Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

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'J PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF l965 BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL BEVERLY .MASSACHUSETTS Strolling through the corridors before school is the traditional way to start each day. fri 'La 3 3 The annual house-building proiect, which will be carried on by the new Claude H. Patten TradefHigh School, is undertaken with the help of these two carpentry students. The Thanksgiving Game pep rally, pictured here, is only one of the many assemblies held each year. Y l, , '. - soon Eucip 'ffrg n 1 i l tlgi, H . si it f fl T A ,Lf if Mr, Norden, a familiar figure around school, spends much of his time in the cafeteria keeping hungry students in order. 'S U. Y 1 f' TUDE T Seniors spend much of their free time in the library outlining American history. ,,-if ni ul .nf-- ' 1' x 1 2' , ' '! 1 K.: - I 5- 1 , 432' . f u I I I ? - n 1 ' I ' . I'-3 .. f 'N - ,f ifff' M V -by-.1 l yi -'fi' H . N , ..,. '-.f ' f . , .D ,, Q , N L: A41 nw ,Q gk , 4 r i, - A iv ' .--'za um. 9, Q . 'i -'9 fa --1' :L 'QQ'-Dim-fw.,, yn. 1 . ,pq -:QQ TODAY A D TQMGRROW vtlf, ,fini Zfrewvrd In The Tall of 1964, aTTer ThirTy-nine years, in- numerable exams, assemblies, pep rallies, and TooT- ball games, Beverly High School opened iTs doors on Sohier Road Tor iTs lasT sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. T96-4-T965 was a blend of TradiTion and Tran- siTion. While The maioriTy oT The sTudenTs sTill walked in halls lined wiTh picTures of Tormer classes and saT in classrooms rich in memories, The members of The Claude H. PaTTen Trade High School occupied The new buildings on Herrick STreeT, where B.H.S. is consTruc- Ting The Tramework of The TuTure. Though Taces will change, familiar surroundings will be exchanged Tor modern TaciliTies, The TradiTion ThaT is Beverly High School - The high caliber of iTs Teachers, The achieve- menTs of iTs sTudenTs, and iTs school spiriT - will re- main unchanged. 73 , 1, X 1 V f I .Sa TABLE GF CONTEN TS FACULTY PAGE 8 ACTIVITY PAGE 32 SPORTS PAGE 58 SENIORS PAGE 78 UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE I63 ADVERTISEMENTS PAGE I69 Q-1 an v L. s ,we- 1 ' W4 fi ,..4..r.....f - ...- Al? V01 , 4.,.---- 'f .351 ' 'jf'--5:49 .. , Q I .V ' , '. 1 A 'S-Q-1 ' , . , . ' . - ' V . 'L 'w ox. o 1- gs-.f' 4,3 'ii ,a ' . , . f' 1 - U ' ,,' f Hur- ,. ' - ,v-abr fo'P..'!ur-'?- -' V 7' H- . 'L r- ' 'e' Rf-., 45'-1-af -f'6t f ' ,- -f--'Z-us: - ' -.-' - - I -A , ..f-'- pw- -'- V' ' ,I A . , , .. ,, . . Q , ., . - - - - 2 x -. 'x'.vfrV bg .Qu-bu ' --p .fi- ,,d 'T,' 'f'r': ' f ' ' V ' V T? uv' JDWT , , ,g-' NX- N. . i, l ,- 5 ' . - 4 - . ' ' v- 'J'.,9o'I.1ufa':- - . 7' -4f 3f.'i'- ' 5' N .- I iq 1 lw - ur .Q - ' . X - Y Y ' 4 , L , BJ NTRANCE TRADE SCHCDOL 5g,..,,- w - I 'rHl: - -1-I-L-.,:,'t'!, kP hur'l -M .Ju '-f ' ,-J., f 1'lN'3,' ' 1 1 A v' 1' , M. .Q ,iff 1 1 .. . ' pi FACLI LTY KH. .Si Supcrviszlw by Prilfczjval ADMINISTRATIO Mr. William J. Foley headed the administra- tion department of Beverly High School, As principal of a high school with over fifteen hun- dred students, Mr. Foley was burdened with an unlimited amount of work. Therefore, this past year, the Beverly School Committee ap- pointed three men, Nlr. Harland Carter, Mr. George Taylor, and Mr. Thomas Donahue to assist him as housemasters. Mr. Donahue directed the first floor and cafe- teria supervision, iunior discipline, and the checking of iunior attendance. Mr. Carter super- vised the second floor, senior discipline, and the checking of senior attendance, while Mr. Taylor directed the third floor and supervised sophomore discipline and the checking of soph- omore attendance. Each housemaster was also guidance coun- selor for one-third of the sophomores, and his work was basically the same as that of principal of a small school with the exception that the ultimate responsibility was in the hands of Mr. Foley. The duties were delegated by Mr. Foley in specific areas chosen by him. ln the new high school, the housemasters will be responsible in their respective houses for scheduling, supervising in all phases, ob- serving teachers, and generally supervising guidance. As the plan develops, each house will consist of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors and will be almost a separate school within a school. 'FW l ' ' -1127-gif 'a:1,'1s ' l. , ci?vA A ' Mr. George Taylor. Mr. Harland Carter. MV- TlWOm6S Donahue ffrfuscmasfers, and L, HOUSEMASTER Ames Borrolvl ROW: v. Fraser, L. wines, R. al Kiddie, c. woodbeffy, J. Moffat, P. P Doyle. MIDDLE ROW: S. Gallant, P. Shannon, D. Tawse, N. Lee, I. Powers, C. Shea. TOP ROW: K. Ferrio, M, Mitchell, P. Doherty, N. Lamonte, J. Luther. X Ure UMM trzff G., 1. 1-v 1? 1,-5 X L1 OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: J. Anderson, P. Bellino, H. Harrison, J, Ahman, L. Hanlon, A. Fiorini, A. Foley. TOP ROW: S. Stather, G. Campbell L Phipps E. Hayes, S. Morrison, P. Femino, J. Whigham. OFFICE STAFF AND OFFICE AIDES With over T500 pupils and. approximately seventy faculty members at Beverly High during the i964- 65 school year, the office staff and our principal, Mr. William Foley, had many busy days! Unexpected problems such as conducting fire drills and dismissing ill pupils arose daily. Mrs. Louise Dube controlled the attendance and the registers. Miss Nancy Cyr and Miss Susan Allison not only checked the programs and records of students, but also sold bus tickets, wrote letters, filed information, read mail, and took telephone calls. The yearbook staff and the members of the guidance department depended on the office workers for references. At graduation time the staff aided the senior class advisor, collected the final class dues, prepared the diploma list, organized the exercises for the services, and arranged service en- listment. The office aides, who volunteered their time during study periods, included seniors and iuniors with good academic standing. Besides run- ning errands, the students collected attendance, did routine filing, and took telephone messages. Plans for the new high school consisted of a divi- sion of the students into three houses each with a headmaster's and a secretary's office. Mr. Foley and his secretary made plans for the main office from which they would govern the entire school. The administration also anticipated the valuable assistance of the office aides in the new school. I2 1 . iv' ED f N 'VJ C? QS? 'I ,lv Nancy Cyr, Susan Allison, Louise Dube, Secretaries H: -v.lb ' lhnni..,, ,- . f . 'N-. . 5. -,.',.. 8 I -if-45' A7 I x s v W .4 Q' A , I I 'irfli-'Dj Gi ENGLISH DEPARTMENT This year, besides continuing its regular work, the English Department, headed by Mr. Edward Watts, was planning for the Transition To the new school. Among the courses offered were Those for general, business, and college preparatory students. The Oral Communications course was expanded to meet a growing demand. New reference books and text bboks, such as unabridged dictionaries and self-teaching books were purchased. With all the changes, however, our three traditional school publications continued to meet their deadlines. The B.H.S. NEWS published by The English 4 Journalism class under the direction of Mr. Emery Hollerer, kept us informed of the latest school events. The AEGIS, supervised by Miss Frances Trowt, provided us with a chance to enioy the literary Talents of our fellow students. Beverly High's yearbook, the BEVERLEGA, headed by Miss Isabel Harriman, furnished us with a memento of the past year's activities. The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mrs. Marta Dennis, offered an outlet for those with theatrical ability. Unquestionably, the English Department provided opportunities for every student, no matter what his interests. and ,7rfurmzHsm Mr. John Sanborn, Mr. George Kinnaly, Miss Sandra Johnson. Miss Isabel Harriman, Mr. Emery l-lollerer, Miss Susan Ho Miss Frances Trowt, Mr. Edw ard Watts, Mr. David Smith ...,. i ,. I r Sciculwc Primvjvlcs I l 4 'lr 'AS A , 'P C' I I la 4' Mr. George Accomando, Mr. Richard Preston, Mr. John Lapsley, BOTTOM ROW: MF- ANYON KiSl1Of1, Mrs. KSVOV1 Levin, MV- Phillip Mr. Leo Smith. Kendrick. TOP ROW: Mr. Ralph Lizio, Mr. Robert Michel. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Preston demonstrates proper laboratory procedures to Nathan Zass- man. During the high school years nearly all the students included a science course in their curriculum. The sciences at Beverly High consisted ot biology, phys- iology, chemistry, physics, and senior science with supplementary laboratory work in chemistry and physics. Mr. Richard Preston headed the department. The obiect of the science division was the teaching and the studying of the physical world and the under- standing and application ot the scientific principles. ' Emphasis was centered on the students' enthusiasm the laboratory, More and better facilities were outlined for the new high school. These included three lecture rooms tor chemistry and one each tor physics, senior science, and physiology. The department also planned a lab- oratory and a project workroom tor chemistry and physics classes and a dark room. Mr. Preston and his teachers anticipated tour combination class and lab- oratory rooms in addition to an animal and plant room for biology. I7 S and appreciation ot the studies in the class room and llndcrstandzug Human Kclatious BOTTOM ROW Mr Sarkis Sarkisran Miss H Sue Fisher Mr John Page Miss Doris Boyd, Mr. John Lapsley. TOP ROW Mr Michael Casale Mr Frederick Hammond Mr Richard Batchelder, Mr. George Psychas. SOCIAL STUDIES Problems of Democracy and the history and psy- chology classes come under the direction of Mr. John Page. In the psychology classes students were given a chance to better understand themselves, while in the history classes, which included American History, World History, and Modern History, they studied the problems which face nations. The course in Problems of Democracy provided the students with an oppor- tunity to learn more about the workings of government and keep them up to date an current events. Supple- mentary history reading material, provided mainly for non-college preparatory students, was one ot the most significant improvements made in this department. A record number of students were enrolled in these courses this year, and they received the benefits of new text books, maps, and films. The Senior history research papers were the major proiects, and the Problems of Democracy class corresponded with Con- gressman William Bates to learn about his views on maior issues. Students who participated in these classes sought and received an increased understanding ot hu- man relations. Mr. Michael Casale shows Paulette Mach- eterre the Louisiana Purchase Region. Medical Hare and uirzfirm CAFETERIA WORKERS BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Rose Mascioli, Mrs. Mary Earabino, Mrs. Vera Menesale, Mrs. Anna Derino. TOP ROW: Mrs. Catherine Standley, Mrs. Barbara Wil- CAFETERIA HELP Mrs. Ellen Condon supervised the cafeteria workers, but planning the meals at Beverly High School was her main responsibility. The cafeteria workers prepared these meals and served them to the pupils. Because there were five continuous lunches and over one thousand five hun- liams, Mrs. Dorothy Knowlton, Mrs. Mary Donaghue. ax . 1 Sv!!! 1' CAFETERIA AIDES BOTTOM ROW C Costa J Kennison G Salvanelli LP dred students to feed, this iob was most difficult. To help the cafeteria staff some Beverly High pupils operated the cash registers, carried trays, put the food on the counters, and cleaned the cafeteria after the completion of the lunch period. V7 Mrs. Edith Carr, School Nurse NURSES The responsibility of the students' health at Beverly High School belonged to Mrs. Edith Carr and Mrs. Mary Town- send. As the school nurses they kept the health records of the sophomores, and the new students up to date. Early in the year Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Townsend assist- ed Dr. Samuel Albert in the sophomore check-ups at the school. They also con- ducted eye and ear tests for the seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Besides admin- istering first aid in emergencies, they helped conduct booster and polio clinics during the school year. HN 1 - , - , . ', S. a orto. TOP ROW: C. Main, C. Cassell, N. Eland, N. LaPuglia. I9 ,..,--ff Squarirzg Eabincts, i . -f.' . . Z' '. 3. C '.,.5. YJ Charles Tarsook and Daniel Szostek are busy squaring a cabinet. The new Claude H. Patten Trade-High School opened seven days late in Sep- tember because of a construction delay. However, all courses, with only slight pro- visions, were operating on the opening day. Mr. Joseph Brucchi was director-prin- cipal of the new school until his resignation, when Mr. Robert Watson acted as interim director-principal. The new facilities will allow for expansion of the program to in- clude an expected top enrollment of about three hundred students within two years, the present enrollment is one hundred ninety. Two new departments were added, and furnished with modern equipment. The other departments-Auto Repair, Car- pentry, Pattern Making, Machine Shop, Printing, Sheet Metal, and Cabinet Mak- ing made use of equipment from the former trade school with some replace- ments and additions. The traditional house building project was carried on at Santama- ria Avenue with three departments con- tributing their skills: the carpentry stu- dents built the house, the sheet metal di- vision installed the heating system, and the cabinet making classes built and in- stalled the kitchen cabinets. Last year's placement program, was one hundred per cent successful. The aim of the trade high school is to provide training for boys which will enable them to find profitable employ- ment after graduation. F It-vc -,.. X . -1 4. N, x , . Y LAL! L D ' . Ralph DiFazio, Charles Walburn, and Robert Morse develop their skills in pattern making. TRADE-HIGH SCHOOL l sir i . l l 9. f V' ,J Mrs. Jean Corse, Miss Reta York, Miss Donna Coults, Trade School Secretaries. ' ,4 Cribufe in Seth 91161441 4 Students and faculty of the Beverly 5 Trade-High School were saddened by the death .of Mr. Seth Friend on October 3O, 1964. He had been a mathematics and science teacher since 1933. With interests in traveling and bowling, he will be re- membered as a man who was dedicated to his work and active in school affairs. Mr. Seth Friend. sw' V :-1: Richard lathes. A, ,f Morse, Cha rles Wal YQ .i I 'iii' 3- liffltng-7 Q I 'h burn, and Ralph DiF82lO Operate Richard Bochynslci, Arthur Bovio, and Ron Howard examine electronic components. 2I ,IQ-li 'Fu 'X X and Opcrating lathes Wir .-4 5-1 S. I is Mr. Joseph Brucchi, Director BOTTOM ROW: V. Campbell, B. Wagner, L. Steedman, J. Brucchi, N. Rand, R. Tate, H. Coulfs, C, Rock. TOP ROW: N. Dodge, J. Hanagan T. Tierney, W. Batchelder, O. Barter, T. Jones, A. Preston, J. Shaw, D. Farrar. 22 Shorthand and Swuomics x7 Miss Rose Brancato, Mr. Demo Agganis, and Mrs. Dorothy Dixon. Miss Lambertson watches as Patricia Soucy practices her typing. trflv-, . - . BOTTOM ROW: Miss Eleanor Lambertson, Mrs. Linda Hurwitz. TOP ROW: Miss Margaret Miner, Mrs. Evelyn Ricciardi, Mrs. Constance Goldsworthy. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Business Department of B.t-l.S. was once again under the direction of Miss Eleanor Lambertson. Stu- dents were provided with sound vocational training which would enable them to find and hold a position after graduation and help them to become good citi- zens and consumers. A wide variety of courses was offered to students in the business department. They received instruction in business mathematics and bookkeeping, shorthand and typing, office and secretarial practice, economics and law, salesmanship, advertising, and distributive education, and consumer education. There were a few extra-curricular activities offered to students by the Business Department. Business man- agement of the Aegis and Beverlega, which consisted of advertising, subscriptions, and typingj were all handled by business students. Miss Rose Brancato headed the Aegis business department, while Miss Margaret Miner directed the Beverlega advertising committee. Mrs. Evelyn Ricciardi advised the Beverlega subscriptions committee, and Mrs. Constance Golds- worthy headed the'Beverlega typing committee. Also, Mr. Edward Deep advised. the Retail Merchandizing Club, a club associated with his distributive educa- tion class. 23 Hvmmunicatian With Other lands TH E LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Pupils who took advantage of the language pro- gram offered at Beverly High and acquired only the knowledge of grammar rules did not success- wing Miss Watters explains a gram- mar rule to Judy Maxner. 24 fully complete the course. The student missed a large part of the education available to him if he was not able to communicate and appreciate the culture of the people whose language he studied. The teachers in our language department attempt- ed to give pupils practical training which they would find interesting and useful as they meet people with different backgrounds in a modern world. Miss Elsie Watters directed the language depart- ment this year. The teachers in this department of- fered classes in French, Spanish, German, and Latin. For several years, Mrs. Lila Hennessey has served as faculty advisor for the German Club. Most college preparatory students were required to study a language for at least two years. Usually, these pupils found that the preparation they re- ceived at Beverly High was completely sufficient, they could compete for entrance to institutions of higher learning with students from the entire country. Those students who took the oral com- prehension tests this year used the language lab during free periods for more extensive listening practice. This work was voluntary, and pupils who used the program to its full advantage found it most beneficial in the tests. Miss Watters hopes that next year the facilities at the new high school will allow for more extra-curricular activities by the language department. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Margaret Donovan, Mrs. Margaret Story, Miss Judith Beliveau. TOP ROW: Miss Fannie Lichman, Miss Elsie Watters. Absent when picture was taken: Mrs. Lila Hennessey. Ava pgaigwn, -..-- i.- , neiu, 'QU . P4 ., i . ' All ,U 1 L 0 , - 1 JL. r , 1 , ' a NX ,t x . L4 'p-I .V 1 Zl .fl.iQl.'fl, ails, L, at Mr. Lawrence Drouin, director of the music department. Av ? Miss Elsea Bridgess, art director. Apprecikzfivn and Discrimination MUSIC AND ART There is more to art than a few colors thrown together and more to music than rock 'n roll according to Miss Elsea Bridgess and Mr. Lawrence Drouin, the directors of Beverly High's art and music departments, respectively. Miss Bridgess' students had an oppor- tunity to acquire discrimination in taste and appreciation of beauty in our daily lives through the study of general crafts, general art, commercial art, applied art, and jewelry making. The pupils mas- tered skills which provided opportunities for profitable careers in the constantly expanding field of art. Mr. Drouin encouraged stu- dents to improve their musical abilities, as well as to appreciate and understand both classical and popular music. The chorus, band, and orchestra, which accepted all interested students willing to devote the required time and effort, were directed by Mr. Drouin. Mem- bers of the three groups participated in various school functions: the band entertained at football games, the orchestra played at several assemblies and also at graduation, chorus members sang at concerts and assemblies. The instrumental and choral students were eligible to compete for membership in the Massachusetts Dis- trict and All State Music Program. With the additional space and equipment in the new high school, both the music and art depart- ments will be able to serve an increased number of students. Mr. Francis Le Blanc, instructor of mechanical drawing ,1 'Ji . 'lk 9004 and Zlafhiug 5'uudamc11taLs' Mrs. Ruth O'Carroll instructs a cooking class. gf? Z2- X T. Miss Millicent Boswell, senior teacher of home economics. 26 Paula White and Susan Perkins prepare a meal in cooking class. HCME ECONOMICS Being able to cook without knowing how to plan a balanced meal cannot suffice for an efficient home- maker. Having the skills necessary to follow a dress pattern without the ability to choose a practical fabric is equally unsatisfactory. Every girl should know the fundamentals involved in selecting, making, and caring for clothes, as well as buying, preparing, and serving food. Miss Millicent Boswell, senior teacher of the home economics department, and Mrs. Ruth O'Carroll instructed girls daily in these arts. Vocational home economics could be studied as a major subject. lf the student preferred, she could enroll in courses in either foods and nutrition or clothing and design, both of which were electives. Miss Boswell and Mrs. O'Carroll attempted to prepare B.H.S. girls for successful futures with careers in home economics and for rewarding adult lives as wives and mothers. With the modern equipment which will be available at the new high school, girls will have even better opportunities for learning the household skills. Well-Kouudad Jndzvzdualv PHYSICAL EDucATloN Mr. Leo Smith and Miss Ann Farley headed the physical education department this past year. They attempted to develop a well-rounded individual, both physically and mentally through controlled activity. ln this way, they hoped to raise the fitness standard of B.H.S. to the national level and develop an interest in carry-over sports after high school. This past year, the boys received instruction from Mr. Smith in touch football, soccer, basketball, softball, and advanced stunts and tumbling. They also took part in the national fitness test which consisted of the fifty-yard dash, softball throw, potato race, situps, pull-ups, standing broad lump, and the most popular event of all, the six-hundred yard run. Intramural basketball was the only extra-curricular ac- tivity connected directly with the boys' physical education department. However, Mr. Smith feels that there will be a complete intramural program in the new high school with basketball, softball, and touch football among the sports offered. Miss Farley instructed the girls in basketball, badmin- ton, folk-dancing, field hockey, soccer, softball, and track. Cheerleading, girls' basketball, and G.I.C. were also under the direction of the girls' physical education department. .4111-.A Mr. Leo Smith, boys' physical education instructor. Basketball is an important facet of the boys' physical education program. s,...a l Luun in pi, Miss Ann Farley, girls' physical education instructor. ' ft- - . 'J ll . it . ,H :V ,., Q, X Mr. Otto Winquist demonstrates the use of a tool in woodworking. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts, woodworking and metal-working were a major subject offered to boys taking a general course. Sophomores and Juniors received a half year's instruction in each shop, while the Seniors were allow- ed to elect one course for the entire year. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist, the boys received proper instruction in the use of hand tools and power machinery. ln this man- ner, they learned to develop skills that will be useful in the future for basic home repairs. This also gave them an opportunity to decide if they wanted to choose mechanical work for their careers or enter into appren- ticeship in areas other than those taught in the Trade High School. The boys made many projects of their own choice during the year. Some of these projects in- cluded bookshelves, coffee tables, and end tables. The boys paid only for the materials they used. Many of these projects were seen on display in the school dur- in e ' i 'FX in kM I ?-.1-- l j A..-f Industrial Arts students show their skill in the woodworking depart- ment. 28 Q Mr. Daniel Shea displays the craft of one of his metaleworking students. U05 and Machinery Working in the metal shop are Gary Hopkins, Tony Russo, Fred Hatch, and Dick Collins. BL J,-A 1' 'I ww: , l l , Rf V v Vi ' H ' v L Mft: - DRIVER EDUCATION l l Beverly High School offered Driver Education to ' over two hundred iuniors and seniors this year. Mr. l Daniel Shea began the course with classroom instruc- Q tion in driving rules and fundamentals. After com- l pleting thirty classroom hours, each student had to l , pass a twenty-five question test. If he answered twenty l , or more questions correctly, the student received a learner's permit to drive. The last phase ot Driver Education was the road program. Under the guidance of Mr. Shea and Mr. Lawrence Steedman, each pupil drove once or twice a week for a total of six hours. 3 i l 'i 4 Driving 1611155 and Cechnique A Mr. Shea gives Richard Thissell practical driving experience as Eugene Kokoska observes from the back seat. g ' I lx Z A . . 5 i!.a ' i - A , , A W v X .iw 'fav' if M , , D Qs, w A . u fill f 1.35, K . ' tri Q. . s ln . K- ' s ' ' I - ' i ' S I -tics-fa '49 ' in A .ir 'I A 1 4 I l 1 ' - - ,, 4:1 1 H. i Nz., ll Seniors Richard Crean and Glenn Townsend use the library to increase their vocabulary. LIBRARY The library at Beverly High School was a familiar sight to all students, particularly seniors! Mrs. Helen Willmott, the director, provided materials for reading assignments and research papers. The students enjoyed available books, magazines, and newspapers. During the year the library staff set up different exhibits. When thesis time arrived, seniors swarmed the library seeking information for history, English, and German. The library aides were an integral part of the library. They took at- tendance, made out slips for reserved books, and filed cards. Mrs. Willmott hoped to have more 9 books and library aides in the new high school. l.. ,4 'T w. 1 LIBRARY AIDES BOTTOM ROW: K. Goodrow, J. Sitrahl, R. Levy, C. Hartt, P. Gasperoni. TOP ROW: P. Bellino, L. Phipps, L. Ward, C. Watts, N. Tardiff, N. Bradstreet. Sophomores learn to use the library as part of an assignment. Mrs. Helen Willmott, Librarian. ,PN 5 , i 84 . L I I i 12m Tl - ,U , 1 ft 'ln - 4'--. Q , , -1 ,-ff ni iq ., Q-r b..,a 4 1-.ara dit 4, A-f 4+ ' a va., 2 llg x'1.i- PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: P. Pelonzi,.G. Matson, J. Turner, N. Spittle. TOP ROW: D. Jusiewiez, P. Hitchings, Editor, D. Barron flzylz Selma! BEVERLEGA The thrill of the football games, the hilarity of the Aegis Assembly, and the excitement of the Senior Class Play were only some of the memories the staff of the Beverlega tried to capture for the students of Beverly High School. Working under the direction of Miss Isabel Harriman, editor-in-chief Catherine Watts, with the help of the assistant editors, guided the activities of the committees. Editor Robert Ossoff and Paul Pro- kop and the lay-out committee were responsible for the make-up and design of the book, and they spent much of their time working out the best arrangement for each page. Supervised by Miss Judith Corson, edi- tor Gloria Barry and the copy committee interviewed members of the faculty, the administration, and the student body in order to present interesting facts, then they composed the writeups. The photography com- mittee and editor Paul Hitchings assisted the photog- rapher by scheduling the pictures and planning the background. The business committees, too, were in- dispensable: typing, supervised by Mrs. Constance Goldsworthy, subscription, headed by Mrs. Evelyn Ric- ciardi, and advertising directed by Miss Margaret Min- er. This year's BEVERLEGA was the result of much hard work and extra time put in by all. rpg, . 'T ' -..-. 5, gags 7-1 . '9- ffx LAYOUT COMMITTEE x. 'MX . 4. COPY COMMITTEE BOTTOM 'ROW: B. Travsky, L. Phipps, V. Mitchell, A. Liporto. TOP SEATED: G. Barry, editor. STANDING: S. Doherty, N- Linden, E- ROW: P. Prokopf, R. Ossoff, editor, P. Colby. Donahue, S. Schwarz, R. Rapisarda. 34 BOTTOM ROW: V. Galul, M. Bryanr, J. Laufer. 2nd ROW: M. Mitchell, P. Rix, J. Belsky. 3rd ROW: S. Spiridigliozzi, M. Sullivan, E, Sheehy. 4th ROW: J. Thibaolt, J. O'Brien, J, Sheehy. TOP ROW: V. Mac' Dearmid, D. Clark, K. Trask T7 Gloria Barry, Copy Editor, Catherine Watts, Editor-in-Chief, Paul Hitchings, Photography Editor, Paul Prorop, Lay-out Editor ,flflvmzfries 2 MQ! v .. I., Li BOTTOM ROW: M. Crowley, S. Durgin, J. Horsman, M. Davis, G. Morgan, D, Tanguay, J. O'Connor, C. Nichols, D. Hart. MIDDLE ROW. S. Blake K. Trask, J. Miller, S. Swan, D. Clark, E. Sheehy, M. Jacques, J. Laufer, D. Lohnes. TOP ROW: I. Powers, G. Salvanelli, M. Tobin, L. Costley, N Tardiff, J, Whigham, L. Ward, K. Niles, J. Cassell 35 Kapfured Zfhroughil Copy Editor Gloria Barry helps Susan Schwartz correct her write-up. A 5 Ja. BOTTOM ROW: E. Williamson, J. Astle, J. Foley, L. F Willis, S. Swan, A. Racow, M. Minigan, J. Rollins, P. McCabe, R. Dalton, M. Doherty, D. Moody, S. Lampinen, 36 ADVERTISING COMMIT orbes, J. Broderick, S. T Femino, M. Gordon, L. S. Norris, D. Tanguay, M TEE ibbetts, L. Stockton, S. Cleveland, C. Moore. MIDDLE ROW: L. Guerrette, L. McCarthy, N. Walsh, S. Pizzello. TOP ROW: G. Murhpy. i Phofagraphs and Qzpfious Boyd T a sky sta ps sched les 1 fo the photog phy com He ,, ' XX ' Yg ' Kllllll L Q V 'N A Ax ' ss K i' 3 NR 1 X NJA Y' X X Peter Colby c ts sheets for year! book lay-outs L, 1 .7 ffl 'K 'S- Audio-Visual Club members handle projection and sound equipment for the school with the help of their club advisor, Mr. Lee Jameson. Prajectian and Sound Equjvment BOTTOM ROW: T. Marciano, S. Roundy, L. Hanlon, J. Casali, F. Campbell, P. White. TOP ROW: J. Smallwood, M. Polansky, L. Rogers, M. Foster, C. Holiday, M. Michaud, E. Gentley, D. Scanlon. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB Approximately twenty-tour students from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes joined the Audio Visual Aids Club. This year there were several girls in the club. Mr. Lee Jameson taught these students to operate such machines as tape recorders, record play- ers, and movie projectors. Each member of the club gave up several free periods a week to assist teachers who needed help in running the school equipment in the classrooms or in the auditorium. Some members operated the stage lights and projectors at assemblies, con- certs, plays, and other citywide functions held at Beverly High School. K1 1-'Y 1.4. ,Qi BOTTOM ROW: D. Dinerman, J. Foley, P. Goodwin, M. McPherson, J. Buchard, J. Levine, J. Fatello, P. Ottley. MIDDLE ROW: D. Eaton, B. Feldman G. Stephanos, B. Black, K. Gagnon, J. Allison, P. Johnson, B. Butterworth, G. Townsend, S. Davidson. TOP ROW: R. LaRoche, D. Martin, R. Foley S. Klubock, D. Vagos, J. Corbett, R. Erwin, G. Copelas, D. Tomeo, B. Carnevale, G. Smith, D. Jusiewicz. Hrs' Department flssrlvfalrfs FIRE EXTINGUISHER SQUAD The boys of the Fire Extinguisher Squad were person- ally selected by Mr. Harland Carter to help prevent small fires and be of ready assistance until the arrival of the fire department. They learned how to operate a fire ex- tinguisher and were given assigned posts around the building. Steve Davidson was the over-all student leader of the squad, with Glenn Townsend, Bruce Butterworth, and Pete Johnson as floor captains. Their duties were to organize the various floor groups into teams, select alternates, and develop a strong nucleus ot underclassmen who will help handle emergencies next year in the new high school. The team of Dave Eaton and Peter Johnson hurry to their station L I , 'Asc ...,.. .A+ i ...F- l - V Checking one of the fire extinguishers on the first floor are Steve Davidson and Bruce Butterworth. 5-gi, . STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R. Crosby, G. Hardison, D. Donovan, B. Travsky, D. Bois, A. Katz, R. Whitman. SECOND ROW: L. Emerson, J. Freedland, J. Winchester, J. Palm, N. Davis, D. Tanguay, R. Dalton, P. Pelonzi, A. Nielson, A. Haddrell. TOP ROW: P. Johnson, J. Bartnicki, K. Johnson, K. Sangster, M. Forti, M. Byrnes, K. Guidi, C. Tosi, L. Forbes, M. Cicchetti, S. Davidson. STUDENT COUNCIL To meet the needs of a growing high school, four men served as advisors for our student coun- cil this year. They were Mr. Foley, Mr. Donahue, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Carter. Under their guidance the council officers led the group in a very pro- ductive term. In order to prepare Beverly High for the transition into the new school, a new con- stitution was written by a special committee and ratified by the student body. Another commit- tee presented a set of dress rules to the council. A new, more democratic method of conducting class elections was instituted this year. The mem- bers were also required to fulfill the normal du- ties inherent in student council membership, such as running dances and acting upon the griev- ances of the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Barton, J. Sutherland, R. Broudo, M. Murray, S. Klubock, G. Peterson. SECOND ROW: V. Mitchell, J Luther, J. Corning, M. Maestranzi, J. Nolette, K. Mitchell, K. Sauchuk, P. Wentworth, M. Healey, C. Wilbur, L. Kravetz TOP ROW: C. Twombly, J. Coffin, S. Brodie, G. Shepard, S. Cavossa, S. Pierce, P. Shannon, V. MacDearmid, S. Lipson, F 40 Pompei, S. Kennedy. - 7 x.. LF Q . . M. :,U D V 3 A 0 an jim! . gl -.4 -, ..,.,- an Kxg N .W 'i 53 ix' 3' U XJ. AEGIS BUSINESS STAFF K-7 BOTTOM ROW: V. MacDearmid, L. Costley, N. Charland, M. Campbell, S. Durgin, N. Murphy, G. Tolvanen. MIDDLE ROW: S. Nason, J. Hanlon, J. Greeley, S. Cooney, L. Liporlo, J. Laufer, B. Morris. TOP ROW: M. Bryant, L. Pesce, K. Nimblett, K, MacNamara, E. Fraser, fudeuf Publzkafiou LITERARY BOARD BOTTOM ROW: L. Hanlon, A. Haddrell, P. Gasperoni, S. Freedman, L. Duncanson. MIDDLE ROW: V. Garry, B. Dove, S. Driscoll, P. Hubbard, N. Gordon. TOP ROW: E. Hayes, W. Harney, N. Glasser, S. Frasca. , 'ii-at A. 0 x ig A ' BOTTOM ROW: M. Jacques, J. Sfrahl, R. Rudolph, R. Levy, D. Gifford. MIDDLE ROW: Advisor Miss Trowf, L. Maney, S. Lipson, M. Mercaldi, W. McGuire. TOP ROW: L. Madensky, P. Rule, S. Amos. 43 U 5 Q, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB This year ten senior girls and eleven senior boys ioined the Distributive Education club. After elect- ing their officers, the members met daily with Mr. Edward Deep, their club advisor, to discuss business theory. During the year they received an opportunity to use their classroom knowledge while earning money on part-time jobs secured for them through the school. The club program stressed the need for practical saving. A portion of each student's earnings was put into a savings account. During the year they used the money to finance field trips to various business concerns, to pay graduation expenses, and to finance a dinner which was held for the students' enioyment at the end of the year. Mr. Edward Deep, Advisor. gll5il'l6'55 Urevry in Action BOTTOM ROW: J. Bookholz, D. Blanchard, H. Ambrose, C. Davis, E. Holden, S. Bright. MIDDLE ROW: C. Abbot, W. Kelly, T. Pappas, K. Robinson, J. Venfola, B. Crosby. TOP ROW: J. Crandall, M. Bye, A. Bailey, S. Brown, J. Bianchi, R. Hutchinson, R. Lomonte. Absent when picture was taken: D. Trowt, S. Remsen. I Il I I If I I I 1 I I I I I I I I Haucerfs, Zratball Games. BRASS SECTION I BOTTOM ROW: R. King, H. Faust, J, Davis, S. Smart, J. Lockard, G. Martin, L. Zimmerman, G. Howard, E. Arnold, B. I Dove. TOP ROW: W. Prest, G. Liberman, G. Simon, D. Burnham, R. Carr, D. Lauranzano, D. Howard, R. Stuart, D. Bois, 5 I R. Lunn, N. Zassrnan. Absent when picture was taken: R. Noonan. PERCUSSION SECTIOIN BOTTOM ROW: L. Margolis, J. Powers, N. Walker. TOP ROW: D. Lampert, J. Denley, R. Brown, M. Wogan, D. Gifford, E. Potter, N. Perkins. 1 I l I WOODWIND SECTION BOTTOM ROW: L. Small, S, Hall, R. Curtis, G. Christo, P. Hitchings. MIDDLE ROW: L. Rehlander, N. Glasser, D, Bruce, G. Barry, S. Tanzer, L. Podgers, K. Doane, D. Wood, S. Zolner. TOP ROW: W. Standley, J. Cloran, L. Cittadino, P. McCoy, W. Horne, T. Crowell, S. Pomfret, P. Russell, W. Keany, B. Jusiewicz. Absent when piobure was taken: G. Hardison. BAND Working towards their aim of creating a better school and public image, the band, un- der the direction of Mr. Lawrence Drouin, set the moods of fun and excitement at rallies, football games, and assemblies, At special con- certs which were open to the public the stu- dents showecl their serious interest in music. They also participated in an exchange concert with another high school and in the North Eastern Massachusetts Music Festival. Several individuals, after working to prepare them- selves for the competition qualified for the District and All-State Bands. The elected band officers were James Reilly, President, Robert Lunn, Vice-president, Robert Brown, Secretary, Paul Hitchings, Treasurer, Gloria Barry and Karen Doane, Librarians, and Raymond Curtis and William Keeney, Managers. Next year at the new high school the music department will be reorganized to enable more students to benefit from new and better facilities includ- ing a music library, several practice rooms, and added storage space. The drum section practices in the music room, 49 Un: Story of Anne 9mr1k T4 A I oRAMATics ciua BOTTOM ROW: K. Cassista, C. Carroll, J. Astle, C. Hay, L. Costello, D. Jaquith, K. Moser, S. Morrison, J. Freedland J Burrow Wilbur. SECOND ROW: C. Rutstrom, C. Hall, S. Fillinger, A. Wiley, D. LaFontaine, D. Sitek, M. Klubock, M. Dunham, S. Van Lier M Hayes A. Dion, C. Hawthorne. TOP ROW: M. Winer, E. Gentley, T. Glass, R. Miller, D. Tirabassi, J. Coffin, D. Robinson, S Klubock R Newman, S. Campbell, J. Kincade, B. Williams, E. Willis. DRAMA NIGHT As a change from the light plays usually presented by students at Beverly High, this year Mrs. Marta Dennis directed The Diary of Anne Frank for Drama Night. Be- cause of the enthusiastic re- sponse with which the play was received, it was pre- sented twice instead of once as is traditional. Both cast and audiences will long re- member the moving story of Anne Frank. Susan Schwartz, Jeanette Strahl, Martha Mercaldi, and Scott Campbell listen with anxiety as Richard Miller describes the suffering of the people of Holland. David Sitek, Susan Schwartz, Martha Mercaldi, and Scott Campbell fear that Martha Mercaldi's screams from a nightmare may alert the police of their presence. Magid TALENT SHOW This year's talent show, under the di- rection of Mr. Drouin, was a great success. David Sitek was the master of ceremonies. The talent consisted of Johnny and the Milers playing an instrumental, comedian Richard Conrad, a humorous singing skit by Karen Doane and Barbara Dove, and folk-singing by Kathy Goodrow and Nancy Quinlan. Susan Perkins did a pantomine, Danny Troubetaris played the accordian, Judy Anderson sang, Sherman Smart showed the audience his magic, and Kathy Goodrow did an authentic Hawaiian hula. The program was concluded with an instrumental by the Steve Tanzer trio. Judy Anderson sings the popular B.H.S.'s comedian, Richard Conrad, Barbra Streisand hit, People entertains the audience with a iudo skit. Dancing, and ,Music Eric Potter, Steve Tanzer, and Danny Howard sw ng wth The S ng ng Shep herd Blues. ?l l 1 ill Kathy Goodro nces the n e dame of Hawa thg Hula THEATER CLUB BOTTOM ROW: D. Tanguay, S. Amos, S. Baker, M. Minigan, M. Doherty, K. Goodrow, N. Gibbons, L. Emerson, J. Miller, P. Polansky, S. Swan SECOND ROW: G. Laventic, L. Maney, J. Strahl, R. Levy, C. Patterson, L. Lipson, S. Pizzello, G. Martin, N. Quinlan, K. Moser, S. Morrison, P. Pelonzi, A. Ohanian. TOP ROW: J. Thayer, D. Tawse, E. Gently, S. Lipson, D. Tirabassi, H. Pierce, J. Doyle, R. Lockard, P. Tannebring, M. McNeil. Theater Appreczafzvu and 901k Muszc fi In order to help cultivate an appreciation ot the theater, Mr. John Sanborn organized a theater club for interested students this year. Each month the club member went to see top plays appearing in Boston. Among the shows attended were A Touch of the Poet, She Stoops to Con- quer, and The Mad Woman of Chaillotf' BOTTOM ROW: E. Liacos, L. Lipson, G. Watson. MIDDLE ROW: J. Roundy, J. Gravell, A. Coburn. TOP ROW: A. Deschane, A. Amore, S. Andrews. One of the most popular forms of music in enioy folk music. Mr. Sarkesian directed the stu- America today is the folk song. This year some dents, helping them discover the beauty and peace B.H.S. students organized a group to sing and which isapart of this art form. 53 l German and Spanish Tl BOTTOM ROW: L. Kravetz, C. Burns, G. Leventis, P. Polansky, T. Drobinsky, R. Levy, L. Duncanson, K. Doane, S. Roundy, S. Doherty, S. Pierce MIDDLE ROW: A. Kania, I. Nadborney, C. Hilliard, D. Johnson, N. Perkins, S. Mitchell, D. Johnson, N. Landolphi, P. Tannebring, D. Tawse N Bradstreet, J. Roundy, N. Zassman. TOP ROW: L. Blackman, K. Perry, L. Cohen, C. Burch, T. Crowell, D. Scanlon, W. Yarrison, J. Svenson, D Bois J. Lockard, G. Hardison, J. Dailey, C. Liborto. Der Prlasident Bill Yarrison conducts a meeting. GERMAN CLUB Second, third, and fourth year students were eligible to ioin the German Club this year under the supervision of Mrs. Lila Hennessey. The forty- five club members elected the following officers: William Yarrison, president, Thomas Crowell, vice- president, Susan Doherty, secretary, Donna Tawse, treasurer. The dues, which would pay for bus fares and tickets to the annual Tivoli Festival at Boston University in the spring, were set at twenty- five cents a month. This year B.H.S. was repre- sented by Sandra Pierce at the German speech contest held at the festival. The entertainment pro- grams for the bimonthly meetings were planned by the club members. It was considered a successful year for the German Club, and with the growing interest in the German Language, the club should continue to prosper. 54 ' I Hulfurc SPANISH cLuB The Spanish Club, under the di- rection of Mrs. Donavan, was or- ganized for the first time this year. The club was opened to students who had two or more years of Spanish. Committees were set up to plan future meetings. At the meetings the members played games in Spanish, discussed the culture of Spain and Mexico, and talked about their Spanish pen- pals. The club members also raised money by collecting dues to go to a Spanish restaurant and to buy Spanish books for the library. The club officers were Pat Furey, Presi- dentg Alice Haddrell, Vice-Presi- dent, Linda Guerrette, Secretaryp and Marion Gordon, Treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: F. Bolla, L. Ward, S. Pochask D Moody P Furey M Davis SECOND ROW A Liporto E Meniates M Mngan L Guerrette, R. Gilman. TOP ROW: M. Gordon L Emerson S Fillinger M Amatucci J Wh gham Absent when picture was taken A. Haddrell, Modern and Cmdifiomzl ,Music ORCHESTRA BOTTOM ROW: R. King, G. Christo, C. Dangerfield, D. Bruce, L. Margolis, N. Glasser, S. Tanzer, J. Powers, D. Wood. SECOND ROW: S. Hall G, Martin, S. Smart, K. Doane, G. Barry, S, Roundy, M. Wogan, R. Heger, J. Lockhart. THIRD ROW: D. Howard, J. Denley, P. Russell, S. Megrath, L. Phipps, P. Tannebring, W. ltorne, J. Reilly, D. Jusiewicz. TOP ROW: M, MacNeil, B. Dove. ORCHESTRA Because the orchestra was composed of a slightly larger group of musicians this year, which included a relatively new string section, performances were not as numer- ous as they have been in past years. How- ever, they did perform at Memorial Jun- ior High School, and, as usual, at the graduation exercises in June. Several of the members played in the District Or- chestra and participated in the All-State Orchestra auditions. The music played by the group was both modern and traditional. The orchestra is looking forward to im- proved facilities at the new school. The string section of the B.H.S. Orchestra tunes before Thursday morning rehearsal. ' r w llll.. ' BOTTOM ROW: L. Margolis, P. Baisick, G. Shepard, N. Glasser, D. Bruce, G. Barry, L. Clapp, C. Martel, S. Lewis, L. MacLachlan, C. Cushing, N. Blais, C. Field, S. Flynn, D. Moutsopoulos, C. Morgan, K. Pierce, A Calitri SECOND ROW: V. Mitchell, N. Walker, J. Perkins Miller R. Kiddie, N. Walsh, S. Baker, S. Squillace, D. Richards, D. Vangelist, S. Doherty, G. Higby, K. Cassista, J. Ray, P. Giuliano, J. Anderson, L Boudreau, E. Matticola. THIRD ROW: B. Glidden, P. O'Hara, J. Woodfin, S. Amos, S. Belanger, N. Bradstreet, D. Costa, S. Neisnendc-r, S Harrington, B. Cubell, G. Suggs, C. Feilding, S. Roundy, L. Phipps, C. Scibisz, C. Richards. FOURTH ROW: K. Doane, P. Tannebring, D Tawse, N. Quinlan, B. Davidson, J. Astle, S. Vanikiotis, D. Riccardi, M. McNeil, I. Powers, H. Barhydt, M. Couture, S, Reynolds, J Phillips, S Bourke. TOP ROW: G. Martin, Mr. Tobin, J. Roundy, B. Carlson, H. Harrison, S. Dooling, S. Wales, C. Wilson, M Bergstrom, J. Doane. S Dunlop, S. Field, L. Tanguay, S. Faulkner. A-I CHORUS 9or .711 trummfs and Voice This year approximately one hundred eighty students were included in the Girls' Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus. The Mixed Chorus, the smaller of the two groups, entertained at the fall meeting of the Massachusetts School Com- mitteemen's Association at Memorial Junior High School and performed at the Christmas Assembly. On March TO the annual Spring Concert was pre- sented. Besides regular classes twice a week many rehearsals were held during the year to prepare the numerous musical scores for presentation. Hopefully the choruses will enioy expanded, and certainly more modern, accommodations at the new high school. llll TOM ROW: K. Doane, L. Margolis, P. Baisick, G. Shepard, N. Glasser, D. Bruce, G. Barry, L. Clapp, M. Doriosman, R. Marshall R King, S. Campbell, C. Martel, S. Lewis, N. Perkins, C. Cushing, N. Blais, C. Field, S. Flynn. SECOND ROW: V. Mitchell, N. Walker, J. Miller R. Kiddie, N. Walsh, S. Baker, S. Squillace, R. Carr, D. Tirabasi, J. Davis, P. McMann, D. Richards, D. Vangelist, S. Doherty, G. Higbx C Cassista, J. Ray, P. Giuliano, J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: B. Glidden, P. O'Hara, J. Woodfin, S. Amos, S. Belanger, N. Bradstreet. D. Costa P Russell, J. Doyle, J. Reily, D. Howard, G. Suggs, C. Fielding, S. Roundy, L. Phipps FOURTH ROW: M. Mercaldi, P. Tannebring, D. Tanse N. Quinlan, B. Davidson, J. Astle, S. Hall, S. Smart, L. Rogers, S. Roberts, S. Vanikiotis, D. Picciardi, M. McNeil, I. Powers, S. Faulkner. S Dunlop. TOP ROW: G. Martin, M, Tobin, J. Roundy, B. Carlson, H. Harrison, L. Wirling, W. Horne, P. Prokop, S. Dooling. S Wales C Wilson M. Bergstrom, J. Doane. 57 x-,gn 9'1 'rf'-fu ,if,aJ,.4 1' r' Av' 1' ' 4' -fx ,, Mg.. II. -:I -, ? A ,.n,- 1, 6 If! HlU .! iii: -11 111 ' H'- B r A e iiii i 1 1 - 51111359- ' EQ! n , l -1:1-u. J' ' blisilb-if'-4-Q-id- -'4 gy ggxiw up i' 651 .111 V !,,.,f..,w.,,-2 54,-L, nw, iv? - 1 Alu- - ..- A 1 ' ff F' 59-' .gi5.'?4.-,A,--wb ., ' 4,,.x .gag-' VA'..o-1 I' J 4 Nr' P .-' , A juuzgnfg ,,-AL Z dwmzikel-,' .I . 4 Q... . - f ' A ,ov x.'91?r Q -, ..1- -gn Qllfg ,f 1 '22 -wish 'C ' -4.1 'Q . 1 gg. ', x Wit? 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Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy Bevedy BOARD HaverhHl Saugus Peabody Lawnence Gloucester Danvem Newton Brookhne Sdenw JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW: P. McFadden, M. Carnevale, P. Dinerman, T. Wittenhagen, D. Baron L Blackman P Ftore P Kennedy P Rnley MIDDLE ROW Coach Smith, J. Thomas, P. Miller, R. LaBrie, W. Hardenbrook, M. Crowley, M. Smith M Wnlson R Trudeau J Mazzaglna Coach Kmnaly TOP ROW T. Bartlett, R. Borsetti, D. Duest, J. Sutherland, R. Smagala, C. Ellis, D. Dube T Bates J Bradley R Howard ,5 3Ys I 17 ,S L it Ae ' W 1 ' Q ' Y, ' if 4 Xa .4 1 ,I I . ,x , 1' -. 1,1 - . ,la ,Q , , 3' 1,9 f r . 5 xx I F .K s S -I z' 0 I . . r tlis HX Q f . .4 1 in . . I - 'I -wr. :,, 4,1- .PEG -118:31 z. '- , 4.0-rpmk go- F' X f I Q u '. , un P j 3 f!,i'!' 4 Q? N! is .8 ,i.1',.'x .3!l. K l ali., 1 1 w Q .-'.'f: ', '- - '. ,, Q Us rx .-1. :.?,g:k,N,'AE,Lw5qj,l.,t ' :I .L.l 1 t'l.l: t LVQIAW ' vi1 ' l','I , vu: I, .M-l..t.6Jl-4 .',,.Yf. ?g.l,:'Qy,L.f'w'q'.fi..' 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Wclories, Urs, and Defeats HOCKEY Led by Co-Captains Jim Gilligan and Alan Johnson, the B.H.S. pucksters experienced a 4-7-3 record this past season. It was a rather peculiar season for coach George Kinnaly's crew as they played their best games in losing causes against the powerhouses of the league and then turned in some backbuster performances against weaker teams which resulted in disappointing l-l ties with Peabody'and Salem. Beverly lost the opener and then tied their next two. They then played two excellent games against Northeastern champ Marblehead and Es- sex County champ Saugus, but all they had to show were two one-goal losses. The team then ielled as they won four of their next six games as goalie Paul Carroll came up with three shutouts including a 2-O victory over Swampscott that eliminated them from the state tournament. With an outside chance for a play-off spot, Beverly then lost to Danvers and Lynn English by 4-l scores and then were held to a l-l tie by winless Salem in the finale. However, hopes are high for next season as goalie Carroll and Mike Gilligan will lead a group of five returning lettermen that will form a strong nucleus for the team. HOCKEY SCOREBOARD Beverly l Malden Catholic Beverly 3 St. Mary's Beverly l Peabody Beverly O Marblehead Beverly 2 Saugus Beverly 3 Amesbury Beverly 0 Classical Beverly A Gloucester Beverly 3 Sf, John's Beverly 2 Woburn Beverly 2 Swampscolt Beverly l Danvers Beverly 1 English Beverly I Salem , ,, , , .-an A f vi Ms? wh- 1 4 l Mike Gilligan wins the face-off for Beverly. As Ziff. .ST 911215 the Puck, Co-captain Alan Johnson, Coach George Kinnaly Co-captain Jlm Gllllgan 'W N C I, 6. tx N 1? . F' I N A A Q, ' 'Q WMS? 1.3! ', 1. NN , ,. --A 4 9 . F ,MF I-. A f I rf L' 9 X ' r I :Y ' ' .V L fu V' Q ! 4-J ff' a rg P ,V , K rf' V A ,K f xx v-- BEU4- Aw NW- I5 ..,, 'J W ' vi' I qs .1 -! afvnhi' N 'Q 'a 4 ':' 3 S nw, W ' f , 1 K 1 , P 'tl I 4 W Q I H EX WE Q nt- Q65 Yr K I -.YI ,X S3124 .- S W ,wg gn' :gs If 'ff KV44 t X: LX-F X , v- r f , , , K ,- 'N , Q,gSqfq,Z'-Q iw RLy Qu nzffxlqgz pl in M. ,L f wwf -xg. v fi flu :E ,Q George Copelas sinks a long iumper. KH .Si Varsity and junior BGYS' BASKETBALL This year was a rebuilding year for Beverly under a new coach, Richard Batchelder. With only two lettermen, captain Steve Davidson and George Copelas, returning from last year, coach Batchel- der had to start from scratch to form a squad that turned in a very respectable 9-9 record. Beverly experienced rough going at the outset of the season, and after eleven games they owned a 4-7 record. However, the team balanced out this record as they won tive of their last seven games, including a 70-68 upset victory over Tech Tourney qualifier Lawrence. Since Captain Davidson was the only senior on the squad, coach Batchelder has high hopes for next year as he will welcome back seven return- ing lettermen. Added to these returnees will be members from the Junior Varsity team that had an excellent season as they won twelve of their eighteen games under new coach John Perroni. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Beverly Peabody Beverly English Beverly Classical Beverly Gloucester Beverly Haverhill Beverly Saugus Beverly Lowell Beverly Salem Beverly Peabody Beverly English Beverly Classical Beverly Gloucester Beverly Lawrence Beverly Haverhill Beverly Saugus Beverly Lowell Beverly 70 Lawrence 68 Beverly 65 Salem lL ' i KYB.. 161 . . Wins the Z'a,v, -af A ' ' I I f l gil 'Fl Tommy Martin and a Gloucester player iump for the ball. Bobo Carr scores another two points for Beverly. BOTTOM ROW: G. Copelas, D. Donovan, D. Markham, J. Austin, T. Donovan. TOP ROW: A. Bulger, R. Carr, G. Stephanos, T. Martin W. Pariseau, S. Davidson fCaptainJ, R. Batchelder lCoachJ. J Q is +I 'lf N X ,' fwfg lb , . . Ku ,,, I+-. ,lj nilf' , Ng-gy Lg A i 1,' 1 r i 1 I ' ax ' N 't 2522 'U I V ,f 251 . ., A N X V M V nt a Q f N fl 55. w .'1 T549 I Iii at I 1L !4! Tl fl' ,vjf ff in V5 I 7, 1' 4: W LH and inks zz Basket Steve Davidson wins the tap from Glou- J.V. Coach John Perroni maps the strategy Boho Carr sinks a free-throw as George cester's Doc Gooclhue. during a time out. Copelas and Gloucestf-2r's Mike Francis look on, f x 'E A-in ' B.H.S. J.V. Basketball Team: BOTTOM ROW: R. Morin, D. Scialdone, K. Norris, A. Small. TOP ROW: D. Campbell C. Ellis, T. Colby, P. Miller, J. Bradley, Coach John Perroni. MISSING: P. Dinerman, R. Abrams, L, Patti. 4 Q N J 'x as cz .L . : ,Q 'h' 3'-3. I 'W ., Xff f ' 5, . I QXZLM ,f ' fyfw ,ff f., I F ff! X -', 41, If , J ' ' iN 'i-r A ' -if wr G' Captain Greg Ray and Coach Fred Hammond. Kecord Kuna lklgi lg i 3 4 Indoor Crack Captain Gregory Ray led the Beverly high indoor track team to a successful season with seven wins and one loss to Andover. The team finished second in the Nothern Track League and third in Class A. The most notable records, however, were those made by the individual team, composed of Paul Tache, Gregory Ray, Robert Norris, and Donald MaCQuarrie. Alan Katz and Donald MacQuarrie equalled the old school records in the fifty yard dash and the three hundred-yard dash, respectively. At the state meet Beverly placed within the top five positions in several races. Robert Norris fin- ished first, and Eric Potter finished fifth in the thousand-yard run. Two team members, Andrew McKown in the two mile and Alan Katz in the fifty-yard dash, placed third. Ray LaBonte and Marshall Stanton finished fourth in the two mfe and fifth in the one mile, respectively. Tom Killeen defeats Bob Brown and Ray LaBonte in the lOOO yard run. 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K - - . - ., , ww .y fpgvxg-f 4i -,-7. . 1- 5. ,, -V , l 51 P l The success of the girls' basketball team was due largely to captain Janet Ahman and coach Miss Ann Farley. F7 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Under the direction of Miss Farley, cap- tain Janet Ahman led the girls' basketball team to an excellent 8-3 record. Approxi- mately twenty-tive girls Played basketball this year, nine of them were varsity. Be- cause fewer students tried out for the team than in past years, any girl who wished to play was accepted, providing she met the basic requirements. No player could be over nineteen, nor could she have a U in self-discipline. Each girl must be passing fifteen credits of work. For an hour after school every day the girls practiced, with games on Tuesdays and Fridays. The scoreboard was evidence of the fact that their work was rewarded. Sfraiuirzg BOTTOM ROW: J. Cassell, M. Blair, J. Ahman, G. Peterson, L. Cloran. TOP ROW: K. Conway, E. Williamson, S. Presson, J. McCabe, D. Sullivan, L. Hanlon, Miss Farley. gl C7 C7 K2 SCOREBOARD Beverly Visitor Manchester 37 24 Saugus 32 20 Gloucester 42 26 Salem 43 14 Marblehead 24 38 Hamilton-Wenham 35 28 Saugus 50 T5 Gloucester 42 24 Salem 39 29 Marblehead 43 44 Hamilton-Wenham 45 60 Janice Chruniak and Lynn Hanlon strain for a iump ball as Denise Sullivan Miss Farley look on. BOTTOM ROW: S. LaPor1e, J. Cloran, B. Higgins, J. Ray, F. Campbell, A. Libberf, S. Moffet, M, Gerren, J. Chruniak, S. TOP ROW: T, Drobinski, M. Cu no, P. S ear, J, Anderson, P. Duggan, K. Dodge, S. Squillace, C, Glass, J. Casali, L. McCarthy, 9 P Farley. and Trask. Miss 'P in 5 l TA -rv ' M , i' I: 'Z' 4 .- ' A---1 ' 'fn - gh. . A' --L' 47 -F' 11 J ,Q-A - cg -'---v. I . ff 4' , 4 ,T-1 lI1 - ' 1 - nn 'U'-r '.- -F 4: . .. 'Q- 'x'lr-q if - .Y V - 'A , ,V ' 7.3 :Qi'f'4:?l'1' ., ff? :SE 'L if 55 -' uwmmlmg Y ' ,g.'.? .f.'.f'.: . 'ff l ,fam f 2: - ':znlmusn ' 5 , ff rr-Z..-'S F5-sa J!! W, 2 mwmf- -. -A -A W ' :- H1 ' lj 1' 5. ia 5 ' Q 53 T-3:5 ' 4- 4' -- . 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' E 513 ,. ,' . , v ? f. -I :3i32ff LJ ,,,.',N ' 9 57' P1 IE r' .4 , L A f fu 21' '-Hifi-f35SQQs14xdH'-,, 2 53 3 f ,, 4 ,, Q5 ' - ,x A A ', -J q nn was 11 lulmffiifat 15482-543??2!Wf1ia?:L5s-, 'f f LH 5' f-,, H555-'mr' 1 'Rfk 'ff 5 3 '-'2 A-ww?1'wmN, '65, fa ,, ,Q v ' 4 r -' r'g,r ?' V L!mmd Q- if-L-fn4i3.Li.i.i-n1jzljQ.'4 ' bm f, , if 'W 4 W-11'-5: 'llll' 'W ' Q .. g f my , . .14-l 'L'9 n nlaiiD1:n-l'i.i2.I - ' - . -- f ' ' A ' f'A .v Q u as He' lr' QR, - 5' 1 1 , at . 7' Y f' ..,,1. , '1 ,vm 1 W. gg f, Q uZ....Zl 1 nu- , av ' i P4 I lQ:, - - ll 9 ' V AP' A ' : P U. I . Aj. K . Af I v g . r 1- S A 1 In , a ,. -an 4 ' - 'Q 1 an 7 4, al - ' l 5 WI g 1 Ji ff 1 ' 1 01 ff' ual If W 'HQ ' '- I , 4 I'-far -Q I ll' ' , .AA ' ZJl'Y!1 wF Q, , We: w 'MEF' Z. 1 P' '-F'-' , ,rf WFEEEIFQ 5 Inx5B!.'1T .:':--+'3-- fbi' : .4I':Erf1-v4 '-.f+m , I Presenting ine Senior 611155 of I 965 mgrru A3 AN Ol-ILC D 'MM SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Edward Deep and Mr. Demo Agganis. BO:lTOM ROW. J. Forri, E. Williamson, K. Datillo, G. Peterson, M. Donerty, R. Rudolph, G. Shepard, V. Garry. TOP ROW: D. Vagos, S. Davidson, J. Levine, A. Johnson, P. Ovtley, A. McKown, B. But1erwor1h,S.Melel, R. Tingley, R. Wallace. so U BOTTOM ROW: Gail Shepard, Secretary, Margaret Doherty, Treas- urer. TOP ROW: Stephen Davidson, Vice-president, Richard Wallace, President, David Vagos, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS The Class ot l965 has The distinction ot be- ing the last class To graduate from The present Beverly High School. Assisted by our class advisors, Mr. Edward Deep and Mr. Demo Agganis, and led by our class officers and The Senior Executive Board, we have earned a reputation which will be ditticult tor anyone To improve upon. We will go on record as having been The largest class, thus tar, to graduateg The class with The highest average scores on The College Board Tests, The class who had Twenty-one members receive letters ot commendation from The National Merit Scholarship Corporationg The class which sup- ported an undefeated Tootball Team and a state-champion cross-country Team. During The year we have assumed The responsibility tor three school publications. Also, we have par- ticipated in making our senior year enioyable by sponsoring a dance and by producing The Senior Class Play. Senior Week will be remem- bered by all. Wherever The Tuture leads us, we will have the satistaction of knowing we did our best To make our high school years both valuable and enioyable. il i ROBERT R. ABATE Bob l Accountant l il l l l CRAIG ROBERT ABBOTT Theater Manager ll Distributive Ed. Club. T I l li l ll DAVID c. AHERN Dave Undecided l l l l JANET EVELYN AHMAN T Jan T Physical Education Teach- T er T G.l.C.g Girls' Basketball l CCap.tainJg Office Aide. l T T l l ll l 82 LEIGH WAYNE ALDEN Joe Coach, Teacher l Boys' Basketbal 7 Out- door Track. DIANE ALDRICH Bookie Medical Secretary KATHLEEN P. ALLARD Kathi Airline Stewardess Student Se rvice Corpsg Usher at Grad- uation. JOHN ALLISON Jack Civil Engineer Fire Extinguisher Squad. HATTIE AMBROSE Marriage Distributive Ed Club. DON AMES Donnie Sheet Metal Mechanic ALFRED AMORE Al Navy-Anti submarine technician SH ERYL AMOS Teacher M i x e d Chorusg A E G I S fLiterary Staffl. THOMAS JOSEPH ANDREAS Tom Undecided STEVEN E. ANDREWS Snail Folksinger Folkingersg Talent Show. FRANK APPOLLONI Machinist Indoor, Outdoor Track. EDWARD B. ARNOLD Ed Accountant German Club, Mixed Chorusy Talent Showg Bandg Cross Country. 83 JANE ELLEN ASTLE Junior College Dramatic C I u b p Mixed Chorus, Stu- dent Service Corpsg BEVERLEGA fAdver- tisementl. WILLARD BACKSTROM Will College ADA BAILEY Undecided Mixed Chorus. STEPHANIE B. BAKER Steftie Diplomat Stage Craft Clubg Mixed Chorusp Blaz- er Recipientg Talent Show. HOLLY BARHYDT Holly-Berry Model Girls' Glee, Spanish Clubs. BARBARA BARNETT Barbie Teacher Student Service Corpsp Cheerleaderg Usher at Graduation, Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentl. GLORIA A. BARRY Doctor Mixed Chorusp Student Service Corpsp Orchestrap Band CLibrarianI7 BEVER- LEGA CEditor, Copyl. ROGER BELIVEAU Businessman ARTHUR BELL Arf Teacher Indoor Trackg Cross Coun- fry. PATRICIA ANN BELLINO Pat Regisfered Nurse Mixed Chorusg Library Aidep Office Aideg Home- room Officer fPresidenf, Secrefaryl. JEAN ANNE BELSKY Undecided Ski Clubg BEVERLEGA CTypingJ. PAUL BERNARD Sheet Metal Mechanic Homeroom Officer CPres- identlg Baseball. M., 'P 1 7 A JOHN A. BIANCHI Donco Salesman Disfribufive Ed. Club Nice-Presidenfl. CLAYTON G. BIXBEE Clayf Physical Educarion Teacher Boys' Aihlefic Clubg Baseball, Football. ANTHONY BLACK Tony Teacher Ski Club, Tennis. BARRY BLACK Beau Lawyer-Accountant Fire Extinguisher Squadg Class Marshal, Football, Golf. 'FQ 49- QQ -s c'7 4' ag ,Q -- 3, ai MARY BLAIR Mary the Blair Physical Ed. Teacher Ski Club, Student Coun- cil CAlternateJg Home- room Officer CTreasurerIp AEGIS iSubscriptionIg G.I.C. fVice-President Sophomore Represent ative, Treasurerjg Girls Basketball. NAU REEN A. BLAIR Rene Buyer Ski Clubg Student Service Corpsg AEGIS CBusiness Staffl. SCOTT B LA KE cook af Physical Ed. Teacher Boys' Basketballg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackp Cross Country. DIANA LEE BLANCHARD Diane Hairdresser Distriloutive Ed. Club, Mixed Chorusg AEGIS CBusiness Staffl. 86 12 Q0 LOUIS S. BOCHYNSKI, JR. Admiral Carpenter Homeroom Officer fPresidentI. FRANCES MARIE BOLLA Fran Elementary School Teacher Spanish Clubp Stu- dent Service Corps. JEFFREY BOLTON Jeff Machine Designing Audio-Visual Aids, Ski Clubsg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. JEAN BOOKHOLZ Jeannie Nurse Distributive Ed. Club. ZW' RAYMOND BORSETTI Ray Teacher Football. NANCY BRADSTREET Interpreter German Clubg Mixed Chorusg Library Aide. NANCY BRADY 5 Medical Secretary Student Service Corps. GORDON BREWSTER Gordi Engineer Skindivin German Q, Clubsg Indoor, Outdoor Trackp Cross Country. Rag Tift? it Q00 'Nur QU'-'lr . -X! by Q SHARON L. BRIGHT Sherry Fashion Designer Art Serviceg Distribu- tive Ed CPresidentJ5 Clubs, Talent Show, Usher at Graduation. JUDITH ANN BRODERICK Judy Nurse Ski Clubg BEVERLE- GA, KAdvertisementD. SHELIA BRODIE College Dramatic Clubg Stu- dent Service Corpsg Student Council CRep.J ROBERT BROWN Bob Teacher Band CSecretaryJg Home Room Officer CTreasurerJg Indoor, Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. 'FD gs 'WEN 'et fi Q ll 87 STEPHEN D. BROWN Steve Businessman Distributive Ed. Club. WILLIAM W. BROWN Bill Undecided Math Team, Tennis. ETHELYN F. BRUCE Dottie Nurse Mixed Chorus CLibrar- ianlg Student Service Corps, Orchestra, Band. EILEEN BRUNET Eileen Beautician 88 MAUREEN E. BRYANT Moe Undecided Art Service Club, Student Service Corps, AEGIS CBusi- ness Staft, BEVER- LEGA Uypingl. EARL BULMER Boob Automobile Mechanic Homeroom Officer CVice-Presidentl. KATHLEEN E. BURKE Kathie Nursing Student Service Corps, Homeroom Officer lVice-Presi- dent, Secretaryj. RICHARD W. BURNHAM Dick Engineering Slide Rule, German Clubs. 'Lt' ff- Business students are busy leaming to operate office machines. CYNTHIA BURRELL Cindy Airline Stewardess Ski Club. JAN ET BU RROW Cass Peace Corps Chess Clubg Blazer Recipientg Office Aideg Assembly Com- mifteeg Drama Night, Student Council CRep- resentativelg Home- room Officer lTreas- urerlg Class Officer CSecretaryD. ROBERT BUTMAN JR. Robby Service arf! ll' 1 BRUCE R. BUTTERWORTH Chopper Business Management Fire Extinguisher Squadg ' - Class Marshalg Homeroom ,QF Q.. . , Officer CPresiclent, Secretary Treasurerjg Boys' Basketball f A Baseball, Football CCaptainD 1- ' Indoor Track. 89r MARCIA E. BYE Undecided Distributive Ed. Clubp Baton Squad. FRANK P. BYRNE Hank Private Pilot MICHAEL J. BYRNES Mike Business Management Skindiving Clubg Band: Football. ROBERT E. CALDER Bob History Teacher I 90 GWEN LORNA CAMPBELL Nurse Ski Clubp Office Aidep Baton Squad, G.I.C. MARILYN CAMPBELL Marnie Merchandise Retailer Stage Craft, Ski Clubsp Student Ser- vice Corpsp Home Room Officer lTreas- urerlg AEG-IS lBusi- ness Staffi. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Scott College Graduation Dramatic Club lVice Presidentlg Mixed Chorusg Drama Night. PHILIP CARLMAN Phil Business Administra- tor Skindiving Club. MARIO CARNEVALE Marty Engineer FREDERICK CARR Fred Meteorologist Ski Clubg Tennis. MICHAEL R. CARRATU Mick Teacher MICHAEL CARROLL J. Carroll Nash Accountant JAMES CASALE Jim Draftsman Homeroom Officer fTreasurerl. MARIE ANN CASALE Marc Model or Airline Stew ardess JOYCE E. CASSELL Joycie Nurse ski Clubg BEVERLEGA ISubscriptionDg G.l.C. Girls' Basketball. KATHLEEN THERESA CASSISTA Kit Practical Nurse Mixed Chorus. EUGENE CHARETTE Gene Teacher NANCY CHARLAND Nance Registered Nurse Stage Craft, Ski Clubs: Student Ser- vice Corpsp AEGIS CBusiness Steffi. DENISE CHARRON Hairdresser Equestrian Club. DONNA CHASE Bev Hairdresser Mixed Chorus. LESLIE CHASE Les Hairdresser CONRAD CHOUINARD Connie Accountant Football. GEORGE T. CHRISTO Greek Professional Musician and Teacher German Clubp Math Teamg Orchestra, Talent Showg Band. MARY J. CICCHETTI Chickie Mathematics Teacher Math Team, Student Ser- vice Corpsp Usher at Grad- uation, Student Council CRepresentativeDg Home- room Officer CTreasur- erig AEGIS fBusinessJ. alll ROBERT A. CLANTON Bob Civil Engineer LINDA L. CLAPP Social Worker Theater CAssistant Treas- urerj, German Clubs, Mixed Chorus. CHRISTINE CLARK Chris Medical Secretary DONNA L. CLARK Registered Nurse Student Council CRepre- sentativeip Homeroom Ofticer CPresident, Treas urerly BEVERLEGA CSub- scription, Typingjg Stu- dent Service Corps. , Ying? HARRY CLARK, JR. Clark-O Teacher-Accountant Boys' Athletic Clubg Home Room Otticer CPresidentI, Football, Hockey. DAVID A. CLAY Dave 3 rf . 'A iff Fi l fd' 1r-'WD CW4 l -ff,-1 X. 1:: ' Technical Engineer SANDRA CLEVELAND Sandie Nurse BEVERLEGA CAdver- tisementl. ROBERI CLOUGH o Undecided Audio-Visual Aidsg Ski Clubs. R Z' -di 'Tl Q -my '1 93 PETER COLB ERT Pete Sheet Metal Mechanic PETER WARREN COLBY Pete College BEVERLEGA CLay-ouTJ. BRUCE COLLINS Naval Officer Skindiving Club. RICHARD COLLINS Pinky Machine Drafting and De- sign. 94 RAYMOND CONANT Hugeby Airline Mechanic PATRICIA CONDON Pat Medical Secretary JEFFREY CONLEY Jeff Teacher Boys' Athletic Club, Office Aideg Boys' Basketballg Indoor Trackg Golf, Student Council CAIternateD. RICHARD CONRAD Ricky Math and Biology Teacher Talent Show, Indoor Outdoor Track. KATHLEEN CONWAY Kathy Undecided Student Service Corpsg Cheerleaderp Usher at Graduationg Student Council CAlternateDp Homeroom Officer CTreasurerJg Girls' Bas- ketball fManagerJ. WILLIAM CONWAY Bill Dentist Homeroom Officer Nice-President, Secre- tarylg Class Officer CTreasurerlp Hockey. SUSAN COONEY Sue Nurse Ski Clubg Student Service Corpsp Home Room Of- ficer CSecretaryJg AEGIS fBusiness Steffi. NORMAN COREY Norm Junior High or High School Teacher Band, Student Council fRepresentativeJg Home Room Officer fTreasurerJg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. ci. by X MARY CORMIER Red Nurse Student Service Corps, Usher at Graduationp Student Council CRepresent- ativelg AEGIS. CONC ETTO COSTA Louie Automobile Mechanic Student Council CAI- ternatel. DIANA ELLEN COSTA Di Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorusp Stu- dent Council fAlter- natebg Home Room Officer CTreasurerD. LINDA COSTLEY Coss Nurse Ski Club, Student Ser- vice Corpsg Home Room Officer CVice- President, Secretaryjy AEGIS CBusiness Stafflg BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJ. f'N fbg CRAMPSEY Larry Printer Home Room Officer CVice-President, Treasur- erl. JANE L. CRANDALL Beautician Distributive Ed. Club. ROBERT CRANDALL Bob Printer 96 LEONARD CREAN Lenny Drafting Outdoor Track. RICHARD H. CREAN Reart Undecided Home Room Officer CPresidentDg Boys' Basketball. BRIAN CROSBY Undecided MAURA CROWLY Secretary Student Council KRepresentativep Home Room Officer CTreasurerJg BEVERLEGA CSub- scriptionlg G.I.C. STANLEY CUTLIFF FRANK CUNNINGHAM undecided S160 Undecided ,ae PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE SUSAN DALEY RAY L. CURTIS Curt Office Work Accountant Boys' Athletic Clubg Mixed Chorusg Orches- trag Band Uunior Repre- sentative, Managerlp Stu dent Council fAlternateD Q' Indoor, Outdoor Track. Qs? ' ix lc Qin, A I, li I I l Ii' Q1 A group of Beverly High students gather on the front steps before school. J ,4 f,L. gin..- RUTH MARIE DALTON the HBH Nurse Student Service Corps, Student Council CRepre- sentative-at-largel, Home- room Officer CVice-Pres- identl, AEGIS CBusiness Staffj, BEVERLEGA CAd- vertisementl. ROBERT W. DALY Reggie State Police Officer Chess, Skindiving, Ger- man Clubs, Homeroom Officer lTreasurerJ, ln- door, Outdoor Track, Cross Country. CHARLES DANGERFIELD Charlie Undecided Orchestra, Band. RHONDA LYN DANIELS Ronnie Domestic Engineer Mixed Chorus. 98 GERALD DARCY Darce Teacher Boys' Athletic Club, Cross Country. KAY DATI LLO Airline Stewardess Student Service Corps, Student Coun- cil lAlternateJ, Homeroom Officer 1President, Vice-Pres- identj. CORAL LENORE DAVEY Coral Medical Secretary STEPHEN EDWARD DAVIDSON Xavier Undecided Spanish, Stage Craft Clubs, Mixed Cho- rus, Fire Extinguish- er Squad CCaptainj, Extra-Curricular Com- mittee, Class Mar- shal, Student Coun- cil fOfficer, Repre- sentative - at- largel, Homeroom Officer CVice-President, Treasurerl, Class Of- ficer KVice-Pres- identj, Boys' Basket- ball fCaptainJ, Foot- ball, Golf. JOHN CHARLES DAVIN J.D. Teacher Indoor Track. CATHERINE DAVIS Cathy Undecided Distributive Ed Club. MARGUERITE DAVIS Margi Government Worker Spanish, Ski Clubsg Guidance Aideg Stu- dent Service Corpsg Extracurricular Corn- mitteeg Student Council CAIternateIp AEGIS CBusiness Stafflg BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionJ. BRENDA JOYCE DAVISON Medical Secretary Folksingersg Mixed Chorusg Student Ser- vice Corpsg Extracur- ricular Committeeg Drama Nightp Usher at Graduationg As- sembly Cornrnittee. 'S' sv .it qffbj 'Kr - - Q. Q ,f--11-, 1 DAVID DAY Dave Machinist THOMAS DEAN Dino College Student Council CAlter natel. DANIEL DEERING Jeb Undecided Hockey. JOSEPH A. Joey Business DETTORE 'us 1 x 4 15 799 QA 1 W? 'Tir . ff? -l 'IE' i Q RALPH DIFAZIO The Club Patternmaker Home Room Officer Nice-Presidentl. SALLY DION Sal Doctor Ski Clubg Orchestrag G.l.C. DANIEL DIONNE Dan Business Administra- tor Stage Craft Clubp Home Room Officer CTreasurerD. KAREN L. DOANE Kay Elementary Teacher German Clubg Mixed Chorus, Orchestrag Talent Showg Band fLibrarianJg Student Council lRepresent- ativelg B-HIVE fEd- itor-in-Chiefl. 1 Xx vu ,N ?5'w5fsTf ' .ASN '17 I. STEPHANIE J. DODGE Stevie Hair Stylist MARGARET C. DOHERTY Peggy Executive Secretary Office Aideg Student Ser- vice Corpsg Home Room Officer CPresident, Sec- retarylt Class Officer lTreasurerDg BEVERLEGA CAdvertisementD. SUSAN E. DOHERTY Elementary Teacher German Club lSecre- taryjg Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentlg BEVER- LEGA CCopyD. ETHEL M. DONAHUE Teacher Dramatic Clubp BEVER- LEGA ccopytf G.i.c. RICHARD DONAHUE Dick Business Administrator Boys' Athletic Club. ROBERT M. DONAHUE Bob Undecided Mixed Chorus. SHARON DOOLING Shar Retailer Chess, Folksingers, Ski Clubsp Mixed Chorusg Talent Show, Home Room Officer CSecretaryi: G.I.C. MICHAEL J. DORFSMAN Mike Journalist and Politician Outdoor Track, Dramatic Clubg Mixed Chorus. JO-ANN DORMAN Jo Secretary Mixed Chorus. ROBERT P. DOUCETTE Bob Undecided Talent Show. BARBARA DOVE Barb Mathematician Ski Clubg Math Teamg Orchestrag Bandg AEGIS CLiter- ary Staffj. DANIEL H. DOW Dan Service Indoor, Outdoor Track. JAMES R. DOYLE Jim Banking Mixed Chorusp Orches- tra. LAWRENCE DOYLE Larry Undecided Home Room Officer CSec- retarybg Football. PATRICIA A. DOYLE Pat X-Ray Techniciang House- master's Aideg Student Service Corps. SHEILA DRISCOLL Teacher AEGIS CLiterary Stalafl. 'Z I sd if JOHN C. DROBINSKI John Chemist Football. DAVID DROWN Dave Chemical Engineer German, Ski Clubs Usher at Graduationp Indoor, Outdoor Cross Countryg Mixed Chorus. ROBERT DUBEE Bob Medicine Skindiving, Ski Clubs. fa G' QQ 3 lb 'S PHILLIP DUBOIS . Phil Tool and Die Maicer rf! -I LINDA BERYL DUNCANSON Dunk Foreign Language Teach- el' German Club, AEGIS CLiterary Stafflg G.I.C. CHRISTOPHER L. DUNN Mink l.B.M. SUZANNE DUPEE Sue Secretary AEGIS LBusiness Staff J. SUSAN M. DURGIN Sue Sociology Ski Clubg Student Service Corps. AEGIS LBusiness Statfjg BEVERLEGA CSub- scription J. Ns, 55. ii DAVID P. EATON Caesar Physical Education Teacher Fire Extinguisher Squadg Student Council CAIternateJg Baseball, Football. JOANNE EMERSON .Io Therapeutical Dieti- tian Usher at Graduation. LINDA B. EMERSON Emma Recreational Therapist Spanish Clubg Stu- dent Council LRepre- sentativeig Baton Squad LCaptainJ. JOHN R. EMO Bob Auto Mechanic 3 3' 17 Q '-wav 'N- it - - H' -v:j 37 . . , ,, . . -..,:-.,,'..,. .14 , ll. 1 U' -., .i. 1,1 -4- PATRICIA EWASCHUK Pa Undecided y Usher at Graduationg ig, Typing. ' SHERYL FALLIS Sherry Registered Nurse Mixed Chorus. WILUAM FANcY T t', W cw, y, Electronics Technician JAN E FANN ING Janie Hair Dresser Mixed Chorus. I04 JOSEPH FATELLO Joey Conservationist in fhe Foreign Service Fire Extinguisher Squadg Golf. SUSAN E. FAULKNER Sue Undecided Mixed Chorus ROBERT FEBONIO o Printer BRIAN E. FELDMANN Mechanical Engineer Boys' Athletic Clubg Chess Club, Math Team, Fire Extin- guisher Squadg Class Marshalg Boys' Bas- ketball, Footballg ln- door Track, Golf. Q -N.. 4 ---a f -. The steel framework of the new high school is designed to support the structure for many years to come. PATRICIA FEMINO Pat Registered Nurse Office Aideg BEVERLEGA CAclvertisementD5 OIC. SHARON FIELD Secretary Mixed Chorusg Office Aide. KATHLEEN TONI ' CATHERINE FERRIERO Thimble International Secretary Office Aideg AEGIS fBusiness Staffl. Wi: 7--1 lv- FIELDINO Cathy Elementary Teacher Ski Club fSecretaryI, Mixed Chorus CRep- i resentativeb. 'J' NG tflb RALPH FIORE Shoes Service Radiation Biology Club, Football, Indoor Track. ANNA MARIE S. FIORINI Anna Nurse Office Aide, Student Ser- vice Corps, G.l.C. lSen- ior Representativel. M. CATHLEEN FISETTE Cathe Nurse Chess, Ski Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Usher at Grad- uation, BEVERLEGA lSub- scriptionl. PAMELA FISK Pam Undecided Mixed Chorus. Sv -'.:f LAUGHLIN FLANAGAN Curly Senior Accountant Ski Club. JANE FOLEY Janie Teacher Chess, Ski, Stage Craft Clubs, Usher at Graduation, BEVER- LEGA CSubscriptionJ, G.I.C. RICHARD G. FOLEY Dick Teacher Boys' Athletic Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Football. LIZBETH FORBES Liz Teacher Equestrian Club, Stu- dent Service Corps, Assembly Commit- tee, Cheerleader, Stu- dent Council lRepre- sentative, Member- at-large, Correspond- ing Sec.J, Homeroom Officer CTreasurerl, BEVERLEGA CAdver- tisementl. 'Z ROBERT FORRANT Bo History Teacher Tennis lCaptainJ. JOSEPH F. FORTI Jose Engineer Class Marshal, Home Room Officer fPres- ,I Ls. K identjy Class Officer Ureasurerlg Base- ballg Football. PETER FORTUNATO Pete fr x54 Veterinarian or Wild- if life Manager JUNE E. FOSTER Red Practical Nurse Baton Squad. les GLORIA FRANKLIN Beniie Veterinary Nurse and Professional Dog Handler G.l.C.g Girls' Basketball. STEPHEN FRASCA Yackee Doodle Undecided Student Council CRepre- sentativejf Horne Room Officer CVice-Presidentjg AEGIS CLiterary Stattjg Boys' Basketball, Golf. ELLEN FRASER Beautician Ski Clubf Student Service Corpsf AEG-IS lBusiness Stattb. GARY FRASER Advanced Education Ski Club, Mixed Chorus. up-. ng as' I IO7 '-A wr , 'N--'17 i I 'I' W 1...-' ....f' - l ,fs-ga SUSAN FREEDMAN Freed Sociology Ski Club, Drama Night, Usher at Graduation, Extra- curricular Commit- tee, Home Room Of- ficer CTreasurerD, AEGIS ILiterary Staffj. JANET FREEMAN Jan Teacher Mixed Chorus, Guid- ance Aide, AEGIS CBusiness Staffl. PATRICIA FUREY 'X Pat Foreign Correspond- ent Debating, Spanish CPresidentl Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Cheerleader, Baton Squad, G.l.C. ANTHONY R. FURNARI, JR. - -' ,, 'J' 5 , 1, ff' f fF-'FFZ3-fr--F . .1 ,t p -11:1 'V Tony Printer Indoor, Outdoor Track. 'N-fi 5111 ROBERT GABRIELLI Bob College Math Team, Mixed Cho- rus. F. KENNETH GAGNON Kenney Junior High Science and Math Teacher Boys' Athletic Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Ush- er at Graduation, Home Room Officer lSecretaryJ, Football. PAUL GAGNON Printer Home Room Officer CSec- retaryl. ARTHUR GAINER Art Printer Student Council CAlter- natel, Baseball. RONALD GALLAGHER Ron Carpenter Home Room Officer lSecreta ryj. SHAREN GALLANT Shar Journalist Dramatic Clubg Guidance Aidep Cheerleaderp Class Marshal, Student Council lRepresentativeJp AEGIS CBusiness Staffl. NANCY GALLO Ned Teacher Stage Craft Club. VICTORIA GALUI Vickie Secretary BEVERLEGA CTyping D. V,, 'Umar CK Qi-1- VANCE GARRY English Teacher Art Service, Debating, Spanish Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corps, Drama Nighty Home Room Officer iPre-sidentlg AEGIS COfficer, Lit- erary Stafflg BEVER- LEGA CSubscriptionl, PHYLLIS GASPERONI Gas English Teacher Dramatic, Ski Clubsg Library Aideg Student Service Corpsg AEGIS lLiterary Staffj. AGNES GASTONGUAY Angie Certified Public Ac- countant RONALD GAUTHIER Ronnie Naval Pilot Home Room Officer CTreasurerD. If fDs K SP f- S Q X- 2 lu' L' SUSAN GAUVIN Sue Legal Secretary RONALD GENEST Ronnie Accountant Stage Craft Club. FRANCIS GENTLEMAN Franny Engineer EDWIN GENTLEY Ed Teacher Audio-Visual Aids Club: Drama Nighty Outdoor Track CManagerJ. sl LENA MARIE GIARDINELLA Lee Nurse Ski Club, BEVERLEGA CTypingJ. NANCY GIBBONS Nance Journalist Theater fSecretaryJ, Debating, Ski, French Clubsg Homeroom Officer lTreasurerD. JAMES GILLIGAN im Teacher Hockey CCaptainJ. ? 'C JOSEPH GILLIS -r '7 Automotive Electri- cian Homeroom Officer LTreasurerJ. 1 A ful 3 ROBERT GILLIS Bob Business School DAVID GIRARD Dave College Boys' Athletic Clubg Band. THOMAS GLASS Tom Accountant Usher at Graduationg BEVERLEGA lAdvertise- mentjg Football lMan- agerl. NANCY GLASSER High School Teacher Mixed Chorusg Blazer Reci ient- Guidance Aideg P , Orchestrap Bandg Home Room Officer CSec- retaryli AEGIS CLiterary Staff. N44 and' af 4 +I SUSAN GLODT Sue Teacher French, Dramatic Nice Presidentj Clubsg Drama Nightg Student Council CRepresentativelg Home Room Officer CSecretaryJ. EDWARD GOFF Ed Radio Work Slide Rule Clubg Li- brary Aideg Boys' Basketball CMana- gerl. RICHARD D. GOODCHILD Dan Cartoonist Boys' Athletic, Chess Clubsg lndoor Track: Cross Country. KATHLEEN GOODROW Kathy Nurse Library Aide, Talent Show. 'lp f- x 4. O ' Q. pf' 4- fi 5150 Ill PETER GOODWIN Pete Public Accountant Boys' Athletic Clubg Fire Extinguisher Squad. MARION GORDON Gonko Nurse Spanish CTreasurerD, De- bating Clubsg Mixed Cho- rusg G.I.C.g BEVERLEGA fAdvertisementJ. NAOMI GORDON Psychiatric Social Worker Dramatic Clubg Orchestrag Drama Nighty Usher at Graduation, AEGIS fLit- erary Statfi. JEANNE GORMAN Jeannie Undecided Mixed Chorus. II2 'v- TV -. LAWRENCE GOULD Larry Mining Engineer Boys' Athletic Club: Indoor, Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. LAUREEN GOYETTE Cosmetologist Usher at Graduation- AEGIS IBusiness Staf'fJ. I YS? WILLIAM R GRAFF Dentist JOANNE GREELEY Fashion Designer Art Service Clubg AEGIS IBusiness Stafsfi. , 1 45? v GAYLE ANN GRIMES Gi Gi Stenographer LINDA ALICE GUERRETTE Lin Teacher Spanish Club lSecretaryIg Student Service Corpsg Horne Room Officer Nice-Presidentig AEGIS CSubscriptionIg BEVER- LEGA fAdvertisementI. ALICE HADDRELL Al College Debating Club, Guid- ance Aideg Student Council CRepresent- ative, CAlternateIg B-HIVEg AEGIS CLit- erary Staffb. RICHARD HALEY Dick Lawyer Mixed Chorus. .A ' i -xuxi I -if 2 fvsw-af A 7 'i 'V '19 'Z' X f ' A S Xia Q Q N xnxx' at IAQ .J 1 Q4 ! I 1 . N K f .Hx S N -A J Dru, .., vm. ' ' .. 5 i q- 'vn ii , Y Wx Y A I l . R E+., XX Q-irx -5 K 5 ,hs H ' ,MW q SD R' ,Q .4 gf s l - hw C M! X .sgra ' lf- is as 2 X . I E I -V Y W lr Q I , .. 5 NH l . M , , qv' The trade school students acquire practical building experience by constructing a house themselves. STEPHEN P. HALL Pancho Music Education Mixed Chorusg Orchestra, Band. JUDITH M. HANLON Judy Kindergarten Teacher and Model Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusp Drama Night, AEGIS fBusiness Staffl. WILLIAM HARNEY Undecided AEGIS CLiterary Stafflg Outdoor Track. CHARLES HARRIMAN Professor Machinist I I4 if HOLLY ANN HARRISON College Mixed Chorus lSec- retaI'Yi: Office Aideg Student Service Corps, AEGIS lBusi- ness Steffi. DORIS HART D.A. Secretary Mixed Chorus, BEV- ERLEGA CSubscrip- tioni, Girls' Basket- ball. CANDACE V. HARTT Candy Sociology Ski Clubg Library Aidep Student Service Corpsg Home Room Officer lSecretaryJ. DANIEL HASLEGRAVE Haze Civil Engineer Student Council lRepresentativeDg AEGIS lLiterary Staffjg Indoor, Out- door Track lCaptainJg Cross Countryg Blaz- er Recipient. I DONALD HASKELL Buster Arc Welder E. FRED HATCH Fearless Fred Undecided Stage Craft Club. LINDA HATHAWAY Nurse Student Service Corpsg Drama Nighty Usher at Graduation. ELLEN M. HAYES EI Interpreter Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Homeroom Of- ficer CSecretaryJp AEGIS COfficer, Lit- erary Staffj. I. 5' ,1 f w DENNIS HEFFERNAN Heffy Sheet Metal Worker or Mechanic Homeroom Officer CVice President, Secretaryi. RICHARD HEGER Rich Undecided Orchestra, Bandg Indoor Track. PAUL A. HENTSCHEL Butch Businessman Stage Craft Club. II5 CHARLES W. HIGGINS Charlie Industrial Arts Teach- er Audio-Visual Aids, Slide Rule, Radiation Biology, Stage Craft Clubs. PAUL E. HITCHINGS Hitch Mathematics Teacher Math Team, Band lTreasurerJg Home Room Officer CPres- identlp BEVERLEGA IEditor, Photogra- Phyt- WALTER M. HOGAN, JR. Business Administra- tor Ski Club. ELAINE HOLDEN Tiger Marriage Distributive Ed. Club. GARY HOPKINS Draftsman Ski Club. WILLIAM C. HORNE Bill Research Biochemist German Club lVice-Pres- identig Math Teamf Mixed Chorus lVice-Pres- identip Bandg Orchestrag Tennis. JOANNE HORSMAN Hoss Legal Secretary Office Aideg Usher at Graduationp AEGIS CBusi- ness Stafflg BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionJ. DANIEL H. HOWARD Hunt Teacher Mixed Chorusg Orches- trap Talent Show, Bandg Home Room Officer CVice-Presidenti. GERTRUDE HOWARD Gerty Secretary Orchestra, Band. PATRICIA HUBBARD Pat English Mafor Dramatic Club, Home Room Officer CSecre- tarylg AEGIS fLiterary Steffi, Girls' Basketball. MARY ANN HUSSON Mev. Private Secretary BARRY C. HUTCHINSON Hutch Teacher JOHN HUTCHINSON Hutch Engineer Mixed Chorus, Out- door Track. ROBERT D. HUTCHINSON Hutch Business Manager Distributive Ed., Chess, Ski Clubs. MARIE JACQUES Me Social Worker Dramatic, Ski Clubs, Home Room Officer CTreasurerD, AEGIS CLiterary Steffi, BEV- ERLEGA CSubscrip- tionl. STEPHEN GARY JAFFE Jaf Psychologist Debating Club, Mixed Chorus. CRAIG S. JALBERT Jinks Machinist Ski Club. WILLIAM JAREMSEK Bill Engineer ALAN JOHNSON A.J. College Bandg Student Council CRepresentative, Officer, Member-at-largely Home Room Officer CPres- identjg Hockey CCaptaini. PETER JOHNSON Pete Teacher-Coach Boys' Athletic Club CPresidentJg Fire Extin- guisher Squadg Student Council CRepresentative, Officerlg Home Room Of- ficer fPresident, Vice- Presidentlg Class Officer fPresident, Vice-Pres- idently Baseball, Football CCaptainD. ll8 14 flu. IU '- hO 4 I 5-v ROY V JOHNSON Machinist STEPHEN JONES Steve Cabinet Maker BARBARA JOSEPH Barbie Teacher Dramatic Clubp Mixed Chorusp Guidance Aide. DAVID JOSEPH JUSIEWICZ Dave Minister Audio-Visual Aids, Stage Craft, Ski Clubsg Mixed Cho- rus, Fire Extinguish er Squadg Orchestra Drama Nighty Band BEVERLEGA fPh0 tographyl. CHRISTY KARIORES Chris Commercial Pilot Boys' Athletic Club. ALAN M. KATZ A.K. Dentistry Student Council IRepre- sentativelg Indoor, Out- door ICaptainJ Trackg Cross Country. STANLEY D. KATZ Stan Undecided Math Teamg Home Room Officer CTreasurerlg Cross Country. WILLIAM J. KEANEY Bill Dentistry Mixed Chorusg Band IManagerl. 73 S zz? . W L4 . rg-1-51' DEBORAH KEENAN Debbie Teacher Student Service Corpsg Extra-Curricu- lar Cornnnitteeg Usher at Graduation. WILLIAM THOMAS KELLY Ill Bill Purchasing Agent Distributive Ed. Club JOHN KESSLER Johnny Undecided Boys' Athletic Club. RUTH KIDDLE Ruthie Teacher Ski Clubg Mixed Cho- rus, Home Room Ot- ficer ISecretarylg Housemaster's Aide. :genie 5? ? - nts gl Q 21. 'A -'flz-, N-x if U 'SL .. 'X -5 Mr. Page points out the Mexican Cession on the map to one of his senior history classes JOHN KRAMER YVONNE Navy or Artist 'JCHAPEU-E Bonnie ' .1 Xl 99 I Medical Secretary BRUCE KUMPH JUDITH LAGASSE Undecided JUdY Secretary ,,pf2.?L Q i 5616 Nor AvAuLAsLs GERI LAVENTIS Language Interpreter Debating, German Clubsg Mixed Chorus. BRENDA JOYCE LAWRENCE Secretary RONALD LeBLANC Beaker Draftsman Ski Clubg Home Room Officer fSecretaryJ. JANICE LECK Jan Executive Secretary AEGIS iBusiness Stafflg BEVERLEGA Uypirtgt. EUGENE LeCLAIR Gene Machinist ALBERT J. LECOUTER Coota Auto Mechanic Home Room Officer CSec retaryh. NANCY LEE Nurse Ski Club, Office Aide Student Service Corps AEGIS CBusiness Staff? SUSAN LEFAVOUR Sue Lab Technician Student Service Corps Home Room Officer iSec retaryjg AEGIS CE-usiness Staffb. l23 RICHARD A. LOCKARD Dick Undecided German Clubp Mixed Chorusy Student Council CAlternateJ5 Home Room Officer CPresident, Vice- President, Treasurerip Golf. SANDRA LOCKARD Sandy Teacher DONALD LOHNES Lobes Draftsman Stage Craft, Ski Clubsg Mixed Chorus, Hockey. GLENN LOHNES Glenny Air Force Pilot Ski Club. .L QW ,LX 4, ,V . 1 -1. ' 1 ,ab wc N fs exhlf D0 W' of-M' L O u- PHOTO Noi Available 16-Ya RICHARD LOMONTE Rick Navy Distributive Ed. Club Ureasureri, Drama Night. ROBERT LUNN Bob Business Administra- tor Mixed Cborusg Or- cbestrag Band lVice- Presidentig Home Room Officer fSecre- tary, Treasureri. JOHN LUOMA Lawyer Outdoor Track. JEAN LUTHER Jeannie Peace Corps Student Council iRepresentativeJg Home Room Officer lPresident, Secretaryig Student Service Corps. '17 vc:- . fi 4- - .il X 5255 ff ' if 2 ', ! no 'ZF' LEANNE P. MARGOLIS Lea Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorusp Student Service Corpsg Orchestrag Band. ROBERT M. MARIA Bobby Engineer Ski Clubg Student Council fRepresentativeD. THOMAS MARLETTA Tom Draftsman Home Room Officer lPresidentJ. RONALD P. MARSHALL Ron Accountant Mixed Chorus. X lg -..A B' Q ga, W. N CATHERINE M. MARTEL Cathy Teacher Mixed Chorus. GAY MARTIN Nurse Mixed Chorus. ROBERT MARTIN Bob Machinist Ski Clubp Indoor, Outdoor Track. GAIL MATSON Mathematics Teacher Math Teamy Mixed Chorus, Student Council CAlternateJg Home Room Officer CTreasurer7g AEGIS lBusiness Stafnfbg BEVERLEGA CPhotog- raphyl. i -ev L .-f-3 as 1' l27 THOMAS J. MAZZAGLIA Tommy Auto Mechanic GALE McCABE Elementary Teacher Home Room Officer KSec- retarybf BEVERLEGA CAd- vertisementlg G.I.C. LINDA McCARTHY Lin Nurse BEVERLEGA lAdvertise- mentlg G.I.C. JAMES M. McCULLOCK II Jimmy Forestry Footballg Indoor Track. I28 NANCY McDONALD Secretary MAUREEN MCGINN Medical Secretary G.I.C. WAYNE MCGUIRE Philosophy or Music German Club ITreas- urerhg Mixed Chorus, Extracurricular Com- mitteeg Orchestrap Talent Show, Bandg Student Council fRepresentativeJg Home Room Officer CPresident, Vice- Presidentjg AEGIS ILiterary Staffjp Boys' Basketball. JAMES W. McKENZIE Mac History Teacher Home Room Officer Nice-Presidentjg BEVERLEGA fSub- scription jg Indoor Trackg Boys' Athletic, Chess Clubs. ugh, ANDREW F. MCKOWN Andy Civil Engineer Ski Club, Home Room Officer CPres- ident, Vice-Presi- dentjg Boys' Basket- ball, Indoor, Outdoor Track, Cross Country. ELEANOR MCLAUGHLIN Elli Bookkeeper Mixed Chorusg Stu- dent Council CAlter- nateb. THOMAS J. McMAl-lON Micky Accountant if E! KAREN MCNAMERA Teacher Home Room Officer CSec- retary, Treasurerbg AEGIS CBusiness Staffhg BEVER- LEGA lSubscriptionD. LUCK l Q. F C33 Lnle Students file into the auditorium to cheer B.H,S. on to victory for the annual Beverly Salem Thanksgiving Day Game. I29 GEORGE McNElL Undecided Theater Clulo. SAMUEL S. MELEI Anemic Dentist Boys' Athletic, Ger- man Clubsg Mixed Chorus, Home Room Officer fPresidentJg Football. MARY C, MCNEIL MICHAEL R. MEZZA Chemist Nuke Mixed Chorusg Blazer Re- Accounlanf cipientg Orchestra. oREooRY Msois JEFFREY M- Greg MicHAuD Jett Medicine German Club, Math Teamg Tennis lCaptainl. JEFFREY MEEHAN Jett Agriculture 13 'S Chemical Engineer Indoor, Outdoor Trackp Cross Coun- fry. GORDON MILLER Gordie Forestry Footballp Outdoor Track. 'urs' I0 L X 'TIP its Yi? JENNIFER MILLER Jenny Secretary Mixed Chorus CRep- resentativelg Guid- ance Aideg BEVER- LEGA CSubscrip- tioni. RICHARD WILLIAM MILLER Dick Lawyer Debating Clubg Dra- ma Nighty Student Council IAlternateJ. MARGARET M. MINIGAN Peggy Teacher Spanish, Theater Clubsg Student Ser- vice Corpsp BEVER- LEGA IAdvertise- mentj. RICHARD MINIGAN Dick Machinist v 7 EVELYN MIRANDI Evie Nurse Ski Clubg Student Service Corpsg BEVERLEGA IAd- vertisementl. MARILYN M. MITCHELL Legal Secretary Mixed Chorus, House- master's Aideg Student Council CAlternateDg Home Room Officer IVice-President, Treas- urerjg AEGIS CBusiness Stafflg BEVERLEGA ITyp- ingl. VICKI L. MITCHELL Elementary Teacher Equestrian, German Clubsg Student Council COfficer, Representativelg Home Room Officer CVice Presidentjf B-HIVEg BEVERLEGA CLay-outl. JUDITH MODUGNO Judy Secretary Student Service Corpsg AEGIS CBusiness Staffj. fN LL iid' ty I XX Ci X I , i3i li ROSEMARIE MODUGNO Rose IBM Operator JUDITH A. MOFFETT Judy Medical Secretary Ski Club, Housemas- ter's Aide. JAMES C. MOOD Jim Business Administra- tion DOREEN ANN MOODY Reenie Elementary Education Spanish Clubg Stu- dent Council lAlter- natelg BEVERLEGA CAdvertisementJg Stu- dent Service Corps. fitns lf? gi CYNTHIA MOORE Cyn Air Force Nurse Art Service Clubg Guid- ance Aidep Usher at Grad- uationg BEVERLEGA- lAd- vertisementl. GALE MORGAN English Teacher Art Service Clubg AEGIS lBusiness Staffjg BEVER- LEGA lSubscriptionD. THOMAS MORGAN T. Education BARBARA ANN MORRIS Barb Florist Home Room Officer CTreasurerJg AEGIS CBusi- ness Staffl. DENNIS MORRISON Engineer SUSAN A. MORRISON Sam College Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Student Service Corpsg Home Room Ot'-li cer CVice-President, Sec- retaryl. WAYNE MORRISON Commercial Pilot Football. LOUISE MOSELEY Lee Governess an-Q -ui ww! KATHRYN MOSER Kathy Registered Nurse Theater, Dramatic Clubsg Student Ser- vice Corpsg Drama Night. CHARLES MUELLER Charlie Aeronautical Engi- neering German, Ski CPres- identl Clubsg Student Council CRepresenta- tivelg Tennis. ROSS MUNROE Rossie Engineer LEONARD MURPHY Murph Accountant Baseball, Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. gf I I 'Hi' if fW5 x V 0-3 BHC' 'S 1 MARILOU MURPHY Lou Undecided Ski Club: Home Room Officer CSecretaryJg BEVERLEGA CSubscrip- tioni. NANCY MURPHY Murph Medical Secretary Skindiving, Ski Clubsg Guidance Aidep Stu- dent Service Corpsg Drama Nighty AEGIS CBusiness Staffi. DONNA R. NARDELLA College Art Service, Ski Clubsg Student Service Corpsp Home Room Officer fSecretaryig AEGIS CBusiness Staffi. GEORGE NARDELLA Shady College Footballg Indoor, Out- door Track. I34 SUELLEN E. NASON Sue Secretary AEGIS CBusiness Staff, Business Man- ager.J JACQUELINE LOUISE NELSON Jackie Clerk-Typist Mixed Chorus. SCOTT NELSON Scott Architect Hockeyg Golf CCap- tain D. CAROLYN NICHOLS Carol Registered Nurse BEVERLEGA lSub- scriptionl. ANDREA L. NIELSON Andi Biology Teacher Debating Club: Guidance Aideg Student Council CRepresentative, Alter- nateb. KATHLEEN J. NILES Kathy Nurse Mixed Chorus, Student Service Corpsy Home Room Officer CSecretaryD, BEVERLEGA CSubscrip- tionl. KATHLEEN NIMBLETT Kathy Secretary Mixed Chorusg Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer CPresident, Treasurerjg AEGIS CBusi- ness Staffj. RAYMOND NOONAN Ray Undecided Orchestrag Band. 'bf .,,V'f' I Yung ROBERT NORRIS Bob College Indoor, Outdoor Trackg Cross Country fCaptain D. SALLY L. NORRIS Physical Education Teacher Ski Clubg Usher at Graduationp Student Council CAIternateIp Home Room Officer CTreasurerg BEVER- LEGA CSubscriptionJg G.I.C. Uunior Repre- sentativeh. NORMAN NYLUND Normie Auto Mechanic Home Room Officer lTreasurerJ. JAMES O'BRIEN O.B. Business Administra- tor Boys' Basketballg Out- door Track. i, 85 179 R' IC' iss f I35 A v PETER A. OTTLEY Pete Physical Education Teach- er Fire Extinguisher Squadg Home Room Officer CPresidentDg Boys' Bas- ketballg Baseball. THEODORE PAPPAS Ted Chef Distributive Ed. Club. CATHLEEN PARKER Cathy Nurse THOMAS PARKS Tom Mathematics Major Chess, Audio-Visual Aids, Slide Rule Clubsg Mixed Cho- rus. 'SJSU 1 'ua- vi! --:' B.H.S. students slowly work their way through the lunch line. DANA PATCH Dana Electronics HENRIETTA PELLETIER Etta Secretary Mixed Chorus. PATRICIA LEE PELONZI Pat Nurse Theater, German Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Assembly Committee, Student Council lRepresentative, Alternate, Representative- at-largel, BEVERLEGA CPhotographyJ. DAVID PERKINS Dave Teacher Boys' Athletic Clubg In- door, Outdoor Track Cross Country. FREDERICK J. PERO Rick Auto Mechanic Football. LESLIE C. PESCE Les Airline Hostess AEGIS CBusiness Staffl, BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionI. FRANK L. PETERS Frankie Architect Hockey. GAIL A. PETERSON Petey Physical Education Teacher Head Cheerleader, Student Council lRepresentativeDp Home Room Officer lPresidentI, B-HIVE, Girls' Basket- ball. LLN T in Q , GLENN S. PETERSON Pete Navy Student Council lRep- resentativelg Home Room Ofticer lVice- Presidentl. LINDA JEANNE PHIPPS Social Worker Dramatic, French Clubsp Math Teamg Mixed Chorus, Blazer Recipientg Library Aideg Office Aideg Orchestrag BEVERLE- GA lLay-outl. HAROLD PIERCE Harry Lawyer Theater Club 6Co- Presidentl. KAREN PIERCE Legal Secretary Theater Clubp Home Room Officer lPres- ident, Vice-Pres- identl. WH-, . l lf H 3 L L. E-5 HAZEL M. PIPETTI Secretary AEGIS lBusiness Staffb. SANDRA PIZZELLO Sandy Medical Secretary Mixed Chorusg BEVERLE GA CAdvertisementJ. ANTHONY PIZZO Tony Dentist PAULA POLANSKY Slim Teacher Theater, Dramatic, Ger- man Clubsg Mixed Cho- rus. I39 DAVID A. QUINN Dave Mechanical Engineer Ski Clubg Football. ANN F. RACOW Teacher or Lab Technician Student Service Corps, Home Room Officer CTreasurerJ5 BEVERLEGA fAdvertisementJ, ROSALIE RAPISARDA Rose Medical Secretary Dramatic Clubg Home Room Ofcficer lSecre- tarylg BEVERLEGA CCopyt. DONALD RAY Donnie Government Worker Cb- in 4 '? 41 I X rf GR EGO RY RAY Greg Undecided Student Council KAI- ternatetg Indoor, CCaptainD, Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. JAMES H. REILY Jim Advertising Cross Country. JOHN M. REILLY Music Education Teacher Mixed Chorus: Or- chestra, Band lPres- identl. JEAN REMARE Teacher Student Service Corpsg Student Coun cil lAlternateJ. 5--'er i 0-11 - IM? . E ,gg ir. xi. Q uf, U Wy ,. . HW Tig.- 4.. L ' Hz .si ig fi! np-Q. l l4l SUSAN I. REMSEN Sue Cosmetologist Equestrian, Distributive Ed. lSecretaryJ Clubs. SANDRA N. REYNOLDS Sandi Secretary Equestrian Clubg AEGIS CBusiness Staffb. DEANNA RICCIARDI Dee Singer Mixed Chorusg Talent Show. DONNA LOUISE RICHARDS Home Economist Debating Clubg Mixed Chorusg Talent Show. 5' . xv. IQ i nv... SUSAN RICHARDSON College Ski Club. VICTOR F. RIMARI Vic Machinist PAMELA LEE RIX Pam Business Education Teacher Dramatic Clubg Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer fSecretarylg AEGiS, BEVERLEGA Uypingl. STEVEN ROBERTS Steve Investigator Mixed Chorus, Ten- nis. I 'E- pl KEVIN ROBINSON Kevy-Kins Undecided Mixed Chorus. VYVIAN ROBINSON Viv Undecided LAURENCE ROGERS Larrr-rr College Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Mixed Chorus lPresidentJ. WILFRED F. ROGERS Wiff Certified Public Account- W ant Skindiving Clubg Indoor Track. - 41' ' 1753? T' 3' f. 22' lNJ Xxlr' 4 Xl.: Zigi rf ,-V 4 fl JANICE LEE ROLLINS Jan College Ski Clubp BEVERLEGA IAdvertisementJg G.l,C.g Tennis. SUSAN OLMSTEAD ROUNDY Sue Elementary Teacher Audio-Visual Aids, German, Ski Clubsg Mixed Chorusp Or- chestrag Talent Show, Band CLibrarianJ. LEE W. RUBINSTEIN Rube Government Service Boys' Athletic Clubp Home Room Officer lPresident, Vice-Pres- identjg Boys' Basket- ball. RONDA LEE RUDOLPH Ron College Professor Ski Club, Extracurri- cular Committeeg Drama Nighty Student Council IRepresentativeJg Home Room Officer IPresidentlg Vice - Presidentlg B-HlVEg AEGIS lEdi- tor-in-chief, Literary Staffjg Girls' Basket- ball. in ?v 9 in Q. P I 'qv'-31 fr l 1 r 1 I . A X f H PATRICIA RULE a Medical Illustrator Equestrian Clubg Home Room Officer lTreasur- erlg B-HlVEg AEGIS lLit- erary Staffl. DONNA RUSSELL Secretary ROBERT P. RUSSELL Russ Auto Mechanic Student Council CRepre- sentativelg Home Room Officer lPresidentJ5 Foot- ball lManagerJ. ANTHONY RUSSO Skip Undecided .W GLORIA CAROL SALVANELLI College Ski Clubp Cheerlead- erg BEVERLEGA CSub- scriptionlg G.I.C. GAIL SCANZANI Elementary Teacher LUCY SCIUCCO Practical Nurse BEVERLEGA CTypingJ BRUCE SELIN Game Manager Skindiving, Ski Clubs. . U wx- yi W, nl A I At the Thanksgiving game pep rally Liz Forbes, .lean Winchester, Gail Peterson, and Kathy Co y nt o u the school to the Society for the Extermination of Xylophones of which Steve Davidson p sd t ALFRED J. SEMPLE, JR. Al Civil Engineer German Clubp Home Room Officer lVice-Pres- idenil. PATRICIA SHANNON Pat Regislered Nurse German Clubg Housemas- ter's Aideg Class Marshalg Student Council fRepre- senfativelg Home Room Officer CSecrefaryJg G.l.C. If XV? LOLA SHARROCK Teacher Chess, Equestrian Clubs. ELLEN SHEEHY Secretary Sfudem' Council KAI- Ternafelg BEVERLEGA CSubscrip1ion, Typingl. GARY SMITH Smythe Commercial Artist Boys' Athletic Clubp Fire Extinguisher Squadg Home Room Officer fVice-Pres- identbg Boys' Basket- ball, Football. JOHN P. SOSNOWSKI Paul Air Force PATRIClA SOUCY Pat Legal Secretary BEVERLEGA lTyp ingl. KATHALEEN SPEAR Kathy Beautician JACALYN R. SPENCER Jack Elementary Teacher Ski Clubg Student Coun- cil tAlternateDg Home Room Officer CPres- identj. KATl-lERlNE SPENCER Kathy Secretary French Clubg Student Ser- vice Corps. SUSAN B. SPIRIDIGLIOZZI Spigs Medical Secretary Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer CVice-Pres- identlg AEGIS CBusiness sfafn, BEVERLEGA cryp- ingl. LINDA SQUIBB I.B.M. Technician Student Service Corpsg Usher at Graduationg Stu- dent Council CRepresent- ativeig BEVERLEGA lTyp- ingl. I47 MARY ELLEN SULLIVAN Sully Secretary Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer CVice-Pres ldenflg BEVERLEGA fTyp ingj. MARYELLEN SULLIVAN Secretary Slci Clubp AEGIS fBusi- ness Sfaffb. BEVERLY SURELS Bev Bookkeeper SUSAN T. SWAN Swan College Home Room Officer CVice-President, Secre- 'raryjg Class Officer Ureasurerjg AEGIS CBusi ness Sfafflg BEVERLEGA CSubscri tion, Advertise P menfl. l 9 MARTHA J. THERIAULT Jane Beautician Student Council CAI ternatel. JEANNE THIBAULT Jean Secretary Mixed Chorusp AEGIS CBusiness Stafflg BEVERLEGA CAdver- tisement, Typingl. RICHARD THISSELL Thiss Store Detective Mixed Chorus, Band. MICHAEL THOMPSON Lil' Abner Accountant Hockey. PAMELA ANN THOMPSON Pam Professional Entertainer Mixed Chorus, Home Room Officer CVice-Pres- identbg AEGIS CBusiness Staffl. SUE ELLEN TIBBETTS Sue Elementary Education Dramatic, Ski Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer KVice-Pres- identlg BEVERLEGA CAd- vertisementjg G.l.C. ANGELO N. TILAS Angie Engineer Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentlg Base- ballg Footballg Hockey. RONALD TINGLEY Ron Chemist Mixed Chorusg Home Room Officer iPres- identjg Football. l isi DONALD F. TIRABASSI Don Teacher Theater Club lCo-Pres identl, Mixed Chorus, Drama Night. MARGUERITE C. TOBIN Bonnie Pediatric Nurse Mixed Chorus, BEVERLE GA lSubscriptionl. ARTHUR TOLEOS Ruddy Machinist GLENNA M. TOLVANEN Merle Foreign Service Dramatic, Ski Clubs, Stu- dent Service Corps, Ex- tracurricular Committee, Home Room Officer llreasurerl, AEGIS CBusi- ness Staffl. DAVID TOMEO Tomo Advanced Education Boys' Athletic Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Home Room Officer CPresidentl, Baseball, Football lCaptainJ. CARMELLA TOSI Cammie Airline Stewardess Dramatic, Ski Clubs, Student Service Corps, Extracurricu- lar Committee, Stu- dent Council lRepre- sentativel, Home Room Officer CSecre- taryl, AEGIS lBusi- ness Stafft. GLENN TOWNSEND College Fire Extinguisher Squad, Student Coun- cil fRepresentativel, Baseball, Football. KAREN L. TRASK Medical Secretary Mixed Chorus, Usher at Graduation, Home Room Officer CSecre- tarylz BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJ. MARSHA E TROUBETARIS Greek Airline Hostess DOUGLAS W. TROWT Doug Medical Laboratory Technician JAMES M. TROWT Jim Accountant Hockey. RALPH TURCOTTE Turc Professional Photographer Ex if Q5-h 1145 N XM JOANNE A. TURNER Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorus, Stu- dent Council lRepre- sentative, Alternatejg Home Room Officer lTreasurerDg BEVER- LEGA lPhotographyJ GIUSEPPE VACCARO Jose Tool and Die Design- er DAVID VAGOS Dave College Fire Extinguisher Squadg Student Council lAlternateJg Home Room Officer lPresidentDg Class Ot- ficer lTreasurerJg Football. JOAN VAN ARSDALE Joanie Airline Stewaroless Equestrian Club. DONNA VANGELIST Hairdresser Mixed Chorus. , CHARLES M. VARNAVAS elf' Mickey fi' Printer 1 Y' JOHN VENTOLA .QA Johnny jf Undecided Distributive Ed. Club. 1 'O W-M1 BEVERLY VERGARI Cigars Nurse Equestrian, Ski Clubsg i Student Service Corpsy Student Council CRepre- sentativelg Home Room Officer lVice-Presidentj. I54 CATHERINE VILANTI Cathy Cosmetologist PAUL VINCENT Vinny Undecided Boys' Athletic Clubp Hockeyg Golf. C. RONALD VITALE Ron Undecided Equestrian Club. CHARLES WALBURN Charlie Patternmaker Home Room Officer lPresidenti. w- l ii i - 'f? SUSAN EDYTHE WALES Susi Commercial Designer Equestrian, Folksingers, Ski Clubsg Mixed Cho- rusg Extracurricular Com- mitteeg Talent Showg Home Room Officer CSecretary, Treasureri. EDWARD EARL WALKER Rebel Natural Wildlife Biologist NANCY WALKER Nance Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorus CTreasur- erlg Usher at Gradua- tion, Bandg Home Room Officer CTreasurerJ. DAVID E. WALLACE Mechanical Engineer Home Room Officer Nice-Presidenti. 5 an-1' 57-FW: , RICHARD WALLACE Bambi Pro-Baseball player or Teacher-Coach Boys' Athletic Clubg Home Room Officer CPresidentDg Class Of- ficer CPresidentDg Boys' Basketballg Baseball CCaptainJg Football. NANCY M. WALSH Nance Pediatric Nurse Mixed Chorus fLi- brarianlg BEVERLE- GA CAdvertisementl. BRIAN T. WARD Draftsman Ski Club. LINDA E. WARD Linnie-Lou Secretary Spanish Clubg Library yf Aideg Student Coun- cil fAlternateIg Home li -ann.. .1 Room Officer CSecre- taI'Yl: BEVERLEGA CSubscriptionD. g I55 LINDA WILLIS Lin Nurse Student Council fRepre- sentativeig BEVERLEGA CAdvertisementJ. MARC WINER Law Drama Nighty Student Council IAlternateJ. CAROL WOODBERRY Little Gillis Secretary Mixed Chorusg BEVERLE- GA lAdvertisementJ. CYNTHIA T. WOODBU RY Cindy Medical Secretary Mixed Chorus, House- master's Aidep Usher at Graduation, Home Room Officer Ureasureri. JUDITH ELIZABETH WOODFIN Judy Practical Nurse Equestrian Clubg Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM YARRISON Bill Mechanical Engineer German Club CPres- identjg Math Teamj Home Room Officer CPresidentJ. ROGER W. YOUNG Youngie Carpenter DAVID S. ZVVICKER Dave Printer Home Room Otticer fPresidentJ. ff MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Glasser and William Horne 'Ns MOST BASHFUL Jacquelyn Thayer and Richard Foley MOST HUMOROUS Mary Blair and Vance Garry SENIOR Js SLIPERLATIVES FRIENDLIEST Gail Shepard and Vance Garry 1' QR BEAU AND BELLE Mary Ellen Sullivan and Jerry O'Brien a .1--H if BEST ARTIST Linda Duncanson and Vance Garry BEST MUSICIAN Nancy Glasser and George Christo 'I--,,w Q7 gal ,,,,..u-ul BEST LOOKING Deborah Keenan and Peter Johnson MOST VERSATILE Sharon Gallanf and Richard Wallace in Q. sx s-S-1 -'lf . .Ov 1 Q -1 -1- vw' 4'1- 4 s:':fl9-'fb- , ,, 1 ' : 'QQ .l-sun--pvi9v-4 -- I- . 4 ' ls-Q. lC il11'1- ' ' hu 1,-A-f .A. .. we--nav. I il-14' li- Q 1 Wit ru- -.-,:,J,- ' -r - ,YLIJ U- 'Wt -- .. - 'hlhPli' 5 'l - ' . , ,F --V - . 1 4-.. . I - . n v-tail!-D 3 un ,Qt D 'i X n qu- : pw-Q 1 ll , ' D T X- ... ...- - 5 : pc: - Q u -ana Q. I r 1 ,. Hg ,si V 5' al' ' A. ,gif A -I-an-A. f ggi, . Q' - ,'- ' ' ,gui .h U - ,' :K-v'-O11 L '. - A puhlf' . ip.-1 V4 a ,5I.u-V-1 Q .,gAl'.' ,,u 1131 A ' e, - sf' in v.-.rf ,-1:39, Q - ' LJ S if -- ' -4.- ' lk.: QL' - ' IL , :I E Q WL :- 4 ' 5 ' 1 lf Q Sb- 1. 15- i , , . -Q li., g -.pq,'b -11 - - 5- ,fi i' tu-. 1 iii p Q l iv l 1 5. V, can l- 4 i 4 ' 4 f- .-- ' -.fu ,4- f , Q. Q , :fb , 1 fr -' p-L -.L , 1 p: '....Q1,f,I 'l3 ..ggsi ?a w vw-. 1 x , 'T 5 i i Dian 4 x ' ,fuuivr 6111.95 Cfvufribufiaus JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: D, Fortunato, B. Haskell, P. Tracey, N. Lomonte, J. Palm. N, Davis, P. Green, P. Pariseau. TOP ROW: P. Carr, W. Consone, S. Kiubock, R. Benedetti, M. McPherson, R. Walsh, D. Kausel, K. Reilly, B. Travsky, D. Dinerman. tv X- I .x V - 5 I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: N. Lomonte, P. Green, Treasurers, J. Palm, Secretary. TOP ROW: W. Consone, Vice-President, M, McPherson, President. We as members of the Junior Class, now seasoned in the ways of the school, con- tributed in many ways to B.H.S. Members of our class have excelled scholastically, distinguishing themselves in mathematics and science. We participated in athletics, cheerleading, band and chorus, baton twirl- ing, and dramatics. In helping to make the transition to the new school,' we, the members of the Class of 1966, contributed much of our time and many of our talents. Our representatives played an important role in the drafting of the constitution for the new school. In looking forward to our senior year in the new high school, we will continue to maintain the high standards that have been established in previous years. fa Heverly High JUNIOR BEVERLEGA STAFF BOTTOM ROW: J. Pszenny, B. Glidden, N. Spiftle, S. Bulcher, D. Spears, J. Sylvain, A. Nigro. MIDDLE ROW: P. Sullivan, A. Liporfo Pszenny, P. Green. TOP ROW: W. Prest, R. Reid, D. Barron, B. Travsky, R. Gilman. Nancy Lomonte and Barbara Nadeau enioy their chemistry lab periods. I65 V w i the 130114 to Success 45 is 'Qu 1...-4' V? SOPHOMORE BEVERLEGA STAFF BOTTOM ROW: D. Johnson, S. Curran, S. Pierce. TOP ROW: E. Watts, W. Standley, R. LeBlanc. Janet Libert and Donald Ross examine Mr. Kendrick's favorite peanut plant I - x ' ' - has - o 4-Ll :LF .1 41'.A-VIAZVIL-' I- in - A I .. at 'F '-'91 1 5-an 1 i'I4.?-.'? Vl1WlUA'lb'r JY'-.l.6v. 'YL --.l 'i G-' -cv is .F ,-,, 353 f If A h. Quik?-A -I lui -r I' TI! 4,9-1.,-1-W .- T .' 'H g ,i 1 I , Q, - .-Q-5--snuwl 1124.94- 11041191 lfau it iw lAllA'Q'Yl!l7 . was 3:2114 I6-lfnV .xV'U f5i.V Am' '.1'4i'I3.'Z42?iQ'El-' gh V .,-I TQ in-1-53,4 ,.. -.-A V- M I 'uw l wawv. - -. w- ra.: lx Y, QT? T :'fl' Y' -4.1-y,x1A. It an-an-wx 3, ' xr t , S AJ 'ia' fit V E lei' r i 3' if I l Ai - v nn A 4-an-. ' BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK R. Wendell Dronsfield, Trees., Linda McCar'rl'wy, Paul Hi+chings, Paul Prokop 1 3 I BOMAC DIVISION OF VARIAN ASSOCIATES SALEM ROAD BEVERLY. MASSACHUSETTS CompIimen+s of MARSHALL'S SHOPPING 35 Enon S'Iree+ No. Beverly, Mass. HENRY'S SUPER MARKET Nor+I1 Beverly CHOICE M EATS NORTHSHORE WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY Disiribufors of Rhonda Lee and H BIue Hill Producfs BEVERLY, MASS. CENTER, INC. Sporfing Equipmeni Cameras-Film-Phofofinishing Beachwear COR-NIX CO. 278 Caboi' S+. Beverly, Mass. CompIimen+s of +I'1e ALE HOUSE BOOK SHOP I I Complimenfs of JOSEPH W. MACAULAY l Q Cornplimenfs of HUBBARD'S SHOE STORE Apofhecary 382 Caboi' Sfreef Beverly. Mass. '54 Cabal Slreel 9220846 PETER'S BARBER SHOP I and ROLAND S -BEAUTY SALON PETER'S STEAM BATH 235 Caboi Sheei Beverly, Massachuseffs 26 C b S B v I , M . 5 a oi +.?:i+ 922-9798 e ery ass Tel. 922.l8I0 ED'S CAMERA SHOP Pho+o Supplies-Record Players BARTER BROTHERS, INC. Flowers and Giffs 282 Cabol' Sf. Vinnin Square 282 Cabof S+. Beverly. Mass. Beverly Swampscoff 922-4086 599-5300 ComPlimen+S of LEE FRASER AND PATCH, INC. Insurance CLEMENT C. ARCHER LUNN gl COLE REAL ESTATE 8: INSURANCE Real Eslafe 27I Cabo'r Sfreef Beverly, Mass. 234 Caboit S+. Beverly' Mass. HAYES MUSIC STORE 250 cabo+ S+. 922-I722 S+ereo and Hi-Fi Record Players Radios of All Types Complere Line of Records Sheei' Music Piano CoIlec+ions DELUXE CLEANERS 89 Cabo? Sfreel' 922-0506 Beverly, Mass. FORNESS 8: MORGAN, INC. All Forms of Insurance MORGAN 81 DOUGLAS Real Esfale I73 Caboi Sfreef Tel. 922-0885 Complimenfs of ALCON'S Everyfhing New in Sporfswear and Shoes for Men The La+es+ in Shoes for Women I49 Cabof S+. Beverly, Massachuseffs I72 BEVERLY ICE CO. Eslablislmecl I9I2 KELLEHER'S HEATING OILS-HOT-TOP DRIVEWAYS 232 Essex S+. Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-0080 , Jane Asfle. Jack Burldnshaw, Nancy Walsh, Jane Foley Congra+uIaI'ions Class of '65 C. F. TOMPKINS COMPANY Qualify Furnifure and FIoor Coverings I32 Caboi' S+. 922-075I Beverly. Mass. DESJARDINS-JEWELERS Your GIH Sfore 2 I 9 Caboi' S+reeI' BeverIy, Mass. Complimenis of MONTSERRAT SERVICE STATION RALPH E. LEWIS LE BEL JEWELERS, INC. Complimenfs of WALSH'S GULF SERVICE STATION Cabof and Cen'IraI Sireef 927-I630 Beverly, Mass. CompIimenI's of 252 Caboi S+. Beverly. Mass. SAM GOLDBERG 81 SCN' INC. TGI- 9224640 428 Ranfoul Sireef 922-6400 CompIimenI's of GOOD LUCK sTocKToN's ATLANTIC SERVICE ABBOTT YARN SHOPPE LONA P. MARTIN, Propriefor 5 AbboH' Sfreef Beverly, Mass. I74 Ranfoul SI. Beverly, Mass. 927-I893 922-9889 YARNS OF QUALITY PORCHES-GARAGES-ADDITIONS FREE ESTIMATES BARNETT 8: SON CARPENTRY 7 Hersey Ave. Beverly, Mass. Call Affer 4 P.M.-927-0999 NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY I36 Dodge S+reeI' Beverly, Mass. - fx ,S -if 'wf g MM- ' ' , Q mniglxl K '1 Q xx CX ffm ' XM f Q f lb X D I I Us V: I F 2 nu U Jax! z 'S 6 VV V 4 I 1 , A if ff A 2 K X V EL 7 1 N -fxb N J , X -NEPEE xff W ' 9 i f X mx- T ,N J jf X J A 1 X Q W, ,f , ' - 43 4, ' X 1 A ,fy 7 . X' U Zf 1 Compliments of Metal Hydrides Incorporated 2 Complimenfs of MILL'S SUPER MART Beverly, Mass. BURTON HARDWARE 26- 28 Wes? Sf. Beverly Farms, Massaclwuselfs Tel. 922-Ol I8 WINER BROS., INC. Hardware Men Since l9l9 I90-I98 Ranloul Slreef Beverly, Mass. THE FARMS' APOTHECARY WENDELL I. RACKLIFFE, Reg. Mgr. APOTHECARY I Wes? Slreef Beverly Farms, Mass. YE HAMLET BEAUTY SHOPPE 34 Railroad Ave. So. Hamillon, Massaclwuseffs MARTY'S MIDTOWN STEAK HOUSE 446 Ran+oul S+., Beverly Monday - Salurclay I I A.M. - I l:30 P.M Sunday I2 A.M. - 8 P.M. Serving Luncheon Specials Wi+l1 Besl' Wishes 'ro flue Gradualing Class I I I i il I33 Essex S+ree+ SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of BEVERLY MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC. CHARLES J. TERSOLO, Presideni' and Treasurer SALES - OLDSMOBILE - SERVICE ITALIAN FIAT I33 RanI'ouI S+ree+ 922-3075 Beverly, Massachuse'H's Complimenfs of GREENLAW ELECTRIC CO. STERLING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. and STERLING AND ASSOCIATES-REALTORS 9 Broadway IAgency of ServicefI E Q Ijnizpoulnrl I 'IQIEENT CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME 65 Cabo+ S+ree+ W CHARLES E. CAMPBELL FRANK T CAMPBELL PrIvaI'e Parking D eo 'ie YR 1 -K iff. 02 J- S INCE 1830 Q The North Shore's Favorite Fuel Company for l26 Years Lei The SILVER FLEET deliver your heal SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Accounling and Secrelarial Courses for High School Gracluales 75+h Year Placemenl Service Send for New Calalog 75 Dearborn Sfreel, Salem, Mass. 774-l960 Congraiulalions and Besl' Wishes 'ro 'rhe Class of l965 MAYOR THOMAS J. WICKERS, JR. CONWAY PHOTO PHOTO EQUIPMENT-RECORDERS SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS Rle. 62-Jusl' off R+e. l28 Danvers 774-9865 STEP UP TO BETTER PICTURES I78 Best Wishes To the Class of 1965 METCOM INC. 76 Lafayeffe Sfreef, Salem, Massachusefis-Tel. Ploneer 4-8400-TWX SALEM IZBOU-MICROWAVE TUBES AND DEVICES X YR N I uk Eff? ' 'UV i vii! Shi in Vllffrrrr r- rrrr Vr.srpJi,'L5 1 UK U1 1, prrrr F TrU'r' ' fl Qi 5,31 if i.'f,,, fy fY'f l.- HE 'P A ly: Uv F! 5. um 1 gr. n Ihr ss ffflrfl-sf ri. is H-4 'll!rJ,r2s 'J,?f'Y1Pr--F S f59f1f'? if- s1igT 'F P' l mil fffgggiis 5311 , wfjki, . . f-'J' ' ' A -f i' E551 :5L,f- 51,3-1 ,A ,Af-ff s--.- Kgs 433'- fw'-.' 17 J-A-HAH , L, E.-sl-7!5,Ys1,,rTfTY'T 4 3 s 4s lvl L1 .EA-ff Q, Q-gm. gs nik fifty .gg 4v'sssffif f'i' -M1 Eiiifggk P, .PVLA ir.: -if us, ,ggi , --Af-sA --NAL,.LJr,5UxV1lgy1 'S v' i T'T 7 - Www: rrtw PF? U 'I U' WW ,M giig 'R M J . JL I iffmffe Lil, S fix' , , ,A ' Qfffl ' Ls ' Ur 114. ,r 2- is f,7,. I - 1 hzwgn E Qf ' UJ,i,h,!iN uJsl,F,L'1s Iii! 2,-1-! isfij? 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Complimenfs of NICOLO BEAUTY SALON 6 Chesfnuf Sireei Beverly, Mass. 922-4439 CompIimen+s of RICCI'S MARKET Beverly, MBSSBCIIUSSIIS Besf of Luck 'ro The Class of '65 RAI.PI 'I'S VARIETY SI Bridge S+reef Beverly, Mass. WHITE:-lEAD'S VARIETY ' STERMAN'S TAXI CO., INC. 37I Caboi' Sireef, Beverly, Mass. Beverly, Mass. We Give SGH Green Siamps 922-2000 Complimenis of I C I om ' e I MONTSERRAT SERVICE pf 'I S STATION 0 RALPH E. LEWIS Complimen+s of Complimenls E. M. ROEW'S of FINE ARTS THEATRE BEVERLY Wallis sneer-922-6060 SHADE SHOPPE Beverly, Mass. FURNITURE Slyled for Gracious Living O'l lARA'S 0 6 0 Carmole Painfs Ar+ Supplies, Wallpaper of Beverly 284 Cabof S+ree+ 922-l599 2l6 Cabof Sf. Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of l965 The Boy's Sfore Near Your Door E Richard Wallace, David Tomeo, Roberr Norris, A Slephen Davidson, Alan Johnson, James Gilliqan CONRAD Cor. Dane and Cabol' Sis Newes'r and Smar+es+ Sporfswear and Accessories -All AHrac1'ively Priced Complimenfs of PORTER FARM H. P. DOANE, JR. Milk-Cream-Eggs Tel. 922-5460 IO6 Bridge Sfreef To 'rhe Graduaring Class Congra'I'ula+ions and Besf Wishes BEVERLY Y.M.C.A. BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK Mr. Burlon Phill ips, Norman Linden, Callwerine Walls, Linda Guereffe, Gerald Lalvlonfaqne CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '65 SID'S BEVERLY MASSACHUSETTS Complimenfs of JUNIOR CLASS I963 I966 MICHAUD BUS LINES INC SdPIlMIMhP+F PIGd rp y, a rIC d Thomas GI QE l - I 1- I 'T QQ n r A JA. ' n- S V 1 2. s . in , I .L s A gs. -i s PTA 5 SAM'S DRIVE-IN CLEANSERS INC. l28 Cabof S+ree+ Beverly, MassachuseHs Louise Sfockfon, Suel5e-ru Na rw, Mahon Gordcjn Lmda Wilfii, Ann Racov. - - I - 1 I85 BEVERLY FISH 81 LOBSTER COMPANY I9 Wafer S'I'ree+ Telephone 922-02l0 Marg3reIMInIgar1,Sandra Cleveland. Gale McCabe, Lfzbefh Forbes Complimenfs of CANDLEPIN LANES Complimenfs of Bowl Golf PLUMMER'S STORE I8 Broadway S+. I57 Essex SI. 922-9638 Salem, Mass. GOVE LUMBER CO. 80 Colon Sfreef Beverly Massachusefls CARMELITE CHAPEL AND GIFT SHOP Norfhshore Sho In Cenfer Tel. 922-092I Peabody pp g Mass' HOUSE OF MlCHAEL'S BEAUTY SALON RIAL SIDE DRUG STORE I46 Bridge SI., Beverly Tel. 922-9888 For Prescripfion Service 3I Ellioff Sfreef Call 922443. Beverly, Mass. COMMODORE Norfh Beverly Roufe IA off Roule I28-Exif 20N Luncheon 0 Dinner 0 Cocllails Funcfions from I0 Io 200 Telephone 922-5390 Com plimenfs of HALLMARK CLEANERS 4I I Cabo? SIree+, Beverly -2-1 BEVERLY CO-CPERATIVE BANK I Mr. Heber? C. Noren, Gbria Barry Jarice Rdlme SaHy Nirfs l87 AFTER THE SALE IT'S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS .E9 f z GEO. A. FOSTER, INC. jiQil YOUR HANDY FORD DEALER, DICK HANDY, Pres. 2ll Ranfoul S+., Beverly 922-0059 SALES - Used and New Cars - SERVICE THE DELANEY APOTHECARY J0E'5 DEL'C'OU5 PIZZA 207 C b f s+., B V I , M . Cooked 'fo Ofdef aExcp1er+ Preiciilylion Strvice Orders PM Up +0 Take Cul Phone 922.2245 Closed on Monday Open 4:00 P.M. 507 Cabof S+reeI Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-0546 32 Roundy S+. A. 8 Beverly, Mass. Dems in DOOLING OIL SERVICE A,-fisf-ic Memgrialg JAMES A. DOOLING, JR., Prop. Serving Greal r B v rl SI l93I Tel' 922'o5l7 Sales-OileBurieislSe:jiie JOHN A. CONWAY Real Esfafe Bonds Insurance 35 Church Sf. Salem, Mass. Tel. Pl 4-5204 REAL ESTATE y I.. -. - - - il J 1. I - I I I I l Q Compllmenfs of FREDDIE'S RESTAURANT Beverly, Massechuselfs WARD BROTHERS FLORISTS Flowers and Planfs 'For All Occasions Greenhouses al: Cor. Corning and E. Lofhrop Sis. Beverly, Massachuseffs TE D SI H POL Tel. 922-A295 Palrlcia Hubbard, Kay Dafillo, Vance Garry OUALITY SHOE REPAIR 32I Caboi' Sfreei Beverly, Massachuseffs I O Complimenfs of DAVID J. WALSH, Regional Manager of FRANKLIN LIFE CompIimen+s of KRANSBERG Complimenfs of FURNITURE COMPANY WCKERSON ua Hy Furni'rure a+ MCPHERSON Modera+e Prices INSURANCE' INC. 30I Cabo+ Sfreef Tel. 922-3I40 www JUQELICATESSEN 'mf ITALIAN com cu1 N Tj 25: -IL ' MIEQILAN NLD LL' x M: r V 'TAUAN QAUSAGI '17 N I I E-NT E-XLLb Ok UL ' wI5IIuL1s'I'IIxI. SLSAEE 30 50' GENOA SALAMI ESG SAL-xD :Sf -10 HAM and CHEESE 1512? f ' EAT SALAL C THE TASTY SUBMARINE SANDWICH 8: DELICATESSEN SHOP I3l Dodge Sireef Rouie IA Norfh Beverly, SPECIAL 1OfOualIty I ME HIST! CHICK f- os- Massachuseffs Angelo Tiles, Mrs. CIIrIs+IrIe TI J II TI Mr, N cIw9Ias TI I89 amos PINS MEDALS 'X CHARMS cuvs X PLAQUES TROPHIES PLXFPIIPT flI'SigT! Skallf-fl T1 r'1'a'fTsm supffrqv qmuamiy 1 I 013511513 YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES 8. 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