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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1963 volume:

,--fu M 7 J ' f Uigegi , W i ,lp--vim 1 as an uw 'U' lvl ,f we 1- .-.1 -xxx ,.4-um asiligik ,NN am., A, ww mf-W, N x 'P ,, J ff, pan Nw .,,. .7 f, ,.' -..,2. f?f'25f ., 114 L '91 4-v, I W! I APPRECIATIO 51' 3 Miss Baker Miss Belcher It is often said today that dedicated teachers are diilicult to End, but at B. M. H. S. We have many. The patience and understanding you have shown us have placed you above the others. We, therefore, wish to express our gratitude for the inspira- tion you have given us. We respect your judgmentsg we admire your leadershipg and we proudly hail you as teachers and friends. Class of 1963 Mr. Lampson Mrs. Messer 2 As teachers we have endeavored to make available to you those experiences which would stimulate you to devel- op your potential to its fullest, and to meet your intellectual, esthetic, vocational, and social needs as an individual, as an American citizen, and a member of the world community. The degree to which you put into practice these high ideals is the degree to which you will be of true value to yourself, to your family, to your community, and to the betterment of mankind. E. E. Splaine Behind every production stands an unseen sponsor - an ever present help which few see and fewer fully appreciate. Yet without this aid no project can be carried out, no great deed done. To the Class of 1963 you were this invisible hand. You have spent long hours on the details we had forgotten and have given in- valuable advice without which we would have floundered helplessly. To you, our advisors, we say a simple but sincere thank you for your unselfish contribution to each individual, to our class, and to the school of which we are so proud. As you leave the portals of your Alma Mater, your train- ing ground for leadership, and enter into that field of activ- ity you have chosen to become leaders, you have the sin- cere wishes and eamest hopes of your teachers, that the principles of leadership, fine.character and good conduct which you have pursued while at school will serve as a con- stant source of strength in the life ahead for each one of you. Frank j. Luciano Senior Class Advisor, 1963 3 SENIOR MESSAGE Congratulations on a job well done. Your teachers have tried to foster in you the growth of aptitude, desire, and oppor- tunity. They have given you scholarship, problem-solving power, and discrimination. My sincere hope is that you now use these tools for your ultimate success and happiness. Mr. Riel OUR MESSAGE TO YOU VVe, the graduating class of 1963, would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the invaluable examples of leadership, integrity, and self-determination you have set for us to follow. We appreciate the association we have had with you and hope to become a credit to you and Billerica Memorial High School. Class of 1963 Miss Do Miss Lyons Mrs. Houlne YEARBOOK MESSAGE High school offers every student many responsibilities and privileges. VVhen each pupil receives his diploma, his education will figuratively begin. In each case, however, every boy and girl will have left something of himself or herself to enhance the success of Billerica Memorial High School. The members of the Class of 1963 upon encounter- ing life, through their experiences and great values derived from their attendance at Billerica Memorial High School, by necessity, will and must assume an ever intensifying re- sponsibility to their school and society for the progress of this great country in which they live. It is only through a highly informative population to which each and every young adult must contribute unstintingly that the level of education can be raised to a degree so that progress can truly be established. The loyalties, behavior pattems and scholastic demands made upon all students of the Class of 1963 should encourage them to reach high for their goals, to never waiver in their ideals, and to ascertain swiftly the good from the evil in any situation. Those of us who remain at Billerica Memorial High School as teachers and administrators encourage all to re- tum when it is necessary for guidance and assistance so that no opportunity is lost to assure each and every mem- ber of the Class of 1963 our continued loyalty. Mr. Ingraham OUR MESSAGE TO YOU VVhen duty calls, the brave in heart and strong in character answer. In all that you have ever accomplished, justice and humility have tempered the steel of your decisions. Your unyielding sense of righteousness has ever impressed us and helped us to govem ourselves. For your part in molding our future we express our heartfelt appreciation. May we bring credit to you, to our school, and to the community of which we are so justly proud. Class of 1963 Mr. Zaralla Mr. Nuttal Mrs. Currie William Alcott Harriet C. Baker College Biology Latin Boston College, Wellesley Suffolk Univ. 4.2 'ik E. Ruth Belcher French Middlebury College fW Thelma L. Brown Margaret Cassin Donald R. Clancy Marjorie F. Cooney Home Economics English Physics, Chemistry Bookkeeping I Boston College Salem State College Comelia M. Curtin Robert A. Finnegan Iames F. Foumier, Ir English U.S. History, Arith., Regis College and Civics St. Anselm's College 6 General Science I Robert M. Gill joseph F. Guinta George S. Gracie Head of Industrial Oilice Practice, Typing Physical Education Arts Deg. Salem State College Boston University Woodwor 'ng Boston University K nw Y WA Q J 3 - f- ,' :5 i f sf 1 A ll-.1 George H. Guenard Barbara L. Hood Gerald E. Hunt Isabel M. Iahnle General Science Physical Education Automotive Stenography, Secretarial University of Mass. University of N.H. Lowell Trade Prac., English Salem State College William H. Kelley john L. Lalumiere Katherine Lalviontagne Biology, Algebra, Geometry, Algebra Librarian Gen. Science Merrimack College, Bates College Merrimack College Franklin Tech. Institute Boston University 7 Charles Lampson Frank J. Luciano, Ir. Marco L. Marchi Problems of Am. Aeronautics, Dev. Art, Mech. Drawing Democracy Reading Mass. College of Arts Boston University Univ. of Fine Arts Francis M. Martin Ioan L. McDuflie Frances M. McGee Deanne L. McNeil English Ancient History U.S. History Spanish Merrimac , St. John University of Mass. Trinity College Mary Washington of Seminary the Univ. of Va. Arthur W. MerriHeld Louise B. Messer Paul E. Murphy Head Language Dept., Head Comm. Dept., Iunior Business French Typing Training Boston University Salem State College 8 v Richard L. Myles Iohn D. O'Brien Neil A. O'Regan Algebra, Applied Math Head of Science Dept., English Boston College Biology Wake Forest 6: Suffolk University Jean P. Perron Arthur Podaras Roger Samson Dorothy A. Richardson Type I, Sten, I English II Machine Shop Arithmetic Salem State College Univ. of New Hamp. Keene Teachers College Conn. College, Boston Univ. Neil F. Restani Alma 1. Sarkisian Mary C. Saunders Head Eng. Dept., Ceog., Civics English III Eng. IV Univ. of Wisc. Trinity College, Boston College, Bryant 8: Stratton Suffolk University Business College 9 Leon A. Sedar Driver Education Boston Univ. Esther E. Splaine Bookkeeping Boston Univ. Ora K. McLaughlin Head Math Dept., Alg., Trig. Boston Univ., Boston College Patricia E. Watson Ann M. Splaine English History Merrimack College Boston Univ. 8: Bridgewater State Sidney S. Sher Harold C. Wilson Head Soc. Studies Dept., Physical Education Economics Univ. of Mass. Northeastem 8: Boston Univ. Peggy Clark Edwin C. Kagan Physical Education Geometry, Algebra Ruth I. Drescher Ioan K. Latimer Spanish EI1gliSl'l College of St. Elizabeth Andrew A. Mountain Peter G. Gabriel Civics Chemistry Univ. of Mass. Suffolk Univ. 10, Mr. Adams To Mrs. Cassin: We, the Class of 1963, would like to acknowledge one other person who helped us during our past years at B.M.H.S. Because of her health, Mrs. Cassin, our class ad- visor for three years, was unable to continue in her work for us this year. We would like to wish her the best of health and once again say thank you for all her efforts in our be- half. 11 As those before us, we, the Class of 1963, acknowledge your outstanding leadership in the field of education. Your prodigious efforts on behalf of the youth of our town have had far-reaching results. You have sought to mold generations of students in a pattern desirable to God and men. You have so strongly exemplified the qualities you sought to instill that it is to you that the Class of 1963 extends both congratulations and thanks. Class of 1963 Mrs. Cassin Senior Class Officers fn I 11 President Michael McLaughlin Vice President Ianis Wentworth Secretary Donna Taylor Treasurer Barbara McCinness 12 LAWRENCE ALTING Larry College Technichal Favorite Memory: Janis Wentworth. Football 1, 4: Basketball 1, 3, 4: Track 2: Baseball 1, 3, 4. MARCUERITE A. BAIA Margi Business Favorite Memory: A spe- cial trip to Boston in the summer of 1962. Junior and Senior Prom Committee: Sophomore Dance Committee: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Chorus 2. Yana- beak.-Sui. CHARLES D. BALKAN Chuck Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: The girls. Track 1, 2, 3. RICHARD A. ANGELL Rich College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trip. Baseball 2: Junior Prom Committee. JEAN M. ARSENAULT lean General Favorite Memory: My Edsel. Vice-President of Dramatic Club: Pep Squad: Junior Prom Committee. JUDITH BACON Judy Business Favorite Memory: April 13, 1962. Freshman Home Room Rep- resentative: Freshman Dance Committee: Sopho- more Dance Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Sophomore Volley Ball: Freshman Badminton: Pep Squad. FRANCIS C. BALBONI Franky Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: The summer of '62 with the Or- ganization and girls. Junior and Senior Prom Committee. A I vig ,JI iiw... fly K Nl'I.:3'3' DONNA ROSE BARBER Don General Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom and Wayne. Junior Prom Committeeg In- tramural Sports. SANDRA MARIE BAVIS Tarzan Business Course Favorite Memory: Being Champs at the Ashbury Tourney with Hoodsie and Activities with the Ciphers. Junior Class OHicer5 Drama- tic Club 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Bow1ing5 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Prom Committees5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. Of- ficer 45 Leaders Club 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 35 G.A.A. Dance Committee. 'Q -Q Pa .- V' 7 NORMA IEANNE BEARS Jeannie College Technical Favorite Memory: Vacations in Canada. Debating Society 2, 35 Ora- torical Society 1, 25 Art Club 1, 25 Newspaper Staff 35 Band 15 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Pep Squad. JAMES I. BATTCOCK Bo General Course Favorite Memory: Peggy O'Brien. Junior Prom Committee. Club Trips. PAMELA BAUGHMAN Pam College Preparatory Favorite Memory: October 20, 1962. Science Club 2, 35 President of Science Club 45 Oratorical Society5 Pep Squadg In- tramural Sportsg Senior Prom Committee. BEVERLY LYN BATES Bev College Technical Favorite Memory: The year of 1962 starting in May. Iunior Prom Attendantg Photography Editor of Yearbook5 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Bowling5 Intram- ural Sportsg Junior Prom Cornmittee5 Sophomore Dance Committee5 Good Sportsmanship Club5 Senior Prom Committee. PHILIP I. BERGSTROM College Technical Favorite Memory: Cipher Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 45 Baseball 1. DORIS M. BICKFORD Dar Commercial Favorite Memory: Summer of '62. Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees: Volleyball 1, 2: Bad- minton 1, 2: Dramatic Club: Library Assistant. JOHN W. BLAIKIE Blackie Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trips. Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 4. FRANK BOWIE Greasy Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trips. Football 3: Co-Captain 45 Baseball 2. DAVID BIELECKI Dave Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Mr. Hunt and the Auto Shop. THOMAS BINDAS H. P. College Technical Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trips. Football 2, 3: Co-Captain 4g Basketball 15 National Honor Society 3. IUDITH ANN BLADES Judy Commercial Favorite Memory: My four years at B.M.H.S. and the fun with all the kids. Bowlingg Intramural Sports: Home Room Representative 3: junior and Senior Prom Committees. ROBERT ERNEST BLAIN Most Coolie College Technical Favorite Memory: Basket- ball Camp with the Ciphers. Basketball 45 Baseball 1: Cross Country 1. v xi, , ,fl if' f I t - 1 V '4 q 1 TERI BOYLE Teri Business Favorite Memory: Boston Ballroom, Pep Squad 1, 2g Library Assistant 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4g Intramural Sports 2, 3, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Year- book Staff, Co-editor of Smoke Signal, junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Bowling 2, 3. WILLIAM BURKE Billy College Technical Favorite Memory: Lunch. Track 1, 2, Cross Country 1, 2, Home Room Repre- sentative 1, 2. Av v. ESE' l V ' 14 ELLEN LOUISE BROWN Smiley Business Favorite Memory: The first semester of junior Year. Field Hockey 1, 2, Co-editor of Yearbookg Dramatic Club, junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Intram- ural Sportsg Newspaper Staff. JOYCE BUNKER Joyce Commercial Favorite Memory: October 1, 1960 at 11:30. Home Room Representadveg Iunior and Senior Prom Committeesg Dramatic Club. ROBERT H. BUNKER Spunky College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Cipher Club. Key Club l, 2. 4, Driver Education Steering Com- mittee. JEAN BUTTERWORTH Jean Commerical Favorite Memory: May 14, 1962. Junior and Senior Prom Committees. ROSEMARY CALLAHAN trip to U.N. Committee. Business Favorite Memory: All the fun and excitement we shared at the football and basketball gamesg N.H.S. Co-editor of School News- paper, Business Editor of Yearbookg National Honor Society, Vice President 45 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees, Freshman and Sopho- more Dance Committees, Intramural Sportsg Champs 3, Driver Education Steering PAUL CAMMARATA Pee Wee College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trips. Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Junior Ring Committeeg Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Boys' Intra- mural Touch Footballg Driver Education Steering Committee. SANDRA CASEY Casey College Preparatory Favorite Memory: April 7, 1961. Band 1, 25 Softball: Bowling 35 Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Intramural Sports. BARBARA CHIOCCOLA Barb Business Course Favorite Memory: Senior Year: Junior Prom. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad: Typing for Yearbbook. JOSEPH A. CARBONE Joey College Technical Favorite Memory: Physics with Mr. Clancy. Band 1, 25 Spanish Club 2. MARIE ELAINE CARON Marie College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Septem- ber 22, 1962. Home Room Representative 1, 25 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 Junior and Senior Prom Committees. 18 DIANNA M. CARPENTER Dee Commerical Favorite Memory: Novem- ber, 1954. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 35 In- tramural Sportsg Junior and Senior Prom Committees: Pep Squad, Photography Staff of Yearbook. CAROLINE L. CHASE Carol Business Favorite Memory: Fresh- man and Senior years. Intramural Sports 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. ry' ip, J 1 5-.ai I Q ', ii- , V797 ' 2. Wlubrz LESLIE COLLIER Les General Favorite Memory: My Sen- ior Year. Chorus 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Pep Squad 2. MARSHA C. COOMBS Coombsie College Preparatory Favorite Memory: XVinning the championship at Ashby Tourney and Bliss Hood's Show. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Cap- tain 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Softball, C.A.A. Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Drama- tic Club 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mittees, Iunior and Senior Prom Committees, Yearbook Art Editor, Leader's Club, Miss Hood's Show, Good Sportsmanship Club. LAB it IOANNE L. COLLINS lo Business Favorite Memory: May 11, 1962. Dramatic Club 1, 2, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, jun- ior Prom Committee, Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN MARIE CONWAY Ann Business Favorite Memory: Class Trip. Pep Squad 4, Bowling 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee. qu gl . N :E 1961, PAUL CONWAY Paul Business Favorite Memory: june 6, 1963. National Honor Society 3, 4. IEANNETTE CORMIER Jeannie Business Favorite Memory: The fun I had at the High School Football games. CERTRUDE CURRAN Trudy Business Favorite Memory: August 6, Dramatic Club 1, 4, Intra- mural Sports, Senior Prom Committee. . X' ,s,fV.a.g,,.weQ, MARGARET I. CURRIE Ieannw Commercial Favorite Memory: All four years of horse-back riding after school. Freshman Dance Decorating Committee, Iunior Prom De- corating Committee, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Business Editor of Yearbook. JANE MARIE DEMPSEY Demps College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Septem- ber 12, 1962 and losing my parade in Miss Hood's show. I.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Intramurals, C.A.A. 3, Softball Manager 2, junior Prom Committee, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Leader's Club 4, Senior Prom Committee, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committee Chair- man, Basketball Show. FREDERICK DOCKHAM Paul Business Favorite Memory: My Freshman Year. Football 1, Iunior and Sen- ior Prom Committees, Key 1 Club, Senior Home Room Representative, Business and Typing Staff of the Year- book, Oflice Worker. DONNA L. DEBOW Donna Business Favorite Memory: The fun I had in my four years at B.M.H.S. 20 IAMES M. DeMARINO Pizza III Technical Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trips. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4, B.A.A. 2. RAYMOND C. DeTUCCI Ray Business Favorite Memory: The fun I had in my junior and sen- ior years at B.M.H.S. Typing Editor of the Year- book, Business Statf of the Yearbook, junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. CLAIRE DEWOLFE Cleo Preparatory Basketball, Softball. 4747 gf- MFE , 1 1 A 1 Y-a JEAN MARIE DOHERTY Tootlehead Preparatory Favorite Memory: October 5, 1962. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Intramural Sports, C.A.A. Oflicer, Leader's Club, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Commit- tees, Home Room Repre- sentative 3, Pep Squad. CAROL JEAN EAGLES Carol Business Favorite Memory: Maine and Summer of 1962. Pep Squad 1, Home Room Representative 1, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mittees, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports. 'i :,- V 7 KATHLEEN DONOVAN Kathy Preparatory Favorite Memory: My whole Junior year. Intramural Sports, Basketball 1, 2, Choms 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, Debating 2, Ora- torical 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Secret Science Newspaper Staff, editorials, Student Re- porter for Lowell Sun. SANDRA E. DOW Sandy Business Favorite Memory: Gradua- ting in three years. Pep Squad, Dramatic Club. LORRAINE M. DUCA Lorraine General Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Library 1, Intramural Sports, junior Prom Decorating Committee, Yearbook Ad- vertising Stair. JANE ELLEN EGAN Janie Business Favorite Memory: Senior Prom. Badminton, Prom Commit- tees, Yearbook Staif, Fresh- man and Sophomore Dance Committees, Pep Squad, In- tramural Sports. NANCY FARMER Nancy College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Art Class. DONALD A. FOWLIE Duck Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: My Night Life. Junior Prom Committee. DENNIS M. FITZGERALD F itzie College Preparatory Favority Memory: Study with Mr. Clancy and Mrs. Cassinis English II Class. Junior Prom Committee. SHEILA M. FARRELL Business Favorite Memory: Jimmy and his Ford. Pep Squad 1, 2, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mittees, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Li- brary Assistant 3, Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH FAULKNER Ken General Favorite Memory: M rs. Cooney's J.B.T. Class. LAURALINE R. FROST Laury Business Favorite Memory: Slimmer of 1961. Badminton 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee. .J ft A FRED DANIEL FERRON Danny General Favorite Memory: Playing Baseball under Chuck Lampson. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHANIE FROBESE Penny Business Favority Memory: Septem- ber 4, 1962. Library Assistant, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Typing Committee. Y x Av A S 7 Y 0 Il 24 +,' if ' f 'Q ' : 'H WW' ALBERT F. CABALIS Al and Gabby College Technical Favorite Memory: Mr. Clancy and his wonderful Chemistry and Physics classes. Mr. Fournierls green bug, and Miss Baker's Latin IV class. Basketball 1, 2, Football 33 Intramural Baseball Captain, Key Club, Science Club: Intramural Sports, Science Fair. JANET CARDNER Ian Commerical Favorite Memory: Summer 1962. Library Assistant: Intramural Sports: Pep Squad: Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees. K 1 4 ' ig ,Lv,'p5 Q aw Q WILBERT D. CACE IR. Buddy College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Summer of 62 and Junior Prom. Science Club 4, Key Club 4. ,I . vt .J 5 g s' .A gi : if 'WI .a i? DAVID CALLET Dave Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: The Li- brary and teasing Miss La- monttne. MARY ANN CAMBALE Mary Ann Commercial F avority Memory: Cheering: May 5, 61-62 and dating the 3 B's. Cheering 3, Head Cheer- leader 4: Home Room Re- presentative 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Prom Committee, Snow Queen Attendant 1, 3. IACQUELINE S. CASPAR Jackie Business Favorite Memory: Football games: gym classes and 4 years at B.M.H.S. Basketball 1, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff: Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees. JAMES D. CAUDET Industrial Favorite Memory: Biology in my Freshman year. junior and Senior Prom Committees. ROBERT E. GAVIN IOAN M. GORMLEY Bob General Favorite Memory: Mr. Favorite Memory: My sum- Gracieis Homeroom period. Band lg Football lg Intra- mural Baseball. NORMAN HALL Norm General Favorite Memory: 7th riods in the library. Football 1. pe- Ioanie Business mers spent in Canada and also May ll, l962. Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 3g Intramural Sportsg Pep Squadg Junior Prom Com- mittee. MARIANNE HARROLD Ran Business Favorite Memory: Summer of 62.', Iunior Prom and Senior Prom Committees. BARBARA GRAHAM General Favorite Memory: Four years at B.M.H.S. Library Assistant 1, 2. PEGGY E. GRANT Peg Business Favorite Memory: N.H.S. trip to the U.N. Bowling 2g Dramatic Club 8, 45 Intramural Sportsg Junior Prom Committeeg National Honor Society 3, 4g Treasurer 45 Yearbook Staffg Home Room Representative 45 Newspaper Staff. ALEXANDER HALLIDAY George College Technical Favority Memory: A cer- tain girl and our junior Prom. Track Team lg Alternate Home Room Representative 2g junior Prom Committeeg Senior Prom Committee. P 1 V , 'Flu 224. 6 Ni. nw. f ' , 1 N-62 MARGARET HARTIGAN Peggy General Favority Memory: Summer of 1962. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Li- brary Assistant 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Basketball 4: Bowling 1, 2: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Commit- tees: junior and Senior Prom Committees. RITA E. HUSSELBEE General Favorite Memory: Senior Prom of 1961. Bowling: junior Prom Com- mittee: Dramatic Club: Of- fice Worker. it EEE PAUL FRANCIS HAYES TIMOTHY DANA HINDE Technical Tim Football 1. Preparatory Favority Memory: 1:55 five days a week. Cross Country 2: Track 2. time. MAUREEN L. HOWELL Moe Business Favorite Memory: Biology Class and all my high school companions. Intramural Sports: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY M. HYNES Dot Preparatory Favorite Memory: National Honor Societyis trips to New York and Washington. National Honor Society 3, 4: President 4: Dance Commit- tees: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: junior and Senior Prom Committees: Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4: Badminton Class Champ 1, 2, 3: School Champ 2, 3: Pep Squad: Intramural Sports: Yearbook Committee: G.A.A. DANIEL INGERSOLL Dan Industrial Favorite Memory: Summer Spring Track 1, 2. IEANNETTE M. IETTE Jet College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Mr. Kelleyis Chemistry class. Dramatic Club Show 2, 3, Science Fair 2, 3, C.A.A. Show 3. WAYNE T. KING Wayne Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Mr. Sedar's trip to the State Police Aca emy. ROBERT LaPRISE B0 Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Three years in Mr. Gi1l's shop class if 9 1 . ff F for'f 1 JUDITH B. JOHANSEN Commercial Favorite Memory: A Heer- tain boy and our junior Prom. Art Club 2, 3, Chorus 3: In- tramural Badminton 2, Yearbook Staff, Art Club President 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3: Iunior and Senior Prom Committees. KATHLEEN I. JOHNSON Kayleen College Preparatory Favorite Memory: The year of 1962, especially October 6. Cheering 4, Baton I, 2, 3, Intramural Sports: National Honor Society 3, 4: Science Club 4: Home Room Rep- resentative 2, 3, Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff. KATHY KEOUGHAN Kathy Business Favorite Memory: Iuly 8, 1960. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: In- tramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 45 Badminton 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Home Room Alternate Representative, junior and Senior Prom Committees, Bowling 1, 2, 3: Ofiicc Worker 1, Soft- ball 3. HARROLD LAIEUNESSE Jackie Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: My two junior years. Band, Chorus, Iunior Prom Committee. 43 I y-5 7 .X ' ,all Q33 i-4 -i WL 1 , N , f -Eg .' -1 Nlfgpk A f ELEANOR LATHROP El Business Favorite Memory: Septem- ber 29, 1962. Library Assistant 1, 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee, In- gragiural Sports, Pcp Squad REBECCA ANN LITTLE Becky College Preparatory Favorite Memory: National Honor Society trips to New York and Washington, D.C. National Honor Society 3, 4: Sigma Rho Pi 45 Yearbook Staif 45 Bowling League. X 1' - I Q B- 7 l ,l ANTHONY LAVINA TJ. Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: The G floor storage room. Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports, junior and Senior Prom Committees. DONNA LAWSON Business Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom 62. Dramatic Club 1, 2, Intram- iirai Sports 1, 2, 3, Bowling ROBERT LINTON Bob Industrial Arts BARBARA MacINTOSH Barbi Business Favorite Memory: October 13, 1962. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 27 KENNETH MacPHAIL Kenny General Favorite Memory: A party during the winter of 61,', and the school dances. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. KENNETH MaePHERSON Mac Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Iudy. Baseball fCaptainl 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Home Room Repre- sentative 4: junior Prom Committee: Gym Instructor. RICHARD MCAULAY Dick College Technical Favorite Memory: U.S. His- tory Class. Freshmen Basketball, Key Club. JAMES MALLARD GEORGE MARCHAND Industrial Arts General Favorite Memory: Mrs. Favorite Memory: Gym Spla.ine's Home Room. Class. 7-mr FLORENCE MCCARTHY Merry Business Favorite Memory: Sadie Hawkins Dance 1961. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Ora- torical Society 4: Freshman Dance Committee: Sopho- more Dance Committee: Junior Prom Committee. PHYLLIS MARSHALL Phyl Business Favorite Memory: Summer of 1959. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club: Intramural Sports: Iunior and Senior Prom Committees. RICHARD MCCAFFREY M ac General Favorite Memory: 1:55 and the school dances with I.M. Band 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee. AX, Al '5535' ,yr 27 74x-A ' 1 4 r , :ff I 1 1 2 I i Qi y fs - t 5 F 1 28 KAREN M. MCDEWELL Business Favorite Memory: Novem- ber 11, 1960. Dramatic Club 1, 2, Intra- mural 2, 4, Christmas Dance Committee 3g Bowling 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 1, 2, 3, Junior and Scnior Prom Committees: Frvsliman and Sophomore Dance Commit- tee, Pep Squad 1, 2, Home Room Representative 4. MICHAEL MCLAUC-HLIN Mike Business Favorite Memory: Novem- ber 3, 1961. Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees, Intramural Sportsg Football 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 45 Home Room Repre- sentative 1, 2, 3. v AvAv 0' Lea ? if F ELLEN MCCILLIVAPIY College Technical Favorite Memory: The fun on the bus to field hockey games. Field Hockey 3g Dramatic Club 4, Field Hockey In- tramural 3, 4. BARBARA MCCINNESS Barbie Commercial Favorite Memory: Certain boy with the initials B.S. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Christmas Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Ring Commit- tee: Freshman and Sopho- more Dance Committees. 29 JOHN D. McKENNA Jackie General Favorite Memory: Courting girlfriend in main corridor while munching on candy bar. Intramural Sports, Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN KEVIN MCNULTY Lamont- Shadowskeedeebomnboom General Favorite Memory: The Cip- hers. Beetle Bailey, July 34, 1963. Intramural Sports, Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees. CARLENE R. MESSINA Carl College Preparatory Favorite Memory: When I won first prize in Chemistry at the Science F air. J.V. Sports 2, Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Sigma Rho Pi 4: G.A.A. 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, Chorus 1. ALAN MILTON Kirby Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Mr. Flaherty,s Junior English Class. Cross Country 2, 3g Track 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2g Bowling 3, 4g junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Touch Football. BARRY L. MUSMON Barry Technical Favorite Memory: The jun- ior Prom. VELMA MONTGOMERY CLIFFORD MUISE Commercial Ratzy Favorite Memory: April 15, Technical 1961. Favorite Memory: October 30, 1961. Baseball 1, 2. ALICE MENEAR Dance Business Favorite Memory: Boys. Library Assistant 3, 45 Chorus 1. MARCIA J. MURRAY Mooeh Business Favorite Memory: Senior Year. Bowling Ig Intramural Sportsg junior Prom Com- miteeg Pep Squad. JUDITH NYHAN Judy Commercial Favorite Memory: Kcnny.,' Cheerleading 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 45 Drama- tic Clnbg Pep Squadg In- tramural Sportsg junior Prom Committee. 45 EM.. AVID im, , li J -4, I . . V I I'lF?s ' - 171692 , ' 'Uri ,ff N fi' KATHERINE O'BRIEN Kathy Business Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. Dramatic Club 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Intramural Sports, junior Prom Com- mittee. RUTH PARADISE Ruthie College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Rainbow Formal of 1961. Science Club 2, 3: Corre- sponding Secretary 45 Band 1, 2: Leader's Club, G.A.A. Oflicer, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Chair- man 4: Yearbook Sports Editor 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Softball 1, 2, 4. 2 A ,- Q 1 Q -SE JAMES O'CONNOR Jim College Technical Favorite Memory: May 19, 1962. Baseball 1: Basketball 2, junior Prom Committee: Science Club. GEORGE A. OICKLE IR. George Favorite Memory: Summer of H623 with a certain girl from Lowell. Radio Club. Bowling 4. RICHARD OULLET Rich College Technical Favorite Memory: Jean CToehead J . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intram- ural Baseball 1, 2. FRIEDA MAY PARSONS Frieda Business Favorite Memory: My Sen- ior Year at B.M.H.S. and also April 7, 1961. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Oratorical Society 1: Typing Editor of the Yearbook 45 Library Assistant 3: Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees: Sophomore Dance Committee. PATRICIA PASQUALE Pat General Favorite Memory: Going with Tommy for two years. CAROLE PELCZAR FRANCIS PELRINE Carole Frankw Business General Favorite Memory: April 20, Favorite Memory: junior 1962, Iunior Prom and also Prom. the aches and Pains from junior Prom Committee. Miss Hood's gym classes. Pep Squad, Intramural Sports, junior Prom Com- mittee. RUTH PIACENZA Pizza Business Favorite Memory: Getting out of school. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Basketball lg Intra- mural Badminton. BARBARA ANNE PLOSK1 College Technical Favorite Memory: October 17, 1962. Dramatic Club 1 2- Science Club 3, 4, Recording Secre- tary 4, Business Committee of the Yearbook, junior Prom Committee, Driver Education Steering Com- mittee 4. 1 CHARLE S PE NDLETON Charlie General Favorite Memory: A pretty girl with auburn hair and a sweet smile to go with it. -naar W, BOBBEA PEVERILL Red Business Favorite Memory: junior Prom and Summer of 1962. Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Home Room Representative lg junior Prom Committee, Sophomore Dance Commit- tee. PAUL G. PICKOWVICZ College Technical Favorite Memory: Varsity Basketball game at home with Wilmington, 1962. Class President 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Good Sportsman- ship Club, Class Repre- sentative. 5 I P5 Nz' - 3 E14 1, K 1 1 f I x L n X 0-va JOHN RE I ohnny Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: N.Y. Trip with the National Hon- or Society. Key Club: National Honor Society. IOHN FREDERICK RIEL Animal General Favorite Memory: A party at Corbetts Pond. Intramural Sports 1, 2, Iun- ior Prom Committee. 5 59 7 H IANNETTE C. READER Commercial Favorite Memory: Septem- Rger 22, 1962 and November National Honor Society: Dramatic Club: Pep Squad, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees: Home Room Repre- sentative, Yearbook Staff. 5 PAULA J. REDDINGTON Business Favorite Memory: june 1958. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees: Ilmior and Senior Prom Commit- tees: Home Room Repre- sentative 3, United Fund, Drive for Bloodmobileg Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. I13.H1CI1tS. ARLAND REYNOLDS Alan General Favorite Memory: junior Prom. Junior Prom Committee. GEORGE R. ROSE Ros-122 College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Beating Chelmsford. grass Country 3, 4: Track SUSAN R ROTELLINI ue College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Trips to the United Nations, jug End Barn and Ashby Tour- National Honor Society 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: In- tramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Good Sportsmanship Club 3: I.V. Basketball Manager 1, 2, Varsity Manager 3, 4: 1 Yearbook Co-editor-in-chief, Dance Committee 1, 2. LAURA ANN ROWE Lolly Business Favorite Memory: Decem- ber 22, 1961. Pep Squadg junior Prom Committee, Intramural Sports: Dramatic Club 3. IEANNE E. SAULNIER Iearmie Business Favorite Memory: October 5, 1960. Typing Committee of Year- bookg Bookkeeper for Year- bookg Heart Fund Drive 2, Intramural Sports. Q JOHN RUSSELL Russ General Favorite Memory: Mr. SedaI's Driver Education trip to the State Police Ac- ademy. PATRICA ANN RYDER Trlsha Business Favorite Memory: Septem- ber 27, 1962. Softball 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, 35 In- tramural Sports. CARL SCHOFF Carl College Technical Football 1, 2, 3. X Y is LAUREL SARGENT Sarge Business Favorite Memory: Summer of 62.,' Basketball 1, 2g Field Hoc- key lg Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committees, Iunior and Senior Prom Committees, Home Room Representative 1, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Art Club 1. HAROLD V. SCHARN Harry General Favorite Memory: Last day of school. Cross Country. Y x v ll il Ad - 1 4! pE5 H5553 CLIFFORD M. SCIPIONE Skip General Favorite Memory: Biology. Home Room Representative 4. ROSE J. SERGI Rosie College Preparatory Favorite Memory: August 18, 1960. National Honor Society 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Twirler- ette 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Editor-in-chief of Yearbook 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Repre- sentative 2, 4, Field Hoc- key Assistant Manager and Manager 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Freshman and Sophomore Dance Com- mittees, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, junior Ring Committee, Intramural Sports, Heart Fund Drive, United Fund Drive. N 4 21 .,v,'A5 f YEA MV? DAVID THOMAS SCOTT Davie Thomas College Technical Favorite Memory: February 1962 and the Summer. Football 1, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Key Club 4. GLENN R. SENNETT Red College Technical Favorite Memory: The night of my Junior Prom and also October 22, 1961. Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, and Captain 4. 50 ssvxx 'ul -.4 1' A 5' in iff- 1 . 2 ,L nigg-lf.: Q ROBERTA SHACK Bobbi Business Favorite Memory: Septem- ber of 1962. Pep Squad, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Baton Twirler 3, 4. GAIL MARIE SHEEHAN Gail College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Mr. Clancyis Psychology Classes. Dramatic Club 2, Business Committee of Yearbook, junior Prom Committee. JANET SICARD Ian General Favorite Memory: Senior Year. Prom Committees. CAROL ANN SPARKS Carol Business Course Favorite Memory: Junior Prom. BRIAN D. SUTCLIFFE Dexter Business Favorite Memory: Junior Prom. I.V. Football. ROBERT L. TABOR Bob Business Favorite Memory: Iunior Prom. R. WILLIAM SPAULDING Will General Favorite Memory: Cipher Club Trip. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Intramural Football 4. ARTHUR I. STIMPSON Barney The Mover General Favorite Memory: The 4th of Never. Football 2, 3, 4. 36 EDWARD W. STUART .Stu Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: February 2, 1962. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball lg Intramural Sportsg Junior Prom Committeeg Home Room Representative 1. DAVID F. SWAN Swanee General favorite Memory: English Intramural Footballg junior Prom Committee. P qv, , 'Alai f 2534. ABU 3 fx., 'A r A Wig 'QE ARNOLD L. TREVETI' Treo College Technical Favorite Memory: First Airplane Ride. Band 15 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Program Chairman 45 Key Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Disc Jockey 35 Radio Club 35 Secretary 3. DONNA LEE TAYLOR Bleachy Business Favorite Memory: ing for B.M.H.S. and win- ning the Ashby ment. Cheerleading 3, 45 Captain 45 Class Secretary 1, 2, 45 Home Room Representative 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Field Hockey 25 J.V. Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Sports5 Leader's Club 3, 45 Freshman and Sophomore Dance Committeesg Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees5 Newspaper Staifg Ring Committeeg Sportsmanship Club 3. Cheer- Touma- WILLIAM J. THERIAULT Sneaky College Preparatory Favorite Memory: The day we skipped school. Football 1, 3, 4. Cross Country 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2. ROBERT THORLTON Fats Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Sandy. Boxing5 Intramural F ootballg Junior Prom Committee. . . , 119.2 vi is i L .si Q11 . 5 lg -.,,, x 4 Prom. WILLIAM J. TORPEY Bill General Favorite Memory: 'Track Meet at White Stadium. Spring Track. JANET L. TROIANO Ian Business Favorite Memory: May 11, 1962, Junior Prom and of course, Terry. Intramural Sports5 Drama- tic Club 45 Pep Squad 1, 25 Junior Prom Attendant5 Home Room Representative 45 Junior and Senior Prom Committees5 Library As- sistant 2. DONALD TURNBULL Term Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Junior JAMES ALBERT VAIL Jim College Technical Favorite Memory: 1960 International Key Club Convention. Key ,Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Winner of Lowell Tech- nical and State Science Fairs 2, 3, Cross Country 1, Track 1, New England Science Fair. BEVERLY ANN VAILLANCOURT Bev Commercial Favorite Memory: Junior and Senior year of high. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Assistant 1, 2, 3, J.V. Basketball, I n t r a m u r al Sports, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad, G.A.A., Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 4, United Fund Drive 4, Bloodmobile Drive 1. SANDRA JEAN WALLIN Sancy Business Favorite Memory: February 14, 1960. Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Heart Fund Drive, Chorus, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Steering Commit- tee, Art Club. RUTH T. WALSH Ruthie Business Favorite Memory: Senior Class Trip. Intramural Sports, Bowling, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Typing Com- mittee of Yearbook. LINDA WEISEL Weasel Business Favorite Memory: Cutting in lunch line where Mr. Merrifield wouldn't see us. Pep Squad, Library Assis- tant, Dramatic Club, Junior and Senior Prom Commit- tees. ARLINE WALL Terry Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Junior Prom. PATRICIA VALENTINO Patti Commerical Favorite Memory: Night of my Junior Prom and Cheer- ing. Home Room Representative, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Intra- mural Sports, Freshman Dance Committee, Library Assistant, J.V. Field Hockey 2, Sophomore Dance Com- mittee, Junior Prom Com- mitte, Secretary of Drama- tic Club 4, Cheerleading 4. AAI Q33 X1 ,M ,wr 4, B is Iw Q76 JANIS WENTWORTH Ian Business Favorite Memory: Junior Prom and Larry. Senior Vice - Presidentg Newspaper Staifg Yearbook Committeeg Junior Prom Queeng Prom Committeesg Dance Committeesg Intra- mural Field Hockey 25 Li- brary Assistant 2g Ofice Assistant 3. GEORGE WILSON Gunner Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Mr. Gill's periods in Shop. Spring Trackg Junior and Senior Prom Committees. s,' - 5 PAUL WHELAN Paul Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Driving with Mr. Sedar. Junior Prom Committee, Intramural Sports. JOANNE WILSON Ioannie College Preparatory Favorite Memory: Tam, My Horse. Science Club 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g Cheerleading 3, 4g Chorus lg Bowling Ig Good Sports- manis Club. Committeeg Football. LORA R. WHITNEY Morning Glory General Favorite Memory: Getting up in the moming and go- ing down to the barn to call the cows. They had to be in so that the morning milk- ing could commence. The pitching of hay that time of morning gives me a spe- cial type of belonging. After the morning chores are done, it seems like it was almost fun. THOMAS WITHAM Tom College Preparatory Favorite Memory: My life in Alaska. Vice-President of Key Clubg Science Clubg Spring Track. JEFFREY W. WHITMYER Rubberarm Industrial Arts Favorite Memory: Walking Red , to her classes. Freshman Footballg Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Intramural ROBERTA WOOD Bobbi Business Favorite Memory: junior Prom. Library Assistant, Junior Prom Committee. DOUGLAS CRATTON Doug College Favorite Memory: Five Years at B.M.H.S. Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2g Car Wash Commiteeg Freshman and Sophomore Dance Commit- tees, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD TAYLOR General Favorite Memory: Making the Honor Roll in my Sen- ior Year. Badminton, Ping Pong, Weight Liftingg Baseball, Chorus. DANICE N. WOODING Dimples Business Favorite Memory: june 29, 1962. Sophomore Dance Commit- tee. LINDA WOODING Linda Business Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. G.A.A.. JAMES V. ZANNINO Iimmy College Technical Favorite Memory: Mr. Gracieis Gym Class. Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. M IC HAE L PE DI Mike General Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Band 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports: Track. .il .msn 4'4X .fl P' 1 1 ' ' , an' .11 JAMES 1. CREAR lim College Technical Favorite Memory: Mr. Clancyls physics class, and the girls I sat with at lunch. Track Ig Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 25 Candy Sale. PHILIP FARMER EDWARD LANE WILLIAM TERRILL Butch Lightning Industrial Arts TeC11r1iCal Favorite Memory: Novem- Favorite Memory: January ber 11, 1960. 1, 1963. 556 ' Q . ff' tb W ii g?gigr-N gf' H 'Ag' 5 fil',g?'7'U..g- A191355 fi . f 9.15.2 Pi! 3? f '5 5 Qgirwf. ' 2. J - ' 'x 4 5 M Am nf ty ff and Ba: J i , ffl 'eff ,fm -0 - 8 y- 35 V, K I, -f' 1. C...f I QV It X56-X 1 I f ta- iii sfff K lt xx f fi IW ffl f 41 C . Zin emnriam Stephen B. Sloper january 11, 1946 - june 10, 1962 Lord, make me an instnunent of your peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love, Where there is injury pardon, where there is doubt, faith, where there is despair, hope, where there is darkness, joy. O Divine Master, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console, to be understood as to under- stand, to be loved as to love, for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to etemal life. St. Francis of Assisi 42 M MURHES W 4. Aff? 'NGN X I 4. I Z 4 Q.. nl 'qw' i'. ' R R ,IH X f.:f4- I 4 i 4, syn 'lll M44 s., 'nf 1 ,al - 1 1-1 N CLASS HISTORY Four short years ago, we the Class of 63 stood on the threshold of our high school career. At that time we held the distinction of being the largest class to enter B.M.H.S., but soon this was lost. Behind us lay two memorable years at Howe Junior High. Ahead we knew not whatl Somewhat bewildered but eager, we set to the task of making our mark at B.M.H.S. Chosen to guide our path as advisors were Mrs. Messer, Mrs. Cassin, and Mr. Luciano. Our oflicers for 1959-60 were Paul Pickovvicz, Presi- dent, Karen McDewell, Vice-President, Donna Taylor, Secretary, and Barbara McGinness, Treasurer. Football highlighted the fall season as our var- sity and jayvees captured the Lowell Suburban League Championships. Many found need for their talents in Circus Carousel, sponsored by the Dramatic Club. As Christmas rolled around, so did the annual G.A.A. dance, Snow Queenf' MaryAnn Cambale represented us as attendant. With the arrival of Spring came our long awaited Freshman Dance. After much considera- tion we chose the theme of Bunny Hop. Will we ever forget the multitude of bunnies that adorned the cafeteria posts? As quickly as the school year had passed, so too did the summer, and once again we roamed the corridors of B.M.H.S. A vote of confidence for another term was won by each of our four officers. October was a busy month planning for Fall-Time Fiesta, our Sophomore Dance. Snow Queen attendant this round went to Barbara McGinness. The girls' basketball team captivated the scene during the winter months, Hrst claiming the' Suburban League Championship and then going on to win first place in the Ashby Tournament. Anticipation reached fever pitch as spring dawned on the horizon. Who were to represent our class as members of the cheering squad? The four coveted positions were earned by Donna Taylor, MaryAnn Cambale, Judy Nyhan and Joanne Wilson. September 1961l Back againl G-floor tenants! At last had come the dayl We entered upon a new role, that of upperclassmen. Only one change on the political scene. Sandra Bavis re- placed Donna Taylor as Secretary. Highlight of the fall season concerned our class ring. The contract was up for renewal or cancellation. After much thought, we decided to keep the traditional pattem of emerald green. Although our football season was not too suc- cessful, laurels were won by other sports. Our Cross Country Team claimed the Lowell Subur- ban Charnpionship for the second consecutive year. This was also the second undefeated season for our field hockey team. Curtain Time initiated the holiday season. This was followed by the excitement of the Thanksgiving rally, game, and dance at which Donna Taylor and MaryAnn Cambale were chosen co-captains of the cheering squad for 61-62. Candy Cane Coronation closed the holiday season with MaryAnn Cambale serving for the second time as attendant in the queen's comt. The greatest event of our high school days thus far came in May, our Junior Prom, En- chanted Eveningf' An atmosphere of enchant- ment enhanced all of us as Queen, Janice Went- worth, and King, Larry Alting, mounted the throne amidst a sea of radiant flowers and cherry blossoms. Starry-eyed attendants, Janet Troiano, Iudy Bacon, Beverly Bates, Ruth Paradise, Kay- leen Johnson, and jane Dempsey, added lustre to the grandeur of the occasion. Cheering tryouts stole the scene next, with Patti Valentino, Rose Sergi, and Kayleen John- son joining the squad. Election of Editors for the Yearbook was held with the following elected: Ellen Brown, Susan Rotellini, Rose Sergi, Ediors-in-Chief, Marsha Coombs, Art Editor, Margaret Currie, Rosemary Callahan, Business Editors, Frieda Parsons, Ray Detucci, Typing Editors, Beverley Bates, Photog- raphy Editor, Ruth Paradise, Girls Sports, and David Scott, Boys Sports. The end of the year approached, and many Juniors were honored by their selection to the Beacon Light Chapter of National Honor So- ciety. They were: Pamela Baughman, Thomas Bindas, Rosemary Callahan, Paul Conway, Mar- garet Currie, Kathleen Donovan, Peggy Grant, Dorothy Hynes, Kathleen Johnson, Rebecca Little, Carlene Messina, Judy Nyhan, Kathy O'Brien, John Re, Jannette Reader, Susan Ro- tellini, Rose Sergi, Donna Taylor, Arnold Trevett and Joanne Wilson. A project to reward our champion basketball teams was undertaken by coaches Barbara Hood and George Gracie along with their players. Operation Broadwayn will not be soon forgotten by all those who worked together to make it a truly theatrical spectacular. Last minute get-togethers were numerous in June, our final summer vacation close at hand. Summer sped by rapidly, bringing September and our Senior year. School reopened, greeting us with many changes. One of which found us again on the G-floor. But, there was a difference. Now we were seniors, rating at the top of the Totem Pole. We were sad to lose Mrs. Messer as a class advisor after all her work and devotion to our class. We will always remember her and be thankful to her. Mrs. Splaine assumed the duties of one of our class advisors, and our year got underway with the election of the following class officers: Mike McLaughlin, President, Janis Wentworth, Vice- President, Donna Taylor, Secretary, and Barbara McGinness, Treasurer. Sports headed the list of activities during the fall months. Tom Bindas and Frannie Bowie faithfully captained our football team even though they did not shine, The Held hockey team, captained by Jean Doherty, and the Cross Coun- try Team also worked hard for achievements in their fields. The National Honor Society elected Dorothy Hynes, President, Rosemary Callahan, Vice- President, Judy Nyhan, Secretary, and Peggy Grant, Treasurer to conduct their special activi- ties. The Thanksgiving Holiday was celebrated by our annual Dramatic Club show, Show Time, U.S.A. as well as our Turkey Day rally, game, and dance. Lovely MaryAnn Gambale reigned as the Christmas Queen surrounded by her attendants: Seniors, Barbara McGinness, Karen McDewel1, and Jeanettee Jette, Junior, Jolean De Pasquale, Sophomore, Peggy Heck, and Freshman, Dorothy Columbus. Basketball season has recently begun with a successful start. The boys are captained by Glenn Sennett and the girls by Ruth Paradise and Marsha Coombs. Now we look forward to the remainder of our big year. Our Senior Prom, Class Trip, and Graduation which still lie ahead will never be forgotten. As we write this, plans for them are uncertain, but we have every confidence that our determination will make them possible and the best thus far. After June - on into the future, into a world of fascination, we will always re- member the four wonderful years we spent to- gether at Billerica Memorial High School. KATHLEEN JOHNSON Best Dressed Sandra Casey Donald Taylor Cutest Barbara McGirmess Alan Milton Best Looking Ma.ryAnn Gambale Frank Bowie Best All-Around Marsha Coombs Philip Bergstrom 46 .1 .K v Neatest Ioyce Bunker Iames O'Connor Most Popular Rose Sergi Michael McLaughlin Ideal Teens Karen McDewell Philip Farmer wtf: if 9.253 -I Most Courteous Jeanne Butterworth Rlchard Ouellet Class Workers Janis Wentworth Raymond De Tucci Most School Spirit Jean Doherty James DeMarino Most Likely to Succeed Jeanne Currie Thomas Bindas Most Studious Dorothy Hynes Arnold Trevett I X i. f 2 LL K Class Cut-Ups jane Dempsey John McNulty Best Dancers Sandra Bavis George Halliday Man and Woman Haters Patricia Ryder Daniel Ferren Most Athletic Ruth Paradise Paul Pickowicz RP37 Friendliest Donna Taylor James Battcock Most Talented Iudith Iohansen William Spaulding 48 l xr--N 3. Cutest Smile Glen Sennett, Ellen Brown 'muh ' 'N V Quietest Richard McAulay, Sandra Wallin Most Nonchalant Teri Boyle, Jeffrey Witmyer Class Fhrt Pat Valentino, Wxlllam Therlault Q? Personality Plus Fred Dockham, Paula Reddington 49 lfmiim . Most Sophisticated Kathy Donovan, Thomas Witham Queen Janis Wentworth President Paul Pickowicz ENCHANTED EVENING King Larry Alting 1' v '. f ef: f FA Q1 'i 3? .Q . it 5 X1 4 LX . ' 1 We--....., 5011 , .Q 5 l ' Iii, .ki Xl S Nyi ff .V in 50 2 4 Q V fix fd, SE ICR PRO Last Year's Queen Janis Wentworth 5 5 , , L Sandra Jean Wallin Butterworth This Year's Queen Joanne Wilson Ten Boyle Barbara 'vIcC1nness Robert Solomon Janette Donna Taylor Iette Anthony Lavina What's Wrong 2 , :gL Our I-Ierof Our Favorite Team T Our Man my I'm Lonely B381 Sue W'here is Ruthie? Slow Curve Oh! That's for r XR i 3 X 23.5 Ouch! , ff . f J , Q? f TIVITIES if fifffa-0 4, 272649357149 gif '00 qs? if ,ff -Q-Q-1.--1.--., t:Z'fZ?22- If 42 iP:4bZ-2531-.Q THEW RRIOR T FF Throughout the past school year, we, the members of the Warrior Staff, have been ardently working to produce a yearbook deserving of the Class of 1963. We have tried to capture the spirit of the students and the highlights of the year, essential to fond memories. This Warrior,' is the product of days of work, and the result of combined effort from the faculty and student body Whom We sincerely wish to thank. Without their co-operation, the publication of this book would not have been possible. Above all, we wish to thank our advisors, Mrs. McNeil, Miss jahnle, and Mr. Kelley. They have incessantly given their time and effort and deserve exception- al praise for their most important contributions. It is our desire that this book be not only a souvenir, but also a reminder of a memorable past during the realization of a happy future. 54 ' 1 s A it V MH 4 i wg-algfg A , .. 55955 , . - A , ss1fs,fS1'.f2i. Z A 1551 'iw f5?5fZf1?fz':Qf2p 5 5 Yifhgii' , fgfzgzgzsimezmk 'fr 595523 Q- 'wid V 529542 31 1 ' 1 1551, I 1 EN 'iff I ' 2153? fi1l1? V5'T-3: :5'f,2Tf S fm V? ik , , 3 , . ,:.,, 3 V 3 Y '- , s I A AMW ., 4 X NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY During the school year, the National Honor Society has been very active. The officers were: President, Dorothy Hynesg Vice-President, Rosemary Callahang Sec- retary, Iudy Nyhang Treasurer, Peggy Grant. These officers have led the mem- bers in various activities of fund raising. The main objective of the society this year was a scheduled trip to Washington, D.C. in May. Miss Billenca High Ruthie dz Paul Miss Belcher 81 Dottie 56 SCIENCE CLUB The Sigma Rho Pi Science Club under the capable leadership of Pamela Baughman, President, Kathleen Donovan, Vice-President, Margaret Alting, Treasurer, Arnold Trevett, Program Chairman, Barbara Ploski, Corresponding Secretary, and Cheryl Ahola, Recording Secretary, has had a very successful year. The purpose of the Science Club is to increase students' knowledge, skill, and interest in the Held of science. The club has enjoyed numerous field trips and lectures under the capable direction of advisors, Mr. William E. Alcott and Mr. Donald R. Clancy. THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Under the competent direction of Mr. Gue- nard, the Photography Club is an organization which allows the members to pursue their in- terests to a fuller extent in photography. This yearis ofl-icers were: President, Edward St. Cyr, Vice-President, Buzzy Freeman, Treasurer, Richard jubinville, Secretary, Thomas Shillings, Official Photographer, Paul Sylvester. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Drescher, is made up of members from the four classes. The club's main purpose is to create entertain- ment for school and public functions. Highlighted this year by the minstrel show, Showtime U.S.A.,' and the annual Christmas Pageant, the club has been both successful and enjoyable for all. As in the past, the proceeds from the show will provide scholarships for deserving seniors. This yearis oilicers were President, Rose Sergig Vice-President, Jean Arsenaultg Secretary, Pat Valentino, and Treas- urer, Donna Taylor. 58 OUR TALENT 59 Dance Committee . .1 ., E. Y. I 'nf f ' I ' I G A A Officers Program Committee Intramural Committee Nu-J G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was not so active this year as in other years. This was due to the lack of an activity period, which cut the Intra- mural activities considerably. The G.A.A. was ad- vised by Miss Barbara Hood. Ruth Paradise Snow Queen r 7 Qtyyrl, PEP SQUAD A vital component of our activity parade is the Pep Squad which furnishes much spirit and encouragement for our wonderful Warriorsv by attending all the football and basketball games. These dauntless female fans faithfully form an BAND Through the efforts of the members and director, Mr. john De Gloria, the band has had a very successful year. It added to school spirit when it appeared at football games and other community functions TWIRLERS Seen marching across the football field in their colorful uniforms of green and white are the spirited Billerica Twirlers. Under captain, Rose Sergi, and co-cap- tain, Diane Carlton, the group had a very enjoyable and successful year. we 5 ,fa i f fx: NEWSPAPER STAFF The printed word is vitally important in any societyg it informs the people. With this in mind, the Newspaper Staff prepares its publications. Editors this year were Teri Boyle and Rosemary Callahan. Reporters were Peggy Grant, Donna Lorden, Ellen Brown, Jeanne Bears, Gail Swiacky, William Theriault, and Kathy Donovan. Published monthly, under the direction of Mrs. Saunders, the newspaper pro- vides information to the students at B.M.H.S. CHORUS The voices which blend to make the harmony of our chorus are an indispens- able part of our music department. Its talented members, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson, perform at our shows, pageants, and plays. Without their melo- dious background, our various functions could not have been enjoyable as they were. ART CLUB The attractive decorations that adorned the lobby during the Christmas holi- days and festive occasions have been the work of the Art Club under the guidance of the art teacher Mr Marchi and guided by President, Ianice Ellison, Secretary, Andrea Levesque and Treasurer, Donna Patterson. The general function of the club is to create in high school students a better understanding of art. KEY CLUB The Key Club oflicers: Presi- dent, James Vail, Vice-President, Tom Withamg Secretary, Arnold Trevett, Treasurer, Edward Bowg and Publicity Director, Tom Rutherford and the mem- bers have been very active this past year. 'The object of this club is service, and through their efforts, a new screen and sound system have been in- stalled in our auditorium. l.. FUTURE TEACHERS FUTURE NURSES QQ SE ICR CLASS PLAY fHome Sweet 1HomicideD The Class of 1963 held a Senior Class Play on May 3 and 4. The title was Home Sweet Homicide. The leading characters were played by Marsha Coombs, Carlene Messina, Kathleen Donovan, Beverly Vaillancourt, Wilbert Cage, William Theriault, Ruth Paradise and Raymond De Tucci. These leading members of the cast and the supporting members helped to make the play a success. The above staff members of the Senior Play were very helpful on the various committees which helped to make the play a success. Y, 1 J? xKJf N, if if X .de 3 . z .. .... v ...Ya dn 33 is-A E. W! CHEERLE DERS Leadership, school spirit, character, personality, appearance, and scholastic record are the characteristics by which Billericais cheer- leaders are chosen. Whole-heartedly supporting the football and basketball teams, these girls were always seen cheering and enlivening the spirit of the game. Through the help of their advisors, Miss Curtin and Miss Watson, and their captains, MaryAnn Cambale and Donna Taylor, these girls have helped to establish friendships with many schools. Mary Ann Gambale Smxle Donna TaYl01' Rose Sergx Kayleen Johnson Joanne Wilson 5 Patricia Valentino Football Seniors Tom Bindas Frank Bowie Paul Pickowicz 12' Bill Cahill Jim De Marino Bill Theriault ff follo . Art Stimpson Iohn Blalde Eddie Stuart 2, 5159? will Larry Alting Mike McLaughlin 70 Dave 5003 , r, .E FOOTBALL The success of this year's football team can only be summed up by saying - not so good. Our team was dominated by underclassmen and first-year varsity seniors. These factors, coupled together, brought about a losing season. However, our boys never lost hope, and were always out there, during practice and games, giving it their best. Along with the enjoyment we got, the guidance, ability, and leadership which was bestowed upon us by Chuck Lamson, this yeafs football team was not a loss, but a total success! xv is fi - 4. 71 Hey, let's Twist! lump Ball. That's mine. It's a Bird, It's a pla.ne I Tell 'em Chuck! Whee, here I come! 72 Aw, come on, give it to mel Swan Lake. ..Gulp!,, Break it up you two. Here I come to save the day ls! White Rain. No, you slide like this. I'm going to get out of here. 73 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The boys had a fine season this year. They began the season with four straight wins but were defeated by North Andover. Our team took third place in the Suburban League standings. Seniors on the team included captain, Glenn Sennett, Larry Alting, Phil Bergs- trom, Dan Ferren, Paul Pickovvicz, Dave Scott, and Billy Theriault. Phil Bergstrom was selected to the All-Star team, while Glenn Sennett received honorable mention. The seniors finished their high school basketball career with a stunning 80-76 victory over the faculty in the most enjoyable game of the year. J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM 74 ii Flip Bergstrom Paul Pickowicz William Theriault Glen Sennett Senior Boys .Wx vi l. A wx l i liil A 5 ,v,. i f ,V-. Q . iiii i 12 ' Danny Ferren Larry Alting Dave Scott 75 I heard he was tall, Butl Mother, Please help me Practice makes perfect tm 5. S Will It Bite T'hat's the way the ball bounces Captain Flycatcherh Are they ever Who won Ruthie?', coming down CROSS CCU TRY 1962 Even though the team lost the Suburban Cross-Country Championship for the first time since it was initiated four years ago, it has other meets to be proud of. The team placed fourth in the State Class C Championship out of a Held of 22 schools, and did a tremendous job in the Catholic Invitational-Cross Country Championship in their respectful divisions. Kenneth Baronie, a junior, captained the team during the season. He placed tenth in the state meet out of a Held of 206 competitors. The most encouraging part is that out of 22 runners only three are graduating. r Chris McKay Dave Gladdmg George Rose 77 TRACK TEAM Including all sports, the Billerica Track Team has been, perhaps, themost successful team in the history of our school. This team has dominated the Subur- ban Track League over the last three years. We won the title twice and placed third last year. Chris McKay and Kenny Baroni are co-captains for the ensuing year. The members of the track team are, for the most part juniors, with the exception of co-captain, Chris McKay, George Rose, Iim DeMarino, and Tom Witham. In the 1962 Catholic Invitational Track Meet, Kenny Baroni placed tenth in the Held of over 170 contestants. ff B. , Mix' lli gjwx 71 K if A . wlzl V if .p an x L 5 ,. 2, M Y ..si . Y f a . f 'xxymff .V .i A 'xwkmy -N NM-'plvkis-i XXM W '- l simian .X i53 lmi5's lxgxkgetya lf d gy L 'Q in Y AK., Qs. 1 'Qu' 4' expr' Q' pgs ' ? BASEBALL X I mi ' 9 -W' This yeafs baseball team is going to be one of the finest. Last yea.r's :eam consisted mainly of juniors, and with a little bit of luck we could finish in iirst place this year. his yearis team is made up of such players as Danny Ferren, Dave cott, and Larry Alting, all senior pitchersg Jimmy Zannino, first base- ang Paul Pickowicz, outfielderg and Richie Ouellet, iniielder. Dur team has the desire and the bility to work for the title. This oup of ball players is deter- .i 'ned to give our school a Su- 'urban League Championship. ur baseball teams have im- roved under Coach O'Brien and here is no reason for us to stop mow. We are on our way to the op. Jim Zannino H15 if A + Al Gabales Rich Ouellet i1.,qr5fgy,35.w .,,.,,f, , -7-.., X1 5 .ef if wfisiiis Paul Pickowicz Dave Scott Lany Alting 79 f ff Q J ,- .-.,' Y ,V gf i K. K ,. . 5.44. ......- iw-1 A ' 5 . f . V -2539 . V M YN f il? A ill FIELD HOCKEY Although not undefeated the 1962 Varsity Field Hockey Team again completed a very successful season with a record of 4-2-2. Returning lettermen to the squad were captain jean Doherty, Sandra Davis, Barbara McGinniss, Ruth Para- dise, Lauraine Riel, and Maureen Burke. New members were Carol Eagles, Dorothy Hynes, Carlene Messina, Linda Wooding, Sally Paradise, lean Sample, and Barbara Wooding. The Junior Varsity Squad was not too victorious but the did gain valuable experience for the coming year. Both teams were coached by Miss Hood. Starting Line-up . ,Y W Captain Jean Doherty 80 ,Q 5 r ,f 4' , Sandy Bavis Carlene Messina Barbara McGinness Carol Eagles Lind Wooding Ruth Paradise Dorothy Hynes 1 ' 1 Q . VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The Girls' Varsity Basketball team had the most successful season possible this year being undefeated with a record of 20-O and stretching their league winning streak to 31 consecutive wins. This team won the Lowell Suburban Champion- ship for the fourth consecutive year and also won the Ashby Tournament. Lau- raine Riel was selected as the Most Valuable Player at the Tournament. Indivi- dual All-Star awards were given to Lauraine Riel and Ruth Paradise. This team would not have had such a successful season had it not been for Miss Barbara Hood's skillful coaching plus the excellent sportsmanship and spirit of the team. Leaving the team as seniors are Sandra Bavis, Marsha Coombs, jane Dempsey, Iean Doherty, Carol Eagles, Dorothy Hynes, Barbara McCinness, and Ruth Paradise, but returning to the squad next year are Lauraine Riel, Sally Paradise, Gail Swiacky, Pamela De Moucell, and Maureen Burke who, we hope, will be able to carry on the reputation as champions. The junior Varsity Team has shown great progress since the beginning of the season under the very able coaching of Miss Peggy Ann Clark and ended the season with a record of 13 wins and only 4 losses. J .V. BASKETBALL TEAM 1- 51 - 3 t , r M W J ' ,,. r. '1.' M Ab g ' MM i ' -, P - Ruth Paradise I'1l protect you L. , A Q .iilv Barbara McGinness T'hat's mine Sandra Bavis Dorothy Hynes 1 : R . :fig-, J K 3 - ,, Q jane Dempsey E s 5 1 , f 7? f x , ,,h,.: .. I . 'fx A ' , F . f L '- R 4 jg' .43 i Y Carol Eagles 'iv fe 4, E00 - H V h i xl 'X N. nf ff X rf -W 1, ' ff 11 , gr ,Za M ,. ,iw X, XV' f Marsha Coombs It's in orbit V. , jean Doherty It's Hubber not rubber y v. . ' ,, H11 PM 1 N if I l , L-,- ' - Lauraine Riel Sally Paradise Maureen Burke 5 l 5 li z ,IE . , I , X' 1-J' Nl 1 ivow, if-We 5, , WA. ,-aff' Gail Swiacky Pamela DeMoucell Billerica 32 Billerica 46 Billerica 39 Billerica 60 Billerica 55 Billerica 56 Billerica 51 Billerica 59 Billerica 37 Billerica 60 Billerica 41 Billerica 51 Billerica 36 Billerica 47 Billerica 59 Billerica 35 Billerica 38 Billerica 52 Billerica 52 Billerica 48 League Games I fa W Seasonal Record Lunenburg Ipswich Acton Dracut North Andover Wilmington Burlington Methuen Tewksbury Chelmsford Dracut North Andover Wilmington Burlington Methuen Tewksbury Chelmsford Narragansett Nashoha Ashby Lauraine Riel Carol Eagles Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Ruth Paradise Lauraine Riel Ruth Paradise Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Sandra Bavis Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel Lauraine Riel 20 10 33 20 21 20 23 20 16 37 28 24 22 20 19 17 21 1 25 21 24 Lauraine Riel and Ruth Paradise Co-Captains Qttkiflggy , g gs XJ v- SOFTBALL Last year's softball team had a relatively unsuccessful season winning only one game and losing the rest, but we look forward to a better team for this year. Because of the necessity of getting the yearbook to the printer on time, this is the 1962, not 1963, softball team. Returning to the squad will be seniors: Jean Doherty, Claire DeWo1f and Pat Ryder, juniors: Pam DeMoucell, Louise Perry, Lauraine Riel, and Diane Tajimagv sophomores: Iudy Hartshorn, Kathy Naughton, Priscilla Barnes, and Jean Sample. The squad was coached by Miss Hood. CLASS WILL I, Larry Alting, leave to a certain teacher a bag of Lemons. I, jean Arsenault, leave to my sister, Nancy, all the duty-filled, dirty gym suits, socks, and sneakers everyone has been using all year. I, Marguerite Baia, leave to some lucky junior my talent for making Mr. Giunta's coffee every first period and not spilling it on the way. I, Frank Balboni, leave B.M.H.S. and to Mr. Hunt the memory of a gray-primed 1953 Ford. I, Charles Balkan, leave all Mr. Giunta's typewriters and adding machines to next year's senior class. I, Donna Barber, leave with the hopes that Sharon will follow and with many happy memories. I, Beverly Bates, leave to my incoming brother, Kenneth, all the wonderful times I have had in B.M.H.S. I, jimmy Battcock, leave typing class with all the timings, perfect copies, and unfinished letters to anyone who can do as well as I did. I, Pamela Baughman, leave to all underclassmen the happiness of high school and the opportunities of a good education. I, Sandra Bavis, leave gramps, Hoodsie and a really great V.P. to my sister, Laurraine, hoping that with their guidance her four years at B.M.H.S. will be as exciting and happy as mine. COOK LUCK!!l! I, Jeanne Bears, leave my chemistry course to any future junior, who wants it. I, Philip Bergstrom, leave to some lucky junior, my gym shirt and hope they can catch it. I, Doris Bickford, leave to my brother, Charlie, all the good times I have had in high school. I, David Bielecki, leave this school nothing. I, Tom Bindas, leave the nickname H.P. to some poor kid who gets tagged with it. I, judy Blades, leave my brother and his friends the right to make all the noise they want to at lunch without Mr. Giunta bothering them. I, john Blaikie, leave this great big beautiful school to all the underclassmen if they want it. I, Robert Blain, leave happily. I, Teri Boyle, leave my brother, Billy. I, Ellen Brown, leave to Steve Torre the best of luck with his bowling. I, Robert Brown, leave all my absentee records to Mr. Ingraham. 88 I, Joyce Bunker, leave to my brother this school. I, Robert Bunker, leave Mr. Clancy one, and only one, magic, scientific-type majic dot for his blackboard. I, Jean Butterworth, leave all the fun I had at B.M.H.S. to my brothers. I, Rosemary Callahan, leave all the new experiences of high school to my sister, Susan. I, Paul Cammarata, leavel I, Joseph Carbone, leave Mr. Clancy one memory course. I, David Carmichael, leave this school to anyone to whom it concerns. I, Marie Caron, leave all the good times I've had at B.H.S. to my incoming sister, Linda. I, Dianna Carpenter, leave to my brother, Gabby, all the fun I had in my Senior year in hopes that he will have as big a BLAST as I had. I, Sandra Casey, leave Miss Hoodls gym classes to anyone who wants them. I, Caroline Chase, leave my locker to anyone who wants to clean it out and my G-8 studies to any poor unlucky freshman who can End them. I, Barbara Chioccolla, leave to my brother four wonderful years at high school. I, Joanne Collins, leave my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Paul. I, Ann Conway, leave all the headaches I got in Bookkeeping II to my sisters, Betty and Helen. I, Marsha Coombs, leave B.M.H.S. with the memory of four wonderful years which will never be replaced. I, Trudy Curran, leave to my sister, Francis, a happy four years to come at B.M.H.S. I, Donna Debow, leave to my younger sister three years of typing in hopes that she will finish the work I did not do for Mrs. Messer. I, Jimmy Pizza III DeMarino, leave the smashed 1963 Ford to Mr. Sedar and my P.A.D. book to Ginger Irwin. I, Jane Dempsey, leave my bunny suit to my sister, Pat, and hope she finds the parade. I, Ray Detucci, leave B.M.H.S. as my four best years I have ever spent. I will always remember Bubbles, Luigi, Weasel, K'Piason, and Jinx. I, Claire DeWolf, leave in my will all my fun and books to Cheryl Jenkins. I, Paul Dockham, leave a seat in the oflice for some other poor individual. I, Jean Doherty, leave all he fun I had in my senior year to my brother, Bob, in hopes that he will have as much fun as I had. I, Kathleen Donovan, leave to underclassmen the hope that they, too, will take as many happy memories with them as I do. 89 I, Lorraine Duca, leave? I, Carol Eagles, leave Miss Hood all those miserable remarks about the way I played basketball. I, Philip Farmer, leave my parking space to my little sister, Diane. I, Shiela Farrell, leave in hopes of becoming a millionaire after taking Mr. Sher's Economics course. I, Kenneth Faulkner, leave to my successors my one extra point that I have for Graduation. I, Daniel Ferren, leave to my fellow students one school. I, Dennis Fitzgerald, leave the juniors Chuck Lampsonls P.A.D. classes and the nine-page tests. I, Manuel Fonseca, leave my brain to science to aid them through science. I, Donald Fowlie, leave my two years of U.S. History to anyone who wants them and the teachers too. I, Stephanie Frobese, leave to my best friend, Pam jackson, my messy locker to keep as clean as she wants it to be. I, Albert Gabalis, leave my locker, newspapers, and everything else to some unfortunate freshman next year. I, Buddy Gage, leave to my brother all the fun I've had. I, David Gallet, leave my three borrowed lockers and my ragged shop clothes to anyone who wants them. I, MaryAnn Gambale, leave to Patti Columbus and Iolean DePasquale all the experiences and wonderful moments as head cheerleaders and wish them all the success in the world. I, Ianet Gardner, leave all of the fun I've had in high school to all the under- classmen. - I, Iackie Gasper, leave my locker to Donna Sarno and only Donna. I, Robert Gavin, leave to Mr. Sedar a microphone and amplifier so the future driver ed. students can hear him. I, David Gladding, leave all the happy time I had to some underclassman. I, Barbara Graham, leave to my sister, Mary, the teachers I had at B.M.H.S. I, Ioan Gormley, leave all my test worries to the next group. I, Peggy Grant, leave with the hopes that my four brothers have as much fun in their coming years of high school as I have had and that Linda A. enjoys the next four years also. I, George Halliday, leave to all underclassmen the headache of coping with the new teachers. I, Marianne Harrold, leave my school equipment to anyone who wants it. 90 I, Paul Hayes, leave to my friends in the lower classes all my books and head- aches to whom it may concern in future years. I, Tim Hinde, leave one dozen assorted swishers to Mr. Clancy and his physics classes next year. I, Maureen Howell, leave this school hoping my sister will like it as well as I did. I, Dorothy Hynes, leave the memory of four very rewarding and happy years of high school to my younger brothers and sisters. I, Dan Ingersoll, leave all the fun I had at B.M.H.S. to anyone who wants it. I, Jeanette Jette, leave tranquilizers to my former chemistry teacher, Mr. Kelley. I, Judith Johansen, leave my sewing snags to some unsuspecting Home Economics student. I, Kathleen Johnson, leave to Lauraine Riel all the luck possible for next year. I, Diana Kearns, leave abstract air for Mr. Marchi and this school in which I only spent a short time and wish it had been more. I, Wayne King, leave this school and those in charge of it to my two brothers to do with as they please. I, Robert LaPrise, leave my famous front-row seat in G-43 to whoever is worthy of it. I, Eleanor Lathrop, leave Mr. Mountain's Civics class to any underclassman. I, Tony Lavina, leave all my twisting experiences with the Cipher Club and hope the Juniors will have as much fun when they are seniors. I, Donna Lawson, leave my gym suit to some poor freshman who will be in Miss Hood,s class. I, Robert Linton, leave the fourth seat, first row in G-43 to anyone who wants it. I, Rebecca Little, leave to my brother, Duffy, the right to use my name as an influence whenever he finds it to his advantage. I, Judith Lundigan, leave skipping classes in the S-floor basement to Ginger, Jeanne, Gail, Bonnie, and Pat hoping that Mr. Kelley doesn't catch them. I, Ronald Lucken, leave! I, Barbara MacIntosh, leave Chucky Lampson a handful of pennies. I, Christie MacKay, leave my track uniform to Robert Mitchell. I, Kenneth MacPhail, leave my gym suit to Kenneth Hibbard. I, Kenneth MacPherson, leave my excuses for getting out of gym to Brad Nyhan. I, James Mallard, leave C-43 to any unfortunate person to be placed there. I, Phyllis Marshall, leave this school behind to Jackie Frizzell. Richard McAula leave to an freshman the sixteen tons of homework I I, y, y had. 91 I, Richard McCaffrey, leave the delicious hot lunches to Carol Gironda. I, Florence McCarthy, leave to Laraine Willliams all the gym excuses I could think of in hopes that you have as much luck with them as I did. I, Karen McDewell, leave my brother, Barry, my luck with teachers and hope he may have the same. I, Ellen McCillivary, leave my hair styles to any girl who would wear them to masquerade parties. I, Barbara McCinniss, leave to my brother, Ed, my locker for his remaining three years at B.M.H.S. I, Mike McLaughlin, leave to my brother, David, the privilege of playing foot- ball for Chuck Lampson. I, David McLeod, leave some advice to future seniors: Pay your dues or you won't have a junior or Senior Prom! I, john McNulty, as the four McNultys before me, leave everything to my brother and sister. I, Carlene Messina, leave to able underclassmen the good fortune of being accepted to college as early as I was. I, Kirby Milton, leave to Eddie Cutie,' MacLennan all the black and blues I gave to him in my senior year, until he is a senior. I, Velma Montgomery, leave high school with the wonderful thoughts of having graduated. I, Tony Mosca, leave all the fun in the library to my brother, Rick. I, Cliff Musie, leave all the fun I had in my junior and senior years to Bobbie Sloper. I, Marcia Murray, leave my poor typewriter to Nancy Davis. I, john Naughton, leave to any junior the problem of being a senior. I, Judith Nyhan, leave four wonderful years at B.M.H.S. I, Katherine O'Brien, leave to any three underclassmen my slightly crowded locker. I, james O'Connor, leave my nickname to any freshman boy and hope he can stand it for four years. I, George Oickle, leave my locker and the mess in it to Eric MacKay who uses it more than I do. I, Richard Ouellet, leave my nickname, error boy and my very, very few errors to that stellar star, Ronald Bemarducci. I, Ruth Paradise, leave to my sister, Sally, a wonderful senior year in hopes that she enjoys it as much as I did. I, Frieda Parsons, leave the many friends, swell teachers, and my four wonder- ful and beneficial years at B.M.H.S. to my brother, Ted, who I am sure will enjoy them as much as I have. 92 I, Patricia Pasquale, leave the hot lunches to anyone who wants them. I, Michael Pedi, leave my slightly used locker to all that may come after me. I, Carole Pelczar, leave my stinky gym suit and sneakers to my sister. I, Frank Pelrine, leave to all underclassmen the troubles I had with my car after it came out of shop. I, Bobbea Peverill, leave, leaving the cleaning of Mr. Giunta's mineograph machine to the next senior who gets the job. I, Ruth Piacenza, leave the kids all the luck in the world in skipping Mr. Giunta's OHice Practice class. I, Paul Pickowicz, leave my number 33 and all my memories of sports to my nephew. I, Barbara Ploslci, leave - isn't that enough? I, John Powers, leave my seat in G-46 to the poor slob who gets it next year. I, john Re, leave my one and only gym suit to Mr. Gracie. I, jannette Reader, leave my medical excuse for gym to some poor underclass- man who won't be able to stand Miss Hood's exercises. I, Paula Reddington, leave Richard and my brother, Eddie, becausesl can't take them with me. I, John Riel, leave my 5,000 excuses for being late to English to my sister, Lauraine. I, George Rose, leave my track uniform to the next one to come along. I, Susan Rotellini, leave the privilege of folding all of Miss Hood's towels to some unsuspecting underclassman she sticks them with next year. I, Laura Rowe, leave B.M.H.S. I, John Russell, leave my locker to anyone who can open it. I, Patricia Ryder, leave all my books and materials to whoever is willing to really buckle down and study - little of this was done by me. I, Laurel Sargent, leave to Janie Considine all the trips I had to make to S-9 for Mr. Giunta's coffee. I, Harold Scharn, leave my locker to my brother, Raymond. I, Clifford Scippione, leave my sister a list of absentee excuses. I, Dave Scott, leave a lifetime supply of coonskins to the C0on. I, Glenn Sennett, leave my sweet smelling gym locker to some unlucky under- classman. 1 I, Roberta Shack, leave my brother. I, Rose Sergi, leave all the wonderful memories I've had these past four years to Lee Arakelian, hoping she has all these and more. I also leave her my nickname Top Wopf, 93 I, Gail Sheehan, leave to my sister, Dorothy, my flunking marks. I, janet Sicard, leave to Richard and Annette my books, and fun at B.M.H.S. I, Carol Sparks, leave. I, William Spaulding, leave my gym suit to anyone standing the smell of it. I, Arthur Stjmpson, leave my locker. I, Edward Stuart, leave to Mr. Sedar the first gear rubber. I, Brian Sutcliffe, leave one vacant seat to a worthy, honorable student. I, Robert Tabor, leave an empty desk in G-47 to some brilliant senior. I, Don Taylor, just leave because they wouldn't put down what I would write anyway. I, Donna Taylor, leave all the fun of being a head cheerleader to Patti Colum- bus and Iolean DePasquale in hopes they will be a success. I, Billy Thexiault, leave all my sports equipment to my brother, Pat. I, Bill Torpey, leave to my brother my gym shorts and hope he uses them. I, Amold Trevett, leave all of my Physio Student Reference Sheets to Mr. Clancy. I, janet Troiano, leave Terry Goode a dust pan and broom so he can clean all the coolcie crumbs out of his locker. I, Ruth Walsh, leave to my sister all my unfinished homework. I, Joanne Wilson, leave my cheering uniform to a future cheerleader. I, Roberta Wood, leave my books and my locker to Rita. I, Danice Wooding, leave my messy locker to Laraine Williams. I, Beverly Vaillancourt, leave B.M.H.S. with the best years of my life behind, spent with the Unholy Five. I, Pat Valentino, leave mv title as Clast Flirt to some lucky girl and hope she has as much fun eaming it as I did. I, Linda Weisel, leave B.M.H.S., but take with me a head full of memories and some knowledge tucked there. I, Janis Wentworth, leave to give all the problems I had to some junior. I, Paul Whelan, leave my gvm shorts to anyone who can fit into them. I, Torn Witham, leave my brother all my teachers and their homework. I, Ieif Witmyer, leave Mr. Sedar my glasspacks and floor shift. I, james Zannino, leave all my errors to Big Red. 94 Z Our Cooks ,.k K -E if -- . V555 S- 'ii ' 23 N. -. 1' ,. , V: A yy, ' .5 , V gf,f'if,' 2 , ,. db'---dlp: AKJZ' Timber!! You are pulling my hair. . s K Who is in the bucket? ?!'fQ'i9E'?'7gA. . - vm A 'if' .JJ s X K I I 7' wir s He is so dramatic! Such form Is that so . . . Under the stick . . 1 Billerica News PAGE 1 EDITOR - KAYLEEN jOHNSON JUNE, 1973 DEATHfPENALTY Murder Case Nears End Court Stenographer, Frieda Parsons, disclosed to reporters that judge, john Riel, will put the jane Dempsey murder case in the hands of the jurors tomorrow even if the defendant, Paul Dockham,s star wit- ness, john McNulty, does not appear. Attorney for the defense, james Zarmino, has had his num- ber-one detective, james De- Marino, on the search for nearly a month. Hopes for a longer ad- journment look slim as the final hour appears. Dockham is accused of acci- dentally murdering heiress, jane Dempsey, during a conspiracy to kidnap her. Accomplices charged were jeff Whitmeyer, Billy Slo- per, and Robert Thorlton, but it appears that these three were able to present solid alibis. Will Dockham take all the blame? Only McNulty can decide this question. Another Little Success The biggest publishing com- pany in America, headed by Rebecca Little, came out with another Top Ten seller as it published A Hundred and One Hipsv by Sandy Bavis. Marsha Coombs' c a r to o n illustrations added to its uproarious features. 9080 Prudential Center Starts Ken MacPherson, chairman of the 3535 million Prudential Cen- ter appointed Richard Ouellett and james O'Connor as chief architects. The buildings should be finished within the year, and prominent b u s i n e s s tycoons, Chris MacKay, Richard McCaf- frey, Alan Milton and Art Stimp- son will be on the listings of new oflices. 6608 Promotions Due Captain Richard Angell proudly presented the following with their commissions: john Carmichael, David Gladding, Robert Cote, Robert Taylor, George Wilson, Dennis McLeod, and john Powers. Others who are also working toward this goal are Cliff Scipioni, john Rus- sell, Tony Mosca, Harold-Scharn, Charles Pendleton, Barry Mus- mon, and john Naughton. South Bound Crash The Puerto Rican special crashed shortly after its depar- ture from Idlewild Airport. No one died although many were in- jured. Pilot, Robert Linton, credited his crew for their alert- ness and quick thinking. They included co-pilot, Donald Fow- lie, navigator, Rich McAulay, engineer, john Re, and steward- esses, Sandra Wallin and Shiela Farrell. Outstanding passengers, southbound were: coffee king, Mike Pedi, world journalist, Ellen Brown, world-known car designer, George Halliday, jazz dancer, Maureen Howell, golf champion, Dave Scott, vocalist, Merry McCarthy, and homemak- er of the year, Laura Rowe. 6060 Regional School Complete Middlesex's new R e g i o n al School is completed and shall open this coming fall. The school roster will include Superinten- dent, john Barbier, Principal, jim Gaudet and heads of de- partments, Pam B a u g h m a n Sandra Casey, Paul Conway, Dan Finn, Dotty Hynes, Barbara Ploski, Gail Sheehan, and Steph- ane Frobese. 7 ASKED Governofs Ball M a n y Billericans attended Governor Glenn Sennett's In- augauration Ball. Attorney Cen- eral, Douglas Gratton, stopped momentarily to speak of a few of the guests: jeannette Cormier, Carol Cyr, Sandra Dow, Donna Lawson, Marianne H a r r 0 l d , Diana Kearns, Velma Montgom- ery, Bobbea Peverill, and Carol Pelczar. U if 0 H Secretary of the Year' The votes are in and judges: james Battcock, joe Carbone, Ronald Ludkin, Paul Whelan, and George Oickle are working to agree upon the ideal secre- tary. Among the finalists are: Rose-Mary Callahan, Phyllis Marshall, Teri Boyle, judy Ny- han, jean Butterworth, Donna Barber, Doris Bickford, jane Egan and joan Gormley. Gifts to the winner revolve about a world planned by the Sargent Travel Agency, and wardrobe by jeanne Saulnier. 9 9 0 C Community Hospital The Billerica Community hos- pital was dedicated today to Robert Bunker for his outstand- ing accomplishments in the field of medicine. Officials of the hospital on hand for the presentation were Director, Beverly Bates, Surgical supervisor, jean Bears, Thera- pist, Kathleen Donovan, head technician, Carlene Messina, and nurse supervisor, Marie Caron. B 8 Q 0 The Three C,s The Three C,s,' amusment park came in with a great splash as the season opened. Owners, Leslie Collier, j0Ann Collins, and Ann Conway relaxed as Caroline Chase and judy Blades began the business. Over 5 mil- lion people are expected to visit here during the vacation months. Success seems sure! PAGE 2 BILLERICA NEWS JUNE, 1973 Spaceflight Fund Reaches Goal The Spaceflight Fund is really stepping up its drive in the thriv- ing metropolis of Billerica. Local chairmen, Ruth Walsh, Ruth Piacenza, and Judy Lundergan recently received a gigantic con- tribution of 85,000 from dress designer Judy Johansen. Accoun- tants, Peggy Grant and Danice Wooding added to the success. 4408 Dude Ranch Opens Margaret Currie's Double D Dude Ranch is scheduled to start business the beginning of next month. Hostess Jannette Reader reports a full register including novelist, Susan Rotellini, actress, Mary Ann Gambaleg and editor Ray DeTucci. Experts, Pat Ry- der, Roberta Shack, Joanne Wil- son and Linda Weisel will direct activities. 6500 Academy Awards Nominated for the 1973 Ac- ademy Awards are Janet Sicard, Ellen McGillivary, Kathy O,Brien, and Peggy Hartigan. Male stars are Robert Brown, David Carmichael, David Gallet, and James Crear. The competition is keen and Dan Ferren, Claire DeWolfe, Linda W 0 o d i n g , and Kathy Keoughan are finding it difficult to come to a decision. Last year's recipient Beverly Vaillancourt will be on hand for the presentation with other nom- inees as Marcia Murray, Carol Sparks, Donna Debow, and Lor- raine Duca. The winner will receive a mink fashioned by Jan Gardner, jewelry by Barb MacIntosh, a mansion by James Gaudet, and decor by Eleanor Lathorp. A thousand dollars will be donated by Barbara Graham. Beauty Extended Opening the sixth in her world famed chain of beauty salons is Marguerite Baia. For her grand opening, Miss Baia has brought together the greatest in their fields. Assistant beauticians are Rita Huselbee, Jean Arsenault, Gertrude Curran, Carol Eagles, Roberta Wood, Barbara Chic- cola, Diana Carpenter, Judy Bacon, and Arlene Wall. Miss Jacqueline Gaspar shall be the first customer. GOOD LUCK TO ALLI OFQQ Honeymoon To Hawaii Miss Karen McDewell became the bride of Mr. Philip Farmer, well-known contractor and busi- nessman, Sunday at a candle- light service. The lovely bride wore a belle gown of white satin and lace. The Maid-of-Honor, Barbara McGuinness, wearing a short belle dress of emerald green, carried a bouquet of red roses. The bridesmaids, Jeanette Jette, Donna Taylor, and Joyce Bunk- er, were dressed similarly. The Best Man was Fran Bowie, and Ushers were Dan In- gersoll, Tony Lavina, and Bill Theriault. Reverend Al Gabalis ofliciated. Following the marriage a re- ception was held at the famed Triple S Country Club owned by Brian Sutcliffe, Ed Stuart, and David Swan, after which the couple left on a six-week holiday in Hawaii. 8 0 U U World Travelers Multimillionaire Tom Bindas and elite Billericans Janis Went- worth, Ruth Paradise, Paul Pickowicz, and Larry Alting are presently touring the seven con- tinents. Highlights of their trip are: atourofPaulCammarata's Kangaroo Ranch in Australia, lunch with Italian Ambassador, Francis Balboni at the world known Piazo,' operated by Jan Triano and Pat Valentino, and a safari into the darkest jungles of Africa guided by Cliff Muise and Bob Blain. New Plant Erected A massive General Electronics Laboratory has been erected on the outskirts of New York City. As we toured the plant under the supervision of Vice-Presi- dent, William Spaulding, we saw a few familiar faces. Chief machinist, Bob LaPrise, stopped briefly to point out other workers such as: head Welder, Wayne King, draftsmen, Carl Scholl, Harold Lajeuness, and Manuel Fonseca, r e s e a r c h directors, George Rose and William Burke, chemical technician, Tim Hindeg and scientists, Arnold Trevett, Tom Witham, and Wilbert Gage. GBC! Executiveis Dinner Response Great The annual Executive's Din- ner received a great response as it was attended by such out- standing executives as Ken Mac- Phail, James Mallard, George Marchant, Donald Turnbull, Donald Taylor, Paul Hayes, Norman Hall, and Billy Torpey. The guests of honor, Charles Balkan and Dave Bielecki seemed engrossed as special speaker John Blaikie enlarged upon William Cahill's latest philosophy book on obtaining goals. 0600 Short Notesv Senator McLaughlin was an- nounced as the party's unani- mous choice for President at a S100 a plate banquet given in his honor last night .... Scientist James Vail still soars above the atmosphere on his journey home- ward .... Rose Sergi's latest musical will open in May on Broadway .... Phil Bergstrom joined the Atlantic City All-Stars as they began their annual world's tour .... Latest reports find astronauts Jean Doherty and Kayleen Johnson still stranded between Venus and Cloud 9. PAGE 3 BILLERICA NEWS jUNE, 1973 RINGS PINS excellent d . MEDALS s z e cHI::,':Z craftsmanship Z1 PLAQUES fi fty TROPHIES YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES if CLUST 226 Public Street, Providence, R. I. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS New York Philadelphia 99 f. was M .rr v. .M x I f z , ,iff-f fwgcf 3 xi ' w, ' K4 any 13 ms if M99 , nv . z - A 5 A uf 1 51 , Yi Q ' in . -' A E 5 W K M .'iW N it Y ,wg Z ,X K 'ting if , W., ,-: f i V X , gg yi, ' . .Q , ,. lg. , A, i , A 2 ,Q 1' Q S Q is WMM .Q f y: L - A 26 - V L, i. f L. LL, O71 if A -af 342: I , ,V '-',k 5 'ggi rm A , VVVA ,jf ., ' fiiZE??fy'- ,P 3' VP -1- HGV. Sm 'GD' 2 ?f7f,-.:k , K I fe. 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L-'- isis K at i 61 ana-Q., '5- Judy Johansen Dottie Hynes Jean Doherty Nancy Farmer Ken McPherson Jim Stuart Jan Troiano Phyllis Marshall Peggy Grant Bill Theriault Rose Sergi Bob LaPrise Roberta Wood Judy Nyhan Ellen Brown George Wilson Kathy Donavan George Marchant Eleanor Lathrop Jackie Gasper Buddy Gage Kathy Keoughan Marie Caron Dave Scott Carol Eagles Beverly Vaillancourt Diane Carpenter Kathy O'Brien Beverly Bates Kayleen Johnson Joanne Wilson Tom Witham John Riel Marsha Coombs Frank Pelrine Jeanne Saulnier Mary Ann Gambale Karen McDewell Sandy Casey Jane Dempsey Paul Pickowicz Carol Sparks Jean Arsenault Trudy Curren Barbara McGinness Barbara Poloski Frieda Parsons Danice Wooding Donna DeBow Fran Bowie Jannette Reader Carlene Messina Janis Wentworth Susan Rotellini Marianne Harrold Donna Taylor Carl Schoff Jeannie Currie Linda Wiesel George Halliday Barbara Chiccola Janet Gardner Rebecca Little Paul Dockham Velma Montgomery John Blaikie Teri Boyle Larry Alting John Re Ruth Walsh Sandy Dow Caroline Chase Bob Linton Bill Torpey Cliff Scipione ?i----....,,, . , XRS 1 5 Y '99 104 FRESHMEN After becoming well acquainted with the school, their new teachers, and the various school activities open for membership, the freshmen elected officers: President, Howard Priceg Vice-President, Dorothy Columbusg Secretary, Paulene De Benedictisg Treasurer, Edward Courtney. The Freshman dance, held in the spring, was an enjoyable experience for the many who attended. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS resident Howard Price ice-President Dorothy Columbus ecretary Paulene De Benedictis lreasurer Edward Courtney 105 ,LL ll A1 X15 fiziiisalwti 106 OPHMORES The Sophomores, well acquainted with our school, joined activities and be- came more prominent in athletics. Their first duty of the school year was to elect William Blades, President, Margaret Heck, Vice-President, Pamela Mona- han, Secretaryg and Donna Lorden, Treasurer. Under the leadership of their advisors, Miss Splaine and Mr. Myles, they successfully conducted their annual dance which was enjoyed by all. SOPHOMOBE CLASS OFFICERS resident William Blades ice-President Margaret Heck ecretary Pamela Monahan reasurer Donna Lorden 107 3 .fir M :yu :fi JU IDRS The first project of the Junior class was to order their class rings, a green square stone on an original design on gold, as voted last year. The big proj- ect of the class, the Iunior Prom, got into full swing with the help of officers, Thomas Sullivan, Presidentg Rosemary Loranger, Vice-Presidentg Iolean De Pasquale, Secretaryg and Linda Lavery, Treasurer. Various committees under the direction of their advisors, Miss McDufHe and Mr. Zarella, helped to make this event a huge success. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'esident Thomas Sullivan ice-President Rosemary Loranger :cretary Jolean De Pasquale 'easurer Linda Lavery 109 I use Ban! I got my wings today ff 'O' , f. ze' ' 7 ff ,. The greatest N x K 1 I Aff Watch out! Help I'm Getting Wet! , ,xv Anybody can do it Our lazy team The Salvation Anny . . . -.- TRADING POST . . fr I ll lf I I i fqtf I g l ,WV .r X XXPIVY x!V 1 H95s.. PEIRCE FQRD SALES G E N E R A L A U T O R E P A I R I N G TOWING SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNING 430 Boston Road B I L L E R I C A Telephone 663-3445 112 Compliments of Compliments Of BOB INNIS, INC. The Class of 1965 Compliments Of Compliments of The Class of 1966 The Class of 1964 113 Compliments of J. Everett Farmer EXCAVATION CONTRACTOR SAND il? GRAVEL Wi? FILL Si? LOAM Everett Road BILLERICA, MASS. Montrose 3-2417 sooo LUCK sENloRs JACQUES PIERRE beauty salon 308 BOSTON ROAD Compliments Of SALES and SERVICE BILLERICA TV 8. RADIO Your Authorized SYLVANIA and OLYMPIC Dealer NORTH B'L'-WCA Miss H i ' P 306 Boston Rd., BILLERICA, MASS., store Mo 3-9357 MO 3-3411 0 PRESSING Mo 3-6295 PENNY'S CLEANERS J A C K A . W E L L S PLANT 3 Hour service BRANCH OFFICE FoRNucA ToPs -3- CERAMIC WALLS 846 Boston Rd., I02 Boston Rd. RESILIENT FLOORS Billerico, Mass. Billerico, Mass. 530 Boston Road :: Billerica, Mass. 1 Allen Road PINE:-lunsr Compnmenfs Of COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTCH KLEEN si-:mrs -gy DRY CLEANING Webb Brook Country Club WEBB BROOK ROAD BILLERICA 0 MASS. Gilbert Griggs' Farm APPLES - VEGETABLES - From Our Own Farms Groceries Lawn 8. 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YOU CAN COUNT ON us t ,f x B 5 , QQR BILLERICA PHARMACY THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 306 Boston Road Mo 3-8876 At Concord Bridge Compliments of The Science Club Compliments of The Dramatic Club Compliments Of Purity Foods Store 312 Boston Road Billerica Bruce Bernard, Manager commmems or MANNING MANSE JOHN MCLAUGHLINS' 8. SONS FLOOR CLEANING IS OUR JOB Call On Us Any Time COMPLIMENTS OF The Rod and Gun Club JOHN McLAUGHLINS' 8. SONS RUBBISH DISPOSAL sskvlce COMPLIMENTS OF Ray's Esso Service Station Middlesex Turnpike - BILLERICA, MASS. Raymond F. Bouley, Owner Mike Powdely, Manager YOUR FRIENDLY AMOCO DEALER BosToN ROAD - BILLERICA Joe Currie's Service Station 431 South Main Street ANDOVER, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF HAYES STEAK HOUSE Boston Road, BILLERICA COMPLIMENTS or MCCORMACK'S DRUG STORE Tony's North Barber Shop 9 4 BARBERS 5 Ladies' Haircuts Our Specialty Boston Road, BILLERICA Good Luck Seniors BLY'S FRIED FOODS 306 Boston Rd.-BILLERICA, MASS. 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Coopers P O N T I A C Sales and Services P0!VTlfIC Boston Road - No. Billerica VACUUM ENGINEERING COMPANY GORDON'S ESSO STATION I 295 BOSTON ROAD Billerica Edgar A. Williams AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE BOSTON ROAD -:- Billerica T. F. Lyons News Store 408 Boston Road GREETING CARDS :: z: :: GIFT WRAPPINGS Cobol Corloorotion Billerioo Reseorch Center 12 Ls lx N9 Was hp Qi Lou Lampson Muriel Bettencourt June Hilb Loretta Shirley Robitailli Kay Wells Warren Cann Doris Ferrasi Mabel O'Brien Mr. Dockham Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph R. Saulnier Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Witham Mrs. Anthony Cataldo Teri 81 Ronnie Kathy Naughton Mr. 8. Mrs. Thomas McNulty Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Ploski Mrs. Edward O'Connell ln memory of Mrs. Blanche Estey The Wagner Family Beverly Vaillancourt Al Theriault Mr. 81 Mrs. Allen Finn 81 Family Jeanne 8. Frankie Mr. 8a Mrs. Albert Vaillancourt Edith Brown Lucien 81 Irma Haisebranch Mr. 81 Mrs. Morris Botelko Ralph 81 Alice Bergeron Dolly 81 Leo Rochon Mr. 81 Mrs. Bob O'Keefe 81 Angels Vinning School Bart Stanley Gould Wendell Olson A Friend Tom 81 Ray Al Arlinsky Gordon Niptron Mr. 81 Mrs. James M. Battcock Mr. 8x Mrs. Bruce T. Bates Mr. Marchi Chuck Lampson Mike 8- Donna Mr. 8- Mrs. John J. McLaughlin Mr. 8a Mrs. Richard H. McLaughlin Mr. 8. Mrs. John J. McLaughlin, Jr Charles Alexander Ken Faulkner Marjorie T. Conney Donna 8x Bobby Bill Blades Mr. 81 Mrs. Amedio Rotellini PATRONS 12 Charles Caldwell Mr. Oregon Joseph Guinta Sidney S. Sher Mr. 8t Mrs. William Blades Mr. 81 Mrs. Dominic Scipione Joseph Cavanaugh Peter Miscone John Christian Sonny Donahue Mr. 8- Mrs. F. H. Brown Ellen Brown Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray McCaffrey Bow Strom Mr. F. G. Brown Mr. 81 Mrs. George Gracie Mr. 81 Mrs. Perron and the 4 P- s Mr. 81 Mrs. Duane Perron Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Maguire Thomas McGrath Chester Hull Mr. Bt Mrs. Hoganson Mr. 81 Mrs. R. J, Kelley William H. Kelley Ruth 8: Joe Mr. 8- Mrs. Alcott Mr. Clancy Gloria Cox Mr. Clancy Mr. 81 Mrs. Beniamin D. Currie Miss Ann M. Splaine Mr. 81 Mrs. Ernest T. Kokas Richard Sauro Miss Clark Mr. 8- Mrs. Thomas Mulligan Mr. 81 Mrs. Hunt Mr. Cooney Mrs. Sarkisian Mr. 81 Mrs. Lester Shaughnessey Mr. 81 Mrs. Chester D. lngraham Rita 81 Johnny Mr. 8x Mrs. M.r. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. J. D. Nuttall Sergi Maurice Grady Donna Lawson Mrs. Louise Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Messer Domenic V. Rossetti Joseph L. Camarata Jackie 81 Dickie Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Jack O'Brien Clyde D. Coombs Steve 81 Donna Miss Barbara L. 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