Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

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But the schools have not merely paralleled the growth of the community and served as transmitters of the traditions of the past, they have also contributed to the training and accultura- tion of several generations of Americans who have in turn made their talents available to the community and school system. The present high school is an example of their enlighten- ment. Through the foresight and perseverance of a concerned citizenry, the present City of Beverly has been provided with a high school whose facilities have brought to it educational con- ventions, sport jamborees, and visiting educators. The school plant with its extensive possibilities for instruction and extracur- ricular use is making Beverly High School one of the leading educational centers in the Commonwealth. As the City continues to grow and need leadership, we are hopeful that the graduates of the Class of 1968 to whose fore- bears we are all presently beholden will demonstrate the loyalty and convictions which have brought the community to its flour- ishing present. Francis J. Fisher Principal, Beverly High School CLASSES 6 ACTIVITIES 26 SPORTS 54 HOUSE SECTION 72 SENIORS 90 LINDERCLASSMEN I64 ADVERTISEMENTS I74 ,, .. , , A , ,. .,,--V -,, W, -, ,I . ' f : -4- ..-.-. j g.,g.,3'- ,,-gnu .--mm I - . r ' '- ' ww... ol ' .H ,ny A. ,,..-.au - EH , HGH Vu' . 4 , cv ' - L G!! i,!-15.3558 1- P' , x V- A K 1 ' lf 'i, 3-'ff ' 'A - ' ip' Aux 149' ' I ' - .,3',,3 .K . my :,,g,... ' ' V .4 1 w- I , -fr, , ' Q' f,,.,,y..,,.' .-..-. .. '7 ' - f. . N ' .-4 . rr Ayr 'x.,:Z-3,21 . V.. '-V-.nd t , I . . Anil, 4 , ., '-:,',',,',..,x-w-:.- Y -T N, v' P n Jr I WW U ,., H s ,. 0-.nz 4' .V-v.,. K .- 112-. . . '- 'faire' 'I 'if' V . , H , 'Ihr 1400-'V 'IQ 'wa f' ! 'u' Y ' ' ' f .' 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I --lil, S K 0 '- .v lv Z , .vu -:yr 1 ' Francis J. Fisher, Principal. 11' 9 S X Nw x WHERE IT MAIN OFFICE Dr. Francis J. Fisher, Principal of Bev- erly High School, has ultimate responsibil- ity for the successful operation of all phases of school life. He supervises and co-ordi- nates the activities of the three houses which are administered under the direction of the Housemasters. In these endeavors, he is guided by the policies of the city of Bev- erly School Committee and is most closely associated with the three Housemasters, the principal administrative assistants. Mr. Paul Crosby, director of guidance, co-ordinates the work of the counselors, schedules visits of college representatives, and disseminates information from the col- leges. He also serves as a member of the principal's cabinet. ALL BEGINS G20 on or V l l l P l BOTTOM ROW: K. Fellows. M. Femino. D. Kelleher, S. Keech. D. Bisaillion. J. Ferguson. TOP ROW: L. Thibodeau, S, Landolphi, C. Mollett, K. Bonaventura. C. Foss, P. Breton. B. Taylor. Mr. Paul Crosby, Director of Guidance. 'S Sf' xx 132127 Xf TV? ' f K .4- 'X- Mrs. Susan Tolun, and Mrs. Loraine Thurber. Sccrctgarlcs HUMA ITIE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT In addition to teaching English and speech in the classroom, the English De- 4 ' I 4' partment concerned itself with broadening the student's appreciation of the fine arts. The English teachers sponsored many ac- tivities-among them six publications and speech and theater clubs. Mr. Edward Watts. chairman, observed the new teach- ers in his department, and planned the ex- tra-curricular activities. Through these organizations, students expressed them- 4 selves critically and creatively. L Senior English Students await term paper topics with mixed emotions BOTTOM ROW: Miss Frances Trowtg Miss Janet Hessg Mrs. Su- zanne Nicolog Mr. Edward Watts. Chairmang Miss Frances Hatchg Mrs, Virginia Mclntireg Miss Rosemary Re. TOP ROW: Miss Isabel Harrimang Mr. David Smithg Mr, William Hayesg Mr. Richard Ma- honeyg Mr. George Kinnalyg Mr. Whitney Patchg Mrs. Francine Krebs. A D HERITAGE S l 6? .dis 'b 5 , C3 l John Page points out the location enship and John La Montagne. i BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Richard Batchelder. Mr. John Page. Chairman, Miss Cynthia Parry. TOP ROW: Mr, Frederick Ham- mond. Mr. Thomas Tanous, Mr. John Lapsley, Mr. Edward Mul- lin. of the Louisiana Purchase to Joan Blank SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The aim of the Social Studies Depart- ment, under the direction of Mr. John Page. was to give each student an appreciation of the world around him. This was accom- plished through such courses as American history, problems of democracy and Mod- ern History. Students were taught to under- stand other peoples and other forms of governmentg in psychology courses pupils probed the workings of men's minds. This combination of knowledge made each stu- dent a better citizen with a deeper under- standing of mankind. BROADENINC 'I 14 lxg IL s as O' U! - . L A H , 5- . 17- A 'n xl' 'QQ BOTTOM ROW: Miss Carolyn Surman, Miss Elsie Watters. Mrs. Janet Courant. TOP ROW: Miss Joan Fontanilla, Mrs. Margaret Story. Miss Diana Edwards. Shea. aided by J. Stc wart and Mrs. Margaret Story. practices her French. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Under the direction of Miss Elsie Wat- ters, the foreign language department broadened the students' world by teaching German, Spanish, French, and Latin. In the classrooms. grammar, vocabulary, and the ability to read, speak, and understand these tongues were taught. To enable the student to progress at a faster pace, the language laboratory strengthened the students' abil- ity to comprehend the spoken dialect. In addition, foreign language clubs introduced the culture of the country while providing enjoyment for the students. Through the efforts of the teachers of this department, foreign language students finished the year, having learned much about a foreign ver- nacular and culture. UR K OWLEDGE , 'ill I lib. 3: 1 4 ' ' :MF I iii P1 QQ 4' LIBRARY . 57 P' Xu. V With the help of the library aides. Mrs. , Q, Cynthia Symonds and Mrs. Eileen Parker i 1 3 .ty I organized the library, using such guides as I 1 .- Q ' I y K cw' 1 the pamphlet file. the card catalogue. and x . by 4' 1 the Reader's Guide. so that the students X 1, v, ' g, could easily acquire necessary materials. h , 5 4 Because it contained books. reference I I lf, ,-1 . I material, pamphlets. magazines. and news- , B I I a ers, the librar rovided a vital source of , 4 P P Y P ' I information used constantly by the students and faculty. The library's quiet atmosphere furnished an ideal place for study. and ey- - yge. eryone benefited from it. Mrs. Cynthia Symonds and Mrs. Eileen Parker, Librarians, antici- pate another eventful day. l I .v v- .gf LIBRARY AIDES -' -1. ' N. , 'I ,A A 'Q e. El 'll BOTTOM ROW: P. Dailey. K. Ames. R. Cacciola. G Danforth. E, Broun, K Ulfwllllcll. S RlfllllftlxLJ..-XI1ICS.lVllIjljI.Ir RUM' , . D . , f t I- Iiurr, L. I3r'i1is..-X Iiurridgc. li. Bell. B. Allen. I Bicnn in. D Danda. I.. Winchester. A. Descliene IOP ROW' .I larantino. L Ilirtle. Ii. McLeod. D Richardson, P I oi'rant, A. Dci'dci'i.iii. K. Archibald. I Parachoiok. Ii Mason. N. I f--J D N-X . L- .1 if I I if Mr. David Lindsey proves a triangle to be Isosceles to John Mercier and David Fitzgerald. EXPLORI G MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The Mathematics program offered stu- dents a wide selection of courses in the classroom and after school. A voluntary af- ter-school group, the College Board Review Class, headed by Mr. Wendell Crawford, checked and examined common problems often found on the math S. A. TPS and the Achievement Tests. Chairman of the Math- ematics Department, Mr. Thomas Skiffing- ton, supervised a high standard of teaching and held the responsibilities of textbook se- lection and subject planning. Courses in al- gebra, geometry, college and general math gave students a firm comprehension in this area. By applying previous mathematical knowledge, students better understood their present work and increased their back- ground for future courses. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Mary Mitalg Mr. Thomas Skiffington, Chairmang Miss Marcia Pralinsky. TOP ROW: Mr. Robert MacDonaldg Mr. Russell Burns, Mr. Wendell Crawford. xi? 'G' Ki 'ns 95 if T' K 1' OGICALLY G? Bottom Roxx: Mr. Robert Michel. Mrs. Kiren Lum Miss Cirol Langlcyg Miss Viola Dube. Top Row: Mr Rilph Lizio 'Vlr George Accomandog Mr. Phillip Kendrick Mr Daxid Lihiit Mr. Richard Preston. Chairmang Mr. Anton Kishon SCIENCE DEPARTMENT This year. enthused students gained valu- able knowledge in science classes and out- side discussions. Many attended lectures given by visiting scientists at M. I. T. and the Museum of Science in Boston. Courses in physiology, biology. chemistry, physics. or life science. a new approach to biology. supplied students with a fundamental scien- tific background. In the laboratories. over- head projectors, and other modern apparatus allowed prospective scientists to obtain additional informative material. Mr. Richard Preston supervised the curriculum and equipment to give the students a fine education in the sciences. ll il ll ......,.,, Q 5 x Slieldon latin. irrc V truni PREPARING FOR A BUSINESS CAREER BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Marilyn Kruger, Miss Eleanor Lam- bertson. Miss Margaret Miner, Mrs. Jeanne Lombardi, Mrs. Evelyn Ricciardi, TOP ROW: Mrs. Mary Trefry, Mr. Demo Agganis. Mr. Lawrence Gallagher. Mr. Ronald Ducharme. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Business Education Department tice, typing. bookkeeping, economics and prepared students for a career in the busi- law, and shorthand. Miss Eleanor Lambert- ness world after graduation. Many varied son, department head, ran the department courses were offered which provided each efficiently with the help of a capable student with a reliable business foundation. faculty. Some of these courses were secretarial prac- y ll 'il '1' 4g1S'f,,. ff' fe- fx - 'gf ' I The ty ping class works busily to complete their assignment. KEEPI GU HE LTHY B.H.S. INDISPENSABLES The cafeteria aides at B.H.S. had various duties. Some of the girls collected lunch money while others helped serve the lun- ches and arranged dessert trays. The boys who worked in the cafeteria cleaned trays and helped with general duties. ln order to qualify for cafeteria work, students needed two successive study periods during the lunch hours. Working in conjunction with the cafete- ria, the nurse maintained the highest of health standards. Through her interest stu- dents received excuses from gym and re- frained from contaminating the remainder of the school body. Mrs. Edith Carr, school nurse. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. E. Smith, Mrs. R. Mascioli, Mrs. B. Tanzella. Mrs. M. Donog hue, Mr. J. Buckley, Mrs. M. Earabino. Mrs. M. Corning, Mrs. Y Menesale, Mrs. D. Knowlton. CAFETERIA AIDES BOTTOM ROW: G. Page, W. Thomas, L. Kittredge, L. Levesque. L. Brillant. TOP ROW: D. York, D. Brownell, B. Estey, G. Blanchette, K. Noonan, B. Baccari. v-1 iff' .4 i 4 Q 2 P W Q SKILLS FOR CAREER QPPORTLI ITIES A. Paul Modugno and Frank DiPalo work on a project in metal shop. Z,- ' -Q, : '! . f 2 vlr. Otto Winquist and Mr. Daniel Shea. Industrial Arts Instructors. 8 . j. v .i fs, A :Bs 4 I R. DiNicoIa, P. Gulbranson, P. I.aPorte, and W. Higgins obserwe B. McGann demonstrate the use of the jigsaw. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts, woodworking and metal working, were major subjects offered to boys taking a general course. The boys re- ceived instruction in the proper use of ma- chinery and hand tools in each shop under the direction of Mr. Daniel Shea and Mr. Otto Winquist. The course not only helped to develop skills useful in home repairs, but also provided an opportunity for the boys to decide on a successful career in Industrial Arts. During the year the boys worked on many projects of their own choice-includ- ing ball point pens, Candlesticks, chairs, and a divan frame which have been displayed in the school. I9 HOMEM KERS OF TOMORROW -f Q fx '51 Mrs. Majorie Truesdale and Miss Millicent Boswell survey their equipment. Charlene Dodd. Leslie Swain. and Kathy Amore prepare ai deli- cious meal, 20 HOME ECONOMICS Students learning home economics re- ceived an education which would help them in their later years. Under the direction of Mrs. Majorie Truesdale, the girls learned about family life and child care. In addition to cooking. sewing instruction was also available. Thanks to Miss Millicent Boswell, when the girls had finished the course, they stood ready to take their place in society. ,.,- Cynt V l spun 'inn , hia Niles and Patricia Main install zippers in their new crei IIOIIS. ' INTAKE, CQMPRESSIO ,POWER, EXHAUST llguf-'39 ,..a-' ,,...,--' 96... i Q i J C? 'X V The future drivers of Beverly listen attentively to Mr, Daniel Shea during an afternoon driver education session DRIVER EDUCATION Thanks to the efforts of Mr. Daniel Shea. Beverly High School produced many safe drivers. In the classrooms, after school, he taught the mechanics of a car. the tricks of safer driving, and the do's and dont's of winter traveling. Leaving the room after the final examination, the students felt confi- dent of their ability to steer into a skid and to recite the four main phases of the engine, But, that was only the beginning. Then. Mr. Daniel Shea gave more practical lessons behind the wheel of an automobile. Here. the students finally learned how to put rules into action, After a course with the BHS Driving School. the students are ready to drive to California. RELEASE FRCM THE DAY'S STLIDIE R-.f 'f The Mixed Chorus sings carols at the Christmas Assembly. MIXED CHORUS Chorus classes were held twice a week under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Drouin. The students worked to make this year's mixed chorus a success. The chorus put on several assemblies during the year for the entire school and also staged public concerts. One of the most successful was the Christmas Concert with the Men's Singing Club of Beverly. They also traveled to Bos- ton Common for caroling. With the profit made at their various concerts, the chorus participated in an exchange concert. The Concert Choir was selected through audition from the entire chorus. This group was composed of those students with the most vocal talent. The choral programs put on by the Mixed Chorus have delighted the entire school. Much credit and thanks should be given to Mr. Lawrence Drouin and the chorus members. 22 Mr. Lawrence Drouin conducts the chorus REATI GA DAPPRECIATIN ,ar W' Q f cfgfm-ff- Q3 xlz' , - r X Joanne Hutchinson completes color sketch. ' sy Nuff wc 5'1 ' Mr. Francis LeBlanc. mechanical drawing instructor. A i ' -P 1 f Jffri Y one A ' 'marwf ' X F M. Piccariello and Rhonda Duplesis finish original pictures dur- ing a class in the art room. ART AND MECHANICAL DRAWING Art students at Beverly High School learn more than just skills in art, Each student has deeper appreciation for beauty found in his daily life and also becomes more able to recognize it. Commensurating with the broad field of art. a variety of courses are offered at B.H.S., including me- chanical drawing. general art. commercial art, applied art. and jewelry making. under the direction of Mrs. Frances Niehergall and Mr. Francis LeBlanc. 23 ii A x. Demonstrating a vise in the metal shop. PATTEN TRADE FACULTY BOTTOM ROW: Mr, Vernon Campbell, Mr. Paul Grimes, Mr. Frank Stowell. Jr., Related Machine Subjectsg Mr. Stewart Cram, Mr. Thomas Tierney, Machine Shop Instructors. TOP ROW: Mr. Harold Coults, il I ll l ll H I ll I I -3 I - in l NSTILLI G VITAL PATTEN FACULTY The students of the C. H. Patten Trade High School were excellently trained in the shops and in the classrooms. Besides sub- jects like English and history, classroom courses included studies related to the shop work. The faculty trained the students in the shops and in the class to become well-rounded citizens upon graduation. The teachers boasted one hundred percent placement of all graduating students in pro- ductive and profitable jobs. Printing Shop lnstructorg Mr. Lawrence Steedman, Jr., Auto Repair Shop Instructorg Mr. Owen Barter. Auto Repair Related Instructor: Mr. Kenneth Tarr. Printing Related Instructor, 4 OWLEDGE 1' . ii! -- will 1' 'P fa lil I1 Ii -I i ,,. 5 PATTEN TRADE FACULTY BOTTOM ROVV: Mr. Norman Dodge, Sheet Memlg Mr, Frgngig Bnhylmi, Basic Elcetroiney Mr. Robert Tate. Llihinet Nlgilxing rind Welch, Citizenship. English. Econornicsz Mr. Charles DiPietro, Pattern nml-ting: Mr. Norniun Renti. English. llygienc, Mr Burton Director-Principalg Mr. Daxid Farrar, History.Citizensh1p. Econom- Wagner. Carpentry. ics: Mr. Warren Batchelder. Machine Drafting. TOP ROW: Mr. Roy Leonard Pellezzaro and Thomas Rhondex cut it xpur geiir on Ll Bridgeport milling machine. Y-I-44 '!'-- -R X Wx ACTIVITIE The L'nitarian Parish. once the first Con- gregational Church. is the oldest established church in Bewerly. Founded in 1007. the church has always been a leader in cixic affairs of Bexerly. The church is also one of the sights on the Heritage Trail of well-known landmarks. lt majestically stands in Ellis Square. remind- ing all who pass of Bexerly's great pride in her past. NALLEGRO CON MOTTO, eqrqn nova., h.f'0as - BHS CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: C. Sciola, E. Denis, M. Burchstead, S, Harrington, B Roberts, L. Winchester, D. Squillace, C. Tiberio, A. Scoglio, P. Comeau E. Casper. S. Corning, J. Beadle. S. Leblanc, C. Astolfi, E. Martel, P. Beauchesne, K. Leck, J. Lipman. SECOND ROW: D. Denley, P. Ander- son, J. Peterson, L, Rollins, F. Ford, C. Nelson, B. Allen, B. Foster, D. Gravelle, P. Zwicker, T. Curelli, P. Moran, M. Riordon, E. Costa, D. Chainey, C. Lowell, D. Morrill, P. Fultz, M. Gerard, G. Shea, J. Sas, B. Smith. THIRD ROW: K. McDonough. A. Galipeau, D, Ames, V. Ray B. H. S. CHORUS The Beverly High School chorus and Concert choir provided an outlet for those students who enjoy all types of group sing- ing. Each year, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Drouin, the chorus presented various musical selections at Christmas as- semblies and the Spring Concert. In addi- tion. the Chorus and Concert Choir have performed at community club meetings, hosted district auditions, and participated in an exchange concert. N. Di Poalo, E. Flannery,C. Clark,P. McMahan, C. Roberts, L. Bowen, B. Soares, A. Derderian. J. Ferguson, G. Danforth, P. Bresnahan, D. Parker, K. Wonson, D. Chansky, J. Randall. TOP ROW: A. Burridge, A. Jerzyk, J. Dyer, H. Dallas, C. Thompson. S. George, J. Burke, M. Flanders, L. McPoland, T. Savego, D. Miller, M. Pecevich, J. Tarantino. J. Boggeman. S. Soares, M. Waterberry, A. Lester, B, Butler, C. Norden, J. Larivee, S. Gravelle, J. Murphy, C. Doyle. ,J J CHORUS OFFICERS , BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia Nelson, Secretary, Philip Moran, Pres dent: Dale Miller, Librarian. TOP ROW: Pat McMahan, Libral ian: Diane Denley, Treasurerg Paula Zwicker, Vice-Presiden Kathy Wonson, Librarian. VlA EXPRESSIVOH -1 '-,4 1 CONCERT CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: C. Scoliu, V. Ray, B. Allen, D. Gravelle, C. Nelson, D, Chulwky, K. Wonson. D. Muller. TOP ROW: ll. Dullns. C L. Bowen, P. Comeuu, E. Casper, A. Derderiun, Jr Hoge-rmgnw S, Thompson, J. Dyer, L. McPol11nd, T. Curelli, M. Rtortlun. C. Rob LeBlanc, E. Costa. MIDDLE ROW: A. Burndge, J. Peterson, P. Crts. M. Flanders. J. Lurivcc. M. Gravellc. C Doyle. McMahon, D. Denley, A. Scoglio, P. Moran, B. Soares, C. Lowell, 1 l Mark Pecevich and Dorothy Clmunslty uccontpgtny the ' Concert Choir Ill a spirlted Chrmmub number. bl Y I , X f Mr. Lawrence Drouin directs the full chorus during the Christmas Concert. WE SPEAK E PAG OL, H l SPANISH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Riordan, L. Hartwell, R. Liacos, D Goodhue, M. Drobinski. J. Torrey, C. Whittaker, S. Moser, C. Dinley, L. McPoland. MIDDLE ROW: D. Bray, L. Clark, N. Clark, D. Dimmick, S. Bachelder, P. Auger, D. Biron, K. Bus- sone. L. Stevens, T. Kurwen, K. Gaucher. TOP ROW: C Norden, W. Spencer, G. McKinnon. D. Danda, P. Brennon, S Maloy, S. McDonald, J. Iverson, K. Lvoma, R. Waldman, L Burnes. SPANISH AND GERMAN CLUBS The Spanish Club headed by Jacqueline Torrey, President, planned many activities this year. The club being the newest mem- ber of the language family was especially proud of its accomplishment. Participating in many school events this year was the German Club led by Daniel Nadborny. The group hosted the annual Christmas party. Everyone enjoyed the an- nual trip to Trivoli, for the German festival. N 1 A 'N .L I V f -212 .Q GERMAN CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Jarnes. H. Jensen. M, Gawron, R. Brown, A. Howard, R. Bacstrom, D. Keenan, J. Eddy. TOP Brown, S. Burrow, D. Nadborny, M. Pecevich. N. Forsstrom, ROW: C. Nelson, K. McNamara, F. Alexander, K. Archibald, M. Gould. P. Larson, P. Soper. MIDDLE ROW: R. Pesce. G. P. Ward, M. Birstead, C. Mahoney, J. Healey, D. Richardson, McGuire, D. Moore, I. Duncanson, J. Kravetz, J. Murphy, E. C. Weir, M. Carter. DEUTSCH LAT: ,A D FRANQAS MNH Q. , I LATIN CLL'B BOTTOM ROW J M in ister H Dallis J Gillis J LcBlinc. B. Thibidcau. M. Frisch. K. Honaxentura. J. Michael. F. Manisrcr Pitmm 5 Pcrron E Booraem TOP ROKR I- Birr N George. L. LATIN AND FRENCH CLUBS A trip to a French restaurant. a visit with an exchange student. and a dinner party cooked by the members were some of the activities the French Club carried out this year. Jean Ferguson. President. presided at meetings and helped plan the clubs events. FRP NCH CLLB Michael, E. Booraem, S. Perron. C. Gorevitz, A. Derderizin. R Paluzzi. F. Barr. TOP ROW: M. Forward, S. Harrington, NI Wells, G. Sullivan. P. Snrantino. L. Kittrege. D. Rzimsdell. N Newton, K. Peterson, E. Vitale, C. Sningaln. J. Cavossn. Nl Kuconis, M. Georganis. E. Casper. CAREERS IN MERCHANDISINC5 xC,5 it DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB BOTTOM ROW: M. Scott, P. Earley. S. Atherton, J. Mason, J. Hathaway, J. Murray. S. Freyman. TOP ROW: R. Boychinski, A. Capozzi, M. Ring, F. Scotti, J. Bower, R. Corthell, D. Ward. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Eighteen students this year participated in the Work Co-operative Program, advised by Mr. Edward Deep. The group had class- room discussion on the techniques of buy- ing and selling. At 11:15 each day, students left school to work at jobs procured by the school. This job training helped the stu- dents to put their learning to good practice, and improved their opportunities for better jobs. Q DISTRIBETIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Bower. Corresponding Secretary, Sharon Frey man Vice-Presidcntg Francine Scotti, Treasurer. TOP ROW Douglas Ward. Re porterg Richard Boycliinski. Presidcntg Robert Corthell. Pgirligiineiitari.in DECORATI C5,DEBATI G.. DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club met every week to research, prepare and deliver debates. Cur- rent topics of interest to the members and student body were debated. President Charles Grimes and Vice President Judith Guptill presided over the meetings and con- ducted the debates. Mr. Thomas Tanous, advisor, showed the underclassmen how to prepare and present an interesting debate. DEBATING CLLTB BOTTOM ROW: D. Chansky, B. Patch.. R. Dinkin C. Astolfi, M. Forward. TOP ROW: C. Grimes. N Olsen, E. Margolis. G. Weatherford. T. Weisenser. C Bowen. ART SERVICE CLUB ART SERVICE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: C. Lagasse, S. Stimmel, D. Crawford, I. Allen, S. Quigley, P. Garland, M. Day. MIDDLE ROW: S. Mitchell, S. Krupsky, M. Mason, D. Crandall. T. Penta, K. Ritter. TOP ROW: M. Kinser. P. Wildes, J. Pecci, M. Russo, E. Landry. C. Thomas, A. Pero. 34 The Art Service Club included art stu- dents who put their talents to work in deco- rating areas of B. H. S. The group drew posters and arranged the display cases around the school. During the Art Festival held in May, the club members and other students entered paintings, sketches, sculp- tures, and other creative projects. 1 1 BOTTOM ROW Daniel Nadborny Ian Dunuinson Michael Maglio TOP ROW: Dana Moore, Constance MacDonald. Judith .larnes Walter Curran Alan Norris .loin Manastcr Rosemary Stewart Nancy Everett,Joyce Kravetz, Kathy Wonson. LEADERS By attaining a 3.6 average fourteen stu- dents received honor awards this year. As customary, the award entailed a charcoal gray blazer with the high school seal affixed to the pocket. One hundred blazers have been awarded since their beginning in 1050. Our school also was proud of the Na- tional Merit Finalists who received acclaim by scoring highly on the National Merit Tests. The student body consisted of some very intelligent students in '67-'68 L ruff' f B H S NEVNSSTAFF BOTTOM Row lx Barter C Moiien C seoiia R G vqndi, M. Rix,,P- Teague- TOP ROWS B- PHPH K Maniates L Mazziglia S Russell S Barker L McPol1nd BODCVQDIUTZ1, E- Q-U15i1lCY-N- D1P2101O, V- RRY- M- GFHWTHE MIDDLE ROW R Elliott r Barr H Levy E Margolis S Moser, L- Thlbldeilll, G- D3Uf0flh- B. H. S. NEWS The B. H. S. NEWS was printed by the Students of the Claude H. Patten Trade High Sehool. The IV-J eluss was ll group of selected students who produced the B. H. S. NEWS in addition to the usuul Senior Englimh us- signnients. Eueh student signed up for urti- eles und worked to meet deudlinea. Lnder the superxision and teaching ol' Mr, Ed- ward Watts. the -1-J eluss had Ll iery success- ful year. BUILDERS AND MOVER BOTTOM ROW: G. Randall. P. Belmonte, M. Dodge, J. Appolloni. J. Lauranzano. A. Morris, R. Appoloni. D. Pierce, S. Barsanti. J. Cahill, R. Archer. MIDDLE ROW: M Rudden. J. Wright. P. Hayes, T. Sweeney, J. Kelly, D. KEY CLUB son, W. Baker, S. Soper, M. Vasile, R. Faustoul-cos, M Shannon, J. Frazer. J. Landolphi, G. Bennett. G. DuBois N. Jordan, K. Kessaris. Moore. D. Lunn. L. Brown, B. Guptill. H. Levy, J. La- KEY CLUB A civic-minded club sponsored by the Beverly Kiwanis Club, the Key Club was one of B.H.S.'s most active groups. They presented the Winter Carnival. Such speak- ers as Mr. Vitale and Mr. Grimes, candi- dates for Mayor of Beverly, addressed the school under the auspices of the Key Club. This group aided the school with Mr. Rich- ard Batchelder, advisor, and Joseph Lau- ranzano, President. CHESS CLUB Every week, the Chess club met to try new moves and practice their game. Mr. John Lapsley. advisor. taught the members the techniques of arriving at Checkmate. After many weeks of trial games, the club organized a tournament. 7 sz., CHESS CLLTB BOTTOM ROW: E. Margolis. Treasurer: S. Lam. Presi- Nelson: L. Celantano. G. Galinos, Q. Davey: D. Des- tlent S. Stimmel: D. Crawford: M. Forward: L. Brown, chaine. W. Curran: P. Boudrot. Secretary: M. Scriven. Vice-President. TOP ROW: B. Montagne. D. Nadborny. TOP ROW: S. Hilton, B. Morri- EVEN SHAKE PEARE CAN BE FLI X 5 P l THEATRE CL CB BOTTOM ROWgC, NQJfd6I1,C,CL1flH121I1,T,CUYWCII, D. D11l1dL1,C, ROW: K. Mason, P. Daley, B. Patch, C. Archibald, D Ritchards in Bresnahan, B. Pitman, J. Vareora. MIDDLE ROW: R. Tuinila, J. M, Forward. Lipman, D. Przypek, G. Napolitano, J. Benjamin, L. Brazis. TOP THEATER CLUB The Theatre Club, headed by Cheryl Carlman, provided an opportunity for the students to learn more about the theatre. Among their activities, was the attending of three Shakespearean plays in Boston, an ae- tivity which the students enjoyed very much. THEATRE CLLYB OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Carlman, Presidentg Catherine Norden, Vit-Q-Prev dent. TOP ROW: Tamara Curwen, UTCT. Planning Committee: Joy Lipman. Tr ,.. s 1: l 1 l Fa 10 'N SPARKLI G HALF THE BEVERLY HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Druin, highlighted the football season with many colorful half-time shows. l. On October 28. at the Danvers-Beverly ' A game, the band dedicated their program to the United Fund. This proved to be one of the best performances of the season. After the football season the band par- ticipated in many events, including fre- quent concerts, parades, and an exchange trip to Middleton. Rhode Island. In Rhode Island the band planned a parade and con- cert with their hosts. For the first time Beverly hosted the Northeastern Music Festival, which was an invitational concert in which several musi- cal arrangements were presented by each group. This festival gave the band an oppor- Mr. Lawrence Drouin. Director of Music. tunity to meet many groups from this area of Massachusetts. . za rm . f T1 'JC QA -zz' C' N -ar, .. BEVERLY HIGH BOTTOM ROW: C. Graves, E. Booraem, P. Breton, J. Drown, R. Corning, R. Weldon, A. Grimes, J. Wilbur, R. Eddy, 'M. Jarnes, Curelli, D. Battis. MIDDLE ROW: S. Donahue, J. Ferguson. P. Zwicker. N. Phillips, J. Peterson, A. Howard, L. Tunnila, M. Watt, burg, C. Elliott, L. Cuccinelli, R. Friedel, J. Harding, R. Shelmardine. S. Brown, J. Kelly. TOP ROW: B. Ignacio, E. Smith, D. Dailfl J. Trahan, V. Smart, D. Mercaldi, D. Pierce, E. Casper, F. Marcucci, R. Currieur, G. Travers, R. Fortuna, D. Napolitano. i I I' TIME PERFORMANC S The band officers and Drum Major John Kelly helped plan many activities. The of- ficers, Donald Battis, Presidentg Priscilla White, Secretary, and Donald Lunn, Treas- urerg presided at the meetings. Lisa Tunilla, Lloyd Hartwell, and Johanna Peterson acted as librarians. Specially recognized this year for their superior talent in playing an instrument, Robert Friedel, Donald Battis, David Mer- caldi, Richard Corning, Robert Eddy, and Michael Jarnes, attended the District Con- certs. These concerts, held once a year in Boston, assembled the best musicians from each district. Throughout the year the band added spirit and enthusiasm to the school activi- ties, and proved to be a very successful ad- dition to the Beverly High School Music Program. ft. 1? , I 'V 1 ,7. John Kelly, Drum Major, waits to lead the half-time exhibition . v Www., .,-Q0 , .1 55 56645 'OX in-' F . v ' - -X . ,NK f . '-u MY. . A , 1' .1-,..fv.T- J L. 7 ' SCHOOL BAND BOTTOM ROW: J. Thurber, R. Yarrison, S. Elliott, E. Howard, D. Horne l IB. Buck, G. Howard, J. Ossoff, W. Hood, M, Weinheimer, S. Perron. MID r'DLE ROW: M. Horne. E. Cleveland, D. Casper, W. DeVitt. W. Soares. P. White, S. Mercaldi, P. Prest, F. Bennett, T. Shemp, J. Symonds, N. Roundy B. Wood. TOP ROW: R. Kelly, M. Cgilitri. L Ro Cliaiisky. P. Scrxizio. W. Richards. R. Baker. Raildzill. ' trs. D llilh ru l D Qliuiicx I Whitt I f HAT PlRIT . 0' -vw I. .,,. 6 . rf?a ,- heila Donahue. Head Majorette, demonstrates a new marching Carol Graves and Jcunnc Ferguson. Solosns. pmutlcc Ihclr half- Jutine. time show BATON SQ L'AD BOTTOM ROW: D. Da1lcy,J, Ferguson. S. Donahue. C. Gmxcs, B, Ignacio. TOP ROW: B. Smith, P. ZWICTCCT. P. Breton, N. Phillips, E. Booraem. and J, Trahgm. Q 2 5-4. 4 TS-4 1 T T I 1 -X P x 1 I 4 W l X V 05 5 1.5- ', ,xl 1 43, ,ur 43 A S CCESSFLIL COM '1 Z- T -3 :Lf - -,A-,-1, il- --f'i'f, T .--f 'i'4 .-. 4 -f- I,,,,... -,.f- Y ll- ,. BOTTOM ROW: Ian Duncanson, Editor-in-chief. TOP ROW: Joan Manaster, Secre- tary. Nancy Shea. Assnstnnt Edltor. ART AND LITERARY STAFFS BOTTOM ROW: P. Wlldes. R. Eddy. J. Manaster. I. Duncunson. N. Shen. C. Thmnus. J. MeM1chuel. F. Munaster, E, Pitman. MIDDLE ROW: IZ. Flannery, K, Wonson. C. Den, C. MacDonald, D. Mlller, E. N' H I C - If n,'.'o o 00,0 , In . 0, .-.QMWNMQW x , X BI ATIO Doyle, D. Chansky. E. Booream. S. Perron. TOP ROW: A. Cohen. Weisman, D. Bissuillon. T. Trembley, J. Lewis. R. Brown. T, Penta. Hausmann. 1- I A ,, V. I I 5 .: . xg 5.4 Y JF T LENTS I l l l ' lx .r y sv- BUSINESS STAFF BOTTOM ROW: B. Hitchings. N. Perkins. S. Yoffa. K. Kinser. S. ROW: W, LeClerc. M. Ross. J. Conte. J. Talbot. M Russo. D George, K. Dooling, N. Woodbury. MIDDLE ROW: P. Clare. L. Lliffllbvu Hausmann. L. Thibideau. J. Sutherland. B. Papa. C. Whitaker. TOP 1. AEGIS QT: A -g Q A ' The Literary and Art Staffs of the Aegis if 3 re f' Q - 'f joined efforts again this year to publish the , T ' Y' Y school literary magazine. Under the guid- A A 1 J. ' v 1 p ance of Miss Frances Trowt. Mrs. Virginia ,.....,, in i u i Mclntire, and Miss Rose Branceto. the stu- X dents published the magazine each season. . ' X 1 It was the responsibility of the Literary Staff ' Q A to write poems, editorials and short stories. Xa Twig f ' x The Art Staff, under the supervision of edi- I A tor Christine Thomas, then illustrated these 4 M? stories and displayed examples of their work. The business staff solicited advertise- ments and subscriptions which helped to finance the publication. The Aegis, acting as the main outlet for creative writing at Beverly High School. gave the students a change to write freely and to exhibit their talents. l v The Seniors cnioy .niotlit-i' Aegis .lxxClTllWlj llXND CHRISTMAS JGY QI! Y.. The Mixed Chorus performs at the Christmas Assembly, CHRISTMAS CQNCERT A highlight of the holiday season was the Christmas Concert. The Mixed Chorus, ac- companied by Alan Kania on the organ, sang carols and hymns. A group of band members, the Brass Choir, performed espe- cially for the Concert. For the finale, the Men's Singing Club, the band, and the chorus joined together for the singing of the Halleluia Chorus . The cooperation of these groups resulted in an inspiring pro- gram of Christmas entertainment. Joyce Larivee sings The Christmas Song. ACTGRS ALL uzanne Landolphi reprimands Nancy Goodwin and David Larrabee as ally George looks on. SENIOR CLASS PLAY This year the Senior Class presented Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Nancy Goodwin played the lead as Lorelei, a young girl on her first trip to Europe. David Toomey played her father, and Sally George her best friend. David Larrabee and Suzanne Landolphi in other major roles helped to make the play a success. A large crowd attended both performances, and the play proved to be an enjoyable night's enter- tainment for all. K aa SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cfxsr ' QOTTQM ROW: JA Dyer' My Flour' D4 Goodhuct C Th0mpw,,' pg S. Barsanti. J. Lalvlontaigne, M Riordgin. M Cahill. J. Laiitx li I Wildes, N. Goodwin, S. George, W. Spencer, S. Burrow, S. Landolphi, SWCUW5' 4. Barter, TOP ROW: A. Morris, D. Larrahee. C Grimes, B. Guptill. BOTTOM ROW: Claire Boschetti, Copy Co-editorg Heather Dallas, Editor-in-Chiefg Barbara Smith, Lay-out Editor. TOP ROW: Joyce Kravetz, Copy Co-editor. Malcolm Dodge, Photog- raphy Editor. REMEMBERI G OUl BE VERLEGA STAFF Through the combined efforts ofthe students and faculty, the Beverlega was produced. Under the supervision of Miss Isabel Harriman and Heather Dallas, Editor-in-Chief, the staff worked diligently from the planning stage until the arrival ofthe yearbooks. Malcolm Dodge. Photography Edi- tor, helped by his committee. sched- uled pictures and supervised the actual posing. When the pictures had been developed. Malcolm then fitted them to the spaces allotted. , J2'- - 1 B, Wood. C. Elliot. J. Dyer and H. Femino eximine the pictures to be used for the divider pages. 50 Y HCHOCL YEARS l as l l l l l 1. l . M P .D I we lf, A 5 ,V 'O i M, vvi-- ...A .yr XX, PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEF ' BOTTOM ROW: B. Wood. C. Ell1ott.J. Dyer. H. FCITIIHO. TOP ROW: M, Dodge l ,rl l 1 5 Miss Frances Hatch, identified and ex- fl plained each picture. Co-editors l Claire Boschetti and Joyce Kravetz ,, distributed the work, supervised the Ti undertaking of ballots and senior- questionnaires, and gave help where- ever possible. Aided by the remainder ofthe Bev- , erlega Staff, these students produced a history of their school year. The Copy Committee, directed by ll I ....,.Aw- , -Q' Y-Y COPY COMMI lil lflf BOTTOM ROW C, Boscllclti, J. Kramer? TOP ROW ff-'vii N Nmitli ll lnxlor. 5 .-'wr i SI X 1 .., 1 4 ' X f I l . K 1 I 612' . . , ,C . 1 , v AQ' Q31 Q7 -W -V,,v-d-,,,f' r LAYOUT COMMITTEE R. Maglio, B. Smith. R. Appolloni. C. Leonard. R. Lovve. N. Teeter. R. Dllllilll- 'N if I 'cf A L K i . Hill IOM ROW' J. Cllllldlll Kennedy. J lferrio 52 Foizcf BEHI DI BEVERLEGA Many committees were responsible for the completion of this yearbook. The Lay- out Committee. under editor Barbara Smith. planned the arrangement of pictures and pages. The typing Committee, with Mrs. Mary Trefry as advisor. typed each page just before it went to the printer. The finances were handled by the Business Committees. The Advertising Committee under advisor Miss Margaret Miner. spent many hours soliciting advertisements from local businesses. The Subscription Commit- tee. advised by Mrs. Evelyn Ricciardi. sold subscriptions to the underclassmen. The combined efforts of these committees helped to create a finished yearbook. TYPING COMMITTEE 1. ll. Fielder. P KliinasZevvslx1.K. Elario, C. Shaw TOP ROW: J. Theriault. J. Rheault. K. Martino. D. York. A. Y' ,nr N 'I t. 1. l I u i 1 I l f L HE SCENE 3, f LC Q' f gy SL'BSCRIPTION COMMITTEE ? BOTTOM ROW: R. Regan, B. Walker, V. Senechal, E. Eastwood, P. Wlnte. P. ZWlCl'xCf, L. Mnzznglm. R Maint i Marchelli. P. Martin, K. Leblanc. C. Allen. D. Foss. J. Conte, C. Lmeos. .-Q... Q -6 ADVERTISING COMMITTEE tltes. TOP ROW. W. BOTTOM ROW: C. Shaw, S. Nichols, D. Foss. TOP ROW: C. Cnrlman, G. Napolitano, J. Tarantino, C. Allen, U wzl Iltonttn, P, M. Femino gi 1' Ph 53 Water, and more water, and a bridge. An ordinary sight for this section of the coun- try. But is it just a scene? Look back, think back, back to the days when it was first built. Do you see the excitement caused by the completion of the longest bridge in the New World? Do you see Washington proudly crossing from Beverly to Salem? Do you see the great archway built for La- fayette's arrival? Now . . . return to the pre- sent. Look at the people traveling from Bev- erly to Salem. Why, even today this bridge has importance. lt connects Beverly with neighboring citiesg people can reach friendz, and places with a minimum of effort. Con- sider how we keep the best from our herit- age and employ it as a useful and strengthening part of our lives today. I P DISPL YING SPIRIT . . . qi iilu J Q-AJ' .. A 5-if 1 I I X 1 ' 1 1 -Q ' M me Sports have always been a vital part of 'A5.r.-s- B.H.S. These pictures represent student i Q i participation in the main sportsg football, hockey. basketball, and track. ' 'I 4 1 f 2, NSPIRI G VICTORIESI ,wry .4-'Q 'l Suzanne Lantlolphi 15 ' 35. C15 fm, 3: Wendy Spencer v4-'X . 11,5 X V Susan Nichols Kllren Barter Christie Preston CHEERLEADERS This year, the B.H.S. Cheerleaders pre- sented pep rallies, participated in half-time performances, and inspired victories during athletic competitions. These girls. headed by Suzanne Landolphi, endured long prac- tice sessions during the summer weeks, ar- duously rehearsing flips, cartwheels. and jumps to perfect each cheering routine. Supporting our basketball. football. track, and hockey teams, the B.H.S.Cheerleaders continued to organize school spirit through- out the year. Cornelia Molletl :xg X ,Y' Susan Pope 36? Catherine McGuire ' 'us 11 ff' Jean Gilligan L .ir I Crilliuaii . -i -iGAI I I Q 1 ' t- .3 Y r Ronald Marino, and Allen Morris, C0-Ca tains, George Kinnaly. Assistant Coach. Roy Norden Herd Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly SCOREBOARD Haverhill Saugus Peabody Lawrence Gloucester Danvers Everett Lowell Salem P c . . Coach. and John Lapsley, Assistant Coach. B.H.S. FOOTBALL TEAM This year the football team under the di- rection of Head Coach Roy Norden. com- piled a successful record of six wins and three losses. The team, although hindered hy the in- jury of Mark Conley, rolled to victories in their first games. Highlighting the season for the players was their stunning victory of 38-18 over Haverhill. The team was espe- cially proud of this win against last year's class A champions. The loss to Salem in the Thanksgiving Day Game disappointed the team, but Coach Roy Norden congratulated them for a fine job throughout the year. Especially cited were Co-captains Ronald Marino and Alan Morris, who helped spark their team- mates to an excellent performance. 1' lNCORPORATED Beverly . Beverly Beverly . Beverly f Beverly ii Beverly J Beverly I Beverly Ii Beverly l Beverly i Beverly I Beverly E Beverly lBeverly Beverly Beverly iBeverly SCOREBOARD Gloucester . . . Lowell ,....... Lynn English . . . Lynn Classical . , . Haverhill ..... Saugus . . . Peabody ..., Lawrence , . . Salem .... Lowell ....... Lynn English . . . Lynn Classical . . . Haverhill ....... Saugus . . . Peabody .... Lawrence . . . Salem . . . BASKETBALL TEAM Mr. William Hayes summarizes the bas- ketball season: This year's basketball team, while lacking varsity experience prior to this year, and despite many injuries and illnesses which seemed to come at the wrong time, showed the type of desire which promises better seasons in the future. Despite their inability to win a game. they never quit and in most of the games the outcome was never decided until the final buzzer. Charlie Bulger, the only senior who played a substantial amount of time, led the team in all departments and supplied the leadership which was necessary to hold the underclassmen together until they gained the necessary experience. BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: W. Charette, R. Yarrison, G. Morrison, C. Bulger, R. Cotraro. TOP ROW: W. Palmer, F. Smuckler, S. Hawryluk, R. Allen, R. Fsoutokus, R. Rhoades, Coach William Hayes. xy -wE!t?4,g WMM' si 'A' ,ig 31, 4 COME O BOYS W 'XJ '1 g. .f ,if ' .fr ., --f -I - ,IQ -Ni.. . 5 y 'I XM Q-Qian Panthers await the ouuome dI'lXlOllSJy J V BASKETBALL BOTTOM ROW L Crofts W Soares W Sammoto M LaPenna Rhoades M Jaffe D Gorman A MgKenna D Mlrandx J Tyrell K Janotta P Churehlll D Smith TOP ROW W Palmer J Coanh Joseph Lavacchla B .lib ff a r1fJ if-Album X L49 .89 il.- 3 I ' X I, f- Q ,L - ' , 'g , 1 A A r E 5 -Q Q - I Z : Q W , fl -- 'N. .gl :- B B B . X l 2 Tx 5 , I J LJ CQ B . 614 ', ' ' B ' 40' 4 f- ,B 2 E4 3 , ET'S SCORE SOME MORE fi? ll If ni Coach William Hayes, Captain Charles Bulger, and Coach Joseph Lavacchia prepare for ii game BOYS' BASKETBALL Beverly High School will remember the basketball team of 1968, not for an out- standing record. but for the spirit displayed by the team and the full support of the student body. Despite continual losses, the Panthers attacked every game with spirit and energy. - 2 f-:awww-. - 4 'W-Qwg,.,q..,:,'.' 3 'YY f.-.. 4-emma ' , 3'5V' 'llie Pantliers dex l 5 s ni n xx strategy during Inn ui C PLAYI G AGAINS A GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: J. Gilligan, N. Freeman, M. Drobinski. S. Hanlon. TOP ROW: F. Dix, S. Bradley, K. Estes, M. Campbell, Scoreboard Beverly 28 Wakefield . . . 30 Beverly 31 Lynn English 37 Beverly 20 Marblehead , 27 Beverly 45 Salem ...... 18 Beverly 26 Lynn English 38 Beverly 33 Lynn Classical Beverly 33 Saugus .,..., 34 Beverly 27 Marblehead . 30 Beverly 40 Salem ..... 15 Coaches. Miss Jeannette Cummings and Miss Joan Fairbank, I FATE AND THE CLOCK l F I, i 1, l i l l GIRLS' J. V, BASKETBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: T. Saraga, K. MacDonald, S. Soares. K. Norden. N. Forsstrom, P. Lavoie, D. Bray. TOP ROW: N. Newton, K. Donovan. C. Andrews. N. Morris, C. Patterson, J. Twombly, B. Bell. i I J i I 1 i The utmost in femininity? GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Girls' Basketball Team. coached by Miss Joan Fairbank, put much effort into getting their team ready for competition. They practiced for a minimum of one hour each day. with Miss Fairbank and Miss Jeannette Cummings, assistant coach, play- ing along with the team to point out the weaknesses encountered during an actual game. The Junior Varsity Team enjoyed a good season with only one loss and eight victories. The Varsity Team won three games, but lost many by close scores. All the members of the team and the coaches put much hard work into shaping the Bex- erly High School Girls' Basketball Team. 65 I I ! GOALS,H TTRICKS, AN SAVES . l ' ' 'T n . . i S 2 VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: T. Lampert, W. MCGann, D. Peterson, S. Dunn, F. Splaine, J. Deering, N. Mitchell. J. Splaine, L. Gentile. Coach K. Morris, K. Monahan, J. Trudeau. TOP ROW: S. Irving, W. Foley, George Kinnaly. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: S. Porter, B. Blair, B. Cheeky, J. Salva- Arrangio, K. Johnson, P. Nelson, J. Nixon. D. Eagan, VV. nelli, B. Ferriero, R. Kelly. TOP ROW: Coach Domenic Breton, D. Hubbard. I , . .l ER in ERL VERLQ Y 67 RACING AGAINST INDOOR TRACK TEAM BOTTOM ROW: G. Randall, M. Pecevich, W. Dumphy, S. Cassola, K. Rich, W. Boyle, L. Hartwell, C. Sandy, J. Brewer, H. Colby, R. Marino, P. Leavitt, F. Risoldi, T. Weisensee. SECOND ROW: M Jarnes, J. Dawson, J. Kuconis. T. Schempp, M. Hill, F. Chardon. E Collins, P. Hartley, B. Whitaker, M. Rehlander, R. Jarnes, T. Rolin ger, R. Scriven, W. Palmer. THIRD ROW: T. Guisto, G. Dubois, ,.-.. . .: D. Jones, W. Curran, S. Reynolds. J. Channell. J. Hirshfeld. M Kielbasa, J. Corelli, P. DuBois, P. Comeau. R. Trefry. TOP ROW Coach Frederick Hammond, J. Heffernan, L. Evans. G. Bennett, M Dunn, T. Holak, D. Cuchiaro, T. Speculli, D. Cvahow, P. Hanscom J. Ossoff, R. Carr, W. Farranelli. R. Martino. Assistant Coach Rus sell Burns. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BOTTOM ROW: G. Bunk, D. Hathorn. D. Perry. D. Jones. R. Cassola. T. Sehempp. P. Chardon, S. Hawryluk. TOP ROW: Coach Kelly. L. Yorgy. D. Reynolds. T. Nelson. J. Channell. MIDDLE Frederick Hammond. W. Dow. D: Hanscom. J. Kuconis. E. Collins. ROW: J. Rolinger. G. Galinos. W. Duinpliy, W. Boyle. K. Rich. S. G. VanKnowc. R. Small, W, Curran. R. Quinn. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM HE CLOCK BOTTOM ROW: Paul Ahern and Kenneth Rich. Co-Captains. TOP ROW: Mr. Russell Burns. Assistant Coach: Mr. Frederick Hammond. Head Coach. This year's cross country team had a suc- cessful season with a dual meet record of seven wins and one loss. Besides capturing the Essex County Meet Championship and being second in its league, the team also finished fifth in the State Meet out of twenty-five competing teams. Captain Bill Boyle represented the school in the All Class Meet, and Steve Hawryluk placed second in the Essex County Meet. Much of the credit belongs to Coach Frederick Hammond, whose hard work helped to shape a winning team. M r. Ysgf INDOOR TRACK TEAM Although the season brought an end to an impressive record of 27 straight dual meet wins, the team finished with a record of six wins and one loss in dual meets and placed third in Class A in the State Meet. Two of the most outstanding members of the team were Ronald Marino and Carlton Sandy. Marino established a new school record in the shot put. Sandy. the team's high scorer, equaled the school high hurdle record and was the winner of his event in Class A in the State Meet in Boston. Coach Frederick Hammond's hours of hard work with the boys played an important role in the success of our indoor track team. 10- Frederick Hammond. Coach, Willtam Boyle, Ctpiaiii 69 'l' Q RACKS ll l VALIANT TRY INDOOR TRACK SCOREBOARD BSVCVIY ---- Lynn English ......... Beverly .... Boston Tech . . . Beverly .... Beverly .... Beverly .... 53 Beverly .... 59 Beverly .... 37 Weymouth ......,. Catholic Memorial . . . Andover .....,.... St. John's Prep ..... Boston College High . . AI' ,J ' '-.A A.s2 ,An'- , . O A ata 1 'v f ' ' Y V. ' . ' 1 -J -f' is -r 1 3- ' 'gr I... I if r f. v', ,A ' , o i qi .1 K? I A blhfglhj 5 , 2' ' ' 'A' ' if f f?f 4f6-1 5 ' 1. 3? X rbi'-E bf? ' iz' I A.A '1 I H , . 3, -X A. ' A 1 , ' Y ' 0 O .rw i 1 ,' . -fit, 'fi I 'W ' K' .. A , .4 .43 , AA A 1 4 'sd ... A :AV A, I: A .- Af A AA .9 Af . ity.-1.4 ti A .' 1' 1. 'fA ' I. A 1 , ' ' MAA , .f ',f-'O 1 ,V V' V - T 'lb 'ff' ' Q-S ' ' Zi, ' -.1 hr Shu Y' 1' 1 . 'faq 1' ,- N. 5 ., - A - . f Q - -we K -1 '-F 2 1- P vu ' ' I ' ' X nv: 'R 'E '.-. v ' ag gs' ff Y' N- -' ' 'M , l .HL . 19N H- AA-I Q , 0 Ayn- A - :.,' J ',-1 - ,qi wx 2.5 f , . ', A 3 A . A. I... A OA A,AA A, - I ' M1 5 A A A A- EA x .5 , yflx A 5 fi 4:Aef!yyjA. ,fa -, Y, , X A r1'k. '. . A ,Qf9.ff,. --fl 'fa f 1 'I f if -if - ' XL ' X rf 'L Q7-FP A A. . 5 .A ' Q ' .N 11 A ' ' Q Q ' U5-4' A-,S . . 4 'A '4 - Atffgrff ' ' V ' IP ii.. v 6 ll: Va.. III ff' X n 4, 'l 'kv A7 1' Q'fl-2 qw.. ,. V I 1 1 1 A, 11:81 A, l 1 I F V In fl v' yi: ,A . Q., S 4 -L fgag I l l Mr. George Taylor. Housemaster. s. Q 4, 1 Sl 'l 2 if li KEEPING ALT ALT HOUSE OFFICE Although business in Alt House Office involved varied areas, the work went smoothly due to the efforts of Mr. George Taylor. Students needing guidance from Mr. Ralph Lizio or Mr. Philip Kendrick constantly traipsed through the office. De- spite the distractions, the Office Aides col- lected attendance, prepared bulletins, and helped wherever possible. Thanks to these people, who worked even harder than ever before after the resignation of Mrs. Mary-Ann Chapman, the impossible was accomplished, and Alt House ran effi- ciently. Mr. Ralph Lizio. Guidance Counselor. i -in Mr. Philip Kendrick, Guidance Counselor. -IOLISE ACTIVE X , STUDENT SECRETARIES BOTTOM ROW: J. Lee. K. Kinscr. TOP ROW: S. George. C Preston. R. Russo. OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: D. Denley, L. Mazzaglia, J. Healey, M. row, R. Meniatea TOP ROW: S. Acres, M. McEleney Wells, J. Guptill, K, Kinser. MIDDLE ROWS S. George, J, Tarimino. D, Ikiorrill, C, Latulip, J. McMichael, P. Garland, J. Lee, N. Freeman, S. Bur- , Y t . I K 1 'Y K I ' AI Y X! .. I 1 4 . I I I I ., mfs'-X I K I M I ee ' KG T WHATS SO GREAT ALT HOUSE COLNCIL BOTTOM ROW: M. LaPcnna: D. Pompclg D. Battis, Treagurerg Jr Cumglll, Lunng R. Paluzzig D. Nlchols. TOP ROW: R. Yarrlson: D. Denley: S. 1 Prcsrdcntg J. Torrey. VICC-PI'6SldCIlI1 R. Brewer. Secretary: J. Krawctz: S. QUiglC51 S- ullleyl J- HC21lC5'2 -I FCFSUSONZ A- D6dCVi21I1Z J- Cl35'l0IT2 1- llll Burrow MIDDLE ROW: R. Jarncsg W. Boyle: D. Peterson: S. Carmosg D. MUULIF- D J jf' -,ff- f 4' ALT HOUSE NEWSPAPER STAFF BOTTOM ROW: M. Kinserg E. Landry, Layout Editor: M. Russo: D. Kelleher, Copy Editor: G. Pecci. SECOND ROW: NI. Wells: N. Hathaway: J. McGrail: P. Conley: J. McMichael. THIRD ROW: C. Flynn: C. Doyle, Typ- ing Editor: J. White: N. Roundy: J. Robicheau. FOURTH l ROW: L. Gamble: B. Wood: D. Crawford, Art Editor: D. Muggford: S. Acrei LAST ROW: T. Grant, J. Morini, J. Moody. M. Forward. M. Bonaiuto. 76 Il Tl' ABOUT LT HOUSE? l I I ' ll ll rx 'wifi 'i',li'iHi Ii: 'f' ALT HOIQSE FIRE SQUAD JOTTOM ROW: J. Currelli. R. Marino. L. Hartwell. MIDDLE ROW: G. landall. K. Rich. C. Sandy. J. Powers. TOP ROW: S. Carinos. W. N1cCvann. J. Peterson. Cv. Oxerberg. K. Morris. N J U gin - :, --a-n,g lb '.. -.. A Q -0 V Q ' . o -s - 'T 1 5' -,M 5v'V :..M -f -9 ,U . . .... me f, -- - ,t 1, A-, - 9' -. ' ' - V ' ig?-XI . '. ' .Sa ' , J- f ' V1 .. ,JJT ' ',sI': 7 I ' ' , 9 -'L 'vm 5:tf'AP1L-.'Q.7'i . P 'Q -4, fe, ' 'T' Alt House plays another good soccer game ALT HOLSE What made Alt House so special? Could it have been ...' P Well. first there was the House Council. under the direction of Mr. Thomas Tanous. With the leadership of John Currelli. President. the Council at- tempted many' original projects. After sell- ing Alt House banners to raise house spirit and sending paperback books to Vietnam to ease the soldiers' boredom. the students tried to raise money for a portrait of Dr. Alt. Through representatiy es to the student Council-Daniel Peterson. Sharon Quigley. Dale Nichols. and Janice Healey-Alt House united with the three remaining sec- tions of the school. A further aid to the student body. the Fire Squad. with Chief Ronald Marino. helped eyacuate the building during fire drills and bomb scares. Then. there was the newspaper staff. under the direction of Mrs. Jane Stearn. Through the leadership of the editors. The Leader kept students informed about happenings in Alt House. Spirit and sportmanship withstood every test. as proved by the Intramurals. Perhaps win- ning the Boys' and Girls' Soccer Champion- ships helped strengthen their ambition. Yes. Alt was a house of which to be proudf CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE Mr. Harland Carter, Housemaster. BROWN HOUSE All through the year, Brown House has followed the strong leadership of Mr. Har- land Carter. Under his direction and guid- ance, the students have worked together as a unit. He has received able assistance in many of his duties from Mrs. Marie Jeffery. Mrs. Jeffery had the responsibility to see that the office work ran smoothly-a job she ably performed. The student office aides readily helped to keep things on schedule. Mr. David Smith and Miss Rose Bran- cato have helped the students with their problems and especially assisted the seniors in their preparations for college. Each of these services had been deeply appreciated by the students of Brown House. ROW HOUSEOFFI E Mr. David Smith. Miss Rose Braneuto Mrs. Marie Jefferx Guidance Counselor, Guidance Counselor. Secretary, BROWN HOUSE Ol-'FICE AIDITS BOTTOM. ROW: C Ouellette. J. Maciewiez. K. Dooley. J, Tgilboi, K S Pope, S Nieliolx. J Conte. M llo.n. li ll.n'ier. l' Oni lu lOl D00llIlg. P. Pisa. J. Gilligan. MIDDLE ROW: C. Leonard, K. Womon, ROW- R Ihiple-wx. L' Slie.1.N Sl1c.1.N lkwkiiix, ,I IBM-lg xl will I1 Nil l 79 ll Il I 4 i I I I I I I I BROWN HOUSE FIRE SQUAD SPIRIT BEHI D I BOTTOM ROW: T. Sweeney, P. Scoglio, C. Mitchell, MIDDLE ROW: J. Trudeau, M. Allard. Cv, Morrison. R. Foster. TOP ROW: M. Rix. K. Mahoney, B. Scanlon. BROWN HOIQSE CH.-I TTERBOX STAFF BOTTOM ROW: D. Danda, S. I.eVelle, J. Maciewicz. J. Conte, J. Sutherland, S. Pinciaro. SECOND ROW: K. Dineley, D. Battistelli, J. Pope, B. Baker. D. Fabri, S. Pope. THIRD ROW: H. Femino, S. Yoffa, C. An- drews, N. Forsstrom. TOP ROW: R. Dupleissis, I. Pariseau, C. Whittaker, C. Allen, N. Perkins, K. Norden. Li-uh.- 9-4 - 1 BROWN HOIJSE COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW K Dooling N Everett J Pope Seergtary J Dygf J Wilbur P, Hausmann. TOP ROW: J. Durgin, C. Sherman, C, Oul President R Quinn H Dallas Treasurer S Landolphi Vice President lette D Miller. K. Wonson. C. Dooley' B' T33'l0V- BROWN HOUSE The Brown House Council, with the help of its advisor Mr. Frederick Hammond. at- tempted many projects this year. One of the most outstanding was the successful collec- tion of clothes and money to buy toys and linens for the poor of Kentucky. The Coun- cil also discussed student suggestions and helped to strengthen Intramural spirit. Throughout the year, the house teams managed to keep their spirit strong, and each member enjoyed competing with stu- dents from other houses. ff.: is I DEPE DE T fl Q I XJ S'-Q Mr. Richard Preston. Housemaster. 'Mun-1 nu 1 an ' annul 'gg wa.:-' 'f ' Miss Frances Trowt and Mr. Demo Agganis, Guidance Counselors. BLICKLEY HOUSE BIQCKLEY HOUSE COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: R. Archer, E. Plummer, D. Bisaillon, K. Nadborny, E. Collins, B. Ferriero, TOP ROW: J. Freeman. J Bekeritis, J. Brewer, T. Rollinger, M. Dodge, S. Sopher. MID- Channel, R. Pieche, N. DiPaolo. K. Knowlton. C. Sczinzani. D DLE ROW: R. Bentley, A. Granfield, R. Horne, S. Lam, D. Swicker, C. Morrison. BUCKLEY HOUSE The efficiency of Buckley House de- pended on cooperation between the stu- dents and teachers. Mr. Richard Preston adjusted well to his new duties as house- master. With the help of Mr. Robert Mac- Donald, council advisor, he aided the house council in numerous projects. Dur- ing the mayoralty elections in Beverly, the council sponsored a straw ballot. In addition, the council considered partici- pating in a public service project. With scholastic guidance provided by Miss Frances Trowt and Mr. Demo Agganis and the efficiency supplied by Mrs. Ida Nicolo, secretary. Buckley House ran smoothly and successfully throughout the year. 5. T! .4--AQ . .....,,, L- Mrs. Ida Nicolo. U ITI GCOMPETITIO ' I1 I 1-u-1 I lf 3 5,1 . 1'9' I lczg. I1 i I i- I - l Tiff? NEWSPAPER STAFF BOTTOM BOWg S. Brown, R4 Cggqiola, E, Margolis, J, Blankgnghlp, D, Kuconis, C. Brcsnahun, P. Zigichcski. C. Liacos, R. Bowen. R. Bresna- Byrnes, D. Foss, J, Cuqqmlgr MIDDLE ROWg T, Shemp, D, Bray' M, han. TOP ROW: M. Auger, M. Drobinski, D. Biron. C Bacheller. FIRE SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: A. Morris, J. Brewer. D. Gaven. MIDDLE ROW: D. Casper. C Williams. TOP ROW: H. Dorfsmun. . l 'S ...H ll 'IMI 'a x 'fi flismg I7 YJ I I I I I I I II I Il IIII I Il ' if 1 W 84 nu... A D ORGANIZATIO :faith BUCKLEY HOUSE OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: J. Symonds, S. Talbot, D. Bisaillon, C. Stewart, R. Lowe, D. Byrnes, J. Archer, D. Knowlton. L. Nic Bekeritis, P. Clare, C. Bresnahan, B. Ignacio, E. Plummer. Poland, TOP ROW: C. Sciola, C. McDonald, P. Mclvlann J MIDDLE ROW: M. Kuconis, K. Johnson, C. Nelson, J. Griffin, G. Danforth, C. Carlman, D. Swieker, C. Iertsct A. if v .xi -Hn, 1. new sqlw.s ' ,ks .Q-ve ' . I 4.41:-'r s tffilf' 5' X Q '7' ina ' ' fi,-15.-P-,.t.3,' I .x ., -'Hu-ff. -Q - P4 Q WA. - Q, sk . ,u V ' - A 1 -' '- lvriffs., .., M... . . - unix ' ft. . ,, - ' . 'J ' uf, f-ls' .-, v , ' .93 u.x . q. I I eil. Q,-e,j.lil, fl MJF wg., . . ,E K I 1'X'Q. -.',.- 1 .41-M '-- .. .,, . . , .X A 15.-N , -5' AIN . 'wi-s' '-1 0: L I , .Q g r '.. . ' -51 -,. - Q- .-' . -N5-, f -t ff ee? e far-z .1-A ,g 'xg' X.: ,fi .f1., .s 5 .' - - ' , ',- ..' l2iYV5.'tm9iuT+E', 1' Xgqf' 'f 'P' 1s7m:Q ',Qi'6',4'- ' I ,- Y - vi- .H 14-- . -rx.-1 'Ins-9 .'!'l.v'. .h.ih'u.QN.Cfv'N..... Pl! 'Q . -.pre -qs Q Cxet away! lt's my ball! BUCKLEY HOUSE Buckley House could have stood alone with the help of her staffs. The Office Aides organized business, while the newspaper staff informed the students of all house ac- tivities. The Fire Squad concerned itself with the safety of the faculty and students during bomb scares and firedrills. Through their efforts, the school was evacuated quickly each practice session. For the sports-minded, the Intramurals demanded their attention. Not only did Buckley House have good sportsmanship. but they captured the boys' touch football and hand- ball championships. This section ot' the school showed itself to be quite seIt'-sut't'1- cient. TRADE SCHOOL The aim of the Claude H. Patten Trade High School was to train young men for profitable employment and social and family responsibilities. Mr. Charles DiPie- tro, the Director-Principal, upheld his re- sponsibilities to the Vocational Bureau of the Department of Education of Massa- chusetts by supervising the high shop and curriculum standards. The applicants were screened for the school, and only a specified number were chosen. Many non-residents from neighboring towns also attended. These courses ranged from classroom work to arts, auto repair, printing, electronics, cabinetmaking, patternmaking, carpentry, and machinery. A special course was af- filiated with the United Shoe Machine Cor- poration. Mr. DiPietro supervised the students and their progress reports in order to help these young workers become pro- ductive and successful adults. CGMPLEMENTING Mr. Charles DiPietro, Director-Principal. f 'bf Robert Healy sands a cabinet frame and Herbert Colby glues a pattern. 86 THE SCHQOL oo' Col P , o. .2003 QQ. Kendall Phipps, Steven Belsky and Dennis Walsh set up a breadboard circuit for an experiment. PATTEN SECRETARIES Aside from their usual duties of answer- ing telephones, typing reports, and filing in- formation, the Claude H. Patten Trade High School secretaries had many other im- portant responsibilities. Although the school was connected by spirit and bricks with B.H.S., the Trade High School op- erated on its own budget. The school re- ceived federal and state funds through the City of Beverly and ordered and paid for its own materials out of this budget. Mrs. Jean- nette Corse, Miss Mary Benedetti, and Mrs. Elizabeth Lizio handled and processed these orders and kept the funds balanced. PATTEN TRADE HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Miss Mary Benedetti, Mrs. Elizabeth Lizio, Clerk Typistsg Mrs. Jeannette Corse Principal Clerk. 1,-:Sl ....,3,....1 USEFUL P' xfi 'IN' TRADE HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: L. Detorre, J. Crawford, R. Gebhardt, P. Nuccio, Bernard. B. Rollins, N. Lamont, R. Tate. TOP ROW: R. Gallant. K. P. LeBlanc, J. Hart. MIDDLE ROW: L. Tremblay, B. Wills, F. Phipps, R. Savory, R. Huchinson, A. Andrews. TRADE HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Peter Nuccio, Presidentg Richard Gebhardt. Vice-President. TOP ROW: Peter LeBlanc, Treasurerg Jeffrey Crawford, Secretary. wg ,yr .J ACTIVITIE W. Amore,J. Russo P Nutuo R Gebhirdt G Story B Vlills R I Il STUDENT ACTIVITIES The Claude H. Patten Trade High School Student Council held regular meet- ings to discuss improvements for the school and to report the Main Student Council's decisions. Two activities were to form a dress code and order Trade School Jackets. The school's newspaper, The Trade News, printed the happenings in the school. The Fire Squad met with the Beverly Fire Department to learn the correct use of fire equipment. These three activities gave many Patten Trade High students the opportunity to participate in school functions. N . Sw, s av.- X 'xi W fx Q is -H f1a l' . Q ,QA 1 X . '- X fx 3 A af x9 . ' V an 1 V , K , . X .Tl N -v' ' f' 3 xi .A 1 'lx . . ' . K xx. , x Qdffih ' I 'x P 1 N. - ' xg? v Tix' X 4 N-,, :X ix Q I? X 5 I x 1 J! 13 27 Xxx 1 Q '-4 N ,J X X E, fx ..! - 34. xx Y i xt I i 1 El 'I Kun xt X :JK 5 X IW f A KK . 'xx-71. 'A ..1' , X 'X :Xt LX L if 115' I '4 I 'x-A 4 N 1 ti' 7 . NX x-I Xiwxs ' ziyxx 1 ,-X A 1 2f4 g f,1-9 ' bi ,I 'f5',- f -- kltf' I.: 'ufiglsx . 'lr' 'LQ jx, In 1j,f3h,w. , ' ' ' , f - ' , fu. Lxhksffi-If --.aggl ,QPR r M W s 1 Q 7- fri:-E-3 ' I- ... . 'if-'ME ' f 12.33 -ff' f as 'nal' ua, X I Q, ff X SENIQRS Education in Beverly has always been governed by the high standards set by our ancestors. This can be seen in the now North Shore Community College. The building started as one of the first elemen- tary schools in the state. Later as the need arose, it became one of the first pub- lic high schools. When it could no longer accommodate the growing student body. it housed junior high students. Even this use changed as the years passed. and the building now serves as a college for stu- dents in this area. Through all these trans- formations the high ideals first upheld in the elementary school still reign in this community college. I I I . l I i l i T . . 1: 12' ,i Q! l 25 ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Ray, Treasurerg William Doherty, Presidentg Christie Pres- ton. Recording Secretary. TOP ROW: Charles Shairs, Vice-Presidentg Mary Hoar, Corresponding Secretary. l OT THE E D BUT SENIOR CLASS The Senior Executive Board, consisting of the Homeroom Presidents, and the Sen- ior Class Officers, met weekly to plan activi- ties for the Senior Class. The Class's main goal was to raise enough money to finance the annual Senior Week, which involved a picnic at Crane's Beach and an informal dance. To do this, the Board sold tickets for an exchange concert with Middleton, Rhode Island. Aiding the officers were Mr. Michael Casale and Mrs. Jeanne Lombardi, the Sen- ior Class Advisors. With their help, and the combined effort of the Executive Board and their officers, the Seniors' last year in B.H.S. was a great success. I 92 fi 'QR ...S I. .Q ..... .... fin ' x .N A , an S 'X 4 1 Y X. iw' T it fri A , ,fn T ' 1' 0 I' I ,N ' o 'I ' X Kl.a 2 . t 1 I .x 0 - ' --..3L-. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Michael Casale and Mrs. Jeanne Lombardi, Lil HE BEGINNING l SENIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: L. DeTorre, S. Reynolds, T. RolIinger, B, Moller, J. Symonds. D. LeCI:1ir. TOP ROW: P. Leblanc. P Doherty, C. Shairs, V. Ray, M. Hoar, C. Foss. MIDDLE NuCCi0, D. MOON-fy J- Tanflebfiflg- J- Kelly- P- HHXC5- I ROW: C. Sandy, J. Torrey, J. Dyer, K. Bonavemura, C. LIIHIOHIBQDG. M. Dodge. - i '--- .. Oh uc arc thc scmors. IIIC SKIPCI' Super DCIIIUIN 93 L 68'S SUPER! Lee and James Powers. MQST ATHLETIC berg and Linda Bernler. BEST DRESSED BEAU AND BELLE SENICRS FRIENDLIEST Monahan. Ll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST LCOKING GAIL AHERN Undecided Math Team: BEVER- LEGA Photography. JAMES M. AMATUCCI Carpenter 195 W 'P 96 EDWARD ADAMS Navy X1 l 'L JANET ARCHER Nurse Library Aide: Office Aide: Cheerleader Alternate: House Council Alternate: Home Room Treasurer PAUL AHEARN Undecided Chess Club' Ski Club' Home Room President, Hockey. Co-Captain: Indoor Track. Captain: Outdoor Track: Cross Country. T771 RICHARD ARCHER College Ski Club: Key Club: House Council Re resentative' P . Home Room Vice-President: House Newspaper: Indoor Track YT' if WI 'll Q 41 CYNTHIA JANE ALLEN College Ski Club: Office Aideg Usher at Graduation: House Council Alternate: House Newspaper: BEV- ERLEGA, Subscription, Advertisementg Intramural Soccer. PAMELA ANDERSEN Secretary Library aide. JS THOMAS AUCON E College BEVERLEGA, Subscription. LEONARD AULD Printer B-Hive. 4 N JUDITH ARENBURG SANDRA ATHLRTON Practical Nurse Secretary Library Aide. Pep Squad, 06' f 'wi' lie ui i I , , SALLY E, BARKER FREDERICK L. BARR JR. College Teacher Folk Music Clubg Ski Club: Debating Clubg French Clubg Mixed Chorugg Library Aidg: Latin Clubg Math Teamg Home Office Aideg Pep Squadg Homq Room Treasurerg House News- Room Treasurerg B.H,S. News, Plipefi B-HS. NCWS. T ? f'FY RICHARD AUGER Carpenter Home Room Secretary. ROBERT AYERS Machinist A 3 N6 Y r KAREN BARTER Dental Hygienist Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Cheerleaderg House Council Representative, Alternateg House Newspaperg Intramural Volleyball Ccaptjg Senior Class Playg B,H.S. News. JEAN BEADLE Elementary School Teacher Mixed Chorusg Drama Clubg Talent Show. 1. I i at-5. ,445 .fn hh. it DIANNE G. BARRY Secretary Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Con- cert Chorusg BEVERLEGA, Typing. STEPHEN W. BARSANTI Marine Biologist Key Clubg Footballg Outdoor Trackg Senior Class Playg Aegis Assemblyg Self Defense Club. -if PAUL P. BELMONTE Doctor Key Club, Secretaryg House Council Representativeg Senior Class Play. f. fa STEPHEN BELSKY Electronics Engineer Class Marshall. ,fl 'S DONALD E. BATTIS Engineer Talent Showg Band, President, Vice-Presidentg House Council Representativeg Home Room President, Vice-Presidentg Dis- trict Orchestrag District Bandg All-State Band. DAVID P. BELLEAU I. B. M, Specialist Ski Clubg Key Clubg House Council Representativeg In- tramural Soccer, Lacrosse. ff' vw'-gf ' or-'W' PHILLIP C. BICKFORD Draftsman LAUREN STAR BLAIS Airline Stewardess WARREN L. BENNETI LINDA P. BERNIER Undecided Teacher Intramural Tough Football. Sk! Club. HOTUC ROOH1, PVCSI dent, Secretaryg Intramural Soc- CCT. 'inw- 'UH' ki RICHARD A. BOCHYNSKI SHEILA A, BOGEL Undecided Nurse Distributive Ed. Club President. '-. 6 li KATHLEEN M, BISSEI. Elementary Teacher Pep Squad. JOAN E. BLANKENSHIP Airline Stewardess Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg House Newspaper. 1-xx 'L Q DENNIS BOUCHARD College BEVERLEGA, Subscription. JOYCE BOWER College Distributive Education Club, Secretary: Pep Squad. , loo F' i KAY M. BONAVENTURA College Equestrian Club: Latin Club: Ski Club: Office Aide: Leaders Club: Pep Squad: House Coun- cil Alternate, Representative: Home Room President: G.I.C.g 25 Mile Club: B.H.S. News. w, A A ri SUSAN K. BRADLEY Secretary House Council Representative: BEVERLEGA, Subscription: Girls' Basketball: Intramural Soccer, Softball: Girls' Track Team. CLAIRE E. BOSCHETTI Elementary Teacher French Club: Math Team: Of- fice Aide: Drama Club: BEVERLEGA, Copy Editor. 1! ':Y DONNA MARIE BRETON Nurse E uestrian Club: Mixed Chorus: Cl Drama Club. SUZANNE BOUDROT Executive Secretary Pep Squadg House Newspaper, WILLIAM BOYLE College House Council Representative, Alternate: Home Room Presi- dentg Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Cross Country, Captain: Intramural Football: Soccer. I . PAULETTE BRETON Nurse French Clubg Latin Clubg Li- brary Aideq Office Aideg Drama Clubg Home Room Secretaryg Baton Squad. -'fr Q5 'N 'x JOHN BREWER Biological Researcher Ski Clubg Fire Squad, Captaing Student Council Representativeg House Council Representative, Presidentg Footballg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track, at A -uf '?f'5:,GI 134. N' aetuinimf t' 1 Mr Roy Norden grimly watches the action during the Gloucester game. ' 83'- -A lfi LAWRENCE C. BROWN Architectural College Chess Club, Secretary. Vice- Presidentg Latin Clubg Key Clubg Home Room Treasurerg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Countryg 50 Mile Clubg Intramural Soccer, Track. Foot- ball, Volleyballg Senior Class Play. BRUCE BULGER Business Administration Intramural Soccer, Basketball Track. If .Ag sf I 4'1 f1 :Ze 041 I CHRISTINE BURNS Hairdresser House Newspaperg Pep Squad. SALLY P. BURROW Lawyer German Clubg Ski Clubg Latin Clubg Office Aideg Talent Showg Guidance Aide: Leaders Clubg Student Council Representative, Secretary, Representative-ab largeg Homeroom President, Vice-Presidentg Class Secretaryg Intramural Soccerg Senior Class Playg Reception Committee Chairmang Executive Board. Picture No? Available CHARLES BULGER Undecided Boys' Basketball, Captain: Base- ballg Footballg Hockey. PAULA A. BURKINSHAW Beautician Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorus: 25 Mile Club. et F. l aa? bs ROBERT BUYCKS Radio Broadcasting Boys' Basketballg Baseball. n RUTH ANN BYE Office Clerk Library Aide: Drama Club. Picfure Noi Available ANN L. BURRIDGE Airline Stewardess Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorus Library Aide: Office Aide: Lead- ers Club. NANCY E. BUTLER Secretary F-sv:wqf'fqw--f- f-rgv. l i Q' aff? -pf JAMES E. CAGNEY Printer JAMES MICHAEL CAHILL Marine Biologist Key Club: Football: Senior Class Play: Aegis Assembly: Self-Defense Club. DIANE BYRNES College Ski Clubg Office Aideg Pep Squadg Home Room Sccretaryg House Newspaper. ,ln sh H wr ef wh .3 ! , -f JUDITH CACCIOLA Secretary Pep Squadg House Newspaperg Baton Club, sv 'f7 lik Su- wr-W -- DANA OWEN CANTLEY Computer Work ALBERT CAPOZZI Undecided Folk Music Clubg Football, Distributive Ed.Club, Manager, i k . 'X A CANDACE CAHILL Telephone Operator Mixed Chorusg Pep Squad. MARSHA .l. CAMBELL Physical Education Teacher Ski Clubg Pep Squadg G.l.C.: Girls' Basketballg Intramural Tennis, Basketball, Softball. Vol- leyball, Field Hockey. Soccer: 25 Mile Club. evil SUSAN E. CASSIDY X-Ray Technician Ski Club. HOPE CHAN SKY Dental Assistant tsl' IO4 CHERYL A. CARLMAN Medical Laboratory Assistant Theater Club, President: Office Aide, Guidance Aide, Talent Show, Home Room, Vice-Presi- dent, Treasuereg Class Treas- urer, BEVERLEGA. Subscrip- tion, Advertisement, Girls' Field Hockey, Intramural Soccer, Vol- leyball. RICHARD CARLSON Biologist Outdoor Trackg Tennisg In- tramural Football, Soccer, Handball. O PHILLIP CHARDON College Ski Clubg Baseballg Indoor Trackg Cross Country, af? CHARLES CLARK Diesel Engineer P' PU 4227 STEPHEN P. CASSOLA Undecided Bandg Footballg Indoor Track Outdoor Track: Cross Country. JEFFREY CHAPMAN Machinist fi 65 RICHARD CHARLES CLORAN Electrical Engineer Chess Clubg German Clubg ln- tramural Soccer. SUSAN COLE Hairdresser JAMES CLARK Physical Education Teacher Intramurals. SUSAN M. COMB Stenographer Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Drama Clubg Pep Squad, PETER M. CLOPPER Marine Biologist Ski Club: Orchestra: Home Room Treasurer. L. Nj it? Q MARK CON LEY Marine Biologist Fire Squadg Home Room Presi- t A dent, Treasurerg Footballg Golf, Captain. Q15 il HERBERT COLBY Patternmaker Football: Indoor Trackg Out door Track. ARTHIQR COLLINS Machine Drafting eau 4' 12? JOYCE ELLEN CONTE Child Psychologist Ski Clubg Office Aideg Home Room Treasurerg House News- paperg AEGIS Business Staffg BEVERLEGA, Subscription. ROBERT E. CORTHELL Retailing Distributive Ed. Club Par- liamentariang Key Club. PAULA L, CONNOLLY Teacher Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg House Newspaperg In- tramural Soccer. MARY ANN CON RAD Cosmetologist Theater Clubg Office Aideg Guidance Aide: Pep Squad Home Room Presidentg In tramural: Volleyball, Basketball Football. 13 Q . ROY Cori JANET covE Picfure NO' Machinist Undevidfd Available Folk Music Club1 Spanish Club. J' RICHARD W. CORNING Meteorologist Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Or- chestra: Talent Showg Band, Treasurer. ELEANOR ALICIA COSTA Elementary Teacher Folk Music Clubg Mixed Chorusg Usher at Cvraduationg District Chorusg Concert Chorus. CAA! i l I06 N' 72--Q-1. v- ---.Y I, JOHN E. CURELLI Pediatrician Biology Club: Student Council Representative: House Council President: Home Room Vice- President. THOMAS DAILEY Civil Engineer Ski Club: Math Teamg Band. PAMELA CROSBY Medical Secretary BEVERLEGA, Typing: Vol- leyball. 5,49 -rrfff ff? N Y? Dx an s?,f--' BARBARA CROWLEY Airline Stewardess Home Room President, Vice- Presidentg House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA, Typing. Y 'MHS' GAYLE DANFORTH Legal Secretary French Club: Mixed Chorus: Li- brary Aide: Guidance Aide: Usher at Graduation: House Council Representative, Alter- nate. ELAINE C, DAVICO Telephone Operator Home Room Secretary. Treas- UFCT. '. ' 1 ii. V. V 'Q EUGENE L. CYR JR. Restaurar t Manager Fire Squad: Football: Intramu- ral Bowling, HEATHER W. DALLAS Guidance Counselor Lzuin Cluh. Vice-President: Ski Cluh: Mixed Chorus: Concert Chorus: Lihrqirx Aide: Drumu Cluh: House Council Representzitixe. Of- ficer: Home Room Pre-,itjemg BEVERLEGA. Layout. Edi- tor-in-Chief. S' S' T' 'rx'-'T'7i 'S i' 1 ,i GQ A ELIZABETH DAY Business School SANDRA LEAH DEINSTADT Clerical Work. CATHERINE A. DAVIS Undecided Latin Club, Secretaryg Drama Clubg Home Room Secretaryg Cafeteria Aide. ROBERT N. DAVIS Automotive Mechanic. law JUDITH DECARLO Teacher Debating Clubg Latin Club Drama Clubg Intramural Bas- ketball. , F 1.-I2 hp. S This is a candid because it is such a great picture. l JOAN D'ERRICO Secretary LOUIS A. DETTORRE Machinist Student Council, Representa- tive-at-largeg House Council Representative. C- ,, -,.--Vw T? 3 LINDA M. DELORENZO Beautieian Mixed Chorusg Pep Squad. Picfure Noi Available RICHARD D. DINKIN Pediatrieian Debating Club Vice-Presidentg Drama Clubg Key Clubg BEVERLEGA, Lay-outg Drama Nightg Senior Playg National Merit Letter of Commendation. EUGENIE A. DENIS Secretary 45 HENRY E. DIONNE JR. Automotive Technician Home Room Secretary ANDRE DESILETS Lndecided CHRISTINE DIANNI Undecided 4-r'v SHARON L, DOBLE Airline Stewardess Mixed Chorus: Concert Chorus: Drama Club: Pep Squad BEVERLEGA, Subscription Typing. MALCOLM DODGE College Audio-Visual Aids Club: Latin Club: Fire Squad: Key Club. Treasurer: House Council Representative: Home Room President, Treasurer: Intramural Coun- cil Representative: BEV- FRLEGA. Photography Ed- itor: Boys' Basketball: Golf: Intramural Football. Hand- ball, Soccer. Basketball. pls 113 fi 11, el 4 ,sill NANCY DIPAOLO Executive Secretary Theater Club: Mixed Chorus: Usher at Graduation: House Council Representative: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer: In- tramural Volleyball. .W , ,. ,..,qQ5 FRANCES DIX College Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: Spanish Club: Home Room Treasurer: BEVER- LEGA, Subscription: Intramu- ral Soccer, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Football, Softball, Basketball. 'C. . 'P 1' WILLIAM T. DOHERTY College Home Room, President, Treas- urer: Class President: Intramu- rals Basketball, Soccer. SHEILA DONAHUE Undecided Baton Squad. Head Majorette. CATHERINE DOCKHAM Retailing Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Dis- tributive Ed. Club, Recording Secretary. SHERALYN GAIL DODGE Teach Retarded Children Library Aide: Drama Club. IIO I T1 HARVEY DORFSMAN College Ski Clubg Fire Squadg Home Room Presidentg Boys' Basket- ballg Cross Countryg Intramural Basketball, Football. CHARLENE ELLEN DOYLE Secretary Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg House Council Representativeg Home Room Secretaryg House Newspaperg District and All- State Chorus. BARBARA DONOVAN Secretary Home Room Vice-President. ROBERT A. DOOLING JR, College Folk Music Clubg Ski Clubg House Council, Representative Intramural Councilg Boys' Bas- ketball. l s FRED L. DOUGLAS Mechanical Engineering Debating Clubg Mixed Chorus Concert Chorusg Student Coun eil, Alternateg Tennis, Captain Intramural Volleyballg Hand- ball. 463 K' ic: THOMAS DOY LE College KATHLEEN DRISLANE I B M WARREN B. DUMPHX College House Council Representatneg Home Room Vice-Presidentg In- door Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. we -'www l l ' -0 4 Q L L A :,,, 3' JANICE DYER College German Club, Ski Club. Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Office Aideg Class Marshallg Student Council, Treasurerg House Council Presidentg Home Room Presidentg Class Assistant Treas- urer: B-Hiveg BEVERLEGA, Photography. PRISCILLA J. EARLEY Interior Decorating Distributive Ed. Club, Eff IAN BRUCE DUNCANSON Research Chemist Review Math Clubg German Clubg Math Teamg Blazer Recipientg House Council Alter- nateg AEGIS, Editor-in-chief. Literary Staffg Chemistry Laboratory Assistant. ? STEPHEN R. DUNN Business Hockey, Captain. 04 4-4 JOHN S. EATON Mechanical Engineer ROBERT M. EDDY Law Folk Music Clubg German Clubg Ski Club: Orchestrag Class Mar- shallg Band: House Council Rep- resentative, Officerg Home Room Vice-Prcsidentg AEGIS Literary Staffg BEVERLEGA, Subscription: Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Countryg Reception Decoration Commit- tee Chairman. TT RAND J. EAGAN Zoologist EILEEN M. EASTWOOD Nurse Latin Clubg BEVERLEGA Subscription. y ll2 J RICHARD ELLIOTT Sports Writer Slide Rule Clubg House Council Representativeg Home Room Treasurerg Indoor Track, Managerg Outdoor Track, Managerg Intramural Soccer, Handballg B.H.S. News. BARBARA A. ESTEY College French Clubg Pep Squad. BARRY L. EDWARDS Business Management KATHLEEN E. ELA RIO Secretary Theater Clubg House Newspa- perg BEVERLEGA, Typing, sgv ? '17 I 31 1 . LAI 1--19 I ,gun 1 I r Ll new 3 Y' d 'b STEPHEN C. ELLIOTT Mechanical Engineer Band. NANCY ANN EVERETT French Teacher French Club: Slide Rule Clubg Blazer Recipientg Main Office Aide: House Council Represen- tative. AM..- PETER FARMER PAMELA J. FALVST College Lndccided Baseballg Hockeyg Outdoor Pep Squad: Usher at Gradua- Trackg Intramural Lacrosse. NON: lntrzlmurzll Soccer. Soccer, Fmtball. J 1--Q .Z fn ff V 5, . it MARION FEMINO Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg Home Room Treasurerg BEVERLEGA, Advertisement. JEAN C. FERGUSON Lawyer Chess Clubg French Club, Presi- dent, Treasurer: Theater Clubg Math Teamg Mixed Chorusg Li- brary Aideg Office Aidez Drama Clubg Usher at Graduationg House Council, Representativeg Home Room Vice-President, Secretary: Baton Squadg BEVERLEGA, Copy. if QW II4 KATHLENE FELLOWS History Teacher Ski Clubg Library Aide: Office Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg House Newspaperg 25 Mile Clubg Baton Club. DIANE FEMINO Elementary Teacher Home Room Treasurer. 1' Yr 755 sv- . i HELEN IRENE FIELDER DAVID FITZGERALD Secretary Oceanographer BEVERLEGA, Typing. RANDOLPH J, FEMINO Merchant Marine JANE FERRIERO Executive Secretary Ski Club: BEVERLEGA, ping: Drama Club. 'Q-1 2 CATHERINE FLYNN Executive Secretary Office Aide: House Council Al ternateg Home Room Secretary House Newspaper, ui J DIANE FOSS Physical Education Teacher Ski Club, Drama Club, Pep Squad, BEVERLEGA, Sub- scription, Advertisement, House Newspaperg Intramural Soccer. NANCY FREEMAN Undecided Office Aide, Guidance Aideg Student Council Alternate, Girls' Basketball, Intramural Soccer, Field Hockey, Softball, Volleyballg lnterscholastic Track. .-n. II6 FRANCES FORD Nursing French Club, Mixed Guidance Aide. Chorusg CANDACE S. FOSS Legal Secretary Guidance Aideg Home President. Room if ,, VJ,-fm ' 5- . SHARON L. FREYMAN ROBERT M. FRIEDEL Undecided Biology Teacher Equestrian Club, Ski Clubg Dis- Orchestrag Talent Show, Band, tributive Ed. Club, Vice-Presi- Vice-President. dent. CHRISTINE FRASCA Nursing Office Aide, Guidance Aide, ROBERT A. FREYMAN Lawyer Equestrian Club, Ski Club, Fire Squad. .-il I we-J 5 r, M Qi' RAYMOND GALLANT Automotive Technician Student Council Representative WILLIAM GARNOS Electronics Engineer 'C- 'i' -fiil rc '51- Ei NIKI GALINOS Physical Education Ski Clubg 25 Mile Clubg In- tramural Volleyball, Softball. JOSEPH E. GALIPEAU, JR Electronic Technician Fire Squad. C23 Q . ff? ' 4? RICHARD GEBHARDT Commercial Artist Student Council Representative, Officerg House Council Repre- sentativeg Home Room Presi- dentg Intramural Council Representativeg House Newspa- per. Y 'QZBID JEAN GEN DRON Registered Nurse Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Home- room Treasurerg Decoration committee. Spring Dance. leg., DONALD GARDNER Specialized Salesman Chess Clubg Usher at Gradua- tiong Indoor Track. JUNE A. GARRY Secretary Ski Clubg Home Room Secre- tary, Vice-President. 11 5 CHARLES J, GEORGE Business Ski Clubg Fire Squadg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track, ROBERT GENDRON il' Electronic Technician J STEVEN J. GEORGANDIS Draftsman Ski Clubg Spanish Club. 7' SALLY GEORGE Executive Secretary Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Student Pigfgrg Service Corpsg Pep Squadg Class Nd Marshallg House Council Repre- v-7--gp , sentative, Officerg Home Room Avuhble President, Vice-Presidentg In- tramural Council Representa- tive, Vice-Presidentg House Newspaperg AEGIS Business Staffg Jr. Executive Board, . L. ' A 4 , we' V . A In p . '11, 41:-ls DAVID GIFFORD JEAN M- GILLIS is I . Q' 17' II8 Undecided Registered Nurse Latin Club, Presidentg Home Room Vice-President, Treas- urer. 'Z' NANCY GEORGE Registered Nurse Latin Club. JOSEPH GESING Pattern maker sg: fi 1717 DONALD GILMAN College Tennis, Captain. DONNA GOODH UE Airline Stewardess Ski Clubg Spanish Club, Pro- gram Committeeg Girls' Basket- ballg Intramural Volleyball, Soccerg Senior Class Play, 5 NANCY L. GILLIS Secretary Draftsman Distributive Ed. Clubg Mixed Chorusg Talent Show. JOSEPH F. GILLOOLY JR. .. 5 l ik: ,JIU E' ,bull l .ai 'AQ fai MARK R. GLOX ER X is 'X' 1., 7 i if NANCY GOODWIN RICHARD NN. GORDON Collggg Pl'lIllCT Equestrian Club: Theater Clubg HOIUC ROOIU PFc'SldCI1l. Library Aideg Pep Squadg Usher at Graduationg Home Room Secretary. Vice-President. Stockbroker Ski Club: Tennis, JOSEPH C. GOODWIN College German Club. Indoor Track: ln- tramurals, Soccer. Captain. Handball. ,-sf ID R. ll? STEVEN GREGG Business Management Student Council Representative. CHARLES GRIMES Politician Debating Clubg Math Teamg Drama Clubg Usher at Gradua- tiong Class Presidentg Student Director Senior Class Playg Band Announcerg VFW and Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest Representativeg Boys State Dele- gateg Track Meet Scorerg Na- tional Semi-finalist. MICHELE GRAVELL College Folk Music Clubg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Office Aideg Drama Clubg Flag Squadg Usher at Graduation, DEBORAH GRAY Hairdresser Equestrian Club. ' can 1'? '3-7 e.. ,Q-1 in-it i' JACQUELINE GRIFFIN Nursing Office Aideg Usher at Gradua tiong House Council Representa tiveg Home Room Secretary. FREDRICK GRIMES Undecided 1 wan-If KENNETH M. GROTTO SANDRA A. GUILIBEE Undecided College Equestrian Clubg Distributive Biology Clubg Pep Squadg In- Ed. Club. tramural Volleyball, Soccer. ,W S l .20 i ' -x Xu BERTRAND F. GUPTILL JR. Teacher Debating Clubg German Clubg Key Clubg Senior Class Play. JON HALL Chef Mixed Chorusg Footballg Indoor Track: Outdoor Track. l -'UN N --4 'I S I JOYCE A. GLILIANA Secretary Usher at Graduationg House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA. Ty- ping. PHILIP R, GLLIIRANDSIZN Design Draftsman Ski Clubg Foothall: Indoor 'lirztckg Golf. CN' 13' JOHN HARDING Army Career Band, ,og 'T GEORGIANNA HARDWICKF Air lines Office Aideq Gtndnnce Aide. DAVID HAIBON Business Home Room President SLSAN E. HANLON Physical Education Teacher Slide Rule Cluhg Ski Club Home Room Secretary Girls Basketballg Field Hockey ln tramural Soccer. 7-43 s. 1 JUNE HATHAWAY Airline Stewardess Theater Clubg Distributive Ed. Club. PHILIP W. HAYES Research Chemist Math Teamg Key Clubg House Council, Alternateg Home Room President: Stage Crew. Senior Class Play. K S' I 5' LLOYD HARTWELL Draftsman Chess Clubg Fire Squadq Orches- trag Usher at Graduationg Bandg Librariang Spanish Clubg Foot- ballg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. I LINDA HAUSMANN Biochemist French Clubg Drama Club House Newspaperg AEGIS Busi ness Staff. -We wonder if Robert Quinn and Regina Maniates are discussing the Viet Nam war? LINDA HAYNES Airline Stewurdess Ski Clubg Home Room Secre- taryg AEGIS Business Stuffg Pep Squad. 5310! GAIL A. HAYWARD Teacher Ski Clubg Library Aidcg Room Secretary. - Q , . L I ' J. A. HIBGY Service Baseball Managerg Football Managerg Golf Teamg Wrestling. af? XR RANDOLPH HILI. College Folk Music Clubg Spanish Outdoor Track. CHARLES E Machinist Baseball, NEIL HEY Construction Tpvx-vv-- 'Y -Y- M i his Q A. uk i MARY E. HOAR Teacher Ski Clubg Library Aideg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Class Secretary. CHARLOTTE HOUSTON Registered Nurse f '!' l24 LINDA HINCKLEY Airline Stewardess Flag Squadg Pep Squad: House Council Representativeg Home Room Treasurerg AEGIS Busi- ness Staffg Intramural Softballg Decoration Committee, Spring Dance. 4 qw QQQ ANDREA HUBIS BARBARA HITCHINGS Bookkeeper Guidance Aideg AEGIS Busi- ness Staff. Picfuro Noi Available l JOANNE F. HUTCHINSON Secretary Commercial Artist Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Talent House Newspaper. Showg Pep Squadg BEVER- LEGA, Advertisement. -I X. W. STEWART HOLDEN Accountant Ski Club. KATHLEEN HOWARD Secretary Bi 'hx X DONALD JACQUES College ARNOLD JEDREY Machinist 151.1 S s.. JANICE IVESON JOHN JACKMAN Teacher Aircraft Mechanic French Clubg Spanish Cluhg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg House Newspaper, BEVERLEOA, Subscription calf -fl -i' 17 MARJORIE E. JOHNSON ELAINE P. JURALEWICZ Secretary Nurse Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Home Student Council. Room Treasurer. Q45 ff? MICHAEL S. JARNES Mathematicizin German Clubg Math Teumg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Bandg Blazer Recipientg Home Room Treasurerg Indoor Track Manager. DAVID T, JEWETT Insurance Salesman Chess Clubg BEVERLEGA. Ty- ping. 'S KAREN J. KEATING Licensed Practical Nurse Ski Clubg AEGIS Business Staff. JOHN E. KELLY Doctor German Clubg Math Teamg Ski Clubg Orchestrag Bandg Key Clubg Home Room President, Treasurerg Tennisg Drum Major. it I26 ELAINE KANTER Social Worker French Clubg Intramural Vol- leyball, Soccer. PAULINE E. KARIORES Receptionist 'IJ' -R -. ANGELA M. KENNEDY Secretary Mixed Chorusg Home Room Vice-Presidentg BEVERLEGA, Typing. GLENN KENNEDY Computer Operator 80 3 Nxt.. DONNA KELLEH ER Secretary Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Pep Squadg Home Room Vice Presidentg House Newspaper. PAMELA KELLY Commercial Artist Latin Club: Ski Club: Guid- ance Aide: Drama Club: Home Room President: AEGIS: C-House Display Case. Q2 1 , fi DEBORAH KIMBALL College Ski Clubg Mixed Chorus: Office Aideg Drama Club: Home Room Secretary. KATHLEEN KINSER Teacher Office Aideg Pep Squad: Home Room Secretaryg AEGIS Busi- ness Staff. 1 ff LINDA M. KESSLER Secretary Ski Club: Mixed Chorus. XG' N.. tx.. DONNA C. KNOWLTON Undecided Office Aide. ,- H .L L. ,, A BARBARA KIELBASA Nurse Art Service Club: Pep Squ vm 'JIT' X ,Q v'7 'hh KYLE KNOWLTON Airline Stewardess Equestrian Club: Ski Club, Treasurer: Class Marshall: Student Council Representa- tive: House Council: Home Room Secretary: B-Hive, ,.,,. ud. li i PAUL KING College Ski Club. PATRICIA KLIMASZEWSKI Secretary Future Teachers of America: Mixed Chorus: BEVERLEGA. Typing: Intramural Basketball. Volleyball. ...lilies MARY KUCONIS Teacher French Clubg House Newspa- perg Guidance Aide. S. H. SHELDON LAM Engineer Chess Club. Vice President House Council, Representativeg Home Room Treasurer. F I28 BARBARA ANNE KOEN I.B.M. Operator JOYCE KRAVETZ Sociologist German Club: Blazer Recipientg House Council, Representativeg BEVERLEGA, Copy Editor. T5 is' X. -1- SUZANNE LAN DOLPHI Teacher of Mentally Retarded Children German Clubg Office Aide: Tal ent Showg Head Cheerleaderg Leaders Clubg Student Council Vice-Presidentg House Council Representativeg B-Hive. ELYSE C. LANDRY Commercial Artist Ski Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Drama Clubg Pep Squad: House Newspaper: In- tramural, Football. SHARON KUZEL Secretary JOHN LAMONTAGNE History Teacher Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Eques- trian Clubg Ski Clubg Key Clubg Home Room President: Senior Playg Intramural Soccer, Hand- ball, Captaing Footballg Basket- ball. ROBERT LARO Air Force Technician Work Study Club Track. I lndoor JOHN E. LANTYCH JOYCE lu. LARlVI:I: College Singer Folk Music Clubg lntramural Folk Mmm quhl, Sk' , Club? Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorus, Football, Soccer, Handball. Talent Show. 5' DAVID LARRABEE Marketing Career Biology Clubg Folk Music Club. Drama Clubg House Newspaper, Editorg AEGIS Business Staffg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Senior Class Play: Self-Defense Clubg Biology Lab Assistant, 5 xx , J., N 4' -. ,- W , l l If -s ff' r, ,less J sw ' K Conrad Paulino helps Donna Goodhuc with her research paper. DAVID LA RSON Mechanical Engineer Ski Clubg Baseballg Intramural Soccer. Handball, 'Q V' Ginn'-M Q I29 4-Q C' CYNTHIA LATULIP Veterinarian Assistant Office Aide, Pep Squad. MICHAEL LAWLER Commercial Airline Pilot Folk-Music Clubg Ski Clubg Tal- ent Showg Self-Defense Club. 0 PETER LASH Wildlife Management Ski Club I KATHRYN LE BLANC Nurse Pep Squad: Student Councilg Home Room President, BEVERLEGA, Subscription, MARY ANN LATINI Airline Stewardess Ski Club, Talent Showg Pep Squad. V Av X PETER LE BLANC College Student Council, Representa- tive-at-Large: House Council, Officerg Home Room Treasurer, House Newspaperg Indoor Track. F' JOSEPH N. LAURANZANO Certified Public Accountant Key Club, Director, Vice-Presi- dent, Presidentg Boys' Basket- ballg Indoor Trackg Intramural Soccer Captain, Football, Vol- leyball, Basketball. PAUL LEAVITT College Indoor Track: Outdoor Track, iw. M JOANNE LEE Retailing Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Pep Squadg Home Room Treas- urerg Intramural Football. HOWARD M. LEVY Physician German Clubg Student Council Alternateg Key Clubg House Council Alternateg Home Room Vice-President, Treasurerg Boys' Basketballg Outdoor Trackg In- tramural Wrestling. DONALD LECLAIR Engineer Chess Clubg Ski Clubg Au- dio-Visual Aids Clubg Slide Rule Clubg Fire Squadg Talent Showg Home Room Presidentg House Newspaperg Baseballg Hockeyg Intramural Soccer, Handball, Basketball, Volleyball, Football. WAYNE LECLERC C. P. A, Ski Clubg AEGIS Business Staff. Q 'JU' x 45 54 f-'ff EDWARD G, LESSARD Printer CHERYL D. LIACOS Math Teacher French Clubg Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Usher at Graduation: House Newspaperg BEVER- LEGA. Subseriptiong Cafeteria Worlcerg Senior Class Play. MARK R. LITKA Undecided German Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer. DANIEL LOHNES History Teather Drama Club: Spanish Club. -'ir' vw'-S l3l Y' 1:-'4Y KAREN LUCA Hairdresser Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad, KAREN A. LUOMA Teacher Mixed Chorus: Drama Club: Pep Squad: Spanish Club. WILLIAM LOHNES Commercial Airline Pilot Hockey: Intramural Soccer: Self-Defense Club. RHON DA LOWE Secretary Mixed Chorus: Concert Chorus: Office Aide: Guidance Aide: BEVERLEGA, Lay-out. 1223 15' CONSTANCE J. MacDONALD College French Clubg Ski Club: Blazer Recipientg Pep Squad: Guid- ance Aide: House Council Rep- resentativeg Home Room Pres- ident, Vice-President: House Newspaper, Assistant Editor: AEGIS Literary Staff Poetry Editor: Intramural Tennis. JOHN MacDONALD Service Football: lntrarnural Lacrosse. DONALD B. LUNN Lawyer Mixed Chorus: Concert Chorus Band, Treasurer: Key Club House Council Representative Home Room Vice-President Football: Intramural Lacrosse Basketball: Orchestra. LANCE MacCA RTH Y Accountant I l ' -'cw ask'- ROGER MacKIiNZlIi Carpenter Home Room President GEORGEANN MacKINNON Airline Stewardess Ski Cluhx Drama Cluhg Talent Showg Pep Squadg Spanish Cluhg Intramural Vollcvhall Soccer Q RICHARD MacLAUGHLAN Sheet Metal Mechanic KENNETH MAHONEY College Fire Squadg Talent Showg Span- ish Clubg House Council Repre- sentativeg Home Room Treas- urerg Intramural Council Repre- sentativeg Hockeyg Intramural Lacrosse. Y'--gf wp! lqx 'TI'17 JOAN D. MANASTER Anthropologist French Club, Program Commit- teeg Review Math Cluh1 Latin Club, Program Committeeg The- ater Clubg Student Service Corpsg AEGIS Secretary, Liter- ary Staff. B Xi --nr REGINA MANIATIS Psychiatric Social Worker French Cluhg German Clubg Ski Cluhg Office Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg Spanish Clubg House Council, Representatixeg Home Room Secretary. Treas- urerg House Newspaper: BEV- ERLEGA. Suhscriptiong B,H.S. News. ROSEMARY A. MAGLIO Doctor French Club: Blazer Recipient: Lfsher at Graduationg House Council Alternateg Home Room Secretary: BEVERLEGA. Lay- outg Intramural Bowling FAYE ELLEN MANASTER Social Worker French Club, Treasurerx Latin Clubg Theater Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Squad1AEGlS Liter- ary Staff, Exchange Editor ...-:-r- - - 1 ELLIOTT C. MARGOLIS Lawyer Chess Club: Debating Club: Slide Rule Club: German Club: House Newspaper, Co-editor: Tennis: Senior Play: Drama Night. RONALD MARINO Marine Biologist Fire Squad: Class Marshall: Stu- dent Council Alternate: Key Club: Football, Captain. PATRICIA MARCHELLI Retail Buyer Drama Club: Pep Squad: BEVERLEGA, Subscription: Girls' Basketball. DAVID MARCIANO Welder ,J 4 S, JUDITH ANN MARIA Folk Singer Office Aide: Drama Club: Tal- ent Show: House Council Repre- sentative: Home Room Vice- President: House Newspaper: Girls' Basketball: Intramural Soccer, Captain. PATRICIA MARTIN Executive Secretary Drama Club: Pep Squad: House Council Alternate: BEVER- LEGA, Subscription. KATHLEEN MARTINO Secretary Pep Squad, Home Room Secre tary: BEVERLEGA. Typing: Cafeteria Aide. JANET L MASON Buyer .4 nt. 3 l I 4 ARTHUR P. MCASKILL I.B.M. Ski Clubg Tennisg Intramural Bowling. WILLIAM McDONALD Undecided Radiation Biology Clubg Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Footballg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Intramural Soccer, Volleyball, Wrestling. Trackg Cafeteria Aide. ff X SALLY ANN MATSON Retail Buyer Ski Clubg Drama Clubg Pep Squad. LINDA J, MAZZAGLIA Retail Buyer Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg ljsher at Graduationg Home Room Secre- taryg BEVERLEGA, Subscrip- tiong B.H.S, News. Ya!! 1' 'i::::! EILEEN MCGINNESS 677 ROBERT MQGILAIL Undecided Printer Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorus: Fire Squad. Talent Showg Usher at Gradua- IIOII, DEBORAH A. MCDONALD Airline Stewardess Pep Squad. WILLIAM MCGANN College Ski Clubg Fire Squadg Student Council Representatixe: Hock- ey, i -8 P DIANE McMAHON Medical Secretary Ski Club: Student Council Alternate: Intramural Vol- leyball. DOREEN A. McMANUS Fashion Retailing Pep Squad. 'if' I36 EDWARD McGRATH PETER McLAUGHLIN Forestry C P A Bandg Student Council, Alter- X'-1 nate: Baseballg Football: In tramural Soccer. Intramurals. PATRICIA E. MCMAHON zQ 1? College Ski Clubg Mixed Chorus g Con- cert Chorusg Office Aide: Guid- ance Aide: House Council. Alternateg Home Room Vice- Presidentg BEVERLEGA. Sub scriptiong Chorus: Librarian. l 1 , 1 . n 1 . 1 Q . . I' ES- I O- we! 1 V. ' . . . . i k our ii-' . ,r .Alun Na Ul l 'r, 1lQl. a I , 'I' 'l,' fl. 'a, s,,L::. . 'Q ' 1 U, Vu lllU i'a,'. ,.,'f i 'J 0: '-'ff '9l:.'-!: 'rnl 'N '?t, lloapo-0100 'l,. 0,A 'Ul.uquu.-nl 'lg '!u.:: 'o- -ul N llln1ll' rg..-Fa...' -lx ,JI - 14. -. ,, 1 1 -:'if :un:l' Sandra Moser and Cynthia Sciola demonstrate that M. 81 Mfs melt in your mouth and not in your hand KEVIN McNElLL College Ski Club: Intramural Soccer, La- crosse. LIN DA MQRAE Art School Pep Squadg Home Room tary, Secre- Q-'P s: JANE E. MCMICHAEL College French Club: l,utin Club: Ski Club: Office Aide: Guid- unce Aide: Home Nexu- puper: AEGIS, Literary Staff: lntrumurul, Soccer. Volleyball. Football. Q! 'Q ? 'Y KATHLEEN M. MCNAMARA Interpreter German Clubg Mixed Chorusg BEVERLEGA. Advertisement. gs 'U '-Q Y JOHN MERCIER College Ski Clubg Boys' Busketballq ln- tramurul Soccer. Lacrosse, ff '- I Q 29 MICHAEL Al MIEDZIONOSKI Engineer Draftsman - e- - iff? Fire Squudg Intramural Louncilg Foot bu l l. LINDA Mt-POLAND Secretary Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorus Office Aide1 Spanish Club JAMES D. MENIATES Businesb Intramural Soccer. Football Basketball, x'7'i K ! 'N ur- P PAUL A. MODUGNO Professional Bowler Pep Squad. KEVIN MONAHAN College Hockey: Intramural Lacrosse. Q7-If JOHN A. MIRANDA Disc Jockey Intramural Basketball: Self- De- fense Club: Intramural Soccer. STEPHEN MITCHELL Commercial Artist Art Service Club. Q-nl 'NG Q PHILIP MORAN Military Career 18x . 'CPM REBECCA MORRILL Journalist Latin Club: Mixed Chorus. French Club. President: Concert Chorus. President. 'r fm '-f CORNELIA MOLLET Teacher French Club: Ski Club: Office Aide: Cheerleader: Home Room President. Secretary: House Newspaper. DANA MOORE Education German Club: Blazer Recipient: Key Club: Home Room Presi- dent: Tennis: Intramural Soccer, Fcotball, Basketball. Volleyball. ' Q -R .11 i fff , I .Auth GARY P. MORRISON TeacherfCoach Ski Club, Fire Squadg Home Room Presidentg Boys' Basket- ballg Footballg Golfg Captaing Athletic Club. SANDRA J. MOSER Secretary Ski Clubg Spanish Clubg BEV- ERLEGA, Subscription. ,J v-'19 KENNETH MORRIS College Fire Squadg Hockey, Captain. nhl ff Nutr! JANET MURPHY Newspaper Reporter P. ALLEN MORRIS Physical Therapist Radiation Biology Clubg Fire Squadg Class Marshallg Key Club, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, Baseballg Football, Cap- tain, Indoor Trackg Intramural Soccer, Lacrosse, Basketball, Softball, Wrestling. '3 ERIC ROBERT MURRAY Mechanical Engineer Gerrnarl Club: Latin Club: Ski Class Marshallg Intramural Soc- Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert QQ1',F00Ib3ll, Chorusg AEGIS Literary Staffg Girls' Intramural Volleyball. X x A X KATHLEEN MORSE Model Ski Clubg Home Room Secre tary, Treasurer, KATHLEEN A. MOLILTON Aetountant Ski Clubg Spanish Club. 2 -D 'FX '-'53 GERALDINE C. NAPOLITANO Teacher Latin Club: Theater Club: Drama Club: Pep Squad: BEVERLEGA, Advertisement. CYNTHIA S. NELSON Teacher German Club: Mixed Chorus: Concert Chorus: Office Aide: Guidance Aide: BEVERLEGA, Advertisement. .iv 1'-1 X c,,H5. 5 4. A I P A' fl '-' ' Ja ' I x . 6- Q' 0 JOHANNA L. MURRAY Hairdresser Theater Club: Ski Club: Dis- tributive Ed. Club: Drama Club: Pep Squad: Usher at Gradua- tion. Y' f f9 JAMES NICHOLS State Policeman DANIEL NADBORNY Lawyer German Club. President: Stu- dent Council Representative. President: Key Club: House Council Representative: Home Room President: B- Hive: Outdoor Track: Intra- mural Tennis. Soccer. I, gl SUSAN E. NICHOLS Teacher Ski Club: Office Aide: Guidance Aide: Cheerleader: Leaders Club: Home Room Vice-Presi- dent: BEVERLEGA. Advertise- ment. DIANE NASON Secretary DAVID M. NELSON College Indoor Track: Outdoor Cross Country. Track PETER N UCCIO Aeronautical Engineer Student Council Representa- tive-at-Largeg House Council President. BRUCE O'BRIEN Commercial Pilot Intramural Football, Soccer. KATHLEEN A. NOONAN Model Mixed Chorusg Pep Squudg House Newspu perg Cafeteria Aide. r, -R Q.: Tx ,- ALAN NORRIS Architect French Cluhg Blazer Reeipientg Home Room T reusu rer, LINDA ODELL MICHAEL P, OSIIORN See rctnry KATHX NX LL ND Housewife Offiee Aide JOHN UBRIEN Commercial Pilot Audio-Visual Aids Cluh, Con cert Chorus: Iloekey Manager Intrarnural Soeeer, Hundhull Volleyball. Football. Luerosse Wrestling. Automotne Ifngineer Student Council Representntixe, wi 'qi WILLIAM M. PAN UNZIO Marine Biologist ski club: House Council Alter- it nateg Indoor Track. PETER W. PASQUARELLI Computer Programmer CAROLE A. OUELLETTE Business Administrator French Clubg Ski Clubg Library Aideg Office Aideg Leaders Clubg Pep Squadg House Coun- cil Representative: Home Room Treasurerg House Newspaperg Girls' Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. GIULIANA PECCI Commercial Artist Art Service Clubg Debating Clubg Drama Clubg Usher at Graduationg House Newspaperg Decoration Display Winter Con- cert, Winter Spring Dance. GUNNAR H. OVERBERG College Fire Squadg Football. Xu' MARK PECEVICH Medicine German Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Talent Showg Key Clubg Home Room Vice-President: Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Intramural Soc- cer. Handball. -rj' BARBARA R. PAPA Teacher of Retarded Children Drama Clubg Pep Squadg French Clubg Ski Clubg House Council Alternateg Intramural Volleyballg AEGIS Business Staffg B.H.S. News. CONRAD H. PAULINO Undecided Fire Squadg Talent Showg In- tramural Lacrosse. 'Fi if 51 . LEONARD M. PELLIZZARO Machinist NANCY PERKINS Secretary Ski Club: Office Aide: Guidance Aide: Pep Squad: House News- paper: AEGIS Business Staffg Intramural Volleyball, Field Hockey, Soccer, Gymnastics: Senior Class Play. ALICE PERLEY Clerical Worker SUSAN PERRON Marine Biologist Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Con- cert Chorus: Drama Club: Flag Squad: Home Room Treasurer. DANIEL N. PETERSON 'ill prix Aigg gl Q ! in ' 2 ' igyfiu ,: tl W 7 ? Q tif ii if I l fj-gf e 1 I 1, 'il I ily 4 'fl ' tl I ,Q . . , , Lawyer s Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. K?-NN lsr '9- .... Ski Club: Fire Squad: Stu- dent Council. Representa- tive. Representzitive-at-Large: House Council. Representa- tive: Home Room Vice- President, Treasurer: Hock- ey: Intramural Soccer, Bas- ketball. '12 JULIA PETERSON KENDALI. PHIPPS i Picture El x ,N E , No' Doctor ectromcs ngineer A 5 5 Debating Club: French Club: Fire Squad: Band: Student Latin Club: Theater Club: Math COUDCU RCPFCSCUUIUVC- Team LAWRENCE E, PHIPPS Plumber RONALD PICKARD Professional Baseball Fire S uad' Student Coun Cl 1 ' cil Representative-at-Large: House Council. i 'F I44 'Y 'TTY ELIZABETH PITMAN Teacher Chess Club: French Club: Latin Club: Theater Club: Library Aidcg Drama Clubg AEGIS, Art Staff, Office Aide. ELIZABETH PLUMMER Commercial Artist Art Service Club: Library Aide' Office Aide . t 3 Stu- dent Council Representative: House Council Representa- tive: Intramural Volleyball. - il 'Z I STEPHEN C. PICARDY Carpenter PATRICIA M. PISA Business Teacher Office Aide: Usher at Grad- uation: Home Room Presi- dent, Vice-President: House Newspaper. I- ALAN POLANSKY Business Management DOMENICO A. POMPEI Engineer House Council, Representative, Home Room Vice-President, ln- tramurals. ,rf JANICE PLUNKETT Undecided Home Room Treasurer, ln tramural Soccer, Hockey, Foot- ball, Volleyball, GG l CHRISTIE LEE PRESTON Executive Secretary Office Aide, Talent Show, Cheerleader, Leaders Club, Class Marshall, Home Room President, Class Secretary, ln- tramural Soccer. JOHN POIRIER Undecided I 1 8 .,....-1 JAMES PRIMMER Teacher Ski Club, House Council, Alter- nate, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent. W Picfure Noi Available SUZANNE POPE Airline Stewardess Ski Club, Office Aide, Guidance Aide, Cheerleader, House Coun- cil, Representative, Home Room Treasurer, Intramural Council Representative, Intramural Bas- ketball, Soccer. JAMES L. POWERS Undecided Football, Fire Squad. e ' l45 ROBERT J. QUINN Chemical Engineer Slide Rule Clubg Ski Club, Vice-Presidentg Student Coun- House eil, Representative, Council, Vice-Presidentg Home Room Presidentg B-Hiveg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. JULIA C. RANDALL College Folk Music Clubg Theater Club, Mixed Chorusg Drama Clubg Flag Squad, Home Room Vice-Presidentg House Newspa- per, 25 Mile Clubg Senior Recep- tion. I46 DIANE C. PRZYPEK French Teacher Chess Clubg French Club, Secre- taryg Theater Club, Pep Squad. ELLEN MARIE QUIGLEY Undecided Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Ski Club, Office Aideg Guidance Aide, Pep Squad, Usher at Graduationg Home Room Secre- tary, House Newspaper, B.H.S. Newsg Senior Class Play, Cos- tume Committee, Chaimtan. VIRGINIA RAY Secretary Theater Clubg Mixed Chorus, Concert Chorusg Pep Squadg House Council, Representative, Alternate, Home Room Secre- tary, Class Treasurer, B.H.S. News, Intramural Volleyball, Captaing Alt-House Treasurerg Senior and Junior Executive Board. -f 'x... .2 RAEANN E. REGAN Airline Stewardess Pep Squad, Biology Club, In- tramural, Soccer, Volleyball, Softball. GLENN RANDALL Businessman Footballg Indoor Track, Out- door Track. WEN DY RAN DALL Model Pep Squad: Home Room Officer, Treasurer: House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA. Subscription. .va STEPHEN C. REYNOLDS Accountant House Council Alternateg Home Room President, Treasurerg In- door Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Countryg Senior Executive Board. THOMAS RHOADES Machinist Band, Treasurerg Student Coun- cil Representativeg Home Room Officerg Intramural Council Representative. 1--Ziff ,. ...'? R. SCOTT RILEY Architect Intramural Football, Soccerg Senior Class Play. JO-ANN F. REINA Secretary :--fl-swf-M . f - H' MICHAEL L. RING Undecided Distributive Ed. Clubg Home Room Treasurer. MICHAEL P. RIORDAN Actor Theater Clubg Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Drama Clubg Talent Showg Usher at Gradua- tiong Student Council Alternateg Key Clubg Spanish Clubg In- tramural Bowlingg AEGIS Sales- mang 50 Mile Clubg Thespian Societyg Senior Playg Drama Night. JACQUELINE M. RHEAULT Executive Secretary Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squadg Usher at Graduationg BEVERLEGA, Typing. KENNETH RICH Journalist Ski Clubg Fire Squadg Student Council Representativeg Repre- sentative-at-Largeg House Coun- cil Representativeg Intramural Representativeg B-Hiveg Base- ballg Indoor Track, Captaing Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. fiwlriif-1 '1' I47 wird' MICHAEL H. RIX Professional Baseball Player Slide Rule Clubg German Clubg Fire Squadg Home Room Vice-Presidentg Boys' Basket- ballg Baseball, Captain. THOMAS ROBINSON IBM Home Room President. I48 ,, ...., ,,.,....., 1 I , I FREDERICK RISOLDI Pilot Boys' Basketballg Indoor Track. fd T1 ggi! THOMAS L. ROLINGER Science Teacher Talent Showg House Council Of- ficerg Home Room President Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. KEN NETH RITTER Commercial Artist 3 Q 1 W1-Q BRIAN W. ROLLINS Machine Operator House Council Representativeg Home Room Presidentg 50 Mile Club. ,K -T . ' 1 , - N' fm s 7 I ,'.f 'I . ' Y l -.. CH RISTOPH ER ROBERTS Journalist JOSEPH L. RODGERS Automotive Technician Home Room Secretaryg House Newspaperg Intramural Council, Junior Representative. Y1 MARION L. ROSS Elementary School Teacher Library Aideg Home Room Treasu rerg AEGIS Business Staff. DIANA RUSSELL Legal Secretary 5 .3 , s,.,.-1 JAMES A. RUSSO 6 Pattern Maker . Trade School Newspaper. ff ROSEMARY RUSSO Executive Secretary Office Aide: Guidance Aideg Home Room Secretary, MICHAEL J. RUDDEN Undecided Key Clubg Baseball. , .- .LZWZZ ., 'll '---v .aw --ff PETER SA BINE Air Force Ski Clubg Spanish Club. Q4 Q, , 15151 W' f-If SHARON M. RUSSELL Secretary Ski Clubg Girls' Basketballg B.H.S, News. MARIE H. RUSSO Commercial Artist Art Service Clubg Chess Clubg Equestrian Clubg Folk Music Clubg Library Aideg Drama Clubg Pep Squad: Usher at Graduationg House Newspaper: AEGIS Business Staffg Intramu- ral Volleyballg Theater Club, President. fe vfff' I49 . - ,. ' . , i l'?'4'F': f-r-27 ff: . 'Y F ff. DANIEL R. SANGSTER Business Executive Debating Clubg Distributive Ed. Clubg Math Teamg Talent Showg Home Room Treasurer, GEORGE SAWYER Undecided Intramural Soccer, Captaing Football, Captaing Basketball, Captain. I 50 Picture Not Available GEORGE SADLER CARLTON SANDY Merchant Marine Undecided House Council, Representativeg em. Indoor Trackg Outdoor Trackg Footballz Indoor Track: Outdoor Tr k, C ' Fire Squad. ac aptam I Home Room Presid Intramural Handball, Lacrosse. PETER SANIDAS Hotel Restaurant Manager os., in It -S i JY' V vcr 'iN Food for thoughtdand we know how B.H.S. students think! , 1 CYNTHIA SCIOLA English Teacher Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Office Aideg Home Room Secre- tary, Treasurer. MARSHA J. SCOTT Hairdresser Distributive Ed. Clubg Chorus Mixed BRIAN R. SCANLAN Engineer Fire Squadg Football. DIANE SCANZANI Elementary School Teacher Home Room Secretaryg Girls' Basketballg 25 Mile Club. I X MICHAEL A. SCRIVEN Engineer Chess Clubg Ski Clubg Indoor Track. -17 MICHAEL SCULLY Undecided German Club 6 PAUL SCOGLIO Chemist Fire Squadg Student Council Representative-at-Largeg Key Clubg House Council Represen- tativeg Class Vice-Presidentg In- tramural Council Representa- tive. FRANCINE SCOTTI Airline Stewardess Equestrian Clubg Distributive Ed. Club, Treasurer: Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Pep Squad. QF? ISI CHRISTINE SHAW Airline Stewardess Ski Clubg Pep Squadg BEVER- LEGA, Typing, Advertisementg Intramural Soccer. KATHLEEN J. SHEA Writer Mixed Chorusg Pep Squad. l52 VIRGINIA SENECHAL Teacher French Clubg Home Room Secretary, Treasurerg BEVER- LEGA, Subscription. CHARLES SHAIRS Mechanical Engineer Student Council Representativeg House Council Representative' Class Vice-President. v EUGENE C. SHRAYER Business Manager . ,wg ffx, . 1' I 4 . GLENN SIPHOL College Key Club. CHRISTINE ANN SHEA Teacher Ski Clubg Office Aide1Guidanee Aide: Pep Squadg Home Room Treasurer. NANCY E. SWEA College Office Aideg Home Room Presi- dentg House Newspaperg AEGIS Literary Staff, Assistant Editorg Intramural Volleyball, Basketball. -0 A PAUL SIMMONS Industrial Engineer Outdoor Track. PHILIP D. SMALL Mechanical Engineer BARBARA SILVA Dental Secretary Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA. Subscription. THOMAS F. SILVA Electrical Engineer Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Fire Squadg AEGISQ Intramural Bas- ketball. Iv i 'Nd f' V I' RALPH O. SMITHSON CYNTHIA SOUZA College Undecided Math Teamg Concert Chorusg Pep Squad. Home Room Vice-President. J sf' 4 5 4 A vt 4 r i+wN ' f'n? s . S5 . I 4, Lf? 8 lc. . , 4. ' 1 ' ' 4 . .af 1 app. ,.-gif: , . ' ' ' 'Q' -.1442 . ' Y- ' . na - - I V , 4 l ' ' - I ' ' 1 ROBERT SKEEN Marine Biologist Folk Music Club. Sk1Cluhg Tal- ent Showg Student Council Rep- resentativeg House Council Representative. Treasurerg In- tramural Council Representa- tive, Treasurerg Baseballi Intra- mural Socccr. Volleyball. Self-Defense Club. BARBARA ANN SMITH Teacher Sl-Li Clubg Mixed Chorus: Li- brary Aideg House Council Al- ternateg Homeroom President Baton Squad: BEVERLEGA Editor. Lay-out, fir Y '?r KEITH STANTON Forest Ranger Self-Defense Clubg B-Hiveg In- tramural Football. JUDITH STEWART Elementary School Teacher Blazer Recipientg Office Ajdeg Guidance Aide, Home Room Officer, Secretary. it WEN DY SPENCER Registered Nurse Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Con- cert Chorusg Cheerleader, Class Marshall, Spanish Club, Class Officer, Treasurer, Intramural Council, Representative, In- tramural Volleyball, Soccer, Sen- ior Class Play. LESTER STACHE Electrical Mechanic Home Room Office Intramural Club. r, President, 'f:. ' TE E- Piduro No? Available - ALAN STEVENS Business School PA ULA STON E College Latin Club, Treasurerg Student Council Alternateg House Coun- cil, Alternate, Home Room Offi- cer, Treasurer: Gymnastics, 25 Mile Club. -far 'QLV A -f.5.' Q4 '3- i l54 DAVID J. SULLIVAN GAIL A. SULLIVAN Electrical Engineer Teacher Slide Rule Club, Ski Club, French Club. Home Room Officer. Secretary, Footballg Golfg 50 Mile Club. GLENN SWASEY Accountant Indoor Track, Cross Country. PETER H. SWIFT Business Administrator Ski Club. JOAN M. SUTHERLAND Secretary Office Aideg Pep Squad, Class Marshallg House Newspaper, Editorg AEGIS, Business Staff, B-House Treasurer. GERBEN SWART Undecided Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Cross Country. '27 9 -'35 E. 2 e If if f' 1 'T'-z ffl A ff? TIMOTHY SW EENEY Aviator Ski Club, Fire Squad: Talent Showq Key Club. SUSAN E. SWIFT Undecided DALE S. SYLVAIN Undecided French Club, Home Room Secretary, Treasurer. JUDITH SYMON DS Undecided Audio-Visual Clubg Folk Music Clubg Office Aideg Guidance Aideg Flag Squadg Home Room Officer, Vice-Presidentg Class Officer, Assistant Treasurer, Captain, Girls' Volleyball, Ush- er, Drama Night, Graduation, Underclass, Assemblies. 'QP STEVEN TALBOT Chemical Engineer JOVINA M. TARANTINO Undecided BEVERLEGA, Advertisement Mixed Chorus, Library Aide, Office Aide, Drama Club. A12 THEODORE K, SYMONDS Electrical Engineer JANET L. TALBOT Elementary Education Audio Visual Aids Club, Math Office Aide, Pep Squad, Home Team. Room Officer, Vice-President, Secretary, AEGIS, Business ing? Staff. S- 'Wm Q , BARBARA TAYLOR Chemistry Teacher German Club, Office Aide Guidance Aide, House Council Picture Noi Available PETER A. TEAG UE Teacher-Coach House Council, Representative, Alternate, Home Room Officer, C. JEFFREY TANNEBRING Dentist German Club, Ski Club Presi- dent, Home Room Officer, President, Intramural Soccer, Volleyball, Biology Club. BARBERA TARRICONE A11 Teacher Ski Club, Pep Squad, Intramu ral Tennis. 41 I56 Representative, BEVERLEGA, Copy. Vice-President, Football, Golf. l i l l 1 i r i l DONALD R. THERIAULT Business Administrator DIANNE M, THERIALTLT Undecided Q43 ,X 9 Wig ,X X: NK A t . J iiffeiilir . , Q!!! b, i N 'affll Behind stage preparations for Gentlemen Prefer Blondes involve J. Luntych, S. Burrow, und J. Archer. JIQDITH THERIAULT Secretary BEVERLEGA, Typing LEE THIBIDEAIQ Journalist Latin Clubg Office Aide Business Staff. t-.gi i?'1'r SHIRLEY THIBIDEAU CHRISTINE THOMAS WENDY JEAN THOMAS Undecided Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA Subscriptiong Cafeteria Aide Decoration Committee for Sen- ior Reception. MARTHA F. THOMPSON Restaurant and Hotel Management Drama Clubg BEVERLEGA, Subscriptiong Usher at Gradua- tion. We IBM Operalgr COmmCfClZiI AFIISI Ski Clubs Library Aidg. Art Service Clubg German Clubg Library Aideg AEGIS, Art Edi- IOF. ff tr' , J' - 1 C? .1 ARLENE TOMEO DAVID TOOMEY Undecided Undecided Debating Clubg Ski Club: Drama Club: Intramural Coun- cilg Intramural Bowlingg Senior- Class Play. CANDACE F. THOMPSON College Mixed Chorusg Concert Chorusg Office Aideg House Council Representative: Home Room Treasurerg House Newspaper. GORDON THORNTON Accountant House Council Alternateg In- door Trackg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country. l l KENNETH C. TOWEY Professional Herpetologist DAVID TREFRY Commercial Artist Intramural Soccer, Basketball, Football. Ya ,....rl JACQUELINE TORREY X-ray Technician German Clubg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Library Aideg Talent Showg Pep Squadg Spanish Club, Presidentg House Council Repre- sentative, Vice-Presidentg Home Room Vice-President, President, BEVERLEGA, Advertisementg 25 Mile Club. CHARLES M. TROWT College PAUL TORTOLINI Printer 'Q Q- 1 35 Y . .', , lx ' I t - .vii N ' ll JAMES TR UDEAU Engineer Home Room Presidentg Hockey. CHARLENE TRASHER Nurse Home Room Treasurerg BEV- ERLEGA, Subscription. LEO R. TREMBLAY Carpenter Student Council Representativeg Home Room Treasurer. f? I59 lb EARL VASEY Sheet Metal Shop Owner BRENDA L. WALKER College French Club: Pep Squad: BEVERLEGA, Subscription: Cafeteria Aide: Decoration Committee, Senior Reception. fab I60 JAMES E. TRYDER GENE S. VANDI Artist Teacher and Football Coach Orchestra: Band: Home Room Vice-President: Baseballg Foot- ball: Indoor Track: Intramural Volleyball, Basketball. Chess Club: French Club: Fire Squad: Key Club: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Cross Countryg 50 Mile Club. - - - mf fr' Q 'su '27 DOUGLAS W. WARD GLENN WEATHERFORD Government Anthropologist Distributive Ed. Club, Reporter: Football: Indoor Track: Out- Audio-Visual Aids Club: Con- door Track. cert Chorus: Library Aide. .grflf PAUL VITALE Automotive Engineer Home Room Vice-President House Newspaper: Intra mural Council Senior Rep resentative. DENNIS J. WALSH Electronics Engineer 'E' 'J' I v 1 , -:sp l l X ' v I JANET M. wELDoN ' Undecided - Baton Clubg Pep Squad. 1 CYNTHIA J. WHITAKER I Elementary Teacher l House Newspaperg Ski Clubg i AEGIS Business Staffg Home l Room Secretaryg Spanish Club, ' Vice-Presidentg Drama Club. l l MARGARET WEINHEIMER Clinical Psychologist Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Folk Music Clubg German Clubg Ski Clubg Guidance Aideg Flag Squadg Intramural Volleyballg Home Room Secretary. .L-s. THOMAS WEISEN SEE Clinical Psychologist Indoor Trackg Mixed Chorus, Ski Club. 'ar' 1'r'f'Y' GU' sf, l J MARY WELLS Elementary Teacher House Newspaperg Pep Squad Guidance Aideg Office Aide French Clubg Library Aideg Ba ton Club. HAROLD WHITE Military Service PRISCILI-A WHITE DONALD W. WHITEHEAD Marriage Undecided V5 Q. Mixed Chorusg Band, Secretaryg BEVERLEGA, Subscription. -. V' '95 HZ' ?'1 CRAIG WILLIAMS College Equestrian Clubg Fire Squadg In- tramural Basketballg Boys' Bas- ketball, Football. BRADFORD WILLS Mechanical Engineer House Council, Representativeg Home Room Presidentg Fire Squad, '7' '13' PATRICIA WILDES JEFFREY C. WILKINSON Fashion Designer Library Aideg Ski Clubg Home Room Vice-Presidentg AEGIS Art Staffg Drama Clubg Debat- ing Club. '17 BETTY-AN NE WOOD Clinical Psychologist Mixed Chorusg Flag Squad, Captaing House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA, Photographyg 25 Mile Clubg Folk Music Clubg Ski Clubg Concert Chorusg Li- brary Aide. Poet -Culp iv' 1- NANCY J. WOODBURY Registered Nurse Mixed Chorus: Pep Squadg Of- fice Aide. Nurseg House News- paperg AEGIS Business Staff, 622- JERE WILLIS College Chess Clubg Drama Club: Debating Clubg Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Usher at Gradua- tiong House Council, Alternate: Intramural Council, Representa- tive. JAMES WILSON Machinist !r 'UP 1 'YN V ,fn if X . SUSAN J. YOFFA Dental Hygienist Drama Clubg House Newspa- perg AEGIS Business Staff. 11: IL ,pil 1 W.- Z5 JOHN WRIGHT College Key Clubg Boys' Basketballg Baseball, Captaing Footballg In door Trackg Intramural Vol leyball, Basketball. iff DAVID ZAN UCCOLI Accountant Baseball. ROBERT YARRISON Research Chemist Bandg Orchestrag House Council Representativeg Home Room Presidentg Boys' Basketballg Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. x PAULA ZWICKER Practical Nurse Ski Clubg Mixed Chorusg Stu- dent Council Alternateg Baton Squadg BEVERLEGA. Sub- scription. Ji. if DONNA YORK Secretary Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA, Ty- pingg Cafeteria Aide. fb T' ii I63 iv 1 z. I ,,,- : .,,...- , ,. on ,,,...-- .4 ,. F11 'WDW V31 rw-- 5'.'U : .f,--M . . , . 9 .- I 'x h,2'.y.g 44,4-gift. 1 .110 - - X . ,N -0 f f t 1 . ., -K:-. . , Q. 5 - ., , . L A , F , . ,. .. , , rv. . x , ,--uc' -if ' ' 'A ,' ,' '. ' , 1 ' 4 -.' . ' - 'N we - . 5. .f l' ..',4A'- '-A M. f.:.m- I s -A N..-.gov ,V f . 'f A Q 54 -A b.. P Q-viii. in V h . 4 . M' P .L V n , A P., - ig' 31 ft., . .. .. ,-4: X I- x , . 1. , ' figfm A , w '-. .f,,. .W ta -1 N ' .. ' ,hfwv--v.. ,, .1 ,mf - -4 N-,.' ' ZX . , , i .1 2 . 3 N Q -, , . V , . -- ..-.KA , ., - ' in ' .W b fx - M- digl ,q,'f'..h ' 1, . D, A 4. Y QL I ,. 5, .2 -. , 'nm 'qw , .. . ' , .- -twapxrani . ,,A.v,, ,fx .ri V C . ,-1.-W. -. x 'qt -W.. ---. V-New F.. ,'w ',1',f,-. ,-A Am.:V , N-.- 4. ,-x -. .G-H uf rx' 'fl - - K . A 1:16.99 41+--.: TODAY'S JLI IORS JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD 'h BOTTOM ROW: K. Bekeritis. P. Clare. C, Leonard. A. Fortunato, E. MacDonald- A- Gfanfleldv R- Bfffmahan- W- Curran. D- BOYUTOU- T- Flannery S. Pinciaro, M. Gould. K. Wonson, J. Maciewicz, M. McE- l-3V50n- leney TOP ROW: D. Smith, D. Tiberio, J. Glasser, P. Hausman, M. While preparing for their role as Seniors, the Juniors contributed their part to the school activities and scholastic achieve- ments. Excelling in academic accomplish- ments were Kathy Wonson, Janet Machiewicz. and Walter Curran. Under the direction of Class President. Walter Curran, the Junior Executive Board helped to make the Class of '69 a success. The Juniors were fortunate to have as their Class Advisor Mr. George Accomando, who assisted Class Treasurer, Arthur Gran field. and the House Treasurers. The juniors gave Beverly High School some of its finest athletes, and school spirit was shown in both victory and defeat. Members of the Junior Class also per- formed in this year's Aegis assembly and the B.H.S. Talent Show. This year's Class has proved itself capable of accepting the Senior Tradition set before them. JUNIOR BLAZER RECIPIENTS Janice Maciewicz. Walter Curran. Kathy Wonson. 'lb ai J' 1 ,',' 5 i f s l 4 I TOMORROXXWS SENIORS X T tx - V .cg - v C? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Cynthia Leonard, Corresponding Secretary1 Walter Curran, Presidentg Ellen Flannery, Recording Secretary. TOP ROW: James Glasser, Vice-Presidentg Arthur Crranfield. Treasurer. JUNIOR HOUSE TREASLRERS Marilyn McElcney. Paul Hausmann, Kriatine Bckeritis. BOTTOM ROW C E JUNIOR BEVERLEGA STAFF : . lliol, D. Skowyra, H. Femino, D. Mugford. S. P'n 1 N. F TOP ROW: J. Murphy, C. Leonard, S. Acres, I. Allen, J. Maciewicd, CRhlr35ippolloliiTStrOm, L 4? 75 ref Stuart Irving attempts to score. Robert Rhoades lays it up. up. and inf V Trade schonl pupils turn the presses. X - 'v 3 -4- 'v -0 -rx f Ku-I 4 v .nouf N f 4 VIN xx ,j ' -Q T V:-4'+vu-' Nix. N-- - .xx ,X - 5 ij b Q' if ,f .I . ' A ...glib B- It ' 'll '1 4 fx ..- LEARNING TODN . .A-. SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: C. Breton, L. Winchester, C. Bushey, P. P. Lawler, B. Maine, J, Rodilico, P. Jaffe, J. Twombly S Bower, M. Vallis, C. Spencer, D. Cote, J. Edwards. TOP ROW: Harrington, J. Anreas, P. Boutcher, M. Salley. SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Bower, Recording Secretaryg Peter Boutcher, Presidentg J. Twombly. Corresponding Secretary. TOP ROW: James Andreas, Vice-President' Marian Vallis, Treasurer. l ,in V' N! T I7O SOPHOMORE CLASS The Class of 1970 entered Beverly High School and immediately tried to make itself a vital part of the school environment. This class can be proud of itself, for it was the largest class ever to enter B.H.S. Under the leadership of Peter Boutcher, the Sophomore Class participated actively in all the school functions. Many sophomores became in- terested in the clubs, others in sports, and others in the publications, AEGIS and BEVERLEGA. With each day in school, every sophomore became more a part of the goings-on at B.H.S., com- pletely realizing that in 1970 they would be in a large way responsible for the up- keep of the prestige of B.H.S. academical- ly and athletically. .FO LE D TQMCRRQW -xf if 71,1 E - . Mi, QE ,Ev E1 ffl 1 1 fl SOPHOMORE AEGIS MEMBERS Marion YLIIIIS, Ray mond Dems. Sandra XICTCLILIICII. Cccxly Tmuky SOPHOMORE BEYERLEG.-X MEMBERS April Derderlan, Donna Bamstelll. Damel Pla-rcs. Jud5 Sp1r1d1gl1ozz1. Dmnc Battxslclll, v 1 ggi i ,111 v I ff' v f i r 1 ! f .-X .J x if J - I 1 E X if A U1 K 1 5. ' .1 ,. 'filers BOTTOM ROWg M. Waterbury, M, Burghsiead, D, BLU A Hgwafd M Rmson G Spears B Whittaker P Comeau D Herndon R Kell P. Porter. A. Derderian. G, Osgood, L. Thorpe. P. Hilton TOP ROW -l Whltf? J OUICIIE L Gordon A 5u02ll0 CLASS OF l97O As usual the Sophomore Class came to B.H.S. with its share of athletes. This year we stunned all the upperclassmen with stars in track, hockey, and basketball. Along with athletes, we have our share of scholars participating in the Marine Biology Club headed by Mr. Michel. Their goal of the year was to make a collection of marine life found in the Beverly, Massachusetts area, the final display to be contributed to the school's science department. To organize the class payment of dues, House Treasur- ers were elected. The Sophomores' first year at Beverly High School was productive and enjoyable. y l72 EEILIMB UPWARD Frau Pmtprsuii tuiiglns .4 Guniiin ll gliiss 5 la Dianne Dimmick and Linda Kaplan eye hockey star James Deering, while examining the House of 1110 Seven Gablefpictures. ,fx Ch .hi Bi Sophomore Houm Trcnsurgrx. John Rodilico, Christine Breton. Barry Maine. I73 r-. 4- , I v -Md, . A.. ,f-.., Dv - .. ' 'uv ' !' 1. ' -na F -,,... 5- ' 1-.-' on U 1..- .-,-4 I f I a RQ5uRANnMoroR INNUI ls-,MS I - DANVERS, ,5,r:21 E EE E MASSACHUSETTS . ' II ' ,.., ' FOR GRACIOUS DINING . .. 5' I lf: -' NEW ENGLAND SHORE - :gif I, , , . -L Q EE ,fi-, '- DINNEIIS, BAKED STUFFED I Q LOBSTERS, Iulcv STEAKS I -I- yr ff' AND ROAST BEEF saw Q - NZ XC ,'f ,D f ' . COMPLETE Mora SERVICE . WEDDING RECEPTIONS - cwss - SOCIALS . COMPLETE CONVENTION FACILITIES . COCKTAIL LOUNGE . FUNCTION Rooms Route I28-Exit 21 N 774-6300 Compliments of GREENLAW ELECTRIC CO. THE FAMILY LOUNGE INC. Fine Italian 81 American Cuisine Laura 8. Art Silva 374 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. 922-6615 922-98I4 ' v 'fvff' 0 X , X1.j Q 'K ,f V X, 1 X' X XX Spmxlm yW r 'I , Q f R Q? Fzf X N W 'Q E1 X f CJ! XX , f in 6 f va , X F 2 X 1 ,uf if Z.: a X XZXYV2 Xxxgx K f , I W YZ: if 9 X f X N X + - w? f X u X Eh' V F5532 Q' .1 ,Xb R , 1 ,! N tk -+ xy X 1 9 I XX It N W L Q 4 XX FSXEQE xf Q Q f Y I ! X .Y-V X x W X! K X 'lk ZX X? Compliments of f METAL HYDRIDES DIVISION TO THE CLASS OF 1968 CEL! GOD GRANT ME THE SERENITY TO ACCEPT THE THINGS I CANNOT CHANGE COURAGE TO CHANGE THE THINGS I CAN, AND WISDOM TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE xyqp MAYCR JAMES A. VITALE CITY OF BEVERLY .sg ,' Q., F IS Uctkrgqsgy Complimenls of BOMAC DIVISION OF VARIAN ASSOCIATES Salem Road Beverly, Massachusells WELCOME ABOARD! In Old New England Sea Faring Atmosphere 'QVC OMMQDOQE LOBSTER SEAFOOD 81 PRIME ROAST BEEF 81 STEAKS LUNCHEONS DINNERS 4 PRIVATE DINING ROOMS Accommodaiions For 200 People WEDDINGS GROUPS BUSINESS MEETINGS Open Doily Yeor Round. Ample Parking Enon ., o. ever 45 Sf N B ly 1 Rte. IA Ioff Rte. 128 of Exit ZONJ 922-5590 Compliments of BEVERLY TRUST CO The Bank of The People I 4 1 I NORTHSHORE VOLKSWAGEN, INCORPORATED Volkswagen Sales and Service 128 Park Street Beverly, Massachusetts T I ph 922 3924 C pl f f 1966 1969 JUNICR CLASS NORTH SHORE WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Distributors of Ronda Lee and Blue Hill Products Beverly, Mass. THE FARMS APOTHECARY PRESCRIPTIONS AND SUNDRIES Wendell I. Radcliffe, Mgr. Beverly Farms 922-0077 Compliments ot COVE GARAGE AUTO BODY 144 Hale St. Beverly, Massachusetts A. ABATE 81 SONS Dealers in Artistic Memorials Tel. 922-OSI7 Compliments of MILL FABRIC OUTLET Beverly, Mass. Compliments of SAM GOLDBERG 8: SON, INC. 428 Rantoul Street 922-6400 L. B. MOODY CO. 220 Rantoul Street Beverly, Moss. Office Supplies A. B. Dick Mimeograph - Duplicating Supplies Compliments ot MONTSERRAT SERVICE STATION RALPH E. LEWIS 1 uf 5, Il'- W. 3 . ' ' .i luIl E Y I 1. ..!,-- f -qua-G--1 lg I, TED SIHPOL L-R Suzanne Landolphi, Katherine Cox - Secretary, Cindy Allen W. W. BRITTON, INC. AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT PARTS 465 Rantoul Street Beverly, Massachusetts 1 i WINER BORS., INC. Hardware Men Since 1918 190 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. N wQ, x L-R Sally Burrow, Cheryl Ccrlmon, Mr. Clay G. Pormenter, Assisiani Treasurer - Christie Preston I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES C. F. TOMPKINS COMPANY ILane Cedar Chesfs and CompIeI'e Home FurnishingsI I32 Caboi' Sireei Beverly, Massachuseffs 922-075I STERLING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. and STERLING AND ASSOCIATES-REALTORS I 9 Broadway 92 2-6600 IAgency of ServiceI CHARTERED BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Why Take Less Than The Best - fl. 'I In I I I as I MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. I Telephone 745-IOOO Cdr. J. A. Michoud 1 I V I . 1, ' I TOBY FORD SALES, INC. 199-217 Rantoul Street Beverly, Massachusetts Business Telephone - 922-OO59 ITB L-R Cynthia Nelson, Kathy McNamara, Bob Chub Perkins, Mr. Toby Shindler, Art Chick Cicchetti, Daniel Nadborny, Thomas Rolinger. DEPiERo's esso SERVICE Compllmenls of 474 Rantoul St. Beverly, Mass. 191.922.3541 SHOE STORE Complete Automotive Service I54 Cabot Street 922-0846 Compliments of NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY JOHN A. CONWAY INSURANCE l36 Dodge Stret Beverly, Mass. 0I9l5 35 Church St. Salem, Mass. Tel. 744-5204 Compliments of GOVE LUMBER CO. 80 Colon Street HAYES MUSIC STORE Beverly Massachusetts 250 Cabot St. Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-092l COMPLIMENTS OF , Compliments ot 1145 SUB HQUSE MONTY'S SERVICE STATION 586 Cabot St. 50gevReiUolilx3!:eel Beverly, Massachusetts Congratulations and Best Wishes to My Employees and the Class of '68 ,hs ,K , I M- A ' I RALPH'S MARKET INC. L-R Barbara Estey, Ralph Patisella, - Proprietor, Ginny Ray, Kathy McNamara, and Janet Talbot. 1 l THE EVl5NlNG Complimenls of 30,5Qjg',2jgjj,g2,2j CAREN CASUAL NEW 5 O'HARA'S N A . . . , S l Beverly, Massachuselfs THE EVENING NEWS BARTER BROTHERS. INC. I Flowers and Gills I Sqleml Mgssochuseffs Beverly Cenler Vinnin Square Area code 617 744-0600 Be'e Y S 'm 'l 922-4086 599-5300 In Beverly 1 Sporling Equipmenf l Cameras-Film-Phofofinishing l - -5 Beachwear 5 ' mei! coR.Nix co. 5 THE 278 Cabal' S+. Beverly, Mass. 4 evEN'NE' l 1-F-219' , .. , .-A 335' A . CARMOTE PAINTS ART SUPPLIES, WALLPAPER - . 284 c bo S 922. 9 Growing Growing G ' nee' lf' 9 BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK . av l l I L-R Charles Shairs, William Doheriy, Mr. Burton Phillips, Malcom Dodge, Jovinia Tarantino, Virginia Ray, Mary Ann Conrad. I P -P in I I I W gown 1. - E Q , Q A .Q , fif?:af?9Z-'ig 51: .' ' - f a:f,j:2: , .+.' A ' .- f:s'- 3 ff ' ' y ah- O 3' ' -251':.bf 'Q' H 'A s ' f..f?5f5gfff1'7 1 F Q , . 1' 'Sal gf'-.1 , . , ,. ffff'-Q': , Q A 1 v E5 .EJ 'tv . ,.. , V V ' A gf, - 1 J., 1 .HN . ,, ,Q-,Q ' - A I , , , . 1 .... t V., ,., M. , K f, A L1 .4 .g:,w'T':.f,,'.'- '. ,. Q. A t sw' Q-,..5-H:-'- 1 BEVERLY co-OPERATIVE BANK K 195 Compliments of WILLIAM CHARLES STUDIO , f .- ,X 1 5 F' A 'F CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER L-R Mr. Levy, Mr. Shumcm, Mr. Gouizos I Ima if 4, I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I v I' i i 1 4 E I , , V 5.