Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

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L -f .A V ya.. f' 4 a 'rr ii ii. e 'f E Ai . f i H 1, l ,. i l 'fs FOEBWOED Through the years generations of Bev- erly High School students have become known in their community and in sur- rounding communities for the Spirit they have displayed. XYt'ith the division of Beverly High School into three houses and the trade high school, the impor- tance of upholding the enthusiasm, the friendliness, and the strong feeling of unity among students cannot be over- emphasized. Students have excelled athletically and scholastically. A precedent for do- ing one's best has been established. The accomplishments of each student and the support each has received from fel- low students exemplify the pride and spirit of Beverly High School. The pres- ent student body has played its part in upholding this tradition. rx, J r , 9 I 'Y z 'iii 4. U V F , .iff . 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Landolphi, S. Burrow, D. Marshall. W. Radack, J. Curelli. J. Sutherland, 1 R. Broudo, D. Nadborney, R, Piccard, P. Nuccio. 1 I N I 'Au - .. v. 1 4 K6 ' Hx, C,- J 5' 7.1 v 'bl , 1 In '51 W' A L R. 5' 4' '-YPD, 4:- : I 'ef 45134 5 ,-.ZW ' k 'ix -35,3 , Al hir' 1 ,xl ,. -. ,, , : F 1, uv, , 'di n ' 'Sf' - 3 s- ?1f1 Y'ff ' fa-:.:f: ff -P - .Sgr 'I' ' '.u .-M, '-x - ' x 5 nge? :age .ri . 'M-2-,..1' -5 --sg, I-f.: ff, fiirliif' 3:55517 3-5-y T 42555: if-?fmi,..-' 2' 'J .Pg - 'oil-gg. ' '.,:,. ' Gt. -r . - s,. . -5591,-.. , .K . 'I'72I' . 'e- ' ' ' '5'!'?Z-'g Q, -.SA V - ' '- J- ' ' Tl-IE!-IUB OP , i ,A l I 3 . J . , 1 I ,Ii P l 5 ' .F .o 5 'lf' ff.'5 f 'Q I ,Z 'gill - ,. ---.-..-J... f .xi '.g. 'TQ ' as -1 it fill 'L la t. M - ' :IX Mr. Paul Crosby, head of the Guidance Department. I2 ,I ,, 'NJ p.- .:,, f YWO INQPIPJNG LEADERS The major responsibilities of the Princi- pal of Beverly High School were in the areas of organization, administration, and super- vision. As Beverly High School had been organized for many years, a new Principal needed to learn the established procedures of the school and the past policies of administra- tion. Of equal importance was for him to be- come familiar with the traditions of the school and the values of the community. Within the framework, he worked with the staff and students to keep everything going smoothly, to make whatever adjustments in the program were desirable, to co-ordinate the efforts of all personnel, and to super- vise the over-all educational enterprise. Help- ing Dr. Fisher, Mr. Paul Crosby, head of the Guidance Department, co-ordinated the guidance counselors, and handled vocational and educational matters. With these two in- spiring leaders, students and faculty were proud of B.H.S. SCHOOL QE EQ AND OFF-ICE AIDEQ Miss Susan Allison and Miss Suellen Na- son, with the help of the office aides, per- formed many duties this year. Their daily routine consisted of answering all calls and routing them to the proper recipient, greet- ing visitors, handling the PA system, sort- ing mail, keeping reports for Dr. Fisher, is- suing bus tickets, and publishing the menu. Some of their more exacting work was hand- ling the details of the graduation exercises and processing all transcripts leaving the school. ' it ni vs Miss Susan Allison and Miss Suellen Nason, secretaries MAIN OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: E. Pitman, M, Dunham, J, Bryant, S. Landolphi, C. Preston. TOPVROXV: S. Barker, S Igeeqh A Foley, B. Taylor, C.'Allen. PEEPAIZING Students enjoy the delicate process of assembling laboratory equipment. SCIENCE The Beverly High School Science Depart- ment, headed by Mr. Richard Preston, im- proved its courses in biology, physics, and chemistry by more extensive and detailed use of the laboratories. An increase in the num- ber of materials improved the quality of these courses immensely. With the addition of two new teachers, Miss Carol Langley and Mr. james Banks, the Science Department proved to be a well-rounded division. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Carol Langleyg Mr. Richard Preston, Department Headg Mr. Ralph Lizio, Mr. George Accomando. TOP ROW: Mr. Robert Michelg Mr. Phillip Kendrickg Mr. Anton KishongMr.james Banks. 4, , 1 S Px ' 1 if-Y lg, . wg r ., ,-1 Q, c ,ts . af' ,- r .p 1 . A Q , gf , K. .fl '1' f. . V ' 5 ' 5' . - if , . N3 ' 45 . I4 get . TN Q li - 4.00.-,A T lf?-R it-. H 'ti za' Co aaa, 1 S894Q ' 28k C . K t . t 1 Rh iozsni sr 4 I .E 2.5, . r.. f fl' .I if : ' I fQ .A - ' Y -' , Rl t N 1 Tl-IE l L V ING WOIZLD MNHEIWYUCQ 2 'N lr- Under the leadership of Mr. Thomas Skif- fington, the Mathematics Department of- fered students one of the basic needs for their future success. Courses ranged from business mathematics to advanced college mathematics. As a result ofv able teachers and modern books, the Math Department did its job in leading the way to the future. .145 N-5' Mrs. Mary Mitral, new math teacher, and B, Anastasi solve a geometry problem LN V-A . Im .i V X , my ' Aj? iff 'R Q? T?-nur V? I , ,... fl BOTTOM ROW' Mrs The-odora Stelten ohl' Mr Lee Iimesong Miss Eleanor Brooks. TOP ROXY: Mr. Thomas Skiffington. De- . , p , . V. partment Headg Mr. David Lindsayg Mr. Robert MacDonald. I5 WORLD 'IJ Q2 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Fredrick Hammond, Mr. John Page, Mr. Thomas Tanous, Miss Barbara Washburn. TOP ROW: Mr. Michael Casale, Mr. Edward Mullin, Mr. Richard Batchelder, Mr. john Lapsley. C. Lavoie, W. Hall, D. Scott, and Mr. Casale trace the voyage of Columbus. SOCIAL STUDIES Our world became smaller as our knowl- edge about the countries surrounding us grew. The Social Studies Department, under the direction of Mr. John Page, strove for the students to become acquainted with oth- er lands, so that they could better under- stand the problems of these countries and their people. It was the job of the history teachers to acquaint the students with the countries, and the psychology teachers fol- lowed by helping the students understand the why of what they learned. I6 eeoomeo use CJK g f f N Miss Elsie Watters, language department head. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Janet Courant, Miss Elsie Watters, Miss Carolyn Surman TOP ROW: Mrs. Margaret Story, Mr. Russel Peterson, Mrs. Elizabeth Carson. Putting the knowledge to use. l LANGUAGES Uniting efforts with the Social Studies Department, the Language Department, too, helped our world grow smaller. By learn- ing a foreign language, the students better understood how a person in that country thinks. The knowledge of a foreign lan: guage encouraged students to travel to the country in which the language is spoken, Thus, the Language Department provided a stepping stone to seeing a country first hand. ING A B4 ND f 1 f. , fix, , --4-,,- s-v A1 A' M X -' -X-sxfv BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Suzanne Nicolog Miss Judith Corsong Mr. Edward Watts, Department Headg Miss Isabel Harrimang Miss Frances Trnwt. TOP ROW? Mr. 'Whitney Patchg Mr. james Kinsellag Mrs, Beverly Ryang Miss Frances Hatchg Mrs. Susan Aaronson: Miss janet Hessg Mr. George Kinnally, Mr. David Smith. E E at t is Throughout the school year the English Department, headed by Mr. Edward Watts, has survived the tasks of distributing and collecting textbooks, helping Seniors with ' their term papers, and guiding the publica- tion staffs. The earnest efforts of all the de- partment members to provide each student rv, with a good background in English was in Q, . keeping with the spirit of Beverly High . I , School. r 19 L Mr. Edward XVatts assists L. M-:Namara and C. Linden in pre- paring essays. I8 THE jx fi 2 Mrs. Frances Niebergall, art director. Mr. Francis LeBlanc, mechanical drawing instructor. Mr. Lawrence Drouin, director of TO COME. PINE N219 Culture was kept alive by the Music and the Art Departments of Beverly High School. Students who possessed the talent, the abili- ty, or the desire to learn the fine arts were invited and encouraged to partake in the courses and the extracurricular activities re- lated to art, music, and mechanical drawing. The large number of students who participat- ed in these activities indicated the interest of the Beverly High students in the fine arts. gf fi 1' music department rv II 1 I ni 5 'V-I ,re .. R. Whitehead and P. Modugno sand the boards. Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist, shop instructors. 'X ,-'X ff 1 I 20 ING SKILLS HOME ECONOMICS AND INDU ARIS Home Economics and Industrial Arts stu- dents gained knowledge of skills they will be able to use in the future. Sewing, cook- ing, and child care under the supervision of Miss Millicent Boswell and Miss Eileen Hen- nessey prepared the girls for their future as homemakers. Boys learned trades such as metalworking, wood working, printing, and auto repair under the supervision of Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist. Miss Eileen Hennessey and Miss Millicent Bosvf ell home economics instructors. r ' KEEPING UQ HEAIJI-N T CA WO NURSE The cafeteria staff provided the students with nutritional meals each day. Lunch pe- riods ran smoothly with the help of the cafeteria aides. Mrs. Edith Carr, the school nurse, had im- portant responsibilities to the health of the students. It was her job to care for those who became ill during the school day. She also conducted eye and hearing tests. X ,gn W Y iii ' .1 , x x.. 'f ' ' B . '95 J ,4 - CAFETERIA XWORKERS Mrs. Rose Mascioie, Mrs. Mary Corning, Mrs. Dorothy Knowlton, Mrs. Betty Keenan, Mrs. Mary Earabino, Mrs. Beatrice Tanzella. Mrs, Mary Donaghue. Mrs. Edith Carr, school nurse. X ' ' A l , 1 CAFETERIA AIDES BOTTOM ROW: C. Ford, K. Ford, M. Kimball. TOP ROW: P. Bray, B. Walker, K. Maguire. Q'-C ' x Tx .fin 2l Q OF-ICN GE Q aft. .2 - 1 O . 1 I . I STUDENT LIBRARIANS BOTTOM ROW: J. Torrey, M. Russo, R. Cacciola, C. Bresnahan, M. Johnstone, L. King, E. Pitman, M. NVells, M. Bonaiuto, C. McDonough, P. Zwicker, J. Ferguson, G. Danforth. SECOND ROXV: K. Bryan, T. Curwin, D. Danda, J. Guptill, C. Dinely, D. Chaney, S. Deinstadt, S. Brown, K. Leck, P. Siegal, S. Thibideau, P. Breton. THIRD ROW: K. Fellows, L. Hurdle, J. Archer, P. Wildes, G. Heywood, F. Katz, S. Leveille, P. Ames, P. Guiliani, N. Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: B. Ash, H. Femino, M. Hoar, P. Foran, A. Cohen, R. XX'aldman, J. Hall, J. Salt, S. Trask, P. Sylvain. FIFTH ROXV: L. Plumber, D. Bray, J. Ouellette, K. Norden, P. Brennan, S. Barker, L. Costopoulos, M. Mason. SIXTH ROW: J. Baxter, P. Bucci, J. Tarantino, N. Anderson, P. Anderson M. Ross, D. Rud- strem, S. Foss, M. Roberts, K. Tyburski. SEVENTH ROW: C. Dooley, S. Dunlap, R. Butler, J. Arenburg, H. Brisky, G. Perkins, C. Eriksen. LAST ROW: D. Ward. LIERAIPY Every day hundreds of B.H.S. students flocked to the library for concentrated study --J Q v 4- f , , V C77 ,-,,.. through books. This storehouse of knowledge offered a wide selection of books for reports, reference, literature, and pleasure reading. Many choice fiction, non-fiction, biographies, essays, and novels were also available. Mrs. Eileen Parker and Mrs. Cynthia Symonds employed many student aides to assist in keeping the books orderly, checking attend- ance, helping students find information, or checking out books. -iff? .J N ' s I' ' Mrs. Cynthia Symonds and Mrs. Eileen Parker, librarians. 22 QITZJVING FO GAF-EIV l DIZIVEIZ EDUCATION An after school activity, Driver Educa- tion nttracted many students interested in im- proving their driving skills. After thirty hours of classroom instruction with Mr. Dan- iel Shea, and Six hours of driving with Mr. Lawrence Steedman or Mr. Daniel Shea, automobile insurance reductions were avail- able for these students. Mr. Lawrence Steadman and Mri Daniel Shea, instructors. l . ,z X' Q-it ,, li X ,DV 1 1 --I 4 '! x 1 l Mr. Daniel Shea teaches J. Bryant and J. Baxter the finer points of safe driving, 'J' KR ., ., X . - 2 t A. -Q 1 U5 4 i K BUSINESS DEPARTMENT TEACHERS BOTTOM ROW' Mrs Mary Trefry Miss Eleanor Larnbertson Mrs Evelyn Ricciardi. TOP ROW: Mrs. Marilyn Kruger Miss Margaret Miner Miss Rose Brancato Mrs eanne Lombardi. BUQINEQQ Business Education prepared students for office work after graduation. Students chose from many subjects: shorthand, record-keep- ing4 consumer education, office machinery, bookkeeping, and of course, typing. Miss Eleanor. Lambertson, Department Head, placed many graduating seniors in various business occupations. T? MINDQ AND BODIES M57 ..- DfTf ' X 1 ,, -vw -f' .1 ll 1 Everybody 1-2, 1-2. 1-2 Miss Ann Farley and Mrs. Eliza- Mr. joseph Lavachia and Mr. beth Lingle, girls' instructors, Domenic Arangio, boys' instruc- tors. -QPRESJ.. ' ' -Li ' :.tl':5,:,,:g2i:5i ,, . 5. 'Ll . it -fi-iff , ' ' -1-T . :j,2q,,.: 7-W , :, ,-'J ! .Q Y 1 - - I . --E - 1 in 1' 1 I' I , J. Pope and J. Gilligan on the go. PHYSICAL EDUCJATT ON B.H.S. students found Physical Education stimulating, Four weeks were spent on e.1ch activity to give students .1 variety of sports. Among the boys' activities were touch foot- ball, wrestling. badminton, volleyball, soc- cer, and h.1ndbc1ll. The girls participated in soccer, tennis. volleyball. basketball. and gymnastics. Everyone partook in these .1ctivi- ties, tllternating between the field house and the gymn.1siun1s, Athletic Director Mr. C'h.1rles XYi'alsh secured equipment .md sched- uled meets for teams. ,-,- wane I .x L. ll D . lf- ' , - .. ., 4 , --r 4 uv w- - . . v .cw,- - .- .. -z'c,---:-,--.-we VARSITY BOTTOM ROVV: R. Marino, P. Miller, P. Kennedy, H. Smith, P. Corriveau, P. Fiore, P. McFadden, Gongas , M. Carne vale, R. LaBrie, R. Trudeau. M. Crowley, W. Hardenbrook, M. Wilson. -I. Higby. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Kinnaly, C. Bulger, J. Powers C. Vlfilliams, P. Teague, B. Scanlon, M. Miedjionski, J. Hall, D. Lunn, K. Murphy, G. Morrison, J. MacDonald, G. Cyr, IM. Cahill, M MacCarthy, C. Foster. TOP ROVU: Coach Norden, J. Kelleher, D. Dube. S. Robbins, G. Randall, N. Mitchell, L. Goldberg, M. Conley A. Norris, C. Sandy, J. Wfright, G. Overberg, J. Brewer, S. Borsanti, R. Cutraro. G. Davison, J. Glasser, Coach Lapsley, Coach Arangio Coach Southwick. Co-Captains P. Miller and P. McFadden. FOOTBALL mee Beverly High School will long remember the football team of 1966 not because of an impressive record, but for the school spirit and team effort the boys displayed through- out the entire season. Behind the statistics MMU ,. of 1 win, 2 ties and 6 losses, a never-say- die attitude inspired pride and all-out sup- port from the entire school. Despite injuries that kept many first-stringers out of action, the Panthers tackled every game with spirit and energy. 26 x l Z A-. BHS FOOTBALL COACHES Mr. Richard Southwickg Mr. john Lapsleyg Mr. Roy Norden, Head Coachg Mr. George Kinnalyg Mr. Domenic Arangio. I-HG!-I SCHOOL SCOREBOARD BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY 14 ....24 BEVERLY ..... 0 BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY 14 HAVERHILL . SAUGUS ..... PEABODY .... LAWRENCE . GLOUCESTER DANVERS . . . NOTRE DAME LOXVELL ...., SALEM .. Deep in his own territory, C. Bulger punts the Panthers out of trouble in a tense moment of the Notre Dame game W i I! AND NO ONE. JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROXYZ P. Comeau, M. Coler. T. Larson, G. Marceau, W. Foley, J. Splaine, D. Foutsoukas, G. Wallace, J. Drinkwater, J. Ricci, R. Rhodes. MIDDLE ROVV: R. Bradley, C. Mitchell, N. Mitchell, B. Connolly, M. Millay, S. Hyland, H. Clark, P. Barry, J. DuBois, A. Stewart, R. Jacques. TOP ROW: Coach Arangio, M. Cullen, J. Fraser, F. Splaine, J. Davey, J. Glasser, J. Crawford, R. DiNicolo, F, Frost, C. Hartnett, R. Cutraro. H. Connaughton, G. Dawison. Coach Southwick. I-HG!-IUGI-IT OF Tl-IE SEASON Beverly's 1966 football team held an out- standing distinction, being the first to face an out of state team. The Big Green of Notre Dame Academy at West Haven, Con- necticut, traveled to meet the Panthers for the season's seventh game. Notre Dame, one of the East's top teams, felt the Panthers' claws in the most exciting game of the year. Although the game ended in a 6-6 tie, both teams displayed excellent sportsmanship. Notre Dames lightning fast defense tackles Panther G. Randall after he received a pass gaining yardage for Beverly. 28 'COULD BE EQ! ...X ',,.c,,'- V . ! YQ. ,QM--. I J, N '- '63 . 5, ,J f wit 'Ti' X ,.,e,,. A, .: 1 af ' ., Q Y - ,gn-94... 1 ' . ' A -, ' 44- r 1 L. 3' i-1.7.4 - ': -A J if . Ph, . , . 'ry 'N e-Q, f -.- 4 ,-M, G. -5-4. - :'. 1-asf 'ff P it . - :Le 'H .. ...'1'2,4 ,I-1Z:1'5,5QJ3f, -Y - -,Y ' .', . V 1 :J-, ff- . 1 Q .P 'f4L'I ar: -A ' -'ie' 'zx'---2 ei ' - -- ' ' - .' -' - - .- +4 --4' . - 1 at 2- -'.-- '- t A. --i .fy Lug ...v V' Lf Sirk!! .Fla lalilhang.. nk. 4- .fw : .4 .. .- -'fm-A.--fl - . .. -- .ln ,f1L.fV,f: if gags. ffvgjlst kifbzggj IA,3'f1::i'i.:.q,::1Mkf,,g.?r.....-.1 . .:..g, , J ,,,,Lf:-Q l.V5.fgdgf I : ' ' 7 ff . s ! 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V -.Q . .-1 - 1 - 4'L153'.l?- I' .. , -- L4' 11-isjgg f V ' Q'il4,-5 l' 2 ' r 1 'U 1f,':'1.-.5 .52 ff'-M 1 .-ftg3g'if1fzafe.ias:1e' at - f-ra , ' 1 ., qt . , uvvlil' t ii-' -Ui . 29 'I RUNNING Tl-JEIIZ OOLJNTPYTEAM The Beverly High School cross country team enjoyed an undefeated season in dual meets. In addition to this successful record, they tied for first place in the State Meet. In two other major contests, The Catholic Memorial Invitational Meet and The New England Schoolboy Championship, they took third and fourth places, respectively. Coach Fred Hammond deserved credit for his hard work with the team. .F -..... --A-- -v. .-'v -1-- ffil ' f - BOTTONI ROW W' Pike G Martin W Trainor K Small Captaing NW. Princeg T. Clarkg G. Galeneas. MIDDLE ROY! R Smill S Hawrylulx J Tryder Vu' Boyle VU Dumphy B. Eddy, S. Cassola, J, Connors. TOP ROW: XX H l E Schlemp I Rolinger I Collins D Hanscom T McGrath, D. Nelson, G. Van Knowe, W. Curran, V. W YTO VICTORY Beverly ........ 20 SCOREBOARD Lynn English .... 00 'V mt '14 Beverly ........ 15 Haverhill . . . Beverly ........ 27 Lowell .. Beverly ........ 24 Salem . . , Beverly ....,... 19 Lawrence ' ' ' ' , 'f-fl ,--. ,,, l ive J V it-' -5 -Yil 4' U . QV A 14 I . .. ...vo .4 -H-W , -... yy ne- gf fe bxevv- . -1 ' , A , , . ' . - -ls... .. Q- N5?h,,b.,,'fl ...A r - --P' L .1 X .QQL ,:..w..-fi, ,.. H ,S AN H :ln new K 2, , , 4 - ...tif-genqaf-31ml Captain K. Small breaks another record. Chee-ring for the other team. 'VT' -JN L Q .l,u',,,i5f1t - Y Y L . . . A in x .-.-. a , '-Zh if!! I fv 419- 5 in 445.33 t, . 3 I EXPEFZIENCE-, ABILITY VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD BOTTOM ROVU: K. Norris R. Carr, j. Austin, Captainsg J. Bradleyg T. Colby. TOP ROW: P. Miller, R. Cotrarg, M. Rix, P. Dinerman, R. Morin, C. Bulger. QOOPEBQARD Beverly ........ 66 Dec. Gloucester Beverly ........ 85 DCC- LHWICUCC Beverly ........ 79 DCC Lowell -- Beverly ........ 59 Dec English . Beverly ........ 59 Dec Classical . Beverly ........ 63 jan. Haverhill Beverly ........ 61 Jan. Saugus .. Beverly ........ 52 Jan. Peabody . Beverly ........ 63 jan. Salem . . . Beverly ...... , ,74 jan. I-11Wf6l'1C6 Beverly ........ 59 jan, Lowell .. Beverly ......., 65 Jan, English . Beverly ..,..... 73 jan. ClHSSiCf11 Beverly ........ 65 Feb. H2WCfhill Beverly ..,..... 75 Feb. SflUgUS -- Beverly ........ 59 Feb. Peabody . Beverly ........65 Feb. Salem . . BAQKEIEALL The Beverly High Basketball Team fin- ished its highly successful season with a per- fect record of 16-0 in the Essex County League and 17-0 overall. Coach Richard Batchelder's skill, determi- nation, and perseverance enabled him to build a strong, well-balanced team. The bench was emptied during a majority of the games proving Beverly's second team to be as strong as many of the opposition's first teams. The Panthers entered the Tech Tourney with high hopes and much support from fans in the school and in the city. GOO COACHING Enthusiastic fans cheer the Panthers on to victory at the Peabody game in the Henry Cabot Lodge Field House. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: T. Rhodes, V. Glasser, R. Bradley, W. Charrette S. Carinos, D. Tiberio, G. Davison. TOP ROW: Coach Robert Michel, R. Foustoukous, G. Wallace G. Van Knowe, L. Crateau, D. Smith, S. Hawrylvk, A. Ricci, W. Hamilton. N 0 1 , Q f' X' X'5,,9f,5'! QQWAKO. 'WNVQ ,Alb- 8 70.7.12 ,W Vx ,H i 4-fa 5 .im V stin snags a rebound for ' 1 . ' w ' '. ., 'if .', V . . ' Qfmf ' I' ' .-, fli .H ggi, e - . ! L- Y W 111 5 'H' ,Fa - koi - 1 i V- QB - 5. ' Q . Q A . Q , . 1 U, V' LT 5 . 9 Q gs tif' Uv F 'F GP Q K W . A -0. u .U :Rf ,gi E.-Hq'4, SPIRIT AND GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: S. Scanzani, J. Maria, N. Freeman, T. Drobinski, M. Campbell, S. Hanlon. TOP ROW: B. Higgins, J. Libert, D. Goodhue, S. Bradley. Q OAPD BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY ........ BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY BEVERLY MARBLEHEAD . . WAKEFIELD .... SALEM WAKEFIELD . . . SAUGUS SALEM SAUGUS HAMILTON .... MARBLEI-IEAD . . HAMILTON .... GIRLS' BAQKEIEALL Under the direction of Miss Farley, the girls had a hardworking basketball team. They always demonstrated true school spirit and good sportsmanship. The performance of promising sophomore and junior team members forecasts a successful season next year. I. IGOOD QPO QI-HP 5 I I 7 . M. Campbell guards as S. Hanlon captures a basket for Beverly. 1 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: C. Gilligan, M. Drobinski, S. Duke shire, C. I-Iammerstrom, K. Donovan, C. Norden. MIDDLE ROW: C. Dea, S. Quigley, S. Keech, K. Maguire M. Johnson. TOP ROW: B. Dow, C. Lowell, D. Bray, J. Gilligan. BJ-LQ. PU : BHS. HOCKEY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: S. Perkins, K. Monahan, S. Dunn, J. Sutherland, D. Murphy, S. Irving, J. Trudeau. MIDDLE ROXW: B. Foley, L. Gentile, F. Splaine, J. Splaine, B. McGann, D. Peterson D. Barry. TOP ROW: K. MacIntosh, J. Nixon, K. Dunn, N. Mitchell, W. Britton, K. Morris, Coach George Kinnaly. Co-captains 1. Sutherland and D. Murphy. dl, 1 xi -al .L 'np-11' U' o Q . I' :ls - -'v--- i qQlDfl'lf 'f-- 1 -- ' L 'WNY 'Z-is 38 ld LL . . . SCOREBOARD Beverly. . . . . . . Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Peabody . . Saugus . . . Stlohns... St. Mary's . . . . . Classical . . English ..... . . . Salem ....... . . . Malden Cath. Gloucester ..., . . . Marblehead Danvers . . Amesbury . . . , . . Winthrop . . . . . . Woburn .. Woburn .. HOCKEY The 1966-1967 Hockey Team boasted a successful season with a record of Il-2-3. Under the capable leadership and excellent coaching of Mr. George Kinnaly, the team placed second in the Fssex County Division and went on to play in the State Tournament, Both Co-Captains, Senior forward D. Mur- phy and Senior center Sutherland, along with a valuable sophomore addition to the team, S. Irving, were chosen to play on the North Shore All-Star Team. Irving was also awarded the Coveted Most Valuable De- fenseman of the Year trophy for the North Shore League. S. Dunn flips the puck to Co-Captain D. Murphy who skims it past a helpless Classical goalie. 18 A . aw, SPEED A J X J X6 'QC Z f fry 4 Panther K. Monahan hustles after a loose puck with Classical pucksters close behind-Beverly triumphed 4-1. Setting up their unpenetrable defense against Lynn Classical are K. Morris and S. Irving- Beverly's Dynamic Duo. X .4 .,. O O O i i QPIIZH' . . . Panther co-captain D. Murphy speeds clown the ice to score against Classical. 50Ph0m0fe5ef15afi0f1 S- IfVlU8 8U3fd5 the BeVeflY80al' Co-captain J. Sutherland races against an opponent to gain control of the puck. Q4 I 4 I BOUND AND ROUND THEY GO INDOOR TRACK TEAM BOTTOM ROW: R. Donahue, R. Marino, W. Trainor, T. Wittenhagen, G. Liberman, K. Clark, K. Srnall, W. Hardenbrook. SECOND ROW: R. Andrews, P. Comeau, J. Goodwin, D. Larrabee, R. Levitt, L. Patti, P. Tache, R. Broudo, M. Hill, K. Rick, W. Dumphey, T. Schemp, C. Sandy. THIRD ROW: P. Ahern, S. Cassola, H. Colby, A. Morris, G. Wetherford, L. Brown, R. Eddy, W. Boyle, R. Pesche, K. Soucy, W. Curran, J. Wright, E. Collins. FOURTH ROW: M. Pecevich, G. Vandi, R. Trefry, T. Rollinger, D. Zanicoli, W. McDonald, L. Hardwell, G. Davidson, S. Reynolds, J. Brewer, G. Dubois, P. Hartley. TOP ROW: V. Carusi, G. Saddler, R. james, W. Hood, F. Drinkwater, R. Quinn, W. Pike, A. Stewart. Coach Richard LaPointe, Captain D. Dube, and hir. Frederick Hammond. C3 57 42 WI-IEIZE THEY STOP NOBOD KNOW 4 i I M. LeFlem demonstrates the side jump. i QOOPEBOAPD Beverly .... . . .77V3 Swampscott ..... sy! i Beverly .... . . .SOM1 Boston Tech . . SSM l Beverly .... . . .52 Danvers . . . . 34 : Beverly. . . . . .66 Andover . . . 20' l Beverly. . . . . .60 St. Iohn's Prep 26 ' Beverly, .. ...aieyz B. C. High . 3925 Record-breaker R. Marino practices his sh: t put Over the past three years, our Indoor Track Teams have won 21 straight dual meets, and this year was the greatest year yet. Kea-Tigh Clark and Ken Small won the class A races in the Boston Garden which helped their team to rank third in class A state. These two boys together with Robert Broudo represented Beverly High School at the East- ern Schoolboy meet in New York. The highlights of their undefeated season were the victories over Boston Tech and Boston College High School. The score of 6-O in the undefeated dual meet competition helped better their already outstanding record. Also during this year, the hoys estahlished new school records in addition to tying the old records. ' DING IN MOST TALENTED N Carlm and J. Kincade QENIOIZ INIOST BASHFUL B Falhs and R. Carr 3 THEIIZ Cl-ASQ Q? SUP BEST ATHLRTE T. Drflbinski final P. Miller v- T-.fb I-Y BEST DRESSED P. Hart and D. Campbell FLIRT AND WOLF M. Marino and R. Holland YZ? v 9 l l 'M vu- MOST VERSATILE M. Healey .md D. Dube MOST HLTMOROUS K. Vitale and R. Gentleman DE-ES OF- FRIENDLIEST S. Trask and R. Conrad B' . L . 'Q-fr l 5 2 BEAU AND BELLE M. Forti and T. Bartlett 5 i MOST MISCI-IIEVOUS P, Siegal and R. I.aRochelle P . 1 l Amana CLASS THE QENIOIZ CLA The class of 1967 expressed many thanks to the capable class officers whose outstand- ing leadership made the last year the best, and to the competent executive hoard whose enthusiasm and school spirit concerning all the class affairs made each an overwhelming success. rxklsh SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS i M. Marino, Corresponding Secretaryg R. Carr, Treasurerg J. Rudsten, Presi- dentg J. Austin, Vice-Presidentg S. Van Liere, Recording Secretary. SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROXW: D. Campbell, M. Holland, R. Carr, DI. Austin, M. Marino. J. Rudsten, S. VanI.iere, D. Purdy, A. Bennett, K. Norris TOP ROW: S. Cahow, B. Williams, J. Gillespie, M. Healy, 1. Roundy, J. Kaplan, C. Brown, S. Pierce, C. Dea, I.. Trenoweth, I. Lefavour. .5 -1 .Tb I 47 DING- TZKLL, STANDING : - LZ- ., 4. 1 i l IUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: M. Dodge, V. Ray, j. Symmonds, S. Burrow, C. Grimes, P. Scoglio, C. Preston, W. Zaryski, J. Dyer, J. Trudeau. TOP ROW: C. Tannebring, D. Moore, D. LeClair, C. MacDonald, P. Pisa, B. Smith, H. Dallas, S. George, K. Bonaventura, D. Nadborny, W, Boyle, P. Nuccio. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS S. Burrow, Corresponding Secretaryg P. Scoglio, Vice- Presidentg C. Grimes, President, C. Preston, Recording Secretary, W. Zaryski, Treas- l11'Cl.'. t 1 8.3 48 Tl-IE JUNIOR CLASS Oh, we're from Beverly High School, and no one could be prouder! describes the class of '68. With animation, the juniors participated in all events and supported the senior class with their spirit, class marshalls, and decorations for the senior reception. Anticipating their own senior year, they dili- gently raised the necessary funds for their senior yearbooks, caps and gowns and Sen- ior Week activities. The junior Class was a busy, responsible class and one that B.H.S. will be proud of in the future. , THE CLASS OF 'ea BSI: s S7 s o 0 3 5 e 7 s 5' szoz mm zezns U91-I ibx ns, 1 . qu.. Z' In ll . Mrs. Beverly Ryan instructs B. Bulger, S. George, L. Mezzaglia, and C. Boschetti, E. Watts, and J. Kravetz discuss the junior pages. W E. McGrath. JUNIOR BEVERLEGA STAFF BOTTOM ROW: L. King, B. Smith, M. Dodge, H, Dallas, S. Hitchings. TOP R. Maglio, S. Smith, N. Teeter, B. Taylor, J. Ferguson, B. Wood, J. Dyer. 1 . ROXV: C. Boschetti, ,X 4 I f l l 1 49 OE QOPHOMOBE CLASS Through ambition, scholarship, and good sportsmanship, the Class of 1969 rose one step higher on the ladder of success. In sports we had many promising athletes such as Richard Cotraro, Alfred Ricci, XY!alter Cur- ran, Steven Hawyluk, Louis Gentile, Stuart Irving, and john and Frederick Splaine. On Drama Night Dorothy Chansky, Ann Am- brifi, and Terry Cubell played a large part in making the play a success. Kathy Wonson, Ellen Flannery, Elizabeth Doyle, Ellen Boo- raem, Cynthia Dea, -Allison Cohen, Richard Brown, Thomas Penta, Thomas Trembley, and joan Perron were chosen for the Aegis. Our thanks go to Mr. Accamando, our class advisor, who led us carefully and wisely. T ! 5 it -4-4' HIGHER ON THE K v. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROXW: S. Soper, Treasurerg J. Glasser, Presidentg M. Allard, Vice-President. TOP ROW: C. Leonard, D. Denley, Secretaries. i SOPHOMORE HOUSE TREASURERS C. Dea, Brown M. Lawton shows the procedure for dissecting a frog. Houseg XV. Curran, Alt House, j. Maciewicz, Buckley House. 50 LADDER OF QU l . l l i , 'xl yr SOPHOMORE BEVERLEGA STAFF C. Elliott, S. Acres, R. Appolloni, H. Femino, SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: C. Leonard, S. Soper, J. Glasser, M. Alla TOP ROW: P. Claire, J. Weisman, P. Savoie, C. Mitchell, C. Bekeritis, K. Wonson. I fx 4, . . l x., lla' C. Leonard. rd, D. Denley, D. Ericlcsen LJ' EE MEMBERS g ef' Q U gl C fx sf, I EDITORS R, LeBlanc, Photography Editor: E. Wlatts, Editor-in-Chiefg S. Curran, Copy Editorg G. Hardison, Lay-out Editor. BE Beverlega Committees this year worked to- To complete the Yearbook, the Copy Com- gether under the supervision of Miss Isabel mittee identified each picture. Beverlega Harriman and Miss Judith Corson. The Pho- members captured the spirit of the School tography Committee gathered pictures of ac- by creating new pictures, new formations, tion in and about the school. The Layout and new ideas to help each student remem- Committee then planned the formations of ber life at Beverly High School in the years these pictures. to come. F 1 QF if 'bg- PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROXV: T. Christopher. P. LeBlanc, S. Pierce. TOP ROW? H. Ferguson, M. Dodge. 52 A LIVELY BOOK: .f H. . X-- LAY-OUT COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: J. Libert, R. Brooks. H. Dallas. D. juhnson. TOP ROXV: R. Dinkin, G. Hardi- son, N. Powers. PN Q ff'-9-X COPY COMMITTEE ' BOTTOBI ROXY: S. Curran, FI. Kmxctz TOP ROXY. FI. Parzw. I X.1LIImIrm Ce'f -F f? ',': Af TYPING, SELLING ADVERTISING COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: K. Keenan, D. Coults, J. Piecewicz, C. Lavoie, E. Pero, M, Alvarado, M. Furbush, P. Wilson. TOP ROW S. Foss, C. LeHaye, J, DeLorenzo, C. Cicchetti, P. Minnigan, M. Roberts, K. Tyburski, A. Wickers. Tl-IE BUQINEQQ QTZXFFQ Through the diligence of the Subscription, Advertising, and Typing Committees, enough Beverlegas were sold to benefit the student body. The Typing Committee prepared the Yearbook for publication, the Advertising Committee persuaded the students to buy Beverlega, and the Subscription Committee collected money and kept records of the sales. The purpose which united them enabled every student to buy a book of memories for the year 1966-1967. TYPING COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: L. johnson, J. Hamor, N. Graham, K. Tyburski. TOP ROW: B. Cellineri, S. Marcucci. I 1 l 2 f-. IO I i tx' 54 Q. F? f 4 1 1 'Z . --N AND AD SING 's X 'B-'V SUBSCRIPTION COMAHTTEE BOTTOM ROW: A. Blanchette, M. Luca, E. Liacos, D. Murphy, P. Predka, L. Mercaldi, L. Cormier, K. Powers, S. Grant. TOP ROW' D. Barry, B. Anastasi, T. Drobinski, A. Wickers, P. Wilson, E. Pero, C. Risoldi, C. Hilliard, P. Dettorre, L. Henderson, C. Carpenter, C Holiday, J. Belski. r 29 'X I L X 'e 314g f gl--571, 163, ...xx Pm, QQUTQQ 'Y Q- BEVERLEGA members sort faculty pictures. 55 MINDQ i i LITERARY STAFF BOTTOM ROXW: J. Kincade, L. Lipson, S. VanLiere, E. Cucinelli, N. Tarlow, B. Williams. MIDDLE ROW: P. Hart, S. Thompson, D. Hinckley, J. Manaster, R. Greaves, TOP ROW: T. Maquire. M. Gould, N. Shea, P. Fladger, L. Goldberg, C. Dea, I. Duncanson. AEGIS OFFICERS ADVISORS AND EDITOR 'Y' 5 -' I- Q L C K YJ' T-7 5 - C , .I A I f l S. V.1nI.iere, Assismnr Eclitorg E, Cucinelli, Editor-in-Chiefg N. Tarlow, MiSS ROSS BFHHCHO, Business Advisors Ei- Cuciflelli Sgqfem-Y, Editor-in-Chiefg Miss Frances Trowt, Llterary Ad- wsor. 56 N WORK Tl-IE AEG-IQ The capable staff of the Aegis did its best to produce a literary magazine enjoyed by all. Under the guidance of Miss Rose Bran- cato and Miss Frances Trowt, the literary staff wrote articles, essays, and poems, while the business staff typed, sold, and distributed the Aegis. Because of this spirit, the Aegis aimed for perfection in preparation for the future. Members or the Aegis begin their work of organizing and writing AEGIS BUSINESS STAFF BOTTOM ROW: F. Katz, B. Hitchings, D. Hinckley, J. Kaplan, E. Cucinelli, J. Bartnicki, M. Ross, B. Fnllis. MIDDLE ROXX S. George, N. Perkins, M. Healey, J. Tache, C. Edwards, M. Dunham, L. McNamara, C. Belnionte. TOP ROXV: M. Silimen C. Bradley, J. Trainor, C. Carroll, S. Dodd, S. Desmaris, L. Hausmann, L. Thibideau. THE AEGIS ASSEMBLY BOTTOM ROW: L. Goldberg. M. Healey, R. Greaves, C. Dea, E. Cucinelli, D. Hinkley, N. Shea, L. Housman, J. Kincade. SECOND ROW: S. Van Lierre, L. Hinkley, P. Hart, N. Bourque, L. Lipson, C. Hopkinson, B. Williams. THIRD ROW: J. Bartnicki, J. Manaster, J. Kaplan, S. Dodd, S. Thompson, C. Edwards, T. Maguire. TOP ROW: I. Duncanson, M. Dunham, C. Belmonte, L. Macnamara, P. Fladger, C. Carroll, S. Desmarais, B. Tarlow, L. Thibideau. How's about a ride, Handsome? The B-111 Jug Stompers Chant. Washington at Valley Forge . l l .eg HAPPENINGQ 1984 CAST BOTTOM ROW: P. Katz, L. Podgers, M. Riordan, D. Chansky, R. Dinkin, S. Dow. TOP ROW: A. Kania, C Hathorn, J. Willis, S. Smith, D. Phipps, A. Ambrifi, T. Cubell, C. Grimes. Two plus two make five! What now, My Love . . 59 KNIGF-HQ, IZOOIC-Q, AND P WNQ Concentration at its peak. Chess Club students contemplated the other arrive at Checkmate . Under the di- thousands of possible chess moves. President rection of Mr. john Lapsley, the players Tigh Clark presided over the meetings where learned the strategic points and finer tech- the members met mainly to play chess. Op- niques of the game. ponents discussed moves and helped each CHESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: E, Pitman, J. Ferguson, S. Lam, T. Clark, Ti Morrill, D. Przypek, D. Crawford. MIDDLE ROW: M. Scriven, L. Brown, -I. Tryder, L. Cohen, J. Willis, D. Phipps. TOP ROW: I.. Rehlander, Q. Davey, K. Perry, J. Rudsten, P. Tremblay, J. Galuska, M. Russo. 60 PAVING 1.4 1 T7 OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: T. Siegal, Reporter, S. Henderson, Treasurer, J. Drislane, Secretary. TOP ROW: S. Mitchell, Vice President, T. Bartlett, Presi- dent, M. Zubiel, Parliamentarian. ROADS THE DIQTTZIBUTIVE EDUCNTON CLUB The students in this course graduated well- prepared for outside work. With the help of the school, jobs were secured for stu- dents on a part-time basis. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Edward Deep, students learned the finer points of the business world. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB BOTTOM ROW: B. Silverio, S, Henderson, S. Mitchell, T. Bartlett, M. Zubiel, T. Siegal L Vanessa, J. Cicchetti. TOP ROW: C. Atherton, P. Galiatsatos, S. Webber, J. I-Iaibon, T. Kennedy, A. Wood, R. Scanzani, G. Kelleher J Drislane. 13,31-XLUTE ui 1 GERMAN CLUB BOTTOM ROXV: C. Nelson, B. Taylor, C. Thomas, K. McNamara, S. Burrows, T. Morrill, S. Pierce L Cohen R. Meniates, P. Wfeinheimer. SECOND ROW: J. Murphy, M. Fall, J. Krauetz, C. Linden, C. LiPorte. G. Hardison, T Scoglio K Perry, T. Christopher, E. Cucinelli. THIRD ROW: K. Bryan, C. Ford, H. White, H. Levy, D. Nadborny, K. McCraven, E. Margolis D Johnson, J. Roundy, C. Hilliard. FOURTH ROW: C. Tannebring, M. Foley, D. Moore. J. Kelly, I. Duncanson, M. Jarnes D Casper S. Carines, R. Brown. TOP ROW: M, Pecevich, R. Yarrison, R. Jarnes, E. Cleveland, H. Jensen, G. MacNeill, M. Litka, M Scu'ly G McGuire, Lewis 62 Tl-IE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Hoping to enrich their knowledge, the members of the German Club under the di- rection of Mrs. Lila Hennessey presented many stimulating programs this year. Every first and third week of the month, new pro- grams such as movies, speakers, or German games entertained the students. Near the end of the year, many members participated in Tivoli. Also bimonthly, the Latin Club, Internos, under the direction of Miss Elsie Watters ac- quainted the students with Roman culture, movies, games, and speakers. Proud that they had begun the First Latin club of Beverly High School, the members showed great en- thusiasm through their attendance and spirit. The French Club consisted of second, third, and fourth year French students. At the bimonthly meetings, members participat- ed in games, songs, and discussions. Presi- dent B. Ferguson presided over the meet- ings, and the program committee planned the activities which included an excursion to Mairte Jaques, a French restaurant. Super- visors Mrs. Margaret Story, Miss Carolyn Surman, and Mrs. Evelyn Courant advised the students and helped them to decide which plans to carry out. V, ,L 0 BONJ LATIN CLUB BOTTOM ROW: J. Decarb, S. Burrow, E. Watts, S. Pierce, T. Kellner, E. Crofts, K. Perry. MIDDLE ROW: M. Dodge, J. McMichael, D. DeTour, E. Eastwood, F. Manaster, J. Manaster, N. George, L. Brown, J. Peterson, S. Cassidy, 1. Murphy, C. Morison, J. Gillis, J. Rudsten, L. Thibideau. FRENCH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: G. Danforth, J. Peterson, J. Fe rguson, J. Arnold, B. Ferguson, N. Tarlow, E. Pitman, F. Manaster. SECOND ROW: F. Ford, C. Pinciaro, C. Belmonte, P. Breton, C. MacDonald, D. Pryzpek, B. Estey, N. Everett. THIRD ROW: C. Hathorn, R. Maglio, K. Brindle, M. Kukonis, G. Sullivan, L. Housman, M. Collins. TOP ROW? 1. Manaster, C. Risoldi, C. Corrie-re, J. Kaplan, F. Barr, A. Norris. 63 PERFORMING THE DRAMA CLUB BOTTOM ROXV: W. Wood, C. Carpenter, K. Keenan, P. Segal, K. Vitale, D. LeCouter, N. Carlin, J. Vergari, J. Murray, K. Nelson, H. Bourgue. SECOND RONW: C. Hathorn, S. Dow, M. Thompson, J. Morrison, P. Katz, K. Luoma, D. Chansky, J. Blankenship, B. Roccio, D. Biron. THIRD RONW: M. Riordan, P. Zegecheski, B. Foster, S. Brown, R. Waldman, M. Hoiahan, L. King, S. Smith, H. Brisky, L. Bushby, B. Higgins, C. Pierce. FOURTH ROXXI: P5 Forrant, E. Doyle, D. Mager, C. Boschetti, J. Ferguson, S. Allen, M. Solimeno, D. Soucy, J. Pecci. R. Blackman, D. Boardman, S. Perkins. FIFTH ROW: M. Foster, S. Harrington, N. Graham, J. Hall, C. Berkeritis, D. Nichols, M. McEleniny, VU. Thomas. D. Thibedeau, A. Papa. SIXTH ROXV: H. Dallas, M. Russo, M. Kukonis, C. Mavragis, J. Masejwitz, S. Arrington, D. Campbell, L. Bohen, D. Denis. SEV- ENTH ROXV: S. Stinnel, N. Hellerd, L. Poclgers, B. Wfiner. S. Megrath, T. Christopher, P. Vfiles, P. Bretton, C. Fellows, J. Tourainino. TOP ROXV: S. Dunlop, D. Soucy, J. Peterson, R. Dinkin. D. Phipps, J. W'illis, T. Cubell, A. Kania. g 'Y M, -14 O 64 3- Q rf' a - an s f ' F ' lar' I , ps -X- .I V, X . C ... I . ,. 1-.- - V - VSWICBQSQ XY'ith Big Brother watching oxerhead, cast members R. Dinkin, M. Riordan, D. Chansky and T. Cubell prepare a scene for 19S'l . APPEECVW CDN Tl-IED One of the hardest working and most ac- tive clubs at Beverly High School was the Drama Club. This year's President Nancy Carlin worked very diligently to offer all the members an active part in the c1ub's busy schedule. Under the direction of Mr. Wfhitney Patch and the able officers, the club presented the successful production of George Orwells 1984 for the annual Drama Night presentation at B.H.S. The members not only acted in the play, but also made the scenery, props and costumes. applied the make-up, and assisted in direction, produc- tion and all the other behind-the-scenes ac- tivity. Advertising, ticket sales, and prompt- ing were also part of the clubls responsibili- ties. Beverly's Drama Club gave talented thespians an opportunity to perform and it allowed them to use and develop their crea- tive ability and staff knowledge. 'E 'N-ef' IHEATER CLUB BOTTOM ROXV: M. Russo, K. Holloway, K. Elario, P. Siegal, K, Vitale, M. Christensen. MID- DLE ROXX D. Sylvan, N. Goodwin, J. Furguson, E. Flannery, V. Ray, N. DiPario, L. Hopkinson. TOP ROW? K Gentlemen 1. Coletti, J. Deharo, J. Crandall, S. Arrington, C. Potvin, M. Riordon. Tl-IE-Tl-I CLUB Throughout the year the Theater Club, people available for the clubs' view was many. composed of interested boys and girls, travel- Because of the guidance of Miss Susan How- led to several plays and movies. Because Bos- ard, the members' knowledge of the theatri- ton is a great cultural center, the number of cal arts was enriched. WIRES, FILMS, AND QWTTCHEQ 1 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES BOTTOM ROW: T. Symonds, V. LaMontagne, P. Wfeinheimer, M. Quigley, J. Symonds, C. Liakos, R. Corning. TOP ROXV: Mr, Lee jameson, M. Dodge, D. Le Clair, J. XX'illis, D. Gardner, M, Foley, J. Tannebring, M. Foster. Useful additions to the classroom lecture students were selected by Mr. Lee jameson, and discussion were provided by members club advisor, to assist in setting up projectors of the Audio-Visual Aids Club. Responsible and slides on teachers' requests. M G I? 41' I .f , 9 c. Mr. Michael Casale, M. Foster and XV. Foley at the lights. 66 IC! ENT!-IUQJAQIQ JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS SENIOR MEMBERS The Ski Club, one of the most popular clubs this year, had an unusually large en- rollment. Under the leadership of Miss Bar- bara Washburn it met every other week. Guest speakers and ski movies were featured programs at the meetings. Members made trips to Hamilton, and the more experienced skiers braved the larger slopes in New Hampshire. TWO NEW ft- FOLK MUSIC CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Gravelle, B. Wood, P. Weinheimer, T. Curwen. C. Eriksen, P. O'Hara, S. Turner. TOP ROW: Miss Rosemarie Re, L. Bohen, S. Arrington, M. Pierce, S. Barker, J. Symonds, D. Crawford, J. Cove, M. Michaud, M. Philpot, D. Reiley, B. Goodchild. One of the newest clubs at Beverly High FOLKJ MUSIC CLUB Sing-alongs and guitars characterized the School was the Key Club. This group en- abled civic minded young men to take part in many worthwhile activities. The faculty advisor, Mr. Richard Preston, and President J. Sutherland made the Key Club's second year at B.H.S. a very successful one. With the profits from a movie entitled Water- loggedj' which the members presented, the Key Clubbers constructed a fence on one side of the high school parking lot. bi-monthly meetings of the Folk Music Club. Guitarist Miss Rosemary Re was well-quali- fied to advise the club. Members became acquainted with guitarists at each meeting by studying the histories and techniques. Sheet music was handed out so that all par- ticipated. REX CLUB BOTTOM ROW: R. Rust, S. Robbins, J, Laurenzano, J. Sutherland, R. Babcock, D. Belleau. SECOND ROW P. Belmonte, P. Hayes, M. Riordan, J. Legault, R. Foster, M, Dodge. THIRD ROW: J. Appolloni, R. Appolloni, M. Vascile, T. Massa, D. Barry, A, Morris. TOP ROXV: E. Trvder. L. LeFavor, 68 I CTU L UQ a 055 . mv-31 fa .v','!Xeie:- A THE DEBATING CLUB BOTTOM ROW: J. Hall, S. VanLierre, T. Morrill, P. Wiles, J. Peterson, D. Chansky. TOP ROW' L Bohen D Phipps, R. Gelineau, L. Cohen, R. Dinkin, E. Margolis, D. Toomey, F. Barr, C. Grimes. THE DEBEUNG CLUB Tl-IE M577-l Controversies involving current events sparked members of the Debating Club in their first active ear. Under the su ervision Y P of Mr. Thomas Tanous, students were ex- posed to vital issues concerning government, politics, foreign countries and local events. The B.H.S. Math Team was comprised of students interested in competing against other schools. As a member of the North Shore Mathematics League, the team par- ticipated in seven meets, each held at a dif- ferent fschool. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Skiffington, new math problems were mastered for each meet, and students learned new materials not covered in the math courses. .413 3 -.n-,.l. Nfl' THE MATH TEAM BOTTOM ROW: J. Ferguson, C. Elliot, E. Flannery, I.. Lipson, C. Dea. SECOND ROW: C. Boschetti, R. Bresnehan, M. james, G. Hueggut, D. Chansky. THIRD ROW: M. Celentano, J. Kuconis, T. Symonds, A. Granfield. TOP ROXV: F. Barr. E. Collins, C. Grimes, P. Hayes, T. Daily. Qi, ,Q Q5 PAGES A 1 4. Q z si re E Crofts T Christopher P Rolinger N Perkins Absent: D. johnson NAHONAL MEIZH' Because of their superior achievement in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, several students received Letters of Commendation that were of value to them in'applying to colleges. D. Ross and T. McGuire were particularly honored by being named finalists. This honor led to a chance of receiving scholar- ships toward their college education. W- .. FLEADEIZQ OF TOMO ! l i g BUYER WINNERS 2' Throughout their high school careers those students who won the honor of being award- : ed Beverly High Blazers maintained an academic average of 5.6 points. They received their Blazers at an assembly held for them, i and they truly earned this high honor. D. Ross helps T. Christopher with her well-deserved blazer. st 'Q ,,.4N.:' - 'x I C-ff' U 'vt K ps 44, ., 'z ' 1 1 L il i 4 if V. x x- BOTTOM ROW: M. Healy, B. Fallis, T. Christopher, S. Pierce. TOP ROXW: T. Maguire, R. LeBlanc, j. Gillespie, D. Ross RUNNING TOWAIZD FITN u t I 11 1 I A iz, TXVENTY-FIVE MILE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: C. Lowell, D. Crawford, P. Brennan, K. Bekeritis, P. McLaughlin T Cumin MIDDLE ROXV: D. Bray, S. Acres, D. Ames, P. Rolinger. TOP ROXW: N. Galinos, S. Pierce, J. Libert, K. Trainor -FIVE AND FIFIY MILE Throughout the year students spent many afternoons winding about the Henry Cabot Lodge-Field House or outdoor tracks. Run- ning at least one mile before they stopped, the boys of the Fifty Mile Club showed en- thusiasm for physical fitness. For interested to keep fit. girls, The Twenty-Five Mile Club was es- tablished. Many girls continued far past their goal of Twenty-five miles. These clubs proved that running is an excellent method A Q. 1 Q . I r. FIFTY-MILE CLUB Q. Davey, D. Casper, M. Riordan, S. Carinos. 'W J LIQVQ BEVERLY I-HG-I-l NEWS The Beverly High News produced .1 new look this year. Under the direction of Mr. James Kinsella, the news was published his monthly in the I3ez'w'ly Tkzmi. Members of t the 4-J English class rotated editorship, with two editors for each edition. Deadlines and schedules had to be met a week in advance of publication, and the staff learned the make-up of a newspaper at the office of the Bez'w'!,y Tjzmii. The hard work and de- termination of Mr. Kinsella and his staff made the Beverly High News one ot' the E.-NN. X, best the high school ever published. Mr. james Kinsella checks copy with N. Landolfi, R. jones, R. Broudo, and L. Cohen. BEVERLY HIGH NEWS STAFF TOP ROW: P. Lash, M. Michaud, R. jones, D. Ross, L. Cohen, M. Phillips. MIDDLE ROW: M. Fall, M. Dunham, C. Glass, E. Crofts, C. Edwards, C. Millner, A. Kania. BOTTOM ROW: N. Carlin, T. Morill, R. Chase, R. Broudo, C. Wilbur, L. Mac Lauchlen. K-I S7 2 T 7 Y! W-ef 73 MUS! CAL SPIRIT Band Major 1. Lockarcl leads the Beverly High Marching Band off the field during half-time. THE E. H. Q. BAND Mr. Lawrence Drouin, the musical direc- tor at Beverly High, planned a very busy year for the members of the band. Rigorous practicing to perfect difficult routines took place throughout the football season. The re- sult was a satisfying reward, as the numbers were presented successfully during the pre- game and half-time entertainment periods. jeff Lockard, the Band Major, was very helpful to Mr. Drouin by maintaining unity' and cooperation among the members. In- cluded in the busy schedule are frequent con- certs and various trips or exchanges. Thanks to the band, Beverly High School was able to offer one of the most well-rounded musi- cal calendars on the North Shore. Attractive members of the Baton Squad, Flag Squad and Cheerleaders provided dec- oration as well as enthusiasm at the football games. The Baton Squad was a part of the band, as was the Flag Squad and they added color and beauty to the band's numbers. The Cheer- leaders provided enthusiasm and vivacity with their varied and lively cheers. By maintain- ing a proud and spirited attitude, the Cheer- leaders stimulated the exciting atmosphere associated with football games. Y ON THE FIELD Mr. Lawrence Drouin, music director. J. Lockard and D. Coults march across the field Halftime entertainment features a difficult baton solo by D. Coults. UC ,.- NME-NT AND B.H.S. BAND BOTTOM ROXV: N. Perkins, L. Podgers, J. Harding, W. Stanley, G. Howard, G. Johnstone, C. Faust, R. Yarrison, D. Battis, S. Elliott, E. Howard, R. Horn, M. James, J. Kelly, B. Dodge, M. Phillips, D. Napolitano. MIDDLE ROW: J. Lockard, L. Tuinila, L. Cucinelli, M. Wogan, A. Grimes, R. Corning, L. Rehlander, R. Frieclel, R. Eddy, G. Martin, P. MacLaughlin, L. Fabri, P. Russell, D. Burnham, VI. Peterson, F. Daoly, P. Chansky, R. Kelly, G. Christo, J. Ossoff, P. White. TOP ROW: W. Richards, G. Liberrnan, D. Wood, P. Devitt, D. Casper, E. Schempp, J. Cloran, L. Cittadino, M. Rehlander, E. Cleveland, R. Brahm, S. Cassola, W. Hood, S. Calitri, F. Marcucci, D. Mercaldi. FLAG SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: M. Marino, L. Hinckley, N. Carlin, D. Soucy, J. Hartley. TOP ROW: S. Van Liere, J. Randall, B. Wood. ' .4 'Q , v X X , ' x I 3 ', i s- ' i 5 . D Y? .an- . V Lt it v I X N : L ' - 76 'N QIAQM BEVERLY CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: K. Sauchuclc, L. Cucinelli, M. Healy, Head: P. Vifentworth, S. Landolphi. TOP ROW: P. Hart, J. Nolette, K. Barter, S. Nichols, S. Pope, XV. Spencer, T.Drobinski. Peppy Panther cheerleaders liven pre-game exercises at the Salem game. BATON SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: J. Arnold, J. Ferguson, D. Thomas, D, Coults, R. Brooks, P. Zwicker, C. Mor- gan. TOP ROW: P. Dettore, L. Lauranzano, A. Dion, P. Bretton, S. Donahue, J. Dube, C. Vfilbur. 77 ALIVE WIT!-I TI-IE MIXED CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: R. Brooks, N. Perkins, C. Breton, M. Johnstone, R. Gosby, C. Nelson, C. LiPorto, G. Lieberman, B. Smith, V. Granacki, D. Detore, C. LeBel, J. Eddy, D. Morrill. SECOND ROXV: M. Scott, F. Ford, P. McMahon, K. Remare, M. Furbush, L. Podgers, A. Kania, E. Willis, A. Galipeau, D. Magford, C. Carpenter, K. Wonsen, C. Scida, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: K. Brotchie, K. Luca, j. Dennis, E. Flannery, M. Fall, B. Wood, K. Remare, M. james, K. Brotchie, P. O'hara, C. Wilbur, S. Comb. FOURTH ROW: N. Phillips, F. Katz, P. Burkinshaw, J. Vegari, D. Ward, C. Roberts, R. Lowe, J. Ferguson, N. Carlin, N. Bourgue, S. Squillace. FIFTH ROW: E. Costa, K. Bryan, 'D. Lunberg, M. Riordan, J. Bartnicki, P. White, J. Randall, C. Thomas. SIXTH ROW: J. Beadle, D. Eriksen, C. Doyle, N. Round, J. Larrivee, D. Phipps, W. Pitman, D. Wood, J. Gravell, D. Chansky, C. Thompson TOP ROW: C. Ericksen, P. Wiles, S. Doble, S. Dunlop, P. Marcucci, A. Burride, M. Mclilliny, P. Moran, B. Foster, N. DiPaulo, V. Ray. MDCED CHORUS One of the largest and most active or- ganizations at Beverly High School was the Mixed Chorus. Directed by Mr. Lawrence Drauin, the chorus developed many varied and interesting musical programs. Through- out the year the chorus illustrated its musical prowess by presenting several public con- certs along with the school assemblies. These concerts proved to be thoroughly entertain- ing and equally as profitable. The money earned from these concerts enabled the cho- rus to travel to Maine for a performance -Zz . '. ' V IS at one of the local schools. A smaller group, selected by audition from the full chorus was the Concert Choir. This group contained 40 of the original 137 mem- bers who demonstrated the most outstanding vocal ability. Thanks to Mr. Drouin and the hard-work- The musical spirit of Christmas at Beverly High School. ing Officersa headed by President Nanq' Perkins, this year's choral program has been received enthusiastically by the entire school. 78 SOUND OF MUQIO 3: 15 . 1 .. ' 2,5 fav, CONCERT CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: R. Brooks, D. Denley, N. Perkins, M. Johnstone, A. Kania, C. Liporto, G. Liberman E Willis A. Galikeau, C. Sciola, J. Eddy, M. Gravell. SECOND ROW: C. Wilbur, S. Leblanc, K. Fondanova, L. Podgers, K. Remare D Ward C Roberts, C. LeBel, K. Wonson, D. Miller, J. Larrivee, A. Burridge. THIRD ROW: C. Eriksen, K. Brian, M. Fall, B. Wood D Phipps M Jarnes D Lunber M Riordan N Bour ue B Foster S S uillace C. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: P. McMahon E Costa C ' 7 ' gl ' J ' q 7 ' Y ' q 9 Doyle, S. Dobel, N. Phillips, M. McEleney, P. Moran, S, Dunlop, N. Carlin, J. Gravell, D. Lecouter, D. Chansky. ll ii 44 A Dream is a Fairy Tale Mr. Lawrence Drouin directs the band at one of the three Christmas Assemblies. 15? DI ALT HOUSE STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: C. Edwards, S. Quigley, M. Forti, J Sutherland, P. McFadden, S. George, D. Denley, P. Siegal. MIDDLE ROW: T. Penta, J. Curelli G. McNeil, R. Gelineau, D. Dube, S. Burrow, N. Lamonte, P. Rolinger. TOP ROW: R. Barton V. Ray, M. Healey, R. Meniates, S. Bradley, S. Hitchings, J. Torrey, J. Guptill, S. Carinos. 'K av. ,:',. fp' 5' va, . av if ...U I. .,,-, ,M -P ,-ef ,, , 9' 4. L P F J 1 rqf, -.-- . fy qw-L J- , -4 - T. -viii ,1 vx '1 -wa ' W f , L . 3 , I 1-smfwkga , ,--' .- :ij ., J ,-dig...-1 tifekf A it , fur! . H S Q-, 43:2 .P-.wrfseiiff J,., gc xarrgei ,.e3i,Jv,hlx ,K -K ..Q:g1gS',' -.3 , ' x F 5 , K 0' F-1,-J JNL-, ,xv , A ,, r ffm' mer -Fw , Q W 15 ' l , ' . ' - . .5 ' I . ', ' - .. 4 . 5 M l Tl-'E OFQ1 : :I I A: - f f 1 . A 1 f 4.4 I .. fat. 1 ! 123734 y 5 iii t eta J, - -- - ,1. ,, ,.,J'-J-L Mr. George Taylor, housemaster. AU' HOUSE OFF-ICE With the new school year, and students' records filed, Alt House Office was a busy place any time throughout the day. Not only records, but also bulletins, attendance col- lections, guidance materials, and general in- formation had to be available. The able staff of student aides helped Alt House remain orderly and functioning properly. Mr, Ralph Lizio and Mr. Phillip Kendrick, guidance counselors. Mrs. Ma1'Y AUD Chapman, SCCFCWFS 3 -4' 42 ff 4 ,.. OFA P- pr. 'z ALT HOUSE GUIDANCE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: D. Nylancl, D. Boardman, D. Morrill, M. Healey, L. Cucinelli, C. Dea. TOP ROW: D. Zdarlowicz, A. Bur ridge, S. Pierce, P. Rolinger, N. Lanclolphi. T. Colby, N. Landolphi, Mr. George Taylor and E. Cucinelli share a joke. ...cs Q! W 'l If l X L4, f il I i fl' Q 83 lo BOTTOM ROW: G. Overbergg E. Cyrg M. Carnevaleg K. Rich. TOP ROW: L. Lefavourg P. McFaddeng S. Acciavattig D. Dube, Captaing C. Sandy. BOTTOINI K. Powers. Briskey, D. K. Keenan, X vnzxuw or: l ALT HOUSE FIRE SQUAD ALT HOUSE NEXVSPAPER STAFF ROW: F. Barr, B. Anastasi, W, Baron. MIDDLE ROW: M. Kinser, L. Bushby, J. Baxter, J. Vergari, P. Siegal, C. Lavoie, 'V. Perkins, L. Cormier, L. Mercaldi. M. LaPointe, R, Meniatcs. TOP ROXV: J. Moody, B. Papa, K. Bryan, L. Hirtle, H. Boardman, C. Carroll, B. Carlson, D. Crawford, A. Foley, S, Dow, C. Carpenter, S. Cavossa, J. Pecci, F. Katz, M. Russo, Mrs. Susan Aaronson, Advisor. Y' bn 0 84 ALT HOUSE. S. Pierce and R. Hamerstrom jog 4' - ' N x around the track while adding miles to their total accumulation for the 25-Mile Club. 'Y' 3 gli J. Austin kicks .1 winning goal as Alt House defeats Broun House for the soccer championship. NEWSPAPER STAFF AND FIRE SQUAD Activities in Alt House were many and varied. Both boys and girls participated in the intramurals, which included bowling, basketball, badminton, track and soccer. Alt House boys demonstrated their athletic pow- ers by defeating Brown House for the soccer championship. Athletics were not the only activities in Alt House. Students working on the Alt House Newspaper devoted much of their time and energy to the paper while learning about journalism. The Alt House Fire Squad co- operated with the squads of the other two houses in assisting the efficient evgicuatitm of students during fire drills, disgster drills. and actual emergencies. QENIOIZQ 'A Q5 AA! 'ffm' Y P fav' Simone Acciavatti Donna Allard Brian Anastasi ' C ?!h 3 Kathleen Anderson 1 v 'Q . .7 mv- 'es , Qin 4 ,SS QI' L A . !N.f '- W... ' Jeffrey Austin Thomas Bartlett 'tx -:sv '- 55 A I Cheryl Atherton Leroy Auger 1I ? X ,x A, Robert Barton QENIORS 'WE Deborah Bates lg - 3 '51 '11 I' B3 'ii Q2 - '? fi H Y, L I 7 .-fb -1 . - Jane Baxter Margaret Bergstrom f..1'v -IOL. 177' Gene Biron Denise Boardman S Hope Briskey X Linda Brennan if 5 ' I Stephen Brotchie David Burnham 87 Q13 X I ff! 0 Barbara Carlson QE-NIO!-Z9 JUS S-:P rs. 11 Linda Bushby Nancy Butler Stephen Cahow 1 NIiChZ1Cl C2lfI16V8.lC Cgffgll ., nn F Vincent Camsi Sharon Cavossa Joseph Celentano QE-NIOIZQ G14 vo---s T' 'T T s 'Y Theodora Christopher jean Cicchetti Linda Cicchctti Patricia Conway Lea Cormier .X ff A -A H 'Zta- ' -ul Richard Clapp I ,-5 2 vig' Jean Cloran Timothy Colby -v--Q Raymond Cr.1tc.1u ITT' ,,. . 0 QENIOIZS r, 7 X , Robert Crosby Ellen Cucinelli Elizabeth Cuoco . - e- I' The Beverly High School Marching Band, Baton Squad, and Flag Squad perform a lively routine during the half at the Peabody Game. 5' ff? -1 Q Richard Currier john Day Catherine Dea QENIORS 7'-'W sf I.. Janice DeL0fenz0 Al Deschene Christine Dionne Paul DiRubio Susan Dow Judith Drislane ..,, 'lk Dana Dube Christine Edwirds Carolyii Elliott QENIOIZQ W A 1 'T' 11:7 , Christine Ericksen Ann Foley Marilyn For-ti G5 M '4 ' 'Z nr!! if J I Q 4,au 5?k 1 Willianu Foss Mark Foster Martha Furbush es-fn ,,,.. J Rosemarie Galui Roy Gelineau Kenneth Gentleman QENIOIZQ ,i 43 N 0 I Qu--4.3 :D 'xl Robert Goodchild Stephen Gorevitz Millicent Gould 'Q Q4 H , 1vr1 '? Norma Graham Virginia Granacki james Greto 15 x 'N0 Obi. john Haibon Joyce Hall XY!iId.1 Hall clung QENIOES QP Q53 Dexter Hammond Sarah Harrington Patricia Hart 1.4 war' Constance Hathorn Maureen Healey Sr!- is-....,. '?P! ' ,,.,a-v BFUCC HCFSCY Cynthia Hilliard Deborah Hinckley P U Sharon Henderson QENIOEB fi li- 'H -fr' Craig Holiday Mark Holland RiCl'1lrC1 Hummrifh WSJ' 'C7 'Fx - 'f Kenneth Innocenti Rifhilrd 150111 PHYS Katz hx Y' f'- '-5 julia Keenan Katherine Keemn Gerard Kelleher QE-NIOIZQ '10 gl 'ul john Kelleher Thomas Kellner Stephen Kennedy ip . 4:92 Q W ei, ,J W. -1 il- K x 5 NO. Y g QS . E XX 1 Mime A Francis Kielbasa Nancy Landolphi Richard Langlais vw-'SP X QU' A Q' -,. Linda LnPointe 1X 46 CZ? f I' I, cf Maryann I.nPointe Yr L . Cathryn Lavoie 1 QENIOIZQ M k' ' ' 'N - -if .1 , Yir ,,,,:- S A 3 X W 1 m ,,,, , ,f 1 'fin' 1 1 1 1 1 , 2 1 1 I i Robert LeBlanc Dorothy Lecouter Loran Lefavour Ti ., ,.Y,,,. ,ru . 81.1 3 . qt Q, -'tj'l'7 'IT' fr Charlotte Lindsay Jeffrey Lockhard Timothy Maguire f 1 QI! gl: sw 17 ' 1 P21ffiCi41 M21fCUCCi Glenn Martin Kristine Matson i 1 I 1 1 1 t QENIOPS 'T'..'lv 'CZ7 .f X A - 1 I Q L! Kathleen Mfcullough Michael McElhiney Pau1MCFaddGf1 Mary MCC-Jinness Suzanne Megrath Linda Mercaldi 4 -.A R 1:5 1'-Q4 Paul Miller Carol Millner Willianu Moffett QENIORQ .v - ills 02 V05 'TAL7 Kevin Mood Richard Moody Rodney Morin P 2' , if? Richard Moulton Marilyn Munro Theodore Naugler 1 'N A 'WK fs 'US Rolf Nielson Diane Nylund Patricia O'H.1ra QENIOIZQ ,- Dennis Parsons Nancie Perkins Stephen Perkins ,ff-Y u ff' Virginia Perkins Marc Philpot Dana Phipps OU' -- V Rafi a Sandra Pierce Linda Pizzello Louise Podgers QENIOIZQ ff' Nw -N, '1-:fr Q'-5' Kathleen Powers Norman Powers Paula Predka lk 90? Sang w N gun.. .ml Williani Prince 55 'i N Philip Rogers Patricia Rolinger Larry Rehlancler David Reilly Peter Russell QENIOIZQ Deanna Scott Barbara Sample Phyllis Siegal The main office assists teachers and students E-r--7 Beverly Silverio Hugh Smith Candice Stafford QENIOIZQ Y am- A iv' N T. W 4. My L' ix ' o ,I Pl Wayne Standley james Sutherland Susan Thompson fix i' 49 'N J i 7i E ll 'B ' Cheryl Tingley Linda Tucker Sharon Turner NSF' -,,. fe' '- vfzv James Valentine Peter Vallis Lori V.1nc-55,1 ,cad -Qs! earme Vergarl Katherme Vltale Stephen Webber 'vii Dorothy Zdanowicz SIMONE ACCIAVATTI Calla-Ze Boys' Athletic Club: Eire Extinguisher Squad: House Council QAlternatejg Home Room Officer lTrc-asurerj: Base- ball fCaptainj: Hockey. DONNA E. ALLARD AIOMJLI BRIAN ANASTASI Din' jockey House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA fSub- scriptionjg Indoor Track fManagerj. KATHLEEN ANDERSON 1.B.AI. Distributive Ed. Club CHERYL ATHERTON Han' Dresser Theater Club: Distributive Ed. Club fSecretaryjg Mixed Chorus: Drama Club: Pep Squad: House Newspaper: AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. L. DONALD AUGER, JR. F0fE,t'ff'1' AIi77It1.Q6I7le7Il Intramural fBasketball. Kickballj. JEFFREY S. AUSTIN Lauger Boys' Athletic Club: Debating Club: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Home Room Officer CPresident. Vice-Presidentjg Class Officer fPresident. Vice-Presi- dentjg Boys' Basketball fCo'Captainj: Cross Countryg Dartmouth Bowl Award: Baseball. THOIVIAS BARTLETI' Lobffermmz Distributive Ed. Club fPresidentIg Home Room Officer fTreasurerj: Football: In- door Track. ROBERT BARTON IVriler Office Aide: Student Council fRep- resentativej: House Newspaper: Drama Club: Student Guide. DEBORAH BATES Steno Typirt JANE M. BAXTER Teacher French Club: Ski Club: Library Aide: House Council fAlternateJ3 House Newspaper. MARGARET BERGSTROINI I.B.M. Opemlor Mixed Chorus. GENE P. BIRON Aerozlauliml Engizreer Ski Club. DENISE BOARDIVIAN College Equestrian Club: Office Aide: Drama Club: Talent Show: Pep Squad: Stu- dent Council fRepresentativejg House Newspaper. LINDA BRENNAN HOPE BRISKEY Medical Terlmologirl Equestrian Club: German Club: Ski Club: Library Aide: Drama Clubg Pep Squad: Home Room Officer fVice-Presi- dentl: House Newspaper. STEPHEN BROTCHIE Aero Tecbuicirm Ski Clubg Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Cross Country. DAVID L. BURNHAM College Orchestra: Band fPresident. Vice-Presi- dentjg Home Room Officer fTreasurerI. QENIOIZ ACJTVITIEQ LINDA -IEAN BUSHBY Cu i mt ffljffllfflf Mixed Chorus: Drama Club: Pep Squad: House Newspaper: G IC: Tennis' Bowling League. NANCQY ELLEN BUTLER flirlfm' S.'tI4.l1'.i'ltfi' Equestrian Club: Ski Club: INIiXed Cho- rus: Girls' Basketball, STEPHEN CAHOXV 1 Cfflltyt' Math Team: Home Room Officer fPres- identj: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track' Cross Country. BARBARA 'IO CARLSON Srxcfll llufflftl' Equestrian Clubg Mixed Chorus: Con- cert Chorus: Drama Club: Pep Squad: House Newspaper: District Chorus: All- State Chorus. INIICHAEL CARNEVALE PM iicizl Iiilllltiilflllll Izrifrlzclin' Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Concert Cho- rus: Eire Extinguisher Squad: House Council fRepresentatix'eJg Baseball: Football: Indoor Track, CHRISTA CARPENTER Airline Sfezzmife.r,t Mixed Chorus: Orchestra: Drama Club: House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA fSub- scriptionj. CHERYL CARROLL X-711-1' Tecbfzifiarz Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Drama Club: Usher at Graduation: Home Room Of- ficer lVice4Presidentjg House News- paper: AEGIS CBusiness Staffj. VINCENT CARUSI C0llEKQt.' Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Intra- mural fSoccer, Footballj. SHARON A. CAVOSSA Home Efoazomicf Teacher Equestrian Club: Drama Club: Student Council fRepresentativej: Home Room Officer fSecretary, Treasurerjg House Newspaper. JOSEPH CELENTARO THEODORA CHRISTOPHER Aletliffllli German Club: Blazer Recipient: Drama Club: Student Council CAlternatejg BEVERLEGA fPhotographyJ. JEAN CICCHETTI SKHFLUW Distributive Ed. Club. LINDA CICCHETTI Sc'l'l'cIlt1?'f1' Ski Club: Pep Squad: House News- paper: BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionj. RICHARD CLAPP flirt ?'l'l7d71f Alfzriaze Intramural Soccer. JEAN CLORAN Val: rfmv A121 Orchestra: Leaders Club: Band fLi- brarianll Girls' Basketball. TIMOTHY COLBY Plmlo i affix Pro fervor Debating Club: Boys' Basketball. PATRICIA CONIXVAY P?'41l'!lL'.lf .Ylnpte Mixed Chorus: Usher at Graduation' Home Room Officer fTreasurerj. LEA D. CORINIIER Hairif1'e',t,i'er' Pep Squad: House Newspaperg BEVER- LEGA fSubscriptionJ. s a RAYINIOND ERATEAU l.l5,Al, U.,'fr1.l.'oJ Rfllilfllili f ROSBY lfit t'f11r.1l fflljjlfjt tt Boys' liasketball lf.'r.'i::'.t.ral lSw Basketballj. ELLIZNl.,C.lfC,INl1LLI Equestriari Club: Gtri':':an Club lllresi- dentl: Office Aide: Guidance Aide: Cliec-rlc.1i.lei'1 lisher at Cir.. li...i':ortZ Home Room Officer lVice-I'rcsiIf,:1'jg AECIIS flfilifrir-iiifflaiefJ. ELIZABETH CIIOCO ,NIIIVL Equestrian Club: lioll-gsznaersi Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: G I C.: Girls' Basketball: Tennis RICHARD C.L7RRIER JOHN DAY lion ffm CATHERINE P. DEA Elt mt t: .'..' an Stlw til 'l't.:cfl'ta' Ski Club: Math Team: Pep Squad: Lsher at Graduation: Student Council fAlternatejg Horne Room Officer fPres- ident. Treasurerlz AEGIS lLiterai7 Stattj: G.I.C. .IANICE DeLORENZO SLL7el.I7l BEVERLEGA fAdi.ertisementj. AL XV. DESCHENE Pla: lftlll E.l1o'.1ffo1,f Tc ztvagf' Folksingers: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Intramural lSoccer. Wrestling. Football. 50 Mile Clubj. CHRISTINE DIONNE .'II7zi!i.'e Sir Id .wa Q -i Ski Club: BEVERLEGA fAd'.'ertise- mentj. PAUL DiRUBIO Elt L'l1'lHI1:L'I Ezfyqim r r SUSAN DOXV EIeNlt?.'l.Il'l Sclilffflf 7-:.?L'rl't 7' Equestrian Club: Drama Club: Pep Squ-idx House Newspaper: GI,C. IUDI A. DRISLANE Retail Bratz' Theater Club: Distributive Ed. Club fSecretaryI: Ski Club: Office Aide: Drama Club: Pep Squad: AEGIS lBusi- ness Staffj. DANA R, DUBE Ii.'.!1o.of.1l M.1.'lu n.'.1.'.'t',t Boys' Athletic Club: Fire Extinguisher Squad: Student Council fOfficerl: House Council lRepresentativejg Home Room Officer tPresidentl: Class Officer fVice- Presidentlg Football: Indoor Track lCaptainJ: Outdoor Track. CHRISTINE EDXVARDS Socixzl llnorfer French Club: Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Library Aide: House Council tRepresent- atixejg Home Room Officer lSecretaryI: AEGIS lBusiness Stafflg B.H.S. News, CAROLYN ELLIOTT IXIIVICI French Club: Ski Club: Drama Club. CHRISTINE E. ERICKSEN Eolksingerv Mixed Chorus: Concer' Chorus: Library Aide: Pep Squad, ANNE EOLIZY Sf fi'. ' .Il lliiifrfti Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Office Aide: DI'LIlI'l.I cillllal lghtr .lt Gfkrxluxitirwgl Sju. dent Council fAlternatej: Home Room Officer tVice'PresidentI: House News- PJPCFZ G.l.C.: Girls' Basketball. '05 MARILYN FORTI Secrelary Office Aide, Guidance Aide, Usher at Graduation, Student Council fSecretary, Representative-at-largel, House Council fRepresentatix'e, Secretaryj, Home Room Officer CPresidentJ, Class Officer fTreasurerJ. WILLIAM FOSS Uzzilecl Slafer Nary MARK FOSTER Elecfrical Erzgirzeer Drama Club, Audio Visual Aid Club, Stage Manager. MARTHA A. EURBUSH Secretary Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, BEV- ERLEGA fAdvertisementj. ROSEMARIE GALUI Regirtered Nurie Latin Club. ROY E. GELINEAU College Debating Club, Ski Club, Math Team, House Council fRepresentativej, Home Room Officer fSecretaryj, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Cross Country, Intramural fTennis, Football, Captainj. KENNETH WILLIAM GENTLEMAN II Technician Equestrian Club, Boys' Athletic Club, Chess Club, Ski Club, Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Drama Club, House Newspaper, Outdoor Track, Cross Coun- tty. ROBERT B. GOODCHILD Commercial Arfirz Folksingers. STEPHEN LEE GOREVITZ Burirzeff Admirzirfralor Audio-Visual Aids Club, Key Club, Intramural Football. MILLICENT GOULD Teacher Ski Club, AEGIS fLiterary Staffj. NORMA GRAHAM Executive Secrelary Ski Club, Drama Club, BEVERLEGA fTYPineD. VIRGINIA GRANACKI Ski Club, Mixed Chorus. JAMES STEWART GRETO Funeral Direclor Indoor Track fManagerj, Outdoor Track fManagerj, Cross Country fMan- agerj. JOHN HAIBON JR. U.S. Coax! Guard Radiation Biology Club, Distributive Ed. Club, Home Room Officer fSecre- taryj, House Newspaper, Baseball. JOYCE HALL Debating Club, Equestrian Club, Ski Club, Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Library Aide, Drama Club. WILDA C. HALL Regirfered Nurse Equestrian Club, Ski Club, Drama Club. DEXTER HAMMOND Telephone Company SARAH HARRINGTON Medical Teclmologirl Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus. PATRICIA HART Faxlnioiz Designer Folksingers, German Club, Cheerleader, House Council fAlternatej, Home Room Officer Vice President Treasurer h 1 . - . , X AEGIS fArt Staffj, Intramural Tennis. l0b CONSTANCE R. HATHORN Social llyorker Debating Club, French Club, Ski Club Uunior Representative, Treasurerjg Mixed Chorus, Library Aide, Drama Club, Drama Night, 'Pep Squad, 25 Mile Club. MAUREEN L. HEALEY Execulire Ayiifzant Debating Club, Blazer Recipient, Office Aide, Assembly Committee, Cheerleader fHeadj, Student Council fRepresent- ative, Alternatej, House Council fMem- ber-at-Largej, Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjg Class Officer fAssist- ant Treasurerj, AEGIS fBusiness Staffj, Student Guide. SHARON LEE HENDERSON IB M Operalor Distributive Ed. Club ftreasurerj, Mixed Chorus. BRUCE HERSEY Navy Equestrian Club CYNTHIA L. HILLIARD Medical Rerearcb Teclmologirl Debating Club, German Club, Ski Club, Library Aide, Usher at Graduation, Stu- dent Council fAlte-rnatej, Home Room Officer QPresident, Secretaryj, BEV- ERLEGA fSubscriptionJ, 25 Mile Club. DEBORAH MARIE HINCKLEY Inferior Decorator Ski Club fVice-Presidentj, Office Aide, Guidance Aide, Usher at Graduation, Home Room Officer fSecretaryj, AEGIS fArt Staffj, Guide at Open House, Decoration Committee. CRAIG D. HOLIDAY Commercial Pilot Audio-Visual Aids Club, Ski Club, Usher at Graduation, BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionj, Indoor Track, Tennis, Intramural fSoccer, Gymnastics, Ten- nis, Volleyball, Decoration Committeej. MARK P. HOLLAND College Usher at Graduation, House Council fRepresentativej, Home Room Officer fPresidentJ. RICHARD C. HUMMRICH Marine Biologirl Ski Club, Home Room Officer QTreas- urerj. KENNETH A. INNOCENTI Teacher Football. RICHARD D. ISOM EAYE L. KATZ Denial Hygierzirl Library Aide, House Newspaper, AEGIS fBusiness Staffj, Girls' Basketball fMan- agerj. JULIA E. KEENAN Office Aide. KATHERINE A. KEENAN Accourzlirzg C.P.A. Equestrian Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Pep Squad, Usher at Graduation, House Newspaper, BEVERLEGA fAd- vertisementl, G.I.C. fSophomore Rep- resentativej, Girls' Intramural fVolley- ball, Badminton, Bowlingj. GERARD KELLEHER Operale small burineyr Distributive Ed. Club. JOHN KELLEHER Lawyer Boys' Athletic Club, Equestrian Club, Ski Club, Key Club, Intramural ftrack, Wrestl-ingj. THOMAS KELLNER Prycbologirt Folksingers, Latin Club. STEPHEN KENNEDY Commercial Arlirt Student Council. FRANK KIELBASA Eleclrician Baseball, Indoor Track. NANCY A. LANDOLEI Foreign Language Teacher Debating Club, Equestrian Club, Ger- man Club, Ski Club, Office Aide, Guid- ance Aide, Class Marshall, House Coun- cil, fRepresentativej, Home Room Offi- cer, fSecretaryj, Intramural Council, fOfficerJ. RICHARD LANGLAIS Draflrmerz Equestrian Club, Ski Club. MARY ANNE LZIPOINTE Secrefary Library Aide, House Newspaper. LINDA LaPOINTE Nurse Library Aide, Intramurals. CATHRYN A. LAVOIE Nurse Ski Club, Pep Squad, Home Room Of- ficer, fSecretaryj, House Newspaper, G.I.C. ROBERT D. LeBLAN C Research Cliemift Blazer Recipient, Home Room Officer, fVice-Presidentj, Intramural Council, fRepresentative, Officer-A-House Bas- ketball Captainj, BEVERLEGA fPho- tography Editorjg Harvard Prize Book, Miss Hurd Plaque. DOROTHY LECOUTER Medical Secrefary Ski Club, Library Aide, Office Aide, Drama Club, fSecretaryj, Pep Squad, Home Room Officer, fSecretaryJ, House Newspaper, BEVERLEGA, fSubscrip- tionj, Class Dues Assembly. LOREN LEEAVOUR Burirzerr Fire Extinguisher Squad, Home Room Officer, fPresidentJ, Key Club, Spring track. CHARLOTTE A. LINDSAY I.B.M. Operafor JEFFREY LOCKARD German Club, Orchestra, Band, House Council, fRepresentativej, Tennis. TIMOTHY MAGUIRE Defermerit Debating Club, Math Team, Blazer Recipient, AEGIS, fLiterary Staffj. PATRICIA A. MARCUCCI Elemerzlary Teaclver Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Pep Squad. GLENN W. MARTIN Civil Engineer Band, Intramural Council, Indoor Track' Cross Country. KRISTINE MATSON Frenclz leacber French Club, Usher at Graduation, House Newspaper, BEVERLEGA, fSub- scriptionj, 25-mile Club. IUDITH MAXNER KATHLEEN MCCULLOUGH Praclical N urre Library Aide, House Newspaper. MICHAL MCELHINEY Mililary Service Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Foot- b ll. PQAUL MCFADDEN Boys' Athletic Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, House Council, fOfficerJ, Base- ball, Football, QCaptainj, Indoor Track. MARY MCGINNESS Stewardeir Folksingers, Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Talent Show, Usher at Grad- uation, B.H.S. News. SUZANNE MEGRATH Teacher Ski Club, Orchestra, Drama Club. LINDA A. MERCALDI Language Teacher French Club, Leaders Club, Pep Squad, Home Room Officer, tTreasurerj, House Newspaper, BEVERLEGA, fSubscrip- tionl. PAUL S. MILLER Pro-fnozhall player Boys' Athletic Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Boys' Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball, fCaptainj. CAROL A. MILLNER Social Wbrher Equestrian Club, German Club, Stu- dent Council, CAlte-rnatej. WILLIAM MOFFETT KEVIN MOOD Philosopher Baseball, Football, Indoor Track, Cross Country. RICHARD MOODY Execulizfe Chef RODNEY MORIN Teacher Boys' Athletic Club, Student Council, fRepresentativej, House Council, fRep- resentativej, Intramural Council, fRep- resentativej, Boys' Basketball. RICHARD MOULTON Manager Folksingers. MARILYN MUNRO Beaufician THEODORE NAUGLER Engineering ROLE E. NIELSON Mecharzical Engineer Math Team, Student Council, fAlter- natej, Home Room Officer, fTreas- urerj. DIANE NYLUND Office Aide, AEGIS, fBusiness Staffj, PATRICIA M. OIHARA Nurre Folksingers, Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Pep Squad, AEGIS, fSubscrip- tionj, G.I.C. fTennisj. DENNIS G. PARSONS Tool and Die Deiigner Ski Club, Student Council fAlternateJ. NANCIE PERKINS Nurre Folksingers, German Club, Mixed Cho- rus, Concert Chorus, Orchestra, Drama Club, Band, fSecretary, Librarianj, Home Room Officer, fSecretaryj, AEGIS, QBusiness Staffj, BEVERLEGA, fAdvertisementJ. STEPHEN P. PERKINS Technical Engineer Hockey VIRGINIA A. PERKINS Regiflered Nurre Ski Club, Library Aide, Pep Squad, Class Marshall, Home Room Officer, fSecretaryj, House Newspaper, BEV- ERLEGA, fAdvertisementJ, G.I.C. MARC B. PHILPOT Computer Technician Equestrian Club, Folksingers. DANA LEE PHIPPS Hiflorly Teacher Chess Club, Debating Club, World Af- fairs Club, Future Teachers of America, Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Stu- dent Service Corps, Drama Club, Tal- ent Show. SANDRA PIERCE Teacher of Rtlarclecl Chililren Equestrian Club, German Club, Latin Club, fPresidentj, Blazer Recipient, Of- fice Aide, Student Council, tRepresent- ativej, Home Room Officer, fPresidentj Class Officer, fSecretaryj, BEVER- LEGA, fPhotographyj. LINDA PIZZELLO Secretary Pep Squad, Tennis. LOUISE PODGERS Drama Ski Club, Mixed Chorus, Concert Cho- rus, Drama Club, Band, fLibrarianJ. KATHLEEN POWERS Secretary Ski Club, Pep Squad, Home Room Officer, fVice-President, Secretary, Treasurerj, House Newspaper, BEVER- LEGA, fSubscription, Treasurerj. NORMAN R. POWERS Marine Biulogiil Equestrian Club, House Council, QRep- resentativej, Home Room Officer, fVice- Presidentj BEVERLEGA, fLay-outj. PAULA B. PREDKA Secrelary BEVERLEGA, iSubscriptionj. WILLIAM PRINCE College, fEngineerj Folksingers, Ski Club, Home Room Of- ficer, fPresident, Vice-Presidentj, In- door Track, Outdoor Track, Cross Coun- try. LARRY REHLANDER College Chess Club, Ski Club, Orchestra, Band. DAVID M. REILLY Archilect Folksingers. PHILIP ROGERS Shop Teacher or lluildlife Management PATRICIA ANN ROLINGER Teaching Office Aide, Drama Club, House Coun- cil, fRepresentativej, 25 Mile Club. PETER S. RUSSELL III Malh Teacher Audio-Visual Aides Club, Math Team, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra, Band, fMan- agerjg House Council, fRepresentativeJ. DEANNA SCOTT Hairdrerrer Pep Squad, Home Room Officer, fTreas- urerj. BARBARA SEMPLE Ski Club, BEVERLEGA, fSubscriptionJ. PHYLLIS SIEGAL Theater Club, Ski Club, Library Aide, Drama Club, Pep Squad, Student Coun- cil, fRepresentativej, House Council, fReprc-sentativej, Home Room Officer. QPresidentj, House Newspaper. BEVERLY SILVERIO Distributive Ed Club. HUGH PATRICK SINIITH Sporfr .-lnnouncer Boys' Athletic Club, Fire Extinguisher Squad, Football. CANDICQE STAFFORD llairzlrxftttir' WAYNI2 STANDLEY Chess Club, Band, Home Room Officer, t'I'reasurerj, BEVIiRI.EGA. JAMES SUTHERLAND Tcacht 1'-Coach Boys' Athletic Club, Office Aide, Class Marshall, lHeadj, Student Council, KRepresentatix'e, Representatixe-at-largej, House Council, Presitlentj, Home Room Officer, tPresidentj, Hockey, fCaptainj, Intramural Soccer. fCaptainj, Key Club. fPresidentl. SUSAN THOMPSON Pre-School or xlrl Tetlchcr Pep Squad, Student Council, fAlternatej, House Council, fRepresentativej, AEG- IS, fLiterary Staffj. CHERYL TINGLEY Faihiwz Refailer Debating Club, Ski Club. LINDA TUCKER Praclical NIl7'l'L' SHARON TURNER Key Punch Ofieralw' Folksingers, Pep Squad, BEVERLEGA, tAdvertisementj. JAMES VALENTINE Intramural, fSoccer, track, wrestlingj. PETER H. VALLIS College Equestrian Club, House Council, fRep- resentativej, BEVERLEGA, fSubscrip- tionj, Intramural Tennis. LORI VANESSA Distributive Ed. Club. JEANNE VERGARI Coinzelalogiit Ski Club, Mixed Chorus, Concert Cho- rus, Library Aide, Drama Club, Home Room Officer, QVice-Presidentj, House Newspaper. KATHERINE VITALE Faihion Refailer Theater Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Pep Squad, Usher at Graduation, Home Room Officer, lTreasurerj. STEPHEN WEBBER Ojierale Small Biziinetr Distributive Ed. Club. ROBERT WHITEHEAD Archifecl Intramural Bowling. ALYSON WILEY Elenzenlary Teacher German Club, Drama Club, Usher at Graduation, Home Room Officer, fSec- retary, Treasurerj. BLAKESLEE WILLIAMS College Ski Club, Orchestra, House Council, fAlternateJ, Home Room Officer, fPres- identj, AEGIS, fLiterary Staffj, 50 Mile Club, Intramural, fTennis, Basket- ball, Wfrestling, and Volleyballj. BETSY INT. WINER Te'.1t'li7c'f Ski Club, Mixed Chorus, Drama Club, Usher at Graduation. INIICHAEL P. XVOGAN U. S. Marine Corp! Orchestra, Band, Indoor Track, Out- door Track. ARTHUR INI. XVOOD Nazj' Pilol Distributive Ed. Club. DOROTHY ZDANOXVICZ Scrrmzry Guidance Aide. IO7 5. 1 BROWN HOUSE STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW D Mnller P Wfentvsorth K Barter D Campbell R Broudo G Lleberman K. Doolmg 'I Pope MIDDLE ROW J Dupee R DuPIess1s S Landolphx J Dyer M Ph1ll1ps, P Scrnen G Hardlson S Pope TOP ROW P Scoglno R Eddy R Qulnn P Housmin P Dirmerman P Broderlal-T fp n, 1. 1 fl.-,., . Ng .W- , 4. ,, A 1 H ' N.s9'f3.5?t ' lg . r hw. gy, I 1 mf 'fiafi - 'rw X 9' 21' -,I ., I Ji - ti iii?--ta f , Lili' 24.---llrim, 1 ff: Hi? it 'ii 'li 'sis f , - ' , A xr ,V .wi .4- lf 'vi' -': 'g!..l :nah Mr, Harland Carter, housemaster. Mr. David Smith and Miss Rose Brancato, guidance counselors. r . . X 'C7 IIO RUNNING A BROWN HOUSE Throughout the year Mr. Harland Carter did his best to keep Brown House in order. With the help of Mrs. Jeffery, the office ran smoothly and efficiently, Mr. David Smith and Miss Rose Brancato did their utmost to see that every student under their care had the attention and guidance he needed. To assist in the office were the office and guid- ance aides. Although the duties were numer- ous, the jobs were completed and the spirit of Brown House remained. Mrs. Marie Jeffery, secretary. S.. QPIEJTED HOUSE ns. GUIDANCE AIDFS F? BOTTOM ROW . Arnold, M. Marino, R. Brooks, N. Carlin. TOP ROXY: P. Donahue, N. Tarlow, K. Corrier, S. Van I J Liere, D. Soucy. OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: C. Shea, C. Linden, M. Marino, N. Carlin. TOP ROW: N. Tarlow, I . ' A Ferguson, S. Curran, J. Pattee A 1 L ig i Q L 2 1 4 v i L I WORKING T0 4 I A BROXVN HOUSE NEWSPAPER BOTTOM ROXV: N. Shea, K. Barter, C. Moller, T. Drobinski, C. Oulette, C. Elario, P. Pisa, J. Guiliann. TOP ROVU: E. Quigley, J. Cwnti. S. Pope, J. Sutherland, B. Crowley. D. Tsoutsouris, D. I.eCl.1ir. Mr. George Kiqnaly. Advisor. BOTTOM ROXY J. Rudsten. 1v,yn . I I as IIZ BROXVN HOUSE FIRE SQUAD D. Murphy, R. Broudo, R. Carr, M. I.eFlem, P. Dinerman. TOP ROXY: B. Scanlan, P. Somgliu. P. Tache. R. Trudeau BIZOWN l-IOUQE . PHZIT I Pope, K. Luoma, M. Campbell, and F. Dix enjoy participat- ing in Brown House intramural soccer. Bl2aOWN HOUSE ACTIVITIES During the year the activities in Brown House were many. For the first time Brown House had its own newspaper which helped to bring the students up toydate on such ac- tivities as the intramural program, student council procedures and class election results. When a fire drill occurred, the agile boys of the fire squad helped to evacuate the building quickly, and to man the fire ex- tinguishers. Finally, Brown House intramurals had a successful year by providing such activities as soccer, tennis, volleyball, and badminton for girls as well as boys. F. Douglas concentrates during an intra- mural tennis match. I I 3 QENIOES 91 x-. QTJ7' Robert Abrams John Ambrifi Linda Anderson 'CP A39 :Sv tl'-3' Robert Andrews Joyce Antos Judith Arnold Cx: it Stephen Arrir1gfOU Thomas Bartlett Judith Bartnicki QENIOPS Jennifer Bates '-s l Anita Blanchette David Bois rim X I Nancy Bourque Christine Belmonte . 17'--, xinv Paul Boudrot fi. Carol Ann Bradley Christine Birarelli 64N x - 1 Xu Katherine Breton QENIORQ .f l 1 L5 ' l , N A P, : Philip Broderick 'il 14,5 I? pw BW .J 1 . Jeanne Bryant Charles Burch ez-:D fl , fy V fwxgp fy li if .limb 4 Ill gf? wr' tml sa Roberta Brooks Robert Broudo T-TTT? David Campbell QS! Sun, Stephen Campbell Virginia Campbell Nancy Carlin QENIOES csv in-gr Marie Carnevale Robert Carr Kevin Cassidy ...v fre, 1 -.re Q S' li Lg I 1P 'r .f--5 1 giggles C S. Bernadette Cellineri Maureen Christensen Linda Cirtadino pb r,q,q gt Hi Witte IU 1--1, ff 2 , - . F.: A 1 I. T 95 iv . ,X . t S5 ' si Larry Cohen Renzo Collins Barbara Condon QENIOIZQ 1- ' Kenneth Cormier if- I Catherine Corriere Deborah Coults Jf ' 5 gg X' A S Senior history students frequented the library for work on outlines and theses. fl NP 'mfr wt' Elaine Crofts Jean Cullinan Sharon Curran if x Xl if Qemrorze ' fr-v James D'Amour Paula Dettorre 'NO Y'-9 1 l john Difxrml Q1 lx sail 'TN' 'tv Paul Dinerman Anita DiOr1 Kathleen Dodge 'Q 'wh , 'S as Q, r X YF'-'rv Patricia Donahue Theresa Drobinski gf? ,I Darrell Duest '55- QENIOIZQ ii? Sandra Dunlop jean Dupee Thomas Egan 'QI' 'B' oyce Eusko Mary Fall Bonnie Fallis an 'W' '-5' Howard Farley Harry Faust Bonnie Ferguson gp' QENIORQ 'fi Priscilla Fladger Maureen Flynn Kathleen Fondgmovg di-an '04, ,,,x 'Vx'-v,-of' -. Y, , . 'vw sew, '74 -nr' Susan Foss Donald Fuller Paul Galiatsatos 'PT' JZLITICS G21ll1SkH David Gardner Paula Giuliano l l2I QENIOPS WIT' T37 'CT Martin Grant Howard Halpern Wayne Hardenbrook W.: 3. X- Qqf' George Hardison janet Hartley Joanne Hill RUS ,QJ Richard Holland Karen Hopkins 'C' Linda Hopkinson QENIOIZQ . 1 -f .GM 64, IQ- fin David Jennings Thora Johnson George Johnstone -'-UW YW,-J, - Vi WTS 2' L, 5-e,Es.5.L 'Wi n? f l' ' -'N ,JH ml - ii.- ' bs 4 '-v rvk 'Q , . ml s. -5 1:21 Robert jones Alan Kania Christine LaHaye ,K ' -es- .e..-yi ' Steven LaScola Linda I.aur.1nz.1no Maurice I.eF1em QENIOIZS gi' ,Quay wr-4f Elaine Liacos George Liberman Catherine Linden The girls cheer the team on to victory. 'T'-Q 13127 Charles Liporto Linda Lipson Margaret Luca ur-Q-7,15 ir 7 .f Gif 1, fx J Anne Maglio r. l T J 'S X. . A Christine Morgan 'rl ' i QENIOPB X. N4 -f I ,l A ,Q ., M Marlene Marino Elaine Mclntyre I 'R 'K 'Tig wb' Lauren McNamara Mark Michaucl 5fCPhCH Miffhell .,,, 46 f.d f Thomas Morrill Dianne Moutsopoulos ff QENIOIZQ S fi David Murphy Dorothy Murphy Donna Nason 8.01 .44 ll P-1 Q. George Nelson Peter O'Beirne Patrick O'Brien 41 46 1 9 V cum, Ioseph O'DormeIl Robert Orzechowski Ann Papa QENIOIZQ 2? Y . ,. 101111 PHPH jane Pattee Louis Patti id fy f-an Sf' 7- If Adriana Pecci Marie Petrosino Mark Phillips on XA' 'fs Mary Pifkefing Catherine Pierce jom Pincmro .- -4 C'--9 Stephen Robbins QENIOIZQ iii ...av 'IZTS7 Pauline Powers Brian Reilly Barbara Rheault '99 Mary Roberts Janet Rouncly ., . . .I 1. 'Q' 2 yy F' Q N? jeffrey Rudsten Raymond Rust Linda Sf, Charles ml ll QENIOIZQ ff'-T' J' 1- ' sr' '99 David Scialdone Anthony Scoglio Peter Sienkiewicz Qi if Linda Silvefio Ronald Smith Maryann Solimeno ,Sn '10 ig Wendell Sollows Doreen Soucy Paul TJC115 I f I 9 1 0 nf' Lf QENIOI-29 ' and Nancy Tarlow Clark Terry Werner Theriault :ix xx G-corridor buzzes between classes. gli Q 'eff T'f h ' Xf fffxa 5' Donna Thibodeault john Tingley William T1-ginof QENIOIZQ an V .2 -Pa? if K3 Sharon Trask Shelia Trask Robert Trudeau 'R if ,,, 'zgiff' 5' .A Kathleen Tyburski Sherry Var1Liere David XVallis Y 1 1752 Edward Watts Patricia XVentworth Anne Vfiekers QENIOPB il 1' Cynthia Wilbur Patricia Wilson 45.5 x Hr' ':'S Daniel Wood jill Worssam 1 Linda Yorgy Michael Zubiel Qui I I Bruce Wishart ROBERT ABRAMS Ctllflt'-QL' Ski Clubg Home Room Officer fSecre- taryjg j.V. Basketballg Intramurals. JOHN AMBRIFI Sr.'I'l'iL'c' Bandg Art Service Clubg Indoor Track. LINDA ANDERSON Defigzzer fF!1lbft!llj Distributive Ed. Clubg Usher at Grad- uation, ROBERT ANDREWS CIJIZLQELI Indoor Trackg Fifty Mile Clubg Intra- mural Football. JOYCE ANTOS Nurre JUDITH ANN ARNOLD flirlizle S'lcl1'.1i'tfc-ttf French Club fSecretaryJ' Pe Sc uad' , p ci . , Student Council falternatelg Guidance Aideg Baton Squadg BEVERLEGA fSub- scriptionj. STEPHEN ARRINGTON Hitlor-y Teacher Folksingersg Theater Clubg Drama Clubg Intramural Councilg Intramural Bowl- ing. THOMAS BARTLETT Serrire Outdoor Track. .IUDITH BARTNICKI Ceflege Folksingersg Pep Squadg Usher at Grad- uationg Student Council fRepresent- ativejg AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. JENNIFER S. BATES EIEIIIFIIIHILJ' Teacher Drama Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Officer fPresident, Secretary, Treasurerl: Spanish Club. CHRISTINE BELMONTE Terzfber French Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Club: AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. CHRISTINE BIRARELLI Set1'eIz11'y Equestrian Club. ANITA BLANCHETTE Hr1ird1'e.t.re1' Home Room Officer fTreasurerjg BEV- ERLEGA fSubscriptionj. DAVID A. BOIS Ilvrilei' Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Or- chestra1 Band. PAUL BOUDROT Nara' Ski Club. NANCY BOURQUE Name Pep Squadg Folksingersg Usher at Grad- uationg AEGIS fBusiness Staffjg Span- ish Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Choir. CAROL ANN BRADLEY Sefreltzr-3' AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. KATHERINE A. BRETON Se't'fe'fr1I'i1' Pep Squad. PHILIP BRODERICK Tc'r1L'l7t'I' House Council fRepresentativeJg BEV- QENIOIZ ACHVITIEQ ERLEGA fAdxertisc'mentjg Intramurals fBasketball, Bowlingj. ROBERTA M. BROOKS Ta rlLflL1 Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Guicl- ance Alclci Talent Showg Class Marshallg Baton Squad fSoloistjg BEVERLEGA fLay-outj, ROBERT BROUDO CiUffc'AQc' Fire Extinguisher Squadg l'sher at Grad- uationg Student Council fRepresent- atixejg House Council fPresiclentjg Home Room Officer fVice-presidentlg Class Officer fAssistant Treasurerjg ln- tramural Council fRepresentatixeJg B- Hixeg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track fCaptainJg Intramural fBasketball, Soc- cerjg Elections Committeeg Represent- atixe to Student Council Convention. .IEANNE F. BRYANT Efc'N1cUlt17 3 Ttacbt r Future Teachers of Americag Office Aideg Pep Squadg Usher at Graduationg G. I. C. CHARLES OWENS BURCH CUNINIL fcftlf Pifof German Clubg Indoor Tralckg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. DAVID M. CAMPBELL Cizrf Erzgiiteer Ski Clubg Class Marshallg House Coun- cil fRepresentatix'e, Officer, Vice-Presi- dentjg Home Room Officer lPresidentJ. STEPHEN CAMPBELL Theater Clubg Ski Clubz Drama Club. VIRGINIA CAMPBELL ffL'L'0lU1ldIIf Ski Club. NANCY R. CARLIN Efc'Nle'IllzZl'i1 Scffwfff Tcrzclnr Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Office Aideg Drama Club fPfCSlLlt'I1fl1 Flag Squad f.Captainjg Usher at Graduationg House Council 1Member-at-Largejg Home Room Officer fVice-President, Secretaryj. IYIARIE SIIWONE CARNEVALE Elnzzezzftzivx Sclwol Tcarlwcr Chess Clubg Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Guidance Aideg BEVERLEGA iPho- tographyjg G.I.C.g Intramural fBadmin- ton, Bowling, Volleyballjg Drama Club. ROBERT CARR Perla? Corfu' Boys' Athletic Clubg Fire Extinguisher Squad fCaptainj1 Home Room Officer QPresidentJg Class Officer tTreasurerjg Boys' Basketballg Baseball fCaptainfp. KEVIN CASSIDY Hf71t'1ATrI7lL1.QeP' BERNADETTE CIELLINERI StcrcIt1i',1 Home Room Officer fSecretarylg BEV- ERLEGA fTypingJg Intramural Bowl- ing. MAUREEN F. CHRISTENSEN Nlnft' Theater Club' Drama Club' Pew Sc uad: Home Room Officer tSecretari'j. l LINDA H. CITTADINO Ii1v'.'1'11mtf1I,1f Alllllt' ilitarfiir Bclflkl. LARRY COHLN Hilllft r Ilclmttnxtg flulig Cir-i'iitati flob. Stal Craft Club. lJi.mia flnbi Home R will Officer llreasutct'jg lntiainural Sports RIZNZO COLLINS Al.1cffHffi! BARBARA LONDON ,lfiffuct Sh If-Hifc it Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Squatlg Home Room Officer t'i'tc-.tscitc-tp. KlfNNlfiI'll CORMIIZR Hlillllcll Home Room Officer fPrcsidc-nt. Vice- Presidc-nt t. CATHERINE M. CORRIERE Icxclfci French f,lub1 Ski Clubq Guidance Aideg Lsher at Graduationg House Council fRepresc-ntatiiejg Home Room Officer fVice-Prcsidc-ntl: Intramural Council fRepresc-n ta tix el. DEBORAH A. COULTS Lcgizf Scricfcuri Baton Squad tffaptainjg BEVERLEGA fAdxertisementj. ELAINE CROFTS Nmie Equestrian Clubg Radiation Biology Clubg Ski Clubg Math Teamg Drama Clubg Latin Club. JEAN A. CLILLINABI Llcruicif lU'.1c!f'c.1f .Yzrrae Mixed Chorus. SHARON CURRAN Cllffcyc' Debating Club tSecretaryj1 Ski Clubg Office Aicleg Pep Squadg Home Room Officer fPresident, Secretary, Vice-Presi- dentjg BEVERLEGA fCopy Editorj. JAINTES D'AlN1OUR Ezzgmc t 1' Boys' Athletic Club. PAL7I.A A. DETTORRE Ski Clubg Library Aideg Student Coun- cil CAlternatejg Baton Squad. JOHN DIANNI CLIP' Dcdfu PALIL DINERMAN CUffelQt' Fire Extinguisher Squad fCaptainjg Leaders Clubg Usher at Graduationg Stu- dent Council fTreasurerjg I-louse Coun- cil tStudent Council Representativejg Intramural Council fRepresentatixel1 Boys' Basketballg Golf fCaptainJ. SILVINO D. DINICOLA Slkcf Alchlf Football. ANITA DION Eft111rzrf.1zri Traffic r' Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Student Coun- cil tAlternatelg Zi Mile Club: Home Room Officer lSec'rctar5l1 Baton Squadg G.l.C.g Intramural tBadminton. Volley- balll. KATHLEEN DODGE Stt'1cl.1rVi Girls' Basketball. PATRICIA DONAHLE Tr Jef! I' French Clubg Equcstrian Cflubg Guidan c Aideg G I.C.1 Lshcr at Graduation l33 Spanish Clubg Intramural fBowling, Badminton, Volleyballjg Drama Club. THERESA DROBINSKI German Clubg Ski Clubg Cheerleaderg House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA fSub- scriptionjg Girls' Basketball fCaptainjg Girls' 25 Mile Clubg G.I.C. fV0lleyball. Soccerj. DANIEL DUEST College Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Foot- ball. SANDY DUNLOP Social Iluorker Debating Clubg French Clubg Folk- singers Clubg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorus fTreasurerJg Concert Chorusg Library Aide: Drama Club. JEAN DUPEE College Mixed Chorusg Student Council fRep- resentativejg Home Room officer fTreas- urerjg Baton Squad. THOMAS EGAN College Boy's Athletic Clubg Hockeyg Indoor Track. JOYCE EUSKO Secreiary MARY ANN FALL Elemerzzary School Teacher German Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Choms. BONNIE H. FALLIS Execulizie Secretary Blazer Recipientg Guidance Aideg Home Room Officer QTreasurerjg AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. HOWARD FARLEY Teaching Malh Indoor Track. HARRY FAUST Ski Clubg Band. BONNIE FERGUSON Teacher Chess Clubg French Club fPresidentjg Ski Clubg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Officer fVice-president, Secretaryjg BEVERLEGA fPhotographYl3 Tennis. PRISCILLA FLADGER Legal Secrefary Student Council fAlternateJg AEGIS fLiterary Staffj. MAUREEN E. FLYNN Secrelary KATHLEEN B. FONDANOVA Prychologirl Chess Clubg Folksingersg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg AEGIS fBusiness Staffjg Drama Night. SUSAN K. FOSS Bookkeeper Library Aideg Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA fAdvertisementJg Intramural Tennis. DONALD FULLER Machiuirl PAUL GALIATSATOS Nazji' Rc.rt'rz'e JAMES GALUSKA Record Keeper Chess Club. DAVID GARDNER Laugyer Chess Clubg Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. I34 PAULA JEAN GIULIANO Hairdresser Mixed Chorus. INIARTIN GRANT Teacher HOXVARD HALPERN Navy WAYNE HARDENBROOK Teacher Boys' Athletic Clubg Footballg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. GEORGE L. HARDISON Physician German Clubg Bandg Student Council fRepresentativejg House Council QRep- resentative, Alternatejg Intramural Coun- cil fChairman Intramural Bowlingjg BEVERLEGA fLayout Editorj. JANET HARTLEY Teacher Concert Chorusg Office Aideg Drama Clubg Flag Squadg Student Council KAI- ternatejg Home Room Officer fPresi- dent, Secretaryj. JOANNE M. HILL Elementary Teacher RICHARD HOLLAND Burinermzan Ski Clubg Golf. KAREN A. HOPKINS Beauficiarz Folksingersg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg G.I.C. LINDA L. HOPKINSON Farhiorz Mercharzdiring Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg AEGIS fLiter- ary Staff, Art Staffjg G.I.C. DAVID IENNINGS TORA JOHNSON Teacher GEORGE JOHN STONE Air Force Audio-Visual Aids Clubg German Clubg Bandg Student Council QAlternatej. ROBERT JONES IVildlife Biology Math Teamg House Council fRepresent- ativejg Cross Country CManagerJg BHS News. ALAN KANIA Iizhlic Comrmmicaliorzr Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Cho- rusg Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA fPho- tographyjg BHS News Photograper. THOMAS KENNEDY Law Enforcement Distributive Ed. Club CHRISTINE E. Lal-IAYE Burizzefs Clerk Equestrian Clubg Student Service Corpsg AEGISg BEVERLEGA fAdvertisementj. STEPHEN LHSCOLA Mechanic LINDA LAURANZANO Peace Corp: Equestrian Clubg Baton Squad. MAURICE LeFLEM Teacher Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Ski Clubg Fire Extinguisher Squadg Home Room Officer fSecretaryjg Class Officer fAs- sistant Treasurerjg Indoor Trackg Out- door Track. ELAINE LIACOS Pediatric Nurse Folksingersg Student Council fAlter- nate-jg Home Room Officer fSecretaryjg BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionj. GEORGE LIBERMAN Piychologiii Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Drama Clubg Bandg House Council fTreas- urerjg Home Room Officer lPresident, Secretaryjg Intramural Council fRep- resentativejg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. CATHERINE LIIXIDEN Elemenfary Teacher - German Clubg Theater Clubg Office Aide. CHARLES LIPORTO Malh Teacher German Clubg Mixed Chorus fVice- Presidentyg Concert Chorusg Talent Showg Usher at Graduationg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjg Baseballg In- door Track. LINDA LIPSON Teacher Folksingers CPresidentjg Theater Clubg Ski Clubg Math Teamg Usher at Grad- uationg House Council fAlternatejg AEGIS fLiterary Staffl. MARGARET A. LUCA I B M BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionj. ANNA MAGLIO Burizzerr School MARLENE MARINO German Teacher German Clubg Library Aideg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Flag Squadg Usher at Graduationg Student Council fRep- resentative-at-largejg Interim Commit- teejg House Council fRepresentativeJg Home Room Officer fPresidentJg Class Officer QSecretaryJ. ELAINE MCINTYRE Secrezary LAUREN MCNAMARA Secretary Leaders Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Officer fTreasurerJg AEGIS fBu5iness Staffj. JOHN MERCIER Boy's Basketball. MARK MICHAUD U.S. Navy Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Folksingersg Home Room Officer fTreasurerj. STEPHEN MITCHELL Accoznzlarzl Skindiving Clubg Distributive Ed. Club fVice-Presidentjg Math Teamg Foot- ballg Outdoor Track. CHRISTINE A. MORGAN Nurre Folksingersg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Baton Squad. THOMAS R. MORRILL Clinical Prychologifl Debating Club QPresidentjg German Club CPresidentjg Home Room Officer fPresident, Vice-Presidentjg Tennis. DIANNE MOUTSOPOULOS Hairdrerrer Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA fArtj. DAVID L. MURPHY College Fire Extinguisher Squadg Hockey fCap- tainj. DOROTHY A. MURPHY Prafliml Nurre Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tionjg Home Room Officer fTreasurerj DONNA NASON S6'fl'tllfIl'wI' Folksingersg Theater Club. GEORGE NELSON llvriler PETER OBEIRNE illefbivil Affaririe Chess Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentj. PATRICK O'BRIEN Air Force Debating Clubg Drama Clubg Usher at Graduationg B-I-Iiyeg Indoor Trackg Out! door Trackg Cross Countryg Golf. Josiai-an o'DoNNELL Carperller Indoor Track. ROBERT ORZECHOWSKI C. P. fl. Debating Clubg Drama Clubg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Countryg Golf. ANN PAPA Secretary Office Aideg Drama Club. JOHN PAPA flccoimmizl Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Intramural Soccer. JANE PATTEE Medical Terbizologiii Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA fCopyD. LOUIS A. PATTI Engineer House Council fAlternateJg Boys' Bas- ketballg Baseballg Indoor Track. ADRIANA PECCI Serremry Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tionj. MARIE PETROSINO Teacher Ski Clubg Drama Clubg G.I.C. MARK G. PHILLIPS College Ski Clubg Banclg House Council fRep- resentativejg Home Room Officer fPres- iclentjg Tennis. MARY PICKERING junior College Home Room Officer fTreasurerJ. CATHERINE M. PIERCE Serrefary Drama Clubg Twenty-Five Mile Club. JOAN PINCIARO Secrelary Drama Club. BRIAN C. REILLY Comnzerrial Arlirt Ski Club fSteering Committeejg Usher at Graduationg Fifty Mile Clubg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjg BEV- ERLEGA fArt, Subscriptionj. BARBARA RHEAULT Teacher Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Igonaec Room Officer fPresiclentjg STEPHEN A. ROBBINS Hole! Manager Boy's Athletic Clubg Ski Clubg INIath Teamg Mixed Chorusg Concert Cho- rusg Drama Clubg Home Room Officcr fSecretaryjg Footballg Indoor Track fhlanagerlg Outdoor Trackg Kiwanis Key Club fSenior Directorjg Drama Night. MARY ROBERTS Stweitziy Library Aidcg Home Room Officer fSecf retaryjg BEVIIRLEGA fAdvertisementj. JANET ROIINDY Difaluiriiil Folksingersp Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Drama Club: Student Council fAlternatejg House Council fRepresentatixe. Alternatejg Ilome Room Officer fliresidentjg German Clubg Math Team. JEFFREY RUDSTEN Ipiiilril' Chess Clubg Debating Clubg Latin Clubg Ski Clubg Fire Extinguisher Squadg Home Room Officer fPresident, Vice'Presidentjg Class Officer fPresif dentjg Intramural Council fRepresent- atixejg Cross Countryg Tennis fCaptainjg Boys State Representative. RAYINIOND RUST Iziflnarife I11l'c'.l'llKQrIfU7' LINDA ST. CHARLES Nizrre DAVID SCIALDONE Ratlio xliiimiiiict r Boys' Basketballg Cross Country. ANTHONY SCOOLIO Biiiiiztri' Afiziiager German Clubg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentj. PETER M. SIENKIEWICZ College LINDA SILVERIO Sc'L'I'c'ItZ7j' RONALD SMITH MARY SOLIMENO flair Drerrer WENDELL SOLLOWS DOREEN SOUCY Social lliiririeti' Latin Clubg Guidance Aideg Drama Clubg Flag Squad. , PAUL G. TACHE College Fire Extinguisher Squadg Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjg Outdoor Track fCaptainJ. NANCY R. TARLOW College French Club fVice-Presidentjg Ski Clubg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg House Council fRepresentativejg AEGIS fOf- ficer, Secretary, Literary Staffj. JOHN C. TERRY Chef WERNER THERIAULT Air Force DONNA M. THIBODEAULT X-Rant' Teclwiiriazi Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tionj. JOHN TINGLEY College Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. WILLIAM TRAINOR JR. Iliielrlef Cross Countryg Indoor 'III'1lfl'f. SHARON TRASK I 13 AI fjffiitziffr Distributixe lid. Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Siluad1 Home Room Officrr ISLC- retaryjg G I C fSoiiliomore Represent- atixej. SllIfI.IA TRASK Nino' Equestrian Clubg Library Aideg I'sher at Graduation: Girls' Iiaskeiball. ROBERT TRI 'DEAI I 744 iIt'!7L 7' Boys' Athletic Clubg Fire Extinguisher Siiuadg Assembly Committeeg I'sher at Graduationg Home Room Officer fPres- ident, Vice-Presidentjg Etiotball. KATHLEEN TYBURSKI Secrt'l.zr.y BEVERLEGA fTyping. Adnertisementj. SHIZRRY bl. VAN LIIZRIZ jfiinwzliti Debating Club fI'residentjg lirench Clubg Guidance Aidep Drama Clubg Flag Scluadg Usher at Graduationg House Council fSc-cretary, Represcntatixe-ab largely Home Room Officer tPresit:lent, Treasurerp Class Officer fSecretaryJg AIEGIS fOfficer, Assistant Editor, Lit- erary Staffj. DAVID XVOODBURY XVALLIS Buiim it-D.Il.l Pwct iiiriq' EDNVARD XVATTS Crilltlfc' Latin Clubg Usher at Graduationg BEV ERLEGA fEditor-in-Chief. Layfoutj. PATRICIA R. XVENTXVORTI-I i'Ii'7lHi'c' H ffl: ll Cheerleaderg Student Council tRepresent- atixejg House Council fRepresentatiyejg Home Room Officer fPresident. Vice- Presidentjg Intramural Council fRep- resentatiyej. ANN M. WICKERS CYNTHIA XYJILBUR Cliciiiiilrvt Lila lI muf' Debating Clubg Ski Club: Mixed Cho- rusg Concert Chorusg Drama Clubg House Council fRepresentatix'e, Alter- natejq Baton Squadg G.I.C.g BHS News. PATRICIA A. XYIILSON Affair! Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Officer fTreasurerJg BEVERLEGA fSubscription, Treasurerjg Girls' Bas- ketball. BRUCE WISHART B1z,ti1.'r,ir .11i.l 11 firl 1IlI.1P.'.14Qe n:ei.'r Boys' Athletic Clubg Intramural Sports. DANIEL 1. wooo Clllltlgti Orchestrag Band. SIILL XVORSSARI SEN: Iilfvj' Ski Clubg Drama Club: Pep Squadg G.I.C. LINDA YORGY Y. -rf . Legal Sctnitzrwi Home Room Officer fVice-President, Secretaryj. RICHARD YOUNG Cf,r1i1.1t1or Ski Clubg Intramural XY'restling. INIICHAEL ZUBIEL Retailer l35 BUCKLEY HOUSE STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM RONW: J. Kaplan, J. W'eisman, A. Gordon, K. Norris, T. Massa, K. Sauchuk, C. McKonald, P. Biron. MIDDLE ROVV: C. Nelson. K. Knowl- ton, S. Squillace, J. Nolerte, G. Danforth, S. Foster, D. Marshall. TOP ROVV: J. Nixon. D. Nad- borney. P. Clear, M. Murphy, N. Bilodeau, K. Clark, J. Kousel, J. Brewer. I U I A I37 tli- fi 1.' . .J -, 5 1? fi l gli il 5 Q A I -1 Mr. Charles Pelonzi. housemaster. Mr. Demo Agganis and Miss Frances Trowt, guidance counselors. H 1 iw' Q- 1 1' X ET, 5' .gf il 5 F 'iff . .ti 51 ' if-', ALE E.-Li .- .4 , vm? . :ff ,,f szsgsgsfsssg-536-622. asia g::.:6::.r::, -.:'.y.'-5 : gang 2 gg- C, iifffffgggfffssrfgvaarre. Eli ig Aw f Ifsfsfsfsgsssfss-:Q-.QQ-, 1. iz, as .Wifi -asf ff? 512-:I-:. 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Miss Frances Trowt and Mr. Demo Ag- ganis counseled all students regarding edu- cation beyond high school, and helped with other academic problems. They also wrote necessary recommendations for college ap- plications. Wfith the help of the guidance aides, the guidance room was kept in order. Office work including typing transcripts for college, answering the telephones, and checking attendance were done efficiently by Mrs. Ida Nicolo, The office aides helped to keep everything running smoothly. Mrs. Ida Nicolo, secretary BUCKLEY HOUSE OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: J. Libert, J. Symonds, C. Sciola, C. Burns, P. Minnigan, M. Maestranzi, A. Gordon. TOP ROW: C. Frasca, T. Siegel, J. Stewart, J. Griffin, P. McMahon, K. Brindle, P. Clare, N. Hellard. GUIDANCE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: S. Marcucci, P. Minnigan, A. Gordon, N. Hellard, M. Maestranzi. TOP ROW: C. Frasca, C. Nelson F. Ford, G. Danforth, J. Nolette. Qu- 5 N fs, I39 KEEPING HIGH THE Kuconis. TOP v Sf! '. I N 1' BOTTONI ROXX D Thnbedeau M Dodge K Ixorrzs A Moms TOP ROXV J Brewer H Dorfsman P Kennedy, C. SPIIZH' OF EUCJCLEY HOUSE 3' 4: Ng' in T. Massa, J. Thomas, C. Tannebring. R, Selin. play soccer coached by Mr. joseph Lavacchia. NEWSPAPEI-Z STAFF AND F-IRE SQUAD Things happened this year in Buckley House, and the newspaper staff reported them faithfully. Bi-monthly, the members of the staff worked diligently to gather the news, put it into newspaper form, and dis- tribute it to the classrooms. The Bzzgler in- cluded such events as newteachers enter- ing B.H.S., election results, and those vic- torious in the intramurals. With spirit high, Buckley House walked away with triumphs. The students welcomed fire drills, especial- ly during classes, but there was a more seri- ous aspect to them-evacuating the school as quickly as possible. The Fire Squad helped in the immediate exodus of students and faculty by holding doors, insuring free pas- sageways for all. In the event of a fire, the Fire Squad was equipped with enough knowl- edge to help the students to safety and to keep the fire at a minimum. QENIOIZQ ij, 1 I Gregory Allen Patricia Allen Susan Allen ,Q 'KQJ Y-1:9 Maureen Alvarado Judith Antos Blake Appleton Patricia Ayers Raymond Babcock C. Daniel Barry 17? Lew Blackman QENIOIZQ if 1 'y Peter Barry 'U' X ,f Paul Blnnchette 115 John Bradley Y' vf'T Michael Beaulieu N-P' f- :r 1 Lenora Bouclreau K.lren Brindle Q-Q ff A N. Lee Bilodeau fu Clrol B ruwn 3' Rebecca Chase QE-NIOIZQ N35 E W 'fr ' r Carol Burns Susan Butler 'fb Cathleen Cicchetti YV i 7 Keah-tigh Clark .-,T, , -4? , 1 1 1 X Y -J 1:-9 1 Robert Carrarini .osx 'fl'- .xfvv 71?r's fi -1'::7' Daniel Clay john Coletti Richard Conrad QENIORQ W-mm fs 075 N I ...-' -3 I 'fr' Peter Corrive-au Felix Cotti Michael Crowley lg Oi 'ua i 17 Y Joanne Cwik Kenneth Dallas Patricia DeFrances 6733 W tp 00' '.,..,..' 'w- '.7 ,Z jean Deharo Diane Denis Susan Desmamis as .fa--v QENIOIZQ UQ ' 'L' '1'b L . V' ,xl Sheila Dodd Eva Dodge Robert Donahue 41 Gif' N Q- Did you have your B.H.S. lunch today? W C77 YL--1 Marybeth Dunham Richard Eagan David Fitzgerald fu edid! QENIOIZQ V-.5 QA GT? 019: Beth Garry Brenda Garve Y Lawrence Garvin 5 4 -6-r' 'lT 'Y Ronald Gentleman David Gifford john Gillespie T: - 4t'T'f-7 S Y' KX -4 Elaine Gilligan B.1rb.1r.1 Gillis C.irliyGl.1s5 QENIOIZQ ll'-Q 'ITT Anne Gordon joseph Graff Nancy Grant an R' 11 N-o-up 1' Susan Grant Jacqueline Gravell Charles Graves . ,,,,: 'IP' -3, , fi -will' I Robert Greaves Ioan Hamor Mary-Ann Hayes , Wo' QENIORQ -. -.A , A Y C11 .4-J' Nancy Hellard Lynne Henderson Barbara Higgins iii .Ah wx I tg? 4-.--v X Suv Diane Hilton Kathyrn Honnold Lewis Horzempa ,-lr rf . , ,, J ' l 1 R . Q 3 , A i f ? .J , :gig ' . a4V' V Q2 ' '7 I. 1 4.x .-...TIT - '- - ' iv-'fri Jbfjr Aj- .-.s ' -'. ' -1' ,1..,2 ' 1' ' QQ, ',.-'il 5 aff ggi lifes ,511 ex 5 -HP' 53,-,Q - 1? C f f 3. ' 'fjQgs., 4 . Q ,Q ,-,4 -4 i..1 , ln., ' N 'x.g.- '-' . -. -1- - 1.-ff ' -4 + : wi- . -. .i-,4 png ..-,, -.. Richard Howard Lila Hussey Shirley Ignacio QENIOIZQ 5 Deborah johnson Dorothy johnson Lorene johnson Film., 'V' 2' -.1 fi Joyce Kaplan Daniel Kelly Peter Kennedy i 5 Q ,-i ,ff ff ' 1-47 :ZF sv! V ohn Kincade Kathleen Kin ston Bar Kni ht S W 8 QENIOIZS , '7 'Q 'rx jane Knowlton LoRayne Kondrat Roger LaRoche1le , . -WR- wb j Peter 1.2511 Susan Lendall Janet M. Libert 'fd 5-v Thomas Maclntyre HU! 1279 Elizabeth MacKenzie Linda Bf.lCL.1Q1'll.1f1 QENIOIZS P1 It rg'- -, CP- ,,,,-,7,' --7'-n ? 'r ek -AVE' ,Ab xy Mary Maestranzi Michael Maguire Mary Mahan V ' za ' 42' ' i f , '. n , u . ' ,' 1 ,X I , 'll Ay 1 X M I , . f Xa f q!',,, Standing on the corner, watching all the boys go by . . . .KI s f A . RIN 1 Maryann Mahoney Margaret Manning Carole Marchand SEN N Susan Marcucci 0 -.P Andrew Mariner IO!-29 'P'- ,,- -. 'r Thomas Massa Y. 'sb 'ilu QS- I!!! A joseph Mazzaglia Mary McCarthy Miclmcl BICC.1rthx Zlmm 3 a-Us 'LT' 99 lr' I 'sf' Marie McLaughlin Dennis LICNCCICB' P.1trici.1 Minigan 153 QENIOPS f-vzpuu 'viva E34 Thomas Morrison Michael Murphy David Murray YH' Ina Nadborny Paul Nardone jane Nolette l54 JA rw -x YT? 5 David Norman Kenneth Norris Ronald Oliphant QENIOIZQ 'i' of 'E '--- T jj,'P H 1 all Susan Perkins Evelyn Pero john Perotti fih. f al , 'no rr, gi ff- Keith Perry Bruce Philbrick Ff11I1CiS PiCariCll0 M Judith Piecewicz Christine Pinciaro Kathleen Pincilro I55 i. f , QENIOIZQ li !T '1'9 7 'T ? l R AH re..- cg Virginia Pohas Carol Risoldi Beverly Roccio R Y R fini-uhm 1 64 wi Q -J H ...WS 1 n1 Fi, ':'I Y, Donald Ross Edward Rowe Kathleen Sauchuk i fwh 5 he ,7 M Ronald Scanzani Christine Scibisz Richard Selin 1-1 fl Toby Siegel QENIOIZS '?q S7 .ang --127 Robert Smagala Kenneth Small wr , jan Tache , , , V- A ,, lffit , Q 1 X2 ' gym' , f - Q 15 Dana Thibecleau , fxww fi Dorothea Thomas My -f7 ' Stephanie Squillace f 'af nr EX 'H ,,' -any ..N... H., V . . o o A I -X 'iliffijff ' 3 Marc Talbot Larry Taylor 'Yy ' I4 I ' I. Q 'V yr atv' E, 1-mu, ws' John Thomas Karin Todd isbn' QENIOPB Randall Townshend Jeanne Trainor paul Tremblay Michael Tucker CYP Karen Tuneburg Richard Washburn -af Nx- tf' R -1r'1'.? Ernest Willis Thomas Whittenhagen Denise Wood YTZP K, Alice Weeden '53 Judy Woods GREGORY G. ALLEN Bufiuerr fldzlzizzirfmfifnz Ski Clubg Home Room Officer fTreas- urerjg Intramural Football, Basketball. PATRICIA ALLEN Tearber Ski Clubg Student Council fAlternate-jg Home Room Officer fSecretaryJ. SUSAN L. ALLEN Secretary MAUREEN ALVARADO Serrelarj' BEVERLEGA fAdx'ertisementJ. JUDITH M. ANTOS ll7a1'e5 P. BLAKE APPLETON Eleclronirr Engineer Home Room Officer fTreasurerj. PATRICIA ANN AYERS Iibldfbcjf Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girls' Intra- mural Tennis. RAYMOND BABCOCK College Key Clubg Home Room Officer tTreas- urerjg BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionjg Hockey fManagerJ. DANIEL BARRY College Key Club, BEVERLEGA fSubscription Treasurerjg Hockey. PETER BARRY College Student Council fRepresentativejg Home Room Officer CPresident, Vice-Presi- dentjg Intramural Council fRepresent- ativej. MICHAEL G. BEAULIEU Hotel Manager JAY BELSKI College Talent Showg Student Council fRep- resentativejg BEVERLEGA CSubscrip- tionl. N. LEE BILODEAU Legal Secrefafy House Council fRepresentativcj. LEW BLACKMAN Denfirt German Clubg House Council fAlter- natejg BEVERLEGA fSubscripti0nj1 Footballg B. H. S. NEWS fLay0ut Edi- torj. ' PAUL BLANCHETTE College Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentj. LENORA BOUDREAU IBM Operator' Mixed Chorus. DIANA BOWZER Farbion Deriguer Pep Squadg Intramural Bowling. JOHN H. BRADLEY, JR. Pbyriral Eduralion Teacher Fire Extinguisher Squadg Boys' Bas ketballg Footl:all. SENIOR- ACTIVITIES KAREN BRINDLE Eltvlzwllezrry Tmflvn' French Clubg Office Aideg Pep Squadg Home Room Officer fSecretary, Treas- urerjg Intramural Volleyball. CAROL BROXY7N Nrnrfulq Math Teamg Mixed Chorusg Usher at Graduationg Student Council fAlter- natelg Home Room Officer lPresidentjg BEVERLEGA fAdrertisementj. CAROL BURNS Ttilfbef German Clubg Ski Clubg Office Aideg Guklance Aideg Drama Club. SUSAN M. BUTLER Elt'111e11lm'3' Tuaelaw' French Clubg Pep Squadg Intramural Volleyball, ROBERT CARRARINI Ci0ll4'-Qc' Boys' Athletic Clubg Indoor Trackg Out- door Track. JOHN CHASE Cozzzpmzy R6f7l'6567llc1IlI'E Distributive Ed. Clubg Home Room Officer fPresidentj. REBECCA INIARIE CHASE Sltzge Ligblizzg Derigzzer Mixed Chorusg Drama Clubg Girls' Basketballg Outdoor Trackg B. H. S. NEXVSQ Science Club. CATHLEEN CICCHETTI Cldllege Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA fAdvertise- mentlg Business Department Aideg Girls Intramuralg Drama Night. KEAH-TIGH CLARK Erzgizzeer Boys' Athletic Clubg Chess Clubg House Council fRepresentativejg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track CCaptainjg Cross Countryg Key Club fSecretaryj. DANIEL E. CLAY Claef Theater Clubg Home Room Officer fSec- retaryj JOHN RICHARD COLETTI Theater Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Club. RICHARD CONRAD Serrife Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. PETER CORRIVEAU Boys' Athletic Club: Football. EELIX COTVTI, JR. College Intramural Bowlingg Intramural Basket- ballg Intramural Football. JAMES CRANDALL Serrice Theater Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Club. INIICHAEL CROWLEY Co111me1'fi.f1l fir! Boys' Athletic Clubg Home Room Of- ficer fPresidentjg Baseball fCaptainjg Footballg Indoor Track. JO-ANNE INIARLIE CWIK fiirlma Sleuanlerr KENNETH DALLAS All cluuiml Ijfzgmt t r Ski Clulag Home Room Officer fVice- President l. KERRY XV. DANIELS Stlllft' PATRICIA Nl. DCIIRANCES Eli mi 21!.1li Srbwl Tt.1t'Lt 1' Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Equestrian Clubg Girls' Tennis. JEAN DEHARO Altlflvfzziil Theater Club: Ski Club. DIANA R. DENIS Tetzrlu r of Rt.f.1i-Jail C,l21ltlrt II Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Equestrian Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Girls' Baskethallg Tennis. SUSAN DESNIARAIS I. B. Al. Ojltzxzfm' Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg Usher at Graduationg Intramural Council fRep- resentatixej: AEGIS tliusiness Staffjg BEVERLEGA lSubscriptionJ. SHEILA E. DODD flilirtln urn' Student Council tRepresentative. Al- ternatel: Home Room Officer fTreas- urerlg AEGIS fBusiness Staffjg BEV- ERLEGA fSubscriptionjg Intramural Bowling. EVA INI. DODGE Clerk Trijviff Intramurals CFootball, Indoor Track, Tennisj. ROBERT L. DONAHUE Dczzlifl INIARYBETH A. DUNHARI joznvztzliif Ski Clubg Guidance Aideg Drama Clubg Home Room Officer fVice-President, Treasurerjg AEGIS CBusiness Staffj. RICHARD H. EAGEN Conlplzft r lluorve Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Intra- mural Bowling. DAVID FITZGERALD Ofe4z11olQi'.1jvl1t r BETH GARY Ixlroxrjzzg Drama Clubg Usher at Graduationg Spanish Club. BRENDA GARVEY Stiff: LII'-1' Ski Clubg Tennisg Girls Intramural Bowl- ing. LAWRENCE GARVIN fIf'L'l7lfc't'f RONALD GENTLEINIIAN I.B.Al. Scliool Theater Club: Ski Clubg Drama Club. DAVID GIEEORD Cfllleyc' JOHN A. GILLESPIE Ltlztaw' German Clubg Math Team: Blazer Re- cipientg Home Room Officer tFresi- dentl. IS9 ELAINE M. GILLIGAN Elerrzt-rifarjy Teacbirig Ski Club: Pep Squadg Usher at Grad- uationg House Council fAlternateJg Home Room QSecretaryJ. BARBARA GILLIS Refail Birytr Distributive Ed. Clubg Office Aideg Usher at Graduation. CATHY B. GLASS Drama Clubg Leaders Clubg Home Room Officer fVice-President, Treas- urerjg Girls' Basketball. ANNE GORDON College French Clubg Ski Clubg Office Aideg Drama Clubg Leaders Clubg House Council tRepresentative, Officerjg In- tramural Council QRep-resentativej. JOSEPH GRAEE Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. NANCY L. GRANT Secfefary Equestrian Clubg Ski Club. SUSAN M. GRANT Secrefary BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJ. JACQUELINE E. GRAVELL Elglllcjfllzllj' Muric Edzzrafiorz Folksingersg Theater Clubg Mixed Cho- rusg Concert Chorus. CHARLES GRAVES Marorz ROBERT GREAVES Engineer AEGIS CLiterary Staffj. JOAN E. HAMOR Regirlerea' Nzzrre ski Clubg BEVERLEGA frypmglg In- tramural Basketball. MARY ANN HAYES College Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Tennis. i NANCY A. HELLARD Serrefrzry Office Aideg Class Marshall. LYNNE HENDERSON Secrelary Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJ. BARBARA MARY HIGGINS College Equestrian Clubg Theater Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Usher at Gradua- tiong Student Council fAlternateJg Home Room Officer fSecretary, Treasurerjg BEVERLEGA fAdvertisementJg G.I.C.g Girls' Basketball. DIANE HILTON Polificr Equestrian Clubg Theater Clubg Ski Clubg Student Service Corpsg Drama Clubg House Newspaperg G.I.C. KATHYRN ELAINE HONNOLD College Mixed Chorus. LEWIS HORZEMPA Srierice Chess Clubg Debating Clubg Ski Clubg I6O Math Team. RICHARD L. HOWARD Afrourzlarzl -LILA HUSSEY Airline Sleu'ar'deJr Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Squad. SHIRLEY IGNACIO Tearber AEGIS fSubscriptionJg Intramural Bowl- ing. DEBORAH JOHNSON Kirzdergarlerz Teacber Equestrian Clubg German Clubg Ski Clubg G.I.C. DOROTHY A. JOHNSON Narre German Clubg Latin Clubg Math Teamg BEVERLEGA tLay-Cary. LORENE K. JOHNSON Exerulizfe Secrelary Ski Clubg BEVERLEGA CTypingJg Mixed Chorusg Usher at Graduation. JOYCE KAPLAN Irzlerpreier' French Clubg Math Teamg Assembly Committeeg Student Council fAlternate, Representative-at-largejg House Council fRepresentative, Alternatejg Home Room Officer fTreasurerJg Class Of- ficer fAssistant Treasurerjg AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. DANIEL KELLY Tearlaer Chess Clubg German Clubg Boys' Bas- ketball CManagerJg Cross Country. PETER KENNEDY Lawyer' Boys' Athletic Clubg Fire Extinguisher Squadg Student Council fRepresent- ativejg Home Room Officer fVice- Presidentlg Football. JOHN KINCADE Commercial Arlirz Talent Showg Class Marshallg AEGIS fOfficer, Literary Staffjg AEGIS As- semblyg Junior Class Dues Assembly. KATHLEEN KINGSTON Prarfiral Nurre Mixed Chorus. BARRY KNIGHT Intramural Soccer Team. JANE KNOWLTON Hairdrerrer LORAYNE KONDRAT Legal Serrefary Equestrian Clubg Ski Club BEVER- LEGA fAdvertisementJ. ROGER LaROCHELLE Sociology PETER LASH Ilyilrllife Af417lL1g6'7IZ6lll Ski Club fPresident, Junior Represent- ativejg B.H.S. News. SUSAN LENDALL Prarfiral N arse JANET M. LIBERT Marine Biologirl Office Aideg BEVERLEGA fLay-outjg Girls' Basketballg Girls' 25 Mile Clubg Intramurals fSoccer, Football-Captain, Basketball-Captain, Volleyballj. THOMAS D. MacINTYRE ELIZABETH A. MCKENZIE Sefrefary LINDA MQLCLACHLAN Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Home Room Officer fSecretary, Treasurerj. MARY MAESTRANZI Teafber Ski Clubg Office Aideg Assembly -Com- mitteeg Student Council fRepresent- ativejg Home Room Officer fPresident, Vice-Presidentjg Junior Class Assembly. MICHAEL MAGUIRE Corrzpuler Terlmiriarz Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Golf' Intramurals. MARY LINDA MAHAN Elemerzfary Tearber French Clubg Ski Clubg BEVERLEGA fTypingJg Intramural fVoIleyballJ. 2 MARYANN MAHONEY Serrelary MARGARET MANNING N une Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Usher at Grad- uationg BEVERLEGA fAdvertisementj. CAROLE MARCHAND Usher at Graduationg House Council -fAlternateJg Home Room Officer CVice- Presidentjg -BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tionj. SUSAN INTARCUCCI Bookkeeper Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Guidance Aideg BEVERLEGA qrypingbs G.I.C.g Cafeteria Aide. ANDREW N. MARINER College THOMAS MASSA Derzfirt House Council fPresidentJg Home Room Officer CPresidentJg Intramural Council fRepresentativeJg Indoor Trackg Key Club. JOSEPH MAZZAGLIA Burirzerr Management Football. INIARY E. McCARTHY Relail Buyer Drama Clubg Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJ. MICHAEL MCCARTHY Radiologirf Chess Clubg Home Room Officer fTreasurerJg Football QManagerJ. MARIE C. MCLAUGHLIN College Ski Club fSecretaryJg House Council fAlte-rnatejg Home Room Officer fSec- retaryj. DENNIS MCNEELY Folksingersg Cross Country. PATRICIA M. MINIGAN Sefrelary Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Usher at Graduationg BEVERLEGA fAdvertise- mentj. THOMAS MORRISON Tetzclaer MICHAEL MURPHY U.S. zlmzy xiirlnorzle Mixed Chorusg House Council fRep- resentativej. DAVID MURRAY Buyineir Alamzgr men! House Council fRepresentativeDg Intra- murals fSoccer, Footballj. INA NADBORNY Social IIi'fn'ker German Clubg Library Aideg Home Room Officer fSecretaryIg BEVERLEGA KCOPYJ- PAUL NARDONE College JANE L. NOLETTE College Folksingersg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Office Aideg Assembly Com- mitteeg Drama Clubg Cheerleaderg Class Marshallg Student Council fRepresent- ative, Recording Secretaryjg House Coun- cil fRepresentatix'e, Member-at-largejg Home Room Officer fPresidentjg BEV- ERLEGA fCopyIg Intramurals, G.I.C. DAVID NORMAN College Intramurals. KENNETH NORRIS College Fire Extinguisher Squadg Student Coun- cil fRepresentative, Vice-President, Rep- resentative-at-Largejg House Council fVice-Presidentlg Home Room Officer fPresident, Vice-Presidentjg Boys' Bas- ketballg Intramurals. RONALD OLIPHANT C0!IJt?1'1'dlf0Il Ilnork SUSAN PERKINS Equestrian Clubg Theater Clubg Distrib- utive Ed. Clubg Mixed Chorusg Con- cert Chorusg Drama Clubg Talent Show, EVELYN M. PERO Secretary Drama Clubg Pep Squadg Usher at Graduationg Student Council fAlter- natejg Home Room Officer fSe-cretary, Treasurerjg BEVERLEGA fSubscrip- tionjg G.I.C, fliasketball, Volleyball, and Tennisj. JOHN P. PEROTTI Engifzeer Indoor Trackg Cross Country. KEITH PERRY College Chess Clubg German Clubg Latin Clubg Usher at Graduationg Intramurals QBowl- ing, Soccer, Footballj. BRUCE PHILBRICK Arrozmlazzl ROBERT C. PHILLIPS II 'ri1er AEGIS fLiterary Staffj, FRANK V. PICARIELLO, JR. IUDITH ANN PIECEWICZ AZFOIHIMIII BEVERLEGA fAdx'ertisementjg Athletic Director Aide. CHRISTINE PINCIARO College French Cluhg Theater Cluhg Ski Clubg Home Room Officer fTreasurerj KATHLEEN PINCIARO Barber Pep Squadg House Newspaper. VIRGINIA POHAS Retqfiluczl Nznie Home Room Officer fTreasurerjg House Newspaper. WILLIAM QUINN Blllllltlillltlll Ski Clubg BEVERLEGA fAdvertise- mentj. CAROL ANN RISOLDI Serial Ilumk French Clubg Ski Clubg Home Room Officer fSecrc-taryjg House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionJg G.I.C. fVolleybalI, Bowling, Eootballj. BEVERLY ROCCIO BIz,i'i11ei,i Si-Iwo! Drama Club. DONALD ROSS Bim'bcnzi.tf Math Teamg Blazer Recipientg B.H.S. News Staff. EDWARD M. ROWE xlrrlirfecfzmzl E?IA2fIIe'.:'?' Math Teamg House Council fAlternatej. KATHLEEN SAUCHUK P53 clmlagrrz Office Aideg Cheerleaderg Leaders Clubg Student Council fRepresentative, Rep- resentative-at-Iargejg House Council fRepresentative, Officerjg Home Room Officer fVice-President, Secretarylg In- tramural Council fRepresentativeIg B- HIVE1 House Newspaper. RONALD SCANZANI I.B.N. 1'1i14gr.1111z11n' Distributive Ed. Club. CHRISTINE SCIBISZ Sc cn 1.1: Vi Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Mixed Cho- rusg Drama Club. RICHARD SELIN Pmgixzmzm r Ski Clubg Class Officer CAssistant Treasurerjg Intramurals fSoccer, Foot- ball, Badmintonj, TOBY E. SIEGEL Farbimz BIIUIUI' Theater Club: Distributive Ed. Club fRe- porterjg Office Aideg Guidance Aide. ROBERT SMAGALA Bllffllcffl CrI7'tM'?' Student Council lAlternatejg House Council CRepresentativejg Home Room Officer fPresidentjg Intramural Council fRepresentatix'eJ. KENNETH SMALL Cbcz11i,i'1 Home Room Officer lPresident, Vice- Presidentjg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country fCaptainj. STEPHANIE SQUILLACE Biology Tt'.lL'AIt'!' Mixed f.horusg Coiitert Choriist Stu- dent Council fRepi'exeDtati1e, Alter- natejg House Council IRepresentatinejg Home Room Officer fgCCI'L'l.II'j', Treas- urerj1 Intramural Council fliepresent- atixejg Girls' Iiiskethall. IANTACHE ix'IlI'Illlvff Equestrian Cluhg I-ibrary Aideg AEGIS fliusiness Staffl. MARC TALBOT I1ltL'fI'HlllL'I Iguelmtr' Key Club. LARRY S, TAYLOR It rlffiel' Intramurals. DANA THIBEDEAU BIKINI: ii' Sulwil Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Fire Extinguisher Stiuadg Talent Show. DOROTHEA THOMAS Tc'.IL'hc'l' Mixed Chorusg Library Aideg House Council fRepresc-ntatixejg Home Room Officer fTreasui'erIg Baton Squad CSO- Ioistj. JOHN K. THoMAs KARIN Topo Lift!! Sc'H'c'f.17'I Intramurals fTennis, Volleyballj. RANDALL TCQWNSHEND Slack Cin' Ruhr 'IEANNE TRAINOR Efcecrzffie Secieftzry Home Room Officer fSecretaryjg AEGIS fBusiness Staffj. PAUL TREINIBLAY I'li,i'1ori Tc41c'lnr Chess Clubg Cafeteria Aide. INIICHAEL TUCKER KAREN TUNEBURG Legal Stczmzrpi Office Aideg Student Council tAlter- natejg Home Room Officer fVice-Presi- dentjg AEGIS tBusiness Staffj. RICHARD XVASHBURN DI'c1ff,I'II1.11I ALICE EAY WIEEDEN Office r Iliorecz' BEVERLEGA fSubscriptionj. ERNEST BI. WILLIS, IR. BIlll0IQl.Il Chess Clubg French Clubg Mixed Cho- rusg Concert Chorusg Drama Club fVice- Presidentbg L'sher at Graduationg Key Clubg Intramurals, THOINIAS XVITTENHAGAN College' Footballg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Tracl-ag Cross Country. DENISE XVOOD 1'lIt'ilic.1l SQ cfc!.1r1 Mixed Chorus: BEVERLEGA tSubscrip- tionl .IUDY XVOODS ll.11ir'iI'i't.i'i'c r Office Aide. ROBERT YOUNG Coi1rtri.1,'rfo.' Intramurals XY'rc-stlingg Football, Ibl V gf.:-X V 1 '1 sf ' I X NG! 'xg' I 1 ff, N ' f ffw' 1 y . N v ' v 'x Nu ,, J :JA ZLHQU: . ,, Mg. 4 . I I 5 PATTEN TRADE X A 1 i ' 5.4- . .'T' fm ., - -. 44 1 I63 37 .'.4 x.J X .f-Q ' x 5 v - 'xX .J I. 4 . -- 1 Mr. Kenneth Briggs, principal. FIRE SQUAD , METALS, TRADE I-HGH SCHOOL S Courses at the Trade High School were designed to equip boys to enter the indus- trial occupations in their respective trade or technology. In such courses, the students al- ternated between laboratory and classroom work. Upon graduation, it was the aim of the school to secure employment for each graduate in the vocation in which he had been trained. The studies available were basic electronics, auto repair, carpentry, pat- ternmaking, sheet metal, printing, machine drafting, cabinetmaking, and academic stud- ies. In all respects, Trade High School and Beverly High School were one, being bound- ed together by intramurals, class activities, and student council, which produced the most important factor of all-spirit. BOTTOM ROXV: XV. Cram, M. Kaylor, A. Bennett, R. Pickard, J. Crawford. K. Phipps, TOP ROXVf R. McGrail, D. Townsend. B. Wills. G. Hirtle, P. jordan. pl. Tilas. E. Galipeau, l 3 1 Au' L3 o-v 1 V v ,y ,.-4 . ,in :ll y l-Y lf' -lkidt mf' iol -4 H ,f . W I64 I 1 . f 3 I ' 3 .. di. 435 I MACHINES, CAEINHQ . . . , i l Mrs. Dorothy McAskill and Mrs. Jeanne Corse. secretaries, FACULTY BOTTOM ROXY: Mr. Vernon VU. Campbell, Mr. Norman WY Rand, Mr. Kenneth F, Tarr, Mr. Kenneth H. Briggs, Mr. Clifton B. Rock, Mr. Vfarren R. Barchelcler, Mr. Harold B. Couits, Mr. Burton H. Vlllgner. TOP ROVV: Mr. Paul A. Grimes, Mr. Robert J. Tate. Mr. Frank S. Szowell, Jr., Mr. Owen H. Barrer. Mr. Thomas J. Tierney, Mr. David C. Farrar. Mr.Norm:1nd E. Dodge, Mr. Roy J. Babylon, Mr. Law- rence B. Steedman. l65 l A QENIOIZQ 1: '?!! Tf' V53 'Vu i Arthur Bennett Albert Bovio james Breton 1- 7 A Q Earl Brochu Richard Campbell Neal Celley iv! '-TI' HND ' v Williain Cooney Richard Costa Keith Craig Q-ENIOIZG v4 '5 e- W- W -as lf' - . 5 ' ,, f 'JF - - .y 5, x fl V I , 'W lxg .7 x A 1 -nr . ,X Wa .ff ffffrifiis. William Cram Philip D'Allessanclro Ffamli DiAf1fOf1i0 --,gz,s, rv ww- :fren-:sf X 'mv gr, --,--Nzw., Ag, 2. - ww' W vi ,, ff, ..f 0:f:1::e-ri-,-af- ig w- Q wr - l?i22 , ' '- Q f A . , 2 is 1 J .. 11- -1-9 ' .Si i' Brian Doherty Thomas DuBois William DuBois - .. A1 . if-are ,,..,,,i,r ' I 'I Q ' .A 1 t egg Y 1 Walter Ewaschuck Paul Fiore Richard Frihurg QENIOPS ?'--1 i Alvin Grimes John Grotto Robert Harrington f eg A fffif' Q A r . rn- QQN t ' - .1 'P sf'-3' , .,-..x Q 1, ' v' A V I. 144. Charles Hatch George Hirtle jr. Douglas Hulbert f-T 'W G7 11 2 Paul janard Paul Jordan jr. Stanley Jordan QE-NIOPS fi 'Z 9' -v4 1-2- QQNP1 I Paul Kelly Ronald I.aBrie Pllll Lamz Donald Purdy xxx YT'-av 'N N. WML ll 'Bl 5,5 l vl Thomas Luxton Paul Morse jr. Charles Pouslmd :ffl ' L' OJ' rf-9 Richard Rodgers loscph St. Hilaire iv W wmv Qf:y'h QENIOIZQ is 3! A S-3 -, v - Sa 1 X sf Donat St, Laurent Carl Sample Thomas Silver 1 'fp 1, .J nw ' ?i 'ZZ' 4.1 ,fly ill fix, A ,Ili-ll'41 I HHN Wy A if 9 . mxgWl3m lla g N1 l I llq The B.H.S. run for lunch bunch. -5 Alfred Small Leonard Small john Tilas QENIOES . . ' ' 5, 1,1 All 5,1 'A I 9 B l b P 1, , ,, Yea 4 '- , , , J' I ff I I wg l , o V ff . L - , Dana Townsend Arthur Trenoweth Riflilfd VHCCJIO 'Q 191 William Venezia Brian Walker 51 Q, X iii Gregory Weeks Michael XVilson l ARTI-l UR BENNETT Af.lL'l7i:7.'flf Student Council Officer fPresident of Trade Schooljg House Council Officer fPresidentjg B-Hiveg AEGIS fBusiA ness Staffjg Fire Extinguisher Squad. ALBERT BOVIO E!c'L'fI'UIi'ltiI lt cli1,','c1.1i1 JAMES BRETON Przlft fizzfinzit 1' EARL If. BROCHU Alrzrbizzirl Band Secretary. RICHARD A. CAMPBELL Afdflvifzhf NEAL R. CELLEY, IR. ilfachfizirf, Erzgizzaci' XVILLIAM C. COONEY T001 Devigzzer Outdoor Track. RICHARD COSTA Engfzzat 1' House Council Representativeg Home Room Officer fPresidentjg Class Of- ficer fSecretaryj. KEITH A. CRAIG EIIIQLIIEZEI' XYIILLIAM S. CRAM AIccfl1az1ir.1f Enlqfzzuer Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjg Fire Extinguisher Squad. PHILIP D'ALLESSANDRO Priulca' l72 SENIOR ACTTVTUEQ FRANK DiANTONIO Carpuzlry Student Councilg Intramural Soccer. BRIAN XV. DOHERTY Mecliimiml Eizgizzeer Indoor Traclcg Outdoor Track. THOINIAS F. DUBOIS Ctzrju mer Home Room Officer fPre-sidentj. XVILLIAINI A. DUBOIS Carjiezzler WALTER R. EWASCHUK Cazrfzwilen' Intramural Soccer. PAUL EIORE Shea! Mem! Mechanic Fire Extinguisher Squadg Footballg In- door Track. RICHARD FRIBURG Elerlrouirr Tecbniriruz ALVIN GRIMES Shea! Mem! Alerbaizic Outdoor Track. JOHN E. GROTTO Crzbizzez Maker House Council Representativeg Home Room Officer CPresidentj. ROBERT E. HARRINGTON Carpenief Home Room Officer CSecretaryjg Intra- mural Soccer. CHARLES D. HATCH Carpcnler Home Room Officer fVice-Presidentjg Class Officer fVice-Presidentjg Intra- mural Soccer. GEORGE A. HIRTLE, JR. Aftzcliiize Dmflfzzg Fire Extinguisher Squadg Class Marshallg Student Council Representativeg House Council Officerg Home Room Presidentg Intramural Council Representative. DOUGLAS HULBERT zllrlfmzofii u ll-Uglfle c 1' PAUL JANARD Pnfferrzzzraker PAUL H. JORDAN Afeclnzfzirrzl Eugizzecr Eire Extinguisher Squad. STANLEY JORDAN Alclfhclflrlc' 50 Mile Club. PAUL KELLY Efeclrozzicy Terbzzirimz RONALD LaBRIE Efefllvflfff Tccbzzicfmz Fire Extinguisher Squadg Football. PAUL E. LANTZ Carpwzfry Intramural Soccer. THOMAS S. LUXTON Alecbmziml Engineer Home Room Officer fTreasurerj. BRIAN LUZINSKI Afarlainirl PAUL MORSE Primer CHARLES F. POUSLAND Brimer DONALD PURDY Eleclrouicr Technician Class Marshallg Student Council Rep- resentative-at-largeg House Council Of- ficer fVice-Presidentjg House News- paper. RICHARD RODGERS Draflmzarz JOHN ST. HILAIRE, JR. College Bowling Manager, Captain. DONAT ST. LAURENT Eleclmnicf Engineer House Council Representative. CARL P. SAMPLE Engineer THOMAS W. SILVER, JR. Pilot House Council Representativeg Home Room Officer fPresidentj. ALFRED SMALL Elerfrozzir TcclJr11ria1z Boys' Basketball. LEONARD SMALL Aerumzzzfzml Efzgnzeer JOHN N. TILAS Primer Fire Extinguisher Squad. DANA E. TO XY! 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JOSLIN Complimenfs of ALCON'S Everyfhing New in Spor+swear and Shoes 'For Men The La+es'l' in Shoes 'For Women I49 Cabo? S+. Beverly, MassachuseHs Compliments of BEVERLY TRUST CC The Bank of the People BEST 'WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I'-767 We urge you to continue your education it at all possible. If this is not possible for you in the near future we invite you to investigate possible openings with us for training in: Mechanical Assembly Torch Soldering Assembly Glass Lathe Operation Mechanical Inspection High-temp Furnace Opr. Exhaust Pump System Opr Electrical Testing Clerical Work METCGM INC. 76 Lafayette Street, Salem, Massachusetts- Tel. Ploneer 4-8400-TWX SALEM l280U ,, 3 if! : S K , 1 r cms payqadtl L1 795, '--:li ' METCOM aea2iIT5f12:4ri'Pf+iQ. be - , , '- 2?E i:.i5Qel512531-'?iFdfEgw,.,, v, ..:.f.l-l Tfr, F ' ' lei I I A S 1 T . 5 .T fi I l - Qf I I l ,, Q .fa -. - L, ' W., Q, 1'--2, -:'-.' lf . if J PF -.LP ...-.-Y W - -1 U U aa v f 'g-' Tl - ...a A Ajf1:xl s.':f:, :' me E PIZZ L- W .- -'V Tfislr I' 'ln Il ' A I ll ll E-3 - A '-'fgffff 1 si 1IQ3jq.g?' Ev'-7+'1'e'1' l ia 4'15Z ?:2QZ l 5? V ,- 21521415 YW ine- Zfxrf. . , 1 , Y 1 - - V ,.-.llvunrihs1u mv- 1 ' i -Lv AL 4 is,w Nf I X I T. f M NE ff I- I fx N 'I-. --A 'U , lNx - fff ' 'XI U P X 'f X f 1 El' I X X Q f I X 5 g f fx I, rf ND ff up 7 W I X- W S2 ,Q 1 1,f',jf ' ' D ,sf :Eff 9 zz .gh X XL V I ,ff XI B I x I .X 1 z n, X :iq I fx ' , gf Q IQ Lx E1 ,ff -.-ff, - N Xi' ,I , ,fs. ,f NRE 7 xgff' X Compliments of F METAL HYDRIDES DIVISION i TOBY FORD SALES, INC. 2I I-2I7 Ran'roul S+ree+ Beverly, MassachuseHs Business Telephone-922-0059 I L-R Dick Sfewarf-Shop Foreman, R. Carr, S. Foss, Bob Kfhubl Perklms-Sales Consulfani' Healey, Nina McPherson-Office Manager, J. Sufherland Complimenfs of AL HARRINGTON'S SERVICE STATION 25 Caboi' Sfreei' Beverly, Mass. Complimenfs of ABBOT YARN SHOPPE 5 Abbofi S+. Beverly, Mass. 927-l893 LeBEL JEWELERS, INC. BURTON HARDWARE 252 Cabo? S+. Beverly, Mass. 26-28 Wes, S+. Tel' 9224640 Beverly Farms, Mass. REGISTERED JEWELERS CSEIITL 'ZETAOSLQSLSFY Te'- 922-0' 'B DEPIERO'S ESSO SERVICE CHRISTOPHER SHOE REPAIR 474 Renfoul Sf. Beverly, Mess. Tel. 922-354l Complefe Au+omo+ive Service I42 Cabof S+. Beverly, Mass. Complimenfs of cameri':?iI1EPuhi:2:s:.Lhing MONTY'S SERVICE STATION Be'C e ' sab c.-,bQ+ sf, CCR-NIX CO- Bevmly' Ma Ssac husem 278 Cabof Sf. Beverly, Mass. STERLING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. and STERLING AN D ASSOCIATES-REALTORS 9 Broadway 922-6600 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES C. F. TOMPKINS COMPANY ILane Cedar Chesfs and Complefe Home Furnishingsl I32 Cabo? S+ree+ Beverly, Massachusei-Is 922-075I Complimenfs of BOMAC DIVISION OF VARIAN ASSOCIATES Salem Road Beverly, MassacI1useI'I's Congra'l'uIaIions and Besi' Wishes Io My Employees and fhe Class of '67 I Lube RALPH'S MARKET INC . L-R. K. McCullough, K. Keenan, RaIph Parisella-Propriefor. S. Perkin COM PLIMENTS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS 1966 1969 A. ABATE 81 SONS Dealers in Arfisiic Memorials Tel. 922-05I7 Complimenfs of SAM GOLDBERG 8: SON, INC. 428 Ranfoul Sfreef 922-6400 Complimenfs of GO-GO TEN PIN BOWLING l33 Brimbal Ave. Beverly, Massaclwuseffs lExH' I9 Rou+e I28l Complimenfs of MONTSERRAT SERVICE STATION RALPH E. LEWIS Complimenrs of HUBBARD'S SHOE STORE STERMAN'S TAXI CO., INC. l54 Cabof S+ree+ 922-0846 Beverly, Mm. 922-2000 CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME 65 Cabo? Srreei' Charles E. Campbell Frank T. Campbell DELUXE CLEANERS 89 Caboi' Sfreel 922-0506 Beverly, Mass. 4, f El 'YT' TED SIHPOL L-RP B d Lk-L -A A f- w . r mc, a lame pw- L. wa, DESJARDINS-JEWELERS Your GIH S+ore Cabof S+ree'r Beverly, Massach H Complimen+s of JUNIOR CLASS 1965 1968 ERLY NATIONAL BA an. J. Pnecewncz, Mr. Burfon Plmllnps. E. Waffs, D. Murp Complimenfs of GREEN LAW ELECTRIC CO. A YQ ,' 'X TgTfRTFx ' ffirfkwxf xv, -'S VM ,f -.:'?'z. l,IM'L ,ffmti I -H 1:? rIJi,5.ilf 9:-f 34 II 3' I -' W fm ,gi f SALEM , - I AI L11 , el III fb-, 'g:,H',,-511234 fx 5- EVENING NEWS MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. LRMAI dJDL DTh'bdI'r,CLHyTM'IIKN'PK 4 CB MClyPD WELCOME ABOARDI In Old New Englond Seo Faring Atmosphere THE COMMODORE LOBSTER SEAFOOD 81 PRIME ROAST BEEF 81 STEAKS LUNCHEONS DINNERS 4 PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Accommodalions For 200 People WEDDINGS GROUPS BUSINESS MEETINGS Open Daily Year Round. Ample Parking 45 Enon S+., No. Beverly Rle. 2A loff Rle. l28 al Exil' 20Nl 922-5590 STERLING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ond STERLING AN D ASSOCIATES-REALTORS 9 Broadway 922-6600 lAgency of Servicel JOE'S DELICIOUS PIZZA FORNESS 8: MORGAN, INC. Cooked lo Ode' Orders Pul' Up lo Talre Oul' All Forms of Insurance Open 4:00 PM. a 507 Cabof Sf. Beverly, M Real Eslale Complimenls of Cabol' Sffeel' Tel' 922-0885 579 Essex Sl. Beverly, Mass. Complimen+s of KRANSBERG FURNITURE COMPANY Ouali+y Furnifure af Moclerale Prices 30l Cabof S+ree+ Tel. 922-3 I40 Phone 922-3659 JOE POOF'S BARBER SHOP Also By Appoin+men+ Day or Nighi' 37l Ran1'oul Joe TARANTINO 5'ffee+ Proprieior Beverly, Mass. Discouni' on Women's Misses and Children's Shoes BEVERLY SHOE OUTLET 272 Ranloul Slreef, Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-2826 Sfeve Calanloni Complimenfs of FREDDIE'S RESTAURANT Beverly Massaclwusells Complimen+s of NICOLO BEAUTY SALON 6 Chesfnuf Sfreef RANTOUL PHARMACY 293 Ranfoul S+ree+ Beverly, Massacl'1useHs Beverly, Mass. 922-4439 TED's RESTAURANT C I. omp rmenfs SEA FOODS-STEAKS-CHOPS of ORDERS TO TAKE OUT C 256 Caboi' S+. Beverly, Mass. - - EATON THE DRUGGIST, INC. Beverly Plaza 57 Dodge S+. Beverly, Massacl1useHs Complimen+s of HALLMARK CLEANERS 4lI Caboi' Sireef Beverly, Massachuseiis DAVIS DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 434 Ranloul, Corner EllioH Sfreef Phone 922-2957 Beverly, Mass. SALEM COMMERCIAL SCHOOL Accounfing and Secre+arial Courses for High School Graduales 77+h Year Placemeni' Service I Send for New Cafalog 75 Dearborn S+ree+, Salem, Mass. Tel. 774-l960 F DE C O PENO eo 4o ,cp 1 -k cfj. Co J- s 'Noe ie'-59 The Nor+h Shore's Favori+e Fuel Company for I29 Years Le+ The SILVER FLEET deliver your heal. Complimenfs of BEVERLY MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC. CHARLES J. TERSOLO. Presideni' and Treasurer Sales-OLDSMOBILE-Service I33 Ran+oul S+ree+ 922-3075 Beverly, Massachuse++s SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES! Famous brand fashions for all +he family SALEM 0 LYNN 0 GLOUCESTER GOVE LUMBER CO. 80 Colon Sireef Beverly Massacl'1useHs Tel. 922-092I BARTER BROTHERS, INC. Flowers and Giffs innin uare Beverly Cenfer V Sq Beverly SwampscoH 922-4086 599-5300 NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY I36 Dodge Sfref Beverly, Mass. 0l9I5 PEGGY'S SUB SHOP Beverly Farms Ma ncl1es+er Submarine Sandwicl'1es-Pizza- Delicalessen Complimenls of ADASKO'S Salem Massachusefh 3 Hour Service Upon Requesr SAM'S DRIVE-IN CLEANSERS INC. Dry Cleaning-Sl1ir1' Laundering OPEN DAILY 6:30 A.M.-9:00 P.M. Sa+urclay Till 6:00 P.M. I28 Cabol' S+. Beverly, Mass. E A CONRAD L-R K. Small, P. Muller. J, Auslm COR. DANE AND CABOT STS I E, DOOLING OIL SERVICE JAMES A. ooouwe JR. .na sow, Props. 5 anew? E--IyS' mu Complimenfs of CAREN CASUAL S I -O18 -S . Beverly, Massaciiuseffs Complimenfs of Compgpenis PLUMMER'S STORE MILL'S SUPER MART 157 Essex s+. 922-9638 Be'e Y' Mw- Complimenis of NICKERSON MCPHERSON INSURANCE, INC. DEL-WEST INC. custom SHEET METAL womc HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING ANTHONY PATTI 81 SON MASON CONTRACTORS 81 BUILDERS 35 Pond SIree+, Beverly Office Telephone-922-I260 Residence Telephone-922-4 I 84 - u Of' :LLL k.uZc0L SoNP'q.T'lgl E auiuaen fi L-R AnI'I1ony Paiii, Sr., Anflwony Paiii, Jr., M. fi-f Marino, G. Perkins, B. LeBIanc Q8 J. ii BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK A LRShld RN d-A'++T BHQQ Jadf cxcfrueni Jesign slullcfl c1'aI1sLmansInip superIm q1naII1y RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES 8. CLUST NEW YORK 226 PUBLIC ST. PROVIDENCE, RI PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Complimen+s of WILLIAM CHARLES STU DIC fs ,QU 'quzdf CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER M L y M Shuman, Mr. Gouhos ' ii L , . I 7,0 . .., f 4. if X i l n ' - 1 5 if .xxx I ,f ' X ' r I ' Q .:' h J 'Y 1. ii -- if Seniors eagerly await the week for fun, awards, and graduation. K. Cormier is measured for his cap and EIOXVU. i.. S,- l-IOPEQ RISE i. s A The BEVERLEGA staff works frantically to meet their final deadline. Q 'Nu 4 S. JF 'n ' The representatixe for gmilditiiin dress nicasurcs -I. Bnrrniclqi. k -4 3' O 5' L' ' 1 I ' , 0 rn-Q - . uf,-, . . X .fn--1,-,.,. tJA4n I .. V.,--, A 4, - -'wv-:L--I--Q 4 1 Q, 4 .2 -+L 4-4,-. 4 ,L ,V J .,.,tg-xoifhnlfffiv' if . 1i4?yu.a,., :QA w , ..4. '-,Se -fl, ' , .,',t,., v if-4, .W x '. . 2-:55,4,,?'.E,5 Ji , ' , H , 'W e . ,gm ' L.- - , . . if- -d w . 'T . -u.,Y.,,,.rv 5 5 MTS? , .N f . 'H 4. ,-f n.k15QL1?'.L'- wr '-,A Q53 . A v f I Y 1 ' . .-'r. . - A -U' , v Jn' 'a u S- 'ff' Q.. E. 4. 'Q ' ' G'f.11- ,..-.,.,, E wi, ' x n uuupuxuu -unusu- pu-lu vtwbu v-sf..-n '1 - , I . 2. A S 1 K A 4 .f' - . ' 4' . ' ' ' ' c K -if -' ' 124 5.3 . . . X. .-,, 1. , R 4 ' ' ,, . - . ' A - ... - , ., , . 1 .- A-u,..3 '- -ig -ef -f ms A. W-A-N? 5615. A ,Q 5,',1.,irN .., -- v fig' -f Y W Q..-1, N - -A .1 'Q , 'rf ' -.- ,f ajghsui , 1 Q .,iz,::r1:5vq.,.. 'IHA n I , vm..- -,. - A,............ ......, N.. rv-5' f3f1rfam:4fwiQ-fa-:ew f - -f .. THE 2 U99 ACTIVITIES . . ,... 52-79 A egis I......,. Aegis Assembly ....,. . Audio-Visual Aids Club Beverlega ........... Blazer Recipients . . . Chess Club .,.. Debating Club ..... Distributive Education . Drama Club ....... Drama Night .... Fifty-Mile Club .... Folk Music Club . .. French Club .. German Club .... Key Club Latin Club .. Math Team ...,...... Musical Organizations . National Merit ........ Newspaper Staff . . . Ski Club ...... Talent Show . . . . Theatre Club .,....... Twenty-Five Mile Club . ADMINISTRATION . . ADVERTISEMENTS . . ALT HOUSE . . Activities .. Administration . Seniors .... BROXVN HOUSE Activities .... Administration . . . Seniors ..... 200 . ,... 52 ....56. 57 .....58 ....66 -55 ....71 .....60 .....68 ....61 .....64 .....59 .....72 ......69 ....62, 63 ....62, 63 ......69 ....62, 63 .....68 . . .... 74-79 ....,7O .....73 ......67 .....5s,59 .....65 ....72 ....12, 13 174-195 ....80-107 84,85 ....82, 83 ....86-107 ...108-135 112, 113 110,111 ...114-135 BUCKLEY HOUSE . . . .... 136-161 Activitifs ..... .... 1 40, 141 Administration . . .... 138, 139 Seniors ..... .... 1 42-161 CLASSES . . . .... 44-51 juniors .... . . .48, 49 Seniors . . . .... 44-47 Sophomores . . . . . .50, 51 FACULTY ......... .... 1 4-25 Business Education . . . . . .24 Cafeteria Workers . . . . . .21 Driver Education .... . . .23 English ........ . . .18 Fine Arts ...... . . .19 Home Economics .... . . .20 Industrial Arts . . . . .20 Languages . . . . .17 Library . . . . . .22 Mathematics . . . . . . 15 Nurse ......... . . .21 Physical Education . . . . . .25 Science .......... . . .14 Social Studies . . . . . .16 PATTEN TRADE HIGH SCHOOL .... 162-173 Activities ..... ....... 1 64 Administration . . , ..... 164, 165 Faculty ..... ...... 1 65 Seniors . . . ..,. 166-175 SPORTS . . .... 26-43 Basketball .... .... 3 2-37 Cross Country . . . . . .3O, 31 Football ..... .... 2 6-29 Hockey ...... .... 3 8-41 Indoor Track . .. ..... 42, 43 n X I i I 1 1 Ri 1, N Q if - . s1 h4 Ky-Q-'ish 's L 'flmi . rx 5551 fl ' 'fi ' Q ir f' is T5 T I L5-' ,I 4, 1 P1 'Q S wg ,R 1 1. .J -1 ., l .XA ,gd 1 fm 1. 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