOHN A. EARLEY Crash Undecided GARY ECKMANN Oscar Accountant Athletic Club, Home ROOm Of- ficer CVice-President, Treasur- erl, Basketball, Cross Country. 119' 1 -5,6 X. l BRUCE DOW Bruce U.S.A.F. Athletic Club, Home Room Officer CSecretaryJ, Basket- ball, Track CCross Countryy, Golf. TERRENCE ERWIN ,gnu o--ll! LESLIE CHERYL DROWN Cherry Nurse Debating Club, Mixed C rus, Assembly Commit' Student Council fRepre: tative, Alternatej, BEM LEGA KSubscriptionl. A SUSAN ESPOSITO Erin Susie College Teacher Fire Extinguisher S q u a d, Debating, F r e n c h, Bi Home Room Officer lPres- Clubs, Mixed Chorus, ident, Secret-aryl: Football dent Service Corps, Hi fCaptainJ, Basketball, Track. Room Officer fPresic Vice-President, Treasur BEVERLEGA Hayoutl, I Girls' State. IC is ' 1- 7 M 'fi' ROBERT FERARA CIAROLE FERGNANI Farfo Ciarole College Graduate COHGQG BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionD. Student Service Corps: AE' GIS lBusiness Staffj. YQ' gnfl' 'w' RICHARD L. FORREST SUSAN L. FOSTER Rick Susie Printer Hairdresser Home Room Officer CPresi- Modern Miss Clubf BEVER- X Wal dem. ' LEGA csubscfspfion, Typ- ?' ingjg Baton Squad. I02 KATHLEEN FANN ING Kathy Private Secretary BEVERLEGA CSubscription 7. GAIL P. FIREMAN Firetruck Medical Technician ROBERT FARMER Bob Undecided Distributive Ed. Clubg Student Council lRepresen1ativej. 51 f-f' EDMUND J. FITZGERALD Fitz Machinist Art Service, Slide Rule Clubsp Student Service Corpsg G.I.C. 171 i F I i l l THERESA FARMER Terri Private Secretary Equestrian Club, Home Room Officer CVice-President, Secre- taryii BEVERLEGA fCopyD. 'NTD LENDELL G. FOAN Len Patternmaker Home Room Officer CPresi- denfbg Football. PATRICIA JANE FAULKNER Pat Elementary Teacher German, Future Teachers of America Clubs. K5 DIANE L. FORSSTROM Diane Linguistical Worker Debating, French Clubs, Stu- dent Service Corps, Home R o o m Officer CVice-Presi- dent, Secretaryti Cheerlead- ef. ' ,cf . ef- vf- ' 1 if vs.,- 5,- 'F'-7 LQQ ac' .H 'ki ' !Tff .i'i', BARBARA FIELDER Barb EARL FIN N EY Finney Secretary Undecided GLC., BEVERLEGA CPhotog- raphyl. ,, fl N W W are ' 'mfg 1-P7 PAUL M. FRANK SALLY FREDERICKSON Sultan Freddie COHG96 Secretary Home Room O f f 1 c e r fVice Modem M55 Club. Presidentjg BEVERLEGA CSub- scriptionj, I03 ya . . fa Fred ,Q Business ix'-sl RHONDA GABRIEL DIANE GAGNON Rhonda Laboratory Tech. Secretary Dramafic, R e v i e w Ma1h F r e n C h, Disfributive Ed. Clubsg Mixed Chorus: BEV- Clubs. ER LEGA l Subscription I p Ush- er a1 Graduation. l l i fi!- DANA FREDERICKSEN ASER FRISCH Ace Medical Worker Chess, Audio-Visual Aids Clubs. Twirling up a storm of spirit, the B.H.S. Baton Squad Thanksgiving pep rally. 'fi l added new color and variety to this ye-ar's v 2 1 i 1 'XY'- ,Z 'J l l ll l o l, ,, 'l i l - I l i l l i l l l l l i E l I04 CHARLOTTE FROST Charlie Doctor Scientific Investigation C l u b Blazer Recipientp Student Coun cil lAlternateJg Home Room Of- ficer CPresidentJy AEGIS COffi cer, Literary Staffj. JO ANN CHERYL FULLER Jody Social Worker Dramatic, Modern Miss Clubs: Drama Nighty Home Room Officer lAssistant Treasurerjg BEVERLEGA lAdvertisementJp G.l.C.g B.H.S. Newsg Publicity Committee Uunior Dancel. DAVID GALUSKA EARLE T. GAMBLE Galusk Earle Mason Math Teacher 4 x 1 Track COutdoorl. THOMAS E. GALLAGHER Gal Accountant Athletic Clubg Fire Extin- guisher Squadg Basketballg Baseballg Football. NANCY GAUDETTE ,, .1 fm W ICQ SILVANA GALLI Galli Medical Secretary Equestrian Clubp Student Service Corpsp Home Room Officer lSecretary, Treasur- ery, BEVERLEGA lSubscrip- tionlg G.l.C. ROBERT GERAS Nancy Bob Linguist Businessman Modern Miss, German Clubs. Athletic Club, Track llndoor Outdoorj. I05 Q6 1. X X ROBERT W. GILLESPIE Rob Doctor Athletic, Skindiving Clubsp Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer fPresident7g Hockey. P WILLIAM C. GODFREY Heiny Accountant Athletic Clubg Basketball. KAREN GHEN Karen Music Education French, Future Teachers of America Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Bandg Orchestrag Talent Showg BEVERLEGA iLayoutJ. MARCIA ELIZABETH GIBBS Gibbsie Registered Nurse German Club: Bandg Orchestra, 191 F. ,Z I RICHARD GREEN MARY GUIDARA Rich Mary Naval Career IBM Operator Audio-Visual Aids Club. Mixed Chorus, l06 Q, ALAN C. GOREN Webb Medicine Slide Rule, German, Scientific Investigation Clubsg Math Team: Student Council KRepresenta- tive, Alternatejg B-HIVE. Q 4 1 121 'Sf JANICE GOYETTE Goodies Nurse Student Service Corps, Student C o u n c il CAlfernateJg AEGIS fBusiness Staffjg BEVERLEGA CTypin9li G.l.C. ELAINE GIBLEN Elaine Medical Secretary Student Service Corps: BEVER- LEGA Hypinglg Cashier. - QD l fr'-1:9 DIANE GRANT Diane College Modern Miss Clubg Home Room Officer lTreasurerIp BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionI. MEREDITH GILES Merri Writer Usher at Graduation. ELIZABETH ANN GRANT Betty Teacher French, Future Teachers of America Clubs: Mixed Cho- rus: Student Service Corps. -V 'YQ gxvi Orff? WILLIAM C. GOODCHILD Cube Engineering Technician Athletic Clubg Track Un- doorl. egg Jw mia as I MARYANN E. HAGAN Martie Secretary Dramatic Clubg Mixed Chorusp Blazer Recipientg AEGIS CBUSI- ness Stal-FI, Baton Squad. ax.. 'Q GERALD B. cooovvim Jerry Chemical Engineer Slide Rule, German, Ath- letic Clubg Math Teamp Stu- dent Council CRepresema- tiveh. fo 4-r Y o FRANKLIN C. HALL Frank Printer I07 HARRY HALL WILLIAM V. HALL Chip Bill Policeman Service Athletic Clubg Basketball. I is M 'i ng K+ v JR f. 'I ' I 4 ua' ,I mi ELAINE HAMOR RALPH HAMOR Butch Skip Legal Secretary Lawyer BEVERLEGA lTypinQli Bas- ketball. 'Q fi' 405 50 'i I08 ' l 'T' ROBERT E. HAMILTON CHERYL HAMMOND Bob Cherie Public Relations Secretary Athletic Club: SYUCICVYT Council Equestrian Club, Student Ser CMernber-atelargejg Home Room vice Corps. Officer lPresidentDg BEVERLEGA fSubscription, Advertisementj. A. PHILLIP HARTT III DIANE R. HASKELL Ticker Diane Service Social Worker French Clubg Home Room Offi- cer fVice-Presidentig BEVERLE- GA CAdverYisementJ. GX .I ...Q 2? ff, 2 f B.H.S.'s injury-ridden football club provided the the-me for a lively skit enacted by the cheerleaders, budding entertainers during the pre-Salem game pep rally. JANET C. HANNIBAL ROBERT HARDENBROOK Cathy Bob Bookkeeper Armed Service Q 'i Baton Squad. Home Room Officer lTreas ',,-an urerjg Baseball: Football ' Track flndoor, Outdoorl. Z . JACK HATFIELD ROBERT HATHAWAY Smiling Jack Enoch ml Welder Commercial Artist Art Service Club. M 5 S 5 1' I-ff uf ...2.:',-.gig . ' 'Iii' 'ln X. . ,,,.,. . I Q !!S'Jlf A Dramatic Clubg Drama Nighty Thespian Society, Student Coun- cil fllepresentativejg H o m e Room OfficerfSecretarYli Foot- ' I WILLIAM HATHAWAY JOHN F. HAZELL Johnny Undecided Business J ' N x Ytiw --.ff ball. X' X 4 ,rr ' X. XQ we I 7' I' CYNTHIA ELAINE HERSEY DAVID HESSON Sue Dav Airlines Reservationist Electrician Equestrian Club. Track lOutdoor, lndoorj. PAYE HOLLIS Faye Kindergarten Teacher Math Teamg Library Aideg Stu- dent Service Corpsg Student Council fAlternateJ. BRIAN HUBIS JOHN HURLEY Hobie John is Teacher Mortician Mixed chorus, BEVERLEGA I M lSubscription, Advertisingjg -1 17 7 Cross Country, Golf. IIO Y, W Q'-'ln BARBARA ELLEN HOMAN Barb College Office Aideg Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer fSecretary, Treasurerjg Class Officer fSecretarYl: Cheerleader. ,qui JOHN J. HEALY John Electronics v 1. V-'Lv-A -.-.- , ee ,-. A. MICHAEL T. HENNESSY Mike Teacher Stage Craft Club. qv Vt .- 9 5 , wf,nl K, i I A E II GAIL ANN HOMAN Gail College Office Aideg Student Service C o r p sg Home Room Officer CSecretary, Treasurerjp C I a s s Officer Hreasurerjg Cheerlead- Qu. DAVID F. HOUGHTON Dave Engineer LURANA EDITH HILL Rana Jan Lawyer Chemist JANICE HOLIDAY Dramatic Club CSecretary, Presidenttg Student Service Corpsy Drama Night, Thes- pian SOcietyg BEVERLEGA CPhotograpl'1yJ. Mixed Chorusg Baton Squad Senior Reception LDecorat ing Committeet. X JUN fun.. ef. C ,'.7 ,N-P' fq.,-v-my JAMES INGOLDSBY Jim Linda Auto Mechanic LINDA M. INNIS Marriage Mixed Chorusg S t u d e nt Council CRepre-sentativet. on ,X I ffl - sxivrm, Qc. ' 3 I- ' ' 1,- CHARLES J. IOVANNA GREGORY P, IRVING Jack Greg l.B.M. Operafor College Track flndoory. DONALD E, JOHNSON JUDITH JOHNSON Don Judy Journalist Secretary Track IOuIdoor, Indoorj. Distributive Ed. CIUIJ. Q? Q 'T DANIEL KELLEHER Danny College Student Council CRepresen- 1a1iveJg Hockey. II2 PAUL KELLY Paul Forester AfhIetic Clubg G olf. -eff' JANICE KEATING Jan Secretary ii Q 1- .gm PATRICIA D. KEECH Keechie Nurse Baton Clobg BEVERLEGA CTyp- ingj WN-al In- Home Room Officer CVice-Pres identlg BEVERLEGA fSubscrip tionjg G.I.C. , .'. -F33 1 yan-Q SUSAN GAIL lsoM LINDA M- JAWO Sue Bee Registered Nurse Teaflwf BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJ. Student Service at Graduationg Basketball. . LV V ww- is RSKI X qv f' 'rb Corpsg Usher 1 as or-' Rehearsing for the February presentatio appear engrossed in their work. :Y .za MARILYN KATZ Marilyn Social Worker Dramatic Club, Student vice Corps. n of Servant of Two Masters, members of the Ser Drama ROSEMARY KEARNS Rose Nurse Debating, Dramatic, French Clubg B I a z e r Recipientg Guidance Aide, Stu d e nt Council fAlternateJg Usher at Graduation- Basketball. tic Club L A..-an MARY C. KINGSLEY Mary Scientist Debating, Physics Discussion, Radioactive, German Clubs, Math Team, Blazer Recipi- ent, Drama Night, AEGIS CLiterary Staffj. 44, V 1- i A '3- 4 ?f'P'75 f9X,5k'Qgs.'. ' 19' X SHARYN KNIGHT Knight Secretary Extracurricular Committee, Student Council CRepresent- ative, Officer, Member-ab I a r g e, Representative - at- largebg Home Room Officer CPresidentJ. CONNIE KENNEDY VIRGINIA 5. KENNISON COR Ginny Interior Decorator Undecided Art Service Club, Student Ser- Office Aide, BEVERLEGA lT,fp vice Corps. 5,-193, Q' -a '3' aku .nn-Q.. FRED D. LAUNSBY DAVID J. LAWLER Ted Crash Carpenter Machinist JOSEPH A. LANDERS Joe Patternmaker Home Room Officer CVice-Pres- iclenti. E, WAYNE l.aPUGl.lA Animal, Puddles Armed Forces Distributive Ed. Club. ll4 iff BRIAN P. KILLEEN MARCIA E. KING '41 Brian Dummy f 'GR College Worker Ns Athletic Clubg Home Room Of- Student Service Corps: Smdenl l. ficer Ureasurerbg Track lln- C 0 U H C il lAlf9ff1aTeli H0019 ' door, Outdoor, Ci-Q55 Countryj, Room Officer lVice-President, ' Treasurerj. g.,-v 2 i RONALD LaBELl.E Ronnie Undecided tn-, 'FMP T77 JOHANNE E. LAMPREY Johanne Registered Nurse Talent Showg Football. Mixed C lt o r u sg Usher at Graduationp Choraleers. 'J an-.ang ROBERT A. LaSCOLA ROBERT J, LATINI Bob Lat , 'rl Commercial Artist Sfore Manager ' Distributive Ed. Club. Athletic, Chess Clubs, Student Council lAlternateDg Intramural Basketball. S ,'-4 'l'.:I'.? - u n X1 in AUS ALBERT LAWRENCE Al Professional Musician BEVERLEGA lAdvertise- mentjf Football. M. LOIS LAWRENCE Lo Medical Technologist Baton Clubj Student Corps, Home Room Service Officer l President, Secretary J. II5 3? 53 1 Main feature of this year's Ve1eran's Day Assembly was a speech by Francis Belofri, Lieuienant Governor of Massachusews. LOIS LEIGHTON Lois Medical Secretary 05 uni! .Q-ei THOMAS F. LEMIRE Tom Undecided Afhleiic, Slide Rule Clubsg Fire Extinguisher S q u a cly Student Council CAl1ernateJg Home Room Officer CVice Presidentlg Basketballp Foo? ball, Track Clndoor, Out- doorl. if f' LAURENCE LIBERT ROBERT J, LIBERT Larry Bob College Chemical Engineer German Club. Mixed Chorus. 'fs E 1 ROBERT J. LeBEL Bell Patternmaker Student Council fAlternate J. ROBERT B. LEFAVOUR MORRIS LEIBOVITZ Bob Morris Auto Mechanic Engineer Student Council CRepresenta- f ' tivel. l SUSAN CAROL LIEBERMAN Sue Elementary Teacher Skindiving, Future Teachers of America Clubs, Student Service Corps. KAREN A. LEWIS Cricket Music Teacher Dramatic, Distributive Ed. Clubsp Mixed Chorusy Talent Showg Choralairesg AEGIS fBusiness Staffly BEVERLE- GA CSubscriptionJ7 Baton Squadg G.l.C.p Basketball, Tennisg Softball. v t 1' .1 ,ix .53 bf 1' ELIZABETH J. LYONS Bette Medical Secretary Home Room Officer CPresi- denijg Basketball. BRENDA E. MARIA Bren Secretary Home Room Officer CTreas- urerjp AEGIS lBusiness Staffj. II8 W CANDACE MacARTHUR Candy Nurse Slide Rule, German Clubsg Assembly Commitfeeg Home Room Officer CPresidenfJp BEVERLEGA fcapy Ediforjp German Teachers of America Award, Cafe1eria Aide. I. STEPHEN MARKU NAS Steve Undecided HELENA LIPFERT PAUL L'lTALlEN Helena Shark Hairdresser Business Administration Mixed Chorus. 'H-M? is ax 'TS' LOIS CAROLYN MacLEOD MARY MARGARET MAHONEY Lo Airline Srewardess Mary Teacher Mixed Chorusp Student Council CRepresenfafiveJ7 G.I.C. R wc' ff Vi S sus' Q H' -' fl Y: KATHLEEN LOVERING Kathy Dental Assistant Modern Miss Club, Library Aide, Student Council CAlternatejg Home R o o m Officer CSecre- taryly BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tion, Typingb. JOANNE RITA MARCHETERRE Joanne Hairdresser French Club, Future Teachers of America, Student Service Corps. JEFFREY LUNN Jeff Chemist Athletic Club, Track Clndoor, Outdoor, Cross Country Cap- tain D. Q81 .4918- PAUL S. MARCIANO Marc Insurance Salesman Talent Show, Student Council CRepresentativeJ, Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjp Foot- ball. Quilt rp. X JAMES MacCARTHY NANCY J MACKEY Jim Nance Cabinetmaker Teacher Band, Track flndoorj. Future Teachers of Amer, Club: Guidance Aide BE E R L E G A CSubScription G.l.C. 4-ilu JOSEPH W. MARQUIS Monster Pau Electrician Machinist Athletic, Skindiving Clubs, Home Room Officer Home Room Officer fSecre- fary tarYl: BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tionjg Track Clndoor, Out- doorl. PAUL MARZERKA , . , ,TT 5 1 ,Q Q1- CAROL McDANlEL Mima Commercial Artist Dramatic Clubg Mixed Cho- rus. 541' DAVID R. McKENNA Dave Engineer Athletic, Slide Rule Clubsp Home Room Officer CVice- Presidentlp Baseball: Foot- ball lCaptainlg Track lOut- door, lndoorj, l20 GAIL M. MCELHENNEY Gail Secretary DIANNE MCKNIGHT Dianne Nurse French Club, Student Service Corps. N MAUREEN MASON KAREN McCORMACK Reene Mac Marriage Marriage Distributive Ed. Club CTreasur- Business Ed, Service Club erjf AEGIS fSalesmanJg G.I.C. 3EvERLEGA qrypinggl l +- f 7 EDWARD MCFADDEN CHERYL McFAULDS Ed Cheryl Teacher Secretary Mixed Chorus, Student Council Athletic, Modern Miss, Scientific fAlternateJg Home Room Offi- Investigation Clubs, Student Cer Ureasurerlg Outdoor Trackg Council CAlternateJg BEVERLE- Cross Country. GA CTypingJg G.l.C. ati i During the football season, B.H.S. Cheerleaders present pep rallies to raise the spirit of the body. MARYELLEN MCGRAIL Maryellen Journalist PETER MCG-UlRE Muggs Accountant nl Dramatic Clubg Student Service Athletic Club, Corps. NANCY McKOWN Nancy Interior Decorator cp Dramatic Club: Student Ser- ' q,,,1-I vice Corps. ff? nz . .64 ,za student JOHN N. MCPHERSON Mac College Athletic, Slide Rule, Audio- Visual Aids Clubsg Home Room Officer lVice-Presi- dent, Secretarylg Track lln- door, Outdoorj. ' l2l x,,.as. M -,dev PAUL L. McRAE PAUL MERCALDI Moose Ace Draftsman Draftsman RICHARD MOOD RAY MORAN Moose Ray Certified Public Accountant Undecided Athletic Clubp Home Room Athletic Clubg Football, Track Off i c e r lVice-President, Clndoorj. Treasurerjg Track lOutdoOrl. -c FRANK R. MURPHY JOHN EUGENE MURPHY Frank Murph Auto Mechanic Undecided Skindiving Club. l22 1 fan? JOHN D. MORRISON BARBARA A. MOULTON Johnny Barb Draftsman Secretary Student Council CRSPVBSGHTB' Dramatic Club, Student Service tive, Alternatejg Basketballg Co,-ps, Track lOutdoorJ. ' 2 'Rf If PATRICIA A. MITCHELL Pat Registered Nurse German Club, Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer fPresidentl, BEVERLEGA CCopyJ, Senior Reception Com- mittee. LINDA M. MUNSON Lynn Nurse French Club, Guidance Aide, Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer Ureasurerl. J DONALD MICHAEL MOCA Mr. Java Teacher Slide Rule, German Clubs, Home Room Officer fSecre- taryl. N? IGS CAROL F. MURPHY Murph Hairdresser Student Council CRepresenta- tively BEVERLEGA ISubscrip- tionj. t,.. ., NM, . . Q4 ' . ' 'WY , Wil gay ,xc A. 'f 7 ef' ret IU! XJ VF, MARSHA MORGAN Marsha Secretary Dramatic Club, Home Room Officer fSecretaryl. . WW? NEIL M. MURRAY Neil E52 DIANE MARIE MORNEAU Di College Debating, French, World Af fairs Clubs, Mixed Chorus Usher at Graduation. vzg,.i,Q I , ,, ., , X itz 2 . Nd?- 'PLjvl RALPH J. NAPOLITANO Napp l Accountant Athletic, Chess Clubs, Stu- dent Council fAlternateJ, Track flndoor, Outdoor, Cross Countryj. Certified Public Accountant Audio-Visual Aids Club. I I23 1 1l 9 KENNETH NELSON NANCY NELSON Ken N.N. Business School Theatrical Worker Dramatic Club: Student Ser- vice Corps, Thespian Soci ety. I Q 'Y t?QffFF ' 'A .c,1 , 9 i if A6 My . V Q 92 fm , lf? GEORGE H. NORTON DONALD FRANCIS George O'CONNOR Engineer Oakie Contractor Student Council C Represent ativej. l24 GEORGE E. NARDONE JR. JOYCE ANN NEISWENDER Tyke Joyce Aeronautical Worker Executive Secretary Athletic, Sklndlving Clubs, Stu- AEGIS lBUSi1'16SS Slaffl BEV dent Council lAlternateJ, Home ERLEGA l5UbSCfiPYiOr1l- Room Officer lVice-Presidentj. ROBERT C. NICKOLSON Nick Doctor Band, Orchestra. X: WILLIAM D. NICOL Willy Teacher of Music Chess, Debating, German Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Talent Show, AEGIS lLiterary Staffly BEVERLEGA lsubscrip- tionj. 5-f 't 1'-ff hiv:-u-7---ff - V-Annan' -+A .l3ll.F27.?-. if M Will .1 Iii fl Seniors stand in line to be measured for graduation caps and gowns, an event eagerly anticipated by every student. 2? 5 ELIZABETH Nl. NlCOl.L THOMAS NIMBLETT B9'ffY Tom Registered Nurse Certified Public Accountant French Clubg Student Service Track llndoor, Outdoorj. ,Q Corps. W' f Z'-if JACKSON O'CONNOR ROBERT ODOM Jack Bob Undecided Chemist xl, Radioactive Biology Scien xc' tific Investigation Clubs Math Team 5-Sl ,gl fs ,Jr 'ijt -4? N' we my THOMAS O'DONOGl'lUE MICHAEL F, OGRENl Oscar Mike College Welder Mixed Chorus, Home Room Officer CVice'PresidenfJ. Y r , , . 4 F ' '-ML ' 5 5,ff 'A , ' , RAYMOND R. OUELLETTE Ray Meteorologist Athletic C I u by Footballg T r a c k llndoor, Outdoor, Cross Countryj. X 1: 7 DAVID S. PENDLETON Dave Chemical Engineer Chess, Audio-Visual A i d s Clubsg Student Council lRep- resentativelg Home Room Officer lPresidentJg Hockeyg Track fOutdoorl. KEITH W, OVERBERG Keith College Student Council lRepresent- ativejg Home Room Officer lPresiclenfjg Class Officer CVice-Presidentlg Baseballp Football. 7-'ur 'if' 45:1 EDWARD PERO Eddie Technical Engineer Footballp Track llndoor, Out- doorj. 5 -ff-63' 50' 4---3 WILLIAM D. PARKS DONALD G. PARSONS Bill Donnie Businessman Engineer Distributive Ed. Cluby Home Room Officer fTreasurerJ. KATHLEEN A. OSBORN Oz Secretary Dramatic, Distributive Ed. CSec- retaryt Clubs: Drama Night Home Room Officer lSecretaryJ PHILLIP L. OUELLETTE Phil Astronomer Debating Clubg Tennis CCap- tainj. ,v sv' sf' 45 , HOTO-Y NU V , .4 t .gp -s MICHALENE E. PATTI ROGER O. PEARSON Mike Rog Journalist Mechanical Engineer Dramatic, French, Slide Rule, Slide Rule Club. JOHN M. PAGE ANDRE PAINCHAUD Mike Andy Printer Electronic Engineer csgwsnq Equestrian Clubsg Student Coun- cil fAlternate7. L3 '77 ELIZABETH A. PETERSON Betty Physical Education Teacher Home Room Officer fPresi- dent, Vice-President, Secre- taryjg Usher at Gracluationg Class Marshallg Baton Squadp G.I.C. CPresidentJg Basket- ball fCaptainJ. JANET L. PETTIPAS Jan l.B.M. Operator Distributive Ed. Clubg Mixed Chorus. I27 QB? BETH PINANSKI PHYLLIS ANN PINCIARO DONALD PHILBRICK Don Engineer Audio-Visual Aids Club. JONATHAN R. PHILLIPS John College Athletic Clubg Student Council fRepresenta1iveJ, Junior Rotar- Beth Phyl Executive Secretary Secretary Dramatic Club, Student Ser- Home Room Officer CVice- vice Corps: Home Room Of- Presidentl: B E V E R l- E G A ficer Ureasurerlg BEVERLE- iTypingJ. fl?-r GA CSubscrip'rionD. iam Track flndoor Captain, Out- door, Cross Countryj. 40X Taken from a study hall window at B.H.S., this view of the Beverly Trade High School is familiar to the students. dill! III? KK? fl ,si lille 1,9 .I t if iii-.. Iliff Ill Jin 'N-. RICHARD R. PHILPOT BRUCE E. PICKARD Pot Fence Businessman Machinist Distributive Ed. Club. Equestrian Club. 'fT iEi M pg? A A ' SUSAN POLLACK Sue Practical Nurse Modern Miss Club: Mixed Cho- rus. if . ,4.u Y, TV gpm-. Nl' ROBERT POMPEY Rob State Trooper Athletic, World Affairs Clubsg BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionl. ,,,.,,z -A -'-n I if dv. 41' RAYMOND C. PLUMMER Ray State Trooper Distributive Ed. Club. aw if Qc JUDITH POOLE Judy Secretary BEVERLEGA fTypingl. wa' U ALEXANDER PODGERS Alex Mechanical Engineering Chess Club, Bandg Orches- tra, Talent Showf Student Council fAlternateJ. iw f ' VJ' , ,..4.. LOYCE ALLANE PORTER Loyce Journalist Dramatic Clubg Blazer Re- cipientg Extracurricular Com- mitteeg Home Room Officer lSecretary, Treasurerjg AE- GIS lLiterary Staffjg Baton Squad, Basketball CManag- erj. I2 11-3, ,AIP y, .Cx X 1,5 ,,...u-I THOMAS PSZENNY PATRICIA RAFFENELLO Tom Pat Engineer Teacher Chess, Slide Clubg Math French Clubg Student Coun- Teamg Home Room Officer ciICRepresen1ativeJ7 B-HIVE. fPresicIenTJ. -.audi CAROLE REIN RICHARD J. REINA Carole Rich Teacher Engineer French Club, Future Teach- Home Room Officer CPresi- ers of Americag Home Room denfjg Hockey IManagerJ. Officer ITreasurerJg Class Officer ITreasurerJ. I30 CHARLES POWERS PETER M. PREDKA Charlie Turtle Accounfanr Engineer Home Room Officer CTreasur- ery, Football fManagerJ. BARRY RAYMOND CATHERINE JEAN REID Barry Cathy Accountant Execufive Secretary BEVERLEGA irypingy. 'Qi 'mg 'ui ref? I ,ws , A N FRANK PETER PRESUTTI DONNA L. PRIMMER Frank Primmer Donna Electrician Hairdresser Home Room Officer fSecre- taryj. he fifir JAMES EDWARD REILLY Jim Business Administration Athletic, Dramatic Clubsg Mixed Chorus, Bandp Orchestra, Drama Nighty Basketball. f '? l 'rar Y, A x x A I ix A- '- ii' me ELIZABETH RANDALL Betty Social Worker Mixed Chorus, Home Room Officer fSecretarYl: BEVER- LEGA CAdvertise-mentl. ..- . X. -- ,L 3 SUSAN C. REZZA Sooze Legal Secretary Business Ed. Service, Eques- trian Clubsg Student Service Corpsg Student Council KAI- ternatejp Home Room Offi- cer CSecretaryJg AEGIS CBusiness Stafflp BEVERLE- GA Uypingl. , si. J' -.l. we :MW I Band members seem eager to Practice their difficult numbers presented during football half-times. JOHN L, ROCCIO Rock Undecided Athletic C I u by Baslcetballg Baseball, I32 6 GAIL E. ROCHFORD Fuzz Nurse French, Slide Rule Clubsg Student Service Corpsy BEV- ERLEGA icapyi. RICHARD ROBERTSON CATHERINE ROBINSON Dick Cathie Stock Broker Theatrical Work Slide Rule Clubg Bandg Orches- Art Service, Dramatic Clubs tray Student Council QAIter- Mixed Chorusg Drama Night natejf Track IOutdoorJ. JH, . ii... A ij .,-,fir 'x - 355:- ,xx .. 4. -Ya r -A . 4 . f 1 I. 441, Thespian Society. 'avi , PAUL F. RIOUX Paul Typewriter Salesman Distributive Ed. CIub 4? DONNA ROBINSON KEVIN ROBINSON Dgnna Duane Arrlrne Hostess Politician MATILDA RIZZO JOHN D ROBERTSON Mattie Robbne Secretary Machinist Mixed Chorus. LINDA JOAN ROGERS Lynn Nurse Library Aide: Student Ser BEVERLEGACSubscr:ptnr vice Corps. -1-eff, 4'.,.'?' ALTON R. ROUNDY Ric Air Force Test Pilot Equestrian Clubg Home Room Officer lVice-Presidentbg Track lOutdoorJ. KENNETH A. ROWE Skid Industrial Engineer Student Council lRepresenfa tive-J, Indoor, Outdoor Track Cross Country. FAYE A. RUSSELL Wilts Executive Secretary Mixed Chorusg BEVERLEGA Uvpingi. 'Q-Ib' V'-jj' FREDDA SIDELL Fred Clerical Worker BEVERLEGA crypangy. I34 MARK J. RYAN Mark Lawyer Athletic Club, Math Team: Fire Extinguisher S q u a dy Home Room Officer lPresident, Vice- Presidentjg Class Officer CVice- Presidentjf AEGIS CLiterary Staffjg Basketball, Baseball, Football, Boys' State. VALERIE SIDELL Val Accountant BEVERLEGA lSubscripfion jg G.l.C. FRANCES A. SCOGLIO Frannie Secretary SANDRA A. SHAIMA Mixed C l'1 o r u sg BEVERLEGA Sandy fTYPif1Ql- Airline Sfewardess -...uf G.l,C. SHERRY RUDSTEN Sherry Psychiatric Work French Club, Math Team, Or- chestra, Student Council lAlter- natel, Home Room Officer lTreasurerJ, BEVERLEGA lAd- vertisementg French Honor So- Ciety. 4 EUZABETH SHARP Betty Registered Nurse Art Service Club, BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionl, G.l,C. fl CAMILLE RUSSELL Meal Nurse Art Service, Skindiving Clubs, G.I.C. lJunior Representativejg Basketball. we JOHN SHEA Johnny College Athletic, Debating Clubs, Stu- dent Council CRepresentativelp Usher at Graduation, Track CCross Country, Outdoorj. . 4 :mg 1'3- 4? NANCY JEAN SADUR Nancy Medical Technologist French Club, Math Team, Student Service Corps, Ush- er at Graduationg French Honor Society. , .,. ,fig A ' 'Q qw. JOHN BRADFORD SIHPOL Seep Teacher Athletic Club, Fire Extin- guisher Squad, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Track llndoorlg Golf. -J -f 7 LAUREL C, SALTER Laurel Physicist Slide Rule, Radioactive Biol- ogy, German, Scientific ln- vestigation, Future Teachers of America Clubs, Math Team, Student Council KAI- ternatelg BEVERLEGA lCopyD. 1.1,-if!-5 ' PRISCILLA SILVER Cilla Beautician Mixed Chorus. l35 --:ti DOROTHY A. SMALL JOANNE E. SMITH Dottie JO Undecided TGBCIWCF Home Room Officer fseqre. Future Teachers of Americag taryjp BEVERLEGA iTypingj, Student Service Corps: Band. it x gm.-gf BRIAN D. SILVERIO ARTHUR SIMARD BD. Billy Physicist Sheet Metal Worker Fire Extinguisher Squad. Home Room Officer iVice-Pres- identj. e if Y SUSAN SQUIBB LINWOOD ALLEN STANDLY ue in l.B.M. Operator Forester Student Service Corps: BEV- Audio-Visual Aids, St a g e ERLEGA fTypingJ. Craft Clubs: Student Coun- cil iAIternateJ. l36 EUGENE P. SMORCZEWSKI Gene Engineer R. W. SPOERRY Theofrastus Von Bastus Von Sporri Hiener The III Track Clndoor, Outdoor, Cross Countryj. BARBARA SIMON MARGIE A. SLOCUM Barb Margie Medical Technologist Medical Secretary French Clubg Math Teamg Stu- Student Service Corpsg Student dent Service Corpsg Home Room Council lRepresentativeJg Home Officer lSecretarylg F re n c h Room Officer CSecretaryl: BEV- Honor Society. ERLEGA lAdvertisementJg GI, Cp Basketball, ici PG. PATRICIA ANNE SMITH Pat Elementary Teacher Future Teachers of Americag Home Room Officer CVice X 1 fill TERRY W. SMITHERS Hayes Athletic Coach Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track Home Room Officer lPresi President, Secretaryjg B.H,S. dentj. News. Mr, Foley speaks at an awards assembly, during which students with a high presented blazers. academic average were . 7 is 'Q an 45, . '- iw? M31 Ifiig 7,3 Q19 ' A! 'C l i l l s l .,, i cf' ll RONALD H. STETSON Stefs Electronics Technician Mixed Chorus. NP' Wifllz, RICHARD A. STONE Rocky Pebble Stone Cabinef Maker WILLIAM STANDLEY Mouse Chemist ROBERT A. STEEDMAN Bob Commercial Arfisr Chess, Debaling, German Clubsf Bandg Orchesfrag Sfudent Coun- cil CRepresenfativel. 1--eff? Art Service Clubg Fire Extin- guisher Squadg BEVERLEGA fAdver?isemen1Jg Class Mar- shall. ff'-' KATHLEEN TEEL JOANNE E. THOMAS Kathy Jo Secretary Airline Sfewardess SUSAN R. SZIKNEY Gypsy Beaufician Baton Clubg Library Aideg Sfu- dent Service Corps: Home Room Officer fVice-President, Secre- tary, Treasurerj. JOSEPH LEE TATE Ape Man Undecided Aihletic, Skindiving Clubsg Siu dent Council fAlfernafel. Business Ed. Service Club. Modern Miss, Skindivlng Clubsg Student S e r v ic e Corps, Home Room Officer Hreasurerj. I38 BETTY STEPHENS JAMES STEPHENS rf' Betty Boop Dental Hygienist Jim Draftsman Mixed Chorus, BEVERLEGA Uypingjg Baton Squad iLead- erjg Music Committee. YY' 'ful' A. V 1437 MARY TAYLOR Mary Secretary Future Teachers of Americag Mixed Chorus: Student Service Corpsg Usher at Graduation. SUSAN TAYLOR Sue Dietitian German Clubg Library Aidep Student Service Corps. ri. wi? '1?hr ALAN L. STORTSTROM AI Dance Teacher Dramatic, F r e n c h Clubsg Math Teamg Mixed Chorusg Student Council KRepreSent- anvey, BEVERLEGA fLay- outj. 4 LESLIE THOMPSON Les Journalist Mixed Chorus: S t u d e n t Council CAlte-rnatejg Home Room Officer CSecretary7g AEGIS CLiterary Staffi. JUDITH H. STRAVV Judy Hairdresser Business Ed. Service, Dra- matic, Distributive Ed.CIubsg Student Service Corps, Dra- ma Night, BEVERLEGA iSub- scriptionj. ro, BARBARA THORNE Barb Teacher French Ciubg Future Teachers of America: .Student Ser- vice Corps. I39 prim 0. K5- GAIL TORIVIEY Gail Secretary Dramatic Club, Drama Night, AEGIS CBusiness S t a f fl, G.I.C, W. -awww CYNTHIA TORREY Cindy Registered Nurse German, Future Teachers of America, Student Service Corps Clubs, Library Aid, Student Council fRepresent- ativel, Homeroom Officer Ureasurerj, AEGIS fBusi- ness Staff, Literary Staffj, Usher at Graduation. PATRICE ANN THURLOW PT Home Ec. Teacher Dramatic, Student Service Clubs, Home Room Officer CVice-Pres- identj, Student Council CRep- resentativei, AEGIS fBusiness Staffl BEVERLEGA CLayoutJ, G.I.C. RICHARD TOBIN Lord Navy Chess Club fa ' ia- A .. I New W-.. ., 'fb MARILEE TRAVSKY Marilee Airline Stewardess LOIS ANN TREMBLY Skindiving a n d Debating Clubs, AEGIS fBus i ness S c ie n t if i c Investigation, Staffl, G.I.C. CSenior Repre- L. KATHRYN TOSI Tos Nurse Art Service, Business Ed. Ser- vice, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Student Service Corps Clubs, Homeroom Officer fPres- identl, B-HIVE fBusiness Stafflp G.I.C., Basketball. Mixed Chorus Clubs, Talent sentativel. Show, Student Council CAI- ternatel, Baton Squad. I40 CATHERINE M. TOWER Business Ed. Service, Mixed Chorus Clubs, Horneroom Offi- cer fPresident, Secretary and Treasurerj. N4 'S 1 'wnli' Senior rooms filled with only memories remain-The class of W6-1 has graduated to a new RONALD TOWNSHEND C. THOMAS TRACEY Ronnie Tom Draftsman Chemistry Teacher Clwess Clubg Track lOufdoori, Athletic Club. E' wmq y of life F. Si Audio Visual A i d 5 Club Mixed Chorus. No Phob 1 AVAILABLE 0-N 'ii CAROL JEAN TRENOWETH RQNALD TUQPEL Trenovvbaby Y,A, WOflf US, Navy 'hs i . gf? JANET K. TWOMBLY Jan Commercial Artist Dramatic Club, Mixed Chorus, Drama Night, Home Room Offi- cer lPresident, Vice-Presiclentj, Cheerleader, Basketball, B.H.S. News Committee, Class Dance Committee. DENNlS VANDl Denrtie Draftsman Athletic Club. CHARLES D. VOSE WILLIAM WAGNER Charlie 'T Meteorologist Biology Teacher Chess, Audio Visual A i d s Chess Club, Fire Extinguish- Clubs. er Squad, Home Room Offi- Tv-Off cer fVice Presidentl, Class '27 CF JUDITH A. WHITTIER Jude Nurse Modem Miss Club. Marshall. DAVID E. WILKINS Dave Architect Athletic, Slide Rule Clubs, Fire Extinguisher S q u a dp Home Room Officer lPresi- dentj, Baseball lManagerJ, Football CManagerJ. JAMES A. WELLS Jim Teacher Dramatic, Audio-Visual A id s Clubs, Band, Orchestra, Drama Night, Thespian Society. 'i' fr DONNA WHELPLEY Nurse Dramatic Club, Library Drama Night. Aide sa-' - DANA L. WALKER Dana Dentist Debating, Scientific Investi- gation Clubs, BEVERLEGA ILa yout, Photographyj, Track Clncloort. 7:53, 1 - 1 -f - ,H r- F-L.-f ,I ' .ggi , . ' .F -'A , V' ' i- ,f l DAVID JOHN VITALE DBVG' Elaine Undecided EIAINE VITALE Secretary Athletic Club, Math Team, Blaz- er Recipient, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Student Council fRepre- sentative, President, Member' at-Largei, Class Officer CVice- Presiclenti, Class Marshall, Bas- ketball, Football, Track COut- doorJ,GoIf, Business Ecl. Service Club, Stu- dent Service Corps, Home Room Officer ISecretnryJ, AEGI S IBusinc-ss Staffi, BEVERLEOA CTypingJ. u LINDA WEAR Linda l,B,M. Operator Modern Miss Club, Guidance Aide. 7.--:ig-rxjvrv-cc a 5 h ff , 1 A qw' -up X , I.- :mai . A .. ,. T xg. .. vi ROBERT WHITE NANCY L. WHITMORE Bob Nance Engineer Therapist German Club, Extracurricular Committee, Orchestra, H o m e Room Officer CVice-President, Secretaryi, BEVERLEGA CPho- tography Editorj. WAYNE P. WILKINS DONNA L. WILLIAMS Wilkie Dawn Physicial Ed. Teacher Legal Secretary Athletic, Stage Craft Clubs, Future Teachers of America, Baseball. Mixed Chorus, Student Ser- -, vice Corps. i I43 DONALD B. WOOD RICHARD A. WOODBURY Don Dick Electronics Worker U.S. Navy Mixed Chorus, Track lln- Athletic Club, Student Coun- door, Outdoor, Cross Coun cil lAIternateJ, Tennis. tryj I44 .xi KATHERINE P. WILSON Kathy Registered Nurse Debating, French Clubs, Stu- dent Service Corps, Student Council lRepresentative, Alter- nately B-HIVE lEditor-in-Chiefl. PATRICIA M. ZDANOWICZ Pat Secretary Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer lTreasurerJ, AE- GIS calmness sfaffy, BEVERLE- GA fSubscriptionJ, G.l.C. lf' RICHARD WINTERS Dick Lawyer Debating, Dramatic Clubs, Band, Orchestra, Talent Show, Drama Night, Thespian Society, Re- gional Drama Festival, State Drama Festival. Y K Z., RUTH E. ZOLNER Ruthie Teacher French Club, Future Teachers of America, Student Service Corps, Band, Orchestra, Home Room Officer CSecretaryI. ANGELA M. WITWICKI Ang Secretary Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer lPresidentJy Class Officer fSecretaryj5 Cheerlead- erg Usher at Graduationg G.l.C. lSopl'1omore Representativej. PHYLLIS A. WOGAN Plwyl Airline Srewardess Student Service Corpsg Home Room Officer CVice-President, Secretaryli G.l.C. PAUL ZUB l EL Zubes Business Administration Athletic Clubg Student Council CAlternateJ. F' BLANCHE M. WOODS HELAINE ZASSMAN Twig Laine Bookkeeper Clinical Psychologist AEGIS lBusiness Managerj. BandpOrchestra. i Nw it BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS NANCY NELSON and RICHARD WINTERS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CHARLOTTE FROST and ROGER COHEN MOST BASHFUL NANCY ALLEN TOM LEMIRE vu- BEST ARTIST BETTY ALLEN and ROBERT STEEDMAN BEST LOOKING PAT SMITH and DAVE WILKINS I MOST VERSATILE CINDY BARRY and DAVE VITALE BEST MUSICIAN KAREN GHEN and RICHARD DAVENPORT BEAU AND BELLE SHARON KNIGHT and KEITH OVERBERG FRIENDLIEST BARBARA HOMAN and JOE DIANGELO BEST ATHLETE ETTY PETERSON and TERRY ERWIN MOST HLIMOROLIS MARGIE SLOCUM and BRUCE DOW FLIRT AND WOLF PAT THURLOW and BILL WAGNER BEST DRESSED JODY FULLER and BOB HAMILTON 4 1 I I E 'A 1 i F . xx Q X 1 - jf? 'S U xx ' 1 B M, V, 1 W g X, W 1 X y A f l ,X ,fr V I V ki XX Z 'xx , u 7 , I , ,K f Ax 'i' kY -- A4l!' 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Complimenis of FRElJDlE'S RESTAURANT Beverly, Massacl1useH's Complimenls of SAM GOLDBERG 8: SON. INC. 428 Ranfoul Slreef 922-6400 Complimenfs of BOWL-O-MAT STERMAN'S TAXI CO., INC Beverly, Massacl'1useHs 922-2000 CONWAY PHOTO PHOTO EQUIPMENT - RECORDERS SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS R're. 62 - Jusi' off R+e. I28 Danvers 774-0093 STEP UP TO BETTER PICTURES CompIimen+s of DAVID J. WALSH, Regional Manager of FRANKLIN LIFE Complimenfs of BEVERLY MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC CHARLES J. TERSOLO, Presidenf and Treasurer SALES - OLDSMOBILE - SERVICE ITALIAN FIAT I33 RanI'ouI SI'ree+ 922-3075 Beverly, MassacI1useH's CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS or '64 SID'S BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS THE TASTY e II' v lllfr -Q u Ili... , SUBMARINE SANDWICH 81 DELICATESSEN SHOP I3I Dodge Sfreef Rou+e I A NorI'h Beverly CHERYL HAMMOND LINDA WEAR MARGIE SLOCUM ANGIE TILAS MRS. TILAS MR. TILAS RALPH'S BEAUTY SALON 9 Endicoff S+ree+ phone Beverly, Mass. 922-3733 GOVE LUMBER CO. 80 Colon Sfreel' Beverly MassachuseHs Tel. 922-O92l WARD BROTHERS FLORISTS Greenhouses af: Cor. Corning and E. Lofhrop Sis. Beverly, Masachusells Flowers and Planfs for All Occasions Compllmenls of BEVERLY SHADE SHOPPE 309 Cabol S+. Beverly, Massachuseffs Complimenfs of ALCON'S Everyihing New in Sporfswear and Shoes for Men. The La+es'I' in Shoes for Women I49 CABOT ST. BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of PORTER FARM H. P. DOANE, JR. Milk - Cream - Eggs Tel. 922-5460 I06 Bridge Sfreel' LE BEL JEWELERS, INC. 252 Caboi' S+. Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-4640 CompIimen+s of fhe THE DELANEY APOTHECARY 207 Cabo? S+.. Beverly, Mass. CompIimen'I's of PLUMMER'S STORE EXPERT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I57 Essex S+. 922-9638 PHONE 922-2245 HAYES Music STORE FURNWURE 250 Caboi, S+. 922-H22 Sfyled for Gracious Living Sfereo and Hi-Fi Record Players 6 6 6 of Beverly Radios of All Types Complefe Line of Records Bed Wishes SI1ee+ Music Piano CoIIecI'ions +0 me Class of I964 BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS WELCOMED SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SI PER MONTH IS S200 IN I3 YEARS COME IN AND GET FULL INFORMATION 254 Cabo? Sfreei' Beverly, MassacI1useHs BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK Carolyn Brown, Susan Rezza, Mr. Philip Rowe Wi+h Besf Wishes 'l'o 'rhe Gracluafing Class I33 Essex S+ree+ SALEM. MASSACHUSETTS Newes'r and Smarlesf Spor'rswear and Accessories -All AH'rac+ively Priced DELUXE CLEANERS 89 Cabof Sfreei' 922-0506 Beverly, Mass. CHRISTOPHER SHOE REPAIR AMERICAN SELTZER COMPANY l42 Caboi S+ree+, Beverly, Mass. BeVefIY- MaSSaChuSe+'fS ' TY ALON FRAN S7 EFAUSJI +5 ROLAND'S BEAUTY SALON ever . assac use 5 235 Caboi' S+ree+ B .ligluhszz-UQ' H Beverly, MassachuseH's All Forms of Beaufy Culfure Teliqzz-Iam I58 T BOMAC Congra+ula+ions, Class of '64 denim- BOMAC DIVISION OF VARIAN ASSOCIATES SALEM ROAD BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS STERLING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. an STERLING AND ASSOCIATES -- REALTORS 9 Broadway 927-068I 922-6600 Congrafulaiions Class of '64 ' BEVERLY EVENING TIMES BARTER BROTHERS, INC. Flowers and Gif+s 228 Caboi' S+. Dial 922-4086 GIRDLER FUEL CORP. I70 Caboi' S+ree+ Beverly, MassacI1useH's 922-2480 QUALITY SHOE REPAIR 32I Cabo? Sfreef BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS RIAL SIDE DRUG STORE I46 Bridge S+., Beverly For Prescripfion Service Call 922-243 I EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP CompIimen+s of TED'S SEAFOOD MARKET Qualify Fresh Fish 32l Cabo? S+. Beverly, Mass Fried Fish - Clam Cakes Complimenfs - RAY AND MANDY 252 Caboi S+ Beverly Mass Tel. 922-2282 ESSEX COUNTY TYPEWRITER CO. 8 EIIioH S+ree'I - Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-I05I WHITEHEAD'S VARIETY 37I Cabof S+reeI', Beverly, Mass. We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps To +he Gradua+ing Class Congralulaiions and Bes'r Wishes BEVERLY Y.M.C.A. Complimenls of SQPHOMCRE CLASS 963 I 966 Complimenis of FINE ARTS THEATER Beverly, Massacl1useH's Complimenfs of KRANSBERG FURNITURE COMPANY Qualify Furnifure af Moderare Prices 30l Cabol Sfreel' Tel. 922-3I40 A. ABATE 81 SONS Dealers in Arfisfic Memorials TEL. 922-OSI7 HENRY'S SUPER MARKET NORTH BEVERLY Choice Meals Complimenls of C l ? 'S JOSEPH w. MACAULAY GOOEWINIS APOTHECARY 382 Cabo? Sfreef, Beverly, Mass. CAMPBELL FU N ERAL HOME 65 Cabal S+ree'r C. E. CAMPBELL F. T. CAMPBELL LOUIS P. BALBO-NI 396-400 Cabo+ S+ree+ Beverly, MassacI1use'H's Tel. 927-0984 Safe - Comfor+abIe Fuel 054 f PICKERING ' 7 .falafggf Oil Heafing H 'Ii '0 I ' SINCE I838 Sydems Vin j OIL HEAT Leif llfie Silver Fleer Deliver Your Heal Serving +I1e Fuel Needs of I'I'1e Norlh Shore for I25 Years Compjlmenfs THE FARMS' APOTHECARY THE COMMODORE RESTAURANT WENDELL 1. RACKLIFPE, Reg. Mgr, Rom I A APOTHECARY Nom-, Beverly. Massacl-,usef-5 I Wes? S+ree+ Beverly Farms, Mass. CARMELITE CHAPEL AND GIFT SHOP NOFII1SI10T6 Shopping Cenler Peabody Mass. Tel. 922-0546 32 Roundy S+. Beverly, Mass. DOOLING OIL SERVICE JAMES A. DOOLING, JR., Prop. Serving Greafer Beverly Since I93I SALES - OIL BURNERS - SERVICE 'V' A Q I I-Ilf'.I7,,x4 ' , .- if -II -ig CI: A M E R I C A N DUNN'S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION CompIimen+s of MARSHALL'S SHOPPING CENTER, INC 35 Enon S'rree+ No. Beverly, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF I964 II' Will be Hard 'ro Beal Them. LEE FRASER AND PATCH, INC. Insurance PATCH, LUNN, 8: COLE Real EsI'aIe 234 Cabol' S+reeI' Beverly, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES TED SIHPOL Real Estate Insurance 353 Cabo+ Sfreef 922-I206 DESJARDINS - JEWELERS Your Gill' SI'ore 2 I 9 Cabol' Sfreel' Beverly, Mass. Complimenfs of NICOLO BEAUTY SALON 6 Cl1esI'nu+ S+reeI' Beverly, Mass. 922-4439 Complimenfs of WALSH'S GULF SERVICE STATION Cal:-of and Cenlral Slreef Complimenls of NICKERSON MCPHERSON INSURANCE, INC. 927-I630 Beverly, Mass. Complimenls of 90-G0 BOWLING I28 Cabof S+ree+ Beverly. Mass 60 Ten Pin Lanes I33 Brimbal Ave. Beverly, Massachuselis DRIVE-IN CLEANSERS, INC. Tel' 7440988 Professional HAYDEN'S SAFE 81 LOCK CO., INC. MASTER LOCKSMITHS 20 SI. Peler Sheer, Salem, Mass. Dry Cleaning ancl Shirl' Laundry 3-HOUR SERVICE UPON REQUEST C. F. TOMPKINS COMPANY Gail Carrarini, Sandra Shaima, Donald lngraham BEVERLY TRUST COMPANY 1 Q 1' E 4 . 11 U- .mf 5 A T l Mr. John C. Cole, Cynlhia Cooper. Malcom Berry, Sherry Rudslen AFTER THE SALE IT'S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS FUN-'Inn GEO. A. FOSTER, INC. YOUR HANDY FORD DEALER, DICK HANDY, Pres. 2II Ranfoul S+., Beverly 922-0059 SALES - Used and New Cars - SERVICE SER-VIS CLEANERS, INC. THERE IS A DIFFERENCE 922-2070 397 Cabo? S+. Beverly, Mass. DEPIERO'S ESSO SERVICENTER 474 Ranfoul S+. Beverly, Mass Phone: 922-354I JOE'S DELICIOUS PIZZA Cooked Io Order Orders Pui' Up +o Talce Ouf Closed on Monday Open 4:00 P.M. 507 Ranfoul Slreef 922-4492 Complimenfs of CLEMENT C. ARCHER REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE 27I Cabol Sfreef Beverly, Mass. 1 P in-' BEVERLY FISH 81 LOBSTER COMPANY I9 Wa'Ier Sfreef Tel. 922-02 I 0 John Densmore David Conlarino Congra'rulaI'ions and Bes+ Wishes +o +he Class of I964 MAYOR THOMAS J. WICKERS CAPT. NOBLE'S FISH MARKET I49 Norfh S1ree+ 744-4378 Beverly 922-0885 II I'r's Fresher Than This - I+ FORNESS 8: MORGAN, INC. HGSVYI Been CGUQIW' All Forms of Insurance SALEM 8 Complimenisof Real Es+a'Ie KLINK'S BAKERY I73 CABOT STREET TeI.922-1743 I92 Caboi' Sfreef Beverly, Mass. BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK f4 -...QT William Wa ner, Kevin Burke 9 Ros Andreas. Mr. Burlon Phillips, Elizabelh Randall BEVERLY FARMS SHELL STATION 3I Wesi S'Iree+ Beverly Farms, MassacI1useH's SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Accounfing, Secre+ariaI and IBM Courses for High School Gracluafes 74+h Year Placemeni' Service Send for New Cafalog 75 Dearborn S+ree'r, Salem, Mass. PI 4-l960 I68 L .PTT MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. Roberf Hamillon, Mark Ryan, Bill Reid, Cheryl Cassidy, James Reilly, and Kallwy DiAnni I '--- 'LII 'T 'Ig El il ' 4 .1 an I Complimenfs of GREENLAW ELECTRIC CO. Complimenfs of Open EVe'Y DaY MONTSERRAT SERVICE Lsssssss by Appssssmssl PINE TREE STOCK FARM STATION , Exif I7- Rf. I28 RALPH E' LEwlS Beverly Farms, Mass. Complimenls of HUBBARD'S SHOE STORE 154 cam sffe-2+ 922-0846 Complimenls of CANDLEPIN LANES BOWL GOLF I8 Broadway Sf. 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