Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

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Selflessly, Chuck has worked to better our athletic and scholastic programs. Through his bleacher fund drive we have obtained the much-needed bleachers for the baseball field, and his athletic scholarship fund will be instrumental in furthering the education of future student-athletes. XVe know that this dedication is but a small token of the esteem and high regard in which we hold Chuck, but through it we have tried to express some of our affection for him. CLASS OF 1961 For the members of the Graduating Class of 1961, I wish the ennobling qualities of heart and mind that alone can bring them true happiness and success in life. I wish them faith in God and self, love, unsellishly given and returned in full measure, hope to sustain them in dark hours, the will to work diligently in their chosen fieldsg and the fortitude to meet life's challenge in the spirit of A. li. Housman's beautiful lines from Reveille : Clay lies still but l1loozl's a rmferg Brcatlfs a ware that will Hot keep. Up lad: wlzwz the journeys over Tlzcre'll be time enough to sleep. MARY C. SAUNDERS .yllvzioa Dear Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Saunders, Every Senior class owes to some dedicated individual or individuals a debt of gratitude. To you, Mrs. McGee and Mrs. Saunders, we owe such a debt. Your friendly advice has proved to be an invaluable aid in solving our day-to-day problems. For your unfailing interest and support in our behalf, we offer you eartfelt thanks. CLASS OF 1961 When you go forth to conquer worlds anew, to find a plan for your way of life, to fulfill your splendid dreams, it is my hope that you will have been trained here at Billerica Memorial High School to set your sights high. Have eour- Q, age to hold yourselves to your own Hnest performance. ' 'fl- FRANCES M. MCGEE FREDERICK C' RIEL May I wish you future success and happiness. You have been taught the ideals of justice, freedom, fidelity and brotherhood along with your academic work. Now to be successful give just a little more than is required of you each day. FREDERICK C. RIEL, Superintendent of Schools. Dear Mr. Riel, During the three years in which you have supervised the Billerica schools, you have been a personal example of leadership. Your dedication and integrity have served as an inspiration to all. Due to great effort on your part the high school has been accredited by the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. VVe are grateful to you for making Billerica Memorial High a better school. CLASS OF 1961 MARIORIE F. CURRIE BEATRICE DOLE LUCY LYONS C7 To the Class of 1961 of Billerica Memorial High School: I sincerely hope that you will follow the prin- ciples that we, the faculty, feel we followed in our association with each and every one of youg namely, honesty, thoughtfulness, friendliness, cooperation, courteousness, dependability, loyalty and truthfulness, in which case your mind will always be at ease and your conscience will be free, thus enabling you to at all times be happy and content in your promising future. ROYAL S. ADAMS, Principal. Dear Mr. Adams, ROYAL S. ADAMS NVe shall never forget the constant help and guidance you have given us these four years. Due to your unfailing effort to maintain high standards of discipline and scholarship in Billerica Memorial High School, we have recently been accredited by the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. In the future, we hope to reflect and uphold your high principles. CLASS OF 1961 HELEN E. ADAMS I. DAVID NUTTALL QQ 'Y Q A PW: 'Y' is . . , Ffa' .fy Fi ' I ..,. , iff, A .' .93- Tic 'HZG1 4 . 4' . J . WILLIAM E. ALCOTT HARRIET C. BAKER E. RUTH BELCHER THELMA L. BROWN Suffolk, B.A., Boston Teaclzer's Wellesley, A.B., Tufts, M.A. Middlebury, B.S. NHSSOW, B-5- College, B-C Latin French Home Economics Biology, Physics MARGARET M. CASSIN DONALD R. CLANCY MARIORIE F. COONEYT Boston University, B.S.E. Boston College, B.S. Salem, B.S.E. English Chemistry I.B.T., Bookkeeping, Arithmetic 'il' -.. :-.2 WALTER L. FLAHERTY IRWVIN FREEDMAN ROBERT M. GILL Boston College, A.B. Boston University, B.S. Wentlziorth, Fitchburg English Biology, Physical Science, Woodworking Mathematics K- li' JOSEPH F. GIUNTA GEORGE S. GRACIE BARBARA G. GRUNBAUM BARBARA L. HOOD Salem, B.S., Boston University, Boston University, B.S.E. University ofllllassaclzusetts, University of N. H., B.S M- Ed' Physical Education B-A-, Tflnifyf MA- Physical Education Typing, Office Practice English . lncffsf' Ti GERALD E. HUNT Lowell Trade GERTRUDE D. HOUGHTON Regis, A.B., Harvard, Ed. M. Spanish Automotive KATHERINE IANIOYTAGNIZ CHARIES I.AfNII'SON Bates, A.B. Unireriity of Maine, librarian B' L , MA' Algebra I, P.A.D. ANN S. LEVESQUE FRANK J. Boston l.,i71l1'Cl'SfIj', B.A., Ed. M. Boston University, BUS., M. Ed. English 1, Spanish I Remedial 'R' 4.29- LUCIANO, JR. MARK L. MARCHI Massachusetts College of Art, B.S., University of Florence, Italy Art Reading, Aero. JOAN L. NICDUFFIE FRANCES M. MCGEE ORA K. MCLAUGHLIN University of Mussaclzusetts, Trinity, A.B. Boston Uni1'ersity,A.llI., M.Ed. B'-A' History Algebra, Geometry Ancient History, Civics ARTHUR W. MERRIFIELD LOUISE B. MESSER Bates, A.B. Boston University, B.S. English, Algebra, Geometry Typing 5 JOHN D. NUTTALL JOHN D. O'BRIEN Boston College, B.S., M. Ed. Suffolk University, A.B., M.Ed Trigonometry General Science Sin -ir.. RICHARD I. PORT DOROTHY A. RICHARDSON MARY C. SAUNDERS LEON A. SEDAR Boston College, B.S. Connecticut, A.B., Trinity, A.B., Boston University, B.S., M.A English Boston University, A.M. Bryant and Stratton Driver Education Arithmetic, I.B.T. English gan SIDNEY S. SHER PORTIA SKANDALIS ESTHER E. SPLAINE HAROLD C. WILSON Suffolk University, B.S., M.A. Salem State Teacher's College Boston University, B.A. University of Massachusetts Civics, Economics English, Shorthand Bookkeeping B'S- General Science RUTH I. DRESCHER RAYMOND E. GALLAGHER JOSEPH W. MIXIE College of St. Elizabeth, A.B. Suffolk University, B.A. Springfield College, B.S., Civics, World History, English University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. U. S. History World Geography, Civics RICHARD L. MYLES ROGER SAMSON Boston College, B.S. Keene, B.S. General Science, Mathematics Machine Shop l' X wx K Q As the gate to the future opens before us, we look back on our wonderful high school days. They have been four eventful years, climaxed by our Senior year. An enjoyable and rewarding year, we have made it also a memorable one. Time conquers all, yet is time able to erase something as enduring as memories? Not if they are the recollections of achievement, joy, and friendship such as we have encountered. Time has rushed us through these years, but gradua- tion is no indication of its victory. YVe shall recall these moments long after our diplomas are covered with dust, and shall treasure forever the memories of Billerica Memorial High. I ii E a V . il 1 fl t ll,- ,lf 1 ' ' ff. I Ji , , ff I 9 J V X! X5 0 'iv ff f f 4 . 1 Q X .Q Jil' ' 0 f - f f 7 'a 0 f 2 Xs- ' I 4 Q ,Q ,f, 'Tigri- Q s S i fs: l ax I lic 5 Q The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life. - PLATO Y 1, ia 5, Q, 1 .5,gfQ y e M . , ,r ,E my . IU Pad! Class Will: I, Howard Allgaier, leave my SUZANNE ALLEN Sue August 28, 1943 Pet Peeve: Waiting. Chief Delight: Football Games. Class IVilI: I, Suzanne Allen, leave to the Juniors taking college exams next year, the best of luck, thev'll need it. Activities: Field Hockev 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball, Intramural Field Hockey: Badminton, Bowling 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staflg Pep Squadg Softball 23 Tri-Delta: C.A.A.g Chorus IJ Sophomore Dance Committees: Science Club 13 Oratorical Society 4, Senior Prom Committee. HOWARD ALLGAIER Iggy June 23, 1943 Pet Peeve: Teachers. Chief Delight: Lunch. demerits to some unlucky person. '14, U 4 A' ROSALIE ANN ARSENAULT Tina November 18, 1943 Pet Peeve: Bosses. Chief Delight: Summer. Class Will: I, Rosalie Arsenault, leave my sisters, Jean and Nancy, in hopes that they Enjoy their years in high school as much as I ave. Activities: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Oratorical Societyg G.A.A., Tri-Delta, Junior and Senior Prom Committees. JAMES AMERAULT Jim October 8, 1943 Pet Peeve: Snobs. Chief Delight: Girls. Class Will: I, James Amerault, leave, never to forget B. M. H. S. Activities: Class Vice President 1, 2, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. XL! BRANTFORD AYLWARD Brant January 21, 1943 Pet Peeve: Long written assignments on holidays. Chief Delight: Pretty girls, good marks, and sports. Class Will: I, Brantford Aylwood, leave 28 untranquil teachers, IV3 stuck lockers, 63 almost used books and 720 days of being watched by Mr. Shaughnessy. - Activities: Home Room Representative 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, 45 Yearbook Staffg Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 33 President 43 Key Club 4: Dramatic Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 3, 4g Captain 3, 4. JOHN BALBONI Bells January 29, 1943 Pet Peeve: Mr. Sedar. Chief Delight: My daily smoke at a lavatory. Class Will: I, John Balboni, leave all my hair raising tonics to Mr. Sedarf ul-'een ing. Chief Delight: Boys. Committees. Chief Delight: My boy friend Skippy Hill. Class Will: I, Carol Barden, leave my locker to all my friends. MAUREEN LEE BANNISTER Pet Peeve: Getting up for school in the morn- Class Will: 1, Maureen l,ee Bannister, leave my place in thc lunch line to my brother. Activities: Pep Squad, Dramatic Club, Tri- Deltag Yearbook Staff, Senior and junior Prom CAROL ANN BARDEN Casserole liehruary 14, 1944 Pet Peeve: Getting up for school in the morn- ing. September 9, 1943 Activities: Dramatics Club, Tri-Delta, Intra- mural Basketballg Iunior and Senior Prom Committees. BERNARD IOHN BARONAS Bernie iklay 10, 1943 Pet Peeve: Long speeches, and Monday. Chief Delight: Holidays. Class Will: I Bernard Baronas will all m , , Y autographed books to future seniors, in hopes that they will enjoy them more than I did. f , ,gg ,ff 4 Qeffffdj 1 ,w,, Z 5 's 1 uDOn1r Heaven Pet Peeve. Gym. DONALD RAYMOND BEARS September 20, 1943 Pet Peeve: Homework and rallies. Chief Delight. Friday afternoons BRUCE BEMIS Chief Delight: Working on cars. Class Will: 1, Bruce Bemis, leave my delightful job in the kitchen to my brother. Activities: Dramatic Club. ag.-an Cf' 'Q LINDA BARTON Barely September 7, 1943 Pet Peeve: People who are late. Chief Delight: Weekends and cheering for B. M. H. S. Class Will: I, Linda Barton, leave my cheering boots to a certain junior in hopes that she will wear them next year. Activities: Cheerleading 3, 43 Home Room Rep- resentative l, 23 Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4g lunior Prom Attendant: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Vice President 3g President 4, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: G.A.A. uly 29, 1943 L X FRANK BERNARDUCCI Frankie March 31, 1944 Pet Peeve: Homework. Chief Delight: Music in the cafeteria. Class IVill: I, Frank Bernardueci, leave my gym socks to my brother, Ron. Activities: President of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classesg Basketball l, 23 Baseball 1, 2, Science Club: National Honor Societyg Presi- dent of Key Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club, Junior Prom Committees. RONALD BERTON Ronnie June 4, 1943 Pet Peeve: Waiting for someone who is never ready. Chief Delight: Pay day. Class Will.' I, Ronald Berton, will leave my gym shorts to any one who can find them. Activities: Baseball. I . K ' JAMES BEVENS ' V ,lx R' W A ' Bimbo Novemlier 26, 1943 ' Q 'J' Pet Peeve: Loud mouths. Chief Delight: 1:55. V Class 'Will: I, James Bevens, leave my brother 1 'F my outstanding record. ii Q t' E 7 I x X. KATHLEEN BICKFORD Kathy January 2, 1943 Pet Peeve: Getting my homework in on time. Chief Delight: My boy friend, Sonny White. Class Will: I, Kathleen Bickford, leave my locker to my sister and all her friends who use it. Activities: Dramatic Club, Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Intramural Sports. 1 1 W ALAN L. BLAKE . j AI July 17, 1938 Pet Peeve: Carrying books and doing homework. Chief Delight: Having a day out of school. Class Will: I, Alan L. Blake, leave my books and homework to Mr. Hunt. Activities: Art Club 1. 'S ,n SANDRA BLAKE ' Sandy January 9, 1942 Pet Peeve: Sewing snags. Chief Delight: Sewing and cooking. Class IVill: I, Sandra Blake. leave to Miss it Brown, my sister, Barbara! Good luck! Activities: Junior Prom Committee: Tri-Delta: Field Hockey 1: Basketball lg Bowling lg Bad- minton 1, 25 Softball 1. 1 3' . P-it , -s Ji: ax'- Am-rf Pep Squad. AIICE BO'I'I5I,I.O Pet Peere: People who enll me HAI. Chief Delight: listening to the radio, and going to the school football games. Claws IVill: I, Alice Bott-Ilo, leave my iob in the school library to my sister. Activities' Chorus I, 2, 3, 41 library Stall: Tri- Deltag Iunior Prom Committeeg Yearbook Stall: lielinmry 5, 1944 'V PATRICIA ANN BUUIlQUl'f Pat Deeemliei' 14, 1943 Pet Peeve: Boring Classes. A Chief Delight: Going Bowling. Class IVill: I, Patricia Bourque, leave my -' wrinkled gym suit to my sister Gloria. 4 JUDITH C. BOYD Indy March 22, 1943 Pet Peeve: Girls that swear, and show oils. Chief Delight: Going down to Burlington to see thc gang. Class Will: I, Iudy Boyd, leave to my sister, Bonnie, all the good times I have had in high school. Activities: Tri'Deltag Glee Club, Dramatic Club 4. Q' PAUL.-X I. BRACKETT :gif Paula ,luly 3, 1943 gc. ,fs vi QUBQ younger sister. Bowling. iinickii JOY BROWN Pet Peeve: Getting my homework in on time. Chief Delight: Going out on dates. Class Will: I, Ioy Brown, leave all the fun I 5. have had at Billerica Memorial High to my Activities: Softballg Basketball: Field Hockey, RICHARD BROWN Pet Peeve: Homework on school vacations. Pet Peeve: People that call me Bridget. Chief Delight: VVriting letters to a certain boy CD. MJ and cheering at the tootball games. Class Will: I, Paula Brackett, leave to some fortunate girl, my cheering uniform and boots, in hopes that they will fit. Activities: Cheerleading 45 Sophomore Dance Committeeg junior Prom Committeeg ,Iunior Prom Queen, Senior Prom Committee: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary of junior Class: Intra- mural Badminton, Volleyball, and Basketballg Tri-Deltag Yearbook Staff. Felzruary 27, 1942 December 26, 1943 4? Chief Delight: Driving the family car and boat- ing with Eddie. Class Will: I, Richard Brown, leave to my brother my memories of my Senior year. K EARL PHILIP CARLOW Phil Pet Peeve: Homework and gym. Chief Delight: A girl named Christine. Class Will: I, Earl Carlow, leave my gym uni- form to my brother, William Burke. Activities: Football 1. JOANNE BUNKER Jo October 28, 1943 Pet Peeve: The alarm clock ringing on a school morning. Chief Delight: Horseback riding. Class Will: I, Joanne Bunker, leave all my won- derful teachers to my cousin, Jovee. Activities: Dramatic Club: Art Club 1, 2, 3. ELLEN CALLAHAN El August 2, 1943 Pet Peeve: Missing the bus because of my locker. Chief Delight: Sleeping. Class Will: I, Ellen Callahan. leave to catch up with the Russians in education. .i JANET CALLAHAN Jig August 14, 1943 Pet Peeve: Doing homework. Chief Delight: A certain Savage. Class Will: I, Janet Callahan, leave to Combsie and Demps the memory of the Hood time they had pulling of? the soles of my Indian moccasins. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3. Co-cant. 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, Co-Capt. 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Vice-President 3. President 4: Dramatics Club: Tri-Delta: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Rep. 1, 2, 3: Pep Squadg Advisor gg fowlingg Ofhce Worker 3g Indian Mascot '54 1-1 February 6, 1943 ' ..f.,g' IIff'1 -if ARTHUR CARON Ollie December 24, 1943 Pet Peeve: Too many lavatory checks. Chief Delight. The start of the school-day. Class Will: I, Arthur Caron, leave the gym periods I didn't take, to Lester Johnson. Activities: Football 1, 2g Basketball 3. RUSSELL CEDERBERG Russ April 8, 1943 Pet Peeve: School and lavatory checks. Chief Delight: Dating Joyce and hot spaghetti. Class Will: I, Russell Cederberg, leave my gym unifomx and cha cha boots to anyone who wants them. Activities: Prom Committee. JAMES W. CLARK nlirnn Pet Peeve: Short lunch periods. Chief Delight: Girls. Class Will: I, James Clark, leave with sym- pathy for the underclassmen. IIIENE CICLLI Hcglyryn llllll'Cl1 lg, 1944 Pct Peevc: A certain someone who teases me about my dim ples. Chief Delight: My sailor and cheering for B lX H S . 1. . t. ass I'Vill: I, Irene Celli, leave my cheering boots for some lucky girl. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Cheer- leader 3, 49 Tri-Deltag Yearbook Stafllg Junior and Senior Prom Committeesg N. H. S. 3, 45 Treasurer 43 Bowling. GLOIIIA ANN CIBULSKI April 28, 1943 Pet Peeve: Show-oils and people that think they are better than anybody else. Chief Delight: VVhen Johnny comes home for the weekend. Class Will: I, Gloria Cibulski, leave to my X Y Joni use it. Basketball, Hllltlj JUAN CUl.UXlBL S Pet Peere: .AX certain boy when he tloesvrt urite. Clzief Delight: Cheering for B Xl Il S N Class lVill: I, Joan Columbus, leave my cheer' iform to my sister Pat, in hopes she uill ALIIIIHLN. Clittrltacltr 4, Drama! t C lub -, Y 4: Tri-Deltag Yearbook Staff: Peq Squad :Xml visor gl Bowlingg Junior and Senior Prom Committees: G. A. A.g Intramural Badminton, JUDITH ANN CONIIIXU DL Pt-tPee1'e: Vilaiting. Chief Delizlztr Dating that certain boy. Class IVill: I, Judith Comeau, leaxe nv N brothers, I.ouie and Victor, four iyontlerful Z, years of high school. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 44 Intramural Badminton, Basketballg Tri-Delta: G. .-LA.: ' N' brother, Wally, my locker. Activities: Bowling 1, 23 Student Council Rep- resentative, Tri-Deltag Photography Club. July 17, 1943 GREGORY S. CLYDE Greg October 18, 1942 Pet Peevc: Too hard to skip classes anymore. Chief Delight: Seeing the smile on CharIie's face when he collects pennies for his jar. Class IVill: I, Gregory Clyde, leave all my used book covers to Dianne Dow. Activities: Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Basketball: Key Club 2, 3. ,ltililllttlff 23, 194-1 'eemlner 9, 1943 Freshman, Sophomore Dance Committees. Xxfxx ,L X 2 EDWARD P. CONEENY Eddie December 28, 1943 Pet Peeve: Homework. Chief Delight: Boats. Class lVill: I, Edward Coneeny, leave all the memories I had in my senior year to the junior class. Activities: Track. STEVEN CLYDE COOMBS Steve March 1, 1944 Pet Peeve: The boys' locker room and home- work. YV Chief Delight' A night off from homework, girls, and dancing. suit, number 73, to some Freshman. Activities: Track 2. Ki Class Will: I, Steven Coombs, leave my gym 1. DIANA MARY CORBETT Corby May 2, 1943 Pet Peeve: Boys that lie and drink. Chief Delight: Wes. Class Will: I, Diana Corbett, leave the school. Activities: Basketball 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Badminton: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Delta, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, Prom Committees, Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees. ! 1 WILLIAM CORRIGAN Bill March 25, 1943 Pet Peeve: Teachers, studying, and being called Wee Willy. Chief Delight: Girls, cars, and motorcycles. Class Will: I, William Corrigan, leave to some Junior my incomplete English 4 notes and my seat in Trigonometry with Mr. Nuttall. Activities: I. V. Hockey, Intramural Hockey, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Band and Orchestra. ELLEN COTE ,lanuary 28, 1944 Pet Peeve: Homework. Chief Delight. Going to movies. Class Will: I, Ellen Cote, leave to the coming classes all the teachers and work. Activities. Tri Delta. GEORGE M. COUSENS Cuz November 28, 1942 Pet Peeve: Teachers, studying, and homework. Chief Delight: Girls and dancing. li, Class Will: I, George Cousens, leave all the fun I had in my Senior year to the Juniors. Activities: Track, Junior Prom. x . ici :F inf TTY 1 .U l lil 1 T C J H V JM, I .'l1argie llccenilfer 26, 1943 Pet 1'ee1'e: Boys who drink and cheat on girls. 1 Chief Delight: Robby. I Class lVi11: l, Nlargaret Crotty, lease Nliss Ilood's Cym Classes for anyone who wants them. ' ' clirilies: Pep Squad: Dramatic Club: Tri- Delta: Oratorical Club. LINDA CL'1l1l1lf Lindy ,lime 19, 1943 Pet Peere: Making telephone calls for Nliss Hood. ChiefDe1ig11t: XVeekcnds. Class lVi11: I, Linda Currie, lease, in hopes that the underclassmen enjoy high sclmol as much as I did. I 1. 5, 1.1 ,P Activities: Co-editor of Yearbook 4: Field fi '1 L' A Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball Nlanager 2, 3, 4: ' lr. Prom Com.: Tri-Delta: Dramatic Club 3, 4: f v i I N- H- S- 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2: Guidance Ofhce ' if ff! 1 VVorkcr 3, 4. ff ' f f DIANA SUE DAVIS Sue October 11, 1942 Pet Peere: Chemistry. Chief Delight: Horseback riding. Class lVill: I, Sue Davis, leave to my sister, Ian Lee Davis, my old basket in gym. Activities: Tri-Delta: Library Assistant: G. A. A.: Art Club: Yearbook Staff. NORMAN DEMERS Activities: Football, Track. X, f, is Q, s 9 . . X ROBERT DEROSIER Bob February 28, 1944 Pet Peere: Homework. Chief Delight: Dancing. Class lVi11: I, Robert DcRosier, leave to my incoming brother, all my classes in hopes he enjoys them. Activities: Basketball 1, 4: Key Club: Chorus: Yearbook Staff: Dramatic Club: Track Team 1, 4: Science Club. LOUISE DOHFRTY August 1, 1943 Pet Peere: Bossy people. Chief Delight: Summer of 1937. Class lVi11: I, Louise Doherty, lease my dirty gym suit to anyone who can stand the smell. ' Activities: Chorus: Dramatic Club: junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Pep Squad: Yearbook Committee. 1 i'1X10rn1 ,lllly 1, 1941 Chief Delight: Lunch periods and 1:55. Zeke 1 teeg Dramatic Club. MARIE DUBY May 23, 1943 Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Chief Delight: Dancing. Class Will: I, Marie Duby, leave to my brother and sister four years of high school. Activities: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Tri-Delta, Yearbook Staff, Intramural Sports, Dramatic Club. Hpam il Pet Peeve: Homework. DOUGLAS F. DOOLEY Pet Peeve: Monday mornings. Chief Delight: Junior Prom. Class Will: I, Douglas Dooley, leave everything I didn't do to my brother Bruce. Activities: Co-Captain of Football, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, unior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Commit- BEVERLY DRAPER September 4, 1942 . 'I J v GLEORA DRYDEN Glee December 27, 1943 Pet Peeve: Boys who are wise. Chief Delight: Mac. Class Will: I, Gleora Dryden, leave to Corine Stymest a lot of fun in her Senior Year. Acggfies: Tri-Delta, Library Assistantg Volley- 1 PAMELA 1. DUKE November 23, 1942 Class W'ill: I, Pamela Duke, leave all my troubles to the poor Freshmen who don't know any better. Activities: Junior Prom Committee. , MARTHA DUNN Marty September 23, 1943 Pet Peere: XVeekend homework. Chief Delight: Summer vacations at Goose Rocks Beach and a certain L.T.I. man. Class 1Vill: I, Martha Dunn, leave my cash register in the cafeteria to Karen Thompson. Activities: Class Treasurer lg Basketball lg Student Council 1, 23 Class Representative 2g Science Club Treasurer 25 Bowling: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Class Vice- President 3: G. A. A., Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Year- book Staff, Tri-Delta, Jr. and Sr. Prom Com- mittees. N I Charlie Pet Peeve: CHARLES ENNION Algebra I. NANCY I.. DUNN Nun September 6, 1943 Pet Peere: Stuck-up people. Chief Delight: Getting out of School for holi- days. Class IVilI: I, Nancy Dunn, lease all my won- derful high school memories to my sister Donna. Activities: Tri-Delta, Yearbook Stafi. JAMES NV. DYCKMAN lim Alareh 1, 1942 Pet Peeve: Cars that you can't get to run right. Chief Delight: One little live foot brunette. Class IVill: I, james Dyckman, leaye my gym locker to my brother and my gym suit to my nephew, Nicky. Activities: Football lg Science Club 1, junior and Senior Prom Committees, BW if Iuly 11, 1943 Chief Delight: Taking Mary out. Class Will: I, Charlie Ennion, leave my gym shorts to some lucky Freshman. Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committeeg Class Representative 4. ALLEN FARWELL Rooster June 28, 1943 Pet Peeve: Short lunch periods. Chief Delight: Charlie's practice in the rain. Class Will: I, Allen Farwell, leave to any boy the fun with Sandy at dances. Activities: Baseball 1, 23 Basketball I, 2: Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Iunior and Senior Prom Committees: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Dramatirc Cl--F I ' N X ' x JOHN A. FINCH lack luly 2, 1943 Pet Peever School. Chief Delight: History classes. Activities: Science Club, Key Club. 'S 255' ,Qy CORLISS FISCHER Corliss November ll, 1943 Pet Peeve: Teachers. Chief Delight: Getting along and haying fun with people. Class IVill: I, Corliss Fischer, will my books to the next lucky senior. Actnities. G. A. A., Trl Delta JAMES FOWLIE Jim October 12, 1943 Pct Peeve: Typing Class. Chief Delight: Lunch period. Class Will: I, James Fowlie, leave all my home- work problems to my brother, Donald, and my sister, Carole, to do as they like with them. Activities: Track 3. KATHLEEN MARY GAMBALE Kathie November 5, 1943 Pet Peeve: Jealous boys. Chief Delight: Going out with a certain some- one. Class Will: I, Kathleen Gambale, leave to my sister, Mary Ann, my place in front of the mirror in the girls' lavatory. Activities: Tri-Delta President: National Honor Societyg Dramatics Club 43 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Committeeg Yearbook Staffg Sr. Prom Committee, Chorus 1, 2: Librarian Assistantg President 3: Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 45 Badminton 3, 4. I if MARY GILL Gillsie June 2, 1943 Pet Peeve: A certain ford. Chief Delight: Winning the Suburban Cham- pionship. Class Will: I, Mary Gill, leave to Judy Tetreault my number 23 basketball uniform. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Field Hockey 1, 2, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4g Badmintong Bowling, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4g Dramatics Clubg Jr. and Sr. Prom Committeesg Tri-Delta: Office Assistant 2, Fresh. and Soph. Dance Committeesg Year- book Staff. Steve Fabian STEPHEN GOGUEN Pet Peeve: Getting up for school in the morning. Chief Delight: Collecting my pay check. Class Will: I, Steve Goguen, leave all by myself. Activities: Track Team. RICHARD JAMES GRAHAM Pet Peeve: English. Chief Delight: Roller skating. Class Will: I, Richard Graham, leave my track uniform to my brother Mal. Activities. Cross Country, Track. ELIZABETH A. GAUDET 'fgetsy' Afiafch 1, 1943 Pet Peeve: Lunch periods that come too late. Chief Delight: Letters from a certain somebody. Class Will: I, Elizabeth Gaudet, leave to Cookie Regan, my excuses for being late to classes. Activities: Pep Squadg Dramatic Club, Year- bookg Tri-Deltag Bowling: Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Library Assistant: Sopho- more Home Room Representative, Volleyball. October 21, 1943 August 2, 1942 7 ,YY4 I .ff Ac ROBERT HARRISON IANICE CRIFFIN Ian lime 23, 1944 Pet Peeve: Roring teachers. Chief Delight: Skiing ard ice skating. Class Will: I, Janice Criflin, leave my locker and hope that it opens better for the new OWl'N'I'. tivities: Tri-Delta, Bowling, National Ilonor Society, junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. LOUISE HARRIS Lou November 1, 1943 Pet Peeve: Mrs. Saunders' English class. Chief Delight: No school signals. Class Will: I, Louise Harris, leave mv gym suit to whoever wants it. Activities: Pep Squad: Iunior and Senior Prom Committeesg Intramural Basketball: Tri-Delta: Yearbook Staff, Sophomore Dance Committee, Dramatic Club. Bob ,lanuary 16, 1943 Pet Peeve: English 4 and English teachers. Chief Delight: Girls and monev. Class Will: I, Robert Harrison, will to anybody who wants them, my English periods. bi . PATRICIA A. HARTICAN Pat lanuary 23, 1944 Pet Peeve: Boys who do not act their age behind the wheel of a car. Chief Delight: Football games, especially with Dracut and Chelmsford. Class Will: I, Pat Hartigan, leave this school after hiding a bomb in M-64. Activities: Tri-Delta, Bowling l, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketballg Pep Squadg Cheerleading 3, 4: Program Committee, C. A. A. 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Badminton 3, 4: Sophomore Dance Committceg Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees, Oratorical Society 4. ALAN HARTSHORN LfPRed May 31, 1943 Pet Peeve: Losing football games. Chief Delight: Hank Wilson's conditioning. Class Will: I, Alan Hartshorn, leave my posi- tion in football to anyone big enough to take it. Activities: Baseball lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. CHARLES E. HARTSHORN Charlie Deeemlrer 17, 194' Pet Peeve: Gym on Mondays. Chief Delight: Working and money. Class Will: I, Charles Hartshorn, will to all mx teachers, all the patience in the future. Activities: Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior and junior Prom Committees, Dramatic Club l. : - STEPHEN ROBERT HAWKES Steve April 30, 1943 Pet Peeve: Foreign Languages. Chief Delight: Money and girls. Class Will: I, Stephen Hawkes, leave to next year's seniors, an English term paper. Activities: junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. 5 JAMES HERLIHY lim August 19, 1943 Pet Peeve: People who go home early. Chief Delight: Private weekends. Class Will: I, James Herlihv, leave to my sister Pat, all the possible trouble that anvone could get into in four years of high school and hope she finds a way out of it. Aeuztzes Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Iunior Prom Commltteeg Senior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club 7? -sal' VIRGINIA HERNON Hem February 18, 1944 Pet Peeve: Waiting. Chief Delight: Johnny. Class Will: I, Virginia Hernon, leave Karen McDewell my ability to stay out of trouble. CPD Activities: Freshman and Sophomore Dance SIX Committees, lr. and Sr. Prom Committees: 7 G.. A. A., Yearbook Staff, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 35 Tri-Delta: Indian Mas- cot 4g H. R. Rep. lg Dramatic Club 3: Treas- urer 4, Basketball lg Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4' Pep Squad 2, 3. 1 ELEANORA JEAN HINDE , Ellie October 9, 1943 l ' Pet Peere: Cars without radios. Chief Delight: Money. Class Will: I, Eleanora Hinde, leave to Mr. Clancy a box of do-it-yourself Halloween tricks. Activities: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4: Science Club 3, 43 Warrior Staff, lunior and Senior Prom Com- mittees, Tri-Delta: Intramural Volleyball. WALTER HOGAN Walter ,lanuary 14, 1942 Pet Peeve: English 4. Chief Delight: Woodworking. Class VV1ll. I, Walter Hogan, leave my gym suit to the B. M. H. S. PATRICIA HUNT Patti May 12, 1943 Pet Peeve: NVorking at Mal's. Chief Delight: The party on October 22, 1960. Class 'Will' I, Patricia Hunt, leave my sister Barbara - because she can't come with me. Activities: Pep Squad lg Tri-Deltag Iunior and Senior Prom Committees: Basketball 1, 25 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. 1 nl udyn weather. C' IUDITH INGIfIlSOI,I. Pet Peeve: Going outside for gym in cold Chief Delight: Horse-back riding after sehool. Class IVill: I, Judy Ingersoll, leave my senior homeroom seat to Jeannie Currie. Aetivities: National Honor Society: ,lunior Prom Committeeg Tri-Delta, Senior Prom Committee. August 17, 1943 49' ROBERT ISOM N Ike lilly 9, 1943 f ,gr Pet Peeve: Mr. Flaherty's term paper. R Chief Delight: Girls, Money, and Girls. Class lVill: I, Robert Isom, leave my IZ sneak- ers and gym shorts to Mr. Graeie. Activities: Senior Prom Committee. lilffY 4 . tffljdf' 1 A, 'Lal J.xNr,r G. 1ErrEnsoN ,I 5 nf! f, Ian lllllf' 21, X 1.1 Pet Peeve: Nosey and gossipy people. 1 4!,fZ f 1' Chief Delight: Money and daneing. f Class IViIl: I, Janet lelferson, leave my gym In class exeuse to some deserving freshman. -f -' 7 .f,4'l,-1 Activities: Smoke Signal 1, 23 Dramatic Club 2, 'ytfl,L4ffYfLL LJ' ,, 3, -lg Tri-Deltag junior Prom Committee. f jigs, , C in 1 Q Q H1-10ney a little Freshman. Activities: Tri-Delta. U,l07lCY1L'H Lowell boy. RUTH JOHNSON Pet Peeve: Having a fight with my boyfriend, Bobbv, and not winning. Chief Delight: Going out with Bob on week- ends and VVednesdav nights. Class lVill: I, Ruth lohnson, leave my locker to LINDA JONES Pet Peeve: Having to take gym and Mr. Guinta. Chief Delight: Parties and going out with a Class lVill: I, Linda Iones, leave all mv clemerits and detentions to anybody who wants them. Activities: Tri-Delta Club: Yearbook: Ir. Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee. ,LXZLQLZ 44' V '71-yu...fn,,.mA.x,-, KENNETH IOHNSON Ken ,lime 26, 1943 Pet Peeve: B. M. H. S. and Foreign Languages. Chief Delight: Alonev, flying, girls, in that order, and sleeping late. Class lVill: I, Kenneth lohnson, leave this place standing. Activities: Ifootball lg Seienee Club I, 2. Deeemlier 10, 1943 Felvruarv 16, 1943 ,IQ- Pct Peel e Gs m Chief Delight Absent teachers Class VV1ll I George Judd leave to anyone who wants it, my old broken down locker. .1 vi WF. ' ? , 551, GEORGE 1. IUDD 51' Elmer February 24, 1943 s l ' 7' 1 : 4 l . Q S' - : u I X 1 90N mitteeg Science Fair. 'van ' llsuell ing Society. ll f U E A -1 f will kill ' I tx I VK Lvl XX Xyl. V .AW MARIAN KEITH Keithie February 17, 1943 Pet Peeve: People who are grouchy in the morn- ing. Chief Delight: Sheila. Class Will: I, Marian Keith, leave the school to whoever wants it. Activities: Tri-Delta, Senior Prom Committeeg junior Prom Committeeg Yearbook. A -' - . avifiiie if -, BARBARA KENNEDY Barb ,lune 7, 1943 I Pet Peeve: People who are grouchy in the morn- ing. thoughts behind. Marty Mrs. Saunders. 'fl Activities: Key Club, Science Clubg Prom Com- SUSAN KARTER Pet Peeve: Mr. Nuttall's radians and mediocrity. Chief Delight: Pizza and French. Class Will: I, Susan Kartcr, leave to my sister, Chris, my position of Vice-President in Mr. Clancy's Brave Club. Activities: Science Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club 45 Oratorical Society 45 Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Yearbook Staff, Secretary of Sci- ence Club 4g Bowling 2, 43 Tri-Delta, Debat- f .ii 5 Chief Delight: Passing time away in homeroom. Class Will: 1, Barbara Kennedy, leave all my l Activities: junior Prom Committeeg Basketball 2. MARTIN KENNELLY Pet Peeve: Mr. Guinta's lavatory checks. Chief Delight: Shop Class. I Class Will: I, Martin Kennelly, leave to this school my two years of Sophomore English with September 3, 1943 '45 MAUREEN E. KELLEY Mo August 25, 1943 Pet Peeve: Getting up so early in the morning for school. Chief Delight: Parties. Class Will: I, Maureen Kelley, leave all my gym clothes to an unlucky Junior. Activities: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4g I.V. Bas- ketball 2g junior Prom Committeeg Yearbook Staff, Chorus lg Tri-Delta. ,lanuary 13, 1944 PATRICIA ANN KIZNNIQIIY Patsy K. july ZS, 1943 Pet Peeve: Girls who think thev are of the ehosen few. Chief Delight: Hot Rod Cars. Class Will: I, Pat Kennelly, leave behind four of the happiest years of my life. Activities: Freshman Class Presidentg Tri-Delta Secretaryg H. R. Representative 3, 4g lr. Prom Gommitteeg Junior Prom Attendant, Student Council 2, 35 Pep Squad 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Intramural Sports 3, 4. BETTY ANN KING Betty-Ann February 10, 1943 Pet Peeve: People who call me Nancy, my sister's name. Chief Delight: The boy across the street. Class Will: I, Betty Ann King, leave to my sister, entering High School next year, all the fun I have had. Activities: Art Club I, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 3, 43 Junior Prom Committees: Yearbook Staff: Tri- De ta. ROBERTA LAIEUNESSE Bobby November 10, 1942 Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Chief Delight: English 4. Class Will: I, Roberta Lajeunesse, leave my sis- ter my locker in hopes she can open it. Activities: Library I, 2, 33 Badminmn 1, 29 li- Prom Committeeg Guidance Ofhee 3, 43 Trl- Delta. o MARY LANDRY Mary September 5, 1943 Pet Peeve: People that have no school spirit. Chief Delight: Going out with Charlie. Class Will: I, Mary Landrv, leave to Mrs. Saunders not only tests CAD and CBD, but a test CCD too. Activities: G. A. A. 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staffg Library Assistant I, 29 Bowl- ing, lr. and Sr. Prom Committees: Cheering 45 Sophomore Class and Senior Class Secretary: Pep Squad I, 2, 3g H. R. Rep. Ig Student Council 25 Fresh. and Soph. Dance Commit- teesg Art Club Ig Tri-Deltag Pep Squad Advisor 3, Intramural Basketball 4. HIiI.IiN C. LAVINA Carla may 21, 1943 Pit Stl ' Peere: .I iek up boys, having tests, and johnny being in japan. Chief Delight: Summer of 1960 when lohnny came home from Texas. Class lVill: I, Helen Lavina, leave my member' ship in the N. H. S. etirities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, -lg lr. and Sr. Prom Committees: Yearbook Stall: Rowling 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 4: Pen Squad 2, 3, 41 Tri-Deltag Chorus Z, 3: Nat. Hon. Society 3, 4. I-'RANCIS l.l'f0N.XlllJ Frank Oetolrer 7, 1943 Pet Peere: Spanish books written in Spanish. Cflzief Delight: Girls. Class lViII: I, lfraneis Ieonard, leave to Mr. Clancy one dozen assorted lSIYISl1CS.H AetiI'ities: Freshman and Souhomore Dance l C-OIIIIIIIIICCSQ junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees: SCICIICL' Club 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 4g Kev w I v- . ' Lluo 1, 3, Nice-President 2, 31 Treasurer 45 N. H. S. 3, 4, Nice-President 4: CHRISTINE LUCE Chris October 5, 1943 Pet Peeve. Stuck up people Chief Delight: Homeroom period with Mr. Alcott. Class VVill: I, Christine Luce, leave. Activities: Tri-Deltag junior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committee. PAULINE LUNDGREN Lunky Ianuary 29, 1944 Pet Peeve: Boys that are always working on their cars. Chief Deliglzt: '56 Fords and a special boy named Larry. Class IVill: I, Pauline Lundgren, leave to some lucky girl my gym locker full of used gym suits. Activities: Tri-Delta, Bowling 2, 39 Yearbook Staffg Iunior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committeeg Pep Squad, Library Assistant 3g Dramatic Club 45 Chorus. JEAN MARKARIAN Ieannie August 17, 1943 Pet Peeve: Homework and getting up early. Chief Delight: Football games and parties. Class Will: I, Iean Markarian, leave my office in Mr. Clancy's Brave Club to some deserv- ing underclassman. Activities: Tri-Delta Treasurer, Yearbook Staffg Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Commit- teesg Iunior and Senior Prom Committeesg Bowling 1, 2, 45 Field Hockev 33 Photography Club lg Intramural Sports 23 Debating Club 4g Baton Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. BRENDA ANN MARSHALL Bra November 19, 1943 Pet Peeve: A certain listubbornn boy. Chief Delight: Frankie Class Will: I, Brenda Marshall, leave all my fun I have had to some lucky Freshman. Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2. 3, 49 Bowling, Badminton I, 2, 3, 4 CSeho0l Champion 353 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 49 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g Dramaties 2, 3, 4 CSeere- tary 4D, Fresh. and Soph. Dance Committeesg Iunior Prom Committeeg Junior Prom Attend- antg Tri-Delta 4, G. A. A. 4, Yearbook Staff 4. CHARLES ROLAND MATSON Charlie August 10, 1943 Pet Peeve: Getting up at 6:15 in the morning. Chief Delight: To get a good report card and to pass on to the next year. Class lVill: I, Charles R. Matson, leave every- thing 'I can to anyone who might want it. IOHN F. MCCAFFREY Mag August 3, 1943 Pet Peeie. Girls that talk, talk, and still talk. Clzief Delight: Certain type of girls. Class VViIl: I, john McCaffrey, leave B. M. H. S. for a more advanced type of school. Activities: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 4, junior and Senior Prom Committees, Home- room Representative 4. PATRICI.fX Nl. lXlctDUNAl,D Pat june 20, 1943 Pet Peeve: Getting up so early for school. Chief Delight: The month of .Xug,ust, 1960 ancl my Senior home room. Activities: Tri-Delta: Bowling: Chorusg junior and Senior Prom Committees: Pep Squadg Dramatic Club. BERNARD NICKENNA Bernie April 15. 1941 Pet Peeve: Short lunch periods. C11iefDelig1zt: Sports. Class IVi1l: I. Bernard McKenna, leave all mv football equipment to mv brother, Iohn. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, Coach 4: Basketball I 1, 25 Baseball 1, 2. bf' EVELYN M. MCKENNA D Et-y December 15, 1943' L il Pet Peeve: Getting dressed for gym. I C1ziefDelig1zt: Peter. Class VVil1: I, Evelyn McKenna, leave the fire extinguishers to the underclassmen so they may put them in the lockers. Activities: Dramatic Club, Chorus, junior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committee: Yearbook. BRIEN EDXVARD MCNULTY Mac April 5, 1943 Pet Peeve: Clean, dry towels after gym. C11iefDeliQ1zt: Gym. ball stockings to whoever can catch them. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 3, 4: Science Club l, 2. 4. FRANCIS MCNL'I.'I'Y 1 Hl:l't1t11Cil.'U 111415 15. 1943 Pet Peere: llomework. Clzief Delight: XVootlivorking shop. Class Illillr I, lfraneis NleNultv, leave mv hooks to whoex er wants them. Activities: ,lunior Prom Committee. ivy T7 Jon xuiiinoxv U,lOl11n ,lime 18, 1942 Pet Pet't't'.' Deceitful lJ0vS. ief Delight: .X certain boy nametl Dennis. Class lI'ill: I, loan Klerrow, leaie my sister, Susan, mv gvm loeker. flttiizties. C. .L X., ljfdllhllll fluh, FII'I'l1L'lll Iihrari Xssistant: llhotograpllv Club, Chorus. D '1 -f '55 Class IVilI: I, Brien McNultv, leave mv foot- I ALICE MINER Ale February 4, 1943 Pet Peeve: Underclassmen who think they don't have enough time. Chief Delight: Winning Suburban League Championship. Clashlllill: I, Alice Miner, leave my sports to le . Activities: Field Hockey 3: Varsitv Co-Captain 4, C. A. A. Basketball l, 2, 3g Softball l, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Chairman Exec. Board 45 Bowl- ing l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Badmin- ton I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staffg Iunior and Senior Prom Committeesg Dramatic Club 3, 43 Tri-Delta: Chorus 1, 29 Art Club I, 23 Pep Squad l, 2, 3g Office NVorker l. ROBERT H. MITCHELL Bob December 19, 1942 Pet Peeve: School. Chief Delight: Tewksbury. Class Will: I, Robert Mitchell, leave my Side liner Jacket to a deserving someone. -E' CHERYL MOONEY Shea February 14, 1944 Chief Delight: junior Prom. Class Will: I, Cheryl Mooney, leave my front seat in M-12 to a fellow talker. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Softball, Tri-Delta, Intramural Field Hockey, Dramatic Club, Chorus, Homeroom Represen- tativeg Iunior and Senior Prom Committees. Bob Flo Basketball. ROBERT MORLEY Pet Peeve: Women over 21. Chief Delight. VVomen under 20. Class Will: I, Robert Morley, leave the memory of the best Chemistry Class in '59-'6O. FLORENCE MORRILL Pet Peere: Miss Hood's Gym classes. Chief Delight: No school signal. Class IVill: I, Florence Morrill, leave hoping that every student in the future may gain as much as I have from high school. Activities: Tri-Delta: Iunior Varsitv Basketball: Varsity Basketball: Chorus: junior and Senior Prom Committees, Dramatic Club, Intramural FAITH MOLINARI Faith August 28, 1943 Pet Peeve: Jealous boyfriends. Chief Delight: December 6, 1958. Class Will: I, Faith Molinari, leave my worn out, unwashed gym suit to my younger sister. Activities: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Yearbook StaH:g Tri-Delta, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg Pep Squad, Iunior and Senior Prom Committees. April 2, 1944 ,luly 14, 1943 IOSICPH lXlOTL'Z.XS aa u 1 Near lfnglish teacher. 5 mv old teachers. Kev Club. Moe IOANN NAPOLITANO Io ,lzme 7, 1943 Pet Peeve: Teachers who call girls bv their last names. Chief Delifahtz Piz7a Seoonersf' Clues lVill: 1. 1oAnn Napolitano, leave B. M. H. S. with the many memories of all the fun 1've had. Activities: Fr'-sb. and Sonh. Dance Committees: Pen Souad 1. 2. 3. 4: Nat. Flon. Sneietv 3. 4: Tri-Delta fViee-Pr'-sidentW: Dramatic Club 4: lunior and Senior Prom Committees: Yearbook Staff: librarv Assistant 2, 4: Intramural Bowl- ing 2, 3. 45? 104 lfelaruurv 13, 1943 Pet Peeve: The new rules they made. Chief Deliwht: lunch Period and 11t-vile, -lth Class lVill: 1, loc Motuzas, leave to my sister all Aetivtiex: liootball 1, 2. 3, Co-Captain 4: 152190: ball 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2: Prom Committee: THOMAS lNlU1,C.XHF.Y Pct Pceve: lkl-58 in 1958. lime 9, 1943 Chief Deli elzt. Driving Btttlt out. Clues VVill: 1, Thomas Nulcahev, leave to Mr. X Bailev better luek in his next class. If 5 l X Activities: Football 1: Basketball 1. Q J' if IOHN NFV11.1.F Norman Normal August 12, 1943 Pet Peere: The stuff thev call lunch in the cafe- teria. Chief Delight: lune 9th and lulv 9th at 9:00 o'eloek. Class 1Vill: 1. john Neville, leave my gym shorts to mv little brother, if they fit. Activities: Iunior and Senior Prom Committees: Football. X4 ,V if' I 1 VA 4.1.1, f .fit . if if U 5135 P.-XTIHICIA MARY NEVIYS Put April 15, 1942 know-it-all. Pat at nine o'elock. Class lVill: 1, Pat homework 1 never Freshman. Activities: Dramatic Pep Squad: junior tees: Freshman an mittees. all Pet Pecve: Loudmouth people who think they Chief Delight: joe and November 22, 1960. Class lVill: 1, Pat Nevins, leave the food in the cafeteria to anyone who can stomach it. Activities: 17reshman and Sophomore Committees: junior Prom Committee: lrl- - Delta: GAA.: Yearbook Staff: Howling 1. P.-XTHICIAX NICTHOI SON Pet PL'Cl't'i Having to come to school Chief Delight: June 9, 1960 and lulv 9, 1960 Dance T lfelrrtmri 13, 1944 Nicholson, leave all the got to do, to some tlittleii . Club: 'liri-Delta: Bowling: and Senior Prom Commit- tl Sophomore Dance Com- fl. JOAN O'FLAHERTY Joni August 9, 1943 Pet Peere: Stuck-up people. Chief Delight: Going out with Tommy. Class VVill: I, Joan O'Flaherty, leave my locker to Anna Longo, and my old gym towel to Miss Hood. Activities: Junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Office XVorkerg Tri-Delta: Dramatic Club. JOAN OSKOWSKI IVinky June 12, 1943 Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning for school. Chief Delight: Being with Billy. Class IVill: I, Joan Oskovvski, leave to my brother Dennis all the fun I had in high school. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Tri-Delta, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee: Bowling 2, 33 Chorus: Senior Prom Commit- tee, Library Assistant: Yearbook Staff: Intra- Q mural Badminton: Photography Club 1: Home- .J- room Representative 1. 4. JOHN PADUCH Jack April 10, 1944 Pet Peeve: School. Chief Delight: Staying home from school. Class Will: I, John Paduch, leave Mr. Gracie my dirty gym shorts so he can wash them. WILLIAM PASKIEWICZ Peskie August 15, 1940 Pet Peeve: Haircuts. Chief Delight: Any stag party. Class Will: I, Bill Paskiewicz, leave my radi- cal haircut to anyone who wants it. SAL PASSALAQUA J Sonny February 18, 1943 Pet Peeve: Putting gas and oil in the car. Chief Delight: Every Saturday night and Octo- ber 1, 1960, at 11:30. Class Will: I, Sal Passalaqua, leave my broken down locker to some poor Freshman - P. S. The hinges need oil. Activities: School Disc Jockey: Working for a Student Council, Senior Prom Committee. ELLEN K. PERRY Nellie January 22, 1942 Pet Peeve: Certain English teachers. Chief Delight: VVorking in school cafeteria. Class Hfill: I, Ellen Perry, leave in memory of the high school. Activities: Library Assistant 4g Dramatic Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, Bowling 2: Badminton 4. ,I.XCli ll. Pl lllli , 1.1l. ,lzme 10, 1942 . 1'et1'eei'r': Nlassaehusetts. fiziet lleliglzt: Cetting bark to good old Cali- llornia. Class lVil1: l, ,laek Perry, lc-axe to C'o.ieli Charlet' lampson, a football iilm oi' Nlillikan lligh. - .'l4'ti1'ities: lootball, llaseballg llonling. A l'.X'l'lllCl,X ANN l'1 lll'.XS Put 11eeeH111er 29, 1943 Pet Peere: Not hating enough time to do every- thing. Clzief lJL'Ii!Lf11ff Cheering for B. Nl. ll. S. and dating a certain blonde. Class XVIII: I, Pat Petipas, leave mx' position as head cheerleader to Glenda Scholl' and Cindy Tonks in hopes that they will enjoy it. Aetiritiev: N. ll. S. 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 31 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowl- SANDRA POIQHLFR Sandy Noremlier 3, 1943 Pet Pecee: Bleaehed blondes. C1zief Delight: lntervale, New llarnpshire. Class lViI1: l, Sandra Poehler, leave a guilty conscience to the person who took my gym , suit. i 3 Aetivities: lunior Prom Committee: Chorus 1, 25 Latin Club lg Tri-Delta: Bowling, Senior Prom Committee: Student Council lg Uiliee Worker. PAUL RPA Paul lfelirzmri 20, 1942 Pet Peere: 7:50. Chief Delight: 1:55. Class lVi11: l, Paul Rea, leave to loseph Nodley, the school to do as he wishes with it. Activities: Basketball lg lunior and Senior Prom Committees. VVll.l,l.XNl V. Ill1BlNSIx.-XS i11 ,llay 15, 1943 Pet Peeref People who take too mueh advan- tage of their authority. Chief 11e1iQ11f.' SporIS. Claws lVi11: I, XVilliam llebinskas, leave the wonderful thought that l am leaving, to the Q eoaehes. Aetirities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3, 4, Football 2, 43 Dramatic Club 4. CLAIRE Ii. RICII,-XIKDS Aprii S, 1943 Pet Peere: People who are not considerate of others. Chief Dcliglzts Dating John Passalaqua. , Class l'Vi11: l, Claire lliehards, leave to mv sisters and brothers lots of homework and plenty of tests. Activities: Softball lg Basketball 21 Iunior ' Prom Committee. x X N LINDA RICHARDS Lin ,lune 26, 1943 Pet Peere: A something named Naughton. Chief Delight: The memory of january 10, 1960. Class lllill: I, Linda Richards, leave behind my soon forgotten presence. Aetirities: Dramatic Club, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Senior Prom Committee, Tri- Deltag National Honor Society. EDXVARD RICHARDSON - tw li Rich july 23, 1942 Pet Peeve: VVearing a tie to the dances or any place. Chief Delight: Plaving basketball. Class IVill: I, Edward Richardson, leave my seat at the end of the bench to a poor Fresh- man. Activities: Football: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA ST. PETER Reml1rant ,luly 25, 1942 PC1PL'IJl'Cf Tvpevvriters. Chief Delight: lack Holt. Class VVill: I, Donna St. Peter, leave to Miss I-Iood, one jar of honey. Activities: Art Club, Pep Squadg Yearbook Staff: Tri-Delta: Science Club, junior and Senior Prom Committees, Intramural Bowling, Dance Committees, Newspaper Staff. j.-XNICE SAMUELS Ian February 21, 1943 Pet Peere: Doing homework, especially term papers. Chief Delight: Having fun. Class IVill: I, Ianice Samuels, leave to all Span- ish students all the homework and tests I have Hunked. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2, Art Club lg Tri-Delta, junior Prom Committee. DANIEL SAVAGE Danny September 14, 1943 Pet Peere: School. Chief Delight: C. Class lVill: I, Daniel Savage, leave Philip Ifarmer the teachers who don't like him because of his brothers. Aetirities: Football I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee. NANCY SCHINDLER Nan ' February 27, 1944 Pet Peere: The long trip to English 4, and squeaky shoes. Chief Delight: A certain cadet. Class Will: I, Nancy Schindler, leave a gas . mask for all future chemistrv students. Activities: Yearbook: Tri-Delta, Dramaties 3, 4, Speechg National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 2: Student Council Repre- sentative I, 2, Pep Squad 3, 4. ai., 41 27 1. 14: 1 4 XX'll.l.I. xNl SCIOI5II'I.D Bill xliigzist 6. 1943 Pet Peete' Ilomeuork and being idle. l Chief Deliglztf Studying electronics and work' sf, ing on ears. Class IViII: I, XX'illiam Sleoiield. lt-axe time denierits I did not get for tie next person xx io Q' 1 eomes. x vincixm seori' ml an Ginny Azigitxt lv, 1942 PetPee1'e: XK'aiting. Chief Delight: C'hampagne. ' N, I Class II iII: I, Ginny Seott, leaxe nn eheering uniform to ,Io Ann Bagrowski. Activities: Pep Squad: Cheerleading 4: Dramatic Club l, 2. 3, 4: Iunior and Senior Prom Com- IDIIIQLS, earmook .taH. lrtsh. and Sop Danee Committees: Iunior Prom Xttendant: H. R. Rep. 2, 3: Student Council Rep. 1, 2: G. .-X. A.: Tri-Delta: Intramural I-ic-ld Hoeke3': Badminton: Basketball and Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Hn- W-ff IOSEPH SHAXV jog Ianziary 5, 1943 Pet Peere: Cheirleaders. Chief Delight: lane C. Class IViII: I, Ioe Shaw, leave one point to some unluckv Senior that has only 76 points. Activities: Home Room Representative 1, 2, 4: K Freshman Danee Committee: Sophomore Dance ' Committee: Iunior and Senior Prom Commit- tees. -, N , A , L 3 v 2 I I , 3 I afxb .J if I ,L . - 3 4 W f I STIQLL.-X SINTILIS ' uf I P V -, Shorty Noisemlver 9, 1942 , A 'f U fp 'V' ' I Pet Pcere: Coneeited people and homework on V 'i ,ZZ 9' fa.. ' weekends. I ' , . , - Chief Delight: Dating a certain someone. ,SLI ,N Class WWII: I, Stella Sintiris, leave to Xlarie I 6 Caron all the fun I have had in my Senior . . ' year. ' D Activities: Bowling 1, 23 Smoke Signal 1, 2: Dramatie Club: junior Prom Committee 7 i I Senior Prom Committee: Tri-Delta: Iep Squad ' 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3. Q 0111, , C7 1,1 I ROBERT W. soLox1oN A' Sae1cett Alai 23, 1943 ff ' A ,U Pet Peere: Getting up for school. ' 5- 'Q -ii' an Chief Delight: A girl with the initials B. Xl. I Class IViII: I, Robert Solomon, leax e my reeord of hating six years of English to anyone who C 'AV' P thinks he can beat it. V' I Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3, if ,' L f 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior, Senior Prom Q-, A A Committees: Class Representative 1, 2, 3. 2 - X ij ' CHARLES SOUZA H - Q Charlie llizrelz 20, 1942 I PetPee1'e: Report cards. 4 X I, . Chief 1JeIig11t: I.0vey. E ' 5 Class IViI1: I, Charles Souza, lease all the good nw ' N times in the detention hall. G8. X 1, - Activities: Baseball l, 2: Basketball 2, 3. 5:11, .vim ,. Pet Peeve' Homework JAMES F. STACK Chief Delzght. Winter Vacation. Activities: Won third prize in Science Fair. HOWARD M. STEVENS, IR. November 2 7, 1943 Q Buddy , Steve Iuly 14, 1941 Pet Peeve: My car not starting in the morning during football season. Chief Delight: The 1959 Football Banquet. Class lVill: I, Howard Stevens, leave to my sister and brother the demerits I missed and the half hour detentions I went to. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Assistant Coach. CAROL SWAN Swannee lanuary 3, 1943 Pet Peeve: 8:00 A. M. until 2:00 P. M. Chief Delight: Miss Hood's Gym exercises. Class Will: I, Carol Swan, leave my aching muscles from Miss Hood's Gym classes. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Volley- ball 2, 35 Badminton 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 23 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, junior and Senior Prom Committecsg Photog- raphy Club 2g Yearbook Staff, Art Club. GERALD I. SULLIVAN Ierry November 18, 1943 Pet Peeve: People who 4don't know when to resign in a game of chess. Chief Delight: Reading science fiction books. Class Will: I, jerry Sullivan, will my weary homeroom teacher in S13 to the upcoming classmen. X STEPHEN SWIACKY ll Steve November 8, 1943 Pet Peeve: Going to school so early in the morn- ing. Chief Delight: Saturday night parties with the boys. Class VVill: I, Stephen Swiacky, leave mv sneakers to anyone who would like to skip class more easily. DAVID ALAN THOLANDER Dave April 1, 1943 Pet Peeve: Missing the bus in the morning. Chief Delight: Lunch. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Track 1, 23 Dramatic Club. 'H X Elaine jimmy. classman. Ting with Nr. Nuttall I PAMELA LYNNE TWEDTEN Pam November 7, 1943 Pet Peeve: People who don't practice what they preach. Chief Delight: People -they fascinate me. Class Will: I, Pam Twedten, leave with many wonderful memories of my years at B. M. H. S. Activities: Co-editor of Yearbook: Tri-Delta: Dramatic Club 3, 45 junior Prom Committee and Senior Prom Committee, National Honor Society 3, 45 Lowell Sun School Correspond- ent, Oratorical Society. 93,511 i- . . .. .,..f. ..',.. 1 ripatu Squad. Dick f Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. ' Chief Delight: 1:55. v. Pet Peeee: Conceited people. Chief Delight: A certain boy irom Mainenf Class lVill: I, lflaine Thompson, leaye my fond interest in Chemistry to some under' Activities: Tri-Delta: Yearbook fliusiness Stallj, Dramatic Club 3, -lg junior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee. JUDITII TINCIIIY Pet Peere: My Algebra and Geometry Cflasses Chief Delight: May' 29, 196071 The foot steps A of the Dodgems at Cfanobie lake. Class IVill: I, Judy Tingley, leaye with wonder' memories of my four years at Ii. AI. II. S. Activities: Yearbook Staff: 'Irifllcltag Dramatic Club 2, 3, -lg Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball Zg Ir. and Sr. Prom Committee. PATRICIA VENGREN Pet Peeve: People who are not on time. Chief Delight: Summers at the Lake. Class lVill: I, Patricia Vengren, leave to mv sister Barbara, my Senior year in hopes that she will have as much fun as I have had. Activities: Field Hockey lg Badminton 1. 2, 3: Bowling 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Newspaper Staff 1, 2: Tri-Delta: llunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff: Pep RICHARD VVAGNER Class VVill: I, Richard VVagner, leave my' gym ELAINE MARIIC THOMPSON il lime I4, 1943 Uctolzer 4, 1943 PATRICK I. VAIL Pat November 24, 1943 Pet Peeve: Mr. Cracie's Guerilla drill. Chief Delight: The 1:55 bell. Class IVill: 1, Patrick Vail, bequeath the school lunches to anyone who can stomach them. Activities: Chairman of Roard, Kev Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer Debating Clubg Nat. lion. Societyg President of Chess Club: Science Club 2, Z. 45 Freshman Dance Committee, 'llrack 2, 3, 4: Cross Country' 35 Dramatic Club: Science lair Winnt-rg State Representative to National Stuf dent Driver Safety' Conference 3. lime 9, 1942 March 12, 1944 locker to whoever wants it. lor' GEORGE M VVALSH Walshie February 24, 1944 Pet Peeve: Homework. Chief Delight: Mr. Baily's English 4 class. Class lVill: I, George VValsh, leave all my detcntions, demerits, and suspensions to any- body who wants them. MURIEL K. WELLINGTON September 22, 1943 Pet Peeve: NVaiting. Chief Delight: Weekends. Class Will: I, Muriel Wellington, leave. Activities: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2 Intramural Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1 2, 33 Homeroom Yearbook Representative 4 Homcroom Representative 25 Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Intramural Volleyball 2 Tri-Delta: Latin Club. NANCY WINER lub 5,1943 Pet Peeve: Miss Hood's gym classes. Chief Delight: Going to football games. Class Will: I, Nancy Winer, leave a pile of pens to any Junior who plans to take P. A. D. next year. Activities: Dramatic Clubg Tri-Delta, National Honor Society 3, President 4g Science Club 1, 2, Pep Squadg Yearbook Staffg Chorusg Speech, Latin 1, Photography Clubg Student Council 1, 2, Class Representative 1. nludyu 14Rayn ,IUDITH WOLF Pet Peeve: Homework. Chief Delight: June 24, 1961. Glass Will: I, Iudy Wolf, leave all unfinished homework and bad marks to the class of '62. Q Activities: Tri-Delta, junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. RAYMOND WOODS Pet Peeve: Freshman boys. Chief Delight: Senior girls. Class VVill: I, Raymond Woods, hereby will my locker, which has been in the family for six years, to john Santos. SHEILA ANN WHITMARSH Mike September 26, 1943 Pet Peeve: Teachers who give too much home- work and too many quizzes. Chief Delight: May 6, 1960. Class Will: I, Sheila Whitmarsh, leave to my sister, Karen, all my homework methods. Activities: Debating 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Tri-Delta, Art 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 2: Band 1, 2, Latin Club 13 Newspaper 1. March 23, 1943 ApHl12,1942 Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committeeg Freshman Basketball. r S -f- ELIZABETH ANN YIZO Beth Septemher 25, 1943 Pet Peeve: Getting up at 6:15 in the morning. Chief Delight: Senior year. Class lVill: I, Elimbeth Yeo. leave to some undergrad, my locker that is always getting stuck. Activities: Choir l, 21 I'hoto'zranhv Club lg Rowling 25 Pep Squad, Dramatic Club 2, 35 Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Yearbook Stall: Tri-Deltag Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees. NANCY ZEC Nancy Fehruarv 24, 1944 Pet Peeve: English Teachers and homework. .VA Chief Delight: Seventh period in G-37. - Class IVill: I. Nancv Zee. leave to some under- grad my locker that never did open. Activities: Bowling I, 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Iunior and Senior Prom Committee: Sonhomore Dance Committeeg Yearbook Staff: Tri-Delta: Pen Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Iibrarv Assistant 43 Intramural Sports lg Nat. Hon. Soeietv 3, 4. BEVERLY DRAPER 'Bev December 23, 1943 Ed DOUGLAS CRAIG Doug November 10, 1943 -iceorgieu GEORGE TAIIMA 'Tai' August 23, 1941 MRO 3? EDWIN GRIGG ,sit X af April 19, 1942 GEORGIANA MACPHAIL ,luly 30, 1943 ROSEAN N SZCZURKO 5 f -Lyn' L,gugf 1L.,Of Y it ff Q' -i Zi T lf' lf' 1' 'M ' 'rl I ? l, ri ff! Xx 1 , 1. I .-gn... ,57 in hi l 0554 Q 'ii S0l?RY-To0 Q, E 'AL A . i gm. I C ff ff Yi'7l-aafff ,i..l'1 7,2 'lit P srl. 1 2 las -L if ,-.4-3, 4 G Iune 16, 1943 ll' 1 Wanted: Dead or Alive Wagons Ho! And then she said Prlncess Glnny X x 'And Did you hear this one?y' if elected, I promise . . Sweethearts on Parade. No matter how I add it, I still have a SO average 4 XS . L W N R C2271-to 4 'lluv fs ' a -3.9,- '7 :,, Look Ma! No cavities! 111 P 7 I 1 Lf Gads-another 'F'? ,fn Darn, my pencil broke again! Duh -- is that where the gas goes? 9 out of 10 Hollywood stars use Lux. e-- 3' Beautiful Dreamer The only good bug is a dead bug. Dear Iohn, for ,a ln- And they lived happily ever after. Did you see this joke yet, Iohnson? What! Another ticket ? Boys, you shouldn't tell those jokes in mixed company WOW! Did you see that girl? ATTENTION SENIORS! haf And then came the big bad wolf. 5, i , , X Look who's talking. What do doctors prescrlbev' I hope you brought 1 the money this time! O Dward Old and New 01,58 rjan S Ofdjers VT, Who raided my locker? nw. Heap Brave Squaws. ffffff I N 1 1 I I 1 I. 1 Only her hairdresser knows for sure. ' A If you only knew what I know about you. ... 1 'J' 54 A Madame Helena Rubenstein. W'e did! 'fa Q little knowlcdgc is 21 clangcrous thing. lf ! Hx: 'AGM ,Cm gslkglxgf, So then I sez to her And 18:1 equals 3. amo, amas, amat. Mathematical Genius. What did we all Hunk! Wh?t! Me worry? X IN N? ,W A. ff' 4 Q vw .Ara ,U 2 ex i V In 4 f ff 4 f s A M K A Y Q 79, - I I' i gnu: A f ? Iv 4 X fx V x ti lx Cg,mx,?: Q ' Q .- , 1 4, 1 Q 'Q 2 ,- N ' ,, 1, 91, X , lx . 2 Q X if ,angie .f, N i a t ,L jj . M, IK 1' NI' 5 ' x0'9 If - X NX l k ' I' 55 ,MU ' Z! Xxx 0 ' sq , a x 2 l N x Xf- .I 'w ,ff I v U '63 wg D , ! ' nl Us n w -... I JI Q M QV 3 ins 'x , . J f 'TA X '1 ' Q f 1 -'x . 5 A. . 11 :X XM! N01 Ulf qfxw W - 4 X ?vv.1-xivvy Ifh.. r X . I 4 Q ' 'wx ' i ' . ,. . , , H A ' NNNYXXW H nj ' . ' ' ' I q I 'Uh'-'lu A ...S -n- ' I I . I.-E 1. 1 - 1' ' 7 ' wi Y xwwiix fig-lfgi R f ,M .JJ Q6 - - M l? -lf-ki Qyfte lQ6f Cmzzcioz The 1961 XVARRIOR is the product of many months planning and hard work. Through participation in this endeavor we feel that we have learned the spirit of compromise and co-operation. KVe hope you think the result corresponds with our effort. This yearbook would not have been possible without the assistance of Miss McDuFfie and Mrs. Splaine. I dis-N4 .M .,,., , 5'7 A ,Mi V0 D M4441 .K , , 2 1 is 1.01-9 -Q-M....h1 4--Q Ugg... W, 'H ' 'A i- -H--qu...n-q...,,.,.- .,..,.,,. 'rv-my-Q-..........,,, 'f'-'ov win 'hkfirn-41-sr 'Q' P-sr au. M .-My Q 'ir --,. mv'-7 .nf ... v-.- Q- W-W' N Q .aw A .,. -, 'WO A-sv AWWA' ww A44 v . sf Q , .ki 53, . QQ, -V... ,,.,, lv-v-. , 'A 'f Q - A 2 5 , --mob' I! wax 'Q W xv f x. 1. MJ' . ..,....,...-4 ,M- g - L 'ff',2.'.f1. 37352-1 :sau-ax , ,-..,.,,. 4 ' vfmqnz K Ljqq., ky, Y,....,,,.,.,' .V gif.- ' ' fi .. ,J 'Q 'f'1'd ,.--avi' ' 'U A mv-wr- ' 'V' . .4 .. -4 ,x - If 1 ff'z1 . I be UQ Aaffonaf ylvlanoz gocfef Membership in the National Honor Society of Billerica Memorial High School is the highest scholastic honor a student may attain. In addition to maintaining an eighty-five average, a member must have such qualities as good character, leadership, and service. YVith the assistance of the advisors, Mr. Merrifield and Mr. Sher, the club has had an extremely successful year in obtaining special privileges for members. r 1 E 1 5 5 . l l C7 I z Ron' l: Nancy XViner, President: Francis Leonard. lice-President. Ron' 2: Mr. Merrifield, Advisor: Nancy Schindler. Secretary: lrene Celli, Treasurer: Mr. Sher. Advisor. 1 I- ui i tsl 1 l . T ,.. 1 P 1 1 X , P I 1' 2 CLZIICZ CAN! The Sigma Rho Pi Science Club Consists of thirty-six members under the capable leadership of Brantford Aylward, Presidentg Sheila Whitmarsh, Vice- presidentg Francis Leonard, Treasurer: George Judd, Program Chairman: Susan Karter, Corresponding Secretary: Karen XYhitmarsh, Recording Secretary: and Nlr. Clancy, Advisor. The aims of Sigma Rho Pi are to increase the members knowledge and awareness of science, teach comps-ctence in scientific skills, give service in the community and nation, and to help carry' out the program of the Science Clubs of America. vi 'L Ron' 1: Shcfla XVhitmarsh, Vice-Presidcrvt Brantford ,-Xvlward. President: Karcn XVhit marsh, Recording Secretary. Ron' 2: Mr. Clanc'-', Aill'iiUl'J Francis Icon ard, Treasurer: Susan Kartcr, Corrcxromlf ing SL 'l'L'llll 'I George Iudd, Proarfmz Chair- man: Mr. Alcott. Axlrisnr. zamaffc Cla! The Dramatic Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Drescher, is composed of members from the four classes. The main purpose of this organization is creating entertainment for school and public functions. This year the season was highlighted by the minstrel show, Harvest Frolics, and the annual Christ- mas Pageant. As in the past the Dramatic Club will give a scholarship to some deserving senior. This years officers are President, Linda Bartong Vice-president, Martha Dunng Secretary, Suzanne Alleng Treasurer, Virginia Hernon. Row 1: Linda Barton, Presidentg Mrs. Drescher, Advisor. Row 2: Virginia Hernon, Treasurerg Martha Dunn, Vice-President. .. 3 I. 4 I I I F I u I x 9 6600 Q 9 get Jaffa The Tri Delta girls under the leadership of Kathy Gambale, Presidentg joanne Napolitano, Vice-presidentg Pat Kennelly, Secretaryg jean Markarian, Treasurerg and Miss Skandalis, Advisorg have been busy selling school book Covers, collecting clothes and taking Christmas gifts to the Children's Home. The three D's expressed in the name Tri Delta symbolize Duty, Deference, and Decorum. The general function of the organization is to help senior girls develop in themselves these three qualities. Row 1: Kathleen Gambale, President: Joanne Napolitano, Vice-President. Row 2: Patricia Kennelly, Secretaryg Miss Skandalis, Advisorg Jean Markarian, Treasurer. S.. Row 1: Francis Leonard, Vice-President, Frank Bernarducci, President: Mr. O'Brien, Advisorg Robert De Rosier, Treasurerg George Iudd, Secretary. jlidfzn CS-Magi Under the leadership of Mr. Gallagher, the Billerica Memo- rial High School debating society inaugurated a successful season by defeating our arch-rivals and current l e a g u e champions, Chelmsford High School. In the participant, debating develops accuracy, logic, quick-thinking, and sound reasoning. X46 Citi Under the sponsorship of the Billerica Kiwanis and Nlr. O'Brien, faculty advisor, the Kev Club functions as a service organization aiding the faculty, students, and the town in various ways. Membership is limited to sophomore, iunior, and senior boys with a high scholastic average. Ianet Callahan, President and Publicity Committee Qztlj Ulfilefzc alaaociafion The Girls' Athletic Association has completed another successful year. As a means of raising funds thev sold stuffed animals, sweatshirts, and programs at the football games. The Christmas Dance, which was held on December 20, saw Martha Dunn crowned as queen. At the end of each vear participants in various sports are given awards. Membership in the C.A.A. is open to those girls active in sports. The officers of the C.A.A. are janet Callahan, President, Mary Cill, Vice- president. The committees are headed by Patricia Petipas and Alice Miner. Alice Miner, Intramural Chairman, and Patfifiia PCUPH5, Program tcllaifmfln, and Intramural Committee. Program Commute?- .QM M, GSW! Cheering our teams to victory, are the Billerica Pep Squaders. Under the direction of the cheerleaders and led by janet Callahan and Virginia Hcrnon, these girls have done much to boost our school spirit. tm dxf LE f. if Y 54.1 Under the baton of Mr. De Gloria and direction of Mrs. johnson the Billerica Memorial High School Band has risen to greater heights this year. They have appeared at many school functions displaying their talents. LAW., Since the purpose of the chorus is to promote a greater admiration and understanding of music through primary experiences, this group performs at many school functions. Under the direction of Mrs. johnson and Mr. Carpentier, the chorus has greatly improved this past year. Q1 Seen marching across the football field in their colorful uniforms of green and white are the splrlted Billcrica Tuirlcrettcs Led by Qiptaln joan Nardini, the group consists of girls from the freshman sophomore junior and senior classes. LJC QOCAH .4 The Disc jockeys, under the direction of Sal Passalaqua, hope they have made lunch periods in the cafeteria more enjoyable by playing your favorite tunes. They also spin the records at the P.T.A. dances on Saturday nights and ofliciate at the Foot- ball Dances in the Fall. Ron' 1: Sal Passalaqua, Richard Brown. Row 2: Howard Perry G iri Zwicker, David Scott. ,lax Cla! The Art Club under the able direction of Mr. Marchi, decoratcs the school for holidays, and also assists in the production of plays by designing scenery. This group also draws posters for organizations which request them. The Art Club is a useful way for students to exhibit their talents while making Billerica High School more colorful. n ' l ZW-A 1 I a.t...,,,,r i 1 l l X! l X 'Lit lx 1 s ,, , 6 ga Fl? Q T T' 1185! wtf 'uw 'C6i!07Zl.CcZ! SOC-ie! Under the direction ol' Nlr, l5laherti', the Uratorical Societx functions to promote understand- ing of a public speaker! task and to proxide training in cor- rect formation of tone and lixed vocal habits. At weekly meetf ings, members present original speeches and receive the criti- cisms of fellow members. film Gliizifdnfi In their spare time these girls are usually found helping Miss LZllXlOI'lI2lgflC catalogue books and keep records. Their diligence in these tasks aids our librarian in keeping an orderly library. l 390- '71 3' Row l: joan O'Flaherty, Maureen Kelley, Rita Husselbee, Kathleen Keoughan. Row 2: Howard Perry, Richard Brown, Bruce Bemis. Q.. Ugg... emi... The Guidance ofliee workers aid Mrs. Adams by answering the phone, typing, filing, distributing slips for interviews, and making appointments. Run' I: Roberta Lajeunessc, Linda Currie. Run' 2: Mrs. Adams. 4 S 1 I Qgbff... The office workers are an invaluable aid to Mrs. Currie in maintaining an efficient ofhee by answering the phone, public address system and running errands. . fi figs , ca- Q? if 1. f ,ff Q94 J ,f 'X xXx Y , - X K , If X 0 1 X5 f 7 g GX. 'Q Q. -, - xv - '-'T Y if Q ' W- 4-W ,' .- . . r 4. M, M,-A ., . .-Q CAZEZZEQ 623.4 Leadership, school spirit, character, personality, appearance, and scholastic record are the characteristics by which Billerica's Cheerleaders are chosen. Captained by Pat Petipas and with Miss Hood as advisor, these girls have done much to link the friendships of many schools. Whole heartedly supporting the football and basketball teams, these girls are always seen cheering and enlivening the spirit of thc game. Rallies, tournaments, and parades are among the many activities performed by the loyal 13. Q.,-U...-gt. ' f in .. , . , 9!!.7El2'zM4! bk.,-H f ...M-ww ' ' I 1 rB' 1 VN A T. L 1 5 xx v R 1 Virginia Scott Patricia Petipas Paula Bracken Ioan Columbus Mary Landry Linda Barton Patricia Hartigan Irene Celli B b S l O O Omon Brien McNulty Alan Farwell 9 Dan Savage Alan Hartshorn Joe Motuzas Doug Dooley Clam!! Cgmzm X' Q Bill Rcbinskas Dave Tholander - Iim Amerault .L 1 - .... 'Lt .1 1 A : fs Q ' qimfaifq , Gloria!! This year, as in each previous year, Billeriea fielded a fine football team. The 1960 squad, however, will long be remembered as one of exceptionally high calibre. Little was expected of the team at the onset of the season, but by November it had earned the justly deserved reputation of being Hlight as feathers but hard as nails. A great deal of team spirit and rugged determination enabled our battling XVarriors to win all but three of their regular season games. Although we lost the game in fact, we won a moral victory in the most glorious game of the season with our traditional rival, Chelmsford, on Thanksgiving Day. It is with an undaunted spirit that the football team of 1960 leaves to its successors a record to be looked upon always with pride. Zlfffzge Hello boys! Bzz, bzz, bzz. Down boy Three stars You boys are up to no good. Charge! Only four, fellas ,17x,v-,fl - 1. wry-1,A..w TTWHL' Yu'-4, , U -.Zahn If 1535 ,N A gggpyng. i Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Brighton 0 Pentuckct Reg. 12 Wilmington 0 St. Bernard 6 P Billcrica Billcrica Billcrlca Billcrlca Billcrica Tcwksbury XO. Andover Burlington llracut Chelmsford 0 J garefazz The 1961 basketball team, captained by Edward Richardson and james Herlihy, and under the direction of coach George Gracie, enjoyed a successful season. Finishing fourth in the standings, Billerica was a strong Suburban League Competition. Highlights of the season were an upset win over Xllilming- ton High School in the last few minutes of play and the brilliant defeat of Dracut High School at our home court. Both captains, Richardson and Herlihy were chosen to represent Billerica in the Suburban League all-star game for 1961, an honor justly earned by these boys. Although we always look ahead to next year with high hopes of success, this season's record leaves little to be desired. vi 'k' 5 J i yy, i ' ya, 1 i i Bill Rcbinskas Captain Ed Richardson lim HCFIHU' Paul Pickowicz Paul DOIWCFYY Paul Bergstrom Clvnn Svlilwtt I l b 1 4 1 1 X l 1 1 I 1 1 V qi QQ I' 1 I2 I ,f .ji ,W A 73044. COMPJZ Cross Country, 1960, also a new sport for Billeriea, was one of which we can be proud. XVinning the Lowell Suburban League Championship by defeating four other schools in the Conference meet, the team saw only two defeats out of nine meets. George Martin, an outstanding competitor in this sport, led our team's scoring in the Massachusetts State meet, scoring eighth of 115 sehoolbov runners. Billerica Tewksbury Billeriea Wilmington Billeriea Draeut Billeriea Lowell Billerica Bedford Billeriea Wilmington Billerica Nashua Billerica Chelmsford Billeriea Bedford i v.,V. M-A A, ,C. 6Z46!d in-Q' f'- Y At the time this book goes to print the 1961 baseball season will not have started formally. This year we have only three veteran players returning. However, Coach O'Brien feels that as the season moves on the added experience should enable the Warriors to win their share of contests. The 1961 squad will be co-Captained by Iames Herhily, Steven Swiaeky, and Brian Cunio. Seniors who are expected to add to the team this year will be Frank Bernarducci, XVilliam Rebinskas, Ronald Burton, lack Perry, Steven Coombs, john Balboni, Harold Charest, and Robert Solomon. The 1961 schedule of games, each team to be played twice, is as follows: North Andover Burlington Tewksbury Chelmsford Dracut, VVilmington Qazy gwidzz The girls' varsity basketball team has had one of their most successful seasons in many years, finishing with a 21 and 2 record. After winning the Lowell Suburban League Championship for the second consecutive year, they also won the Ashby Tournament. Individual All-Star awards were presented to Lauraine Riel and Priscilla Paradise. Alice Miner was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the Tournament. ln addition to the above awards, our team received the Good Sportsmanship Award, which is one of the most coveted of all the tournament awards. Although Alice Miner, Mary Gill, and janet Callahan, will be missing from the team next yearg luniors - Priscilla Paradise, Kathy Callahan, Rosalie hlartell, Rita hlahoney, Regina Hartigan, and Dianne Dowg Sophomores - Marsha Coombs, jean Doherty, Sandra Bayis, and Ruth Paradise, Freshman - Lauraine Riel will be returning to strive for the third league championship. The lunior Varsity also had one of their most successful seasons with a 14-5 record under the coaching skill of Mrs. Murphy. ? 4? ' Xl ! X Iiinvrifzi liillt-rica liillvriczl liillt-rica Rillcriczi liillcricn Billvriczl Uillm-rica Uillcriczl Uillcriczl Rillcricn Hillt-rica Hillt-rica 'Billcrica 'BiHL'I'iCil 'Billt-rica ' liillcrica Billy-rica 'Billcrica Billcrica X I 3 F Billcrica Billcrica Billcrica League GIRLS' IEASKFTBAIJ. RECORD 36 :fl 64 55 55 61 43 40 59 53 46 66 65 42 40 65 48 S8 55 70 47 43 49 Games Acton Mvthuvn Pc-ppcrcll Salt-rn Salem ffhclnlsford llrucut PcppL'rL'll Acton Nu. Andorcr Xkfilrningtfnn Burlington Tcwksbury Dracut Chclmsford No. A ndovcr YVilmingt0n Burlington Tcwksbury All-Stars A shby Tourn amcnt luncnburg Townscnd Pcppcrc-ll A way Vomc Home Homc A way I lum 0 A way A waxy Homc A way Home A way Home Home A way IJOITN' Away Vrmmf Away A w 21 y A wav A wa A way - . v 1 X 1' Ilygx sk H KE AN , if , 3- 1 X Q ,-7' ' K we Q' x.Yf -0 ' ? 0, , 97 1. .f 'Q I 31 x clefpll Lglllocdeb The Cirls' Field Hockey Team, coached by Miss Hood, has completed its most successful season since being introduced in 1956. The players returning from last year were Alice Miner, janet Callahan, Nlarsha Coombs, Ruth Paradise, Judy Tetreault, Barbara hlcGuinness, Kathy lieoughan. Beverly Yaillancourt, and lean Doherty. Adding mucln strength to the above group were new members Lauraine Riel, Priscilla Paradise. Sandra Bavis, and ,loan Nlerroyy. Although the lunior Varsity did not enjoy a comparable season this year, they gained valuable experience. FIELD HOCKEY RECORD Billerica 2 - Chelmsford 1 e- Home Billerica 3 - Westford 1 - Home Billerica 2 - Salem 2 - Home Billerica 3 - Chelmsford 0 - Away Billerica 3 - Burlington 0 - Away Billerica 3 - Acton 1 - Home Billerica 3 - Wilmington 2 - Home 6 Wins 0 Losses 1 Tie in-v E E J,!...., 'VV' 2 :X i '11 ' was X, :VW W QM Q- 1 , fH I I 1 u W :M NX awe Q FW! X ll, x x ' 1f,!, X B ,Q Rx -- ...-js WMA ff-f 2 L? ' f ,. if ' M ff , www ji i Ml fs' L 66 97 di6Wd7 fa 6216636 Q1 Nwjg, 'Za 4 S 'ir' f 1 'c 4 4 BeSt DMSSCI1 Most Popular Steve Swiacky Nancy Schindler Frank Bernal-duqci Pat Petipas N Class Hforkers Iim Amerault Jean Markarian r f 1 W 1 ' i 1 I N Best Looking Friendliest Most Dependable Ioc Motuzas Paula Bracket! Bernie McKenna Ioni Merrow Howie Allgaier Martha Dunn , Y , V UNE WAY nn Nor ENTER 'KEEPf -P RIGHT ,r me' Best All Around Most Likely To Succeed NUIIICWI Bob Solomon Mary Gill Patrick Vail Pam Twedtcn 100 Shaw Most Athletic Doug Doolcv lan Callahan T3 7 ' U? T 1 5' f 1, , ! ,:Q. .Nt 9 s., . ff l Most Talkative Best Students Bill Rebinskag Elaine Thompson Frank Leonard Shcila XVhitmarsh x Ircnc- Ccl sg, iq 4-if Best Personality Class Artists Johnny Balboni Linda Barton Brantford Aylward Betty King , A Cutest Ronnie Burton Ginny Scott Class Comedians Best Dancers MOV Couneous Ccorgc Couscns , Pat Hunt Al Farwcll Kathy Gambale Ray W00d5 Pat Kcrmeuy t 4 r 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 r 4 1 X-1 H VOZii6 501454 The Twist .......... . . Theme from The Apartment Running Bear . l'nz Sorry .. Staying In . . . . . Where the Boys Are . Alley ow ............ . Are You Lonesome Tonight? Ufonderlanrl hy Night lt's Nou' or Never . . . Chain Gang . Exodus ............ SIIIOIZC Gets in Your Eyes . Home on the Haugen . . . VVheels ....... . . Short Shorts . . . . Hot Rod Lincoln . . Happy-Co-I.neley Me .. Finger Popping Time . O'est si hon .... .. i 0 0 . . ............. Gy in lxxereises National Honor Society llooin ..ln the locker room ..l threw the spit hall . .That's where the girls are . . . . . .Our football team . . .Baal report earcl .............'lunior Prom .Term Papers Due Tomorrow . . . . .I.rmeh Lines . . . . .Graduation . . . . . .Senior Baseinents . . .Home Feonomies Class . . .Driver Fclueation Class . . .Regular School Attire . . . . . . . .Automotive Shop ...Ditlift get a warning slip ...........Typirig Class . . .French Class Q44 L4 OZ IX 1th Oraduatlon sxultlx approaching, mam a SCDIOYS thouvhts are dlrccted baclc our thc xcars spcnt at B M H S Ict us non turn back the calcndar to 1957 Bemclnbcr hon bcmldercd 1nd lost ue tclt scarchmv for the rlght classrooms thosc hrst fcu claxs as frcshmcn3 Soon lccustomcd to our ncu routmc, nc clectcd our ofhccrs Patrxcla lscnncllx PICSILICIH, jamcs Amcrault XILL I rcsldcnt, Prank Bcrnarduccl Sccrctirx, and Martha Dunn, Trcasurer Thc lI'I'lXdl ot Sprlnv brouvht ulth xt thc cxcltcment of plannlng our first socrxl function SPI'lI1UU'I1L Frollc A short tlmc later our prcscnt head chccr lcadcr, P1tr1c11 Pctlpas, jolncd thc squid II 1th thc lan summcr months bchmd us we entcrcd school to bcvm our Sophomorc xclr Ilccted to lcad our class actlvltlcs ucrc Franlc Bernarduccl, Ircsldcnt amcs Amcrlult Vlcc PI'L5lLlLflt, Marx Landrx, Sccretars, and Patrlcla Pctlpls Tnclsurcr Our dancc, Ilarxcst Hop was a huve success ulth the corn st nllts pumpkins and 1 ulx colorcd leavcs transformlnv thc cafeterla 1nt0 an llllllcllllf. lutumn scttlnv This scar our football tc nn cnjoxcd a vcrx succcssful season and earned thc Suburban Lcwuc tltlc Under thc supcrvlslon of Coach Samson thc hrst program It nas tl'llS xcar also that Ircnc Cclll Linda Barton, and Patrlcla Il IFIIUIIT, thlcc xcrx capablc Ulrls, ucrc chosen checrlcadcrs In the sprlnv, We ucrc honorcd bx 1 xlslt from Scnator Ixenncdx, who latcr wcnt on to brgver thlnvs Attcr rcturnmv III Scptcmbcr, uc elccted the follow mg Junlor Class officers lfllllx Bcrnarduccl lI'LSlClLI1t, Martha Dunn, Vlce Presldcnt, Paula Braclcett, SCLTLIIYX md PIITILII Pctlpas, Trclsurer Thls u as to bc a blg sear for the cl Iss ot 61 We wcnc hnlllx uppcrclassmcn and wlth thls new rolc camc the prnchlsc of class rmvs Our tootbxll tcam once avam clauned the Loucll Sllllllfblll lc wuc lnltlc dclc ltlnv Chclmslord, 19 0, on Turlsew DN Thc vlrls blslcctblll tcam also lddcd 1 trophs to our showcasc bs WIHHIHU the Lowell Suburban Icaguc Tltlc Choscn ln thclr unlor scar as chcerlcaders were Paula Brtclcctt M Irv I mclrx, Ioan Columbus and Vlrvlnla Scott One of the most bc tutrfullx decor ltcd proms cvcr to bc hcld at B M H S wus Gltcu IX to Parldlsc The p lstcl colors creatcd 1 hcaxenlx baclcvround lor Ouccn Plull Brlclcctt and ittcndants Ioan Mcrrou, anet Callahan, Lmda B lrton, P1tr1c11 Ixcnncllx, Vlrvlnla Scott, and Brcnda Marshall Once wun lI1 une thc doors of B M H S closcd for summer wacatlon Scptcmbcr ot 1960 found us ll list malunv our was to the exclusive Q O t 7' V . 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' ' 1 f I L L L 1 D ' . 1 5 ' ' x 1 1 3 I I 7 .H J . . . . 1 1 H - V, H Y ' 37 1 1 1 1 K O If A 5 S-floor homerooms. ln this, our final year, Frank Bernarducci, our competent President for the past two years, was once again elected to office, aided by lames Amerault, Vice-President, Mary Landry, Secretary, and Patricia Petipas, Treasurer. x The Beacon Light Chapter of the National llonor Society made a fine choice in selecting as their ofhcers: President, Nancy Winery Vicefl'resident, Francis Leonard, Secretary, Nancy' Schindler, and Treasurer, Irene Celli. On the sports scene, this fall was the first time in the history' of' Miss Hoods i'Bloomer Girls that they ever went undefeated in field hockey. Because of the lack of sife and the fact that only two men returned from last year's varsity' squad, the pre-season predictions for our football team were pessimistic. However, with the drive and determination of' our coaches, headed by Chuck, the team spirit lifted and the boys went on to win 5 games, tie l, lose 2. This energetic team had for its captains: joe Motufas, Doug Dooley and Man ffarwell. Among the other activities of this memorable fall were the rallies, victory rides, dances and rehearsals for the Dramatic Clubs presentation, llary est lfrolicsf' The decorating for the annual Christmas Dance was soon underway, bringing with it the election of our Snow Queen. Chosen as our loyely and most deserving Queen was Martha Dunn with her senior attendants linda Barton, Brenda Marshall, and Paula Brackett, and undergrads Phoebe Mitchell, Barbara lXfcGuinness, and liileen Buchanan. The girls' basketball team, under co-captains Alice Miner and ,lanet Callahan, not only' headed the Suburban league, but went on to capture the Ashby' Tournament. The other seniors composing this forinidable team included Mary' Gill and Brenda Marshall. At the tournament, co-captain Alice Miner was selected as most valuable player of the year and our cheerleaders won a trophy for the most outstanding squad there. The most difficult and important undertaking of our class was the publish- ing of this yearbook. We realize that without the patience and untiring efforts of our advisors, Miss Belcher and Miss Mcliuffie, none of' it would have been possible. With all these fond memories behind us and our Senior Prom and Class Trip yet to come, we are looking ahead to graduation with mixed emotions. N. 3 x,. ,, 1 4-- 1 . v..ff ,.- vwma an .Q ,-...f N. V -- 21'- .' -Mn .-.... - '-at-4 -1-..,- vw-1 v-0- ...Q v-0 - -. -,- 'Fw sw- x 4- ...N 'Vie-9 .. ii li I All J, In I ,fb 4 .-.x, K' M. M V T fd .. A 4, A , V iv X i ' Q Y ,J 2, Wi X l i ag A i J 54, Qffima , ' ' 51 M' 1 Q L , D. ,W y , x if fi CIMO Llfiflfi 'Q- -Q. , -5 . R+ 4 P . , -1' 43, w 'ws is , 3 un rf ' Ap.5J.'1rf4,1eltg1 55:1 ' aj ' X491 A Z ,vu , 1 , 41 wry' , NY? 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Lnclcr thcir lcuLlc1'ship our Sophcm1o1'c clumw, Fulltimc I'iCSI2l,U turned out to bc Ll fcstiw ocu1sioz1 clmjoycd by Jil. S25 I'x7 f-ln - ff' ff-'Q 13? 4 'qi fQ+sQfg51w1f h ,ffl 1 2 F4 Q hi Mg w 2.56 ' 4 Sf V VL.v i 1 fl' if Wx I 'YI' l ., , ,f Q '17 Kang S1 N 'Ulf aw I-H. . N, I , .L . x., f : . ,A I -15 I - . i . . D' gl A 1 J ' F Q ' , 'ls ,rf f x , Q If tl V71 'of' Wllllillil III-11 7 gf I V-'nl iwistf ral 4 fH Il'l1i ff IZIRX' ' l s., 'in T1 xv l I 1 N I 1 R 14 S J 1 7 I ! I r Jeannie Markarian, Photography Editor Pam TWCCIICTI, C0-Editor-in-Chicf Editors and Miss McDuHie, Advisor Linda Currie, Co-Editor-in-Chief Elcanora Hindc' Art Editor lim Amerault, Sports Editor df'C0lft.4 H1463 Wdi'C0lft6.4.46J Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Francis McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Irving Chase Reverend Robert L. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doherty Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flynn Paul Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Charles XV. MacRannolds Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKenna Mr. and Mrs. john C. Campobasso Mr. and Mrs Edwin B. johnson Leonard A. Buckland . Kenneth Scagel Stephen Swiacky Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herman lf. Miner David R. Gott Barbara Hood Mr. and Mrs. Amedeo llotellini Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Mr. Peter Rimshan Mrs. C. A. Evans Arvdes Lundgren A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Grant XX'hiteway Mr. and Mrs. Sterling XVhiteway XVilliam Robbins Mary Ann Newman Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Buono Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Taylor Emily Loring Gloria Bourque Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roberta Kenn Mr. and Mrs. Christopher johnson Albert Kennedy Hartwell Bernard joseph Sullivan edy Charles Marvin Conrad Lafrance Mr. and Mrs. Forrest H. Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Henrv L. Corbett Mrs. Charles XV. Knox Mr. and Mrs. joseph L. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Mary Rowlandson Mr. and Mrs. Norman N. Holden Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Edmund C. XVebster Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Kokas Mr. and Mrs. john j. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. joseph H Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Covell Mr. and Mrs. Chris XVilson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sullivan Mrs. C. Barbera Mr. and Mrs. james Mount Mr. and Mrs. john Cochrane Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Barber Mr. and Mrs. john XV. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Archie McAulay Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Gile Maj. and Mrs. H. A. Twedten Marion Saunders Mr. john A. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boutwell Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lucken Mr. and Mrs. Albert Matton Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Dick S. Yeo Mr. and Mrs. john XV. Szemkowicz Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Flood Linda and David Laskey Patrick j. Powers Edward Powers Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Chickie Brow Percy Berry Thomas XVoloski Francis XVoloski Charles Perry Robert Birchall john Donati Lucio Turco joseph Blanchette Cornelius Bohane, jr. james Murray C. O. Naluen n james XV. Hinde john Hinde Harry Schwartz Franklin B. Fillmore Robert M. Gill john Allan Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Nana Tierney Bob and Carol Mr. and Mrs. XVilliam Rowlandson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernarducci Pat Duggan Ann Schaffer Mr. Arthur Hallenborg Mrs. Alice and Miss Florence Doyle Saterias G. Scarmeas Ralph Reynolds XX'illiam Hamilton XX'illiam Meaney Lewis Zediana Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Finnegan loseph Surprenant, Sr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. The Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank E. and Mrs dll COIft4 Paul I. Holmes William I. McCarthy Major Cousens XVilliam Corbett Edward Lavalle Clyde E. Dryden Stanley Dickie Robert XV. George Walter D. Donovan Gordon L. Dryden Benjamin D. Currie XValker Donald Pickering Helen E. Adams and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Aubrey XVoodworth Robert DeRosier, Sr. Robert E. XVallace, Sr. Patrick D. Morey Robert P. Shinkwin Roger Toothaker, Ir. Leonard Allison joseph Campbell P Ralph Spinney Harold Vaughn VVilliam O'Brien Kilgore M. A. Bent Herbert Bowles Matheson George Head Porter Family and Mrs. Arthur Fidler and Mrs. Owen C. Swimm ludy and Ernie Alberghene Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Carl lahnle Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Edward Plugis Robert Bradford Philip A. Scott, Sr. Edward DeVeau Gerald Bunnev Philip Scott, Ir. Ioseph Brodreick loseph Broderick Albert Stimnson Richard Keating Roland Smith, Ir. Everett H. Gates Henry F. DeMaucell Harold Blake and Mrs. Norman Gratton and Family Miss Gloria Gagnon Miss Mary Egan .Z Wdf'C0lft 64464 Theresa Howard Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Brackett ' Frances L. Howard Mr. and Mrs A. L. Bastian, Ir. Mr. and Mrs David Andrews Mr. and Mrs james Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Bristol Mr. and Mrs Howard S. Smith Mr. and Mrs Frank C. Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs Alvin Smith Mr. and Mrs Alfred Amerault Mr. and Mrs Richard Albanese Mr. and Mrs Albert Fernandes Mr. and Mrs Peter Bratt Mr. and Mrs George Young, jr. Mr. and Mrs Hjalmer Anderson Mr. and Mrs Henry Bickerford, Ir. Mr. and Mrs Wfilliam Drohan Mr. and Mrs Ted Iverson Pat and Harold Xvhipple Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilson, Sr. and Mrs. Daniel 1. Leary and Mrs. Lawrence Bourque and Mrs. I. Fred Connors Hank Blake, Ir. Mr. and Mrs joseph Surprenant, jr. and Girls Miss Thelma L. Brown Mr. and Mrs Domenic Scipione and Family Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lohnes and Family Mr. and Mrs Edmund I. Archambault Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam Jensen and Family Mr. and Mrs Richard B. Blake Mr. and Mrs Frederick I. Docman and Family Mr. William Long Mr. and Mrs Arthur L. Boyd Loretta and Dan Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. William Egan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hagel Mr. and Mrs Donald Young Mr. and Mrs Heman Elrick Mr. and Mrs Charles Williams Mr. and Mrs. Mariano Botelho Mrs. Annie Hoban Mr. William Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Berube Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Beil and Mrs. Robert Dutile and Mrs. Joseph Revane Mabel Le Fevre Tom Revane Ken Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph M. Duby Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph S. Fayton Mrs. Leo G. Wilson, Ir. xx' Timm nw? WGS? L Q4 UI xxx xl! kkjl 'Kc K 41 Qu V' MU KVI y f ? !- xX f--1 21' -Z,,..i.-, Z-.ii -'I-i1,.x DANNY MILLS FINEST IN MEN'S CLOTHING lcwl LIXTHXI SIIIIIIC 14 I clcphonc Cyl, 3-251-I HIST XXISIII-'S TO THE CLASS OF '61 Rc:1p11's Service X 'liirvs - Battarivs - :1c'c'a'S5m'ivx 'fum' Ups Ralph 1I141M'rg. Prop. 3119 114191111 1111.141 11uutcs 3.1 and 129 11i11criQ.1. Hass. N10 3-9336 J. E. HARRINGTON 8. SONS Hut Top P111'i11g MO 3-3940 ESTABLISHED 18 21 EDWARD W. FREEMAN STORE Imrcllk Oldest and Ilnlmiillg 1Cl1'L'17 1 Stun' MY BLSIAI-NS IS Duxmxbs The Diamond x1C'l C11.1I1l of 1,mu11 171 CL-ntra1 Strut! Imull. 111455. Tckphom-: C1 2-9621 Crmzplimcnti or . , . RAYMOND F. MCCOLOUGH .'1ffOI'7IL'1'!If'lH'11' Conzplinzcrzli of . . . KE1.I.EY'S PACKAGE STORE MACK'S DRIVE-IN P11111 11lwppw'.x ami Subs 176 Boston 110.111 11i111rig.1 1fIO1I1XC1'1. IOIIX 1. MURPHY 8. CALLAHAN PHARMACY INC. r lhgixtvzuf P11a1'1111nmx Tyla-phom-1 C1 3-11-11 315 11ria1Qc' Strvct Ifmlll, X1.nss. frm1p111m'n!1 of , . Dr. and Mrs. Simon Bogdigian CH1?7l111777l'71fN nf . . Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Giles 11CJ11'11 S 17X1X'11XC, 811111611 Km Car 9211413 Nm Cf11f11' NAUGHTON MOTORS 335 111151711X 110111 11I1111I1C'x XIKJITIIWISL 31-SWF L ffm11'11m4'11tK nr . . . METRO MUSIC CENTER INC. 122 C1.X'111.X1 SI. IUXKIII. XINRS. 111-f rm 11411: rmm Billerica Esso Servicenfer 295 111181711X 110,111 1111 11 11101. X1 XSS. NIO 3-V210 Compliments Of . . . FAULKNER MILLS IIfItII11lfl?C1'Ill'L'l'S of FINIC WOOLRNS SINCE 1811 Salesroom open MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY U se ZONOLITE To Rcinsulate Your Attic Compliments of . . . HARRY BASS 166 CENTRAL STRICITT LOWELL, MASS. .Mm wg I Compliments of . . . THE BILLERICA DI.NER Wlzere the Gang Meets For Fun and Eats Compliments of . . NICK ADAMS Compliments of , . . IDLE HOUR CI0llZ77lIHIL'7IfS of . . . REIDY MOTOR SALES 1sos'1'oN nom NOIITII BIII.1fRICA C,'UHIjVlIHI!'PIf9 Of . . E. A. WILSON COMPANY Hrnlx mmf Iw11J'4'1' II wk f--- U VIJIII! Auto Pai-fztirzg 14 H01 xx 'I'mx'1xc, SI'nx'1cr-' DOUG'S AUTO BODY fhffixirnll II 'WIS :I ,'5'lM'c'irIf!-X 335 EOSWON IIUXI7 IIII I IJIIICQX .Xililidtul with fXQ111gI1tun 'Xlomrs DHLC NI,XX9I7H'I,IJ, Prop, T-.lflnlrowu 'S-8997 S1110 and 9c'r'r'iC1j on fblur' '!'4'IL'1ixim1 Trmzsixim' RLILIIUN - IIIILIIUN - .-IU' f'm1Jifim1z'u McANDREW'S TV STORE 30 BoQTON Rcun Xu. IIILT i mc x, xl.xss. U14-. KX UTI' SL'IAY'fl'L' Iv fjlll' .QITLYIIIIZIIIH TQ-1. GI 2,0420 ' Szzccexc to the Class of '61 McSWEENEY'S LIQUOR STORE TRIALBIIE COVE PI,,x2.x Crzllzplillzulzfs of . I ER C E F0 R Y 4 i 1 w 5 ? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 VOCELI. BUS CGMPANY Compliments of . . . McCORMACK'S DRUG STORE BILLERICA CENTER Compliments of . . . J. P. O'CONNOR HARDWARE BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA MOntrose 3-3520 MO 3-9387 MO 3-2062 PINEHURST SERVICE CENTER 812 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA, MASS. You Call - We Haul - You All Repairs Used Cars BILLERICA HOBBY SHOP BOSTON ROAD PINEHURST, MASS. Compliments of . . . GORDON C. BRAINERD INSURANCE 6 ANDOVER ROAD BILLERICA CENTER Town Electric Service and Sales Industrial - Commercial - Residential Appliances 184 BOSTON ROAD NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. Compliments of . . Martin and Cooper's Garage Pontiac - Tempest Sales and Service BOSTON ROAD NORTH BILLERICA MODEL CLEANERS ANDOVER ROAD MO 3-9 3 6 3 DALE PHARMACY Burlington's Prescription Pharmacy 990 CAIXIBRIDCE ST. BURLINGTON, MASS. Phone: BR 2-0410 JOSEPH L. DIIXIARZO, Reg. Plzarrn SUNKIST FRUIT For Freslzer Fruit aml Vegetables High Quality at Low Prices BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 FROM NOBLE CLEANERS TREBLE COVE PLAZA Compliments of . . . SPICELAND BAKERY RICHARD BRIGIIAM BILL HYDE MO 3-8351 ERNEST'S BEAUTY SALON ERNEST KORAS BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA CENTER, NIASS. TURCO'S SHELL SERVICE STATION NASHUA ROAD WEST BILLERICA TONY'S S NORTH BARBER SHOP -I BARBERS Ladies' Haireuts Our Speeialty BOSTON ROAD CONCORD SHORES YACHT CLUB, INC. Call lXIOntrosc 3-9 321 FREE SPACE IS AVAILABLE FOR VVEDDING RECEPTIONS, SHOWERS, STAG PARTIES AND TESTIMONIALS, ETC. CHOICE LIQUORS AND CATERED FOODS RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES cxccllcnt dn-Sign skilled CIYIIIISITTLIIISIIIP supcrb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES 8. CLUST PHILADELPHIA 226 PUBLIC STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. NEW YORK MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Compliments of . . . Irving's Amoco Station The Friendlicst Place in T0u'u 14L, 5' Specinlizilzg in STYLE-IZEIY' Arrangements That Please Students and Parents Alike DAVIS FLOWERS 726 BOSTON RO.-XD BIII FIIICQX MO 3-2671 Compliments of . . . Bear Hill Farm BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA home-made ice cream and turkey sandwiches CONRAD'S Ice Cream Sandiriclzes Submarines Cold Drinks Hot Coffee 730 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA GILBERT GRIGGS FARM Sweet Corn - Apples - Peaclzes Groceries - Frozen Foods Fertilizer - Lime 599 BOSTON ROAD, BILLERICA Compliments of . . . TED'S SEWERAGE SERVICE Cesspools - Septic Tanks Pnnzped and Installed MOntrose 3-2517 691 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA Compliments of . . SAVAGE'S STORE Compliments of . . . EMMA'S SPECIALTY SHOP BOSTON ROAD NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. Compliments of . . . Mr. and Mrs. Austin Perry Compliments of . . Billerica Pharmacy 306 BOSTON ROAD MO 3-8876 At Concord Bridge Compliments of . . PURITY FOODS 312 BOSTON ROAD Tlze Friendliest Store in Town Vacuum Engineering Company Engineers, Designers, and Manufacturers of High Vacunin and Cryogenic Equipment 49 POLLARD STREET NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. MOntrose 3-3494 PETER ZERIGIAN, President Compliments Of . . . Billerica Kiwanis Club We Build Billerica lXIClllOI'l2il High Scl1OOI Kiwanis Key Club wRlGHT's SERVICE sTATloN 19 BOSTON ROAD NO. BILLERICA P A ' HEATING OILS Our fuel makes warm friends BILLERICA CITIES SERVICE Autlwrizea' Cities Service Dealer ALA ROAD SERVICE MOntrOse 3-9325 - 3-7009 BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA, MASS. F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. NORTH BILLERICA, MASS. BILLERICA SHOPPING CENTER BOSTON ROAD Compliments of . . . PLATTER INC. Cllave donut - will scllD BOSTON ROAD, NORTH BILLERICA Em ployees Johns-Manville Products Corp. of Mass. NORTH BILLERICA gC f1961 COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY F 9 9378 THE CLASS OF THE CLASS OF 'I 9 6 2 'I 9 6 3 THE CLASS OF 1964 S ccess to the Graduatin lass 0 39 irst Street ll Massachusetts GL ' - C 1fm9'lf5 Of - - Q C pliments of . . . C pliments of . . . Conzplinzmzts of . . . Hughes Lumber Co. LETCHVVORTH AVE. NO. BILI.I2RICQX Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . I MAI-,S STAN S GENERAL AUTO SERVICE TREBLE COVE PLAZA BOSTON ROAD NORTH BILLERIC-X Compliments of . . . I Best 1Vislzcs . . GROSSMAN S l,zzn1l2cr and Building llrztcrials A FRIEND BOSTON ROAD BILLERICA CENTER PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BUSINESS STAFF OF THE 1961 WARRl0R THE CLASS OF 1961 IVANTS TO THANK THE PATRONS, PATRONESSES, ADVERTISERS, AND ADVISORS, WHO THROUGH THEIR GENEROSITY AND GOOD WILL, HAVE MADE THE PUBLICATION OF THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. K I . ' 1 Y 1 r n 1 f D if is hr, A ,' ,y . pl JK Xfxl! x tb Lf' X' BX -1 1' K W i . Y W N1 ' ft, l M lm 'I Af N I X .K L ff Wh 5 1 Mk' XXL y ff AJ' 'Y-'g DN K L YX !, ,N xx 'fx 99 QVVKVJ f Kr x lv ,X f, 'X Q 1' ,Wt X 1 u I Y W r rin a 'H Q 1 fi 'iff' ' Ill- Q n - . V1 A, xx H' , X y :WF x fd' .auf A-S4 , w .' ,P . 'W spy. - . in ga..-f' ' 'f J ,Qs s ' il Y 1 v'Y 1 ,.i.Lv ' 1 1 'rf' xW?iif'4x.1:1 W 1 , , vrt,x4,, - HIM , ' F ims4 -slfffwgkw . ., ,iw , ' . V- V1 X I gr, , , ' wil. ' 4 'V . - 1 7 Q. 'V V kjgkadxfifi-44?-if' . U A-. 1 ,.vQ . 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