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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1968 volume:

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Hamlet, I 111 The aim of a good educational system is to develop the intellectual, physical. and social qualities of its pu- pils to the fullest. Always underlying each educational program is the continuing lesson of self-honesty. By example. direction and training each pupil is urged to pursue such virtue because once attained. it will for- ever be the springboard of all success. Please accept my congratulations and best wishes. William H. Flaherty. Jr. A 5.xi.s'lan1 SllfIC'I'llll6'llll6'I1l uf Schools Congratulations to the class of 1968. You have com- pleted an important phase of your life. However, you must remember that the present we have for a fleeting moment-a moment in which we are permitted and required to end the past and begin the future. There is nothing we can do to change the past. The future is just beyond our grasp, but it begins tomorrow. We can improve the presentg we can plan the futureg and we can go forth to meet that future with confidence and with a strong heart. We can if we will. I urge you to go forth to meet the future without fear, determined to deliver to your successors a more effective world. Frederick C. Riel Superintendent of Schools --'il Adj- M fl l r , -it l A QQWWW f,1 fix You, the Class of 1968, have satisfactorily com- pleted a prescribed course of study in Billeriea Memo- rial High School and will soon be awarded a secondary school diploma in testimony thereof. You have partici- pated with your teachers in a cooperative search in the past four years for new knowledge and expanded wis- dom which is, l hope, for many of you only the begin- ning as you endeavor to become a truly educated indi- vidual positively contributing to the problems of civil society which, in many instances, entail complex and sometimes unique solutions. The older generation has always been concerned about the direction and the formation of youth, specifi- cally concerned with their philosophy of life. Yet. you are better instructed, possess more intelligence. and have a more acute awareness of life as it exists than we enjoyed at a similar stage of development. You have the individual and the collective ability to become an explorer in every area of human concern and once explored. to comprehend, to solve. and to enlighten man in his relations with others in human society. May you accept the challenge and with an untlag- ging effort achieve the reward of your labors is my desire for you, the Class of 1968. J. David Nuttall, Principal No matter what line of endeavor you may choose in life I John D. O'Brien x would like to leave you with a simple formula for success Always keep in mind the view of your employer God bless you and good luck in whatever lies ahead fl' Vice-Principal k l aggt Congratulations Class of '68 on having successfully com- pleted your high school education. You have learned a great deal while at school and hopefully you will continue to learn something new every day of your life, for without knowledge life is indeed meaningless. William V. Archambault Vic'e-Pr1'nc'1'pc1l 6 J if M Currie Mrs, Wa Secretarial Personnel lh If lx-Tb S, 2 X RV, . 1 2.144974 . ' l .x .,.- Y :R QQ' ixllf Alcott iWfS. Miss Belcher Mrs. Breen Biology English French English G ,AD ' ,.,. If ...U ff 5 Mr. Brennan Miss Brown Miss Buckley Mr. Carlino Basic Physical Science Household Arts Mathematics Spanish I A rg I an A i r 42 'Q- I I f M rs, Cassin Mr. Clancy Mrs. Cooney Mr. Cox 1 English Physics: Chemistry Bookkeeping Mathematics l fi l 1 l l l 'i MV- Dimllhy' Mr. Danas Mr. DeLuca Mr. DiGloria .i 021121 l'f0C6SSiUS Mathematics Assistant Director of Director of Instrumental Music Instrumental Music 1 l 1 10 Mrs. A. DiMatteo Basic Physical Scienceg Biology s-4 Mr. Gill Woodworkingg Head of Industrial Arts Department Mr. Guenard Basic Physical Science .y X Mrs. M. DiMattio Biology Mr. Giunta Office Practiceg Typewriting , . Mr. Finnegan U.S. Historyg Civicsg Economics 363 Mr. Goodrow Typewriting X 'JSR' Mr. Hanley Latin: World History Mr. Hayes Mr- Hickey Miss Hood Developmental Readingg Director of Libraries Physical Education Directed Study ., 3 Qtr' Mr. Gabriel Chemistry: Head of Science Dvparlnzent f,,a lin gr f 'Q Il iillr Mr. Gracie Physical Education C0- Ul'lliI1f11OI' i tt! Mr. Hanlon English I Miss Hosmcr English C fl i 3 Nlrs. Houghton Mr. Hunt Mr. Jahnle Miss Jahnle Spanish: German Automotive English Stenographyg Transcription Q Mr, Kagan Mr. Krane Mr. Laine Mr' Lampson Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Basic Physical Science pl A. D, ll V4li f 1 In f J f I.. 'sat -I All Malloy MafChl Mr. Mafkey World History: Civics Art Earih Science Mathematics WL!! ll fi Mr. Martin Miss McCormack Miss McDufTie Mrs. McGee Latin English Ancient History U. S. History 12 Miss McKinley Mathematics Mr. Merrifield Frenchg Head of Language Department Mr. Nelson Physical Education Miss Phelan Clerical Bookkeepingg Stenographyg Typewriting ,L VN Mr. McLaughlin World History: Ancient History A. 7 lui. A we 4 Mrs. Messer Typewritingg Head of Business Department Mrs. Paczkowski English Mr. Podaras English: Creative Writingg Head of English Department 13 L rf' all Mrs. Meehan Driver Education Mrs. McLaughlin Mathematicsg Head of Mathematics Department J ,.. Mrs. Murray Mr. Myles Art Mathematics Mrs. Penney Mr. Perron Stenographyg Bookkeeping: Business Law and Math: General Business Typewriting il .L 4 I IC' Mr. Ralph Miss Richardson Physical Education Arithmetic , . ,v- I 1 A,- Nlr. Riley English A Nlrs. Sarkisinn Geography: World History 3 Mr. Snelson English f45 Nlr. Wfhillcy Biology W gi! Mr. Roach Mr. Sabatino Mr. Samson Chemistry Permanent Substitute Machine Shop . . tr ! Mrs. Saunders Mrs. Seidler Mr. Sher French: English English Economics: Head 0fSOCi111 Studies Department lglf Miss Splaine Mrs. Splaine Mr. Vocell U. S. History Bookkeeping Permanent Substitute .. 5 ea ffa i Mr. Wilson Mrs. Winters Mr. Zigarmi General BllSineSS Physical Education Biologyg Basic Physical Science 14 ---., if I' i D M., ,Q . ,bw V 3 .www 2 I' 34 ff? nf , 7 9 41 s-. Mrs. Mount Mr. Brown :-'- , AASHXQ 01' .1 fyio in '..hn, lxiiu .s 1. ' 5 5 Qlftigs I ni? l' 16 ur, x'Q.b ' O Guidance Personnel QF' +1.0- 'll ll, ,fe 'll' an Ill likes!!! Mrs. Adams MVS- Wilson MAt 17 SENIORS swf? ,M li? I iff ff 1 Q 6 I of Guess Who? ,Z K vi '17 .' r rx 4 , 9,33 ,A Where are they going? Is it, Mr. Muscles? 19 Class of 1968! Many thanks for the cooperation, enthusiasm, and endeavor with which you have brought your high school career to a close. For a dozen years you have traveled through the various school grades together. Some of you have worked to capacity and others have not, but you have all learned much. Perhaps you have learned that you will get out of a thing what you put into it. May you all have the opti- mism, idealism, and courage to lead happy and suc- cessful lives. Gertrude D. Houghton Adviser Soon our high school days will be but memories. Some, we will recall always-the Powder Puff Football Game, the Spaghetti Supper, the Junior Prom, and the Senior,Prom. We have these memories because of the tireless efforts of our Class Adviser. Her devotion in our behalf deserves our gratitude and thanks. In appre- ciation, We, the Class of 1968, would like to dedicate our memories of Billerica Memorial High School to Mrs. Houghton, our adviser. Class of 1968 Class Officers .P 5 f., JAMES GRAHAM, President PAUL BELVILLE, Vice-President JUDITH LAW, Secretary SUSAN MC' ADAMS. Treasurer 21 Summer of 196 A14 fun l'i'e har .H.S. X J .X X Ji l pt if await RALPH ALBRECHT Football 3, 4 Ambition: To be rosperous. p ily ill r 'fri BRUCE M. BAILEY Ambition: To graduate. Mrs. Cassin's English ll and Ill r'lf1.s'.s'e.s . . . Four years at B.M.H.S. . . . Nutlings Lake. MARTHA ARAKELIAN Pep Squad 1, 2: Cheering 3 ico- Captain 41 Ambition: To see Billerica beat Chelmsford. Going out with Joey, January 14, 1967 . . . Clzeering for B.M.H.S. . . . My Junior Prom SUSAN Y. ARSENAULT Ambition: To graduate in 1968. Summer and winter of 1965 . . . My freshman year . . . A certain boy. J 1 .3 9 THOMAS JAMES ARCHAMBAULT Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a musician. Summer of 1967 . . . Hockey games with Burlington . . . Miss McKinley's English class. CONSTANCE U. ASSELIN Softball and basketball Intra- murals Zg Homeroom Repre- sentative 3. Ambition: To go to California. Junior Prom and the day after . . . Mrs. Cassin's English Il . . . A very special person and friend. JAMES G. ANTONELLIS Hockey 4 Ambition: To get out of high school. The Junior Prom . . . Summer of 1967 at Hampton Beach . . . Sophomore English with Mrs. Cassin 2 t 9 I ? , . STEVEN JOHN BAKER Pep Squad 3 The years 1967 and 1968 . . . Junior and Senior Proms . . . English III. MARY J. BARBERE Baton Twirling 1: Pep Squad 2 Ambition: To be a hairdresser. My Junior prom . . . a twenty- fifth anniversary . . . Phil. fl fa. MARY H. BELANGER Homeroom Representative lg Softball 2: Student Council 3g Future Nurses 3: Intramural Sports 2: A.V.A. 2. Ambition: To own the fastest dragster in history. Skip, May 13, 1966 . . . My Junior Prom My three years of Latin with Mr. Mar- Iln. KTM -R ,y 'Y PATRICIA E. BARNETT Newspaper Staff 1, 2: Home- room Representative 2. Ambition: To be an elementary school teacher. Phil, December 9, 1966 . . . Junior Prom . . . U.S. History. SUSAN MARIE BEARSE Pep Squad 3, 4. Ambition: To learn how to drive. Latin, period 6 for three years with Mr. Martin . . . Mr. Danas' Geometry Class . . . Summer of 1967 in Somerville. ' fs. PCN? ,V CATHY T. BARUFALDI Cheering 4: Pep Squad 1, 2. 3. Ambition: To see the school lunches improve. Jerry . . . Junior Prom . . . H0lllCl'OUl1Z period all four years. LOUISE A. BEEDE N.H.S. 3 tSecretary 41: News- paper Staff tEditor 41: Girls Sports 1. 2, 3: Science Club 2 tSecretary 31: Future Teachers Club tSecretary 211 G.A.A. Offi- cer tlntramural Chairman 41 Assistant 31: Softball tAssistant Manager 2: Manager 3, 4.1 Ambition: To be an English teacher. lrlay 29, 1967 . . . Junior Prom . . . All my friends and the wonderful times we slzuretl. . - if . BART BARGE Football 2. 3. 41 Baseball l. 2. 41Band l. 2. 3, -1: Slti Club l. 2, 3 tPresident 411 Wrestling 3. 4. Ambition: To make exerybody happy- Wresllinq in Lowell, 1967 . . . The Junior Prom The ClIFllIl5'ftJl'llAL't1l11?. . -4-4 , PAUL C. BELVILLE N.H.S. 3, 4: Cross Country l. 2 tCaptain 3, -11: Spring Track l, 2: Winter Track l. Ambition: To satisfy Roger. E11-L'l1.l'll 111 SlllllllIl'I' of 1967 at York . . . Tha' Surfers. PATRICIA L. BEVENS Pep Squad 2. 3. Ambition: To graduate in June. qllrs. ClI.Y.I'll1'S English ll Class . . . Sophomore year . . . Sen- ior Prom will: ll l'C'l'ItIlll hoy. PAUL R. BOLZ Spanish Club l, 2. 3. 4. Ambition: To become Presi- dent ofthe United States. Alyeehra Il with lblr. Cox . . . 1:50 p.m. . . . SIHIIHICU' of 1966. RICHARD P. BOUCHIE A.V.A. 1 Ambition: To see the Football team win. The first clay as a Freslmzan . . . Ihe C'llfUlC'l'I.Il in Ihe morn- ing . . . Bookkeeping 11. uv' JOAN BORTHWICK Baton Twirling 2: Pep Squad 3. Ambition: To get married and be wealthy. Junior Prom . . . The sugges- lion hox in .M-ll . . . Skip, May 21, 1966. LORRAINE MARIE BOURQUE Basketball and In t r a m ur al Sports 1. 2: French Club 4: Newspaper Staff 4. Ambition: To become a physi- cal therapist. ' Girls' locker room . . . French III . . . Summer of 1967. jfXJ V .Ji Wir .4 f or 4 'lf l .us I t , . f Lf K 24 O SANDRA LEE BLANCHARD N.H.S. 3, 4: French Club fSec- retary 2. 3, 4l: Science Club 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 41 Year- book Staff: Library Assistant 3, 4. Ambition: To be wealthy. The Chesllire Cat . . . The Triple Alliance . . . The Ii- brary. Nik PATRICIA LYNN BRIGHAM Baton Twtrlmg 1 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 Skt Club 1 Drill Team 4 Ambition To keep laughing A certain box July 21 1966 All the laughs at Wool wo: th s York Beach CATHERINE E. BROOKS Cafeteria Helper 1, 2, 31 Fash- ion Shows I, 3. History Class of 1964 . . . Home Economics Classes I, 11, 111, IV . . . Hawaii '63 . . 'S' ., 6 I BARBARA E. BURKE Pep Squad 3. Ambition: To graduate from college. July 1, 1967-July 5, 1967 . . All the splash parties. SUSAN ALLISON BROWN Photography Club 1, 25 Pep Squad l, 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To be a teacher or a physical therapist. Powder Puff Football Game Summer of 1965 . . . Simmons . CHRISTINE DIANE BRYANT Chorus I, 23 Gym Club 2g Ski Club 3: Future Nurses 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. Jimmy . . . Letters from Ger- many . . . Pineliurst and the Gang. 9 STEPHEN BRUCE Football l, 2g Baseball lc Gym Leader 4 Ambition: To get out of doing the obstacle course. Mr. HlllI1'S shop classes 11, 111, IV. . .Sana'y. ROSE MARIE BURGESS Ambition: To keep a special person happy. Billy Summer of 1966 . . .Wilminglmr .1 PATRICIA BROWN Pep Squad 1, 2. Ambition: To go doun the G corridor the wrong way with- out getting caught. Frcslzman year . . . February 8, 1966. 539111-1ETlNEQf6BQ!l1 Ifl III LI 1 1 ' ' all 23 irc eau s . H ncr om 1 ' 6 scntjll Pljy Y n su LI tvs tx P .. . . . . - An1hQ,un:K5J sulh cher K O 1' J p' 1 'z in c. I I la ,v's lI'I1.Il.Y1l'-Y Class . . . 5' 2,' I . SIIIIIIIIUI' of 9 . mul I . . .gl :Wiz , . x 'w JELETA BYTAUTAS 1 1 SUSAN CARMICHAEL Ambition: To become an Air- line Stewardess. Sunznzcr of 1967 llflrs. filll.S'l'll',Y E1I4L'l1.Yl1 Clriss. ERNEST G. CAMPBELL Homeroom Representative 3. Ambition: To find a good job. Wes! Point . . . Boston with the guys. . . A certain hlonde. DAVID A. CAPALDO Dramatic Club: Variety Show 3, 4. Ambition: To help others, al- Ways. Freshman classes: 1966 and 1967 . . . English IV in M-39 . . . The day I haa' nzy class pictures taken. I. Y- ai? Yxki BRUCE JOSEPH CAPALDO Dramatic Club 4g Variety Show 4. Ambition: To be a song-writer and recorder. John's parties . . . English IV with Mrs. Bakke . . . Chemis- try and Physics with Mr. Clancy. ANGELA CARBONE N.H.S. 3, 4: J.V. Field Hockey 3 tCaptain 431 J.V. Basketball fmanager Zig Varsity Basketball 33 Softball 21 French Club 2, 3, 4g Science Club 2, 4 COfficer 3lg G.A.A, tMember 3l: tSecre- tary 453 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To travel every- where. Ashby and Billerica Tourneys . . .'Field Hockey, 1967 . . . Day of t11e N.H.S. induction. 04 -' N 1? f SUSAN CALLAHAN Baton Twirler 1, 23 Future Nurses Club 1, 2g Dramatic Club 2, 4g Variety Show 2g Ski Club 3, 4g Folksinging Club 4. Ambition: To meet the person who contrived the one-way corridors. The night of the Junior Pronz . . . Mr. Clancy's classes . . . Victory rides after football games. PATRICIA A. CARPENTER Pep Squad 3, 4g Homeroom R e p r e s entativeg Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Ambition: To have a career in transcription. June 11, 1967 . . . Summer of 1967 . . . Mrs. McGee's Period 4 U.S. class. LINDA V. CELESTE Pep Squad 1, 2. Ambition: To be a good wife. The great M Hoor basement . . . Summer of 1967 . . . A real nice guy. ELLYN COLLINS Pep Squad Ambition: To find the person who invented the one-way cor- ridors. June 1, 1964 . . . Summer of 1967 . . . Montreal, Canada. JANE CHISHOLM N.H.S. 3 lVice-President 41: Yearbook Staff: Science Club 3. 4: Intramural Sports. Ambition: To be a nurse. Junior Prom May 29, 1967 . .. All the fan llIl16S and all tlze great kids. BRIAN L. COBB Junior Varsity Football 3 Ambition: To become a com- mercial pilot. Mr. Gill's shop class . . . Tlze football games Skipping classes. if l LINDA C. CLERY Cheerleading 3: Pep squad I, 2, 4: Drill Team 43 Basketball 2. Ambition: To be skinny. Junior Prom weekend . . . Mrs. Cooney . . . Clzeering for B.M.H.S. ANN MARIE COLELLA Pep Squad 3, 4 Ambition: To be an airline hostess or a dancer. Gerling up al 6:00 a.nz. . . . Football games . . . Summer of 1967 O- : 1 GERALDINE ELAINE CHANIPA N.H.S. 3 lCaptziin 41: Softball I, 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2: French Club lljresident 4l Ambition: To become an inte- rior designer. Sporls Banque! Tl1t KQKIIIAUH . . . Tlze Real .Sor win- ning Ilze pennant. I. 0 Q. 7,7 YAY 1 SHEILA J. COLLINS N.H.S. 3. 4: Checring 4: Pep Squad l. 2, 31 Intramural Bowling l. 2: Yearbook Typist. Ambition: To be an secretary. Alllltll 3, l9fn7A Carl . . . Junior Year . . . Mrs. Commit' , . ..S'vnlor l.unt'lr ROBERTA M. COLUMBUS Cheering -1: Pep Squad l. 2. 3: Dramatic Club l. 2: Intramu- ral Basketball 3: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To be a secretary. A speeidl boy C'l16'Cl'1IlQ for B.M.H.S. . . . Mrs. Cooney . . .Senior I.unc'11. BRFNT ALEXANDER DAVIS Track l: A.V.A. 1, 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 2. 3. 4: Variety Show 2, 3.4. Ambition: To go to college and become a psychologist. A.V.A. llitfli Selmol parties . . . A.V.A. kills lllllillllf ll jug nil Ifrir s llrlllll'-Illlllll' filler . . . limiw'z'w11r'ltt.s lietween Dun unfl nie. 3 1.5 5' ,hc DENNIS COOPER Ambition: To graduate. KAREN CORBETT N.H.S. 3, 4: Pep Squad 2. 31 Mr. illarklmnfs Math III and Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Variety IV classes . . . 2:00 p.n1. . . . Weekends. MARION DIANE CROSBY Chorus 1, 2: Library Assistant lg Pep Squad 1.2, 3. Ambition: To have Al home. llly soldier boy. Al, on Febru- ary 10, 1967 . . . Sunznzers of 1966 and 1967 . . . Senior Pronl in 1965. 1 Show 2, 3. 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 3: 1.V. Basketball 3: Newspaper Staff 4. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. Good times with my Pull- buddy . . . A certain someone . . .Junior Prom. BARBARA D'AMORE Pep Squad Ambition: To become a secre- tary. Junior Prom . . . Suntnzer of 1967 . . . A Certain boy. STEPHANIE ANNETTE COOKE Homeroom Representative 4: School Newspaper. Ambition: To reach California before September, 1968. My senior year . . . Steve . . . Summer of 1965. 1 ? STANLEY R. DAVIS A.V.A. 1, 2. Ambition: To see teachers bigger than students. June, 1968 . .. Mr. Kagan's Algebra I . . . Raisins. CLAIRE LOUISE DELP Future Teachers 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2 Ambition: To succeed in life. My Iwo years ri! B.M.H.S. . . Summer of 1967. I KEITH D. DIXON Cross Country l, 2, 3: Spring Track l, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 33 Newspaper Staff 4. Ambition: To go to college. Cross-country Champions 1966 . . . The Gang: Old Molly and Peach . . . My senior year and friends. I PAUL JOSEPH DE MEO Key Club lg Homeroom Alter- nate 2: Homeroom Representa- tive 3. The friends I had through High School . . . My party on August 27, 1967 . . .llly 1959 Ford. 00 vi! PETER DE SIMONE Student Council l, 2: Com- puter Programming I, 2. Ambition: To have a career in I.B.M. Mr. Kdgflllyb' f1ltQL'l7l't1 I class . . . lllr. C11rl1'1lo's class in lhe lah . . . Three years wilh Alf. Cox. ' PATRICIA S. DE MEO Homeroom Representative 1. 2. 31 Student council 1.2. 3, 4. Ambition: To go into I.B.M. Programming and commercial ZITI. Donna, Colzrilv, Karen, and R111 forc'i't'r , . Aly lu'o1llw s 1959 Ford. BRENDA L. DICKINSON N.H.S. 3, 4: Ret1ections Staff 3, 4: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4: Basketball U.V. l, 2: Varsity 3, 45: Softball 2: Intramural Sports: German Club 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 3 fPublicity Chairman 47. Ambition: To be a research biologist. Spring and Summer of 1967 . . .May 29, 1967. . .All the good limes l'vc had and the friends who lzuvv sliarvcl them. f 715 JANET A. DI MATTEO Pep Squad 1, 2. 3. 41 Dramatic Club l, 2, 3: Intramural Bas- ketball 3: Drill Team 4. Ambition: To hand something in on time in Otice Practice. August 5, 1965-Gwen E11tQll.S'lI I1 with Mrs. Cassin . . . 1966 al Loi0'.s'. '--. 2 2 3 fi YU' .N-5 DIANE A. DUNIAS Homeroom Representative Z. Ambition: To get a job after High School. jllllllll' Prom .... S1lI111l1It'1' of 1967 . . . .Vrsx SlIl'lI1Hl1'll'.V ling- lixh CllI.S',Y. WILLIAM DAVID DURANT Freshman Basketball: Dance Band. Ambition: To see the Blue Orbits' get a break. Stories' Corzcert. 1965 . . . Lin . . . Tim, Bad, Ed, Joe, and illarie. f V '7 C -4 BERTIN C. EMMONS A.V.A. 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Debating Club I. 2. Ambition: To survive the 2:00 p.m. rush hour in the teachers' parking lot. Mrs. Dfl'.l'tIllCf'.Y World History Clam . . , The gona' old altdl- torium . . . Skipping through school. PAULETTE JEAN EICKMEIER N.H.S, 3, 4: French Club 1, 2 tTreasurer 3. -ill Yearbook Staff: Poster Committees. Ambition: To attend Massa- chusetts College of Art. Miss B e l C h e r and Frenclz classes . . . 1967 Senior Prom with tlflr. Roberts . . . Helping Mr. Marchi in Art. ANNE JEAN DONNELLY Spanish Club l. 2, 3: Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 2 fCaptain 3, 45: Assist- ant to Special class l, 4. Ambition: To teach the men- tally retarded. Cheering for our football team . . . Sept. 15, 1967 . . . Mr. Goodrow's World History Class. -Q EDWIN A. DOLLIVER Student C ou ncil 1: Gym Leader 1, 2: Gymnastics 2. llflr. ll1f1l'CllC1l1f'S Class in 1966. FRANCES JANE DONNELLY Pep Squad l, 2. Ambition: To become a psy- chiatrist. Freshman year . . . Eseapades with Sarge . . . A certain beach party. T HENRY EAGLES Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball lg Baseball 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To be an All- American. Kagatfs class with Dave, Dick and all the gang Playing sports in B.M.H.S. MARGARET A. ENNION Pep Squad 1, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Ski Club 21 Intra- mural Basketball 3: Drill Team 4. Ambition: To chew gum in Mr. Giunta's room. November 5, 1966 . . . Rick Latham . . . Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cooney. RICHARD G. FAGNER Gym Leader 3, 4: Basketball 1. Ambition: To go to the Uni- versity of Mass. Mr. Claney's class The girl who sat behind me for four years . . . lyly last year. ,iv LAURENCE A. FIDLER Football lg Basketball 1. Ambition: To own seven GTO's-one for every day of the week. Kathy-July 7, 1966 . . . Lunch with The Boys . Summer at Expo '67. lg CHARLES O. FARIA Ski Club 1, 2: Spanish Club CTreasurer 311 Band l. 2: THICK 1. Ambition: To see John Fanning without his foot in his mouth. A certain blonde . . . Chemis- try and Physics with Mr. Clancy . . . SIUHIIIPI' of 1967. GRETCHEN ANN FAY Dramatic Club: Bye, Bye, Birdie g Baton 1, 2. Ambition: To become a typist or a hairdresser. Junior Prom . . . Summer of 1966 . . . Mrs. Cassirfs English II class. 1 DOROTHY ANN FARIA Baton Twirling 2. Ambition: To become a secre- tary or an airline stewardess. March 18, 1966 . . . Summers of 1965 and 1966 My Sophomore year. SUSAN ELIZABETH FAYTON N.H.S. 3, 4: German Club 2. 4 CTreasurer 33: Ski Club 3, tTreasurer 4lg Future Teachers of America 2, 3: Pep Squad 3: Intramural Basketball and Bowling l: Reflections Staff 3. 4: Latin Club 3: Science Club 3, 43 Library Assistant 3, 4: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To become a soci- ologist. May 14, 1966 and June 27, 1967 wilh a very special hay . . . Scrutiny and lllr. Aftlfllll . . . Those Crazy Yearbook Stahl meetings. c W.-.,.., L ga P JUDITH L. FALITE Pep Squad 2. 3. -1. Ambition: To become a secre' tary. lieilzg in Frmrhall rallies . . . Airs. Penneyfx' S1lI?I'1l1II11fl I Class Buys who val in fron! of me fur fam' yearx. u' ' A F. t . sk M ROSEMARY E. FERMOYLE Pep Squad 2. 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Ski Club 3 tVice-Presi- dent -ll. Ambition: To bc an airline stcwardcss. Bl'11!'l'I.l'11-Blllllll-L'1tU1 H n e k 1' qv .L'an1e.v . . . Teen l1aven . . . Expo '67 wilh Juan antl Charlie. PAUL FLANNERY Football I, 2. 3 lCaptztin -ll: Track 3. -1:Gym Leader 3. 4. Ambition: To go to college. Foftlhrlll f7l'llliliL'L'.V ...X S 'L'IIlt1I' Honztfroont . . . Bcinz' vlvctvrl Ftm1ballCapmin. SALLY J. FREDA Ambition: To be an executive secretary. .Slmrilianzl I . . . Ona .special hwy . . . lypifig' I and Il with Alf. G'uutlnn1'. Sl-IEILA ANN FOGARTY Pep Squad I. 2. 3. 41 Dramatic Club I. 2. 3: Variety Show: Bye Bye Birdie : Future Nurses Club tSecretary ll. Ambition: To become an Air- line Stewardess. C. B. and the Kings . . . ivly crilfcltas . . . While Lake and Ialks wilh my b1'0ll1t'rs. DAVID A. FRAUMENI Cross Country 2. 3: Football 4. All tlzosv lzeadafhes ...i N Ir. GiIl's shop class . . . Summer of 1966. WAYNE FOSTER Football I, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 2: Drama Club 3, 41 Folk Singing Club 31 Science Club 2: Variety Show 3, 41 A.V.A. I. 3: Gym Leader: German Club 3, 4. Ambition: To get the girl I want. A.V.A. and the audience after school . . . Variety Show of my JIUIIIOI' Year. GEORGE L. FRAZA Football 3, 4. Ambition: To see Mr. Markey run the Hundred Yard dash. Watching Coach Ralph bea! on the lineman . . . lvlr. Yuung's English III A Class. W! ROBERT T. FLEMING Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nuclear physicist. Freshman year . . . Junior Prom . . A Certain girl. WILLIAM E. FREEMAN Football 1, 23 Track 2, 3: Ski Club 3, 4. Ambition: To have a healthy and happy family. Mrs. McGee's U.S. History class . . . Mr. Ingraham . . . A cerlain girl. LINDA MARIE FRINK Dramatic Club 1, Bye Bye Birdie. Ambition: To be a secretary and a bookkeeper. Bobby Molloy, Augusl 12, 1966 Summer of 1967 1960 Bluish-green Ford convertible. JEANNE MARIE GALLUZZO Future Te a c h e rs Club 23 Homeroom Representative 3. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. The proms . . . Summer of 1967 . . . My junior gym class. L I 1 JAMES GALLAGHER Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2.4. Ambition: To get married. May 1, 1965 . . . Cathy . . Mr. Gill's shop. JOANNE F. GALLANT Future Nurses' Club 4: Spanish Club 4. Ambition: To be a nurse. Sununer on P.E.1. The gang in Pinehurst . . . Rides with Crash. JOHN M. GALLAGHER Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Track 1. 21 Baseball 3. 43 Gym Leader 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become president of the United States. Mr. Markey's science Classes . . . Playing Foorbull for Chuck . . . The school year 1966-1967. NORMAN GALLET Ambition: To leave B.M.H.S. January 21, 1967 . . . Racing Cliffs Volkswagen . . . Mr. Hunfs shop class. ELIZABETH I. FRITZ Pep Squad 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To become a better person. Aly Junior year .... SIUPIHICI uf1967 . . . A verluin boy. PATRICIA J. GAMBALE Cheering 3 lCaptain -ll: Drama Club l, 2, 3. 4: Pep Squad l. 21 Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To be a secretary. Cll!'t'I'lIIAL' for 1f..V.1l.S. . . lllrs. Cillllll'-X' . . . Bolt. WILLIAM EDWARD GARVIN Ambition: To be a high tension lineman. Double lu II c' h e s . . . hlr. . .Varlteyk Earth Sc'1c'nc'e class , , . Running up the street IO l get the bus. 41 X ,A 1 JOSEPH V. GORMLEY Ambition: To go to the An- dover Institute of Business. Katliy and the summer of 1966 . . . 1966 Tllllllk.S'.L'1l'l'lIj,' game . . , Mr. Aflai'key'.s' Science Ill c'la.s'.v. - 5 e-53,1755-ri 454- '. - ,Lg 415 ROBERT DANA GILL Band 1, 2. Ambition: To go on my honey- moon. Basie Science, Cl'l'fC'S, Algebra II, World History, and English III Classes, ana' all the teachers. ROBERT E. GLASER Baseball 1. 2, 3, 41 Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college. August 2, 4, 6 Locker room with Goofy . . . Play- ing baseball in Canada with Chuck, 1, i l CHERYL L. GILLIS Pep Squad 1. 2. Ambition: To be a good sec- retary. Rusty, November 23, 1965 . . . Meetirzlg in the Cafeteria with the girls The Football games. WILLIAM D. GOGUEN Football 4. Ambition: To see ashtrays in the basements some day. My sophomore year... Going out to eat . . . Sneaking in ana' out of school. X DENNIS M. GEARIN Hockey l, 2. Ambition: To see a freshman a little smaller than I am. My freshman homeroom . . . Mr. Markey's Earth Science class. SHARON THERESE GORTON Data Processing Ambition: To make it to July, 1968. February 19, 1967 . . . Charlie and the Yellow Rose . . . April 28, 1967. JAMES E. GRAHAM N.H.S. 3, 4: Senior Class President: Stu d e nt Council President 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To have a successful life and career. Junior year with all the gays . . . The annual variety .s'lmws . . .Jnl1nr1y's' zlrtunntirig. ' X i HARRY E. HANSON Ambition: To go into the mili- tary service. Mr. Markeylf Earth Science class Summer of 1967 . . . Hampton Beach. WILLIAM EDWARD HAGEL Ski Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4. Ambition: To become success- ful in all my future ventures. Trikeonontetry with Mr. Kagan . . . Amnesia . . . B.M.H.S. LINDA R. HAMELIN Adult Education Classes. Ambition: To be a typist. Skipping sclmol with Sharon and Sandy . . . Mrs. Cassin's Class . . . The Red Sox win- ning the pennant. 1, tt KN ROBERTA VICKIE HALL Pep Squad Ambition: To be a hairdresser. Felvraary 19, 1965 . . . Bobby . . .jlllIlfJl'P1'l7l1I. RICHARD M. HAMILTON Football 1. 3. -1: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2: Gym Leader. Ambition: To teach. Diane . . . Nlr. Yazntlefv Eny- llsh 111 Class . . . The football team. DARLFNE F. GROBLFWSKI Class President 21 Class Secre- tary l: Student Council l. 2. 3. -11 Homeroom Rcprcsentatixc l. 2. 3. 41 Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Intramurals 3, -1: Dramatic Club l. 2. 3: Pep Squad 1. 2. 3: Ski Club l: Christmas Pag- eant 1, 2: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To travel. D.1.F., D ancl D, .Sl'f716'l1ll7L'l' 4. 1967 . . . Ftwtlvall :tml lwlxliet- hall ,QIUIICS . . . .Hy ln,tplra- tion -a friend never to he ftIl'LQt711t'll. 1 vf' JAMES J. HERRICK Football I. 2. 1?nnnie Lee . . . fill-Y 4, 1066 .... S ihap 11. 111. antl ll' with I .ui-, mn. CAROL E. HEZLITT Yearbook Advertising Commit- tee: Business Club. Ambition: To go to Business College and be L1 legal secre- tary. .Uiss ,Uc',Vaus's classes Slutlies in llie tajeterla . Tlmse ,ureal l1mt'l1t'.s'. DIANE MARIE JENKINS Baton Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramu- ral Basketball 3,-1. Ambition: To see Billerica beat Chelmsford. Ricky Weekends at Winnipesaukee . . . Teen ll!ll'l'I1.H ROGER J. HUBERT Band 1. Z. 3. 4: Cross Country 3. Ambition: To make the good times I have better. Tlic sunnner of 1967 . . . York Beaelz, Maine . . . The last lnonrlt of school. STEVEN C. ISABELLE Ambition: To become an elec- trician. Smnnier of 1967 . . . Angus! 21, 1967 . . . Riec'a's . if' ' .151 PHYLLIS A. IRWIN Ambition: To be a beautician. Wesrford . . . lily Junior Prom . . . Tit1a. ROBERT I. JAMIESON Wrestling Ambition: To make a success in life. Football rallies . . . Bookkeep- ing ll . . . Summer of 1967- A certain girl. ,. 1 ., 1 ftfysl, .5 ne, . .5 ROBERT D. HIBBARD Ambition: To become an ac- countant and own my own business. Bookkeeping with Mrs. Cooney . . . Mr. Perron's Business Il class . . . Mr. Wilson making us write about our future. JAMES A. JENKINS Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council. My four years in B.M.H.S. . . . Summer of 1967 . . . Football. DARLEEN C. JORDAN Volleyball 2. Ambition: To be an airline Stewardess. May 31, 1966 Prom- April 28, 1967 . . . Joe's Pizza House with Bob. I. . .,.-. MARY E. KING Future Nurses Club l, 2 fVice- President 31 President 433 Pep Squad 2, 3, 41 Drill Team 43 A.V.A. 2: German Club 3, 4. Ambition: To see the Red Sox win the pennant. Geometry-Long period . . . Football games . . . Harvard Square and Tivoli with the German Club. BARBARA KELLEY Cheering 4: Pep Squad 1. 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2. Ambition: To see Billerica beat Chelmsford. Clzeering for B.M.H.S. . . . November 6, 1964 . . . Bobby. LINDA A. KILEY Basketball 3: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Data Processing. Ambition: To beat Chelmsford on Thanksgiving. Bob, May 9, 1965 . . . John and Eddie . . . The Porch. f-'IC CHARLES S. KELLY N.H.S. 3, 4: School Newspaper lAssistant Editor 451 Latin Club 3, 4. Ambition: To hear L.B.J. speak in a Boston accent. Passing slow-moving girls' in the corridors . . . The Tempest . . . The shaving cream worm. HERBERT E. KING Junior Varsity Basketball 2. Ambition: To beat Chelmsford on Thanksgiving. Mr. Young's Period 11 English Ill class' . . . The l.V. lvaslwt- ball games The Varsity ,football games. fx if l Je A X 1-4' JOSEPH GEORGE JOYCE Ambition: To be an account- ant. First and last day , . . Rallies . . . lllr. llIarkcy's' .S'c'iel1f'c' Class. ll'-3 is UN I FRED KINSMAN Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3. 4: Ski Club l. 2. 3. 41 Homeroom Representative 3. Ambition: To go to college. Junior Prom-April 2-Y, I967 Pltlflllt' football in my senior year . . . Om'-waht' Cor- ridors nzaltiriu Illt' lalt' for Iwo years. RUSSELL A. KROCHUNE Football 1. 2. -11 Basketball 11 Baseball 1: Hockey 3, 4. Ambition: To grow up and be a man. Time ll1l'.S.S6'tl in my soplmnmre year . . . Time spent outside looking for smtzctliingf . . . HBIlxL'j,'lll,Q lllr. Hunt with my polka-dotted jeep. WILLIAM H. LAVERY Home Room Representative l, 3: A.V.A. lg Wrestling 3. Ambition: To go into the serv- ice. Mr. lK'lI4LjIlll'S Algalrra Class . . Going In Kenzps' for lnnclt. CAROLYN L. LAFFERTY Library Assistant l. 2. Ambition: To go to Business School. lvlrs. llICGee's U.S. History Class . . . December 16, 1966 . . . A certain boy. JOSEPH R. LAPLANTE Track 1. Ambition: To have the Red Sox win the Pennant. Deeale . . . Summer of 1967 . . So Happy Together . ROBERT J. LANDERS Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend Lowell Technical Institute. The little rea' bug . . . Work at RCA . . . Saturday nights. STEPHEN P. LATHAM Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Winter Track 1: Football 4. Ambition: To be the President of the United States. April 19, 1967-Tlze Senior Prom . . . Mi's. Saunders' Eng- lish III Class . . . A certain girl. LOUIS P. LA BELLA Dramatic Club Ambition: To join the Coast Guard. B.M.H.S. . . . Mr. Carlino . . Mini-skirts. fx lf JUDITH A. LAW Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Fu- ture Teachers Club l, 2, 3: Ski Club 2, 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: School Mascot 4: Student Council 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1: Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To become a teacher. Four proms in two years . . . Whipped cream fights . . . Trip to Vermont, August 24, 25, 1967. RAYMOND L. LEAVITT Ambition: To get an education and lead a clean. healthy life. French 1 with Nlrs. Saunders . . . Studying in the Cafeteria. ALFRED LUNGO Football 3. Ambition: To get by Mrs. Splaine in the G corridor. Mr. Perrotfs Bu.vine.vs Law . . . Playing football with the team of 1967 . . . Summer of 1964. JAMES R. LEONE Football 1: Basketball 1. Ambition: To marry the most beautiful girl in the world, Kath Byrnes. Algebra I and ll with Mr. Kagan . . . Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior yeursx with Kathy . . .footlntff withlix Coach Finn. If .NNN if fl 'X ..j'9V fltlld xi' Q4 151 W4 4 If-Wv,'.f TAA X' ff , ll l ' . 9'lffl 'iW'5: W A it it - .egg it ' or YNY' QT l, ,lv Y , L XLQLCTQ, yj ,rl'C'1 .NDIS ll' 'pill ,W bw AJ of BARBARA LONGN Summer of 1966. lJ ,ff-Ai 'Q SANDRA JEAN LEVA Folk Singing Club: A.V.A.: Bye, Bye Birdie . Ambition: To seek my desires. Bye Bye Bira'i0 . . . Lunch with Bob in my soplzomorc' year . . . Gym with Miss Hood. V vi, 1.4.1 I .1 t 3.1 U' I LINDA LOPARDI Intramural Volleyball l. Ambition: To become principal of B.M.H.S. some day. lllrs. Cussin's English 11 . . Mr'. Whitley's Sc'ienc'e III . . . Pooling around in the Cuff'- l teria. MICHAEL LEE Wrestling 2: Newspaper -1. Ambition: To get into college. Mr, KII4L'l1I1'S triyorznnzetry cltiss . . My senior year. '4 7 QB L1 A -4 I A 1 ALFRED VV. LUONGO Hockey 2. 3. 41 track I. 2 Gym Leader. Ambition: To sec the Red Sox with the Pennant and World Scricx. .llft'l'lltllllt'tll llruwing' C'lti,t.t ut tl .S'oplm1rior't' . . . BUUlxlxt'l'f'l.II4L' II c'lu.r.x' . , . tht' Junior Prom. MARGARET DIANE MAC CALLUM A.V.A. 1: Pep Squad 2, 3: Eu- ture Nurses' Club 2: Drama Club -1. Ambition: To lose my nick- name. The sarnnzer and winter of 1966 . . . Mfrs. Sheppard's Eng- lish 11 . . . Cher1'sl1 . l t SUSAN R. MARTELL Ski Club 2, 3: Pep Squad 2.3. Ambition: To succeed in the future. Aly .wpholnore and junior years . . . Aly junior year in gym . . . The Breezes 1 ,1v. '4 -I 15. ts, A IOHN DAVID MAC DONALD Debating Club 1: Ski Club 4Z Data Processing 4. Ambition: To be a teacher in foreign countries. .Miz Kagan's Algebra II class . . . Airs. Saunders' French class . . . Aly junior year. DONNA M. MANGIASI I.B.M. Key Punching. Ambition: To be a secretary. John . . . Aly junior prom . . . My four years at B.M.H.S. 'G- yn' .A MAUREEN MANETTA Ambition: To finish taking English. Beach parries of July ana' Au- gust . . . Seplefnber 17, 1967 . . . Mrs. Cassin's sophomore and junior English classes. AUDREY D. MANNING National Honor Society 3, 4: German Club lSecretary 2, 3: President 49: Latin Club lPresi- dent 33: Yearbook Staff: Re- flections staff 41 Homeroom Representative 3: Library Helper 4: Pep Squad 3. Ambition: To go to college. Mi'. 1lflarIir1 and maalox . . . Working in Maine and the Slllllllifl' of 1967 . . . Daisies and Dane. 11 r BERNARD G. MAC DONALD Hockey 2, 3. Ambition: To attend Harvard. Our old English class . . . Jive years in high school . . . Math Class wilh Mr. Kagan and Mr. Danas. rx Lk l KENNETH MASTRULLO Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Leader. Ambition: To get a college de- gree. December 23, 1966 . . . The Junior Prom A certain girl. ROBERT J. MATHESON Ambition: To be a physical education instructor. Mornings in the c'afc'rcria . . . Mr. Jal1nle's English IV class . . . The Gang. 1-1' ROBERT L. MC GOUGH I-Iomeroom Representative l. 21 Ski Club 1: Spanish Club l, 2. Ambition: To get a 1968 Red Sox season pass, Mr. Cox's Algebra Il . . . Summer of 1967 . . . Mr'.v. Houglimrfs Spanish I in Ger- man Class. ROBERT W. MC CALL Ambition: To be a mechanic. The 1:50 p.m. ruslz . . . lllr. LIlllIC,.S' q'ass . . Rita. f I lt X . f r -1 F, Cf' ,Kuff Il! .1 J 1 f Aff . L' - .w gf it -, ,- . f i ,ny l .J 4, 1 . ,fx .H .,, f . I L, - .5 . A A 3 T' N it If 1 . 4 T fu fl!! E lj ,Lf if X.: C .1 u' , ,M DJ I -J l ,V 6, BARRY B. MC DEWELL Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 4. Ambition: To graduate. Frvslinzarz year . . . MI. Snow, 1965 . . . A girl. 'S ai A. CHARLENE M. MC CLURE Intramural Basketball l. 2 J.V. Basketball. Ambition: To be an airline hos- tess. Junior Prom . . . Mrs. Shep pzu'tl'5 Englixlz Class' . . . Cllris. MICHAEL MC ELLIGOTT National Honor Society 3. 4: Football 1: Cross Country 2: Hockey tCaptain 47: Baseball 3,41 Math League. Ambition: To go on to college and study Math. l.V. Bflxelmll with Cl1uc'lc . . . Math wilh Okay Mac' . . . llfly .l'L'lll.I7I' year. ll. ni 'IIS' SUSAN JANE MC ADAMS Class Treasurer 2. 3. 4: Drum Maiorctte 2. 3. -11 Flllllfe Nurses Club l. 2: Science Club 2, 3: Folk Singing Club. Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Jmzior Prom Iimz' . . . Summer of 1966. 3 --In 'V' DAVID MC I :XUGHI IN Student Council 3. Ambition: To go to Business College. SIIIIIHIUI' of IQ67. S21 MARY M. NIETIVIER National Honor Society 3. -1: Future Teachers 2. 31 French Club 3 lVice-President -il: Bas- ketball l. Z. 3. -1: Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. -1. Ambition: To be successful and happy. Junior Prom-.4pril, 1967 . . . SIHIIIIIUI' of 1967 with sonic' !g'I'L'll1 lcitls . . . Bfl,Sls't'Ibllll Quizzes. TTS? t C+ MARGARET R. MURRAY National Honor Society 3. -4: ReHections Staff lCo-Editor 43: Student Council l. 2: Fu- ture Teachers Club 2. 3: French Club 4: Science Club 3: Library Assistant 3. 4. Ambition: To make it easier for those who follow me. Cr'rluri'illc' IQ67 .... Sl. H- .Urly l, IQ67, 6:20 fun. Smit' llonw' . . . ''Lt'Ili'r-n'rilint'. 3 EILEEN MOORE Pep Squad 1. 2: Library Assist- ant 1. Ambition: To get revenge on Geri. Rich, Svpleniber 2, 1964 . . . Freshman your . . . Junior and Senior gym classes. KATHLEEN M. MUNROE Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. Ambition: To be a secretary. Junior Prom . . . A certain boy . . . Fun with the gang. PATRICIA A. MUCCI Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To be a hairdresser. J. T. ana' my Junior Prom . . . Football Jamboree . . . F1171 with the kids. DOROTHY JEAN MURPHY Basketball 1. Ambition: To meet the dieti- cian of this school. Gene-lllarch 15, 1964 . . . The porch . . . John and Eddie -July I, 1967. JOHN MILLER Basketball 2: Football 1. Ambition: To go to college. Finally coming back to B.M.H.S. .. . A special girl out of town . . . Mechanical alrawing Class. ,.r v.-, SANDRA LEE NAUGLER Ski Club 2: Folk Singing Club 2. Ambition: To be a nurse. Summer of 1966-surfing . . . October 21, 1966-John . . . Mrs. Murray's Art Classes III and IV. BRADFORD A. NYHAN A.V.A. 1, 23 Key Club 3. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer. Laurie . . . Whalonz Park . . The Spirits Four. -D DEBRA JOY OUELLETTE N.H.S. 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 French Club 33 German Club 33 Science Club 3, 43 G.A.A. Nice-President 33 Pres, 419 Basketball fJ.V. l, 23 Varsity Manager 3, 493 Field Hockey U.V. 23 Varsity 3, 473 Intramu- rals I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To travel every- where. Ashby and Billerica Tourneys . . . Marching with the band . . . French with Miss Belclwr. N ROXANNE M. O'CONNOR N.H.S. 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, fLt. 413 Field Hockey 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 2 fSec. 3, Pres. 433 Future Teachers Club 2 CTreasurer 35: Math League 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. CT r e a s u r e r 473 Impact! CSports Editor 453 German Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To see Miss Hood make her own coffee. Mr. D. and all the great kids in the band . . . A certain group of great people . . . Locker Room Brigade. PATRICIA O'BRlEN Drama Club l: Junior Prom Hostess. Ambition: To graduate and continue my schooling. Junior Prom .... S opluunort' ll D llUlC'llC.S' .... S umnzcfr of 1967. I .vMV' MARY E. OGONOWSKY Cheering 43 Class Vice-Presi- dent 1. 2, 3: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Intramu- ral Basketball 1, 2, 33 Year- book Typist. Ambition: To be a secretary. M and Ill -Junior Prom . . . Mrs. Cooney . . . Senior Lunch . . . Ch ff ff ring for 40 B.M.H.S. JOANNE OLSON Field Hockey 33 Science Club 33 Intramural Volleyball 23 Bye Bye Birdie. Ambition: To become an L.P.N. A certain boy Whalonz Park . . . School Dances. 4 011 . X uv F it E MICHAEL L. V. ORTOLANI Wrestling 2g Machine Shop: Student Leader. ' Ambition: To stay out of the 'gf draft. Shop teachers . . . Girls . . lllorc girls. ROBERT OUELETTE 732 t SUSAN KATHLEEN OXTON Library .Assistant l. 2: Prom Helper 1. 2. Ambition: To marry Dan. Junior Prom .... S wee! sixteen blflllllllj' on April 4, 1966 . . . Cl11'i.x'tn141s, 1966, with Dan. JUDITH C. PERRY Basketball I: Field Hockey 2, 4: Spanish Club lg Homeroom Representative l, 2, 41 Ski Club l. 13.4. Ambition: To linally get Pat somcuhcrc on time. D. D. and the sunznzers . . . My sopliwiimr and junior .vvnrs . . . llflrs. Z'.S'EllAL,'l1.l'll Ill. H PATRICIA PAJAK Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2. Ambition: To get a job where I can sleep as late as I want. Mrs. C0oney's Bookkeeping classes . . . Tommy, May 13, 1967 . . . The Record Shop. FRANCES SUSAN PASKIEWICZ Basketball 1: Pep Squad: Fu- ture Teachers Club 2: J.V Basketball 3. Ambition: To return at a fu- ture date and p u rc h a s e B.M.H.S. The arrows I los! in gym . . . Mrs. Murruy's art class with Sandy . . . Senior year on the G floor. ANNA MAE PALMIERI Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 23 Baton Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4: Travel Club 2. Ambition: To see Billerica Beat Chelmsford. My Junior Prom . . . The Summer of 1967. LINDA M. PELCZAR Intramural Volleyball 1, 2: Pep Squad. Ambition: To make someone happy. Junior Prom . . . February 5, 1967. . .Roy. BRENDA PAAVOLA Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Drill Team 4: Camera Club 1. Ambition: To have Billerica's great football team be on top. Being with Jeff? . . . The Rec- ord Shop . . . the kids at the lake. x..... A 1 .T SANDRA A. PIETRELLA Pep Squad 1, 2g Ski Club 4g Homeroom Representative 3g Student Council 3. Ambition: To be with John and Eddie once again. My Freshman year . . . Pep rally of 1965 . . . Billy. I X JOHN F. PONZO Football l. 2: Baseball 1. Ambition: To follow the End- less Summer. Sumnier of 1967 . . . October 21, 1967-Sumly . . . Mr. Gill's shop Claim. LOIS H. RENO Ambition: To travel and help people. Chivl and Boss man ut Old Orchard Beach in the summer of 1967 . . . Mr. Goodrow and Mr. Perron . . . My little Mic'luu'l. X LINDA L. QUINTON German Club 4. Ambition: To get out of a final exam. Biology I with Mr. A . . . Tivoli with the Geruzmz Club . . . D lunch Fridays in the Cafeteria. DONNA I. RAY Baton Twirling l, 2 lCo- captain 3: Captain 45: Drama Club l. 2, 3: Homeroom Rep- resentative 3: Yearbook typist. Ambition: To become a secre- tary. August 8, 1967 and Ricky . . . August 15, 1967 at Wimiipe- suulccfe with S.C., C.P., and R.H. . . . The Junzlvorec, 1967. ROBERT J. RANCATORE National Honor Society 3 lPres. 4l1 Basketball 2: French Club 2, 3. 4: Math League 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4. Ambition: To some day pass a French test. Mr. C's Plzysics class . . . lllr. G'.r Cliemislry I mul 11 Class . . . My three years at B.M.H.S. DENNIS L. RECTOR Ambition: To get rid of the sweet potatoes and marry Sue. The fun in Junior English . . . Running the obstacle Course . . .Susie we ff, r 1. 1' . .J lil DEBORAH M. QUERZE Dramatic Club 2, Ambition: To work in Data Processing. Junior Prom . . . Mr. Coxfs' Al4Ql'lJ1'll I1 c'lus.r . . . Nlr. P1'i'lu7'.s' E11!L'll.Yl1 I1 c'lu.r.s'. 'U' V at ALICE D. REYNOLDS Dramatic Club 3.4. Ambition: To become an artist. Sl7l7l1UHlUl't' .war- D lunvh . . . Tilt' lulvliy . . . Sopho- Hlrvrc' -l't't1l' with ilfr. fiotulrow. ANNE E. RICHARDS Pep Squad I, Ambition: To travel. .I1r. GIl6lIl4II'lly,S' Seierzce vlasa Tlmse falmlous lmiclies Fixglzlhiy Ilie Ilimrigm in Ilia t'm'riclo1'.x. I LINDA LOUISE ROTH N.H.S. 3, -1: Yearbook staff: Reflections staff 3, 4: Intra- mural Bowling 2: Pep Squad 3: Latin Club 3: Science Club 3. 4: Future Teachers Club 2: Li- brary Assistant 2. 3, 41 Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To always be a will- be rather than a has-been. T110 ill14.v1r'in14.s- Mr. Marlin . . . ,Way 25, 1967 . . . 'lHl'lf7llIlU .'lIr. llivkryx' in flu' library. an 'Q l if DONNA MARIE RILEY Bye Bye Birdie 1 Variety Show3. Ambition: To find a goal in life. Franlc-Summer of 1964 . . . June 15, 1964 and my nick- name viator mou1l1 . . . my Junior Prom. WILLIAM ROGERS 2 JEANNE E. ROGERS Pep Squad 1. 2: Homeroom Representative 3: D ra m atic Club 4. Bernie . . . September 8, 1967 Summer of 1966 ana' 1967. BRUCE A. ROSE Ambition: To see what the school does if the I.B.M. ma- chines break down. Algebra II Senior year . . . Mr. Y0ung's English III. 4 MAUREEN RIDINGS Ambition: To become an air- line hostess. September 23, 1967 . . , My Junior year . . .A certain boy. CATHY ROUTHIER Cheering 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Pep Squad 1, 2: Home- room Representative 1, 2. Ambition: To have a winning football team. Bim, May 1, 1965 . . . The fun I've had with all the kids . . . Cheering for B.M.H.S. and the crazy 13 . MARY ANN ROY Ambition: To get revenge on Sal, February 4, 1967 ... Tommy . . . My Freshman year. HELEN M. SCHMIDT Ambition: To graduate. My Junior Year . . . Summer of 1966 . . . English Classes. 'wi 'U' THOMAS M. SALOWSKI Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a doctor of the beaches and live on them. Surf at York The wild party at York . . . Never for- get the jungle. IANIS SCHARN N.H.S. 3, 4: Ski Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Science Club 3, 4: Pep Squad 2. 3: Girls Track lg Student Council 3, 43 Computer Programming 3. Ambition: To see Mr. Martin married. Dave Junior Year . The Prom. KAREN E. SAWYER Library Assistant l. Ambition: To graduate. Sally with Mr'. Slmuglmessey Talks wilh Mr, O'Bl'lCll . .Junior Prom. MARTA L. SCHEFFER Ambition: To be with John and Eddie once again. John and Eddie . . . The Porch . . . Freslzmafz year. I fa,,,..z- ,Z .N A , M + ,,. ' ' f 1: 1 W, ,, .. .V . - . ' vs' ef? LILLIAN A. RUSSO Chorus l. 21 Bye Bye Birdie . Ambition: To become a legal or executive secretary. SIIIIIIIIUI' of IQ66 . . . .Viz Gmulrfm' Deeeniher 20. IU65 wilh Danny. x. ' xn5'wf 'n1 'X N. 11 1' I 2 1 I.. CHARLENE J. SCHNEIDER Basketball l, 2: F.H.A. l. 2: Yearbook Stall: Softball l, 2: Drama Club 4. Ambition: To go to college, SIIIIIIIICI' of 1966 ..,. 4 .siflllilll Prom . . , Ovlolwr 7, 1067. New i' w 'X ,t 4- A .. rr, DEBORAH J. SCHWARTZ Science Club 3: Future Teach- ers Club l. 2, 3: French Club I. Ambition: To see Billerica beat Chelmsford at Thanksgiving. Summer of 1967 . . . June 20. 1967. . .Rupx aft. .XX GARY M. SLOPER Football l. 3, 4: Band. Ambition: To beat Chelmsford 99-0. April 2, 1966 , . .Junior Prrnn . . . l,lll.X'l1l4L,' foothull under the new crniclzes. W.. K -Q 4. PETER L. SIEVERT A.V.A. 1. 3. 4: tQuartermaster. Pres. 23: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Plays 1. 2, 3. 4. Ambition: To join the U.S.M.C. and live. John's party in 1967 A.V.A. with Eric . . . Father MacKay. EDNA M. SILVA Chorus 1, 2.3. Ambition: To start growing. Kenny-July 2, 1966 Sophomore year Horne- rontn 4. A CATHERINE ANN SILVA Ambition: To graduate. My Junior Prom with Jimmy Q . . . April 28, 1966 . . . Soph- omore Math with Mr. J. Buckley. JOSEPH F. SILVA Junior Varsity Football Ambition: To see Chuck Lampson with laryngitis. X Football under Mr. Goodrow . . . English with Mrs. Cassin . . .June I, 1968. JAMES R. SHARKEY Ambition: To make a lot of money. Mr. Markey's science class . . . Linda, 1965. IF CAROL A. SMITH Ambition: To be a hairdresser. Bobby-January 12, 1967 . . . My Junior year . . . The proms. DIANE R. SMITH Ski Club 3: Pep Squad 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To graduate. Advenlures at Breeze's . . . Summer of 1967 . . . Home- room with Mr. Roach. f K I 1 PATRICIA J. SPRAGUE Pep Squad lg Future Nurses Club 1. Ambition: To go to Denmark. Adventures at the Breeze's . . . Summer of 1967 . . . A trip to Ayer. N-9 MARIE SMITH Club 1: Data Process- ing 3. Ambition: To be a key-punch operator. Junior Prom April 29, 1967. . .Oclober 26, 1966. JEANNE B. SNOWDEN French Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Debating Club 1 iTreasurer 2, Vice-president 3, 43: Intramural Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Folk Singing Club 1, 23 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to music school and be a professional pianist. Mr. C0x's Algebra II class . . . Wha! my big pockeibooks mean! to me . . . selling candy. i PHILIP E. SNOWBRICK Football l: Homeroom Repre- sentative 1. Ambition: To become a beach bum. Janie . . . Junior Prom . . Graduation. ELLEN A. SPRAGUE Pep Squad 1, 21 Ski Club 3: Drama Club 2, 3: Variety Show 3. Ambition: To drive like Diane. Advc'ntures at Breeze's Homeroom with Mr. Roach. Yifi i?Z' 73. 0. KATHLEEN SMITH Ambition: To be a nurse lllr. Alc'nr1's Biology 1 flats . . . lllr. Sl1Cl.S'UIl'.S' Ullappy AIOIIIIIIXU quizzes . . . Mr. lllaikey and my .vt'iwic'v t'las.s'. 1. l ROBERT STEWART Varsity Football 3. 4: Gym Leader 3, 4. Ambition: To bent Chelmsford at Thanksgiving. lily Fr4'.vlrman Cirittv r'la.vs with Mrx. Di'v.u'llz'i' . . . 1967 Lahor Day wvi'kt'm1 . . . Football garner. WILLIAM H. SULLIVAN Baseball 1. 2 tCaptain 3, 4l1 Basketball I, 2. 3 lfuptain -ll: Football 1. 3. 4: Gym Leader 2, 3, -1. Ambition: To teach in this school. Beating Chelnisjorcl in 1966 Basketball Locker room with Goojy and the boys . . . Driver Education with J. Jenkins. fl- 'T 'fi-Ja 'xiii P . i l 5. , ibg 1-'ff . E I ,Ng ' 1. ft' . bf , I 'ffl ' ' iii K ' ' MQ rg , Q I, ,L Ze: if .. : M ANNETIE MARIE VITELLO Pep Squad 3, 4: Fashion Show 3. 4: Candy Sale 2. Ambition: To be a fashion de- signer and interior decorator. Freshman year at Burlington High . . . Siminier of 1967 . . . Home Econonzics Classes. r '3 DAVID W. TANNER Wrestling 2: Baseball 2: Folk Singing Club 3, 4. Ambition: To see double ses- sions-with juniors and seniors in the morning. Junior classes at B.M.H.S. . . . The coaches disappearing dur- ing practice . . . First and sec- ond days at B.M.H.S. MARY L. TOWSE N.H.S. 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 3, Sci- ence Club 3, 4g Yearbook Staff, Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. Mr. G's Chemistry I class . . . Summer of 1967 at Worcester Poly Tech . . . The great gang . ,, -vi ROBERT J. TAYLOR N.H.S. 3, 4g A.V.A. 1, 2, 3: Math League 2, 3, 4: Variety Shows 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To have an ambi- tion. Variety Shows Michael Schnopps' Fan Club Watkins Glen. DONNA LINDA VALCOUR Glee Club 1, 2, Homeroom Representative 1. Ambition: To go into the Army Nurse Corps. Riding with Joey in the '64 Olds . . . Doubling with Karen at the Junior Prom . . . My senior year and all the great kids. of kids all four years. ROBERT F. SUNDERLAND Football 1, 2, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Gym Leader 4. Ambition: To go on to college. 1967 Football team ... Chuck's class . . . Locker rootn of 1967 Football team. 'QI' ANN MARGARET WALDMYER Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Library Assistant, Powder Puff Foot- ball Game. Ambition: To be a receptionist. Raisins, sweet potatoes, and primes . . . My senior year . . . My great gang of friends. CHARLES E. WALDMYER Key Club: Powder Puff Foot- ball Game: Adult Education Concession, Ambition: To go to business school and to see the Red Sox win the pennant. Juriinr Prom . . . lily senior year ,,.. ll flrs. Splaine felling me In 3It1j' awake. .lG7'uT'Y' LYNDA MARY WHITE Student Council I, 2, 3. 4: Homcroom Representative 1, 2: Class President 3: Intramu- ral Bowling I: Data Processing. Ambition: To find a definite goal in life. G-66, 1965, with Wally .. Junior Prom with Steve . . June 12111 and Miss Splaine. 'Z' PAUL M. WALSH Ambition: To keep alive. Gym class . . . Bike races and drags . . . All my friends. JANET F. WARD N.H.S. 3, 4: German Club 3: Spanish Club l. 2: Powder Puff Football Game: Christmas Play I, 2: 'lBye Bye Birdie. Ambition: To be an elementary school teacher. Powder Puff Football Game . . . My senior classes . . . A friend in M-56. w l WILLIAM F. WALSH N,H.S. 3, 4: Student Council lPres. 41: Reflections Stau' lCo-editor All: Debating Club 1, 2: Smoke Signals tEditor 41. Ambition: To find a piece of meat in the chicken soup. Three years in M-86 . . . A Couple of groovy teachers . . . Some really funny frielzds. DAVID E. WELLS A.V.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 1, 2, 3. 4: Bye Bye Birdie : Variety Show 1, 2. 3, 4: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: Christ- mas Show I, 2. Ambition: To live through the Marines. Mikki and the Class Play of 1965 . . ..lUl11I11j S parties . . . When you Ulillll go! nothin'- you lllllll go! nothin' Io lose. MARALYN L. WALSH Volleyball l: Basketball l: Softball l. Ambition: To travel. The PUITIIH . . . Freslzmari year . . . U..S'. llhlmjv Class. , ,Ha , , DEBORAH D. WHITNEY Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To travel and to sec Billcrica beat Chelmsford. Summer of 1065 aml Auwalul 14, 1966 . . . Jacky-Felv. 3. 1967. . . Rai.vins. ROBERT.-X R. XX IGGINS N.H.S. 3. 4: French Club 3, 4. Ambition: To be successful, 1Y.H..S'. lHl11ffIj17'1 . . . .'Fl'liL'lld- ly's . . . S111111111'1' of 1966. RENEE CAROLYN WRIGHT N.H.S. 3, 4, French Club 2, 3 4: Science Club 3. 4, Newspa- per Stall 4: Yearbook Staff, Li brary Assistant. Ambition: 'Io migrate South. The fliffikfl 111 11111 171ll'SllII . . Our 1'1'f11,1,'c'-Ilia' lihrary . . The T1'111p1'.il 111 lht' !1'111pc'sl. JAMES F. WILLIAMS A.V.A. 1. 2. 3, 41 Dramatic Club 1, 2. 3, tPres. 411 Wres- tling 2. 3, 4: Variety Show: Senior Class Plays. Ambition: To have everyone hear my voice over the air someday. All the great p1'11d11c'11'a11s we pu! on Good old Aflac . . .fOf1lZ'S parries. FRANCIS WILSON A.V.A. 3, 4 tPres. 1, ZJ, Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2. 3: Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become an artist. Mr. A1l1l'ClI1 S art classes . . . John McFarla11d's parties i11 the s11111111er of 1967 . . . Back- stage d111'i11g the shows. KK OLIVER WILLIAMS N.H.S. 3, 4, Debating Club 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4, Folk Singing Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Latin Club 2, Variety Show. Ambition: To be a nuclear Physicist. Expo '67 . . . Tivo1i JANICE C. WISEMAN Powder Puff Football Game. Ambition: To be an airline stewardess. Mr. KUg0Il'S take-off' . . . All the kids . . . Raisi11s. 2. CLIFFORD J. WILDER Ambition: To keep all my friends, forever. Patlie . . . All the kids . . . Races and drags with the guys. i fx CHERYL YOUNG Ambition: To make Don happy, always. Donnie, August 6, 24, and 25, 1967 . . . B.S., J.L., G.M., John and Eddie . . . S111n1ne1's of 1965, 1966, and 1967. ROBERT JOSEPH GALLAGHER EQ Varsity Cross Country 3, 43 pf Spring Track 3, 4. L I Ambition: To do something unusual. Mr. Samsorfs Cross Country Team .. . Summer of 1967 . . . Four years a1B.M.H.S. v I JL M: go v 1. 'L rf. il. 4-. J' ' f A Diff? if I , JE T ATRICIA TREMBLAY J PAMELA J. HUGHSON Ski Club 1. 2, 3. 41 Spanish Club 1. 2: Science Club, Ambition: To return to Europe to live. The dune bll!Z,'!Qj' . . . The fiower clzilzlren E! Cordobes. I 0 K MARIA LONGO P Ambition: To be a secretary. 53 Q.-0 54 ,I A 4493 xx 2.1 QQ .v ' .I 'N 1 1-t.. ' fg-si W A- fl , , ' ',a'-'D l A I lf -A . , f. , F. W W, ..:'.3g,3! -f 0 1-50 -' 'Q f,4':f.4,-sr. Ken Mastrullo drives forward against Dracut ..., 4 1-.-ay B mxgbxsi W Billy Sullivan guards a Burlington receiver The hike to Rick Roach as he punts to Methuen ll 'V' Bob Glaser about to pass against Andover A e itil.. i i we l .fill x ,, 1, ' 'X ff ' Q. - , - . P 1 r Y, - . I n, n U 'N Zrgsel-WAQTTL A Sr. ' .,'- - ' -.g.v g. . - u X ,-.1'.j..:l.f'+ Q. S - .' - , rs I --.A-2. -X Ax -,..4 .l.. ' if M' ,lJ..t ,Elini if-n 'i Q ' - W7 l T 'l?..s:7vEt1u- ii- if! 56 Il' 2 yn 1 Y 1 14 4 ' 'Y U la., ' f I 1. 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L ' b I 1 V xA - Af .' ,, - 4 J' I N . .HJ v K 1 Q ' YS - X ,xi ' ' R I ' s 5. 5 sx N KS! 8 X . Ni AQ, ' Y Pm xi' X xl v 5 1 'Vs N. 4 .Q . r , i ARM fn- Rf If ' f af 1,-1' X 'ix- Y. i' is ' ' s-63135 A 58 11lw'lrllrv f .-aff ,. 7 S9 -3 , C A, gg? J 'li nk- .J L... N A Q1 11 .J lf 1 NIM Belgium Riu Vim Ranst tfrom Belgium! 60 'Ks V .ti 4 1, A-. bb What's burning? -P' it 61 I 677, 'C ' 4 Q dt--Z' K -9- v-Oh A Q 1 N Qaflff -ff f'1 . . 1 I i 1' .-W. ev? 1'-K f' . ' 10 4, xml 3? 'F 3 I W .1- mf' ,.. .4 ,fb , X r 7, 'Y ,,. , 1 . ,.,-, ,. 5. hw skis 99. S., n 3 CLUBS AND A C TIVITIES - l L -Q A,-vx X ,mn i I-1:1121 1l K V -EICkKElI'R -Q-.1-1 1 K W -ITFi.::.,,+. T- il D an xr Q zz 1.7 A B are 7' A l Q l H 0 Q 2 s A7 Q X 41 L f J' U l fn 2 ' ' x A H ll A QX k ' 'ONJ A. .1- : Q I, 0 A X ?6 Xe: ' X Science Club and Math League ..., 1 ---M ,,.,-xv! 'JMX 'M --4 ATN Ski Club and Travel Club J 1 '11, s 90 -4 A llllllffh L A llllll 1 W vu, pn nn French, Latin, German, and Spanish C lubs GQ Future Nurse Warrior Staff ef 4 L , Layout Editors, Mary Towse and Judy Law with Adviser, Miss Jahnle National Honor Society President, Robert Rancatoreg Vice-President, Jane Chisholmg Secrerary, Louis Beede: Treas- urer, Geraldine Champa: Adviser, Miss Splaine SCHOLARSHIP-CHARACTER-LEADERSHIP- SERVICE These are the standards set by the National Association. Each local candidate is thoroughly screened by a faculty executive committee to select the top 10 percent of the junior class who best exemplify the above qualifications. An additional 5 percent of the graduating class is selected at the conclusion of the first semester of the senior year. The Billerica chapter of the National Association, the Beacon Light chapter, is available to serve the needs of both the school and community whenever called upon to do so. The highlight of the year's activity is a three-day visit to the Nation's Capital in May. 69 l f Presidenz, William Walsh: Vice-President, Robert Enosg Secretary, Joyce Fitzgerald: Treasurer, Linda Mulveyg Adviser, Mr. Hanlon 73 .IC Q 3-I-oh 1. v rl ' AX f V4 'Q X 25- QE f , ' R X ,, i l I Student Council l l 5 1 4 l Future Nurses Presidenf, Mary Kingg Vice-President, Jane Ranking Secrezary, Bertha Moscatcig Adviser, Mrs DiMatteo Future Teachers President, Jacqueline Boysong Vice-Prvsidvlxt, Diane Dixon: Secretary, Beth Holden: Trvux- urer, Carol Brombergg Adviser, Miss McCormack 71 .L.FL.-In 'I Advisers, Mrs. Penney and Mr. Goodrow Drill Team Band IOC n Arlviscr.s', Mr. Difiloria and Mr. Del.uca 72 'Q UI 's...,. Anna Palmieri Twirlers Caplain Donna Ray lv , . 1 .VX I 73 Diane Jenkins 4 L Spanish Club Presidenr, William Gambleg Vice-Presidenf, Rosemary Fermoyleg Secretary, Ellen Wardg Treas- urer, Debbie Chin: Adviser, Mr. Carlino Latm Club Przzsizlwzf, Charles Kelly: Junior Vice-Prcsiclzfrzt, Cherri Akkerman: Sophomore Vice-President Mary Walshg I'll't'Sl1H1lll1 Vice-Presiderzr, Kathy Glaving Secretary, Jody Berryg Treasurer Roberta Lceg Adviser, Mr. Martin 1 . 4 a s W .N V L-swf s-,J- N A .J ,- V X 2' I A 'I Sf , fy' . x . VN' . ' x ' ' IS E ls-39. s 1,-eg H XZ vs ..: X l 'A'-'lifi 3 82 Photography Club A ds-user, Mr. G G. A. A Girls Leaders Maralyn Walsh. leave my gum in Mr. Giunta's waste basket. Robert Matheson, leave my books to anyone who can make good use of them. Charles Faria. leave my 1956 Ford panel truck to eternity. James Antonellis, leave my books to whoever wants them. Linda Celeste, leave the crowded corridors to my cousins. who will find them even more crowded. Roger Hubert, leave my suit jacket to Mr. Danas. Lois Reno, leave to my sister Helen the M floor basement and all the fun in it. Ellyn Collins, leave my locker to some poor unsus- pecting Freshman. Charlie Waldmyer, leave to Mr. Goodrow, a big sign saying Hunga Dungaf' Dennis Rector, leave BMHS in the hopes that I never see another school again. Kenneth Mastrullo, leave all the good times I've had in school to a certain person. Robert Hibbard, leave my books in hopes that some- one will have as much luck as I did. Judy Falite, leave my shorthand notes to anyone who can read them. Phyllis Carter, leave my French class to anyone who feels he can pass it. Martha Arakelian, leave Mrs. Splaine's class half asleep. Geraldine Champa, leave my lefty outlielder's glove to my right-handed successor. Pam Hughson, leave BMHS with no regrets. Dottie Faria, leave a badge to Mrs. Splaine to con- duct traffic in the G corridor. Alice Reynolds, leave my nylons to whoever took them. Susan McAdams, leave all my gum to the gum chewers. Cathy Brooks, leave my senior English class to the Junior class flirt. Donna Ray, leave to Mr. DiGloria the rest of the twirlers. Robert McCall, leave my locker near the girls' gym to anyone who would like it. Ann Waldmyer, leave to Mr. Goodrow, Annie's Bananiesf' Gretchen Fay, leave my two sisters, Bobbie and Debbie, to the Junior class. Carol Hezlitt, leave my appreciation to all my Busi- ness teachers. Susan Martell, leave to my teachers many thanks for being so great. Phyllis Irwin, leave to Ruth Salowsky the crowded locker on the M floor. Jane Chisholm, leave my underdeveloped super-ego to Mr. Podaras. Class Will Richard Fagner, leave my best wishes to next year's Seniors. Tom Archambault, leave my' cafeteria job to anyone who wants it. Pattie Carpenter, leave my many hours of homework to the teachers who gave them to me. Margaret Ennion, leave my temper in G-41 in hopes that Cheri can find it. Linda Clery. leave one used cast to any cheerleader who wishes to use it. Peter Marcotte, leave my glasses to anyone else who is blind. Steve Isabelle, leave my favorite hiding place to any- one who can find it. Rosemary Fermoyle, leave my birthstone to whoever found it and never returned it. John Heselton, leave all the fun I had as a Senior to the Juniors. Donna Riley, leave the three D's of BMHS to anyone who has to write them as much as I. Annette Vitello, leave Donna Baglione good luck with Dave. Mike McElligott, leave my height to the Jolly Green Giant. Robert Rancatore, leave the P. A, system to anyone who knows what to do with it. William Walsh, leave my sick jokes to anyone who will laugh at them. Buddy Gallet, leave my shop clothes to anyone good enough to bury them. Jimmy Donovan, leave my elevator passes to some poor lost Freshman. Barry McDewell, leave my bad marks to anyone who wants them. Cheryl Young, leave the memory of the triangle to Miss Splaine. Janet Ward, leave to my sister Ellen, all the luck, success, and fun in BMHS. Bob McGough, leave to Mr. Danas a bushel of pears. Linda Quinton, leave Physics A to anyone who thinks he can take it. Jim Herrick, leave my parking space to be returned to BMHS. Larry Fidler, leave some cool times and all the girls to my little brother Robbie. Brian Cobb, leave Mr. Gracie to anyone who would like him. , Bert Emmons, leave my sandals to Denise Doucette, hoping that some day she'll grow into them. Jeanne Rogers, leave my nickname Irma to the one who gave it to me, Mr. Goodrow. Donna Valcour, leave sympathy to Freshman girls who don't know the whereabouts of the boys' gym. David McLaughlin, leave this school with great memories of my four years. 84 I, Deborah Ouerze, leave my locker to anyone who can open it. Mary Ogonowsky, leave my temper in Mrs. Saund- ers' room. Michael Pitta, leave all my detentions for John to make up. Mary Metivier, leave my favorite basketball memo- ries to Miss Hood's future teams. Kevin O'Connor, leave the screw in the projection room on the light switch. Dave Wells, leave my job as stage manager to the first guy crazy enough to try it. Paul Flannery, leave my football practice shirt to anyone who can stand it. Bim Gallagher, leave my football helmet to Bob Honnors, if he can fill it. , William Hagel, leave an eraser to Mr. Kagan. , Diane Jenkins, leave four years of fun to my brother. Barbara Kelley, leave BMHS to future graduates. Lou LaBella, leave my Spanish book to another flunky. Margaret MacCallum, leave my cartoons in locker :t1:959. Constance Asselin, leave my gym suit to anyone who can fit into it. Susan Bearse, leave all my paper airplanes to Peter Rabbit. Gregory Call, leave my size 12 cleats to anyone with feet that size. Barbara D'Amore, leave four years of happiness to my sister Donna. Henry Eagles, leave to Peggy Ennion, those misera- ble remarks about my white socks. Bruce Rose, leave my knowledge to anyone who can find it. William Sullivan, leave my sweaty undergarments to my incoming nephews. David Tanner, leave the gym floors to anyone who may have to exercise on them. John Miller, leave my P. A. D. classes to the Fresh- men. Roxanne O'Connor, leave all the squeaks coming from the band room on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Linda Pelczar, leave Miss Hood's gym class to any- one who can stand up to it. Janice Wiseman, leave all my memories of Mr. Kagan's take-off to my sister Diane. Roberta Wiggins, leave my desk in M-l. James Jenkins, leave my burned football unifomi to the locker room. Charles Kelly, leave my tube of Ultra-Brite. Bernie MacDonald, leave my extra oflice detention to the next innocent person. Robert Fleming, leave my football gear to anyone who dares to pick it up. Robert Gallagher, leave Miss McDuf'fie's ancient his- tory classes to the cavemen. Roberta Hall, leave Mr. Goodrow to all couples going steady. Darleen Jordan, leave to all underclassmen the one- way corridors and the 1:50 p.m, rush. Linda Kiley, leave the memories of John and Eddie to the Pines Kids. Jim LaFountain, leave two broken windows, six teachers, and 745 sticks of gum. John MacDonald, leave my C. P. O. jacket to the person who took it. Ann Colella, leave behind four wonderful years of memories. Brent Davis, leave to Mr. Cox the joy of not having Ron and me in class any more. Paulette Eickmeier, leave my gratitude to the many fine teachers in this school. Bruce Bailey, leave the good times in my third year math class to anyone who would like them. Susan Callahan, leave all Mr. C's speeches to some unsuspecting Freshman. Linda Roth, leave my Curl Free to any other girl plagued with naturally curly hair. Tracy Taylor, leave my brother Lee to all the girls for another year. Ed Smith, leave my place on the track team to the unfortunate person who fills it. Robert Stewart. leave an empty seat. Mary Towse, leave Mr. G. to his carbon disulfide. Cathy Routhier. leave anything I received from this school to anyone who wants it. Pat Tremblay, leave my sympathy to the incoming and unsuspecting Freshmen. Bob Sunderland, leave my athletic equipment to anyone who wants it. Eugene Stahl, leave all teachers to incoming Seniors. Eileen Moore, leave the memory of the triangle to Miss Splaine. Brad Nyhan, leave all my algebra notes to Loretta Walsh, Patti O'Brien, leave Miss Brown to demonstrate her classes without me. Brenda Paavola, leave Mrs. Splaine a one-way sign. John Ponzo, leave my books to anyone who can read them. Patricia Mucci, leave my powder puff from the foot- ball game. Joanne Olson, leave all my memories of the dances and panies to the undcrclassmen. Mildred Powers, leave all my boys behind. MaryAnn Roy, leave the memory of the triangle to Miss Splaine. Jeanne Snowden, leave the grand piano in the audi- torium. Lillian Russo, leave my faithful locker to Darlene. Karen Sawyer, leave all my detentions to my brother, Jack. I, Kathy Munroe, leave my broken typewriter to any- one who can fix it. I, Michael Ortolani, leave the lock on my locker to the next poor soul. I, Pat Pajak, leave what's left of my hngernails to all who need to bite them during a test. I, Sandy Pietrella, leave and take peanuts, carrots, and the rest of the crew with me. I, Cliff Wilder, leave all my books to anyone who thinks he can understand them. I, Frank Wilson, leave all my empty paint tubes to Mr. Marchi. I, Lynda White, leave all my appreciation to a certain typing and certain U. S. teacher. I, Herbert King, leave to my brother the right to do as he pleases for the next three years. I, Bob Landers, leave my seat in Mr. Kagan's room to anyone who would enjoy it. I, Maureen Manetta, leave my P. A. D. book to any- one who would dare take it. I, Alfred Luongo, leave the best of luck to the under- classmen. I, Kathy Belanger, leave my school books to the next poor victim. I, Ernest Campbell, leave my bookkeeping seat to any- one who needs it. I, Rose Burgess, leave my Wilmington High School spirit behind. I, Mary Belanger, leave crib sheets to anyone who finds the right basket. I, Bruce Capaldo, leave my seat in Mr. Clancy's class to anyone who wants it. I, Angela Carbone, leave my goalie equipment to any unsuspecting soul who wants it. I, Barbara Burke, leave my seat in Spanish to Sandy. I, Susan Brown, leave my sister Lynne and all the extra-help sessions with Mr. Carlino. I, Steve Baker, leave a whole pad of paper to Mr. Kagan. I, David Capaldo, leave many memories to all the wonderful people I've known in school. I, Kathy Byrnes, leave my name on the basement walls, I,,Sheila Collins, leave the E. T. sadly. I, Stanley Davis, leave my English I, II, III and IV books to whoever borrowed them. I, Bob Conway, leave my bouncing enthusiasm to all incoming Freshmen. I, Billy Durant, leave to Linda Lavey, my truck. I, James Cooke, leave an empty seat. I, Diane Dumas, leave to my sister all the good luck I've had with my teachers. I, Stephanie Cooke, leave my locker A-I I3 and all the memories and secrets it holds. I, Dan Desrosiers, leave a wider doorway to Mr. Marchi, so hc won't have to come in sidewards. I, Sheila Fogarty, leave my messy locker to Jeanne. 85 Joanne Gallant, leave my unhnished homework to anyone who wants to finish it. Linda Hamelin, leave my signature on the basement walls. Susan Forrest, leave my typewriter to anyone who can hx it. Jeanne Galluzzo, leave my opinions to the Senior gym class. Richard Hamilton, leave Mr. Danas a new sport coat. Wayne Foster, leave the backstage of the auditorium to those who join the A. V. A. Patricia Gambale. leave the E. T. sadly. Harry Hanson. leave Mr. Ralph a carton of cigar- ettes. Mary King, leave to my sister Judy all my extra credits. Stephen Latham, leave my only failing mark to Mr. Kagan's Algebra I class. Linda Lopardi. leave all the teachers to the under- classmen. Maria Longo, leave good luck to the Seniors of 1969. Russ Krochune, leave my memories and my pencils and pens to Donna. Jim Williams, leave J. Frank all my extra points so he can graduate some day. Judi Perry, leave all my field hockey bags to Kathy McCarthy. Anna Palmieri, leave my baton uniform to anyone who will wear it. Sue Oxton, leave office detentions to all future stu- dents cutting class to see their steadies. Oliver Williams. leave my debating material to any- one pursuing the field. Janis Scharn, leave a Howdy's beefburger to Curt Gowdy Tom Salowsky, leave my Head muzzle. Philip Snowbrick, leave my false tooth to the person who found it. Marta Scheffer, leave the memories of John and Eddie to the Pines Kids. Dorothy Murphy, leave the memories of John and Eddie to the Pines Kids. I, Debby Ouelette, leave my high quality music books to anyone with a lot of scotch tape. Karen Corbett, leave all the fun I had in my Senior year to Karol. Claire Delp, leave to my sister. Gemma, my job at Sandy's. Jane Donnelly, leave a 500-pound juicy red apple to the faculty. Marion Crosby, leave my four years of fun to my sisters, Cindy and Joanne. Pat DeMeo, leave the food in the cafeteria. lContinued on p. I-461 - SPOR TS ? 5 Rf! ff I K 1 X ,. VRS ----- is - -Q - :ff f' Q -:fmt - 3 2 I Q H N ' '. N J .XV f ,, . VT' ,Ty xr J' X ij 5 ,XV rf VW . f . i ,- L, ..4- E. ,L ' 87 fi CO Our Cheerleaders Faplain Gamhule C0-Cflpfaifl Afakelian 88 ' Cathy Routhier Sheila Collins if Mary Ogonowsky Roberta Columbus Cathy Barufaldi Barbara Kcllcy 89 n I I John Gallagher ii' A85 J Bob Fleming Bill Sullivan Ken Mastrull 0, Jim Jenkins o Bob Glaser f I4 -1 l il r l I 1 l Bob Stewart i l 1 l I l T Steve Latham 4 , 1 l l 4 r C pl Flannery Football Q I. 1 oy l gg 7 s.. as ggi? A -I 9 Svvfyfv Our team this year was certainly a good one. Although our record was not so good as we had hoped it would be, we did do many things that were outstanding. We developed a never quit attitude which, along with other things, made it a ball club of which we could all be proud. This year, every one of the players conducted himself as a true athlete should throughout the entire year. The team should be con- gratulated for its efforts. 94 ll l l 5 1 Q I t annie ... -'-1' x 4. up J . 95 Bi rica xp Q NV 9,99 Q65 xl' I Qlexx Rs ' Bti 4 , 7 8 N ,fa A ig? ,A W L AHA.,- P 7 fx . K 1 '---i 4 A 1 ' . 1 Y lxwxl I ov' - 4 ,-1.7 fix -9 , Y.k : , 5, f W H X l Ruling Q X I i 5 z irls Basketball . l ,x , lf:,l .L ... Varsity Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billericzx Billerica Billericaff' Billericafff Billericai Billericaii Billcrica Varsity Record Westford Chelmsford Acton Andover Wilmington Dracut Acton Methuen Tewksbury No. Andove r Chelmsford Maynard 32 30 44 39 33 27 42 41 20 45 42 34 Coach, Miss Hood l Co-Captains, Pat Robertson and Rose Brantley Seniors Brenda Dickinson Mary Metivier Darlene Gioblewski The girls basketball team suffered its first unsuccessful season in many years, concluding with an over-all record of 3 wins and 9 losses and a hfth place finish in the Merrimack Valley Conference. Since only four seniors, Brenda Dickinson, Angela Carbone, Darlene Groblewski, and Mary Metivicr, will be leaving the squad via gaduation, we are hopeful of a better showing next season with so many returning to the squad. Brenda Dickinson and Patricia Robertson will represent Billerica in the annual Merrimack Valley Conference All-Star Game. We again sponsored a girls basketball tournamentg and although our team was defeated in a first round game, the tournament was very successful. Our squad received some recognition, as C0-Captain Patricia Robertson was one of thc eight girls chosen out of 156 players in the tournament to be named to the All-Tourney Team. 99 Starting Lineup ,Q-Z! Smndirzg: Doree Thresher, Stephanie Naugler, Pat Robertson, Rose Brantley. Kneeling Maureen Fagner, Brenda Dickinson 100 Junior Varsity 1 Coach, Mrs. Wintersg Caplain, Cathy McCarthy 101 Boys Basketball Coach, Mr. James Varsity The 1967-68 basketball season can be described in one word: rebuilding. Be- cause of the able leadership and unseliish example of Captain Billy Sullivan, the development of the younger members of the team has been such that B.M.H.S. has inherited a returning squad which will more than hold its own in Merri- mack Valley competition. Varsity Record Billerica 67 Faculty 58 Billcrica 40 Andover 48 Billerica 38 Methuen 56 Billerica 57 Alumni 60 Billerica 39 Tewksbury 58 Billerica 60 Burlington 34 Billerica 34 Chelmsford 65 Billerica 43 No. Andover 84 Billerica 56 Lawrence Vocational 83 Billerica 58 Wilmington 60 Billerica 47 Dracut 59 Billerica 29 Andover 49 Billerica 40 Methuen 54 Billerica 51 Tewksbury 49 Billerica 90 Burlington 62 Billerica 49 Chelmsford 52 Billerica 40 No. Andover 63 Billerica 55 Lawrence Vocational 57 Billerica 59 Wilmington 77 Billerica 46 Dracut 47 A w 5 , f 1 ' i a , Q w , Q 5 '5 ' Q Bobby Glaser Steve Diaz 103 V N Fred Wiroll Leo Sharaffa Steve Reid l 'M I 9.0 1 O .. Q51 - I 4: I -.M u If L , , I rv ,' . - ln' ' 1,-f-, 104 Junior Varsity at 1 I ' P J lr Br' F Freshmen 105 Wrestling Coach, Mr. Ralph f 1 Two members of the Wrestling team placed second in the State Tournament- Captain Jim Jenkins and Johnny Henderson. Both boys went on to the New England Tournament and placed third. Q l Coach, Mr. Brennan 107 'I ' bfi, ' 1 2 1 . r tg H .v .U ' . TAX 1 43,3 S is ,eg fx , 1 I' fi: . M qlpvff M' 3, Bob Innis, Bart Barge Joe Post, Bob Landers Rich Wackrow, Johnny Henderson Cross Countr The Varsity cross-country team this year, led by Captains Paul Belville and Edward Smith, won seven meets and lost three. Joseph Bradford was the out- standing performer of the team, having won six races during the season. In the Class Championship in Bos- ton, the team came in 9th Place in a field of 26 schools. The Junior Varsity also had a successful season, having won six meets and losing three. The Freshman members of the team came in 3rd Place in the Catholic Memorial Invitational Meet in Boston, out of 27 teams in Class A, B, C, D, and E schools. Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica Billerica VARSITY SCORES 20 Lawrence Voc 25 Wilmington 36 No. Andover 34 Andover 17 Tewksbury 20 Methuen 22 Burlington 19 Dracut 21 Nashua 38 Chelmsford JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES 34 Wilmington 32 No. Andover 24 Andover 22 Tewksbury 15 Methuen 15 Burlington 16 Dracut 43 Nashua 27 Chelmsford 3233 'N Spring Track - L ,. r . .1 . -- if Mr. Whitley, Coach Cabsentl Mr. Markey, Assistant Coach The 1967 B.M.H.s. spring Track team, while not impressive with a 1-8 record, did show future promise. A defi- nite lack of experienced distance runners placed a considerable burden on sopho- mores and freshmen. Consistent point Q winners in Varsity competition were S Stephen Cole, David Gagnon, Robert ' Kinsman, Ronald Clark, Ken Mastrullo, 'FV Joseph Bradford, and Robert Kyricos. Promising returning candidates are W Mastrullo, Kyricos, Bradford, David Cole, Richard Roach, Robert Honnors, Harold Parsons, and Danwood Reimer. With the current possibility of a com- lg plete track facility, we look forward to increasing success. 1 12 Field Hockey L1 XX 1 i Meg Varsity-Mrs. Winters, Coach Junior Varsity-Miss Foley, Couch Captain Angie Carbone Brenda Dickinson Joanne Olson The 1967 Field Hockey team with Angie Carbone. Cap- tain and Mrs. Winters, Coach compiled a record of 3 wins. 1 tie, and 3 losses. Leading scorer for the team was Marge Wheaton with 4 goals. Brenda Dickinson, Althea Duarte, and Ellen Ward contributed to the remaining scoring efforts. Seniors leaving the squad are Angie Carbone, Brenda Dick- inson, Judy Perry, Debbie Ouellette, and Joanne Olson. Re- turning letter winners for next year are Ellen Ward, Marge Wheaton, Laurel Canty, Denise Doucette, Rose Ann Brant- ley, Althea Duarte, Cathy McCarthy, and Debbie Hender- son. Cathy McCarthy is Captain-elect for next year's team. Other returning members will be Jackie Boyson and Made- line Meehan. The Junior Varsity squad coached by Miss Foley com piled the record of 0 wins, 3 ties, and 4 losses. 1967 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY RECORD Billerica O Andover Billerica 2 Wilmington Billerica 0 Methuen Billerica 2 No. Andover Billerica 3 Dracut Billerica 1 Chelmsford Billerica 0 Tewksbury 113 Softball ,'P A -if-C45 . on-' V 4'gi'1 f .41 .agg- .LL A C ..., .7.. .1.-'ug -'Pr 'K' '-. Gerri Champa Marge Wheaton Mary Lyons Miss Hood, Coach Chris Carlson Pat Robertson Elaine Minishak ...gu- Baseball Mr. McLaughlin, Coach Last year's baseball team lin- ished in a tie with Chelmsford for fifth place in the Merrimack Valley Conference. This year's team will be led by Captain Bill Sullivan, the league's leading hitter in 1967, and Bob Glaser, the league's outstanding pitcher. Their lead- ership, coupled with a good team eifort, could lead Billerica to the top in 1968. 115 I ' Us in .- . .7- 6 Q qQ Q Q Mike McElligott, Captaing Tom Salowsky, Co-Caplaing Mr. Miller, Coach Ice Hockey This year, the Hockey team under the direction of Coach Miller and his assistant, Mr. McBerney, produced another successful season. Day after day. these boys practiced, striving to advance their abilities and play-making. This was a club that never gave up, always hustling and fighting to the final second of each and every game. It is truly a team to remember. 116 ..,.- Q f 14 .o. 49+ 'av x, -.X .U Xml E13-X can , X19 ton: U'-I, P- 3 1' gm!! T9 4 a:.L , X , . g.-1'-2' --nlfx X' .. . It . , ...',..1 f .. ,vu 1 , 4 g.,m..- -, .5--x - .I 'mu X v, 'I' . U P . ., ,, , rv-, ' 0' - , r ' n ., ' N Vl'v N A -v.:.,:,-., ,, ..:.,.-,N ,.. . '. i?'Pv .-.1-'- f.'.-1-if-'lx . l'.- 1- iff' ' . 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E' P WN M ..k . .., 4,47 qbq N 9 Nei Do F KYXON A Hone .D 2 c H T 01 u WNTOW 1 52 ' O . - F1-5 TR MON Z' pf F , W 1zMS G RA ANU: oM0 E 9 27 -SQPH FRESHMAN 1765 11 1,65 CLASS RINGS oc ' L25 DuL'T eouCA'f'oN 'P A :' GAME Pownsn PULP FOGTBALL Ovgg, lf V Tao1vAL Hb!!-GER socvevy :Noam-fa I5 67' Nl A 26 gp A ,gy 0,3 1 Q f fs' '2- 0 6 9549 1, A Cr E AR If UKNIOR 'Pp me-400 X 'P 4,43 'Y o E 079 A .L -go 9 qv 'fn C+ 1' V5 w Q. w '-2 YD? o V' 5' 5 K -0 U' C' 'fr aiu' pv 14.1. ai? .-K, 'A -6 9- E TN 1 'D 1, BMLETTE T i rl C' S 124 O According to ancient Indian custom, whenever an Indian brave performed a deed Worthy of distinction among the tribe, he was granted the honor of obtaining and exhibiting another eagle feather in his tribal headdress. In keeping with this tradition, we present a Billerica brave, sym- bolizing the Class of '68, exhibiting its achievements over the past four years. 125 ,A ' -L - - c .. . A ' . fffflj ' , V ' .?rrf1:.- T' A . b J V 1 s ' F I f fn - jf W H-fl-f W 4 e A .ai , 'E ,nv ' 21 S. .ef If fi iii We gy. S -5 'S P I I Cathy Routhier Joanne Tilton Susan LeLacheur Maureen Hughes, Marge Wheaton Gail Fanning Maureen Leahy Queen I 127 4 G. A. A. Christmas Dance flzux' .4Vl1'5!.Y Suxnn Pzxskiexxicz. Frank Wilson 1 1 5- ,. Best Looking Janet Ward. Ricky Hamllton Class Couple Class Dancers Cathy Rguthierg Bim Gallagher Mary Ogonowsky, James Ienkms 19' Af ! y, N 7 Ol ,I qv V - 1 ' bk lu 'g f 'I .1 sn , .. -. ,Q I-, f is p ,H I .. va 'U Ifh, 'A In 1 ,U 43f'rg,. f '3 .. in W' '- '.'Y,, 1 .1 l'I - ll Y A Q .1 tl. 'L ll! .. . 1- 3: 5 H a 'I 5' A A. 9 lv u n. 17 ' va 19 n 4 an -,f ii it xl' 'f . K v': 1 'vc' -1 0 .- -1127. xg , ' u ' 1'. 2. , no no .Ku -Z: -1112.13 K uns ly il Ideal Siudenls Mike McElligott, Janet Ward lllnsl Likely I0 Sllcfecwl Jane Chisholm, Robert Rancatore 1? W.. , IQ' -1 Class Comedian M051 VCVSKIIUF Sandy Pietrella Karen Corbett Class A Ihletes Angela Carbone, Billy Sullivan l 1 Mos! Ttll6l1l6'll Brent Davis all , ! 1 5 , X, .Y km 's 4 L D ' B U 4, ll hs -III ll 'TW va . -N, Class Worker Judy Law Class Wits Bob Conwayg Janis Scharn ? AXX' .'3'. , ,X 1 I t i 1 t l Class Flirt Steve Latham ,lg-4 L' 6 Q. -, 0 V' 4 ' .. -'.-. ,, ., Q . 0 1 .., 1? Q ,.4 T .Q .. :V! x Sf! 7 v 'x ffm V JI, .641- 130 Easiest to Get Along with Judy Faliteg Bim Gallagher l 1 S 1 e Do You Remember . . . Our advisers. . . The A. V. A .... The bomb scares . . . The old milk cartons . . . The fire drills . . . When all the basements were open . . . The old G-66 study . . . When the boiler burst . . . When there were no one-way corridors . . When you had a chair in the cafeteria . . . When you had a locker all to yourself . . . Listening for no-school announcements . . . When you had to get your schedule changed . . The mice in the girls' locker room . . . When you got your class ring . . . Our exchange students . . . Raisins in the mashed potato . . Tramping off to Purdy's . . . Writing petitions. . . Watching the Red Sox . . . The first day of Freshman year . . . Exchanging pictures. . . Being measured for caps and gowns . . . Selling candy bars . . . Becoming a Senior . . . Class election campaigns . . . Going to Dave's after football games . . Variety Show rehearsals . . . The N. H. S. induction . . . Cheering tryouts. . . Football practice . . . Watching the Track Team run through the halls Electing Miss Billerica High . . . Putting up posters . . . The Powder Puff football game . . . Cupcake sales. . . Getting library passes in the morning . . . Chemistry Lab. . . Mr. Z., Mr. G., Mr. C., Mr. A., etc. . . The Tray Slaves . . . The Tempest. . . Getting accepted to college . . . Collecting for the N700 Fund . . Timothy The Mouse . . . Giving pennies to Chuck . . . Taking college boards . . . Shopping for gowns . . . Ordering Mums. . . Sports banquets. . . Your original hair color . . Getting your license. . . The Gorilla. . . Your first job . . . Senior Class meetings . . . The suggestion box . . . Wearing orange on St. Patrick's Day . . Mr. Nelson. . . The town church . . Conforming . . . The lobby study hall . . . Taking the candid shots . . Ski trips. . . Camelot . . . Having your eyes and ears tested . . . Science trips to the sand pits . . . Taking 'fthe elevator at the end of the hall . . Our annual physical , . . Monday mornings . . . Thanksgiving Day games . . . Gym suit checks . . . Finding a clock wih the right time . . . The dungeon rooms . . . Taking achievement tests . . . Buying decals and buttons . . . Cleaning out your locker at the end of the year Cramming for midyears and finals . . . Taking notes-and writing them . . . Turning in your books .... Yelling We're No. ll to Burlington . . . Friday afternoons. . . fx Y -.N l b gin Freshman Class President, Ed Jenkinsg Vice-President, Miriam Tilton: Secrefary, Cathy McLean, Treasurer, Cathy Glaving Advisers, Mr. Zigarmi and Mr. Billings S-13 S-9 M-12 S-7 G-72 M-13 G-8A M-2 M-11 G-71 G-65 M-1 S-10 S-5 G-50 S-6 G-69 G-70 G-8B G-64 M-14 Sophomore Class President, Nancy McMenimeng Vice-President Robert Gamble: Svrrrlary, Jill Collier: Treas- urer, Vicky Laffertyg Adm-isvr, Mrs. Breen M-65 M-57 M-55B M-61 M-SSA M-42 M-40 M-43 M-38 M-44B G-51 M-63 M-39 M-44A Junior Class President, William Gambleg Vice-Prcsiden! Christine Graham, Secretary, Linda Finethy Treasurer, Madeline Meehan, Adviser, Mr Jahnle M-86 M-87 G-62 M-56 M-66 M-62 G-63 M-64 G-38 G-52 4 fi M-54 M-88 M-58 Compliments of. . . Compliments of. . . BILLERICA TULSA STATION PENNY'S CLEANERS 295 Boston Road , No. Billerica, Mass. 663-9110 Boston Road Pinehurst Compliments of. . . Compliments of. . . DAIRY QUEEN TOM'S VARIETY 720 Boston Road Billerica Boston Road Billerica 145 Class Will CContinuedJ Anne Donnelly, leave my charming smile to any- one who needs it. Mary Barbere, leave to Sandy. happiness at BMHS. Debbie Schwartz. leave to Mr. Wilson, a bottle of tranquilizers. Paul DeMeo. leave Mr. Carlino a football helmet so he won't have to crash into doorknobs. Charlene Schneider. leave to Bruce the rush of get- ting ready for school. Bart Barge. leave my last five hours of office deten- tion to my little sister James Sharkey. leave another year of school for Linda. Peter DeSimone, leave the hope that G-8B will see it through another year with no broken windows. Pat Barnett, leave Steve all my pens. Peter Sievert. leave my algebra seat to anyone who can hll it. Margaret Murray, leave thanks to Mr. Hickey for the Shangri-La. Susan Fayton, leave Mr. Martin to his union. Patricia Bevens. leave my Freshman homeroom to my sister. Catherine Silva, leave my memories of Mrs. Bakke's English class. Ronald DeYoung, leave my long hair to the person who cut it. Sandra Blanchard. leave behind all my principles. Edna Silva, leave my reserved sink to Cathy. David Fraumeni, leave all my nicknames to next year's Seniors. William Garvin. leave the obstacle course to the Freshmen. George Fraza, leave my nickname of Maya to John Fanning. Darlene Groblewski, leave a pair of tap shoes to Mr Jahnle. Sally Freda. leave the one-way corridors. James Graham. leave my French class desk to any other sleepy Senior. William Freeman. leave my locker to the next hve- year man. Judy Law, leave my headdress and war paint to Lynn Mulvey. Sandra Leva, leave this school to the Lonely Hearts Society. David Bolz, leave all my school books to anyone who can understand them. Christine Bryant. leave my job at the Bradford Room to anyone who wants it. Ray Leavitt. leave the chance to have good times to anyone who wants it. Linda Frink. leave my orange gym socks to whoever took them. Joseph Gormley, leave those long nights of studying for finals to my lucky followers. Elizabeth Fritz. leave my teachers to all the lucky students who get them. Paul Bolz. leave behind my ambition to go to Keith Academy. Patricia Brown, leave all the fun I had to my sister, Priscilla. Steve Bruce, leave my girlfriend to hnd her classes by herself. Michael Lee, leave an automatic eraser to Mr. Kagan, so he won't have to use paper. , Chuck Silva, leave my ruler to Miss McKinley. Steve Smith. leave my books to anyone who'l1 take them. Richard Gordon, leave my personal waitress to the smallest Freshman. Brenda Dickinson. leave the coffee pot to some unfortunate Junior. Joan Borthwick, leave my P. A. D. notebook to Chuck. Robert Gill, leave. and therefore donate my body to the science floor. Jim Leone, leave my messy locker to anyone who wants to clean it. Evelyn Bourque, leave M-44B to my sister Denise and my brother David. Kathy Smith, leave going the wrong way down the corridors to anyone able to get away with it. Cheryl Gillis. leave all my office typing projects to the next Senior who gets them. Janet DiMatteo, leave all my tardy slips for home- room to my incoming brothers and sisters. Gary Sloper, leave my cigarettes to Mr. Ralph. Patty Smith, leave fondest memories of my years at BMHS. Bobby Glaser, leave my crown and my nickname C. B. Lorraine Bourque, leave my height to Jimmy Beede, in hopes that he'll make the basketball team. Keith Dixon, leave Mr. Kagan a ton of paper. , Alumni Banquet 'il vw qi-Q 7 1 I .sw Q' -x 'Q' gr. 1, 1 ff 'f- , 498 slip' sn, x hr! ' 3 lib- L 2? vv A .N5 , K sf Ii ' ga-il.-ki r ' ' - 13 Mi- L'4'fIv' 'Q mmf! I, E . L I vi ' 4. ,ati ' A ' ,iii K :J . KI E, . A L' ' .'. s ,-7. ' Q1 , I ,: - I AQVE Fvivz , 5- ' I, ' . Q :J I ur 'fi' Y H Il :ff 1 x , 3 . i.,,. a S o 1. G 53: 9 -nag - Senior Class Play 3 ,'?J' y 5.v E. rs 5 Memory Lane E' , l-U pf-as i Q 17' ,Q L ' c.. Q KU . mv W X ff? M. 55 7' W I ' l T A XS, ' 5 .Qs W v H X Xf, N x X 'Kr- 5 L 'A-' J I X U Mtg . Ji bw - N. H. S. Trip to Washington, D. C. fi M in if 7,9 xx .F wiv' , A '- ' '-------,- - ..:.-, M ' :nu-upvnr., w,,,,,.,,Y W-'71 'th F May 14-17 6 I w f- ,J illilllif g.. NY'-. Y! ff, Ill Ill r n Ill lil ...- W - 'V -.-,U, ,- '- Merrimack Valley Champs www-v-u-.-...w-.-.T I ': K ' ' ' 4' - wtf!! X T! The 1968 Billerica Varsity Baseball team was the winningest schoolboy team in Massachusetts with 20 wins and 4 losses. This was also the most successful season in the history of Billerica High School. Our Indians captured the Merrimack Valley Baseball championship for the first time in 20 years and entered the State playoffs for the first time in 10 years. Captain Bill Sullivan provided outstanding leadership and became the first Billerica ball player to make the Massachusetts all-scholastic baseball team. Bob Glaser, the team's outstanding player, was the winningest schoolboy pitcher in New England. Outstanding spirit and good talent were the keys to our success. The same keys could help Billerica successfully defend their crown in 1969. ! '! ls! 'W han' fr-' V M' '- B. M. H. S. SENIORS Cleft to rightj Mike McElligot, Bill Sullivan, Bob Fleming, Ricky Hamilton, Paul Flannary, Bobby Glaser, John Gallagher, Coach, Mike McLaughlin F11 sr Bustnmn Ricky Hamilton Outfaelder Paul Flannary 8 S 9- W Tl vw! 'uw' . . A . ., . 1 ' ' . g - -- ' s ' ' 1 , 4 Y l ' V:-s-Q-I-1, ' -- Third Baseman, Mike McElligot Ourfielder, J0hfl Gallagher I ,, -, - - v W1 W f.-A. ...Y V----U, ...f,,.4 A : i',,,q,, ,, ini la! if fn N . -.-l- uf .- 115.32711 V ' V . Lfjf: mi 5 4, ' -,v . , ah l,,4,,4 x , I , fN??'wIl Pitcher, Bob Fleming Pitcher, Bobby Glaser 9 ,B I Ozzifielder, Bill Sullivan 'If N g-sv C'apmin Bill Sullivan and Cond: Mike Mcluughlin Graduation W AY sf'- XS? L, Sports Banquet if ' 1' 12 CABOT CORPORATION Billerica Research Center Debbie and Jackie Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Splaine Mrs. Marjorie Currie Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan Al Luongo Pattie and Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Toivo Paavola Mrs. Cassin Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. McGee Mr. Hanley Mrs. Louise B. Messer Linda E. Paavola Mr. Z. John Heselton Sunshine Club of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. James H. White and family Skip and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Snowden Tom and Marcia Mr. Robert Donnelly, Sr. Mrs. Sarkisian Mr. Whitley Miss Ann Splaine Steve and Lynda Kenny and Pat Michael Louis Vincent Ortolani Tom Musgrave Mr. Frazer Paul DeMeo Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Belville Mrs. Edward Fermoyle Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Goodrow Mr. Giunta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finnegan B. M. H. S. Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Juliette Lanthier Chris Lampson and Louis Lampson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Belanger and family Patricia DeMeo Mary L. Towse Mrs. Maybelle Donnelly Miss McDulTie Jeanne Phair Mr. Roach Mr. Hagan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dumas, Jr. Compliments of. . . L STAN AND SON'S General Auto Service 667-7500 96 Boston Road Billerica I HY SUPERIMRKETS Compliments of. . . MARTIN AND COOPER PONTIAC CO. Boston Road Billerica Mr. C arlino Barbara L. Hood Dr. and Mrs. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penney Mrs. Francis L. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Habin Pat and Bob O'Keefe Carl and Sheila Pat and Tommy Lillian and Dan Jacky and Donna Mr. Richard Donnelly Rosalie Gillis Mrs. David Byrnes and children Mr. and Mrs. John Petone Mr. George E. Roberts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs George Neill Howard Spaulding Harvey Surprenant Albert Loranger, Sr. Allen Metivier Leonard J. Brown Mrs. Margaret Eickmeier Rita P. Freeman, R.N. Mr. Archambault Kathy and Jimmy Miss Brown Mr. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houghton Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien Miss Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Winters Mr. and Mrs. Morris Arakelian Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Champa Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pajak Bren and J eff Sue and Rich Mr. and Mrs. George Donnelly John The Horseman Mr. and Mrs. William W. Duncklee, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Scheffer Phyllis and Jerry King Mr. and Mrs. Gaspare Febo Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Germain J ay-J ay Scheffer Miss Eleanor Grady Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Brown Miss Susan A. Brown Mrs. T. Paczkowski Compliments Of. ' u Compliments of. . . PIPER REAL ESTATE ENQEO 5 667-9641 . . weddings, banquets, parties 722 Boston Road Blueflca 176 Boston Road No. Billerica Compliments of. . . PLYWOOD RANCH Boston Road Billerica Compliments of. . . C. P. COOKE OIL COMPANY 24-hour service 667-7796 60 Rangeway Road Billerica Compliments of. . . COLLINS BOWLADROME Boston Road Billerica Compliments of. . . A FRIEND Compliments of. . . TREBLE COVE SHELL Service Station Boston Road, Rte. 3A No. Billerica Compliments of. . . ALLARD 8. BERGER CHEVROLET CO. Your local Chevrolet dealern Compliments of. . . VILLAGE APOTHECARY DRUGS Compliments of . . . NAUGLER CLEANING SERVICE 852 Boston Road Billerica 667-9997 No. Billerica GLADSTONE BROS. Compliments of . . . New and Used Cars 1-OWN! 1-Ax' 663-4211 - 272-1850 - 653 B R d Boston Road Billerica 663 2221 Oston Ga Compliments of. . . WILLIAMS MOBILE STATION 513 Boston Road Billerica Compliments of. . . BROCKTON DODGE, INC. 1906 Main Street Brockton, Mass. Compliments of . . . VULCAN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING INC. 272-6038 Burlington, Mass. Compliments of. . . DAVIS FLOWERS SmartIy Styled arrangements for todayls H161 Sef' 663-3469 726 Boston A p S Billerica, Road FTD Mass. 1 Compliments of. . . H. A. JENKINS AND SONS Building Contractors 5 Jenkins Drive Billerica Compliments of. . . Compliments of. . . MAZMANIAN RUGS, INC. Wall to Wall Carpeting REDDI NGTON FLORIST Cleanlng Of Carpets Gifts for all Occasions 300 Boston Road . Furniture Billerica 667-1500 432 Boston Road Billerica Compliments of. . . Compliments of. . . vocELL Bus COMPANY TOURAINE PAWS 75 1 Boston Road Pinehurst Everett Compliments of. . . GRANT'S Compliments of. . . DUTILE'S APPLIANCE One of New England's largest D EPARTME NT STORE and mf Complete Towne Shopping Center Billerica TV and appliance centers. Robert A. Dutile President 95 Boston Road North Billerica T' P Compliments of. . . SPICELAND BAKERY 306 Boston Road Billerica Compliments of . . . Raymond McCIough Attorney at Law Compliments of. . . The MITRE Corporation P. O. Box 208 Bedford Compliments of. . . THE CRICKET SHOPPE Early American Gifts and Furniture 344 Boston Road Billerica Compliments of . . . GERVAIS INC. Dodge Rambler 39 Central Ave. 626 Boston Road Ayer, Mass. Billerica Compliments of. . . GEARTRONICS CORPORATION 134 Chelmsford Road Billerica Compliments of . . . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of. . . IRVING'S AMERICAN STATION 299 Boston Road No. Billerica The friendliest place in town WQZQ Car' y 1-ii L --4 Qty W6-, -ff , ' 'Q X.f Srqirk KT' fr x7 rg JKQ4 I xfcdgkcf-Y Qty ww xiqk A fk'!Qq,, H k i H gf f2 I gfk lx ' .D g.f fr? rf :ail slXA4 i. , F .. 14 f- . , V4 nga 2 .3-sawn, r-' Q'f-vqxy. J iw ff f 1 V ' K ,.... Q 4 5-11- Y? ,sqm ., M ,. Y ..,5i,.,., Yiwu--Q-. A 2a'?A.b?4gg:iu-5, --Q--4. f,w-'.wr mfg ' igfrgf ' ,..., . f... ...- -Y-- gr L34 vi ig I .J .-, . .. a. . if.-'7-1-i . ..,,' -,' -.x..- Ar.-1-, x A - . L . .-0. ., -' ' x fc- bw. IN W my 'QI' fini' f' 14. ' 'fi' . 'DP 'gi ,k-',1asq- gg' . .5 - ,. X 1 9 , . .CV '4' .' ffl - ' ,- I ' u I A ,I . . .' i . 4' Y . '.a . sig, I 4 - 1' , ,N-,A ,....... -. -...uw-h,1-ss. . A: V , . 8 ,,,,A,g-P' ' - Y . ,,,.. ,L ..-......,....... - tvz.-.64--........,... - - ' p,'.x:wgfg'Wm m+v - uv... - .. 7-.......,, .4 , I I I9'3Ef 'I '?i' '2:g f' - 1 - . P - . -' ' 'Q--'UE ' Llvv'-.ff - ' 'T-,fa--. . 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