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

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1965 volume:

THE WARRIOR BILLERICA MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL BILLERICA, MASSACHUSETTS Sports Literary Photography J[. li M 1 — mmm The 1965 Warrior Staff ■� ai i feJ€FT3 Miss Jahnle, Adviser Mr. Lavoie, Business Manager Business and Advertising X Our Vice-Principal often has the unpleasant and rather frustrating task of maintaining disci- pline in our school. It is highly doubtful that any- one envies him this necessary task, although we all must envy him his striking good humor and equanimity. In view of his many services, we take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mr. Nuttall. In Appreciation Who in this school does not immediately rec- ognize the voice of Mrs. Currie? There are few who have not on some occasion received her will- ing help. Whether announcing an upcoming event on the school calendar or just making life easier around the office, we feel that her value to the school is not always fully appreciated. We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to Mrs. Currie. In addition to her normal teaching duties, one teacher has devoted much of her time and effort to aiding this and other yearbook staffs in pre- senting successful publications. She has also helped to send many students from the business course on their way to successful careers. In rec- ognition of her years of fine service and gener- ously volunteered assistance, we take this oppor- tunity to express our appreciation to Miss Jahnle. 4 1 Our school is not merely a faculty, some students, and a few classrooms. It is something with that unique quality which sets it apart from any other institution of its kind; it is something with a personality. What creates this personality? It is a compound of many factors; but when one examines this more closely, he sees it influenced chiefly by one man. This person fills a job which brings him constantly in contact with students, teachers, and parents alike. In his position, he has suc- ceeded in infusing into the character of this school some measure of his own vital personality. He is not only an able administrator but also an inspiration to all who meet him. It is largely due to his efforts that we will owe the attainment of our future goals. We of the senior class extend our deepest gratitude and best wishes for the future to our Principal, Mr. Chester D. Ingraham. 5 No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. “The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. “If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind . . .” “For the vision of one man lends not its wings to another man. “And even as each one of you stands alone in God’s knowledge, so must each one of you be alone in his knowledge of God and in his understanding of the earth.” Gibran 6 Class Officers William Blades, President r 1 Frederick Luciano, Vice-President Jean Sample, Secretary Donna Lorden, Treasurer 1 Gloria Sonja Abele “My object all sublime, shall achieve it in time.” Glory College Preparatory Summer of ’64 Frances E. Akkerman “Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. Frannie Business July 16, 1960 and summer of ’64 John F. Allan “The days of our youth are the days of our glory.” Johnny College Technical Backstage at the Christmas play. Ann Martha Allwood “In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength.” Annabelles Business Summer of ’62 Martha Allen “Variety is the mother of enjoyment.” Dodie College July 13, 1964 Delores Cecile Anderson “A lovely apparition, sent to be a moment’s ornament.” Cecil College Preparatory March 14, 1964 Royal S. Adams, Jr. “A man to match the mountains and the sea.” Nuttsie College Technical Bringing a certain girl to a basketball game. Ande Joseph Albert “Honor is the subject of my story.” College Technical Lunch period at Dave’s 10 Carol Antonellis “The way to be happy is to make others so. Business Summer of ’64 and Zomb’s car. Douglas Richard Bailey Like leaves on trees, the race of man is found.” Business Freshman year Pauline Angell “But to be young was very heaven. Little Devil Business September 18, 1964 and certain sailors. Lee Alice Arakelian “A beautiful smile is to the female countenance what the sunbeam is to the landscape. Leetle or Chip’ Business My Junior Prom, Cheering for B.M.H.S. Francis Allen Barbere “ ‘Tis only noble to be good. Buddy General Summer of ’64 and Patty. is ipossible to rt.” ru ( i ,p Marian Lee Barchard “Burdens becom e light when cheerfully borne Mary Lee Business Junior Prom and . Monticello’s. Mary Battcock “Her voice was ever .soft, gentle, and low, an exciting thing in a woman. Mare Business A certain boy. Mary Theresa Bauer “Sugar and spice and alt things nice.” Business e Ann Beecy “U wack my heart with rds.” College Preparatory Summer of ’63; chemistry class and teacher. Charene Bermingham “Radiant in gladness, warmth with winning guile. Sherry A certain boy named Jack. Raymond Berton “A man’s happiness — to do the things proper to a man.” Bert Industrial Junior English with Mrs. Saunders Phyllis Bermingham “Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together.” Business Buzzy, G-37 Gloria Christina Berube “Where your treasure is. there will your heart be also.” Gloria Business June 9 and the summer of 1964. 12 Mike Sevens “Deeds, not words.” Mike Mr. Gracie’s gym class William C. Blades III “And then end life when end loyalty.” Porkey College Technical Summer of ' 64 — J.B. Paul Blight “Since life is brief, we need to make it bright.” P. B. College Technical The four proms I have attended John Bonefant “Man is the measure of all things.” General Senior English Linda Ellen Blaikie “It takes life to love life.” Bleachy Business Pete and April 9, 1964 Frederick Gregory Bolz. Jr. “Peace with honor” Ricky General Gail Marie Borrazzo “Honor lies in honest toil.” Shorty Business Mrs. Cooney ' s Bookkeeping I class. Janice Elaine Blanchard “A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature.” Janie College Preparatory My Junior year 13 l ren Elizabeth Etotelho What is the use of foing right over the old ' track again? . . .You must make tracks into (he unknown. College Preparatory Erench with ' Mr. Merrifield Nancy E. Bourque “Thought is deeper than all speech.” Nan Household Arts 1963 1964 William Boyle “And yet the menace of the years Finds and shall find me unafraid.” Little Will General December 25, 1963 soul Maureen Burke “The reason firm, the temperate will Endurance, foresight, strength and skill” Moe College Preparatory Jug End Barn Lalia Ellen Brown Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. College Preparatory May 17 . . . Lloyd Bernadette Frances Brien “Look into her eyes and you see an angel. Look a little longer and you see an i?up.” Bernie Business Glenda Ka ' H ere is ViJ Judith Anne Callahan “Common sense is the knack of seeing things as they are and doing things as they ought to be done. Cal Business November — 1963 ePfeparalory 50ok startyOTetings, pnjjcri , fa d my years up rslo«th. Miarjorie L. Campbell “youth is to all the glad eason of life.” Margie College Preparatory Mr. Clancy’s chemistry class with the gang. Richard William Campbell “Good qualities are the substantial riches of the mind.” Soupy College Technical J.V. Basketball and Junior Prom. Anthony Edward Capaldo “For his heart was in his work . . .” Tony College Technical A certain girl from Texas Josephine L. Capodilupo “She murmurs near the running brooks A music sweeter than their own” Joy College Preparatory Junior and Senior Proms; Mr. Clancy’s chemistry class with the gang ... a certain boy. Eleanor Carberg “All nature wears one univer.Hil grin.” Lilie Business Tommy: Richard Carpenter “The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you not once laughed.” Gabby College Technical A Junior PrAM - O ' Mohawk Trail r 1 Robert Allen Clark “Good qualities are the substantial riches of the mind.” Bob College Preparatory prom Linda Casey “A merry heart doeth good like medicine.” College Preparatory Senior Prom in my Sophomore year Sandra Louise Civetti “All her paths are peace” Sandy or Tanna Business Not waiting for the bus and not missing it; C. N. old jalopy; June every year. Thomas R. Clark “What light is to the eyes . . . liberty is to the soul of man.” T. C. College Miss Curtin’s ninth grade English class. Laurie Lee Clyde “An outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace.” Clyde Business August of ’63 Charlotte A. Castine “Sensibility is the power of woman. Cas Business Junior Prom, May 15, 1964 Phillip E. Clark “A true gentleman is what one seldom sees.” Phil Senior class parties, ’64 16 Maureen College Preparatory Summer of ’64, Hampton Beach; Mr. Sedar Maureen Ellen Collins Better hy far you should forget and smile Than you should remember and be sad James Michael Columbus In the lexicon of youth, there is no such word as fail.” Jimmy College Technical Freshman football Louis Joseph Comeau With malice toward none, with charity for all.” Louie General Weirs Beach ' 63, William Cooke I must have liberty withal, as large as a charter in the wind.” Bill College Technical Chickasoras attack Peter Cormier Man is the measure of all things.” Pete Industrial Last day of school ee Cunio II that’s good and us.” Cory or Spots College Preparatory Going with Bob; my freshman year with Brian; football games. Berkeley Cue Prove all things: he fast that which is tri Buzz College Preparatory June 20, 1963 Patricia Dempsey “ never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Demps Business Summer of ’63 ' 64 Mike Jeannette Derochers Since life is brief, we need to make it bright. Business My junior year Ramond DeRosa The days of our youth are the days of our glory.” Ray General Helen Peter J. DeBenedictis . . Today he puts forth the tender leaves of hope; tomorrow, blossoms.” College Technical My senior year Mark Dickie An honest man’s the noblest work of God. General Junior year Kenneth DiMatteo When Duty whispers low Thou must,” the youth replies, “I can.” D’ College Technical My sophomore year in Mr. LaLumiere’s class. John Deeney And his heart is great with the pulse of fate.” Deno English IV Elizabeth Louise Derochers “Kind though, contentment, peace of mind . . .” Betty Household Arts Home Economics class 18 Donald Dumas “For his heart was in his work. i| Jijrkhi College hn . lEngljwU William Donovan “ am as constant as the Northern star. Wild Bill College Technical Lunch Betty Ann Eagles “The all-enclosing freehold of Content. Betty College Preparatory My junior year in California. ’I Paul Doherty “Great thoughts come from the heart. J. Paul College Technic aanish William James Doherty “He speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. Bear Hill Bill Industrial Arts Skipping school Robert Doherty “Out of comradeship can come and will come the happy life for all. Towhead Industrial Arts Summer of ’61 Paul Eaton “A man is worth to his mother Earth A II that man has made! Industrial Arts Carol and July, 1964 I I Michael Fermoyle “Let every man be master of his time.” Mike Industrial Arts Trips to the office from English III Gerald Finn “The power of thought — the magic of mind.” Red General Chuck’s “one more time. Dianne Finn “Silence more musical than any song.” De Dee Business Junior and Senior Prom ’64 Donna Fitzgerald “Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Fitzie Business Kenny Michael Enos “An honest man’s the noblest work of God.” Mike College Technical Track with Mr. Sampson and running the mile with Dan Tally. Ellen Feeley “The way to he happy is to make others so.” El Babe Business Trip to U. N. with Mrs. Sheppard Estella Elliott “We are such stuff as dreams are made on Stella Business Summer of ’61; Freshman year; Junior prom; Surburbia John Faria “If you have done the public any service, it is due to patient thought.” Johnny College Technical Bill’s chair 20 John Fitzgerald “The days of youth are the days of our glory.’’ Fitz General Stephen Fleming “Actions are our epochs. Steve College jdcjKnBcalV JJV Many y r ctf Ft hM M s David Fonseca “We are the music makers. Dave Business Football rallies Nancy Foye “A soft answer turneth away wrath. Business September 15, 1963 Mary Catherine Flahive “Where your treasure is, there will he your heart also.” Business Paul, December 20, 1963 Susan Foley “Beauty is truth, truth beauty.” Sue George Forbes “Let joy he unconfined’’ Boo Hoo Business M. M. Mary Francis “Peace with honor. Mar College Preparatory Basketball games; football games; going with Billy 21 Alan Gale “A peace above all earthy dignitaries, A still and quiet conscience.” A1 Business October, 1964 Mary Jacqueline Gallagher “There is no substitute for thorough going ardent and sincere earnestness.” Mary Business Summer of ’64 Paul Joseph Gallagher “A time to keep silence and a time to speak.” Paul General Five years in B.M.H.S. Corinne Rose Gallant “What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” CoCo Business Dave; October 25, 1962 Susan Mary Gallagher “Here is a true and industrious friend.” Sue Business Summer of ’64 Richard GambaleJ “Life is a quarry oiit o, which we are and chisel and c ii e e a character Ricky M College Technical The second half of my junior year. V 22 Linda Mary Gerossie Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.” Geross Business Summer of ’64; May 14, 1964 Helen Victoria Geronda Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Geronimo Business Ricky, 8-25-64; Ashby Tournament, 1963 Gregory Charles Gilbepr True merit, like a river, the deeper it is, the less ' noise it makes. y Greg College How much this school has improved in just the short time I’ve been here. •I0 f oth C(Mlege Pre atoi ' S2 mer o4 (L Donna Lee Gile Gaiety and a light heart are the best medicine for the young. Twin College Preparatory Cheering; Sept. 27. 1962 Drema Kay Gile Youth, enthusiasm, and tenderness are like the days of spring. Twin College Preparatory Cheering; July 4th weekend, 1964 Paul Goguen Style is the man himself Business Susan Glavin Amiability shines by its own light.” Sue Business May 17, 1964 lyjtl! ' iitUSjJ iiiiiii 23 Ann Grieco “A merry heart doeth good like medicine Annie Business Mr. Perron’s typing class William Guillemette “Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society Bill College Preparatory Mr. Gabriel’s chemistry class????? Sheryl Lee Greathead She will be a welcome link in any chain of friendship. Grapes College Preparatory iJ Summer of ' 64 aC Laraine Guarino “Friendship — the noble f mind’s delight anjl pride V y 5 College Prep atorK June 15 ‘ Brian Gray “They are never alone that are accompanied by noble thoughts. Brian Industrial Automotive Charles William Gridelli “He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose Charlie Business All the good times in George J. Guillemette, Jr. “A merry heart that laughs at care . . .” Industrial Arts Gill’s shop class Lynda Lee Hagel “A violet by a mossy stone Half-hidden from the eye Lyn Business Summer of ’64 24 Michael Hand “ 4 poor life this if, full of care. We have no time to stand and stare.” Mike General Summer of ’63 Janice Hann “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Fingers Business Ralph, Summer of ’64 Donna Elizabeth Harrington “Child, you are like a flower. So sweet and pure and fair” Don College Preparatory Senior Prom, 1964 Judith Ann Hartshorn “There is no substitute for thorough-going, ardent, sincere earnestness.” Jude Business The Blue Marada Robert A. Hederman “Silence expresses everything, and protdaims m ore lattdl ■ihai li mn ie isj l Margaret Marie Heck “And all that’s best of dark and bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes.” Peggy Business November 9, 1962, my Junior Prom Patricia J. Herlihy “For where there are Irish, there’s loving and fighting . . .” Pat Business The Right Hand Pamela Jill Hitchcock “Is she not more than ' a painting can express?”M Pam College Prepar r Jim KeJJ6y; Api -6o, Gmeral Summer of Gregory Milton Holman “True wisdom is to know what is best worth knowing, and to do what is best worth doing.” Greg J College Technfc A certain pers in my i Latin I and Danish Hr ' classes. Patricia Alice “The action is bes which procures th greatest happiness for the greatest number. Patty Business Junior Prom, Summer of ’64 Buddy Mary Elizabeth Hughes “Born with the gift of laughter.” Mary Beth Business Junior Prom; May 9, 1964 Summer of ’64 J Cathleen Horan “Soft is the music that would charm forever The flower of sweetest smell is shy and lowly.” Cathy Business Junior and Senior Proms ’64 Paulette Howe “A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveline.is increases. Paul Business March 29, 1964; George Nancy Gail Hull “Like — but oh how different!” Business Mr. O’Brien’s biology class; Summer of 1962 Sandra Lee Hull “High-erected thoughts, seated in the heart of courtesy.” ' l ' Sandie Business jJ A boy in a sophomore Alice E. Humphrey “ have no other hut a woman’s reason.” General Home economics in my sophomore year and July 19, 1962 Mary Virginia Irwin “The heart has reasons which reason does not know.” Ginger Business Stinky and Butchie and the crowd from Kelley’s Glenn Allen Jenkins “The great end of life is not knowledge, hut action.” Glenn College Technical January 1 1, 1964 William H. Jamer “What light is to the eyes, liberty is to the soul of man.” Little Hank Business August 14, 1962 — started dating Sue Cheryl Ann Jenkins “Whose eyes glow, like sparks of fire, befriend thee.” Business December 31, 1964 Eric Johansen “Almost everything that is great is done by youth.” Linda M. Johnston “A good face is a letter of recommendation, as a good heart is a letter of credit.” Bridget College Technical A certain Boy; S-9 in sophomore year; Junior Prom Jollimore Therekilfinguage in hea ' j ft «mer of ’64 I I 1 khard li JubiAvillt r l}ere Ai’iiVe tu Med ierrier lifej IGfiristina 10� ' “It’s good ipjbe nm and i lionest n{ h e.”r Chn L X ' B ness V ug ty)J, b962y (KollegaTechms trips with Mr. Fournier; last thre ays of my Junior year David Kelley Born for success he seemed ...” Dave College Technical September 4, 1964 EdwaS ' -o K( Marilyn King Heaven gives us friends to bless the present scene. Mac College Preparatory S-9 in my Sophomore year, Junior Proms of ’63 and ’64, Butch Barbara Ketchen as candid as the skie Bee Kay V College Prej ratOry u Sootie, Aug t 18, 1963, ' Scih e Clu rips; Sandra Kinsman Good sense is at the bottom of everything: virtue, genius, wit, talent and taste.” Business Prom of ’64, -summer of Karol Marie Colletta Koshlaychuk Distinct as the billows, yet one as the sea. Karol College Preparatory August 17, 1963, August 28 Geya|d Kyricos e rebellion now thkn is a good thing i ' Gerr Gerry . General Alison Christie and “Belknap” Sqphen Ladew man is happy who do( not tl ink himself V?ol Ve le eWreparatory S ' iieXcgClub T£ u t V ly i f A V jllege ' hnical phomore Demmola of ’63, Junior -’rom on May 15, 1964, a certain boy !( ,rC ' ' ‘ J 3 .yM rgare jEl ' W j J ' j n quiepiesM and fiy ' J ' a ithV h art fgr CjA ge J pars T Cjly ’5 A k. tvA Maureen Lee “A merry heart maketli a cheerful countenance.” Moe General January 21, 1964 Kathleen Marie Lee “Let us live and be glad, while young life’s before us.” Kathie Business Summer of ’64 Donna Marie Leone “Frame your mind to mirth and merriment.” College Preparatory Summer of ’64 .r A IF J- ;c ' fc ' o 29 Catherine Alice Livingston There is no road to success but through a strong, clear purpose.” Cathy College Preparatory Chuck’s Algebra I class John Joseph Locke “The crest and crowning of all good, life’s final store, is brotherhood. Jack College Technical Lunch Fred Anthony Luciano A man he seemed of cheerful yesterdays and con fiden t tom orro uw . ' ’ Luci College Technical Four years of Phys. Ed. and football John Phesholm MacDoneld Amiability shines by its own light.” Jack College Preparatory Miss Belcher’s French II class Carl G. MacConnell Individuality is everywhere to be spared and respected as the root of everything good.” Skip College Technical English with Miss Curten Michael William MacDonald “A man is worth to his mother Earth all that man has made!” Mac Industrial Arts Mr. Podaras’s English II class 30 Eric James MacKay The style is the man himself.” Industrial Arts Somerville Alice Lee MacKenzie “Honor is the subject of my story. Ellie Business My first and last year at Billerica. Mildred Mackie My heart is as true as steel.” Millie Business George Linda Mary Marchant A good laugh is sunshine in the house.” Lin Business April 7, 1964, Bob, doing the play “Suburbia” Stephen Edward Marchant He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast.” Little Steve Business Cheryl Montgomery, July 10 to August 1 George Neil Martell “Filled full with life Marty College Preparatory Algebra 1 with Mr. Kagan, office detention James Mark Mastrullo “Good qualities are the substantial riches of the mind.” Jim General J.V. Basketball under Mr. Giunta, Junior Prom Carl Richard Matson A light heart lives long.” Carl General Algebra I with Mr. Gabrial, Office detention. Algebra I with Mr. Kagan, Algebra II with Mr. Miles V Elaine Marie McKenna “How hard it is to hide the sparks of Nature.” Savage College Preparatory A certain tall, blonde boy, and a certain short girl. Janet Marie McCarthy “The place to be happy is here; the time to he happy is now. Jan Business Four years at B.M.H.S. and a certain boy. tc Alfred S. McCall ! ' “Bashfulness is an ornament to youth. A1 Business My Freshman Year Elaine McCumber “A kind heart is the fountain of gladness.” Fred College Technical Spanish II class, M-40 Katherine McKenzie “Amiability shines by its own light.” Kathy Household Arts The Senior Prom (1964) Gail McDermott “Goodness is a special kind of truth and beauty.” Termite Business Meeting Paul in April ' 64 Patricia McGloin “He that is of merry heart hath a continual feast.” Rags Business March of ’64 Marian Jane McKenna “Calm was the sea to which your course you kept . . .” Business Five wonderful friends at B.M.H.S. 32 erfi y A. Eileen Milliken “Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman.” Business August 2, 1963 and Dennis Thomas Edward Meagher “Nothing is impossible. Tom College Preparatory Junior Prom and Prench K .J Victor C. Melendy “His heart was as great as the world . . .” Vic College Technical Spanish II (M-40) L Theresa Ann Melvin “Silence, when nothing need be said is the eloquence of discretion. Terry Business r Laurence A. Miner “A man of integrity will never listen to any plea against conscience. Larry College Technical Gym 33 Peter E. Mirabella “The wisdom of many; The wit of one. Pete College Technical 1964 Science Fair Beverly J ean Mirasolo “The one thing finished in this hasty world.” Bev Business October 26, 1962 and Eddie Steven Edward Morel “There is a strength of quiet endurance as significant of courage as the most daring feats of prowess. College Technical Chuck saying: See you tonight. William Morris “as candid as the skies Bill July 4, 1963 Joan Alice Murphy “In the twinkling of an eye . . . Murph Business Summer of 1964 Pamela Marie Monahan “The gift of gaiety is a great, good fortune. Pam Business Cheering, September 27, 1963, and Junior Prom Robert C. Mitchell “Youth, with swift feet, looks onward: The land of joy lies all before his eyes.” Mitch College Preparatory Junior Prom and a certain girl 1 34 Frank O’Keefe “Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory.” Specks Industrial Arts Miss Baker’s Latin I class mi ulness i tfi imment totfcmth I Helen Navonis “She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleasant to think on . . College Technical The last four years Michael O’Connor “Seriousness and merriment are near neighbors . . Mike College Technical Gab’s class Helen O’Mahoney “The vital glow . . Business October 31, 1963 Susan Rebecca Orne “Her voice was ever soft and gentle.” Sue College Preparatory Twirling at the football games. Catherine Mary Naughton “She said little, but to the purpose.” Cathy Business Basketball games I I Marianne O’Rourke ‘Voy comes, grief goes, u’e know not bow.” Business Summer of ’63 Adeline Josephine O’Toole Proper words in Proper places.” Business February 22, 1962 Kathy Linda Peters The laughter of girls is one of the most delightful .sounds of earth.” Petey Business May 15, 1964 Jacquelyn Lee Peverill Pleasures afford more delight when shared with others.” Jackie Business Moonlight and Roses Grace Ann Piazza Let your life lightly dance on the edges of time!” Pizza Business Fighting with Kathy Charles Perry Let every man be master of his time.” Eddie General May 3, 1964 Jean Marie Phair She doeth little kindnesses which others leave undone.” Jeanine With malice toward none and charity for all.” Eddie Industrial Arts Mrs. Cooney’s Bookkeeping I class. College Preparatory Having Miss Splaine for two years in M-65. Edward Matthew Pierce I : 36 William Earl Pollard ‘‘An honest man, the noblest work of God.” Bill College Preparatory Mr. Alcott’s class ’62 and ’63 JoAnn Helen Puglia ‘‘Friendship — the noblest mind ' s delight and pride. Jo Business Driver Ed. in ’63 and ’64 with Mr. Sedar. Kenneth J. Powderly ‘‘A true gentleman is what one seldom sees.” Kenny Industrial Arts Mr. Gill’s Shop James Patrick Quinlan ‘‘Patience is the best remedy for every trouble.” Jimmy Industrial Arts Kathleen Erances Quinlan ‘‘The gentle voice my spirit can cheer.” Kathy Business October 28, 1Q63 Theresa Anne Re “But oh! She dances such a way no sun upon an Easter day is half so fine a sight.” Terry College Preparatory Second night Suburbia and Junior Prom K J ft . fi . 37 Linda Louise Ray “How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it.” Business Summer, July 25, 1961 Everett Norman Reddington Someone said, “Boys will be boys.” He forgot to add, “Boys will be men.” Eddie College Technical May 15, 1963 Jeanne Marie Robicheau “My heart is like a singing bird . ■ Jeanne Business September 28, 1964 Thomas Francis Roach “Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success. Tom The football team of ’63 and ’64 Janice Remillard “One day with life and heart is more than time enough to find a world. Rem Business 1964 Junior Prom Sandra Marie Rich “It’s love, It’s love that makes the world go round.” Sandy Business December 21, 1962 and Johnny Kathleen Mary Richards “Not hold, not shy, not tall, but a happy mingling of them all.” Kathy Business Working in Dramatic Club and September 11, 1964 Barbara Lee Roberts “The secret of success is constancy to purpose.” Lee College Preparatory Miss Baker’s Latin class Donald Edward Rogers “He H’fls the mildest mannered man . . .” Donny Business Proms “Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad.” Judy College Preparatory Drama club show of 1962 I Dona-Maria Sarno “Man has his will — but woman has her way.” Dona Business My Freshman year and Junior Prom. Maryanne Elizabeth Ronayne “Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. Business Driving the Driver Ed. car Camille Theresa Ruggiero “Let me be dressed fine as I will.” Cammy Business The Junior Prom Robert Roy “Glad that I live am I.“ Billy College Technical Last day of school year. Jean Marie Sample “Nothing great n ' ai ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Jean-a-rie College Preparatory I don ' t have one yet. Diane Santos “Tis only noble to be good.” Dee Business The Junior Prom and Jimmy Joanne Bertha Saulnier “Her words are bonds, her love sincere.” Jo Business June 5th and weekend, 1964 James Edward San Soucie “No legacy is so rich as honesty.” Jimmy Business A certain girl. 39 i Christine Sharaffa “The world belongs to the energetic. Chris Candy Bar Business Cheerleader’s Hop, Sept. 17, ’63 Maureen Ann Shaw “Large streams from little fountains flow Tall oaks from little acorns grow. Moe College Preparatory Fun I had in my junior year Robert James Saunders A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Bob College Preparatory Sophomore English class Richard J. Selfridge “Let every man be master of his thought. Ricky College Chemistry Gerald Richard Shea “The wise carry their knowledge as they do their watches; not for display, hut for their own use. Gerry College Technical Nancy Mane Silva “A good disposition is worth more than gold. Nanc Business Marching at football games Robert H. Sherwood “Who never defers and never demands but smiling takes the world in his hands . . . Bob College Technical Junior Prom of ’64 with Jean S. Pamela Ruth Simpkins “Her voice was ever soft Gentle and low — an excellent thing in a woman. Pam College Preparatory Sophomore dance. Junior Prom, confetti, boys names Steve, 26 Pamela Joan Terry “A merry heart that laughs at care. Pam Business iarch 6, 1964 and L.G anscom Field Beverly Ann Torpey “Silence is deep as Eternity, speech is shallow as Time. Bev Business Summer 1964 JoAnn Lillian Tetreault “Action, action, action Business September 5, 1962 Stephen J. Torre “Let me live in a house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. College Technical Junior Prom j iory feetings Ronald E. Tremblay “Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. RonV ColleW Preparatory Roslyn Trebino “The all-enclosing ' ' freehold of content. Roz Business Fridays 42 Daniel G. Turcotte “Deeds, not words . . Dan General Bernice P. Updyke “I am the very pink of courtesy.” Bernie General The many wonderful times we had in the B.Y.F., especially the retreats. Linda Wagner “The true use of speech is not so much to express our wants as to conceal them. Lin Business November 30, 1962 Charles Ward “Youth is the period of building in habits, and faiths.” General September 27, 1963 Gary H. Ward “Is any man free except the one who can live as he chooses? . . .” Gary Industrial Arts October 19, 1963 Linda C. Urro “I fill this cup to one made. of loveliness.” Lindy Business Summer of 1963 John E. Trombly “Silence is the element which great things fashion themselves . . .” J. T. College Technical Linda Ann Webster “Tis better to be small and shine Than large and cast a shadow.” Lynn Business My horses William T. White “Sincerity is a trait of true and noble manhood.” Bill or B. W. College Technical Summer of ' 64 in Florida; and a girl there. Patricia Wiggins “Gentle in mood, strong in performance.” Pat College Preparatory Dramatic Club show Louanne Witkowski “A companion that is cheerful is worth gold.” September 2, 1961 Lloyd E. Witham “ am the master of my fate; am the captain of my soul.” Cpilege Preparatory Summer oi ' 64 Barbara Wiggins “Life is earnest.” Barby Business Junior Prom I 44 James Hartigan Gail McGrath Robert Paste April Perry Charles Sacoco Edward Sanises Steven Sylvester Paul Tartachner Robert Yeo Jeannine Bishop Russell Bourque James Bush James Collyer John Coraccio Darlene Doran John Eddy John Goucher John Grissett ' Gail Darlene Wright “Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven. Doll Tollege Preparatory great times we had team on at Linda Zousimas “A good disposition is more valuable than gold.” Zombie Business Junior Prom; Mrs. Cassin’s English 2 and 3 classes In Memoriam V - - ' j - Tf DOLORES JACQUELYN PRICE May 27, 1947— July 3, 1961 “God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform; He plants his footsteps in the sea And rides upon the storm.” Cowper 46 iuHOlMiliW mm 3 S sfex336Ser 1 Tfntrrmrrfrfitf i E. Ruth Belcher French William Alcott Biology Patricia Cain English Thelma Brown Household Arts Margaret Cassin English George Carlino Spanish Peggy Clark Physical Education Donald Clancy Chemistry; Physics 50 Marjorie F. Cooney Bookkeeping Palmer Cox Mathematics Robert Gill Chairman, Industrial Arts Department Woodworking Joseph G. Giunta Office Practice John DiGloria Band Robert Finnegan Civics; Economics; U. S. History James Fournier Earth Science Angelo DeBenedictis Biology; Physical Science 51 George Guenard Basic Physical Science Gertrude Houghton Spanish Isabel M. Jahnle English; Stenography; inscription t Barbara Hood Physical Educatio oiyl jL Gerald Hunt Auto Shop Ralph Jannino Physical Education 52 Arthur M. Johansen Trainable Class Elizabeth Johnson Chorus Edwin Kagan Mathematics Katherine LaMontagne Librarian Charles Lampson P. A. D. Frank Luciano Developmental Reading Richard Lavoie Civics; World Problems Marco March! Art 53 Angela Medici Stenography; Typewriting Dolores Mello German; World History Frank Martin English; Latin Frances McGee U.S. History Arthur Merrifield Chairman, Language Department French Louise B. Messer Chairman, Business Department Typewriting Joan McDuffle Ancient History Ora McLaughlin Chairman, Math 54 Betty Myles Permanent Substitute Richard Myles Mathematics John O’Brien Chairman, Science Department Biology Jean Perron Business Law; Business Math; Typewriting H IJ� • WJt . 1,10 ytMV . fur Arthur Podaras English; Creative Writing and Public Speaking. Neil Restani Chairman, English Department English; Creative Writing and Public Dorothy Richardson Arithmetic 55 1 ' ■ ! ' i . ' ! ' ! l ' ' I ' 1 I ill ( 1 Elma J. Sarkisian Geography; World History Roger Samson Machine Shop Mary Saunders English Leon Sedar Driver Education Sandra hep] EnglM .r Sidney Sher Chairman Social Studies Department Economics Ann M. Splaine U.S. History Socrates Taseos Mathematics 56 I I I i I i $ Graduation: a time of anticipation, a period of frus- tration, an era emanating an aura of happiness, an age with faint striations of sadness permeating the ever vigorous and curious mind of youth, the year of inde- cision beyond which lurks the ever present unknown, the culmination of struggle, joy, tears, laughter, and desire. School days rush through the stream of youth as a brook dashes from the mountains to the sea. Within this turbulence are encompassed the bubbles of emotions ever changing, constantly shifting with the pressures of goals unrealized, ambitions unfulfilled, ca- reer dreams changed, futures rearranged and psycho- logical designs for living re-established. Yet graduation is not the alpha nor the omega of one’s life nor the signal that one has been specially favored; but rather it is the “commencement” to determine the use to which each and every graduate of the Class of 1965 can utilize his or her education to foster the practical val- ues and aesthetic ideals that embrace a complete life of contributory citizenship and remunerative accomplish- ment. Chester D. Ingraham, Principal Education, essentially indefinable, relatively im- measurable, sometimes impractical, quite impondera- ble, hopefully impartible, believed imperative, often impossible is of inestimable value for those young peo- ple possessed with the foresight to seek, find, and cher- ish it. Personal happiness, true social usefulness, and a sensitivity for the evaluation of those values which en- hance our lives are precluded by the absence of it. Education is knowledge which may sire wisdom, and wisdom is a keenly textured mind capable of com- municating ideas for the improvement of world broth- erhood. This educational inheritance is not a gratuity to be lightly considered, rather, it is an incandescent hope when treaties, diplomacies, politics, armies, and riots, have failed. I, for one, am formally confident that you shall pre- vail. J. David Nuttall, Vice-Principal 58 mi iiijiUsnU::! S: a:::; •«??•••••� ( Office StafF Mrs. Currie Mrs. Walsh Guidance Department Mrs. Adams, Chairman Miss Carpenter, Secretary 60 Mrs. Lyons, Secretary Every four years the imagination of the world is caught up by the most thrill- ing spectacle of the sports world: The Olympic Games. The important thing in the Olympic Games is not winning, but taking part. After four years you are looking to- ward graduation. The essential thing in life is not conquering, but fighting well. We trust that Billerica Memorial High School has instilled in you the fundamen- tal principles of life that will assure you a happy, full, and successful life. Frederick C. Riel Superintendent Mr. Flaherty, Assistant Superintendent Superintendent’s Staff Miss Dole, Secretary 61 |S §| w ® 8S w Mm OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS “And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 63 Princess Pine Cotillion 64 Mr. Martin and Mr. Mountain, Ad- visers; Fred Crimins, President; Maureen Burke, Vice-President; Jean Sample, Sec- retary; Lee Roberts, Treasurer. Key Club National Honor Society Officers President, Vincent Melendy; Vice- President, John Trombly; Board of Di- rectors, Fred Crimins, Tom Meagher; Treasurer, Arthur MacDonald; Board of Directors, Peter Holloway. Mr. Piche is the Advisor. 1 j ' I 1 Math League Made up of students who excel in math, the League has ad- mirably represented the school. Library Assistants Headed by Chris Sharaffa and Elaine McKenna, the Pep Squad is ever increasing its activities and promoting school spirit. Pep Squad Band 78 Newspaper Staff Adviser, Mrs. Sheppard, and Officers, Bob Donaldson, Marilee Brown, and Linda Sullivan head the Gadabout. In its initial year, the French Club, under the guidance of Miss Belcher, has begun the ground- work for the future. Ski Club Officers, Andrea Levesque, Richard Gambale, Lynda Hagel, and Phyllis Sa- lowsky, with Adviser, Mr. Fournier, head our school’s Ski Club. Spanish Club Advisers, Mrs. Houghton and Mr. Carlino; Officers: Tom Still- ings, President; John Locke, Vice- President; Donna Harrington, Secretary; Pat Shaw, Treasurer. Travel Club ■HE Photography Club Adviser, Miss Gowdy; President, Glenda Cain; Vice-President, Phyllis Sa- lowsky; Treasurer, Carolyn Gilbert; Secretary, Rose- mary Rutherford. Debating Club Sigma Rho Pi Lee Roberts, Correspond- ing Secretary; Tom Meagher, Recording Secre- tary; John Trombly, Pro- gram Chairman; Lloyd Witham, President; Rich- ard Gambale, Vice-Presi- dent; Arthur MacDonald, Treasurer; Mr. Alcott, Ad- viser. 88 G. A. A. OFFICERS — Charlotte McDewell, Co-Intramural Chairman; Carol McLaughlin, Member-at-Large; Maryann Meehan, Vice-President; Roberta Sloper, Member-at- Large; Judy Callahan, Treasurer; Pat Mitchell, Member-at-Large; Gail Law, Sec- retary; Elaine McKenna, Co-Intramural Chairman; Jean Sample, President (ab- sent). 89 Isn ' t he Purdy? Pop! . . . And away we go! “Huh?” “Who has freckles?” Our side had 21% fewer teeth with Crust. “We’re gonna get us a man!” 90 •rr™ CLASS DANCERS Terry Re, Bobby Paste CLASS ARTISTS Richard Jubinville, Peggy Heck BEST DRESSED Bob Donaldson, Pam Hitchcock liiP ■llli FRIENDLIEST Donna Sarno, Jimmy Mastridlo CLASS WORKERS Gail Law, Tom Meagher FLIRTS Chris Karter, Paul Blight MOST SHY Bob Hederman, Sue Orne MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lee Roberts, Gerry Shea MOST PERSONALITY Billy Blades, Donna Lorden MOST TALKATIVE Judi Brennan, Bob Towse MOST SOPHISTICATED Lalia Brown, Lloyd William MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Chris Sharaffa, Tom Roach CUTEST SMILE Glenn Jenkins, Bernie Brien CLASS COUPLE Chris Sharaffa, Charlie Ward EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH Fred Luciano, Helen Geronda MOST EUN TO BE WITH Eddie Sanesis, Jean Sample MOST STUDIOUS Cliff McCarthy MOST STUDIOUS Angie Gallagher CUTEST BOY Ray Burton CLASS CLOWNS Janice Hann, George Forbes MOST POISED Steve Torre, Pam Simpkins CUTEST GIRL Mary Hughes YEARBOOK TYPISTS Marion Barchard, Lee Arakelian CLASS ATHLETES Bobby Mitchell, Moe Burke Tales Of Our Times I We entered with anticipation Filled with great determination. Mr. Myles and Miss Splaine were chosen to guide — To teach us to work, and how hard they tried! Their efforts were tireless, their patience unending. Their time and advice they were constantly lending. Before we knew it elections were here; Leaders were chosen for the coming year. Billy, Donna, Steveann, and Sue Did the job of more than a few. We danced on TV one day in December, Boston Ballroom is a place we’ll always remember. Our Freshman Dance was made to order, A Spanish fiesta called “South of the Border.” Our foundation was laid for years to come. Our Freshman Year had been step number one. II At Summer’s end, we returned to find Three years ahead and one behind. Elections were first on the agenda; The following won from the many contenders: Billy, Peggy, Pam, and Donna Accepted the duty as well as the honor. In April, on a young spring night. We held a dance called “Harbor Lights.” A lighthouse tall, a ship at sea We oft recall in our reverie. Toward the year’s end, as you may recall. Cheerleaders were chosen for the upcoming fall. Two years had gone by, and all were aghast That half of our journey had so quickly passed. With marks closed at last, and summer ahead. We looked with relief to long mornings in bed. 98 III Upperclassmen at last and equaled by none, Superior to all in our work and our fun. To the polls we all went, as in all other years And elected who, we thought, were the best of our peers. Billy, Elaine, Jeannie, and Rick Were surely a team which no one could lick. Truly a symbol of our Junior Year, Were the green and white ring s which we now hold so dear. Our Junior Prom was a date to recall, “Moonlight and Roses” was enchantment for all. The students awarded for their propriety Were elected into the Honor Society. Our Yearbook Staff was carefully selected From Juniors of whom great things were expected. The year’s end drew close, we all were excited Since next, as Seniors, we would be reunited. IV The year we’d awaited was finally here — To be called a Senior was music to the ear. In a year of Presidential elections. We also made our annual selections. Billy, Fred, Donna, and Jean Were chosen to lead our year supreme. Our cake sale, social, and supper were three Of the projects which boosted our treasury. To New York City we were bound — On a Staten Isle Ferry to be found. Our thoughts raced forward to the events to be; Our prom and graduation were yet to see. The sun will look down on a graduation scene. To be held on a Sunday under sky serene. Our future stretches before us far. With high school behind us — we’ll seek our star. 99 Maureen Burke, Captain Varsity Field Hockey Billerica 1 Methuen Opponent 0 2 No. Andover 1 0 Acton-Boxboro 1 0 Dracut 0 4 Wilmington 0 0 Chelmsford 0 1 Bedford 1 1 Acton-Boxboro 2 Roberta Sloper Elaine McKenna Judy Callahan Junior Varsity Betty-Ann Eagles Joy Capodilupo Cathy Clark Susan Foley Margie Campbell 102 Capt. Chris Sharafia Peggy Heck Drema Gile Lee Arakelian Donna Gile Bob Sherwood Glenn Jenkins Jim Columbus Football Co-Captains Bill Blades Fred Luciano 104 105 MaryAnn Meehan Lorraine Bavis Cathy McCormack Seniors Judy Callahan Captain, Maureen Burke Cathy Naughton 106 Mark Dickie Glenn Jenkins Jimmy Mastnillo Varsity Basketball Mike O’Connor Charlie Ward The spring track team of 1964 enjoyed a very successful season winning six meets and losing one. Richard Tougas was Captain of the team. Nine school records were broken during the season. Robert Mitchell won the Class C 220 yd. Dash in Boston and came in 5th place in the State Meet in the 220 yd. The Varsity had an undefeated season winning eleven meets and losing none. The Junior Varsity won eight meets and lost three. Robert Mitchell was the Captain of the team. The Varsity won the Lowell Suburban Championship and also won the Lowell Suburban Championship Meet. In the Catholic Memorial Invitational Meet in Boston our Freshmen and Sophomores won the Division Title by defeating 23 schools. Members of the team were Walter Belville, George Roberts, Steve Latham, Richard Tonks, John McFarland, Edward Killeen, and Ronald Clark. The Varsity did an excellent job in the State Meet in Boston coming in 6th place out of 29 schools. Cross Country Seniors Co-Captains Coach John Faria, Bob Mitchell Mr. Samson Winter Track WINTER TRACK SCORES Billerica 52 Weston 34 58 Bedford 28 58 Tewksbury 23 30 Danvers 56 43 Wayland 43 41 Lincoln Sudbury 45 54 Chelmsford 31 Robert Mitchell is the Class C State Champion in the 300 yd. run. He also holds the 40 yd. and 300 yd. dash records in the Colonial Track League. 117 Freshman Class Advisers: Miss Medici, Miss Teehan, and Mr. Lavoie. Officers: David Knowles, President; Mary Ogonowsky, Vice-President; Darlene Gro- blewski. Treasurer; Judy Law, Secretary. 119 Sophomore Class Advisers: Mrs. Sheppard and Mr. Perron. Offi- cers: Patricia Price, President; Kathleen Cooney, Vice-President; Lorraine Jenkins, Treasurer; Janet Barrett, Secretary. f Advisers: Mrs. Sarkisian and Mr. Lalumiere. Officers: Charles Gerossie, President; Joma Lavery, Vice-President; MaryAnn Meehan, Treas- urer; Pauline DeBenedictis, Secretary. Junior Class X 124 Compliments of . . DE MOULAS “More For Your Dollar” Lowell Billerica Chelmsford Salem, N. H. Wilmington Lawrence Congratulations To The Class of 1965 CABOT CORPORATION BILLERICA RESEARCH CENTER 125 ALMY, BIGELOW WASHBURN Junction of Winn St. Rt. 3A Burlington, Mass. Open 9:30 to 9:30 Mon. -Sat. Ample Free Parking Compliments of . . . FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LOWELL Lowell, Massachusetts Compliments of WOOD-ABBOTT CO. Established 1872 Diamond Merchants Jewelers 175 Merrimack Street Lowell, Massachusetts HI HAT ROLL-A-WAY 608 Princeton Boulevard Lowell, Massachusetts Maurice Rochette Proprietor Compliments of CHERRY WEBB COMPANY Lowell, Massachusetts Compliments of . . . PINEHURST MARKET Boston Road Billerica, Mass. IF IT’S NEW . . . Pollards has it! 144 Merrimack Street Lowell, Massachusetts Shop Mon., Thurs., Fri. ’til 9 Compliments of PIPER REAL ESTATE 722 Boston Rd. Billerica, Massachusetts CENCI’S BAKERY Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Chelmsford, Mass. BURLINGTON FOOTWEAR Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. Compliments of MARTIN CLOTHES Men and Boys 100-102 Central St. Lowell, Mass. RIORDON’S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 1 18 Cambridge St. Burlington, Mass. 272-9737 JOHN’S BARBER SHOP 197 Moody Street Lowell, Mass. (Jose D. Rivers) Best Wishes IGA FOODLINER Burlington-Lexington GAM’S SPANISH VILLA 199 Moody Street Lowell, Mass. PURITAN FLOOR COVERING INC. Carpets by Bigelow 145 Moody St. Lowell, Mass. Compliments of B B SHOE REPAIR Burlington, Mass. Compliments of SCOTT JEWELRY CO. Cor. Merrimack Central Sts. Lowell, Mass. BARON TIRE FAIR 206 Cambridge Street Economy Shopper’s Center Burlington, Mass. Compliments of CENTER DINER PINEHURST GULF SERVICE 790 Boston Road Pinehurst, Mass. 01860 Tel. 663-9114 CHELMSFORD GLASS ALUMINUM, INC. Parlmore Plaza Chelmsford, Mass. Tel. 256-5200 MARVEL SOFT ICE-CREAM and MINIATURE GOLF Rt. 3A Billerica 127 Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . HOWARD JOHNSON ' S LULL AND HARTFORD 185 Chelmsford St. Chelmsford, Mass. Tel. 256-0051 Sporting Goods and Equipment Co. Lowell, Massachusetts Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . CLERMONT ' S VOCELL BUS CO. MARKET, INC. BDlerica 200 Boston Road No. Billerica, Mass. 128 Best of Luck To The Graduates Franky, Richie, Charlie Pop DAVE’S SPAGHETTI HOUSE Subs Pizza 663-9328 428 Boston Road Billerica Center Compliments of MORRIS ARAKELIAN McCormack’s Drug Store Your Prescription Store Billerica Center Phone 663-3474 Compliments of F. J. GRIFFIN, INC. Bottled Liquor 8 1 8 Boston Road Billerica, Massachusetts 667-9850 Compliments of MARTIN COOPER PONTIAC SALES SERVICE ANTON’S HIGHLAND CLEANERS 308 Boston Rd. North Billerica Tel. 667-9314 Compliments of SAVE-MOR Boston Road Billerica, Massachusetts THE CRICKET SHOPPE 344 Boston Road Billerica, Massachusetts 129 Compliments of . . . MERCURY CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Cambridge Street BR 2-9878 Burlington, Mass. TWO GREAT CARS GERVAIS BROS. 626 Boston Rd. MO 3-8258 Billerica, Mass. GERVAIS DODGE 39 Central Ave. Ayer, Mass. GL 2-6261 Compliments of . . . CLERMONT ' S MARKET, INC. 200 Boston Road No. Billerica, Mass. CHESTER B. KETCHEN, JR. Merrimack Valley Welders Supply 207 Moody St. Lowell, Mass. Tel. GL 9-9781 Compliments of . . . Compliments of . . . MUSGRAVE’S DAIRY MAL’S DEPARTMENT STORE Boston Road Billerica Treble Cove Plaza ALLARD BERGER CHEVY J. P. O’CONNOR HARDWARE sales service body fender work Household, Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Hardware — Paints — Wallpaper 663-3520 663-3 1 64-3-8 1 4 1 -3-6 1 9 1 Boston Road Billerica Ctr. LE DOUX MARKET Best of Luck in Future Years Beer — Wine — Groceries Free Delivery To The Class of ’65 JOHNS MANVILLE PROD. 67 Bridle Rd. Billerica MO 3-3988 COMPANY Compliments of . . . DUTILE’S Fuel Oils — Heating — Air Conditioning ALPINE SKI CLUB 27 High Street 1965 toB.M.H.S. North Billerica, Mass. 663-3461 663-2742 131 PURDY Official Photographers — Class of 1 965 367 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. 133 134 For Those Who Want Fresh Flowers Smartly Styled DAVIS FLOWERS 726 Boston Rd. Billerica, Mass. 663-2671 College Trained Designers 135 Compliments of REDDINGTON THE FLORIST Flowers for all occasions PERRY FUNERAL CHAPEL 37 Years’ Experience 300 Boston Road Boston Rd. Billerica Billerica, Mass. Tel: 663-9127 Good Luck Compliments of LAKESIDE MOBILE HOME COURT WOODMEN OF THE WORLD and G. M. MOBILE HOME SALES Life Insurance Society 236 Cambridge Street Gene Marge DeMaggio Burlington, Mass. 01803 Oak Street North Billerica W. Perry Loftes F. I. C. State Manager Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP OF LOWELL BILLERICA POLICE Roy C. Powers, Manager GL 2-8727 KEEP ACQUAINTED! Compliments of j. McLaughlin sons inc. Compliments of Janitorial Service Treble Cove Road THE RUSSELL LUMBER CO. North Billerica, Mass. Tel. 663-8068 BILLERICA GLASS CO. Phinney Street Billerica, Mass. EASTGATE DRUG CENTER Eastgate Shopping Plaza Chelmsford Free Delivery Tel: 256-0916 B W AUTO BODY Phinney St. Billerica, Mass. A P Burlington, Mass. P. O. Box 1953 Boston, Mass. 02105 LEE’S TAXI CO. 388 Boston Road MISTER DONUT Burlington, Mass. Compliments of WELLS REAL ESTATE INC. Burlington, Mass. SPENCER 1-HR. CLEANERS 3 Hr. Shirt Service 262 Cambridge Street (at A P shopping center) Burlington Compliments of Newman’s Cafe Pinehurst John B. Nicholson, Prop. Compliments of MACK’S BAKERY 420 Boston Road Billerica Center FRED’S HAIR STYLISTS 188 Boston Road Billerica Compliments of UPDYKE JEWELERS 306 Boston Road Billerica, Mass. Compliments of BILLERICA TV RADIO 306 Boston Road Billerica, Mass. Compliments of iNNis McLennan Lumber Hardware Co., Inc. Boston Road, Billerica Comphments of GROSSMAN’S LUMBER COMPANY Billerica, Mass. Compliments of GLADSTONE BUILDERS GLADSTONE BUILDERS 138 Mr. and Mrs. Akkerman Mr. Alcott S-9 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margaret Alting Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William Archambault Mrs. MaryAnn Arrigo Mr. Raymond Arrigo Richard Baybutt John Barrette Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bergeron Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Bernarducci Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowe Family Dr. and Mrs. George H. Boynton Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brace Frederick G. Brown Mrs. G. Harold Brown Miss Thelma L. Brown Kenneth Buffum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke The Burlamachi Family A Friend C. C. Mrs. Cain John Carberg Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carroll Mr. Frank Casale Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cataldo Alison E. Christie Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Clancy Mrs. William Clancy Miss Peggy Ann Clark Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke Rev. Arnold F. Colletti Margaret Condon Vernon and Eva Corkum Mr. and Mrs. John Costa Rusty and Valerie Coutu Mrs. Douglas Cox Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Crimins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleigh Mrs. Ruth Davis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dawson Mr. and Mrs. D’Addeo Pam DeMoucell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dempsey Lawrence E. Desmond The Doherty Family Driver Education Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Elesher Family Mr. and Mrs. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Roger Evans Mrs. Edward Fermoyle Cummings The Florist Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Irving Folk Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler Robert H. Fowler From a Friend Lawrence Furd Mr. C Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Gabalis Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gallagher Genevieve C. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Ovie Gallet Mr. and Mrs. William Garvin Mrs. Gertrude Gervais Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gibbons Major and Mrs. Charles Gilbert Clarice Griffin Mr. and Mrs. George Hallenborg Mr. and Mrs. Roger Halvorsen Mr. and Mrs. George Hanson Mrs. Elizabeth Harrington Mary McHugh Mr. and Mrs. Philip Healy Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hentz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hitchcock Frederick J. Hoar Mr. and Mrs. James Holdman Harvey Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. John Horan William Horan Mr. and Mrs. C. William Horan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Houlne Miss Julia Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. John Hullett Mr. and Mrs. Carl Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Juerowitz The Harnas Family Mr. and Mrs. James Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kepple Barbara Ketchen Donna J. Ketchen Eunice Ketchen Joy B. Ketchen Ronald King Mrs. Kinsman Mrs. Charles W. Knox m $ .. 139 Mrs. Laflfin Mr. LaLumiere Vincent Lamberti Louis Lampson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lavalle Linda Lavery Bennett Public Library Mr. and Mrs. John Locke Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Lorden Frank J. Luciano Mrs. Bernadette MacDougall The MacDougall Family Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacLennan George Madden Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Malcuit Mr. and Mrs. Richard Manning Mrs. John Manson Dr. O. S. Marshall Francis M. Martin Mrs. Mason Mr. and Mrs. John Matheson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Matthews Clifton McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy George McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McDewell Miss McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGinnity Mr. Leo McGuire Mr. and Mrs. B. E. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. McKeown Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Richard McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin Charles McWhinnie Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mehrhoff Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Melendy Vinnie Melendy Mr. A. W. Merrifield Earle F. Merrow Louise B. Messer Mrs. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills Mr. and Mrs. John Monahan Family John Monahan Pam Monahan Mrs. Lillian Moore Gary J. Moskowitz, DMD Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray The Muson Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myles Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Roland Nickerson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Noonan, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Peppier Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Mr. and Mrs. Santo Piazza Mr. Piche Mr. and Mrs. A. Podaras Mr. and Mrs. Philip Poehler The Quinlan Family Lawrence Quinn Mr. and Mrs. John F. Re The Reid Family Mr. and Mrs. Neil F. Restani Judy Re vane Mrs. Evelyn Rich Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Richardson Miss Richardson From a Friend Anonymous Billy and Joy — 1965 Richie and Lynda Neville Rivet Barbara Lee Roberts Mr. George E. Roberts Mrs. Barbara Roberts Col. Alan V. Rochford Mr. and Mrs. John Roth Mr. and Mrs. William Rowlandson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan Mr. V. Sacharuk Mr. and Mrs. R. W. 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Award Gerald Shea, Student Government Day Representative Honors Lee Arakelian and Karen Nielsen John Hancock Honors Day A wards John Trombly Science Fair Winner Robert Doherty and Donna Harrington Most Courteous CAST OF “THE MIRACLE WORKER” by the Class of 1 965 Judith Zides Glenda Cain Gregory Holman Theresa Re Thomas Meagher John Trombly Robert Towse Josephine Capodilupo Vincent Melendy Lalia Brown Patricia Wiggins Judith Re vane Pamela Simpkins Linda Johnston Barbara Ketchen Timothy O’Connor Drema Gile Janet Kyricos Robert Towse Lalia Brown John Trombly Linda Johnston Pamela Simpkins Janet Kyricos Lee Roberts Kathy Peters Leslie Tarr Mrs. Patricia Cain Mr. Marco Marchi Helen Keller Anne Sullivan Captain Keller Kate Keller James Keller Mr. Anagnos Family Doctor Aunt Ev Blind Children from Perkins Institute Vincy Percy Martha A Servant Off-Stage Voices Prompters Director Art Director IN MEMORIAM We wish to dedicate this booklet and evening to our deceased classmates who have been separated from us but who remain in our thoughts. WILLIAM C. BLADES III CHARLES W. GRIDELLI THOMAS E. MEAGHER DELORES J. PRICE JEAN McINTIRE .1 v , If: I ' ll. - ,wrj� T.wA “ A Si I .rfi -■■ ? -1 ♦ ‘iv ■ -«ii i ■ . ' ' ' ' -r V Ai ' ’ 1 i. % ' ■ 1 f dr ' - ' ' ■ W V ■ ' ' ■ • frfn vf. btr-t, t= .r i.4i� e ' b ' fi; j. . 9 , ' rt3 rd ' ?. 3 srjfct-ii T i f ?if iLU iv ' „. - . � ®r 0 , r ii fUlki 0 v � � ) . .J.i. .1 0 )3 ■• ■• ’ . if ' i ' ,,1? . . ! I ' .V ‘ 7 f 1 • ' «’ ' ) ,’ ■■ (• ' ■ ■ J f 4 . ' . ; : ♦ ' . . - « -Tj jia : n. ' 3t. ' ; . ' A ' ?aM8« !n 4 ' v. ;’v3M ;3(.i ' . rtftfif 1 ‘jJ ivTxsi I m i 4 ‘.k. i V-’ ♦■ ' ' ' . ' (u ■ i . Vf’ vtii. � ik if V ‘rf • ' ll 4: V ff ' ii . t r«� w t. ' s- ' ' ' „?� ■■ 1. ■ i V .T kU ' ri ' ■ 1 u:i ' ' V ■♦ Af! % ' ! r 3 I ' M if4 j iNi ' ' L ' I ♦. 1 V -if . ■ : ' J I ir II LEE (ARAKELIAN) MARZILLI Occupation: Freelance Court Reporter, Boston Further Education: Stenotype Institute of Boston Married: (Richard) 6 1 68 Children: Richard (9 11 70), Alan (2 27 74), Lora Lee (4 1 75) Address: 18 Boulder Rd . , Lexington, MA FRANCIS BARBERE Occupation: Technical Artist, Lincoln Lab (MIT) Further Education: Art Institute of Boston Military Service: U.S. Coast Guard, Radarman 3rd Class Married: (Karen) 10 24 70 Children: Erik Michael (12 9 71) Address: 38 Bridge Street, Chelmsford, MA 01824 MARIAN (BARCHARD) MORRISON Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Charles, Class of 1962 BMHS) 5 28 66 Children: Christine Louise (3 16 70) Address: 423 Rosewood Lane, Lowell, MA 01857 JUNE (BEECY) O ' CONNOR Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Gerry) 3 15 69 Children: Patrick Lee (5 28 73, Robert John (1 15 75) Address: 257 Tunxis Ave . , Bloomfield, Connecticut GAIL (BORRAZZO) JOHNSON Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Allan, Class of 1964 BMHS) 10 17 70 Children: Craig (1 14 72), Kristen (1 19 74) Address: 17 Grant Street, So. Berwick, Maine 03908 KAREN (BOTELHO) STEEVES Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: Lowell Academy of Hairdressing Married: (David, Class of 1965 BMHS) 4 12 70 Children: Michael (12 18 71), Cheryl (3 14 75) Address: 1 McCarthy Drive, Groton, MA 01450 WILLIAM F. BOYLE • Occupation: Vice President Manufacturing Operations Mgr. Astro Circuit Co. Married: (Elizabeth) 8 25 65 Children: Billy III (5 9 66), Richard (12 1 67), Dawn (6 11 69) Address: 5 Mt. Vernon Ave., Billerica, MA LALIA (BROWN) BELL Occupation: Reading Teacher Grade 6, Wareham, MA Further Education: B.A. University of Mass., Boston M.Ed. Boston State College Married: (William) 11 22 69 Address: 69 Newfield St., Plymouth, MA 02360 MAUREEN (BURKE) McWILLIAMS Occupation: Part-time Tutor, Woburn School System Further Education: B.S. University of Massachusetts, Amherst Married: (Francis) 7 10 70 Children: Lorette (2 27 73) Address: 77 Woodside Rd . , Winchester, MA RICHARD W. CAMPBELL Occupation: Student, Graduate Assistant, Syracuse University Further Education: B.A. (1973) Political Science, University of Mass., Amherst; Masters Public Administration (1975), Syracuse University Military Service: Air Force, Staff Sargeant Married: (Jean Sample, Class of 1965 BMHS) 9 10 68 Children: Jennifer Ann (4 27 69), Joshua Driscoll (3 22 72) Address: Slocum Heights B-20 A-8, Syracuse, NY 13210 JOSEPHINE (CAPODILUPO) INFANGER Occupation: Homemaker and Part Time Professional Accordion Teacher, Rosita Lee Accordion Studio Further Education: B.A. in Elem. Education, Rivier College, Nashua; Masters Degree in Remedial Reading, Lowell State Col 1 ege Married: (Sandy, Class of 1964 BMHS) 6 27 70 Children: Kimberly Joy (12 27 71), Second child due in May, 1975 Address: 13 Frost St., Billerica, MA RICHARD CARPENTER Occupation: Home Builder Military Service: U.S. Naval Reserve SN Married: (Nancy Morris, Class of 1967 BMHS) 11 9 68 Children: Derek (5 14 70), Dennis (6 2 71) Address: 15 Ferren Drive, Billerica, MA .H • V, I |,v3 .1 ?-l 0 ' i ■ nyh r c .-. ■ ' ' t r0 I . • - ■ , .0;, .. ' : J ; D T J j ■ ■■. ' ' •. A ' ■ ■ ' fj { H r. f f ; , ’ N(UO) I fia fnmTrltD M: iiaortTii f f f ; . i. ' i‘n W i, d sbfi ' Tcl ni: o, y ■ . a; J; . i i I) ’ ' yO ■ - .i M t ' ’ ' ■ . fio J ' ■ - ■ ’ f i • ' - cK S?) iM , ?1i L-. ' 0� n7 : ’ ' .. � ■ « ’ t : : j ' lnaA L‘ ' ' { Ih :, . , ' - ' jpuAH LKiO’v, , ' ; :, U ' ' 1 : : i. •. J u i .) U . . I s j ' lb; ' n ' : ' ' lb ' ' 1 ’. (.: :: s ) AM ,? Dn • W , b ; - ' b ' . . ' .f ' i: ■ v ' f ' . ' ! n! 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PETER Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: Andover Institute of Business f arried: (Frank, Class of 1 962 BMHS) 9 23 67 Children: Frank (8 68), Kristin (7 69), Robert (11 70) Address: 611 Maple Street, Franklin, MA SANDRA (CIVETTI) BALBONI Occupation: Homemaker, Bookkeeper for John ' s Auto Body, Billerica Further Education: Working towards degree as Tax Consultant and CPA at Bentley College Married: (John, Class of 1961 BMHS) 3 1 66 Children: John J. (3 28 67), Stacy Lee (7 3 70) Address: 2 Harjean Rd . , Billerica, MA KATHLEEN (CLARKE) WHITE Occupation: Executive Secretary to Vice President of Patents ancl Licensing, Itek Corporation, Lexington, MA Further Education: Andover Institute of Business (1967) Married: (William, Class of 1965 BMHS) 12 5 70 Children: Jeffry William (8 14 71) Address: 181 High Street, N. Billerica, MA 01862 JAMES M. COLUMBUS Occupation: Control and Scheduling Supervisor, New England Telephone, Billerica, MA Military Service: U.S. Coast Guard Reserve, E-5 Married: (Sandra) 5 24 69 Children: Gregory (3 20 73) Address: 84 Alexander Avenue, Dracut, MA BERKELEY W. CU E Occupation: Research Chemist, University of Minnesota (Will begin employment with Pfizer Central Research, Groton, Connecticut in August) Further Education: B.A. (Chemistry) University of Mass., Boston; Ph.D. (Organic Chemistry) University of Alabama Married: ( Loui se Perry , Class of 1 964 BMHS) 8 24 69 Address: 3728 Foss Rd., Minneapolis, Minnesota 55421 ELIZABETH (DEROCHERS) WORCESTER Occupation: Homemaker Married: (David) 11 4 67 Children: David Neil (3 31 73) Address: 9 Highland Ave., Brewer, Maine 04412 t .-a I ' l M ' , K-V’ i ' . , r, . r r ) ' « (,C ' i V ' ni j .M : , . :y Lll ■ ■l. ' ■I I ' . ' t . ' ■■wo a. ' -r ’ . . „, ,r’u: ., ' .(!. (jnj ' v . , -AsoMl : ;• OJ ' iA ( ' , ' I?) ' � iks . 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S iJS ' • O 1 ' ' - ' ' i ' ■ •. • • ' ’ , r � K«c ' 0 - ;, ' t j- -iMhA y ■!, .f?s � ; ■ t,!.i a !«■ wu � ‘ •J y V, X lll£jJl ' «|| ■m V ' V •, ’,f ' i s lM-W: — “ A . ■■ ' , «■ ' :i|( 1 .: -y Qi ■ ' • - ■ Mo 4 r ' f ' ■ ' : 0 ? i ' ttV-, ! •■ ‘.i. ' • ■}■■ ' ' ‘ ’ ;-ji:a ,lt ' ' ' sp itM :■ ' ri sx !ft t - 3 V A ' JEANNETTE (DEROCHERS) WHITE Occupation; Horticulturist, Heimlich ' s Nurseries Married: (Edward) 1 | | 1 Children: Paul Edward (1 13 72) Address: 120 Burlington St., Woburn, MA 01801 KENNETH DiMATTEO Occupation: Mental Hygiene Therapy Aide, Rome Developmental Center Further Education: Assoc, of Arts (AA), Herkimer Co. Community College, NY Military Service: U.S.A.F., Sgt. Married: (Carol) 4 4 70 Children: Suzanne (8 18 70) Address: R.D. 1, Eureka Rd . , Rome, NY PAUL H. EATON Occupation: Senior Material Planner, Instrumentation Labs, Lexington Military Service: Army, SP 5 E-5 Married: (Denise) 9 8 72 Children: Karlene (11 15 72) Address: 11 Burnside St., Lowell, MA DIANNE (FINN) CHISHOLM Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Christopher Ian, Class of 1964 BMHS) 8 31 69 Children: Christopher Ian, Jr. (6 21 70), Victoria Mary (12 3 74) Address: 12 Ash Drive, Gales Ferry, Connecticut DONNA L. FITZGERALD Occupation: Hairdresser, Hair Fashions by Donna, Billerica Further Education: Fazios Hair Design Address: 165 Andover Rd . , Billerica, MA ALAN GALE Occupation: Sales Administrator, Microwave Associates Married: (Kathy Quinlan, Class of 1965 BMHS) 5 11 68 Address: 21 Arbor Rd . , N. Chelmsford, MA RICHARD GAMBALE Occupation: Mechanical Engineer, Western Electric, No. Andover Further Education: B.S. Lowell Tech. Institute Married: (Lynda Hagel , Class of 1965 BMHS) 10 4 69 Children: Richard (1 24 72), Mark (2 6 75) Address: Dunstable Rd . , Tyngsboro, MA K s ■ ' H w O p y ,j • ?,5� V ‘-(yj.) .r- i f ’’ ‘ ' • ' ■ ' •; ' :;v£r ;i, ■• ' .. j ' . .3 2 : W ' :«( ' : t rq.. ' jT. t . nn u Sf . .•2 9T. ' -•■ ' : - nfn iQjin i „ ■■ : -yi r ' , bfA Yq6 � ?. T i-r.;. :ncli ' i y 5 r A, ii;n ' ,c‘ ' rjff I . ' ' ■• ' .( .A) :‘r4. 0 : ‘ )• •.■ ' .« ' r rJ � � ' i ' y ft , . -r . j ' o; ' r V ri .r .1 r.c . ‘ - i £-«� u i j ■ ‘li -nii U. 8 ' ' -.• . ■ ' ■ ' ■ ■ ' • ■7 3 • ' 1- ' V ' ' •;r ;]| p: ■ : «; • ■ .Y .“� A . 1 • rtf) 7-- ' p : : ' ■ 0 naibT ' tB .32 • .u ' - . A ' M ■■ ' • ' 1 ' ! ' k ■ • 2 U C2 ' .£ v: V- . ::Rf D -vn .! ' -i •. ■ X,%6 S f I 0..i ' h V; , C V - . ' ' ■ f ' • ' ' ■’ -t tpj -‘ ' 0 t: nfto3 : 1 x ‘ ' ' • ' ■ ' ' . . i } ' . j i Ur: T Ib-Q , fcAn 0 (1 :.ny r iViB , 1 ' it v) ' - ' - ' ft r ■ ; P f ;•{, ' ■ I. . kv rft ♦. .iiV ’ ' ’I ' ' - .it- ' . . K t, £ ■; ' ■ ' . ' 3 I ( j ' B , .f 3 ' ■■: ■ ' i v- ' b.’iA . ' (.V V ' ? 7 ' 3 ' ?sJt� vewoiptM , -itjt -, ' f .n :• nA- t n •- • d ' r ■ i. ' . ' r; 0-, ' i’ ' -. ' ' }=■•■ ' yMJ?6.V ,-■ ‘ ■• ' ' ■ AH ,hy rr. 9fiy .H. ‘ ' A ' V . ' ,71 , ' ■ 3 .v.j-t3.3a VI, . ..y.-rvnl ' iirj ; ;ic 0 I ( 22 , c v- ' .- i . i ■ 2 2 k f y 4 ‘ii5f 3- f, J ' 1 ( -3 . 3. , Z-) i •� S.M ' • . ( S Ali ' t V 64 ' ' Atp o- ' Otjc.eiivxT . .Y C •V DONNA (GILE) READY Occupation: Teacher (McFarlin School, Chelmsford, MA), Part Owne Lord and Lady Formal Wear (Watertown, MA) Further Education: Graduate Lowell State College Married: (Dennis) 7 15 72 Address: 2 Abbott Lane, Chelmsford, MA DREMA (GILE) MAIN Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: 2 years Salem State Married: (Arthur) 2 25 67 Children: Stephen A. Stacey L. (9 20 67), Patrick (3 31 71) Address: 2 Clydesdale Rd., Chelmsford, MA SUSAN (GLAVIN) CREEDON Occupation: Administrative Secretary, Massachusetts Hospital Assn. Children: Kathleen (10 25 69) Address: 11 Putnam Rd . , Billerica, MA 01866 SHERYL (GREATHEAD) CAMPBELL Occupation: Draftsman, Harry R. Feldman, Inc., Boston Married: (Paul) 4 2 67 Address: 45 Wilbur Street, Malden, MA 02148 . LYNDA (HAGEL) GAMBALE Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: Lowell Commercial College, Lowell Married: (Richard, Class of 1965 BMHS) 10 4 69 Children: Richard (1 24 72), Mark (2 6 75) Address: Dunstable Rd . , Tyngsboro, MA DONNA (HARRINGTON) GRAVES Occupation: Computer Systems Analyst, System Development Cor p., Lexington, MA Further Education: B.A. Merrimack College, No. Andover, MA; Master of Ed., Johns Hopkins Univ., Baltimore, MD; Attending Worcester Polytech Institute Married: (Ronald) 5 23 71 Address: 26 High Street, Ashland, MA 01721 JUDITH (HARTSHORN) FAY Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Christopher, Class of 1962 BMHS) 7 15 G7 Children: Katie (8 5 68), Elaine (9 12 69), Maureen 10 8 70), Chris IV (1 19 72) Address: 14 Glenvale Ave . , Pinehurst, MA r ' . M A ' k ' a. 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' ' ' •« jl U ,.v}-fti;� ■5‘ ' ! H ' L . fe-t ,,fr4i ' ■! ' ' V ; TiO ' ‘ ' olu.: ' ‘A i� T ' ' v Ihffiri ' {tftM’Ofl) ,y«H ;v..._i ■if.i r 5. J ' APf , b.fTM n ? ■’� . .; i li A,3t ' i ' e-ts ; hX % ,. IV ' M i.w. ' -A 1 I T3S i. (pKfi ■ t® , 4 ' • ' l ' l ' A ' . ' J ' i . i s Aur3 ,( ' evA va) ■;fl? itrrMa Wi ' ' •.■ - « .K� .?2 on nH 8 vA gfAvna ? ) AT :2% « ibbA ' , j .■j‘� ’ ' jP lA SSjk] iiiOilH MARGARET (HECK) SULLIVAN Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Thomas, Class of 1964 BMHS) 10 1 66 Children: Kerry Lynn (1967), Bonnie Lee (1972) Address: 16 Mason Ave., No. Billerica, MA PATRICIA (HERLIHY) CAMPBELL Occupation: Hairdresser Married: (Joseph) 10 1 66 Children: Joseph Arthur Jr. (3 20 67), Denise Audra (8 5 69) Address: 47 Glad Valley Drive, Billerica, MA GREGORY M. HOLMAN Occupation: U. S. Coast Guard, Instructor Quartermaster School, Naval Training Center, Orlando, Florida Military Service: U. S. Coast Guard, E-6 (Quartermaster First Class) Married: (Barbara) 9 14 72 Children: Elise Michelle (8 7 73), Second child due in Sept. Address: 2312 Kingsland Ave., Orlando, Florida 23808 KATHLEEN (HORAN) SMUTEK Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: Chamberlayne Junior College, Boston, MA (Interior Design) Married: (John) 6 14 69 Children: Jennifer Jeanne (9 4 70), Sharon Marie (5 11 72) Address: 21 Belmont Rd . , Billerica, MA 01821 CHERYL (JENKINS) REID Occupation: Homemaker and Part Time Waitress, Howard Johnson ' s, Burlington Married: (James, Class of 1962 BMHS) 1 22 66 Children: Michael (11 12 66), Thomas (2 28 68), Lisa (6 29 70) Address: 41 Peach Orchard Rd . , Burlington, MA 01803 GLENN A. JENKINS Occupation: Carpenter, self-employed Further Education: Burdett College Military Service: U.S. Air Force Reserve Married: (Gaile) 9 28 68 Children: Scott (4 6 69) Address: 23 Skyline Drive, Billerica, MA r sifat,-- ■ - . 1 mi I _pi� .i|; i j C d a $ ' buA o?infu i(t|voi ti’ .ft ' . 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I (cn?S a) alJ ♦(8d bS S) e« B0r1| JddKSfNflO ; ■ rt icf ni3 ' . | ; ?OSfO AM rfrtj riifti b’ ft.(l ' ) iO il5t oH f r e - tbarA ‘ ' :j J:: J ' siMi? a3iof ' ' TfA .2; C; V A S I a t t- 1% .1 ‘i • h o h r Arfi , ' (.3ii9f(tta 3S S? A t9,(AB[ } wa - ?.S yx-9trtbA ' AiJim ' ' :f. ■’. ■ ' V ' ‘’ ■ ' ■ JUDITH (JOLLIMORE) WARD Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Gary Ward, Class of 1965 BMHS) 10 28 67 Children: Gary Jr. (1 7 69), Eric John (11 11 72) Address: 14 Pearson St., Chelmsford, MA BARBARA (KETCHEN) SAMPERISI Occupation: Adult Ed. --Physical Therapy, Baldwin Park Unified School District Further Education: B.S. Univ. of Mass, Amherst; M.Ed. L.S.C. Married: (Angelo) 6 30 74 Address: 6031 Greenleaf Ave. B, Whittier, California 90601 MARILYN (KING) SHAW Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Victor) 7 16 66 Children: Judith Anne (10 25 67), Timothy (11 3 68), Christopher (10 16 70) Address: 10 Jersey St., E. Pepperell, MA GERRARD KYRICOS Occupation: Carpenter (Self employed). Ski Instructor (Part time) Address: 117 Gray St., Billerica, MA VIVIANE (LEONE) PARADISE Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Alfred) 12 26 65 Children: Michelle (6 24 68), Lynda (12 25 70) Address: 16 Sando St., Pawtucket, R.I. 02860 CATHERINE (LIVINGSTON) BLAKE Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: B.S. Ed. Lowell State College Married: (Rodney) 3 14 70 Children: George (8 30 72) Address: 24 Foster Ave., Billerica, MA 01821 JOHN J. LOCKE Occupation: Teacher, Locke Middle School, Billerica Further Education: B.A. Merrimack C ollege; Attending Antioch College and will receive Masters Degree in Open Education Address: Campbell Rd . , Billerica, MA ’ ' ■ 1 ' • . , A ■ ' • • rT rc b .fx ' tyti-. ,iv, _ ; « ■ r j : ;.y; . . T. r ■0 ' ‘ • ' . ■ ' . ' ■b� v ■ . . ' ■ •, i ' d) I: . ■; -loo 0 f ' 1 -■ 1 f ?� • (, ' Sr ’•f • .Af; ,b ' . 0-1 Jri ' •f, :? .. . ! C ’■ftC 1 ■ ' ' ' - A . : ' ' ) ill. , � f ' .; , ' . ' ■ ■ , ' 0 ?. ' ! ■ � H T t � . 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A 3 • cm) . 1 j ' rif ? ■ ' . 1 ( 1 D SJ b 3 ;• j 0 0 i ' 3 ‘ ' V 0 c l ' () ‘ 9 v r 9 - ' ■ 9 ' f f r W ' ' ' i- ' H , i5 :?:i -= f f S . b)3 ; ■ ' .irii ., ■ J- ' • ' ■■ p ' i . DONNA (LQRDEN) McLAUGHLIN Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: B.A. History, Lowell State College Married: (Michael ) 10 12 68 Children: Michael E. Jr. (age 5), Matthew E. (age 4), Third Child due 9 21 75 Address: 324 Treble Cove Rd., No. Billerica, MA CARL G. MacCONNELL Occupation: Owner-Manager , Colonial Aviation Services Further Education: East Coast Aero Tech, A P License Military Service: E-5 U.S. Army Married: (Nancy Faria, Class of 1967 BMHS) 5 11 68 Children: Carl (3 11 69), Keith (8 8 71), Scott (12 21 73) Address: 309D Neck O ' Land Rd . , Williamsburg, VA 23185 JOHN MacDONALD Occupation: Framing Contractor, Self-Employed Married: (Sally) 5 23 70 Children: Michael (8 10 73) Address: 27 Brian Road., Chelmsford, MA LINDA (MARCHANT) BURNS Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Howie) 6 22 68 Children: Matthew (11 21 69), Brian (12 11 70) Address: 76 Robert Ford Rd., Watertown, MA STEPHEN E. MARCHANT Occupation: Cost Accountant, Western Electric Co., Inc., No. Andover Further Education: ASA, Bryant Stratton, Boston; Attending LTI for BA Military Service: U.S. Air Force, SSGT Married: (Lois McDermott, Class of 1966 BMHS) 1 25 69 Children: Stephen, Jr. (5 15 70), Joseph Alan (6 23 72), Robert Kenneth (4 18 74) Address: 4 Walnut Street, No. Billerica, MA y-i ' ■ ' 3 7 1 •: ' i-i .5 •■ V-Vj ' V } r jte’icw : ; ii ‘ V J ■ : i c. ■ :. iZ AM- .Jj ■Jt. r ' i.-VJ .j « C. - ' •in ; ■ t . 0 . - ' •: . Vi- ' V- ■- - ' i ' ’ ■ ’ ■■- ■‘ •. . ' Cif’T ' L .?-? V i.t . ' ' ■• ••t. ’ 1 ' J ■• ' till ] ' i ' l t� t ' ' ' 1 aII ( V S) • . «-� � • (13 A‘ , ' ■ ,.h • ' ‘j ' ■ ' - •• ,: ' • : r ' - h ■? • ' ' ? ’■ • ' -• sii ;■ (f ' ,- i u ) ■‘- ' ’li ' ” ■ ■■■ ' • ' ' . .IWPJ-J MOri , , ' ■■ - i! 0 - ' 9 X - VS 9 ' ' ‘ ' « ' .orl ..jnl ,.c aMJoslJ ‘. ' j . - •’ j- ' osCj ■� ;uybi ' .‘ j ;noJ- •• .m‘� v ' ■ fji J . -i ' : mo J-.j Jb ' Hl -o ' i ' M.- ri £ ' in . , 1 ' : v ' V.? 0 S . ' ■ . ;-X ' - t. MM i G nn : ; ' : 1 rj J f C j ' M : ■ Kl iM JAMES M. MASTRULLO Occupation: Electrician Military Service: E-6 Army Married: (Linda Yates, Class of 1966 BMHS) 9 14 68 Children: Michelle (12 31 71) Address: 66 Tercentennial Drive, Billerica, MA ELAINE (McCUMBER) SHERWOOD Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: Bachelor of Science Degree in Pre-School Kindergarten, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah Married: (Philip) 1 27 70 Children: Erik Douglas (1 10 71), Geoffrey Alan (7 27 73), Sharon Renee (1 21 75) Address: 527 Valley Park Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78227 ELAINE (McKENNA) ' SAUNDERS Occupation: LPN, Part-Time at Newton Wellesley Hospital Further Education: Holy Ghost Hospital, Cambridge, MA Married: (Robert, Class of 1965 BMHS) 10 25 69 Children: Kelliann (6 1 70), Bobby, Jr. (5 18 74) Address: 14 Gilman Road, N. Billerica, MA VICTOR C. MELENDY Occupation: Firefighter, Town of Stoughton Military Service: U.S. Navy, IC3 Married: (Carol Geronda) 7 12 70 Children: Christopher John (3 21 71), Lisa Nicole (7 25 73) Address: 16 Howland Terrace, Stoughton, MA VINCENT I. MELENDY Occupation: Sales Engineer, TRW, Waltham, MA Further Education: B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northeastern Univ. Address: 3 Stafford Lane, Billerica, MA THERESA (MELVIN) GOUVEIA Occupation: Homemaker Children: James Michael (1 20 71) Address: 68 Liberty St., Lowell, MA ‘• - j � ' i : 1 ..i , V .A« : ' i ' : I ' ' ■■ I ' ' ' ♦ ' L. ‘‘tf ti ' a - M, iiC‘ l % Ji n ? 9 f -� j 5 r 3 i n o f i i ' Cw SiO Ymi A - 3 5 W 1 � « • •t ' f .... ' if tf f ‘ ' a3 ArAe. RHH« ddCT 0 feeff) ,saHt |ft u srl ;;rtsTbl J 43 ,v ; - ,.s« i ' a ' ' ' !■ . k f ’m 3 oxn 3 ng (jng wfiiotij) f ? 9 5 ni l «O.H- 11 0 HV 0 . . 9 on 9 ' b 2 iioF?Hofia OU?lv • t 7 1- Lv. m . 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Military Service: U.S. Army Security Agency E-5 Married: (Alison Christie, Class of 1964 BMHS) 8 17 68 Children: Gwendolyn Che (1970) Address: 24 Cranberry St., Pepperell, MA 01463 PETER E. MIRABELLA Occupation: Loan Officer, First Hawaiian Bank Trust Further Education: B.S., Northeastern University Married: (Minda) 5 1 73 Children: Chantal D. Keal ohapauol e (8 30 73) Address: 1069 Spencer St., 501, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 BEVERLY (MIRASOLO) MIRABITO Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Edward) 9 11 66 Children: Kimberly (7 6 67), Mark (9 4 70) Address: 17 Carol Lane, Waltham, MA ROBERT C. MITCHELL Occupation: Sales Engineer, Delaware Further Education: Will soon be graduated from Merrimack College with B.S. in Business Management Military Service: U.S. Army Spec. 4 Married: (Sandra Cossette, Class of 1964 BMHS) 8 8 68 Children: Bobby Jr. (11 18 69), Kristyn Lee (8 7 73), Third Child due in June ' 75 Address: 51 Andover Rd., Billerica, MA PAMELA (MONAHAN) DUCHARME Occupation: Homemaker Part Time Stock Transfer Agent Married: (Ronald) 2 13 71 Children: Jayne (5 9 73) Address: 1285 Lawrence St., Lowell, MA STEVEN E. MOREL Occupation: Construction, Belmont, MA Military Service: Navy Married: (Paula Balboni, Class of 1966 BMHS) 9 7 69 Address: Rees Rd . , Greenville, NH :rlU: y pwwi Mill -A AttMajfyAJ. ' 9’ $mvr v.T. ' r...., ' y A3f ; ‘ ri(i::v iV f bv h ' -i ■i j -w [ 3 :nuvj tf ' rjf)- • ' . 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' . i .) v � r i: ;.?v D ' : n o r 3 t ' t! ■ ' 0. i-tfor ' . :b f roH ' r f PATRICIA (MORRIS) DeMARINO Occupa-tion: Homemaker Married: (Alfonse, Class of 1960 BMHS) Children: Michael (3 12 68), Lisa (6 9 69), Ann Marie (1 23 71), Billy (12 19 72) Address: 34 Pine St., No. Billerica, MA CATHERINE (NAUGHTON) STETSON Occupation: Presser, Clinton Manufacturing, Milford, NH Married: (Charles, Class of 1964 BMHS) 7 31 66 Children: Charles IV (3 2 70) Address: 1 Briar Cliff Drive, Milford, NH 03055 TIMOTHY T. O ' CONNOR Occupation: Fabricator Foreman, Marvell Plate Glass, Nashua, NH Military Service: Air Force Reserves, Staff Sgt. E-5 Married: (Marie DePasquale, Class of 1966 BMHS) 3 9 68 Children: Timothy (11 5 69), Thomas (12 29 71), Stephen (4 25 73) Address: 211 Brook Village Rd., Apt. F-8, Nashua, NH FRANK A. O ' KEEFE, JR. Occupation: Telephone Repairman, New England Telephone, Bedford, MA Married: (Nancy Gill, Class of 1966 BMHS) 5 8 71 Children: Colleen Marie (5 6 74) •Address: 173 Andover Rd . , Billerica, MA 01821 SUSAN (ORNE) LAPERRIER Occupation: Teacher Aide, Lincoln Elementary, Davenport, Iowa Further Education: B.S. Lowell State College Married: (Robert) 6 70 Address: Lot 202, Lake Canyada, Davenport, Iowa 52804 JEAN PHAIR Occupation: Directory Clerk, New England Telephone Telegraph Co. Lynn, MA Address: 25 Treble Cove Rd . , Billerica, MA KENNETH J. POWDERLY, JR. Occupation: Plumber Military Service: Navy Married: (Mary Ann) 7 24 70 Children: Brian Gerard (4 24 71), Jeff Michael (7 6 74) Address: 44 Pond Lane, Billerica, MA 01865 fr • vW ' f ■ ■ kv .‘ f ' ’ ■� .� r -v; i B ‘ T 9 ;f 8 B� ai«oH (2 f4a 03Cr W .lacra ,4afT0VrA) rbnHT� H . 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' V� ‘ 3 n«TH ' . .b? a«o 3 j f(t� ' ?T ay Vzikibbd • ' “ . j, -V? !! ' .J ' J , ' :?ii ' l ••:,(ioliAu,b. 5 aO t ' : , ' ’iA ■ ' ’ - OV Vl S ■ ; Jam ' ftH); ; H I n 1 nh (A AawKfaisrf Tn- ttfO ( iu i A| b t jys 03 KA- ; l ‘tbr•r a MM AH ' fi yi ' M !|( rf.-f. «i- ' ' ,, aft ' i;!,- U To ' . f, 1 2 e ' b-bA ' 2 • ■ V:. ' +■ i I ' . Vi % ' 5 ' ' tfc itf ,y‘. KATHLEEN (QUINLAN) GALE Occupation: Secretary, Microwave Associates Married: (Alan, Class of 1965 BMHS) 5 11 68 Address: 21 Arbor Rd., N. Chelmsford, MA EVERETT N. REDDINGTON Occupation: Truck Driver, Mechanic, O.J. McGarrahan Steel Erectors, Boston Further Education: Assoc. M.E. Lowell Tech. Military Service: U.S. Navy E-4 Married: (Irene) 10 10 71 Children: Everett III (1 16 73) Address: 42 Russet Rd . , Billerica, MA 01821 JUDITH (REVANE) KROCHUNE Occupation: Teacher, Hajjar School, Billerica Further Education: B.S. Elem. Ed. Lowell State College Married: (Russ, Class of 1968 BMHS) 1971 Children: John (1974) Address: 43 Bal ' dwin Rd . , Billerica, MA SANDRA (RICH) TERRUSO Occupation: Homemaker Married: (John, Class of 1964 BMHS) 9 24 66 Children: John Jr. (6 25 69), Stephen (6 21 72 Address: 63 Pine Valley Drive, Dracut, MA KATHLEEN (RICHARDS) HACKETT Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Robert) 10 15 67 Children: Brian Patrick (5 5 72), Second child due 6 16 75 Address: 5803 3rd Ave., Vienna, W. Virginia 26105 BARBARA LEE (ROBERTS) FLIGHT Occupation: French Teacher, Chelmsford, MA (Edith McCarthy Junior High) Further Education: B.A. Northeastern University Married: (Wilson) 7 14 73 Address: 71 Harbor St., Pepperell, MA 01463 DONALD. E. ROGERS Occupation: Mechanic, Polaroid Corp. Military Service: U.S. Air Force Sgt. Married: (Susan McAdams, Class of 1968 BMHS) 3 29 75 Address: 158 Andover Rd., Billerica, MA 01821 ■ J ?!Vi ' T ?P ' ' fWi ' ■ ' ;■ ' ' V •: ;■ ' f . ■;;■ , j ' ■ AW !? ■ ' : V ' 1 ' •■ ' - ' ■. vM ' : ' fl ' ' .! Wfl P ' 1 Hi « , ' jai Tj)?N??A i .kuf ' (rt� 1 •a ' la-se sf oHcqusaO l . ! ' (SHMfi iaCf ift.td ,n� IAi ;ti� tTl H ; ‘ .buj jnEx ' li) ■•■. ..bit -.od ' iA (S iaAibbA ' ' .JH ' ' ' ' • ' ‘• ■ ' ' i ' ' :Tfc) ' IIJ015 ;i« r. IRJO ,0.0 ,3tnfldo « :na ;ooU3 � C rrftw( J i . i 0rVii t4- «9 r J ; issro AM . ‘� t J f a � .b;i 7 £WI« s :c«t’ tJbA , n ■ ■ ' t. :noi3aqM, 0 g f ' y irroj 2 t r 0Wf)J vJ vnojhj)io4tb3 ' ■ i ‘‘ . 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Occupation: Senior Computer Operations Analyst, New England Mutual Life Insurance Company, Boston Married: (Susan Merrow, Class of 1964 BMHS) 3 25 72 Children: Michael, Robbie Address: 57 Concord Rd., Billerica, MA CAMILE (RUGGIERO) SWIONTEK Further Education: Beautician Hairdresser Operator ' s License from Lowell Hairdressing Academy Married: (Stanley) 5 21 68 Children: Michelle (5 14 69), Diana (3 11 72) Address: S Sgt. Stanley S. Swiontek, 6201 Frieden Strasse, 1, Wicker, West Germany JEAN (SAMPLE) CAMPBELL Occupation: Nurse, Newborn Nursery, Community General, Syracuse; Instructor for Expectant Parent Classes Further Education: R.N. Children ' s Hospital, Boston, MA Married: (Rick, Class of 1965 BMHS) 9 10 68 Children: Jenni’fer Ann (4 27 69), Joshua Driscoll (3 22 72) Address: Slocum Heights B-20 A-8, Syracuse, NY 13210 JOANNE (SAULNIER) MURPHY Occupation: Store Clerk, Beverly ‘Married: (Bernard) 11 9 68 Children: Michael Ryan (3 3 71) Address: 25 Friend St., Beverly, MA ROBERT J . SAUNDERS Occupation: Asst. Manager, Turco ' s Market, Billerica Further Education: Middlesex Community College, ASBA; Babson College, BSBA Married: (Elaine McKenna, Class of 1965 BMHS) 10 25 69 Children: Kelliann (6 1 70), Bobby, Jr. (5 18 74) Address: 14 Gilman Road, No. Billerica, MA RICHARD J. SELFRIDGE Occupation: Diesel Mechanic, Power Products Inc., Woburn, MA Military Service: U.S. Navy, 2nd Class Engineman (E-5) Married: (Joanne) 9 25 71 Children: Derek (7 12 72) Address: Philbrick St., Hudson, NH 4 n ‘•i 4 r a-’V-N . _ _ . . ... ■ ' ifia- ositsfia ffiixJuK birar aT ,oM i sqO rilvqwoO -toinvjc ,rtc� lRaiw r) T ' AOlao ,%Afcq‘iroa d ' jnsttianji s ' U aM 4 oP ; , am . . bji b ' � C ' , ' (ioD ;£?� TbbA ft rtSDU ‘t3 «9-!b ' trf,J A niyriiiiuiSitH tio|jt:n ' b3 ' Ysrti-iil H� 9bi aA efif co-xbii f.1 fffiwoj vr d3 fS A, (v ' jlafija) :b3H ' i6M snilo i,( ?$ AfV3) si 1 1 irts ' tbtl’fi n ijsi-T osa .2 intAJe .igi: e :sa3 � ls|iA f I vn mtsD c� W niiiiioiW , fi r ' ‘ A- = , ' ■. ' t dA j£; « f 6 � fitodViiM , ' � i5iwH ? no t ' iatioaO. , ;.! : nt� l 33 c f 3 0 iCJou r efit AH ,n 3 o8 ((jzdH ' 03 bi idO ,H,t? . no f ' j-sub ' feilt ' xulf (S $S. e l o 2hiQ «vi,i o: .(ya -JSVM nnA : .i-ibr h-f? iJrStf , o u ■tx2 ,f: A 0S-(l ;Jil£iaH i� fii:� or2 .r- abbA ' V - ' • ’ , ' ■ ' ! 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' l AH 6 aNr®f-t f -oH . bflo-R if ,,nrfr 7 AT ’x a ' tbbA •s a 3 aaiR J 32 ,C G� AM 3 IA AM .rttudoW ..301 e.r3� fbo11 fowo ' riifert3sM;f,f $«9{a ;ootf«qij3:0 •, Kt-3) « 6 f 3 bol vvgH . 2 .U - IvTsa V I V - fi,vi;s i ' ' (sonAob) ?b 3 ri 3 J r - .- ’ (s Ssf t ) ' i S ' tftQ :n 93 biin 3 ' 3 k ,. 2 : 9 ' fbbA • i y ‘.yi ,. . ■■ pn - j CHRISTINE (SHARAFFA) DOWD Occupation: Homemaker Married: (William) 2l2 l d Children: Janet Marie and Jackie Lee (11 4 68) Address: 48 Fairway Drive, Merrimack, NH 03054 MAUREEN (SHAW) BURNHAM Occupation: Homemaker Married: (Arthur, Class of 1962 BMHS) 2 10 65 Children: Arthur (9 28 65), Hope (8 7 67), Derek (3 16 70) Address: 12 White St., Lowell, MA 01854 ROBERT H. SHERWOOD Occupation: Traffic Specialist, New England Nuclear, Billerica Military Service: U.S. Navy, 2nd Class Petty Officer Married: (Elizabeth) 11 20 71 Children: Jennifer (12 30 72), Holly (11 18 74) Address: 56 Highland Ave . , Lowell, MA PAMELA R. SIMPKINS Occupation: Editorial Associate, DAEDALUS, The Journal of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge Further Education: A.S. Fisher Junior College; B.A. University of Massachusetts, Boston; M.A. Tufts University Address: 105 Pinckney St., Boston, MA 02114 (Tel: 227-4207) - ROBERTA (SLOPER) MUISE Occupation: Registered Nurse, Lowell General Hospital, Lowell, MA Further Education: Lowell General Hospital, RN Married: (Cliff, Class of 1963 BMHS) 6 13 70 Children: Stephen (2 13 74) Address: P. 0. Box 65, Forge Village, MA RAYMOND P. SPRAGUE Occupation: Fuel Cell Fabricator, Power Utility-United Aircraft Corp. Married: (Bonnie) 9 14 68 Children: Jason Travis (12 17 71) Address: 35 Main St., South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 DAVID G. STEEVES Occupation: Installer-Repairman for New England Telephone, Ayer, MA Military Service: U.S. Army, E-5 Married: (Karen Botelho, Class of 1965 BMHS) 4 12 70 Children: Michael (12 18 71), Cheryl (3 14 75) Address: 1 McCarthy Drive, Groton, MA 01450 . PAMELA (TERRY) PARK Occupation: Waitress, Green Ridge Turkey Farm, Nashua, NH Children: Scott C. (2 20 67), Jeffrey B. (7 15 70) Address: 103 Spit Brook Rd., Nashua, NH 03060 DANIEL G. TURCOTTE Occupation: Self-employed, Mancini ' s Sandwich Shop, Wilmington and Wakefield Further Education: Graduated East Coast Aero Tech. Married: (Diane) 9 7 68 . Children: David (5 29 69), Renee ( 7 29 72) Address: 37 Glad Valley Drive, Billerica, MA 01821 LINDA (URRO) MATTE Occupation: Assistant Manager , House of Consetta Bridal Fashions Further Education: Andover School of Business Merchandising Married: (Maurice) 8 2 74 Children: Stephanie Eliseo (8 9 69) Address: 21 Connolly Rd . , Billerica, MA CHARLES WARD Occupation: Drafting Supervisor, P. F. Avery Co., Newington, NH Married: (Nancy) 10 2 71 Children: Julie Ann (9 13 74) Address: 810 Hilldale Ave., Haverhill, MA GARY H. WARD Occupation: Electrician, Self-employed, Ward Electric Co. Military Service: U.S. Army Married: (Judith Jollimore, Class of 1965 BMHS) 10 28 67 Children: Gary Jr. (1 7 69), Eric John (11 11 72) Address: 14 Pearson St., Chelmsford, MA DONNA (WELLS) MASON Occupation: Operating Room Nurse, Lowell, MA Further Education: Henry Heywood Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Children: Jefferey Saunders (5 17 70) Address: 46 Agawam St., Lowell, MA WILLIAM T. WHITE Occupation: Foreman-Assembly Dept., A.M.W. Corp., Arlington Heights, MA Military Service: U.S. Navy, Aviation Hydraulics Mate, 2nd Class (E-5) Married: (Kathy Clarke, Class of 1965 BMHS) 12 5 70 Children: Jeffry William (8 14 71) Address: 181 High Street, N. Billerica, MA 01862 r v Ilfi u 1 n ’ s ' m . ,r-.’ ri- , rr ' -- 1. ' ■ I- t 0 ;nv;. j? n.,-.- It Mn f ? ! 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WITHAM Occupation: 2nd Year Resident in Orthopedic Surgery, Northwestern Medical Center Further Education: A.B. Boston University; M.D. University of Vermont College of Medicine Address: 4600 N. Clarendon St., Chicago, Illinois 60640 JUDITH (ZIDES) ELDRIDGE Occupation: Volunteer Bible Education Work Married: (Donald) 10 9 70 Address: 383 Boston St., Topsfield, MA 01983 ESTELLA (ELLIOTT) FRAIZE Occupation: Homemaker Further Education: Licensed Cosmetologist Hai rdresser-- Lowell Academy Married: (Fred, Class of 1966 BMHS) 6 16 68 Children: Darrell Justin (8 2 70), Second child due in June Address: 138 West Forest Street, Lowell, MA WILLIAM A. DONOVAN, JR. Occupation: Teacher, Amesbury High School Further Education: Associates of Arts (Northern Essex); Bachelor of Arts (Salem State College) Address: P. 0. Box 266, Amesbury, MA 01913 m ' .t ' f :- rc ' i t ' ft ■ ' ' jA f ,!• . . 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INTERESTING FACTS COMPILED FROM THE QUESTIONNAIRES Of the 285 graduates in 1965, 3 are deceased 102 responded to the questionnaire 80 are married 12 are single 133 children 33 live in Billerica 21 live out of state 1 lives out of the country 44 continued their education 9 are self-employed 24 entered the military INTERCLASS MARRIAGES Elaine McKenna Bobby Saunders Kathy Clarke Bill White Karen Botelho Dave Steeves Linda Hagel Richy Gambale Jean Sample Ricky Campbell Kathy Quinlan Alan Gale Judy Jollimore Gary Ward •: im • r t m. miAmiCITIJUp. JHLJM. ,; , BJv k 4?i if : I ;il llffg JJT !v Ir i i ti Mn • ’ 1 j V’’ ' • ' ■ ' •fj � 2aer ef Hz hHi o ® . tH)c6 03«b t SK f esup h? b3tooo i 7 r.U nf£ UJ U d-tt Vil rtf ' ll) ifrto cef Hi- t nj 9v|r Ct • v ' ' ' Vo fuo fi V’ s ysnuo: 0 ;u© f If f s-t JVC i (, ■ ' •• • iwi- 1 ' ' ♦ f ■ ' . f ' 4 -m” ' ' 1 % ' ’ ; ’ . ‘ ' , ' Xt : ■ ’■ ' . 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L� U .. 4 h� ji The following were married on the same day: 11 9 68 - Ricky Carpenter, Joanne Saulnier 5 11 68 - Carl McConnell, Kathy Quinlan 9 14 68 - Jim Mastrullo, Ray Sprague The following share the same anniversaries: 5 23 - John MacDonald, Donna Harrington 9 7 - Steve Morel, Dan Turcotte 9 14 - Jim Mastrullo, Ray Sprague, Greg Holman 9 24 - Sandra Rich, Patty Morris 3 ma rr i ed i n 1965 3 married i n the month of January 9 marri ed i n 1 966 4 married i n the month of February 8 married i n 1967 6 married i n the month of March 18 married i n 1968 3 married i n the month of April 11 ma rri ed i n 1969 9 ma rri ed i n the month 0 f May 15 married i n 1970 8 married i n the month of June 8 married i n 1971 8 married i n the month of July 4 married i n 1972 6 married i n the month of August 3 married i n 1973 3 marri ed i n the month of September 3 married i n 1974 3 marri ed i n the month of October 1 marri ed i n 1975 5 marri ed i n the month of November 2 marri ed i n the month of December 1 . 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' ' ' vA r’ JO : ' ’ ' ' ■ ' , • ■■ ' ■ V, .rfi JS J ' ■, ,■ ' ' ■ ' REFIEMBER WHEN - Mr. Sedar asked you - Now, how does that feel? the guys bugged the girls ' rooms on the National Honor Society trip to Washington, DC the girls borrowed gym suits and sneakers from others and then wore sweaters to cover up the names Miss Clark went on her periodic binge of clean gym suits we taught Mr. Carlino English while he taught us Spanish we worked for Miss LaMontagne in the Library Chuck Lampson told us what would be good to read over for his tests for PAD Senior Spaghetti supper Judy Zides was Helen Keller in the Senior Class Play, The Mi racl e Worker the lights went out in the rear of the train on the Senior Class Trip you weren ' t supposed to wear green on Thursdays Mr . Sedar ' s driver ed classes were held in the auditorium Mrs. Miles made you put gum on your nose if she caught you chewing it -- we had our Thanksgiving Day Football Game Pep Rally in the gym -- Lester Shaughnessey would ca l your house to see if you were there instead of at school -- the lavoratories were filled with students and smoke -- the girls were sent home if their skirts were more than one inch above the knee -- the first day we were Freshmen -- Graduation Day -- we got bounced from school -- we got office detention and or demeri ts -- Chuck Lampson would get angry at a student and throw whatever he could get his hands on -- you would wear your steady ' s ring on a chain or all wrapped up with tape -- the guys wore white socks -- the girls wore petty pants -- we used to skate on Potter ' s Pond -- Dave ' s was the place to go -- mohair sweaters were in -- we had field trips down to the sand pit with Mr. Fournier ' s Earth Science class -- Graduation exercises had to be held in the gym rather than ou ts i de ■MW n rw i: ' ’ ‘n jj rl T ' ' jc hort ivf J V r , ,; ' ..MjO ..,-,4., ; ' 50: or; ' i Tv ' ) srlJ i U ' :; -o ; ycj -VS. ■• Mivi. .-. •; «:fl 29 j -..-O ' ' x). 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' ■ { ' • ' • :. .tr ' ' ' ■? 4: i: . % I f bi ' f rtOit 7 U jy, Tf- ■ “ ;J? t?-K i s. ; 3 •J I REMEMBER WHEN - -- a certain girl was one of the guys in Chuck ' s PAD class -- we got our Class Rings -- white polished sneakers and cinnamon nylons were the things to wear -- the girls swapped clothes during school -- Miss Hood -- Charlie Ward got caught smoking at Dave ' s and got kicked off the basketball team -- P.H. called a certain teacher Tweety -- we had to write: I will adhere to the 3 D ' s of G-37: Dignity, Discipline and Decorum -- we went to Boston Ballroom -- we skipped classes or school -- the guys wore straight legged pants -- we went to Skips after dances -- Uncle Dave -- Chuck Lampson ' s candy sales ♦ .•V ' 1 k. ' T H 3 HK fij 4 f ( V I = � no“ s6ifo £ 4 -1 - f’ it 9f1p t! QAS XJ-; ' , ' U f ff f ‘ ■ JOff 5 W -f f • ' ' .] ; -f; i. t ’ -I ' „ t. ♦ ' i ' J = lJflfc l� t rlToq fffw i?yi -srt ' t f� idw i|i| f ' . n fto rafi{i- o « U PfffTWb erfi v v ‘j . Ml bo OH - ’,.v‘ ' ■ ' ' ■% -iSi Jog bT?a e ' avaO Ss Hed ajleeO ad hsrfitii rtfrSd ' m f(W ' V0 ijt9l fi5 iKao a bairii .H. l t 4 ’ • � i9rib6 rf w I :sdt� tw oj ‘bj di “• 4VJtn? 0 rU-a Id c ' C £ frdj oi fiyooosO boa fliooTrffcg nolsoa Od 5 now av - foortoe ro 2s2?6rD taqqhMJa - I) I sb snst d ' lOw odj y .«D 0 f! 6 h 03 dnow a � -- 4 ’ s ' fcO -- -.� S ' ... ;, 20162 . ' CbftS 5 - 2 ' Wlf- ' iqn e J ■! |. T. _ ' Kl 1 - • � ■s. ' : ' S.iyW ' i ' ! ¥ ' ■: ’ : ,r ' ' i ’t:.JS ■ 1 L ., N , ' « I i.t f 14 .j k :ii i� I I . v J. . 1 , TENTH YEAR REUNION COMMITTEE Elaine McKenna Saunders Ricky Carpenter Pam Monahan Ducharme Kathy Cl arke Whi te Patty Herlihy Campbell Donna Lorden McLaughlin Glen Jenkins Peggy Heck Sullivan Chris Sharaffa Dowd Joy Capodilupo Infanger Drema Gile Main Donna Gile Ready Patty Morris DeMarino CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Richard Myles Miss Ann M. 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O (0 c 0) t 9- c c ■3 O ' c ca ««— J2 o CO i o U- c cc (A 3 CO . o CO .■9 it Page 4 4 0 a (O W W Q 00 CO oo m o XI V) c� a o ]g E (0 O CD m 8 CO CO CO It: T5 a: 0) (0 o� C O c c (0 O U) (O TJ Od c B 0 0) CM O) (O CO 09 09 09 C C C ■« ■« ' m (0 (A 09 2 f CO CO CM 09 (A 09 (0 3 03 09 ID HOHN GRISSETT ]1M MASTRULLO PAM (MONAHAN) DUCHARME ■ ILL St KATHY (CLARKE) WHITE E-mail Addresses d) Bonenfant, John Nancy (Silva) nmb8251 ©aoLcom Boyle, William BBBoyle@aoLcom (Brown) Nuzzolo, Lalia lnuzzolo@ix.netcom.com (Burke) McWilliams, Maureen fxmcwilli.com Columbus, James sandyc@mediaone.net Crimins, Frederick fred.w.crimins@questdiagnostics.com Cue, Berkeley Berkeley_W_Cue@ groton.pfizer.com Doherty, Paul DETBoss@aol.com (Eagles) Aubrey, Betty BMEAGLES@AOL.COM Gale, Alan Kathie (Quinlan) alan_gale@juno.com Gambale, Richard Lynda (Hagel) rgambale@worldnet.att.net (Geronda) Foresteire, Ftelen handerson5@email.msn.com (Gile) Ready, Donna dready@mediaone.net (Greathead) Campbell, Sheryl pscampbell@rcn.com Grissett, John JEG1247@WebTV.net (Hull) Terrell, Nancy DanTerryProductions@yahoo.com (Hull) McCurdy, Sandra leftyslm@Netscape.net (Jenkins) Reid, Cheryl creid@landmarknet.net Kelley, David jek@flash.net (Ketchen) Samperisi, Barbar a SAMPERISI@EARTHLINK.NET (King) Shaw, Marilyn mariyln.shaw@disney.com OR marilyn98@juno.com (Kyiicos) Marcous, Janet jkml 14@earthlink.net Locke, John JLocke47@Hotmail.com Luciano, Fred fluciano@mediaone.com Marteli, George gmartell@wobfm.com Melendy, Vincent melendy@compuserve.com Miner, Laurence LMINER@acadia.net Mitchell, Robert RMITCHELL@WLGORE.COM (AAonahan) Ducharme, Pamela pamela.m.ducharme@dupontpharma.com Paste, Robert RWPaste@aol.com (Puglia) DeSimone JoAnn ODeSimone@AOL.COM (Roberts) Flight, Barbara Lee info@NewEnglandHostel.com (Sloper) Muise, Roberta bobbiemuise@juno.com Trombly, John jtrombly@mediaone.net Waters, Paul rmarciel@ix.netcom.com White, William Kathy (Clarke) bwthree@prodigy.net (Zousimas) Radford, Linda LAR Together.net TRIBUTE TO CERRARD A. KYRICOS “Gerry” Born: October 29, 1945 Killed: June 5, 2000 BMHS Class of 1965 Cerry was someone who had always been in my life because he was my older brother. He was always there. I had a permanent place for him in my heart, mind, and soul without giving it a second thought until the day he was killed by a drunk driver. Then, that place became a huge, vast, empty space, like a cave, and all the supports around it began to crumble. Our siblings are part of our world, our everyday security, whether we are close to them or not, we are still a part of the fabric of life ' s creation. Losing someone to a drunk driver is a shock. It’s sudden, violent, and Incredibly tragic. It’s a devastating experience that one cannot fathom until having it happen in their lives. Losing Cerry is a loss that far surpasses anything I’ve eve r known. We had a very intricate, close, and special connection. I miss him and all the potential healing and growth we would have shared. I will never forget him, ever. Cerry was in great shape, had taken good care of himself, was an avid kayaker, talented photographer and former ski instructor. His kayak was on his car when it got bulldozed over onto its roof. Strangely, his kayak flew to safety, but he did not. Life is precious. It’s a gift and when someone is negligent, such as getting in their vehicle drunk, they put everyone’s life at risk. To honor Cerry, please encourage awareness in your own lives about this tragedy and how it was totally preventable. If you wish to do more, you may make a donation to honor Cerrard A. Kyricos to MADD, 1661 Worcester Road, Framingham, MA 01 701. If you wish to contact me, please do. Thank you all. Janet (Kyricos) Marcous Jkml 14(§ earthlink.com IN MEMORIAM ROYAL ADAMS MARIAN BARCHARD WILIAM BLADES JEANNETTE DEROCHERS GERALD FINN JOHN FITZGERALD LINDA GEROSSIE DREMA GILE CHARLES GRIDELLI GERRARD KYRICOS ALFRED MCCALL JEAN MCINTIRE ELAINE MCKENNA THOMAS MEAGHER VICTOR MELENDY DELORES PRICE STEPHEN TORRE ROBERT YEO k A