Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1969 volume:

J Beverlegca 1969 I - 5 ' .' V.-,.,'. . .. 5 .- . .. -1 Beverly High School Beverly, Massachusetts l ur 2 ' N 5 , ' -x -. x,,Wx .WM i A ,rg I .fu . SQQ3 x '.. , ,A ,. ialsw ww ., . A a' mf pr hav.:-.A U .f -4--. . .. 'f ' LI' f . ti' -.. 4 , - ' , .Y - -Q -4 g-ff.-. ' ,.., 4 ,Q Q , R ' . -'yi ,:a. f5.L . X .L ,. JL 'J-Q s ' Ti Q ' -I 'K .x 'vs' -' 1 ' 'T u ' 'Q' ,K lf' s, --Qesrseugha .,,, V . .1 z, .,, 1. A., 'lb-f. vvvlhftfl-qi If ,,, ,- , z . ' fur AP' . . ...u T 1' ' V ' .r ' Y - ., ' 4,4 AL. 1 , '. G . , . , D 1 . .. ., 1- -., . - ' - ., - MA- . I ,... ,il ... 5--, .., ,. ...A 1 . A, . 1 1 ' '- .,,, Q' , 4 -A -V ik., 'f Mm- .ww L 1 '1 f 4 1 5 Y e iii f Q2 Z ,rl Toble of Contents Activities ' 6 Sports 32 House Section 48 Faculty 66 Seniors 86 Underclossmen . I 64 . Advertisements 172 S L av 9 -4'Y' 1 E 1 . X f i mi Q L 3 e-xi mmm ,r . , , , 7+-,..-1.,,s X ., . .. ,..,. , .......... h . .,,,.-....m....s..,,.....,..... .4......., web- N X , ,, g -4. . 9 .-, 34, .X .. ' A 1, , .' 'I' .. .4 , . A A - .. 1. 1.1 ,. , - if ' : 1. ' FV Activities l.'Tf!f'i,'lYY ,wan '-'lm-1-4--, i - x 5,gl ,g-F Qaix ...?'ifL35fzXx.-'n n ,J-.,.,f '- 1-' ,gt ,w , S : STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: K. Bekeritisg K. Doolingg E. Collinsg P. Hausmanng J. Glasserg M. Cilligan and C. Batchellor. MID- DLE ROW: J. Fallg A. Andrewsg J. Crawfordg P. Theriaultg G. Bennett and D. Pierce. TOP ROW: J. Hartg D. Bisail- lon, E. Donahueg B. Hitchingsg D. Ramsdell and M. Rehlander. Leoders of 1 Moin Student Council i 5 ,6 KZ s -sl-4 3 'Nz YT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Paul Haus-mann. Vice-Presidentg James Glasser, President. TOP ROW: Edward Collins. Treasurerq Marie Cilligan. Secretary. The Main Student Council of Beverly High School provides the necessary link between the students and the administra- tion. Through their elected representative. students voice their suggestions for fund- raising activities and for possible altera- tions in the school's policy. Those which are deemed feasible by the council, its advisors, and the administration are in- corporated into school life. This year's council was composed of the representa- tives who are pictured above. Honor Students The honor students of Beverly High School are recognized twice yearly at High Honor Convocations held in the full and winter. This yearis senior class had sev- eral superior students. By November. 1968 eight members of the class had been awarded blazers for maintaining a 3.6 average in their studies. Five more seniors were added to the first group of recip- ients at a High Honor Scholar Convoca- tion in March of 1969. Six students, including two blazer recip- ients, received letters of Commendation because of their performance in their National Merit exams. Tomorrow BOTTONI ROW: WV. lfishl ll. Hugg BLAZER RECIPIENTS NATIONAL MERIT K- WOHSOHL D. Chanskyg E. Booraem. TOP ROW VIII A. llranfivld. BELOW: S. Carinos: A. Cohen: J. Nlaviewivz: K. Wongong S. Pint-iaro: K. Bckeritisg In CL.,,,I,K.llin. W' ummm P. Haussmanng D. Chanskyg C. Bresnahang M. Mclileneyg D. Mercaldi. 13 5 Y, KJ EDITORS Michael Allard, Photography Editorg Sharon Acres, Copy Editorg Robert Appolloni, Editor-in-Chiefg and Rhonda Duplessis, Layout Editor. From Getting-To-Know-You . . . LAYOUT COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: R. Waldmang J. Maciewiczg R. Duplessis, Layout Editor and C. Leonard TUV ROW': J. Fall: ll. Xl:-ruililiz X. llvrlie-ri.m .mil ll. l'n-rt vu W-5 Y-J Wi Q t 4 COPY COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: S. Acres, Copy Editorg and D. Mugford. MIDDLE ROW: D. Batlistc-lli and ,l. Spiridiglioui. Till' ROW: ,I, Tlurpliy :ind F. l'im'iaro. E H Beverlegc The events of our high school yr-ar-. from g1etting-to-know-you to gradua- tion. have been permanently recorded for the future fun of looking back. by our BEVERIITCA Staff. Thr- work of the yearbook staff actually began during the spring of the year preced- ing publication. Editors and members of the layout staff met during the summer to assemble ideas for the theme and divisional arrangement of the yearbook. The entire BEVERLECA Staff has met weekly since the beginning of the school year. laying: out and typ- ing pages. scheduling pictures. solicit- ing subscriptions. and writing copy. The efforts of each member of the staff were directed toward the publi- cation of a complete and accurate yearbook by advisors Miss Isabel Har- riman, Miss Frances Hatch. Miss Alar- garet Miner and Miss Claire Gauthier. To Graduation be J' , LA' .f ,. Q7 X , f,!!.x..' . Q PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: L. Richardsong M. Allard, Photography Editor: H. Femino, TOP ROWg G. Flint: C. Elliot: N. Forsstrom and D. Battistelli. V1 Q - . 'J G I 1 , .,. I k . 2 'Hr A SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: D. Erikseng T. Gopwanig S. Hamiltong J. Phillips P. Katzg D. Sawchuckg M. Wogan and A. Galipeau. MIDDLE ROW: C. Marcuccig C. Morseg M. Drohinskig P. Carlandg B. Collins: D. Crandallg D. Wolkinsg C. Carfagno and S. LeBlanc. TOP ROW: N. Wardg P. Forrantg J. Clayg M. Kielbasag R. Lawrenceg S. Belleaug J. Salt and B. Dow. va l TYPING COMMITTEE I BOTTOM ROW: K. Trainorg S. Bealieug D. Erikseng P. Eastwood and M. Bonaiuto. MIDDLE ROW: R. Butlerg J. Hazelgraveg B. Collinsg D. Crandallg S. Hamilton and M. Mason. TOP ROW: J. Gulbrandseng J. Bissong B. Marshall: M. Wogang A. .Galipeau. I 2 I C J EDITORS AND ADVISORS BOTTOM ROW: Michael Allard, Photography Editorg Sharon Acres, Copy Editorg Robert Appolloni, Editor-in-Chiefg and Rhonda Duplessis, Layout Editor. TOP ROW: Miss Margaret Minerg Miss Claire Cauthierg Miss Frances Hatchg and Miss Isabel Harriman. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: E. Orlandog J. Gelineaug J. Mondanog K. Trainorg D. Lizzotteg P. Eastwood MIDDLE ROW: P. NIcl.aughlin: R. Hammerstromg K Gout-ller: D. Ames: D. Henderson: B. McDonald. TOP ROW: S. Perryg J. Culbrandsen: J. Ouellette: E. D'Allesandog D. Parker and D. Nichols. ai Creotive Expression . . .' Aegis The outlet for B.H.S. literary and artistic talent is our school magazine, AEGIS. Besides the four publi- cations of AECIS each year, a major activity of the magazineis staff'is the traditional assembly. This year, members of the AEGIS staff were again offered an opportunity to demonstrate their wide variety of tal- ents. K. Bekeritis, fimmediate lower left! made her singing debut, while P. Hausmann fcenteri gave his interpretation of a classical dance. Members of the faculty were also seen in the assembly. Mr. Richard Batchelder fimmediate lower rightj made a cameo appearance and udid his thing. The assembly was climaxed by a beauty contest. As seen in the bottom photo, the beauties H. Connaughton, N. Mitchell, R. Brown, W. Charette, J. Glasser and D. Boynton were a choice section of our student body. 5 5 U H'- 1 'wiv-1-.ws-r n tx i n Performance And On Paper re-tary. El ' AEGIS BUSINESS STAFF BOTTOM ROW: P. Lavoieg C. Nordeng J. Popeg D. Toleosg K Dooling and M. Pellitier. MIDDLE ROW: P. Clancyg J. Johnson M. Johnson: J. LeBlanc and J. Phillips. TOP ROW: L. Pendleton C. Dooleyg J. Smithg M. Estyg P. Eastwood and P. Zegaczewski. 1 v 1, . 1 iq . . 4 I 4' 5 AEGIS LITERARY AND ART STAFFS BOTTOM ROW: R. Browng L. Stroutg P. Hausmanng K. Wonsonq J. Perrong T. Pentag D. Baisillion and E. Booraem. MIDDLE ROW: S. Krupskyg E. Doyleg D. Crawford: NI. Yallifg J. Weisman: A. Cohen und C. Trax- sky. TOP ROW: L. Pariseaug C. Clark: E. Flannery: K. Bekeritis: D. Miller: C. Dea and R. Dennis. I5 Paul Hausmann, Assistant Editorg Kathy Wonson, Editor-in-Chiefg ,Ioan Pcrron, Sec- g u DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Furnari. Treasurer: J. Poirier. President: J. Ceorgandis, Vice-President. TOP ROW: J. Bartnicki, Secretary: W. Pitman, Historian. 9 L13 I -J Distributive Education The Distributive Education course of Beverly High School is a program designed to give those students whose chosen future careers are in the field of merchandising, the advantage of both classroom and on-the-job train- ing. Mornings are spent in discussion with their advisor, Mr. Richard Di- Carlo and doing classwork related to buying and selling. The students then leave school at 11:15 A.M. to com- mence their work day at jobs obtained for them by Beverly High School. This dual training is a definite ad- vantage for the students as they em- bark upon merchandising careers in our highly competitive world. Buying And 2 L- K i A i gn DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB BOTTOM ROW: W. Pitman: J. Bartnickig L. Furnari: I. Ceorgandis: J. Poirier. MIDDLE ROW: D. Haskell: J. Heath: L. Walsh: C. Osborne: B. Crosby: Mr. Richard DiCarlo. TOP ROW: P. Harrison: K. Butler: I.. Gall: P. Gatelyi .I. Hart. 'Y' I yf, BOTTOM ROW R Blackman M Auger L Brillant M Rathbun P Zegaczewski J. Celineaug R. Cacciola. MIDDLE ROW L Bowen S Clay A Qtewart L Cucinelli J Cole G Thibideau G Renardg B. Byrne. TOP ROW: R. Bus-- B.H.S. News While BEVERLECA summarizes yearly' events and AECIS displays lit- erary' and artistic talents. weekly sports and social happenings are puh- licized hy the staff of the B.H.S News. The -1-J English Class. consist- ing of twenty'-six students. utilizes English periods for reporting. proof- reading. editing and typing articles for the school paper. ln the picture Mr. George Wleiler. BHS. News Ad- visor. checks an article for the paper while B. Byrne. Nl. Rathhun. P. Zee- aczewski. and J. Celineau review re- sults ofa recent poll. 'F o P 1 r X 'b TS - N X LATIN CLUB S. Perrong C. Lucey D. Hager: C. Charette and L. Stowell. o o Commumcchng In A FRENCH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: A. Chalifourg S. Feenang J. LeBlanc: P, Ewszwoodg D. Bisaillong S. Perrong E. Flannery, Presidentg if. Ilrv-nalmn: .X. lk-rdf-rian: J. Wefi-nun: J. Turvotte. MIDDLE ROW: N. Rrndg-rick: C. .-Xstnlfi: D. Durelr: C. burexiu: C. Norden: D. Magerg S. Muenznerg R. Carfagnog C. Prcatunz L. Parsonsg S. Tiffany. TOP ROW: N. LaPennag J. Cross: N. Popcg E. Donahucg S. Pinciarog M. McEleny1 S. Aarcsg D. LaPorto: L. Young: E. Walsh: E. Casper. Language Clubs Along with the language classes offered each year by the language department, the department spon- sored three clubs. These clubsg French, Latin, and Spanish, were for the students who wished to become more proficient in a lan- guage on a friendly, extra-curric- ular basis. The purpose of the clubs were primarily educational, but the program also included field trips to foreign food restaurants and films for amusement. 'oreign Tongues K N-ff f U ,X 'ile ne comprends pas. 3 SPANISH CLUB 1-,W BOTTOM ROW: D. Brayg C. Batchelderg C. Norden: N. Clarkg A. Hoarg M. Augerg D. Birong C. Breshnehan B. Gomez. MIDDLE ROW: D. Marshallg P. MacClauslandg D. McPherson: S. Slattery: D. LaPortog C. Bussone S. Mercaldig P. Prest. TOP ROW: H. Wilburg S. Traskg R. Douglasg M. Killeeng D. Sauchuckg D. Comeau: C Carsong R. Waldmang S. Hilton. DRAMA CLUB BOTOM ROW: C. Clarkg D. Chanskyg D. Dandag H. Thompsong T. Curweng D. Derbyg J. Alleng A. Sciucco. MIDDLE ROW: J. Sihpolg G. Barterg S. Norwoodg S. Browng D. Crawfordg M. Banvilleg D. LaPortog J. Taylorg C. Tardiff. TOP ROW: B. Lopsg J. Strahlg A. Mc Sweeney, R. Denisg C. Deag J. Burgessg J. Pashoog- ian, D. Wilkins. Ready For The Beverly High School Drama Club consists of students who enjoy all phases of stage produc- tions. This years annual play was lf A Man Answers. At the left, D. Wilkins, R. Denis, C. Dea, and D. Chansky socialize during a party scene. The Audio-Visual Aides, headed by Mr. Michael Casale, worked alongside the Drama Club to make the production more suc- cessful. Their other involvements included setting up equipment for large-group instruction and school assemblies. The Theatre Club. advised by Miss Frances Hatch and Mrs. Theo McCleod, visited local the- atres to review productions such as 6'Come Summer, starring Ray Bolger. This club gives students, a chance to see both Broadway and Off-Broadway productions. afgn ix THEATER CLUB BOTTOM ROW: C. Bussoneg J. Ouelletteg D. Dandag C. Norden, Presidentg T. Curweng C. Breton MIDDLE ROW: K. Coucherg J. Lipman: E. Ring: K. Maxon: IQ, Axlolfiz .l. Yam-arm IJ, Km-n.m. TOP ROW: S. Masong J. Saltg D. Richardsong C. Clarkg D. Crandallg D. Gravel. Broadway D. Travers and P. Kendrick recene instructions from Mr. Michael Casale. . CHESS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: R. Douglas: P. I-'ultzg L. Hirtle: G. Caldwell: NI. Celantano: Q. Davey: W. Nelson: C. Stearns: C. Winters: W. Curran: P. Boudreau: W. Dow: B. Lewis and S. Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: D. Taylor: J. Allen: G. Calinosg M. Sweet: M. Iaffee: D. Crawford: S. Tryder: P. Comeau: P. Carbrey: G. Campbell: M. Forward: L. Stanley: D. MacCarthy: E. Crawford: M. Morin: R. ,luliano and A. Cranfield. TOP ROW: P. Chansky: 5. Casper: F. Field: W. Lee: D. Cole: R. Fortunato: D. Pierpont: A. Cichetti: H. Chin: T. Kelly: P. Hilton: C. Dow: M. Norman and J. Sangster. Planning, Build ' A' i Chess Club The main objective of the Chess Club. sponsored by Mr. John Lapsley, is to familiarize students with the game of chess. Students who know the game com- pete in tournaments for Class Champion- ships. Students new to the game are urged to participate for pleasure and practice. Debating Club International affairs are central topics at the weekly meetings of the Debating Club. This year the club has chosen the issue evolving from the selective service. Throughout the year students argue the DEBATINC CLUB pros and cons of the draft in hopes of BOTTOM ROW: W. Homempa: T. Copwanig M. Forward: C. Astolphi producing a mutual agreement and thereby and D. Civatherese. TOP ROW: C. Cohn: E. Herbert: D. Crawford: N. developing Oratoricalskillst Olson and M. Jaffee, 22 Art Service Club The Art Service Club is respon- sible for bulletin and showcase displays. With the help of Mrs. Adele Niebergal, the members ar- range house bulletin boards and showcases in keeping with par- ticular occasions and seasons. The help of the club in decorating the school is appreciated throughout the school. Key Club The Key Club is a non-profit organization with its main aim being to help other organizations and people. Under the auspices of Mr. Richard La Pointe. the club sponsors school functions. such as this yearis Christmas Dance. Members are also involved in community services such as working for the Salvation Army and setting up cots for the Marine Band. ing, Serving ART SERVICE Cllli BOTTOM ROW: D. Crawford: BI. Mason: T. Pt-nta: 5. Dunham and T. Tremhly. TOP ROW: Mrs. Adele Niebergalg P. Carlandg S. Couture: R. King: D. Crandall and D. Harding. KEY CLUB .,r '-,.Y -I Y ' V 1 1 a . BOTTOM' ROW: J. Frazier: J. Drinkwaterg C. Bennett: .l. Appolloni, Prcsidentg R. .Xppollonig K. Bloom: 5. Tiffani and XI. Shannon. MIDDLE ROW: LI. Stearns: .l. Kelly: l'. O'Rt-irnv: .l. Nixon: R. Xormantl: lt. lfis- ette: R. Puluzzi and Mr. Richard La Pointe, advisor. TOP ROW: D. Tilierio: S. Hawrylukg R. Ohanian: S. Hilton: L. Flannery: M. Furnari: C. Cormier: and D. Pierce. 23 EXPLORERS CLUB BOTTOM ROW: T. Curellig J. Kuconisg A. Cicchetti. SEC- OND ROW: L. Ward: J. Thurber: E. Pinanski. TOP ROW: R. Douglas: P. Jensen: and P. Carbrey. Explorers Club The Explorers Club is comprised of students in the higher fields of science. The Club meets at the research center of the Lnited Shoe Machinery Corp.. where the members have access to computers and laboratories. Here. they do problems and experiments in such fields as data processing. Biology Club Each student in the Biology Club has an annual project. Research and experimentation raising ham- sters. breeding black and white mice. and plant grow- ing is carried on in the school laboratories. At the meetings. the students give reports on their progress or results. Moth Teom Under the direction of Mr. Laurence Wiiner. the math team meets and discusses various aspects of mathematics. including inductive and deductive rea- soning and trigonometric identities. The team prepares twice weekly for competition in math tournaments at neighboring high schools. Weight Lifters Club The weight'lifters club is comprised of five ener- getic young men interested in physical development through the art of weight lifting. Although not a com- petitive team. the boys pursue their hobby regularly. Exploring New Bounclories 1- .ir BIOLOGY CLUB BOTTOM ROW: N. Herbertg P. Beaucheane: D. Derby: W. Horzempa. TOP ROW: A. Orlowskig C. Astolfig W. Baker: R. Paluzzi: and Mr. Lawrence Anderson. 24 XA MATH TEAM BOTTOM ROW: G. Huggetg A. Cranfieldg C. Deag S. Pinciaru: C. Clurkp und S. Cleveland. TOP ROW: R. Douglu Paluzzig W. Horzempag K. Currierg R. Appollonig and Mr. Lawrence Winer. Nith Reason And Research WEIGHT LIFTERS CLUB P. O'Beirneg R. Laurrcnsdnrfg W. Kellcherg D. Wilkinsg' and R. Kelly. I BOTTOM ROW: J. Trahan: E. Booream: N. Phillips: B. Goldberg: J Cuman: D. Mercaldi: P. Holland: L. Ward: J. Worsencroff: C. Elliot: M. Connoley: B. Dodge: M. Horne: F. Bennett: R. Horne: J. Thurber: E. Cleveland: P. Servizio: W. Richards: J. Osoff: R. Julian: R. Baker: S. Crassin: G. Belanger: D. Chainey: and S. Culdhrandsen. XIIDDLE ROW: C. Graves: A. Derderian: S. Soares: P. Warren: S. Ossoff: C. Holliss: D Quimby: J. Ross: B. Hitchings: D. Pierce: J. Drown: R. Weldon: J. Glas ser: W. Hood: T. Curreli: G. Travers: S. Brown: E. Schempp: R. Acco mando: V. Smart: J. Peterson: L. Tuinilla: S. Mercaldi: J. Rowe: J. Zol ner N. Roundy: J. White: and B. Bell. TOP ROW: B. Crombie: S. Canou lis: B. Ignacio: J. Mondano: D. Dailey: A. Howard: R. Richard: P. Prest C. Mercaldi: M. Calitri: D. Napolitano: H. Hathorne: W. Devitt: P. Chansky: W. Johnson: W. Soares: R. Kelly: R. Fortuna: R. Shelmardine M. Cook: R. Rawson: R. Currier: L. Cuccinelli: E. Casper: L. Pendleton: D. Bell: and C. Lowell. From Hcalftime Routines Q 653 1 W it if ' t , Q . ' -tr i i f ' l f t . l .1 X Q J I '! PX Ax M FLAGSQUAD BOTTOM ROW: C. Lowell: D. Chainey, Captain: L. Pendleton: and S. Gulbrand- sen. TOP ROW: N. Roundy: J. White: B. Bell: and D. Bell. The Activities of the B.H.S. band ranged from halftime performances at football games, to the commencement march at graduation. The band usually met five activity periods weekly to rehearse arrangements: during football season, the band practiced marching routines together with the Flag and Baton Squads. As a part of an exchange concert program, the Band, Baton Squad, and Flag Squad, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence P. Drouin. traveled to the Chatham. New York high school for a week- end and reciprocated by host- ing the Chatham band. These exchange concerts provide the students an opportunity to perform before a variety of audiences. as well as allow- ing them to become acquaint- ed with student life in dif- ferent cities. , lf! .J F To Commencement March tsl' .1 was D F L,- BATON SQUAD I It iQ- BOTTOM ROW: P. Warreng S. Cianoulisg E. Booreamg C. Graves: J. Trahang B. Ignacio: and D. Dailey. TOP ROW: S. Mondanog B. Crombieg A. Derderiang S. Soarc-sg N. Phillips: and B. Coldbcr .-.Han 4 Q MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: C. Dodge: M. Nigro: B. Howell: S. Crassin: L. Richardson: M. Sciavello: C. Young: V. Abbott: T. Smith: C. Astolfi: E. Casper: S. Hathaway: A. Tarricone: V. Smart: W. Holland: C. Hercaldi: P. Scott: P. Eastwood: K. Trainor: L. Martin: S. Stimme: and D. Hajdys. SECOND ROW: H. Thompson: S. Caparelle: J. Peterson: R. Corini: C. Michaud: D. Tapper: N. Morrison: P. Bachaine: J. Bowen: KI. Horne: P. Bussone: L. Bowen: R. Abbott: C. Lowell: D. Morrill: R. Rolinger: J. Eddy: D. Lizotte: C. Foss: S. Clemente: and T. Cop- wani. THIRD ROW: N. Martel: K. Wonson: B. Allen: C. Burr: H. Wills: D. Anderson: C. Bernard: P. Smith: C. Smith: D. Denlcy: W. Soares: E. Cohen: S. Worsencroft: Cleveland: D. Cravelli: and P. Fultz, TOP ROW: P. Witkowski: B. Hithcings: M. Carlson: P. Smith: D. Wolkins: C. Elliott: D. Bray: S. Deinstadt: D. Chaney: D. Vankiotis: T. Curelli: S. Casper: P. Kendrick: C. Sharrot: A. Derderian: E. Flannery: C. Dorden: N. Forstrom: E. Booregan: A. Ambrifi: E. Doyle: and D. Chansky. B.H.S. Chorus The numerous School assemblies that took place throughout the year were Often highlighted by the B. H. S. Mixed Chorus and Concert Choir. Sections of the 110- voice chorus met twice weekly during regularly scheduled class periods to pre- pare new numbers. The full chorus usually rehearsed at least one activity period each week. Under the direction of Mr. Law- rence P. Drouin. a variety of musical selections ranging from classical numbers to modern popular tunes were performed by the chorus during assemblies and con- certs. During: the Christmas concert the mixed chorus sang folk tunes as well as seasonal selections. With A Voice 'i b gx i' T :E k .. . ,O P ..... 1 ..--111.- Of Singing CONCERT CHOIR BOTTOM ROW: R. Gorinig C. Michaudg N. Nielsen: P. Bauchaneg CHORUS OFFICERS BOTTOM Row. fmhy Num.-n, 1.1r,f..f1..n. n.,f.,.1,, rg:,..f..k,. rf..--. E df-ntg und Sm!! Cle-w-lun4l, Vl4'l'-lJf1'Nlflf'lll. 'lOl' ROW: Xldflll Cook, Sw-rccturyg unrl Dvlrru Clmimky. 'l'r1-nsllrvr. I . C. Astolfig E. Casperg T. Torrieoneg S. Clevclandg C. Lowellg D. Morrillg D. Millerg S. Acresg and B. Howell. SECOND ROW: B. Alleng H. Willsg C. Burrg C. Bernardg D. Denleyg L. Boweng M. Horneg V. Smarty P. Brennang J. Eddyg K. Wonsong and D. C K. Wonsong D. Vankiotisg W. Soaresg E. Coheng J. Woisencroftg R. I. Peterson. TOP ROW: P. Witkowskig M. Marlsong P. Smithg D. B E. Doyleg D. Richardsong and D. Chansky. rave-ll. THIRD ROW: B. Hitcllingsg D. Wolkinsg H. Thompsong Abbottg R. Rulings-rg E. Booreamg P. Fultzg E. Flanneryg and rayg T. Cure-llig S. Casperg P. Kcndrickg C. Shurrotg C. Nordeng SR.. U57 ill? it X-f Sys 3 ,wr Fit was C 5 fax r , Y Lb f,. .WA ,A '. ,,. 4 'af , xv. . V U t U ., Q ':,., IJ I . X 5- 51-k,s,su -W 'H- fm 'Yi SKI CLUB OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Marino, Secretaryg Sandra Talbot, Presidentg and David Boynton, Vice President. TOP ROW: James Andreas, Junior Class Representativeg and Thomas Larson, Treasurer. SkiCHub On the day of one of the many ski trips to Gunstock. Sunapee. or Waterville Valley. Ski Club members start to arrive at the school at 5:30 a.m. The skiers' abilities range from expert to begin- ner. but all have an enjoyable day. On the bus ride home. the exhausted. and sometimes bruised skiers are quiet. sunburned and happy to return. Following Pep Bond The Beverly High School Pep Band was devoted to encouraging school spirit at home basketball games. It consists of ten active members of the high school band. The musicians' unending efforts in trying to develop school spirit helped stir our teams on to many victories. I' EQUESTRIAN CLUB BOTTOM ROW: D. Richardsong J. Sipholg B. Lopsg R. Conrad. E. Ringg J. Rileyg P. McCauslang K. AErazerg T. Curwing D Dandag C. Bresnahang R. Waldman and D. Henderson. SECOND ROW: R. Dennisg J. Thibedeaug M. Ralhbung C. Nordeng K Yarrisong L. Tuinilag M. Joholag J. Grantg P. McLaughling K. Busonneg S. Lahreaug and P. Fultz. THIRD ROW: IJ. Bellg C. Ku- conisg M. Tarsookg P. Zegaczewskig L. Racliffeg A. Rileyg L. Braizesg R. Tuinilag J. Cinakowskig C. Coultsg S. Cafagnog S. Mac- Donaldg and D. Bray. FOURTH ROW: C. Luceg J. Taylorg C. Bernardg A. McSweeneyg Pelletierg T. Currellig C. Plummerpg T. Schemppg C. Brandtg G. Dowg J. Hosmanng and M. Norman. Equestrian Club The members of the Equestrian Club have spent many Sunday mornings following the trails of Pon- derosa Pines in Essex. Throughout the year the students have displayed their skills on horseback. To vary their outdoor activity they also went on ahayride. oils And Scales 48 , , Ilpflf 1? au' 's All PEP BAND FRONT CENTER: D. Napolitano, Leader. FRONT ROW: B. Dru-ll: W. llomg D. Picrccg C. Traverg and M. Horne. BACK ROW: P. Hollandg M. Culitreg C. llorneg and W. Soares. 3' I f Sports N VV W, Miha. f 55 -Q ,q :5q9:'t?, .QQ 5 my ,tio .5 . ,r ,,fN., .', .lil Q, ,IN - . Q u. fRly X '1: hN.,g ' Haag :1 I' . A l ' - 'R ,1'aX' .' 'Q A Q5 0 , K l l fx' A' ' N X' , 30.1.0 Y 5 X00 - 4.4! RN? fx... 960 M sq.O.gA. U 'lp 1' Nils 51,0 1,1-W W .X -, . K iw Sq . ,vv v I' l Afbmvx yur' -,qvu--,, 1.x r -rg Nx:., N-1 Qnvyvw ,, I xxwupa Q, UNA 1235-Qs:-:rf -A me :Q3NxxXx'zw . ,-, , 's ' 'K NXQNW al K dx 4' xW . x K 'tu XA... - pl . . N . . -, . A- , - 4 xxN.'Y'- ' wN'g'.' , 4 Ngxlngix-L.A,v. ni ' 'f y ,I 'l fn f . F - ,, X , . , 46, 'i'v'5' 1? 'ji mi'v If if Milam 8' hit M!!! ff 4152 if I-E, ig v I 'v - ,X , ' 'D i TN Q I X Todd Lampert, our B. H.S. goalie, and teammate Dc-nnis Eglin fight In driven by a Wcilnurn skate-r. Thclf Spirit! SANDY TALBOT KATHY MAGUIRE DIANE DENLEY JUDY I'ARISE,Xli ml! i I 1 V Q , h it A . ,.. EF:-44 Nw!! , SWISS? 'lf ' 'fr KATHY SMACALA JACKIE LE CLAIR BARBARA ALLEN lalm MAUREEN ESTES 4 L 7 'KL iii... You Con Do I -P B.H.S. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: J. Glasser: P. Murray: G. Davison: R. Cotraro, Co-Captain: N. Mitchell, C0-Captain: T. Lee: H. Connaughton: L. Crofts. SECOND ROW: C. Hartnett: J. Frazier: S. Foss: R. Foustoukos: J. Drinkwater: T. Larson: P. Barry: M. Hill: R. Melei. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach John Lapsley: P. Nelson: W. Foley: J. Nlusumeci: G. Congley: C. Xlarceau: W. Charette: C. DuBois: P. Comeau: R. Nielei. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach. Roy Norden: C. Bennett: B. Bulger: D. Smith: W. Philpot: J. Dawson: J. Hirschfeld: R. Carr: A. Carr: M. Casey: Trainer, Clarence Foster: Assistant Coach, George Kinnaly. FIFTH ROW: R. Allen: D. Smorczewski: J. Andreas: B. Shea: D. Ober: J. Modugno: D. Modugno: S. Collins: D. Dowling: W. St. Pierre: M. Cronin. B.H.S. J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: M Collins: P. Montoni: B. Shea: S. Desmond: D. Dowling: S. Bates: P. Kelly: A. Tarricone: D. Pierpont. MIDDLE ROW: W. Condon: C. MacDonald: M. Cronin: L. Flannery: C. Ward: J. Modugnog J. Woods: P. Stearns: P. Kearns: B. Quigley: J. Richardson. TOP ROW: Coach Dominic Arangio: R. Josselin: D. Modugno: K. Bisson: A. Drinkwater: P. Welch: D. Ober: R. La Favour: M. Cipriani: S. Collins: Footboll The Beverly High School Varsity football squad, involved in several Assistant Coach David Lahait. close games this year. actually had a better season than their 4 and 5 record indicates. They capped their season by defeating Salem. a victory gratifying not only be- cause of the intense rivalry between Beverly and Salem. but also because ofa personal goal for Coach Roy Norden. the one-hundredth win of his coaching career. ln the far right-hand corner. C. Congley gains decisive yardage ata tense moment in that game as R. Allen tlower far right! watches the action. At the immediate right. several squad members crowd around Coach Roy Norden in jubilation. Glimpses of one of the always well-attended home games 36 are at the center and lower immediate right. 1 W fl '5' rw 'f '1+J 1 sf ' if .S ,xf xy ,ts J' N , X P N ,uv 7 . . . I V n , A f, X W. xi I ' v J gz- p E ek 'fl Qi I f ,- ' A .A n 1 if 'Tc if Aa , f N V , nv' '-'-' . Q. I K , W 'Q fx: - sux' my '-? 1--n,.4ugI': 'f'm S y,v Y. t u, , -. . , F , A ,krf -'Z g VARSITX BOTTONI ROW T Lampert ,I Lombardl Manager L Centlle Locaptam Deerm K Dunn J Nplamr lwfaptam K Irvm R Kelly and B Checcr TOP ROW Dome-mc Aran I0 Coach W Foley 0 ltclc e on Deerm W Bruton I' Splame Egan and George Kmnally Cnamh --ff-f 2 JUNIOR N ARNITH BOTTOU ROW G Wrcker M Dcermg B Ill r 1 n Nlmlrll fOP ROW Frrruro D Hubbard J Collm ard B Qu: ley 1 2- nz- , :- '. '- :M- U-'gs - : , - -, .4-.- ' 3 . gg . 'g' . . : 'g . ' 3 . 'g ,l. C llins: N. M' l llg P. N ls : J. ' g: . g '. . ' g D. ' 3 ' . ' ' ' F' ' . A 1 1 Fl: a T . Q t 4' N 'I .Q X ,,-ff , JY . ,, O 17 fr .W ,Q sr 1 ' f X . Q - 1 1- ll ' S3 -'. ' 9 - 5 ' lv: L. N1 la 3 and J. 1 ' -11 . ' : B I T I . 1 2 . SQ 'A . '. Hockey The Beverly High School Varsity Hockey Team consisted of a group of determined boys playing their best with their ideal set on winning. Kin- ally's Six out-skated, out-hustled, and out-shot some of the best teams in the league, as they put forth all their efforts. They were consistently on the ice, ready to fight. J. Splaine, in the upper picture, is ready to battle against a Woburn player. At the bottom, B. Kelly valiantly tries to get a shot off from the corner. Beverly contributed to the All-Star Team with two of their players, L. Gentile and J. Splaine. The Junior Varsity Team has many promising prospects to add to next year's lineup. Scoreboard Beverly 2 St. lVIary's Beverly 2 Salem Beverly 2 St. john Beverly 11 Lynn Classical Beverly 4 Malden Catholic Beverly 2 Lynn English Beverly 2 Peabody Beverly 3 Amesbury Beverly 4- Woburri Beverly' 1 Marblehead Beverly 4 Danvers Beverly' 1 Winthrop Beverly 0 Swampscott Beverly 1 Gloucester Beverly 1 Salem Beverly' 3 Saugus 01 5.1 I YJ BLR 4 i .ul 9 'g t 39 ll VI! 3 ,f ' IQ' f. Lili X. s v Varsity Basketball In their second year under the coaching direction of Mr. William Hayes, the Beverly High School Basketball Team improved vastly. Co-captains B. Bhoades. lbottom leftl. and C. Davison, paced the team to a 10-4 overall league record for the season, but all of this year's victories came as the result of a con- centrated team effort on the part of all the players involved. At the left, F. Smuckler is shown sinking a basket during the first home- court victory of the season. Fighting, Scor Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly' Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Scoreboard 64 Gloucester 48 Saugus 49 Stoneham 65 Everett 56 Malden 47 Haverhill 76 Lawrence 62 Lynn Classical 71 Lynn English 73 Peabody 61 Lowell 53 Salem 57 Haverhill 73 Lawrence 66 Lynn Classical 60 Lynn English 69 Peabody 58 Lowell 58 Salem S nl'-'ff-' - VARSITY BOTTOM ROW': R. Foustoukosg F. Smucklerq S. Hawrylukg R. Rhoades, Co-Captaing C. Davison, C0-captaing S. Carinosg and R. Allen. TOP ROW: Coach William Hayesg D. Mirandag NI. Iaffeg W. Philpotg W. Charretteg D. Cormang M. LaPennag and R. Cntraro. ing, Winning rw'-'- xf xx EEL? ii? gig iff' M 14 11734 B14 an X, 'Q ,569 553 M l X! JUNIOR VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: J. Allen: P. Welchg I. Fortunatng P. Pietrinig NI. Salxumflliz K. Qlamlmle-1 .ind D. Asvttv. Tl ROW: R. Adamsg A. Drinkwaterg D. Clark: B. Sheag R. McCormack: and Coach Joseph Lavacchia. Track Team gin? Track is a sport which requires unequaled stamina as well as determination and drive WN' on the part of the participants. Many boys. A including a large number of underclassmen. were members of the Beverly High School Track Team this year. and together they com- piled an overall record of three wins and four losses. At the left. E. Richards surges to over- take an opponent from Boston College High School. Behind him T. Schempp pounds along in the one thousand yard run of the meet with that school which took place in the field house. Sprint Through I t 'W 't f- l fi A 8 'D fl T W A . l Q l l H H5 ' Ili gg, f X ni , X ly auf? BOTTOM ROW: S. Sadlerg N. Boudreaug S. Cucciarog F. Marehellig F. Morineg T. Crowley: T. Pomroyg R. Silvag J. Tir- l rellg E. Waggonerg T. Currellig and W. Soares. SECOND ROW: P. Comeau: P. Chalifourg E. Richards: C. Dubois: J. Ro- i Iingerg W. Lee: J. Coleg T. Schempp, Captaing R. Trefryg R. Jarnesg R. Seriveng P. Hartley: and R. Pesce. THIRD ROW: Coach David Farrarg J. Dawson: P. Trowtg R. Bresnahang N. Sweeneyg A. Carrg R. Coleg W. Johnsong R. LeFavourg and W. Small. TOP ROW: Coach Frederick Hamniondg 1. McDougall: C. MacDonaldg A. Hawrylukg L. Rodgersg W. Maloney: I. Bussoneg D. Cearyg D. Modugnog P. Act-omandog S. Ossoffg D. Cahowg P. Lawler: and W. Curran. 42 Q F? ,it f'F , , Q- - if ' g aff! -I I ,Q ', , L- wr- 1 .W A guckzy N X. Fl - v Tlfw 1 'Mr Q A-1V!l?l,'b ff ,.5 ' A' 5 ii W lr 1' Wiz f gi-Vllg, 2 v.VERly ' v L - R fl m .4 E, , lf ' W s P Xia N, Er SP Q Q . ,J Q X, may ' Q- ' w . xr y ,g,q1.gg, st Swing? ' QW LJ' 'WWRJP , 5186110 A 55? dig P ' V dm fm ' f M f If' M I Q f I ' A l es ' ' 4 A ' A Q LQ IR . I F2 4 f - -'V A L ' g Q4 if I 1433- ,, any ,h A wf' -f T ' 2 ,sf 5 . I A , .A gg s 31 f 4' N 1 6 , Af ' -fa .1 5' C lvffw if 1 11 'Q ir R tl UI U1 YY' Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Beverly Court Scoreboard 29 Lynn English 24 Marblehead 36 Salem 36 Wakefield 36 Saugus 27 Lynn English 52 Saugus 17 Marblehead is Girls' Bosketboll Teom Two newcomers to the Beverly High School physical education department faculty, Miss Anstis Nlarting and Miss Sharon Padden. became the coaches of the girls' basketball team this year. They worked in conjunction with an enthusiastic and cooperative team who. through a combination of talent and sheer determination. compiled a season's record of six wins and two losses. Above and to the left. team captain Nl. llrobinslii displays some of the moves she used in leading the team to their uccessful season. 45 . o S ' 'Y ffy no 1- .Cl V I! FIELD HOCKEY dl 'I BOTTOM ROW: D. Oliverg J. Lavoicg .-X. Barsanli: and J. Vaci-aro. MIDDLE ROW: T. Class: P. Laxoieg C. Norden: KI. Drobinskig and T. Sauvageau. TOP ROW: S. Romanoff: N. Newton: C. Novak: J. Dedrick: T. Estes: and C. Wier. Running Toword The girlfs field hockey team, under the direction of Miss Jeanette Cummings, put much effort into getting their team ready for competition. Each day they practiced for a minimum of one hour. The team enjoyed an active season. D. Oliver, C. Norden, P. Lavoie, hi. Drobinski. ' -F5 A . . if 451 J 25 MILE CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Nl. Nlaclsaaeg S. Hart: S. Yorkg J. Nornolf: Nl. xl1'PllCISOD1 P. Larsong N. Lallenna: R. Wald' mang M. Jaholag J. Grant: and D. Crawford. MIDDLE ROW: L. Tunilag K. Bekeritisg C. Leonardg C. Wier: N. Bouchardg L. Irvingg T. Este-sg M. Normandg L. Rohie: S. Romanoffg and D. Traxis. THIRD ROW: D. Dimrnick: L. Brazisg M. Brightg S. Nlorrisg M. Rathburng C. Nordeng R. Hammerstromg J. Uedrir-kg A. Barsantig T. Sauvageaug and K. Bloom. TOP ROW: R. Pinciarog J. Princeg C. Plummer: J. Willxurg C. Dow: C. Nmakg L. Kauselg and C. Cormier. Our Goals This year only one student. Mark Celan- tano. met the requirements of the 50 mile club. However. there were mans' ambitious students who joggecl several afternoons a week to Complete the necessary 25 miles. Each participant had to jog at least one- half mile at a time with partners or in groups. 50 MILE CLUB: Mark Celuntano YN, J 1 1 48 5 1- House Section r 2? Alt House Mr. George Taylor. Housemaster. S Y f li --ini-' -ir. fi! wi 'T - S ' xx ,K 'ff' Miss Rose-mary Russo, Secretary, 'NA ,- S ., Y XX s .s Qs. - off. S, gd Nlr, Ralph Liziu, Gufflfmfp Cgungglofl Mr. Philip Kendrick, Cuirlanfe Counselor. 50 Alt House Office A major factor contributing to the success- ful functioning of B.H.S. is the house system. The job of Nlr. George Taylor, Houseniaster of Alt, is to co-ordinate the students and faculty of All House with the rest of the school. Klr. Ralph Lizio and Nlr. Philip Kendrick. guidance counselors, write recommendations. help stu- dents select their courses. and teach daily class- es. The newest addition to the Alt House Off- ice Staff, Secretary, Nliss Rosemary Russo, competently handles transcripts. attendance records. and bus tickets. Many students of Alt House add to the man- ageability of the daily routine. Alt House of- fice aides, girls who have given up study per- iods to work in the office. help to keep track of attendance in each class. and run errands throughout the school. The Fire Squad. a group of boys who have been assigned posts through- out Alt House, are trained in the use of fire extinguishing equipment. These boys are pre- pared to keep small fires under control until the fire department arrives. it - u . . N FIRE SQPAD BOTTOM ROW: W. Cllmrettc: ll. Hill and S. Hyland. NIIIJIJLE HOW: F. Ctlrinos: H. lionnaughton and H. XL-lf-i. TOT' HUWV: T. l.:-cz W. Higgins: .ind H. lD1Nn-nltn. 1 .1 X if Ol-'I-'lt1E.-XIIJEF HUTTOXI ROW: l'. Katz: ll. Hat-carig l.. Xkim-lu--lt-r: K. IH-If-r-on: Nl. lxinsf-lg N, i'l.llll.lh.lf1 .l. Xl.t.r.iiI. .tml AI Cawssa. Nllllllllf ROW: tl. Tole-os: E. lilanm-ry: .l. l.f-lawurg t. l'rv-ton: ll. Xlourillg Il, ll'-nlryg ,l, Wluilt- ,intl I', Harland. TOP ROW: H. lirmwrz .l. Ht-,ill-xg Nl. H-tm: Xl. Nlt-lil'-In-xg F, klI'l I X. lltkirg ,I, lvl l.nr: .nn-l l', lx:-.tru--x ALT HOUSE COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: C. Stearnsg B. Hitchingsg S. Carinosg 5. Quigley, Presidentg C. Nlorseg J. McGrail and M. LaPenna. TOP ROW: I'.CL.1rIumlg ll. Nil'hOI'1 R. Puluuiz .l. La-Clair: I.. Wim-In-sh-rg .md H. Hrwvwr. X Q .. wp.. . , pau., 1 if gl Lqlilll I NA? 'Sf ' Q ll Planning And Recon Through the House Council. the students of Alt suggest ideas and for- mulate plans in order to carry out numerous activities. With the help of lVlr. Thomas Tanous, advisor for the Council, Sharon Quigley. President. and the other council members spon- sored a straw ballot and planned a Christmas carol sing. Preparing a sea- sonal bulletin board is a regular coun- cil activity. J. Avalon and E. Orlando, right, are adding the finishing touches to an autumn scene. New teachers. upcoming events, and intramural sports are a few of the subjects covered by the Alt House newspaper, The Leader. The function of The Leader is to inform students of recent happenings in Alt House school life. A common phase of school life is shown below. as C. Row. J. Cilligan, R. Bradley, and T. Bell ex- change greetings while passing. in the corridor between classes. 'LH ,T vo' ng House Happenings lXF N- Tl mix. HOUQE NEWQPNPER STAFF istlil L i '. i i BOTTOM ROW: S. Furbusllg Nl. Forward: NI. liurelistearlg and li. ll.-lint-.1n. Nllllllllf Huw: AX. l1iSes-.tg lt, trxull-rtl: 1' llunn Xl Nl: n md ll trlndtll 'l'Ul' ROW' ll xlllll' ' l llild ll ' I l ilinn' :nl X ll rl run ,, 1 .,g-ng .nl L. .. . '. .. 11110 nt. K, K Vtl' 71 fix- Mr Harland Carter Housemaster Brown Brown House Office With Mr. Carter as Housemaster and Mrs. Jeffrey as secretary, Brown House Office can be compared to an old English Navy ship because of the strict manner in which it is run. Every ship needs a crew. and the office could not run successfully without its office aides. Heading up the navigation is the Brown House Guidance Depart- ment which helps students to chart their course of study as well as future careers. At the left C. Cuerette and G. Galinos are seen entering the office. Q in Xf 'Cv ,4- Mrs. Marie Jeffrey. Secretary GUIDANCE COI NSELORS House BOTTOM ROW: lliks Rose Iirunmito. TOP ROW: Hr. Richard BatcI1eIdc-rg and Hr. Iluvid Smith. IIO'I I'OXI ROW: If. lluule-31 .l. llilligunl R. lhip OFFICE AI I 1' DI-IS In I Z IN. Norildll: ,l. Nl.1.l.-wif: .mil l. I.-mmlel. SIJUNIP HUXX1 I Glass: 5.I'in1-iurog A.Puttig J. Ilnrisz-11111 K. IGI:-sg K, llmlvlwrg and Il. I'.1tvI1. 'FOI' ROW: II. I71-mimi: I7. W4-fl'-ng 4' Sin-rniunz .I. Coukg D. Chaney: and I. Mi-Dnugull. Council Activities ...il -. 5 T7 HOUSE COUNCIL 'SUTTON ROW: K. Estes: K. lloolingz K, Won-on: C. Flu-rnian: .l. l.andolphi: ,I. Cla-ser: P. Haussman. MIDDLE ROW: K. Rlouni: IJ. Pierce: .l. Nadeuu: J. Williurg K. Rigliyg W. Hood. TOP ROW: R. Rall: 5. Anderson: L. Richardson: li. llonahuv: l.. Hull: Xl. NIJ'-ko: .l. Zolner. Brown House The conscientious members of the Brown House Student Council worked again toward successfully representing the students and their views. One of the major issues was the idea of supporting a foreign child. In order to do this. the council must raise S100 per year until the child has grown up. To raise the inonev the council planned such activities as dances. Brown House also sponsors a fire squad. Their duties include such necessary actions as opening doors and closing: windows during a fire drill or in the event of a civil defense eineraencv. c , 56 T FIRE SQUAD BOTTOM' ROW: J. Glasser: J. Jameson. MIDDLE ROW: li. llulmis: l'. Huussman. TOP ROW: .l. llnlr-. Create Chatterbox News 4-. 1- ' NEWSPAPER STAFF BOTTOM ROW: L. Dobleg C. Norden: D. Parker: S. Pineiaro: E. IJoyle: L. Richardson: K. Dinely. MIDDLE ROW Levilleg R. Douglas: D. LaPortog D. Danda: F. .-Xntlerson: Bliss Linda Knight. Adxisnr, TOP BOW: P. Beaudreaug Durging B. Amoreg C. Barter: C. Clark: J. Forster. Newspaper Brown House. again this year. sponsored the traditional house newspaper. The Chatter- hox. Nliss Linda Knight and her staff of reporters. typists. ancl columnists publish the paper every month lu keep students auare of the avtivities antl gossip in Brown House. Perhaps the stuclents in the picture to the left are talking about the latest neus in the revent issue of the Chatterltox as the-5 pass to 4-lass. ' 4 Buckley House -sf' 511'- PS ft Mr. Demo Agganif. Guidance Counselor Miss Elaine Nadcau. Guidance Counselor 'f 'U wxnnd 'fo -.Q ,instill- . X fx., o X9 of x Mrs. Ida Nicolo. Sefrelury Mr. Richard Preston, Housemusler APPIUE' IS BEING IN XC HOUS g-,,f OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: S. Talbotg M. Johnsong D. Baisilliong K. Bekf-ritisg and S. Brown. MIDDLE ROW: D. Dalyg B. Ig- naciog L. Youngg J. Frascag C. Astolfig and F. Foustoukos. TOP HOW: D. Swickerg D. Brillantg D. Ramsdellg K. Scan- zanig and M. Cilligan. T B.. Ei' :ll Buckley House N M- 11 ll Business Co-operation was the reason for the success- ful operation of Buckley House throughout the school year. Mr. Richard Preston. Housemas- A ' N ter, with the aid of his secretary Mrs. lda 'fx Nicolo. ran the office and the entire house. X 4,5 Mrs. Nicolo was aided in her duties by the office aides, who Collected attendance and did 'Q some of the secretarial work. Mr. Demo Ag- ganis and Miss Elaine Nadeau provided the students with scholastic guidance, helping the underclassmen to choose courses and the sen- iors to select the right college. The fire squad V -A protected the faculty and students during bomb-scares and fire-drills. Thus, through the co-operation C-House saw another successful year. FIRE SQUAD D. Carving D. Mercaldig D. Casperg B. Horneg and T. Currelli. 59 BUCKLEY HOUSE COUNCIL C-I BOTTOM ROW: D. Smithg M. Rathburng G. Duboisg J. Splaineg K. Bekeritisg C. Deag and D. Marshall. MID- DLE ROW: M. Gilligang C. Rogersg S. Soperg C. Bennett: L. Tosig T. Curelli. TOP ROW: D. Ramsdellg B. Goldberg: D. Brillantg S. Fosterg K. McNiffg C. Cmnors: S. Bachellor. Happiness ls Being fi 'L . Co-operation between students and teachers is necessary for a school to be run efficiently and successfully. The Buckley House Council, under the direction of council advisor Mr. Rob- ert MacDonald, conducted numerous projects. These included a drive to give underprivileged children toys for Christmas, and the Tutoring Club, a student helping student organization. ln the picture at the left, S. Car- inos and P. Zegaczewski smile while looking over the detention list. HAPPIIIE I S BEING IN C HOUSE K... C House In the upper picture K. Beke- ritis points out that happiness is being in C Housef, The Buckley House newspaper staff kept the students abreast of the happenings in C House, the place where it's atf' e O T7 3 l l 'Q I ,l NEW Fl' XPHR F I' XPP BOTTOM ROW: J, Painter: l'. ll:-.nur-In-snr-3 ll, 'llii-mp-eng S, llrnmig li. i,lNIN'I and S. Cleveland. MIDDLE HOXY: ll. Srnilrill-lg l'. l,lI's'1I12 l. K.1pl.1u: Xl, Nl.1 1531103 5ITLllllQ IL. x1l.ll4'. 101 lxowi l, lnxmv. l !'fg.n,'fuslx13 lx XX.xl.lm,m BI. SClIiClYPll01 E. Wal-lx: D. Tapper, bl xy- as X f N Trode School Much of the success of the Claude H. Patton Trade High School is due to the efforts of the trade school secretaries. lfrorn top to bottoml Mrs. Jeannette Corse. Mrs. Elizabeth Lizio, and Mrs. Mary Vlfright. Their many responsilnilities include bookkeeping. recordkeeping. and the clerical work involved in running a husiness. Mr. Dipietro. Director-Principal. upheld his re- sponsibilities by supervising activities within the trade school. Here. he is authorizing a shop order form. 62 I' CI i e The students of the trade school run a series of small businesses. Each shop huys raw materials used in the manufacture of the products and their servicing. Customers of the trade school are charged for parts and a small amount for labor. Through service to the customers. the students grain experience on actual production. They are required to meet the standards of both the instructors and the customers. In the top picture. T. Bresnahan is making use of the cast iron heater. Toward the left. J. Nichol and S. Eramo are oiling the numerical control drill. At the right. Nl. Clark and C. Flint are working in the print shop. 63 Q' TRADE HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW: R. MacCulloch, treasurer: M. Rehlander, Vice President: J. Craw- ford, President: and C. Flint, secretary. MIDDLE ROW: P. Amhrifi: M. Allen: P. Theriaultg E. Skonieckig and J. Hart. TOP ROW: J. McCulloughg A. Andrews: M. Nielson: and J. Fall. TRADE HIGH FIRE SQUAD BOTTOM ROW: P. Antosg M. Kaylor, captain: J. Sliairs, lieu- tenant: and K. Silver. MIDDLE ROW: D. LaTulipg P. Bimbo: E. Skoniecki: and S. Smith. TOP ROW: R. Pszennyg W. Killamg P. Dionneg and J. Hart. 64 'Y Claude H. Patten Trade High The Claude H. Patten Trade High School has its own stu- dent council, The members at large serve as the schoolis emissaries to the high school main council and the execu- tive boards. The homeroom representatives have helped the Council this year in col- lecting for the Eldriege fund and class clues. Trade A I Ii '15 'QT vp '1 4-we I yu Wi ,av TRADE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER STAFF Churchill: and C. Flint. o Contra buters Sun Shines on the Entrance to the Claude H. Patton Tfilllt' Sclmul .L 4 1 Z' 'X f w BOTTOM ROW: D. Heing Nl. Kaylorg P. Hachey, Editurg and Nl. Leun, As-1, Eclilnr. 'IUI' HOW: ,l. lfruwfnrflg li. Flufyg li, Q -- 4 ' r . , On- 5 4 4, , f , . ' ' , -, 1 ' 'YW , . 1 5,25-..?3'!Sf 4 ',,. x ' - x'1 A A .'v', 1-s . , f- Yjwyh-:.f. :Jw 1' 190-dm Faculty I v I 'fi' Keeping The -'No Dr. Francis J. Fisher, Principal Mr. Paul Crosby, Director of Guidance fx if v YQ nj' ,,z Main Office Beverly High School is a three- spoked wheel-Alt. Brown, and Buck- ley-with Dr. Francis J. Fisher as its center. He conducts his activities from the main office and communicates with the entire school bv revealing his policies to the students through the Housemasters. Dr. Fisher officiates at assemblies and always has an encourag- ing word for the students. Special guidance problems of stu- dents are referred to the Director of Guidance. Mi. Paul Crosby. Anyone who wants to discontinue a course must have it approved by Mr. Crosby' after conferences with the parents and student. In his office. Mr. Crosby has pamphlets. books. college catalogs. circulars. and bulletins for interested students. These leaders kept the wheel of Beverly High turning and rolling along. ' 'Wheel In Motion The busiest section of the school is the Main Office. where Dr. Francis Fisher carries out his work. His efficient secretaries an- swered the outside telephone, typed, took messages, and made announcements over the intercom. These competent main office sec- retaries also trained the main of- fice aides in operating the switch- board to exchange calls from homeroom to homeroom. The de- pendable aides served Dr. Fisher. hung posters for Mr. Crosby, and sorted mail and delivered it to the house offices. All of this ac- tivity attests to the business of the Main Office. E 'H' D.Scalzi11og L.H1rtlc C Maxra is S Marchand .mt J lxtllthtr XBNENT NI Nom l l y i T fr '- ' K.: Qi BOTTOM ROW: Miss Elaine Nadeaug Miss Isabel Harrimang Miss Frances Trowt, Chairmang Mrs. .lane Stearn, Mrs. Rose- mary Broadbentg and Mrs. Virginia Mclntyre. TOP ROW: Miss Anne Blatchfordg Mr. Frank Perryg Mrs. Theo Mac- Gleodg Mr. George Weilerg Miss Frances Hatchg Miss Claire Hartg Mr. Whitney Patchg Mrs. Geraldine Arakeliang and Mr. George Kinally. Communications Here 1 English Department in 1, i English is a subject which lends itself to a wide variety of activities in the course of study. The BHS. English Department strived to make learning fun. not tedious. Students at the right lR. Trefrey. M. Picariello. and C. Nordenl find enjoy- ment as they listen to a Hamlet tape i i while Nlr. William Hayes gives pointers. This yearis projects such as producing plays, appreciating modern poetry. and seeing The Tmning of the Slirezc. helped release inner creativity and imagination. Other outlets are found in the many extra-curricular activities sponsored by the department. 70 Language Department Nliss Elsie Wlatters and the other mem- bers of the HHS. Language Department endeavor to help students develop under- standing and proper usage of a foreign language. Language teachers at B.ll.S. hope to encourage further study on the part of the student. wliieh will aid him in inter- national eommunieation in this ever- shrinking world. A vital factor vontrihut- ing to this development is the language laboratory. To the left. A. Dubois Cheeks notes taken on one of the numerous tapes. T IANCL XCE TE XCHERQ UNI ROW N1 Rt: tulm Xl M fd!-Ulm Surmum amd ur chffmd htm in i iurmxn Xl: lxatlir-H, pun, Ami HH xlxugxmll NUM- I ,Il N, SX. A K 'AJ 4.1 Experimenting Ye-1 BOTTONI ROW 'Nliss Sheila Donovan Nh Thomas Sltiffington Chairman 'Hrs Mary Lou Mitalg Mr. Richard LaPo1nte TOP ROW Mr Laurence Winer Wir Robert 'VIcDonald 'Vlr David Lindseyg Mr. Rus- Mathematics Department Again this year the students of Beverly High School worked conscien- tiously at their mathematics courses. Such courses as Modern Algebra. Geometry, Trigonometry. and Ad- vanced and General Mathematics chal- lenged the students and prepared them for this mathematical world. Mr. Thomas Skiffington headed the de- partment this year. In the picture tleftl pupils in his period one class are working diligently at their Advanced Math tests. Some of these same stu- dents also competed on the math team. With Figures BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Robert Anderson Miss Susan Keane 'Nlr Rohfrt Nlichel Chairman 'Nlrs Judith Bagley and Nir Ralph Lizio. TOP ROW: Mr. Anton Kishon Mr Philip Kendrick Nlr Orr. Xu niandm and Nlr Dawid Lahaxt Science Department Vtifhat is life? Death? The search for these answers is guided by the scientific method in the study of bi- ological reproduction. chemical de- composition. and atomic destruction. These topics, among others. are the common denominator of science in- struction at the school. Members of the department seek to guide students in an examination of their environ- ment: from general science to physics. efforts are made to formulate theses and draw conclusions regarding the existence of matter and natural pheno- mena. Scientific minded students. such as John Nluzarol. right. have a chance to help with the maintenance of the laboratories by working as lab as- sistants. Furthermore. Science clubs- Explorers and Science Research--um der the auspices of Hr. Robert Michel. Department Chairman. are still an- other factor in this complex investiga- tion. IQ. History Department and Library Many students found a great deal of use for the library this year. but the library's offerings were particularly im- portant to history students. The well-lit, spacious room and quiet surroundings provided a comfortable atmosphere for exam preparationg meanwhile. the librarians quickly responded to any questions referred to them by the stu- dents. The students constantly used the card catalogue, Readeris Guide, and encyclopedias. R. Waldman and D. Danda busily used these references to complete their re- search papers. The History department. headed by Mr. John Page, also sponsored such activities as the Youth Leadership Contest, the Voice of Democracy Contest, and the Memorial Day Assembly. The students of Beverly High School utilized the library's resources to gain knowledge in history and all other subjects. il I 'I W-. Q t '- 61? .,s i A 1 X 'UTTUNI RUW: Nliss llyntliia Parry: Xlr. ,lulin Ptigt-, filltjlfllldlll Nlrs. iTLillll'lL l 1 r ss: Nlr. Tlunnu- Ttnuvusg Nlr. lfri-ale-rick Hammond: Nlr. Rivliard lltitrlii-ltlcr 74 .afifif A Researching 20 'c -' 1 Divlnwr and Nlr. ,lohn lupsli-5. TUI' ROW: Nlr. Sdlll . .ind Xlr. Xlit-lim-l Ca-tilt-. -a 1 ',,,f-fa is V ' Q ' 4 afll w-3, ,-E..-f L '- ' Xlrx. Su-an K4'I'IDl'NQ Xlrx. lfynllun Nu r X llillmung and Xlr-. Kiln-1-n Par ,- 3' 'ix I ' Y ' A, .f 'YI M! l History Q' LIBRARY AIDES ' 21113, J I 1 0' 1. 'D 2 BOTTOM ROW: l'. ik-.iuf-I11'-n:-1 l'. l'q1PI'fJIl!2 U. Bray: H. Klum-iwlu: IS. l-Hut:-r: .md l., Nl.-Ilnnl-ugll. SM UNIT lx F XL A ' x , ude IT I llhr p Xl IIFI an N I 3 Xl Xl I n Il Nnnth: 5. Cmllt-3 lf. .Xxlulfig E. Xlvlmmi .md K. Fiore-. TUI HOW: Xl. Nl -N: . . Ami N. Wvldun. V Business Department The two aims of the Business Depart- ment are to prepare students to enter the business world after graduation and to provide students with a background in business understanding. The department ,h-, offers a variety of courses ranging from typing to consumer education enabling students to become informed consumers and citizens. The Distributive Education course prepares students for careers in retailing. Training by the Business Depart- ment enables students to handle the ad- vertising, typing, and sales of the BEVER- LECA and AECIS. G. Dyerg S. ,lohnsong J. Kellyg and S. Deinstadt work to perfect their typing speed. Gaining Experienc QQ x-i A Rose Brancatog Miss Margaret Miner: Mrs. Evelyn Ricciardi: Miss Eleanor. Lambertson, Chairmang Mrs. Mary Trefrey. TOP ROW: Mr. Ronald Ducharme: Miss Claire Gauthierg Mr. Demo Agganisg Mr. Roy Norden: and Mr. Lawrence Gallagher. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Mrs. Marilyn Kruger: . 76 1 F I I 1 G l 4 i l i i . get we I I . is I V 41 V1.5 i B Through Proctice i l l t ,t t l 4, ll t Y Music Deportment The variety of activities encompassed bv the Beverly High School Music Department provides something for almost everyone in the field of mu- sic. The administrator of the entire Beverly Public School's Music Program. Mr. Lawrence P. Drouin organizes the annual Variety Show. teaches voice training classes. and directs the band. chorus. and vocal and instrumental ensembles in the numerous performances throughout the year. ln the picture below, Mr. Drouin is shown conducting the chorus during the Christmas Concert. 5. A, 01 , l at-ff ES- fs? Trode School Few realize and understand the com- plexities involved in learning the skills of a trade. If one were to walk through the Claude H. Patton Trade High School, he would be impressed by the various shops and machines which constitute a vocational high school. On this page, J. Crawford and N. Dionne are pictured inspecting and laying out machine parts. On the following page, P. Dionne and B. Polack are working in the print shop with the linotype machine, and T. Tate is shown learning the skills of woodworking. Of course, it must be recognized that training for other professional occupations -carpentry, automotive, repairs among them-is available to such future artisans. TOP ROW: Mr. Norman Dodgeg Mr. Owen Barter 'Vlr Frank Qtowell Mr Francis Welsh and Douglas Cram BOTTOM ROW: Nlr. Burton Wagner: Nlr. Floyd Killam: NI laul l r and Nlr Har 1+- W. , Z ' 78 'K ie Skills BOTTOM ROW: Mr. John Ryan: Mr. Warren Batchelderg ence Steedmang Nlr. K1-nm-th Tarrg Mr. David Farrurq Mr. .,,--'- , f - - -.,-f. -. 0: ,A -1 Mr. Robert Tau- and Hr. Vernon Cambell. ThunmQ 'l'ic-rnvyg and Nlr. Huy C x Balnyl n. 1 TOP ROW: Mr. Lawr- Y-:gv-V -' :mfg 1 . .- ww-5, Q YQ' 1 Q!- x H E Yr-4 U I 'P 79 .ffm UQ Q Stall' Di ' Industrial Arts Beverly High's Industrial Arts pro- gram was set up for the benefit of students planning mechanical occupa- tions and for those interested in tools, machinery, and shop procedure. In addition, the course, instructed by Mr. Otto Winquist and Mr. Daniel Shea lrightl, renders to its students knowl- edge valuable in home maintenance. Above, two dedicated students, R. Di- Nicola and P. Cassell, find their shop courses most engrossing. 177' if- -X Creations Evolvin ' U .I 'V ,, E2 qiiril-Y-1 rom Thought Art Department Beverly High School students are fortunate in that their school possesses both the equipment and the space nec- essary to accomodate a number of art classes. Courses offered include General Art, Commercial Art. Mechan- ical Drawing. General Crafts. Jewelry. and Metal Crafts. All students are urged to take advantage of Beverly Highis extensive art program which has Mr. Francis LeBlanc lleftl and Mrs. Frances Niehergall for instruc- tors. On the left above. S. Talbot and P. Garland are shown employing their artistic talents in their latest creation. while on the right. D. Boynton. R. Brown, and R. Bresnahan work di- ligently on their most recent project in mechanical drawing class. l Building Bet Home Economics Miss Milicent Boswell and Mrs. Mar- gorie Truesdale fleftil realized the need for better homemakers and strived to con- vey their knowledge to the girls of Bev- erly High School. G. Houston, G. Forster, and S. Jeness lbelow leftl quickly learned the skills mandatory to using a sewing machine. Before starting to cook, L. Car- nevale and L. Brillant fbelowl read over the recipe and placed all the necessary ingredients on the counter. In this way, the girls in this course soon achieved the skills of being efficient homemakers. Mfg X eff-3 ter Bodies Physicol Educotion As the students aimed to better them- selves physically, they were assisted by the physical education teachers at Beverly High School. The girls acquired knowl- edge in field hockey. basketball, volley- ball. and gymnastics from Miss Sharon Paddin, Miss ,leanette Cummings. and Miss Anstis Nlartingz lrightl. The boys followed the program of Mr. Joseph La- vacchia. Mr. Howard Tozier. and Mr. Dominic Arangio llower rightl by com- peting in soccer and volleyball. Obstacle courses tested the students skill in gym- nastics. Track. too. was another phase of the overall physical education program as L. Evans shows labovel as he overtakes C. Dow. gf 15 i 19? 7'-4' I l Trai CAFETERIA AIDES BOTTOM ROW: O. Turcotteg P. Mooreg L. Wilkinsg and R. Blackman. TOP ROW: K. Ferrierog C. Caluskag S. Deinstadtg and K. Holloway. ffcif. X YI '7 Health And Safety Cafeteria The cafeteria is a very popular place among B.H.S. students. Some students, with the necessary qualifications, volun- teered to be cafeteria aides. They worked at the cash registers and helped to distrib- ute the food. ln the bottom picture, G. Story and T. Cuisto go through the lunch line, picking: up their tuna salad rolls. Driver Educotion And School Nurse Mr. Daniel Shea and Mrs. Edith Carr care for the safety of B.H.S. students. As shown in the top photo, Mr. Shea in- structs two of his students, D. Cichetti and D. Rutstrom in the fundamentals of driving. In order to produce qualified drivers, Mr. Shea conducts both driver education classes and behind-the-wheel instruction. Mrs. Carr, as school nurse. cares for the safety and good health of B.H.S. stu- dents. ln addition to her regular duties of first aid, eye and ear tests. and dismissals, Mrs. Carr conducts teacher-nurse confer- ences, serves as a counselor. and is avail- able in the case of an emergency. Mr. Daniel Shea, Driver Education Instructor Mrs Edith Carr School A urse - .-if I 3 86 Vx-J H P , X' A 'L l ,,.,..,,. Seniors 'F' 'YNY 4 X' E - S I 5 .fr , . a x The Class of 1969 elected as its officers. lfirst rowl. Kristine Bek- eritis. Vice President: Walter Curran, President: Nancy Forrstrom, Record- ing Secretaryg fsecond rowl, Arthur Cranfield. Treasurer: and Cynthia Leonard. Corresponding Secretary. The Senior Class Officers and the Senior Executive Board planned activities both social and financial. Many dances were held throughout the school year, and supplementary funds were raised by the sale of class mugs and pins. Aiding in the planning and the carrying out of these projects were Mr. George Accomando and Miss Cynthia Parry, Senior Class Advisors. On the next page. Mr. Accomando measures S. Harney for that long- awaited cap and gown. Two other sen- iors. R. Martino and B. Checchi. eat a tuna salad roll in the cafeteria. Present Experiencest EXECUTIVE BOARD lOl ron How: lm. l'-glue. 1 .x, 1: L f'-11. K. li--k-:iii-Q Xi. Curran: N- F 'ss 'f 43- lwgwrdg P. O'Bi--rm-a ll- llvnlvx, xlll,l,lE R gg. Mr. ,:3,i,l,fL:-H.-M-1-onmifiloli iE. I-'lunrif-ryig J. Nltn-iewiu: S. Kelly: H. lu-minog L. Wllkmsg B. Nlucllonaldg l lhmllt Nll lxnlhiu l'.1IrF. 'lilll' ROW: Xl. llrolrinslxil R- Wunwnl S- Quiglvfl D- Smith: D- Carlin: R' -ldrmxi U' l rrlll H Xppvlloni. 1 1 l A l u l v I l I I l l l V CLASS ADVISORS, Mr. 121-Urgv Parry. 1 'Xl -rg-71' Become Lasting Imprints v ter Curran and Kathy Wonson Friendliest 'Q ic ard 0 raro an oyra ro inc i Superlctives 1 Most Likely To Succeed Ellen Flannery and John Splaine Best Athletes 6 Best Looking Y--1' Cynthia Dea and Michael Colby ' a- l Beau And Belle is i x, x V ,lean Gilligan and Michael Allard Best Dressed , lfvf 6? H X .. , fi 1 Patricia Garland and William Higgins 9' EDWARD ABRAMS College Spanish Iflub: Ski Club: lnIr.unur.iI 'll-ua-li Ilmtlmll. liilSl'it'lllull, SlIl't't'l'. SHARON M. ACRES History Teacher French Club: Office Aide: Usher at Graduation Assemblies: Ski Clubg Mixed Cborusg Concert Choir: House Council Altemate, Representative: Home Room Secretaryg Alt House Newspape-rg BEVERLECA Copy Committee Editurg Intramural Track Meet: Girls' Stau- Representative. LINDA AHO ' Secretary MICHAEL ALLARD College Fire Squad: Home Room President: Cla-s Vim- l're-fidcnt. Treasurer: BEVERLEGA Photography Committee, Editor. CHARLES ALLEN Machinist Weight Lifting Club: Intramural Sm-4-er. lfnotlmll, Iiufka-I ball, Softball. IVY ALLEN Commercial Art Art Service Club. ANN MARIE AMBRIFI Practical Nurse Drama Clubg Mixed Chorus. DEBORAH M. AMES Secretary Library Aideg Ski Clubg Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: BEVERLECA Typing Committee. Adxertising Committee: 25 Mile Club. WANNETTA AMES A Undecided Mixed Chorusg Pep Squad. WILLIAM C. AMORE Carpenter llonm- Room 'l'rv.1surn-r: Trade School Newspaper. JOHN APPOLLONI Accountant Key Club President, Vice President: Home Room Vice President: Intramural Lacrosse, Soccer, Handball, Basket- ball, Football ROBERT APPOLLONI Teacher Key Club Junior Advisor, Treasurerg Home Room President, Vice Presidentg Treasurerg BEVERLECA, Editor-in-Chief, Lay-out Committee: National French Honor Society, Math Club BARBARA E. ARCHUNG Veterinarian CHRISTOPHER ARENBURG Engineer Intramural Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Lacrosse, Baseball. BARBARA ASH International Business Machines BEVERLEGA, Typing Committee. MARGARET A. AUGER Airline Stewardess Spanish Club, President: Equestrian Club. Program tjommitm- Head: Homt-room Treasurerg House News- paper: Il.H.S. News: Intramural Football. Captain. JOHN AVALLON Engineer Gennan Club: World Affairs Clubg Chess Clubg Key Clubg Ski Clubg Home Room Vice-President. BRENDA BACCARI ' Airline Stewardess Office Aide: Ski Club: 25 Mile Club, CHERYL BACHELLER College Spanish Club: Chairman of Program Committeeg Drama Club: Theater Club: Ski Club: Student Council Representative: House Council Representative, Alternateg House Newspaperg 25 Mile Clubg Intramural Volleyball, Soccerg Book Club. ELAINE A. BARRY Fashion Retailer Drama Clubg Ski Clubg Home Room Secretary. PHILLIP BARRY Undecided Football. .I AMES F. BARTLETT Lobsterman Trade School Vice-President. JOAN BARTNICKI Secretary DECA Secretaryg Library Aideg Ski Clubg 25 Mile Clubg Intramurals. ' I SANDRA BEAULIEU Secretary BEVERLECA Typing Committeeg Intramural Volleyball. KRISTINE BERKERIT IS Teacher French Clubg Drama Clubg Guidance Aideg Library Aideg Office Aideg Blazer Recipient: Student Service Club, Chairman, Pep Squad, Student Council, Representa- tive-at-Large: House Council Vice President, Secretaryg Homeroom President, Vice Presidentg Class Vice Presi- dent, Buckley House Treasurer: House Newspaper: AEGIS Literary Staff, Editor, 25 Mile Club: Intramurals, Volleyball, Track, Soccerg Tutoring Club, Chairman, Book Club. THOMAS BELL History Professor Homeroom Treasurerg Buckley House Newspaper, lreport- erlg 50 Mile Clubg Intramural Football, Lacrosse. JOHN BELLEW Teacher World Affairs Club, Ski Clubg BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee, Intramural Soccer, Football. KEVIN BENTLEY Undecided FRANK W. BERNARD Mechanical Engineer Student Council, Representative-at-Large. MARCUERITE C. BESSETTE Undecided Pep Squad. ' DENISE BIRON College Spanish Club, Secretaryg Drama Clubg Ski Club: Student Councilg House Council Representative: Intramural Coun- cil, Secretaryg House Newspaperg 25 Mile Club, Intramurals, Volleyball, Soccer. H DENISE BISAILLON Teacher French Club, Drama Clubg Senior Class Playg Library Aide, Office Aideg Class Marshall: Student Council, Representative, Representative-at-Large, House Council Representativeg Homeroom President, Vice President, Iguclgley House Newspaper, AEGIS, Poetry Editorg Book ll . MICHAEL BISSEL Electrical Engineer French Club: Biology Club: Self-Defense Club. .IANICE BISSON Secretary BEVERLECA Typing Committee. RITA F. BLACKMAN Business Teacher Drama Club: Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: Student Council Alternate: B.H.S. News Managing Editor: Representative N.E.S. P. A. Committee. WILLIAM M. BLANCHARD III Government Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: B.H.S. News: Intramural Lacross, Captain. GAIL .l. BLANCHETTE Airline Stcwardess Intramural Volleyball, Soccer, Field Hockey. KENNETH BLOOM Business Arlministmtion World Affairs Club: Key Club: Self-Defense Club: Ski Club: Student Council, Representative: Home Room Treasurer: 50 Mile Club: Indoor Track: Golf: Intramural Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball. ' JOSEPH BOLLA Printer MARIA C. BONAIUTO Secretary Library Aide: Pep Squad: Alt House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA Typing Committee: AEGIS Subscription Committee. ELLEN BOORAEM College French Club: Latin Club: Office Aide: Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Baton Squad Soloist: Home Room Secretary: House Newspaper: AECIS Literary Staff: Book Club. MICHAEL E. BORSETTI Business Management Intramural Soccer. , PAUL R. BOUDREAUS Wildlife Management Biology Club: Chess Club: Equestrian Club: Outdoor Track: Intramural Wrestling. LONNY BOWEN Ministry Senior Class Parade: Explorers Club: Debating Club: World Affairs Club: Audiovisual Aides Club: Chess Club: Concert Choir: Mixed Chorus: House Newspaper: B.H.S. News, Editor: Outdoor Track: Cross Country. DAVID S. BOYNTON Mechanical Engineer German Club: Chess Club: Ski Club: Vice President: Home Room President: B.H.S. News, Editor: Outdoor Track: Cross Country. RONALD F. BRADLEY ' Business Administration Chess Club: Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: Boys' Basketball: Football: Intramural Soccer, Football, La- crosse, Basketball, Handball. Y A BRIAN BRAILSF ORD Marine Biology Ski Club: Cross Country: Intramural Soccer CARL BRANDT Veterinarian Biology Club: Equestrian Club: Student Council Alter- nate: Intramural Council. DEBORAH S. BRAY Child Psychologist f Spanish Club: Usher at Graduation: Equestrian Club: Ski L Club: Mixed Chorus: House Newspaper, Reporter, Layout ' Staff: B.H.S., News: 25 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball, 1 Intramurals. 1 PATRICIA L. BRAY l Writing Home Room Secretary: Book Club. H PATRICIA BRENNAN Teacher Spanish Club: Library Aide: Mixed Chorus: Home Room Treasurer: 25 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball: Talent Show: Imtramural Football: Basketball: Volleyball: Soccer. CAROLYN BRESNAHAN Teacher French Club, Secretary: Spanish Club: Theater Club: Library Aide: Office Aide: Equestrian Club: House Newspaper: Reporter. ROBERT G. BRESNAI-IAN Engineer Math Team: Explorers Club: Student Council Alternate: House Council Alternate: Home Room President, Vice-President: B.H.S. News: Intramurals. TIMOTHY J. BRESNAHAN Service Marine Intramural Soccer: Football: Volleyball: Softball. CONSTANCE M. BRETON . Airline Slewardess Mixed Chorus: 25 Mile Club. MlCllAEL H. BRIGHT f Pilot ' Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club. LOREE R. BRILLANT Buyer Art Service Club: Library Aide: Ski Club: Broom Home Newspaper: AECIS Business Staff: B.I'I.S. News: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer, Volleyball. WAYNE W. BRITT ON Dealer and Automotive Engineer Hockey. BRUCE -BROKVIST Sheet Metal Foreman KAREN A. BROTCHIE Undecided French Club: Mixed Chorus: Intramural Volleyball. DAVID BROWN - Undecided Boys' Basketball: Indoor Track: Intramural Soccer: Basketball. RICHARD W. BROWN Engineer German Club: AEGIS Literary Staff. SUSAN BROWN Writer Drama Club: Library Aide: Office Aide: Usher at Gradua- tion and Craduation Assemblies: Pep Squad: Buckley House Newspaper, Editor: AECIS Literary Staff: Intra- murals. 'WAYNE S. BRYSON Education Biology Club: 50 Mile Club.. PAULA C. BUCCI Undecided Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: House Newspaper, Burkley, Layout. ELINORE BUCHANAN Undecided Ski Clulmg Mixed Cliorusg Pep Squudg Sophomore Class Treasurer: House Newspaper, Buckley, Layout. GAIL BURNS Hairdressing LEE BUSHEK Airline Stewardess CHRISTINE BUSSONE . Retail Buyer Spanish Clubg Theater Clubg Equestrian Clubg Brown House Newspaper. KATHLEEN A. BUTLER Hairdresser DECAg Mixed Choruag Home Room Treasurer MICHAEL E. BUTLER Computer Programmer 50 Mile Club. ROSEMARY A. BUTLER College Spanish Clubg Library Aideg Ski Club: Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg Home Room Treasurerg BEVERLECA Typing Committee: Field Hockeyg Intramural Soccer: Volleyball: Basketball: Buckley House Newspaper. BRIAN BYRNE Undecided B.H.S. News. RUTH CACCIOLA Nurse Spanish Clubg Library Aideg Usher at Craduationg Pep Squadg Buckley House Newspaperg B.H.S. News, Lay-Out Editor. GARY CALDWELL Undecided Ski Club. JOANNE CALDWELL Business College BEVERLEGA Typing Committee. GLENN A. CAMPBELL High School English Teacher Explorers Clubg Chess Club: Band Announcer: Laboratory Assistant. JOSEPH CAPARRELLA Accountant Intramurals. 1 PAUL EDWARD CARBREY Chemist Explorers Clubg Chess Clubg Laboratory Assistant. CHERYL ANN CARFAGNO Lab Technician Equestrian Clubg Ski Club: BEVERLECA Subscription Committee. B-Hiveg 50 mile C SOPHOCLES CARINOS Oceanography German Club: Blazer Recipientg Fire Squad Student Counci resentative- House Council Re resentative I Rep , p ice-Presidentg Intramural Council Representative lubg Basketball: Baseball. CYNTHIA CARNEVALE Secretary Ski Club: Home Room Secretary. LINDA CARNEVALE Legal Secretary Library Aideg Ski Club. THOMAS CARR Sociologist Ski Clubg Tennis. Spanish Clubg G GORDON CARRO Machinist COREY CARSON A Special Education Teacher uidance Aide. MARK CASEY Certified Public Accountant Home Room Vice-President. ' DANIEL CASPER ' Undecided German Clubg World Affairs Clubg Fire Squad Band 50 Mile Clubg Intramural Soccer, Football Basketball Handball. J. PETER CASSELL Service MARK CELENTANO Engineer-College Math Teamg Chess Clubg Student Service Clubg Weight Lifting Clubg 50 Mile Clubg Boys' Basketball Managerg Hockey Managerg Chemistry Lab Assistantg Intramurals. LUCIA CEMPELLIN College French Club: Office Aide: Blazer Recipient. DEBRA CHAIN!-:Y Airline Stewardess Library Aideg Office Aide: Mixed Chorusg Flag Squadg Pep Squadg Home Room Secretary: Brown House gewipaperg Girls' Basketballg Intramural Volleyball, rac . DOROTHY ANN CHANSKY Actress Math Teamg Debating Clubg Drama Club Presidentg Concert Choir: Mixed Chorus: Home Room Vice Presidentg AEGIS Literary Staff: Drama Festivalg District Chorusg All-State Chorusg Talent Show. WILLIAM CHARETTE Physical Education Teacher Home Room President: Fire Squad: Boys' Basketballg Baseballg Football. ROGER CHARRON Business College Ski Club. y BARRY CHECCI College Hockey. PAULA CHRISTINE CLANCEY Secretary Equestrian Clubg AEGIS Business Staffg 25 Mile Clubg Tennis. PATRICIA CLARE Political Science ' Senior Class Playg Office Aideg Ski Club: Student Council Representativeg House Council Representativeg Home Room Presidentg AEGIS Business Staff: Student Council Secretary: 25 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball: Intramural Softball, Captain. LAURINDA A. CLARK Nursing Spanish Club. J MARK CLARK Printer House Council Representative: Football. NANCY CLARK Physical Therapist Spanish Club: Pep Squad. JAMES A. CLAY Broadcasting BEVERLECA Subscription Committeeg B.H.S. News. .IUDITH M. CLAYTON Practical Nurse Ski Clubg House Council Representativeg Home Room President, Vice-President: CO-ED Correspondent. JAMES A. CLEAVES Machine Operator Ski Clubg Weight Lifting Clubg Intramural Basketball, Soccer. ERIC CLEVELAND Undecided Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band: German Club. ALLISON B. COHEN Child Psychologist French Club: Senior Class Play: Library Aide: Blazer Recipient: House Council Alternate: Home Room Vice-President: AEGIS Exchange Editor, Literary Staff: 25 Mile Club. . MICHAEL COLBY Professional Baseball Player Home Room Treasurer: Baseball Captain: Intramural Soccer, Football. DONALD COLE Sales Engineer Chess Club: Cross Country Team: Intramural Soccer, Football. V .I AMES COLE Photographer Fire Squad: B.H.S. News, Photographer: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track. BARBARA COLLINS Stenographer Home Room Treasurer: BEVERLEGA Subscription Com- mittee, Typing Committee: Athletic Department Aide. EDWARD L. COLLINS Teacher Math Team: Student Council Representative, Treasurer: House Council Representative: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer: B-Hive: 50 Mile Club: Baseball: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Cross Country. PAUL COMEAU . College Biology Club: Usher at Graduation: Chess Club: Concert Choir: Indoor Track, Capt.: Football. GARY S. CONCLEY Business Administration Fire Squad: Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: Home Room gtresiilentg Baseball: Football: Indoor Track: Outdoor rac . HARRY .l . CONNAUCHTON College Chess Club: Fire Squad: AEGIS Assembly: Baseball Captain: Football: Intramural Handball. ALBERT CONNO LLY Electronic Technician GEORGE F. CONNOLLY, JR. Service Chess Club: Ski Club: Football. JAMES CONNORS Accountant Ski Club: Cross Country. WILLIAM M. CONWAY College 50 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer. JANET A. COOK Retailing Office Aide: Ski Club: Home Room Secretary: House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA Lay-Out Committee: Intramural Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball. OSCAR CORELLE Engineer Spanish Club: Senior Class Play: Chess Club: Weight Lifting Club: Home Room President, Treasurer: Baseball. Ll LLIAN CORNING p Ollice Worker Ski Club: Pep Squad: Intramural Volleyball. JOHN R. COSTA 1 , Printer C LYNDA N. COSTOPOULOS Licensed Practical Nurse Library Aide: Pep Squad. RICHARD COTRARO Undecided Basketball: Baseball: Football Captain. SUZANNE COUTURE . Horliculturalist Senior Class Play: Art Service Club: Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Pep Squad: 25 Mile Club. ' DONNA A. CRANDALL Commercial Artist Theater Club: Art Service Club: Ski Club: Student Service Club: Pep Squad: Alt House Newspaper: BEVERLIQGA Typing Committee, Subscription Committee: Usher at Dedication: Intramural Volleyball. LAWRENCE CRATEAU Teacher Equestrian Club: Home Room Officer, Treasurer: 50 Mile Club: Baskehall: Outdoor Track. DIANNE E. CRAWFORD b Commercial Art Debating Club: Drama Club: Senior Class Play: Art Service Club: Chess Club:.l'olk Music Club: Icp Squad: Alt House Newspaper: AECIS Art Staff: 25 Mile Club: Girls' Track Team. JEFFREY H. CRAWFORD Musician Class Marshalg Fire Squad: Ski Clubg Weight Lifting Club: Student Council Representative: House Council Representative, Secretary, Presidentg Intramural Council Representativeg House Newspaper, Trade Schoolg Football. DONNA M. CROSBY Airline Steu-ardess DECA: Merchandising Club. STEPHEN CROSS . Aeronautical Engineer Spanish Clubg Intramurals. MARLENE CROSSMAN Airline Stewardess Senior Class Playg Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Pep Squadg 25 Mile Club. LEO P. CUCINELLI ' College Ski Club: Bandg B.H.S. News, Subscription Editor. MICHAEL J. CULLEN Service WALTER J. CURRAN Engineering Blazer llecipientg Chess Clubg Home Room President, Vice-President. Treasurerg Class Presidentg House Trea- surer: Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track: Cross Country. TAMARA A. CURWEN Psychology Teacher Spanish Clubg Drama Clubg Senior Class Playg Theater Club, Vice-Presidentg Library Aide: Equestrian Club Presidentg Folk Music Club: Pep Squadg Book Club. ELLEN D'ALLESANDRO Executive Secretary Student Service Clubg Pep Squadg BEVERLEGA Typing Committee, Advertising Committeeg 25 Mile Clubg Intramurals. DEBORAH LEE DALY Model i Senior Class Playg Office Aideg Ski Clubg Baton Squad. DIANE T. DANDA College Spanish Clubg Drama Clubg Senior Class Playg Theater Club Program Committee Chairman: Library Aideg Equestrian Clubg Pep Squadg House Newspaper: 25 Mile lub. QUINLAN DAVEY Peace Corps Spanish Clubg Chess Clubg Ski Clubg 50 Mile Clubg Footballg Outdoor Track: Cross Countryg Intramurals. GREGORY DAVISON Sen-ice Basketball, Captaing Baseballg Football. PETER TOWNSEND DAY Salesman Senior Class Playg Self-Defense Clubg Ski Club. CYNTHIA P. DEA Teacher Latin Clubg Math Teamg Usher at Graduationg Ski Club Secretary, Sophomore Representativeg Student Council Alternateg Home Room Vice-President, Secretary, Trea- surerg House Treasurerg AECIS Literary Staffg Basketball. SALLY DEINSTADT Nurse Mixed Chorusg Intramurals. PATRICIA DENIS Secretary Drama Club: Guidance Aideg Mixed Chorus BEVER LEGA Typing Committee. DIANE L. DENLEY Occupational Therapist French Club: Office Aide: Class Marshal Usher at Graduation Ski Clubg Concerts Choirg Folk Chonis Mixed Chorusg Cheerleaderg Pep Squadg 'House Council Altemate Representative: Sophomore Class Secretary Treasurer Alt House Treasurerg 25 Mile Club Outdoor PAMELA ANN D'ERRICO Accountant MICHAEL .l. DiANNI Certified Public Accountant LOUIS DiGREGORIO JR. Cabinetmaker KRISTINE A. DINELEY Registered Nurse Spanish Clubg Library Aideg Pep Squad: Brown House Newspaper 25 Mile Club. ROMILDO JAMES DiNICOLA Data Process Fire Squad Weight Lifting Clubg Football Intramural Soccer Football, Basketball, LaCrosse. ALBERT WILLIAM DION Undecided NORMAN R. DIONNE Machinist PAUL R. DIONNE Printing Fire Squad. SANDRA DIPAOLO Legal Secretary Ski Club. DONALD DOANE Machinist A BARBARA A. DOHERTY Legal Career House- Council Representative, Secretaryg Intramural Tennis. CHRISTINE DONAHUE Registered Nurse Latin Club: Ski Clubg B.H.S. News: 25 Mile Clubg Intramural Volleyball. ' , KAREN DONOVAN Airline Stewardess 25 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer, Softball, Field Hockey, Girls' Basketball. CHRISTINE M. DOOLEY College Drama Clubg Library Aideg Office Aide: House Council Representativeg Home Room Treasurer: Class Treasurerg Alt House Newspaperg AECIS Business Staff. KAREN L. DOOLING I College Cuidance Aide: Office Aide: Student Council Representa- tive: Ski Club: House Council Representative: Brown House Newspaper: AEGIS Business Staff: 25 Mile Club. BETTY R. DOW Nurse BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee: Girls' Basketball. ELIZABETH E. DOYLE College French Club: Library Aide: Usher at Graduation: Concert Choir: Folk Music Club: Mixed Chorus: Brown House Newspaper: AEGIS Literary Staff: District Chorus. ' JOHN F. DRINKWATER, J R. College Key Club: Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: Football: Indoor Track. MOYRA A. DROBINSKI Physical Education Spanish Club Treasurer: Program Committee: Usher at Graduation: Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Pep Squad: Home Room President, Treasurer: Buckley House News- paper: 25 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball, Captain: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee: Cafeteria Aide: Volleyball, Captain: Track, Captain: Softball. Captain: Tennis, Captain: Soccer, Captain: Field Hockey, Captain: Badminton, Captain: Flag Football, Captain: House Captain. GLENN DUBOIS College Fire Squad: Self-Defense Club: Football: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track. PHILIP M. DUBOIS Data Processing DONNA MARIE DUEST IBM Keypunch Operator CHARLENE B. ELLIOTT Writer Latin Club: Math Team: Drama Club: Mixed Chorus: Band Librarian: BEVERLEGA Photography Committee: Intramural Volleyball. SANTINO ERAMO Machinist DONNA J. ERIKSEN Secretary, Guidance Aide: Mixed Chorus: Home Room President, Secretary: BEVERLGA Subscription Committee: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Volley Ball, Softball. LAWRENCE M. F ABRI Carpenter Home Room President: Intramural Football. JOHN FALL Trade School Teacher Student Council Representative-at-Large: House Council Representative: BEVERLEC-A Lay-Out Committee. RALPH C. FATELLO Serrif 1' Weight Lifting Club: Intramural Soccer, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, LaCrosse. Softball. K CAROL FAVARA Secretary HELEN FEMINO Registered Nurse Library Aide: Office Aide: Usher at Graduation: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: Home Room Vice-President: Brown House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA Photography Committee: Intramural Basketball. . gm sf x 'ii KAREN FERRIERO Practical Nurse Senior Class Play: Office Aide: Usher at Graduation, Graduation Assemblies: Pep Squad: Homeroom Secretary: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer: Intramurals WILLIAM G. FISH Engineering . Biology Club: Student Council Altemate, Representattve. WILLIAM FISK Undecided DAVID FITZGERALD Oceanographer ELLEN K. FLANNERY Psychologist French Club, President, Vice-President: Math Team: Science Club: Senior Class Play: Theater Club: Guidance Aide: Office Aide: Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: House Council Altemate: Home Room Vice.President: Class Secretary: Intramurals: French National Honor Society: French Cinema Club: AEGIS Literary Staff. l F GARY FLINT ' Printer Student Council Representative: Trade School Newspaper: BEVERLEGA Photography Committee. . WILLIAM I. FOLEY .I R. Teacher Audiovisual Aides -Club: Radio and Television Technology Club: Stage Craft Club: Usher at Graduation, Graduation Assemblies: Chess Club: Fire Squad: Home Room Secretary: 50 Mile Club: Baseball, Manager: Hockey: Intramural Soccer, LaCrosse, Football. q CATHERINE M. FORD Nurse French Club: Intramural Soccer. PATRICIA FORRANT Nurse Drama Club: Library Aide: Pep Squad: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee. NANCY FORSSTROM Language Interpreter German Club, Secretary: Library Aide: Office Aide: Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Home Room Secretary: Senior Class Secretary: Brown House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA Photography Committee: Girls' Basketball. ANN FORTUNATO Airline Stewardess German Club: Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: Home Room President, Vice-President. STEPHEN FOSS Jockey Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: Football, Outdoor Track. BARBARA A. FOSTER Nursing Library Aide: Equestrian Club: Mixed Chorus: Brown House Newspaper: B.l'l.S. News. RALPH FOSTER I.B.M. School Fire Squad: Ski Club: Student Council Alternate. SUSAN FOSTER Business Administration Ski Club: House Council Alternate, Representative: Home Room President: Buckley House Newspaper. RICHARD FOUSTOUKOS Teacher Fire Squad: Key Club: B.H.S. News, Sports Editor: Boys' Basketball: Football. LINDA FOWLER Undecided Mixed Chorusg Pep Squad. DIANE M. FRASER Secretary JOHN FRAZIER Import-Export Business Fire Squadg Key Clubg Ski Clubg Weight Lifting Clubg Football. JONATHAN FREEMAN Marine Biologist Ski Clubg House Council Representativeg Home Room President. MADELINE F RISCH Lawyer French Clubg Latin Club. RALPH FULLER Navy PAULA FULTZ Stewardess Drama Club: Chess Clubg Equestrian Clubg Mixed Chorus. SUSAN FURBUSH Undecided Ski Clubg Pep Squad. LINDA FURNARI Retail Buyer DECA Treasurer: Ski Club. GARY E. GALINOS . Teacher Spanish Club: Chess Club: Ski Club: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track: Cross Country. ANNE CALIPEAU IBM Keypunch Operator Concert Choir: Mixed Chorus: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee, Typing Committee. ' LINDA JOY CALL Fashion Retailer DECA: Brown House Newspaper: Ski Club. GAIL A. GALUSKA Undecided Intramural Soccer, Softball, Field Hockey, Tennis, Volleyball, Basketball, Co-Captain: Track. LEWIS CAMBALE ' Business PATRICIA I. GARLAND Florist Art Service Club: Guidance Aide: Office Aide: Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: Student Council Representative: House Council Representative: Home Room Treasurer: Intramural Council: BEVERLEGA iubscription Committee, Advertising Committee: B.H.S. ews. DALE GARVIN Politician Fire , Squad Captain: Home Room President: Hockey Manager: Intramural Soccer, Football, Handball. PATRICIA GATELY Hairdresser DECA. MARK F. CAWRON Undeczkled German Club. .IEANNE E. GELINEAU ' College French Clubg Drama Club, Senior Class Play: Usher at Graduationg Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Brown House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA Advertising Committeeg B.H.S. Newsg 25 Mile Clubg Intramural Volleyball, Soccer. MICHAEL D. GENEST Electronics Technician Ski Club, Intramural Football. ' LOUIS GENT ILE College Hockey, Captain. .IUDI L. GEORGANDIS Professional Modeling DECA, Vice-President: Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Vice-Presidentg Brown House Newspaper: AEGIS Subscription: 25 Mile Clubg Girls' Basketballg Intramural Volleyball, Soccer, Field Hockey. CAROL A. GILLIGAN Secretary Ski Clubg Cheerleader: Home Room Secretaryg 25 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball. JEAN A. GILLIGAN Fashion Retailer Senior Class Playg Office Aideg Ski Club: Cheerleader, Captaing BEVERLEGA Typing Committeeg 25 Mile Clubg 50 Mile Club, Girls' Basketball: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track, Intramural, Basketball, Soccer, and Track. X JAMES F. GLASSER - Mathematician Senior Class Playg Fire Squad: Band Vice-President: Stu- dent Council Presidentg House Council Representative: Home Room Vice-President: Sophomore Class President: .lunior Class Vice-President: B-Hiveg Basketballg Football Outdoor Track. ALAN E. GON ET Certified Public Accountant Chess Clubg Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. TARA M. GOPWANI Physiotherapist Debating Club: World Affairs Club Presidentg Mixed Chorusg BEVERLECA Subscription Committee. KATHRYN GOUCHER Elementary Education French Clubg Spanish Clubg World Affairs Clubg Theater Clubg Office Aideg Equestrain Club: Pep Squad: Brown House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA Advertising Committee. MEREDITH J. COULD College German Clubg Art Service Clubg Home Room Vice-Presidentg B.H.S. News Art Editor. ARTHUR CRANFIELD Chemical Engineer Math Teamg Explorers Clubg Chess Club: House Council Representativeg Home Room Vice-President: Home Room Vice-Presidentg Junior and Senior Class Treasurer. CAROL GRAVES College Baton Squad Soloist, Leaderg Brown House Newspaper. ARTHUR C. CRIMES Electronics Engineer Chess Clubg Band. DAVID HARDING Undecided Art Service Club. STEPHEN HARNEY Teacher Home Room Vice-Presidentg Tennisg Intramural Soccer, Football. DAVID P. HARRISON Engineer Intramural Football, Basketball. PAUL HARRISON Business .IAMES C. HART Cabinetmaker Fire Squad: Student Council Representative-at-Largeg House Council Representative: Intramural Soccer. J ON HART Business College DECA: Ski Club. PAUL HARTLEY Marine Biology Indoor Track: Outdoor Track, Captain. CHARLES HARTNETI' College Football. DOREEN N. HASKELL Marriage , DECA. JEAN HASLEGRAVE Secretary Home Room Treasurer: BEVERLECA Typing Committee: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Field Hockey: Soccer. - BRADFORD HATHAWAY Printer Intramural Council. PAUL E. HAUSMANN Managing Engineer Uslier at Graduation: Fire Squad: Student Council Representative, Vice-President, Representative-at-Large: House Council Representative, Member at Large: Home Room President: House' Treasurer: AEGIS Assistant Editor: Tennis, Captain. . . STEPHEN HAWRYLUK Track or Basketball Coach Key Club: Basketball: Outdoor Track: Cross Country, Captain. - RONALD WL HAZELL I College Key Club.: Intramural Football, Soccer. KAREN HEALEY Undecided EDWARD HEALY Service JUNE HEATH Manager in Retailing DECA. JAMES HEFFERMAN Chiropractor indoor Track: Intramural Soccer, Touch Football, Basket a I. DALE ANNE HENDERSON Dental Hygenist Equestrian Clubg Brown House Newspaperg BEVERLECA Advertising Committee. SUSAN HENDERSON Undecided Pep Squad: Home Room Vice-President, Secretary: 25 Mile Clubg Intramural Softball. R EILEEN K. HERLIHY Secretary Home Room Treasurerg BEVERLEGA Subscription Com mitteeg Intramural Volleyball. PETER HERNDON Forestry and Park Management WILLIAM T. HIGGINS Undecided Art Service Clubg Chess'Clubg Fire Squadg Ski Club: A House Newspaper: B.H.S. Newsg Intramural Soccer, LaCrosse. MARK E. HILL College Spanish Club: Fire Squadg Ski Clubg Weight Lifting Clubg Footballg Indoor Track: Outdoor Trackg Intra- mural Track, Volleyball. RANDOLPH HILL College Spanish Club: Folk Music Club: Band: Home Room Secretary: Indoor Track: Outdoor Track. LINDA D. HIRTLE Registered Nurse Library Aide: Office Aide: Usher at Graduation: Pep Squad: Home Room Treasurer: Alt House Newspaper. KAREN HOLLOWAY Marriage Theater Club. WILLIAM HOOD Data Processing Ski Club: Band: House Council Representative: Img-3. mural Soccer. RICHARD M. HORNE Undecided ' I-'ire Squad: Self-Defense Club: Ski Club: Pep Band: lgamj President: House Council Representative: Stage an . RICHARD P. HOUGHTON AUndec'idc.I GARY S. HOWARD Undecided CARY HUGGETT Government Math Team: Homeroom Vice-President: Boys' Intramurals. RICHARD HUTCHINSON Undecided Ski Clubg Student Council Representativeg Intramural Council Representative. STEPHEN HYLAND , College Fire Squad: Ski Clubg Weight Lifting Club: Intramural Council Representative: Baseball: Footballg Intramural Soccer, LaCrosse, Basketball. BEVERLY IGNACIO ' Secretary Office Aideg Usher at Graduationg Baton Squadg Girls' Basketball. CONSUEIQO M. IRVING Secretary Ski Clubg Home Room Secretaryg Brown House Newspaperg Intramural Basketball. ROLAND A. JACQUES, JR, Service JOHN JAMESON Business College Fire Squad. ROBERT S. .IARNES College German Clubg Explorers Clubg Chess Clubg Weight Lifting Club: House Council Alternate, Representative: Home Room Presidentg Indoor Track: Outdoor Track, Intramurals. ' HENRY JENSEN Teacher German Clubg Student Council Altemate. CURTIS JOHNSON Undecided Home Room Treasurerg Hockey. JAYNE JOHNSON Retailer Senior Class Playg Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Home Room Secretary: AEGIS Business Staffg Intramural Field Hockey, Intramural Softball. KAREN N. JOHNSON Elementary Teacher ' Guidance Aide, Office Aideg House Council Altemate. MARGARET JOHNSON Executive Secretary Office Aideg Cheerleaderg Home Room Vice-Presidentg AEGIS Business Staffg 25 Mile Clubg Girls' Basketball, Intramural Softball, Basketball, Flag-Football, Badminton, Tennis, Field Hockey, Track. ROBERT MERRILL JOHNSON Underwater Demolition Technician lrziarige Biology Clubg Chess Clubg Ski Clubg Indoor rac . SHARON Ai JOHNSON Undecided MARTHA E. JOHNSTONE Nurse Library Aideg Ski Club, Concert Choirg Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad. PHYLLIS M. KATZ Elementary Education Drama Clubg Guidance Aideg Office Aide: House Council Alternate: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee. JOHN DALLAS KAUSEL Mechanical Engineer Usher at Graduationg Graduation Assembliesg Student Council Representativeg Home Room Presldentg Intramural Badminton. MICHAEL KAYLOR Mechanical Engineer Fire Squadg Ski Clubg Weight Lifting Clubg Trade Newspaperg Footballg Intramural Soccer. SHARON L. KEECH Practical Nurse V Guidance Aide: Office Aideg Ski Clubg Home Room Treasurerg 25 Mile Clubg Girls' Basketball. DIANE KEENAN ' Nursing German Clubg World Affairs Club: Theater Club. MAUREEN KELLEHER Teacher World Affairs Clubg Ski Club: Pep Squadg 25 Mile Clubg Intramural Soccer. WILLIAM KELLEHER Teacher Senior Class Playg Weight Lifting Clubg Intramural Basketball, Handball, and Soccer. STANLEY KELLNER Business Administration JUDITH E. KELLY Medical Secretary Ski Clubg Home Room President, Vice-President. 7-N ian I MAUREEN KINSER ' Ar! Therapist Art Service Clubg Guidance Aide: Office Aideg Home Room Treasurer: Alt House Newspaper. ' JOSEPH KLIMASZEWSKI College Senior Class Playg Baseball: Football. P BRADLEY KLINKER Insurance Salesman TRACY KRESCHOLLEK Printer DEBORAH L. KRUKONIS Guidance Counselor ski club. JOHN KUCONIS Elvrlriral Engineer Math Team: Chess Clulrg lndoor Track: Outdoor Trackg Cross Countryg Golf. CHERYL J. LAGASSE Commercial Artist Art Service Clubg Pt-p Squad: B.H.S. News Art Staff. NANCY LAHAYE Laboratory Technician Usher at Graduation: Pep Squadg House Council Representative. I' TONY LAM Electrical Engineering NEIL LAMONT Electronic Engineerinz Weight Lifting Clubg Student Council Represent- ative-at-Large. TODD LAMPERT College Hockey. JOSEPH LANDOLFI College Usher at Graduationg Key Club: Student Council Representativeg House Council President: Indoor Track: Outdoor Trackg Intramurals. PAUL LAPORTE - Master Aircraft Technician Ski Clubg Intramural Soccer, LaCrosse. S THOMAS J. LARSON - , College Fire Squad: Ski Club Treasurer: Weight Lifting Clubg Home Room President, Vice-President, Treasurerg Intra- mural Volleyball, LaCrosse, Football. PAULETTE R. LAVOIE Secretary Ski Clubg Pep Squadg House Council Alternate: Home Room President: House Newspaper: AEGIS Business Staff 3 Girls' Basketball: Intramural Soccer, Softball, Volleyball. RICHARD D. LAURENCE . Electrical Engineer BEVERLEGA Subscription Committeeg Intramural Track, LaCrosse. MARK LAWTON Accounting and Finance Ski Clubg Intramural Football, Volleyball, LaCrosse. SHIRLEY LEBLANC Airline Stewardess Concert Choirg Mixed Chorusg BEVERLEGA Subscription Committeeg Girls' Basketball: intramural Soccer. KATHLEEN LECK Nurse Library Aideg Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg Alt House Newspaper. DONALD LEE College Football. THOMAS D. LEE College Class Marshal, Headg Fire Squadg Weight Lifting Clubg Footballg intramural Soccer, Vollevball, LaCrosse. WILLIAM L LEE Civil Engineer Ski Clubg ,Footballg Outdoor Trackg Cross Country, Manager. SUSAN C. LEGRO Psychiatric Aide Equestrian Club: Pep Squad. DANIEL L. LEIGHTON College Intramural Football. CYNTHIA LEONARD Teacher Guidance Aide: Office Aide: Home Room Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer: Class Secretary: BEVERLEGA Lay-Out Committee: Girls' Volleyball. SUSAN LEVEILLE College Library Aide: Office Aide: Ski Club: House Council Alternate: Home Room Secretary: Brown House News- paper. LAURA C. LEVESQUE Veterinarian's Hospital Assistant Equestrian Club: Home Room Secretarv: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee: 25 Mile Club. CAROL LEVINE Office Work Folk Music Club. PETER LIACOS College Home Room Treasurer: Intramural Football: Soccer, Volleyball. DIANN E ELAINE LIZOTTE Elementary School Teacher French Club: Usher at Graduation Assemblies: Folk Chorus: Mixed Chorus: BEVERLEGA Advertising Com- mittee: Girls' Track: Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, Badminton, Track: 25 Mile Club. ALAN LOWELL Programm er CAROLE LOWELL Airlines Hostess Drama Club: Ski Club: Concert Choir: Mixed Chorus: Flag Squad: 25 Mile Club: 50 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball: Track. GEORGE LUCE College Latin Club: Equestrian Club. ' DAVID LUOMA I Business Administration Weight Lifting Clubg Football. DONALD MacCABTHY Mason BARBARA MacDONALD , Nurse 'Ski Clubg Home Room Presidentg Buckley House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA Advertising Committee. ELIZABETH A. MacDONALD I Telephone Operator A KAREN MacDONALD Teacher Pep Squad: Girls' Basketball: Intramural Soccer. KEVIN MacDONALD , Undecided SUSAN MacDONALD - Accountant Spanish Clubg Equestrian Clubg Ski Club: Pep Squadg Intramural Football. M. ELIZABETH MacDOUGALL Retail and Advertising SHERRY MACE Secretary Baton Club. JANET A. MACIEWICZ College French Club: Drama Club: Guidance Aide: Office Aide: Class Marshal: Blazer Recipient: Pep Squad: Home Room President, Vice-President: B House Treasurer: Brown House Newspaper: BEVERLEGA Lay-Out Committee: Intramural Volleyball. GEORGE MacNEILL Teacher German Club: House Council Alternate, Representative: Intramural Volleyball, LaCrosse. GLENN R. MacPI-IERSON Sheet Metal Welder DEBORAH MACER Biology Research Book Club: Latin Club: Biology Club: Debating Club: Drama Club: Class Marshal: Ski Club: Pep Squad. KATHLEEN MACUIRE , College Spanish Club: Ski Club: Cheerleader: 25 Mile Club: Girls' Basketball. ALAN MAHAN V Architect Ski Club. SALLY MALLOY Retailing Spanish Clubg Ski Clubg Home Room Secretaryg Brown House Newspaper. WILLIAM A. MALONEY College Home Room Treasurerg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. PAULA JEAN MANZI Pediatric Nurse Drama Clubg AEGIS Subscription Committeeg Intramural Field Hockey. GEORGE MARCEAU Engineer Usher at Graduation Assembliesg Home Room President, Vice-President: Footballg Chemistry Lab As- sistant. SHARON MARCHAND ' Elementary Teacher Office Aideg Usher at Graduationg House Council Altemateg Home Room Vice-Presidentg Intramurals. CAROL MARCUCCI Secretary BEVERLEGA Subscription Committeeg Girls' Basketballg Intramural Soccer. DEBORAH MARSHALL College N Spanish Clubg Equestrian Clubg Ski Club: Student Council Representativeg House Council Representative. GAY LESLIE MARTIN Registered Nurse Usher at Graduationg Home Room Secretary. ROBERT McCANN Fireman Self-Defense Club: Outdoor Track: Intramural Track, Soccer, Football. JEAN MCCRAIL Executive Secretary Office Aide: House Council Member-at-Large: Home Room Treasurer: Alt House Newspaper: AECIS Business Staff: Girls' Intramural Soccer. THOMAS McGRATH Teacher Self-Defense Club: Ski Club: Intramural Handball, Soccer, Football. GREGORY McGUIRE College Cerman Club: World Affairs Club Vice-President: Outdoor Track. JAMES F. MCINNIS Machinist Intramural Sports. PATRICIA McLAUGHLIN Elementary School Teacher Usher at Graduation: BEVERLEGA Advertising Com- mittee: Intramural Sports: 25 Mile Club. 0 JAMES MCMAHON College Key Club: Folk Music Club: Intramural Basketball, Football, Volleyball. KATHRYN MCPHEE Journalist French Club: Drama Club: Theater Club: Art Service Club: Equestrian Club: B.H.S. News. JAMES C. MEARS Undecided ROBERT MELANSON Economist Fire Squad: Self-Defense Club: Home Room Treasurer. RICHARD MELEI College Fire Squad: Weight Lifting Club: Football: Intramural Football, Soccer, LaCrosse, Volleyball. . STEPHEIN J. MENESALE Teacher DAVID MERCALDI Q Biologist Fire Squad: Pep Band: Band, Treasurer: House Council Altemate: BEVERLEGA' Lay-Out Committee: Tennis: Stage Band. .IUDI A. MERCALDI Fashion Illustrator Art Service Club. ' ROBERT C. MILES Medicine Explorers Club. DALE MILLER 1 Teacher French Club: Library Aide: 'Ski Club: Concert Choir: Folk Music Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Band: House Council Alternate, Representative: AEGIS: Brown House Newspaper. - KATHLEEN MILLS Secretary Office Aide: 25 Mile Club. CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL College Usher at Graduation: Fire Squad: Key Club: Self-Defense Club: Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: House Council Altemate: Home Room President: AECIS: Football: Intramurals Track, Soccer: Coach of Girls' Football Team. NEIL MITCHELL College Audiovisual Aides Club: Fire Squad: Self-Defense Club: Ski Club: Weight Lifting Club: House Council Repre- sentative: Home Room Treasurer: AEGIS: Hockey: Outdoor Track: Football Captain: Intramurals Track, Handball, Basketball: Coach of Girls' Football Team. CONNIE-MARIE MODUGNO History Teacher World Affairs Club: Pep Squad: Student Council Alternate: Intramural Volleyball, Soccer. - JOHN MODUGNO Printer Football. JOHN K. MODUGNO Undecided .IOANNE MONDANO Bookkeeper Pep Squad: BEVERLEGA Advertising Committee: 25 Mile Club. .IACQUELINE A. MOODY Laboratory Technician Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: Student Council Representative: House Council Representative: Home Room President: A House Newspaper: Intramural Basketball. l PATRICIA MOORE Housewife Pep Squad. JOHN MORINE Machinist DAPHINEY MORRILL Secretary Office Aideg Mixed Chorus. SUSAN MORRIS I.B.M. Mixed Chorus. CATHERINE MORRISON Undecided Latin Club. CATHY E. MORSE Elementary Teacher Drama Clubg House Council Representative, Treasurerg BEVERLECA Subscription Committeeg Intramural Volley- ball. ' HENRY J. Moznzmz ' Printer Class Marshalg Self-Defense Club. DIANNE MUCFORD Teacher Home Room Treasurerg A House N e w s p a p e r 3 BEVERLECA Copy Committeeg Intramurals. if , JAMES A. MURPHY College French Club: Equestrian Clubg Ski Clubg Home Room Treusurcrg BEVERLECA Copy Committeeg Buckley House Newspaper. JOHN E. MUZAROL U.S. Air Force DOMINICK NAPOLITANO Musician Pep Band, Presidentg Band. JUNE NELSON College French Clubg Ski Clubg Alt House Newspaperg Girls' Basketball. PHYLLIS ANN NELSON Undecided WILLIAM G. NELSON Veterinarian Biology Club: Explorers Club: Chess Club Vice President: Equestrian Club: Self.Defense Clubg Weight Lifting Clubg Wrestling Team. DALE L. NICHOLS Elementary Education Student Council Representative-at-Largeg House Council Representativeg Home Room Treasurerg BEVERLECA Advertising Committee. JOHN NICOL ' Undecided Band. MARK A. NIELSON Sheet Metal Superintendent Home Room President. JOSEPH NIXON C . Business Key Club: Ski Club: House Council Representative: Baseball: Hockey: Intramural Soccer: Intramural Football. CATHY E. NORDEN Veterinary Medicine French Club: Spanish Club: Theater Club President, Vice- President: Guidance Aide: Library Aide: Office Aide: Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: Home Room Treasurer: Intramural Council Representa- tive: Brown House Newspaper: AEGIS Business Staff: Girls' Basketball Captain: Intramural Volleyball Captain: Girls' Track: Girls' Field Hockey: Soccer Captain. ROBERT NORMAND Engineer Key Club: Ski Club: House Council Alternate: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer. PAUL NUCCIO Aeronautical Engineer Ski Club: Intramural Football, Softball, Soccer, Basketball, Handball, Hockey. PAUL O'BElRNE Business Executive Chess Club: Key Club: Home Room President: Buckley House Treasurer. MICHAEL 0'BRIEN Marine Corps DIANA OLIVER Nursing Ski Club: Intramural Softball, Soccer: Girls' Field Hockey. - ELIZABETH A. ORLANDO Executive Secretary Ski Clubg BEVERLECA Advertising Committee: House Newspaperg 25 Mile Clubg Basketball. CAROL OSBORNE Undecided DECA: Merchandising Club. IOEL D. OSSOF F Oceanography Ski Clubg Pep Bandg Band: Indoor Track: Intramural Track. JEAN OUELETTE College World Affairs Club Secretary: Theater Club, Treasurerg Equestrian Club Secretaryg Pep Squad: House Newspaperg BEVERLECA Advertising Committeeg Track Teamg Intramural Soccer, Volleyball. BARBARA OUIMETTE Airline Sleuurrlcss . Ski Clubg 25 Mile Club. STEPHEN PALM Pilot Ski Clubg Home Room Presidentg Outdoor Trai-kg Intramural Soccer. J UDITH E. PARISEAU Social Worker :Senior Class Playg Office Aideg Ski Club: Student Service Clubg Cheerleader-Alternateg House Council Vice Pres- identg Home Room President: Intramural Council Representativeg Brown House Newspaper: Intramural Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Soccer, Captain. DOROTHY PARKER College Library Aideg Ski Club: Mixed Chorusg Pep Squadg Home Room Vice-President, Treasurerg House Newspaperg BEVERLEGA Advertising Committeeg Intramural Soccer, Volleyball. Softball. 'J' tel,-j ' 'A'Wc W JOHANNA PETERSON Music Education Latin Club: Concert Choir: Mixed 4Chorus: Band Librarian. PAULA A. PETRONZIO Sociologist Home Room Vice-President: Girls' Basketball: AECIS Subscription Committee. E PETER M. PETROSINO College .IAN E. PHILLIPS Secretary Ski Club: House Council Alternate: AECIS Business grail: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee: 25 Mile u . NANCY .IEAN PHILLIPS Director of Christian Education French: Drama Club: Library Aide: Concert Choir: Mixed Chorus: Baton Squad: House Newspaper: Intramural Track, Volleyball, Softball. MICHAEL P. PICARIELLO Teacher Drama Club: Senior Class Play: Key Club: Ski Club. THOMAS D. PIECEWICZ Accountant Indoor Track Manager: Outdoor Track Manager: Cross Country Manager. WILLIAM PIKE Accountant 50 Mile Club: Indoor Track: Colf Captain: Intramural Basketball, Track. EDWARD PIN ANSKI Electronic Engineer SUSAN I. PINCIARO College French Clubg Math Teamg Office Aideg Usher at Graduationg Blazer Recipientg Pep Squadg House Council Altemate: Home Room President, Secretaryg House Newspaper, Brown, Editor: BEVERLEGA Copy Commit- tee. National French Honor Society. WILLIAM PITMAN Business DECAg Mixed Chorus. NORMAN A. PIZZELLO College Weight Lifting Clubg Intramural Wrestling, Soccer. LINDA POCHASK College Ski Clubg Home Room Treasurer: Brown ,House News- paperg Intramural Soccer, Volleyball. JOHN R. POIRIER Business School DECA, Presidentg Merchandising Club, Presidentg DECA North Atlantic Regional Conferenceg DECA State Conference. . BARRY POLLOCK Printer THOMAS POMROY Physical Education Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. .IAYNE L. POPE College Library Aide: Office Aide: Spanish Club Chairman of Activities: Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: Mixed Chorus: Cheerleader: House Council Representative: Home Room Vice-President: Intramural Representative: Brown House Newspaper: AECIS Business Staff: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball. LINDA M. POST Beatutician ,CHRISTOPHER POTVI N Marine Biologist JANIE PSZENNY Hairdresser DAVID QUEENAN College Golf. SHARON QUIGLEY Artist Art Service Club: Class Marshal: Ski Club: Student Council Representative, Recording Secretary: House Coun- cil President: Home Room President, Secretary: Alt House Newspaper: B.H.S. News, Copywrite Editor: Girls' Basketball: Intramural Soccer, Volleyball. WILLIAM C. RADACK Patternmaker Ski Club: Student Council Representative-at-Large: Home Room President. l MAUREEN RATHBUN Elementary Teacher Cennan Club: Ski Club: Concert Choir: Mixed Chours: Flag Squad: Pep Squad: House Council Representative: Buckley House Newspaper: B.H.S. News, News Editor: 25 Mile Club. GEORGE REAGAN Cabinetmaker Intramural Soccer. MICHAEL REHLANDER Architect Ski Clubg Band: Studeflt Council Representative-at-Largeg House Council Representativeg Baseball: Indoor Trackg Intramural Football, Soccer, Softball, Basketball. DAVID REIN College Weight Lifting' Clubg Trade Newspaperg Intramural Soccer, Football, Basketball, Softball. GARY RENARD Writer Folk Music Club: B.H.S. News Review Editorg Talent Show: Hootenanney. PAUL RENARD College Explorers Clubg Ski Clubg Folk Music Clubg Brown House Newspaperg 25 Mile Club. DANA REYNOLDS Military Service ROBERT RHOADES Undecided Weight Lifting Clubg Home Room Vice President: Boys' Basketball, Captaing Baseballg Footballg Outdoor Trackg Intramural Soccer. EDWARD RICHARDS Undecided Weight Lifting Clubg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track: Cross Countryg Intramural Basketball. .IOHN RICHARDS Undecided WILLIAM RICHARDS Engineer Ski Club: Pep Bandg Bandg 50 Mile Clubg Outdoor Track. EARNEST RICHARDSON Drafting Teacher ,, Ski Club: Golf, Captain. LINDA RICHARDSON Biologist i Ski Clubg House Council Representativeg Brown House Newspaperg BEVERLECA Photography Commilteeg Intra- mural Volleyball. F PHILIP I. RING Carpenter DEBORAH ROBERTS Model A Concert Choir. .IUDITH ROBICHAU Teacher Drama Clubg 'Ski Club: House Council Alternateg All House Newspaper. ' EDWARD A. ROBINSON Electric Technician A Trade Newspaper, Editor-in-Chiefg Football. JEROME ROLINCER Business Administration Outdoor Track, Cross Country, Captain. CHRISTINE ROSSIO Hairdresser BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee. MICHAEL D. ROSUM History Teacher NANCY ROUNDY . Retailer Drama Club: Office Aideg Usher at Graduation: Ski Club: Flag Squadg Pep Squad: Home Room Xicifresident, Secretaryg Alt House Newspaper: 25 Mile u . LAUREN CE RUF F ELS Electrical Engineer PAUL RUCGERI Public Accountant Chess Club. DEBORAH RUTSTROM Stewardess Library Aideg Ski Clubg Pep Squadg Buckley House Newspaper. DENISE SACCHETTI Typist ,fn ps CHRISTINE M. SHERMAN Airline Stewardess Office Aide: Ski Club: House Council Representative, Treasurer: Brown House Newspaper: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Soccer, Basketball. DONNA SILVERIA Medical Secretary Biology Club: Senior Class Play: Ski Club: Home Room Treasurer: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Softball, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Field Hockey. KEVIN H. SILVER Machinist Fin- Squad: Intramural Soccer, Football, Basketball, V4-lla-yball, Softball. MAUREEN SILVER Hairdresser Girls' Basketball: Intramural Track, Football, Soccer. O KATHLEEN SILVERIO ' Secretary Office Aide: Ski Club. MICHAEL SILVERSTEIN Computer Programmer LARRY SINCLAIR Engineer German Club: Home Room Secretary. LAURENCE SITEK Cabinetmaker Intramural Football. .I AMES E. SLATTERY Electronics Technician RICHARD SMALL . Lawyer House Council Representative: Outdoor Track: Cross Country: Intramural Basketball. CHARLES D. SMITH Service Ski Club. DONALD D. SMITH V Biologist Biology Clubg Ski Clubg House Council Alternateg Home Room President, Vice-President, Treasurerg House News- paperg Boys' Basketballg Intramural Soccer, Football, Basketball, Handball, Volleyball. ' .IUDITH A. SMITH Housewife KAREN SMITH Nurse LAWRENCE SMITH Machinist Intramural Soccer, Football, Basketball, Volleyball, La- crosse, Soltball. I VALERIE SMITH Cosmetologist FRED SMUCKLER Undecided Weight Lifting Clubg Boys' Basketballg Baseballg Intramural Soccer, Football, Handball. STACEY E. SOPER Electrical Engineer Explorers Club: Key Clubg Ski Clubg House Council Representative, Home Room Vice-President: Sophomore glassb greasurerg Intramural Soccer, Handball, Touch oot a . CAROL SOUCY ' Secretary Girls' Basketballg Intramural Baseball, Track, Volleyball. FRED SPLAINE Veterinarian Fire Squadg Hockeyg Intramural Soccer, Football, Handball. JOHN W. SPLAINE I R. Veterinarian Spanish Club, House Council Presidentg Home Room Vice-Presidentg Football: Hockey, Captain, Intramural Soccer Captain, Football Captain, Handball. WILLIAM STANDLEY ' Navy Ski Clubg AECIS Salesman. , LAUREL STEVENS Teacher Spanish Club: Home Room Secretary. ALAN M. STEWART Professional Airline Pilot Self-Defense Clubg Ski Club: Weight Lifting Clubg B.H.S. New? 50 Mile Club, Footballg Indoor Track: Outdoor rac . SUZANNE STIMMEL Fashion Designer Biology Clubg Senior Class Playg Art Service Club: 25 Mile Clubg Science Research Division. PATRICIA D. STOROZUK Office Worker LILLIAN FRANCES STOWELL Registered Nurse Latin Club. LYNNE STROUT Teacher French Clubg Marine Biology Club: Pep Squadg AECIS Literary Staff 5 25 Mile Club. A HENRY F. SULLIVAN Business Administration 25 Mile Club. LUDGER SULLIVAN Painter and Decorator Biology Club: Self-Defense Clubg Home Room Treasurerg Intramural Soccer, Foobtall. DALE SURELS Secretary JANET SZIKNEY U Secretary SAN DRA M. TALBOT ' Undecided Office Aideg Graduation Usher: Ski Clubg Cheerleaderq House Councilg Home Room Secretaryg Intramural Field Hockey. A WALTER TANNER Technician LEE TAPPER Business Administration MARJORIE TARSOOK Airline Stewardess Equestrian Club, BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee. THOMAS TATE Pauernmaker Ski Clubg House Councilg Home Room President. GEORGE TAWSE College Ski Clubg Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track. GARY THERIAULT Business Administration JOYCE THIBEDEAU - Airline Stewardess ' Equestrian Club, Ski Club, Home Room Secretary. Intramural Volleyball. GREGORY H. THIBODEAU Industrial Teacher Ski Club: R.H.S. News Layout Staff. GAIL THISSELL Undecided DAVID TIBERIO Physical Therapist German Club: Key Club: Student Council Alternate: Home Room President, Vice-President: Intramural Council Representatice: Tennis Captain: Intramural Soccer, Handball, Volleyball. SCOTT 'l'lFF-XNY Foreign Service French Club: Debating Club: Chess Club: Key Club: Ski Club: Outdoor Track: Intramural Soccer. DIANNE TOLEOS Secretary AEGIS Business Staff: BEVERLEGA Typing Committee. KATHLEEN TOOMEY Teacher Drama Club: German,Cluh: Library Aide: Pep Squad: Home Room Treasurer: B.H.S. News, Editor. .IANET TRAHAN Secretary Library Aide: Mixed Chorus: Baton Squad: Home Room Tn-usurcr, KATHLEEN TRAINOR Executive Secretary Usher at Graduation: Usher at Graduation Assemblies: BEVERLEGA Advertising Committee: 25 Mile Club: Intramural Track. ' A JAMES WASHBURN Undecided JANIS C. WEISMAN Psychologist French Club: Biology Club: Drama Club: Senior Class Play: Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Cheerleader Alternate: House Council Alternate, Representative: Home Room President: Buckley House Newspaper: AECIS Literary Staff: Drama Night. DIXIE D. WELDON Model Equestrian Club: Ski Club: Pep Squad: Intramural Volleyball. DEBORAH R. WESTON Registered Nurse Spanish Club: Office Aide: Pep Squad: Home Room Vice-President, Treasurer: Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball. PAMELA WESTON Elementary Teacher German Club: Drama Club: Pep Squad. JANICE WHEELER Undecided Ski Club: BEVERLEGA Subscription Committee: 25 Mile Club. ROBERT A. WHIGHAM .l R. Palternmaker Ski Club. JANIS WHITE Elementary Teacher Spanish Club: Drama Club: Office Aide: Ski Club: Flag Squad: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer: Alt House Newspaper: Intramural Volleyball. pullll 'i' , A l A .il-Bl P . 1 i Underclcussmen N131 if N-7 Q.-r JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW: D. Martin, Corresponding Secretaryg M. Vallis, Treasurerg P. Bower, Record- ing Secretary. BOTTOM ROW: P. Boutcher, Vice-Presidentg and J. Andreas, President. 'vu ,. , i gr JUNIOR HOUSE TREASURERS B. Haineg D. Cote: and N. Olsen. Juniol fl 'l 1' JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD 1.4 Cf , . s 17'-r ' ' ' xi A - i 5 ,Qi :ZX sf . 1 t e 5 Q DS. J' '- I BOTTOM ROW: C. Calerg M. Vallisg D. Martin: P. Bower: J. Andreas: P. Boutcherg G. DuBois: and M. McIsaac. MIDDLE ROW: K. High!! D. Cote: N. Olsen: J. Strahlz H. .Xllenl J. Rodilico: .X. Andrews: and P.'1'erri-f.'I'UP HOW: lf. bliea: ll. llalti-I'-lli: N. Patterson: K. Thompson: .l. Durgin: P. Kearney: and IJ. AIl'l,ll6'TSUI1. o Executives Executive Board The Junior Executive Board consists of the elected Homeroom Presidents. They were elected hecause of their capability. Their duty is to attend meetings and in- form their homeroom of the Boards activ- ities. Their main activity is sponsoring the Senior Reception. In order to raise money for this purpose. they have spon- sored a dance. The Class officers along with the rest of the Board and the House Treasurer are trying to make this class a profitahle one in ideas as well as money. Suggestion boxes are distrihuted throughout the houses in order to hear directlx' from the students. I67 s..! na 1 t . a 1 I i 'lx JUNIOR BEVERLEGA MEMBERS is .-. ,. - r. . ' 14 ,. - 5 '. .,..-'S BOTTOM ROW: C. Weirg D. Fabrig D. Ramsdall: and J. Spiridigliozzi. TOP ROW: D. Battistellig D. Swickerg D. Battistellig and D. Pierce. Acknowledging 1 fx! gf? BLAZER RECIPIENTS C. Truvsky: C. Astolfi: and C. Dunn. 4 . i v it fl Ci lt E L Q , . Junior Tolent ' Y If fs di . l X 0 f 'CT rx as sl ..,..-ing '-Q., fb' '7 ,f ,- If JUNIOR AEGIS MEMBERS S. Soaresg J. Woronoffg B. Coldbergg and A. Hear. Junior Closs This year the Junior Class had a variety of students participating in all types of extra-curricular activities. There were three blazer recipients to he congratu- lated for maintaining a high academic average throughout their years at BHS. There were four conscientious menihers of the .ffegis who will. next year. go on to be the able leaders of the staff. ln addition. there were the memliers of the BEVlfRLHG:X staff who worked sn con- scientiously lu produce this yearlmok. On the musical scene. the junior Class had two excellent trumpet players lleftl Paul Ser- vizio and Wdlliam Soares who offered their talents to the BHS. band. I69 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: K. Wonson, recording secretaryg Margaret McPherson, presidentg Susan Caparrella, corresponding secretaryg and Julie Frasca. treasurer. TOP ROW: John Mitchell, vice presidentg and class advisor, Mr. Robert MacDonald. Sophomore Spirit , rf I g.Xfl Q15 I I D , ,. i . --5' in ' A' A x . Qjlf zlnf.-3:3- , J' t SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE BOARD BOTTOM ROW: L. Hullg K. Wonsong M. McPherson: J. Mitchellg S. Caparrellag and J. Frasca. MIDDLE ROW: D. Vani kiotisg R. Rollinger: K. Foustoukos: C. Preslong and N. Martell. TOP ROW: D. Brillantg D. Mxtchellg P. Kramerg J. Allen and J. Mason. 5 2 Z r I Z l .fb 'X fn, v SOPHOMORE HOUSE TREASURERS y-5 Helen Hayes, A-Houseg Donna Brillant. C-Houseg and Lana Hull, B-House Sophomore Closs The Sophomore Class eagerly became a part of B.H.S. in September, showing their enthusiasm at pep rallies and sporting events. They contributed much athletically to each team and exhibited considerable school spirit. The efforts of the class officers. Margaret McPher- son, John Mitchell. Julie Frasca, Sue Caparrella, and Karen Wonson. enabled the class to sponsor a dance and sell B.H.S. pins, which gave them an early start in raising money. Many of the members have excelled scholastically as well as athletically. We regret completing our exciting sophomore year, but we look forward to the next two years as a chal- lenge to prove ourselves a worthy and memorable class of Beverly High School. an x... SOPHOMORE AECIS MEMBERS V. Forster, E. Crawford SOPHOMORE BEVERLEGA MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: L. Inglrsong R. Carfagnog L. Racliffeg and E. Walsh. TOP ROW: R. Douglasg C. Prestong and K. 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C0mP'fme 'S of or-1RlsToPER sl-noe REPAIR VALET CAR WASH ,42 Cabo, 5, Beverly, Mass. Beverly' Map' MACAULAY DRUG, INC. COmP'imeP'S of 382 Cabof Sf. Beverly, Mass. 922-0592 HORACE R. stevens, Reg. Pharm. '54 CRW Sffeef 922-0946 CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME FRANK T. CAMPBELL, Pres. 525 Cabof Sfreei Beverly, Mass. DELUXE CLEANERS 89 Cabol' Slreef 922-0506 Beverly, Mass. Complimenfs of MICHAUD BUS LINES, INC. Small enough 'ro know you Big enough +o serve you. X . X X R l90 X N .ntl HYCHAM CONTINENTAL TOURS, INC. A Division of Micnaucl Bus Lines, Inc. 250 Jefferson Ave. Salem, Massachusefls 0l970 Salem: 745- I 000 Bosfonz 284-2650 i la: Congratulations to the Class of 1969 From THE CLASS OF 1971 THE EVIENUSIG NVEWSgg v Soviet Break Looms lf Mao Keeps Power THE EVENING NEWS Salem, Massachusetts 01970 Area Code 617 744-0600 ln Beverly E , .A NEWE e n 2 Q ,f , A 3 ltd? L 7' 1 . - uw ,,,:'1,f-i ,' 1 7 .x L' Growing Growing W. W. BRITTON, INC. Automotive Equipment Replacement Parts 465 Rantoul Street Beverly, Massachusetts Compliments of SAM GOLDBERG 8: SCN. INC 428 Rantoul Street 922-6400 Compliments ot JOHN HYDE PHARMACY North Beverly RE-STILURANTI-MOTOR l NN l E- I' '- ... - DANVERS, . , X I MASSACHUSETTS 'Q3-REM' 'lla ' l,ss.B T- . 1--.. -I SQ . +sq, U sq., jr-4gm - y , if ron curious anime . .. '-- 4 F 5 NEW ENGLAND SHORE :IE .I , . LC . ' B DINNERS, BAKED STUFFED X ..-. -E..- I ,Q E ... , mcg Lossmes, Juicv STEAKS f f:f ..-f- -I AND Rom BEEF XY X Q COMPLETE MOTEL SERVICE . WEDDING RECEPTIONS - CLUBS - SOCIALS 0 COMPLETE CONVENTION FACILITIES 0 COCKTAIL LOUNGE o FUNCTION ROOMS Route 128-Exit 21 ri 774-68Q0: DESJARDINS-J EWELERS Your Gill Slore ZI9 Cabal' S+ree+ Beverly, M6SS6ChUS9l+S Complimenls of CARROLL'S FLORIST THE DELANEY APOTHECARY 385 Cabof Sfreef Beverly, MdSSBChUS6ll WILLIAM Z. LASKI, Reg. Pharm. 207 Caboi Sf. Beverly, Mass. 922-2245 L. B. MOODY, CO. Experi' Prescripfion Service 220 Ranfoui 5+,ee+ Beverly, Mass.-1cl1useHs Office Supplies-Duplicaling Supplies A. B. Dick Mimeograpli Complimenfs of RlCCl'S MARKET 346 Ranroul Sf, B,,,e,, Mm LEE, FRASER 8: PATCH, INC Y. Insurance LUNN 8: COLE Coniplimenls of DOME Real Esfafe 393 R Mo I S+ 234 Cabol' Sheer, Beverly, Mass. Beverly, Mass. SPORTING EQUIPMENT Cameras-Film-Pho+ofinisl1ing Compllmenfs of BEACHWEAR THE SUB HOUSE CO, 509 Ranroul Sheer Beverly, Mass. 278 Cabo? Sf. Beverly, Mass. Complimenis of Compliment HALLMARK CLEANERS of 4ll Caboi Slreel Beverly, Mass. ZENITH Dry Cleaners Beverly Plaza Shopping Cenler N. Beverly, Mass. Experl Drapery Cleaners Compnmenk of KINGS Roox HONDA INC. FREDDIES RESTAURANT 277 'Ranma' Shea, Beverly Massachuseifs Beverly, Massachuseils Telephone 927-3400 SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHESI Famous Brand Fashions for All Hie Family SALEM 'I' LYNN 'I' GLOUCESTER 42 0 0 0 0 BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK Kallwleen Trainor, Michael Allard, Mr. Miller, Treamrer, Dianne Llzolffe, Palrlda Easfwood Compliments of GENERAL ENGINEERING INC. 7-9 Merrill Sfreel' Danvers, MassachuseHs BEV I3 Complimenls of ERLY MOTOR SALES COMPANY, INC. CHARLES J. TERSOLO, Presiclenl ancl Treasurer Sales-OLDSMOBILE-Service 3 Ranloul Slreel' 922-3075 Beverly, Massachuse++s A. ABATE 8: SONS Dealers in . . od NORTH BEVERLY PHARMACY . I36 D ge S+. -I Arlishc Memorials Beverly. Mass. owls Tel. 922-O5I7 Ladies High Fashion COOCl'l'S BARBER SHOP Cancellallion Shoes 588 Cabol Slreel Beverly, Massachusefls N. Beverly Rome IA B N-'een Be-verlf Plaza and Mars? ll FLEUR DE LIS SHOP Jewelry and GiHs of Dis+inc'fion So. Hamilfon, Mass. Complimenfs of THE COMMODORE RESTAURANT Roule I A EDIS Norfh Beverly, Massachuselfs 282 Cabo? Slreef Beverly, Mass. CAREN CASUAL 280A Cabof Sf. Beverly, Mass. Srr1ar+ Sporfswear and Casual Dresses' I TOBY FORD SALES, INC. I99-2l7 Ranfoul SI'ree'l' Beverly, Massacl1useI'+s Business Telephone-922-0059 Murphy,PaulO'BIerne,Kall1y Gouclwer, Jean Ouellelfe, Bob 'Clwubl' Perkins, Emllle E. Lemarw, Ruli D. Buff A lhony P, Ferruero BAY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ' A FULL-SERVICE BANK ' BEVERLY BEVERLY FARMS DANVERS HAMILTON LYNN LYNNFIELD NORTH BEVERLY Ernesi E. Haich Senior Vice Presidenf and Treasurer Vice Presidenfs G. Richard Lebel Bernard P. Lebro John A. Sledman Malcolm H. Berry Roland K. Cole George L. Coleman Richard W. Cole Nalhan l-l. Culler l65 Cabol' S+. 922-I024 72l Hale S+. 927-0I83 8l Elm S+. 774-8800 Shopping Cenfer 468-2565 One S1'a+e S+. 592-0I20 Posf Office Sq. 593-820l Five Dodge S+. 922-2850 ' OFFICERS ' William G. Fish Presideni' C. Henry Glovslcy Secrefary Assis+an1' Treasurers Assisranl' Vice Presidenfs l-larry Burrows John C. Cole Thomas E. Snider Arrhur S. Gaieslci Beni. M. Harlshorn, Jr. Evelyn F. Maloney George G. Presion George F. Swansburg MAY WE SERVE YOU? MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A Cor. Dane and Caboi S+ree1's L-RZ VV'lll5'Tv File, lefmr- Rs Nrger Ne! M Cf-3' Ja, DLjj1V'F3 Ra PH , , l , ,- . Congra+ula+ions Class of I969 From S SALEM SPORT SHOP Mosl' Complefe Sporfing Goods Dealer on +l1e Nor+h Shore I82 Essex S'rree+ Salem 744-3808 Serving Norlh Slwore l-lomes, Businesses and lnduslry I3I Years! OIL HEAT SERVICE 744-5500 2Il Derby S+., Salem OCEAN PONTIAC INC. Complimenls of We'll sell you 'the nicesf , graclualion gill you can receive KUNKS BAKERY 445 Ran+oul S+. Beverly, Mass. Tel. 922-I743 I92 Cabo? S+. Beverly, Mass. CompIimen+s of NICOLO BEAUTY SALON BARTER BROTHERS. INC. Flowers and Gif+s Beverly Cenler Vinnin Square 6 Chesinuf Sf. 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