Boston Technical High School - Technician Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

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The time has now come when we must separate and go our various ways, but whenever we may meet again, may we always be mindful of the wonderful memories of Boston Tech. ROBERT F. TAYLOR Editor-in-Chief Dy oeeated. to the raining of young men... BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH Boston Technical High School is a school dedicated to the training of young men for a career in engineering and the sciences. It was founded in September, 1893, and at that time was called Mechanic Arts High School. The headmaster from the opening of the school until June of 1923 was Charles W. Parmenter. The school was dedicated “to further systematic instruction in drawing and the mechanic arts, in addition to giving a thorough high school course in which mathematical and scientific branches predomi- nate....” This was a new idea in education and Mechanic Arts High was one of the first schools in the United States based upon it. The original building was located in a “triangle” formed by Boylston Street and Massachusetts and Huntington Avenues in Boston's Back Bay. The first year one hundred sixty pupils attended the school.and thereafter it grew rapidly. Extensions were made in the old building in 1899 and 1909. The retiring headmaster, Mr. Parmenter, was succeeded in September of 1923 by Mr. Adelbert Morrison, under whose administration the school grew in enroll- ment and fame. The retirement of Mr. Morrison in 1943, gave Mechanic Arts High School, then 50 years old, a new headmaster, Mr. D. Leo Daley, who later became Assistant Superintendent of Schools. In 1944 the school’s name was changed to Boston Technical High School, since this seemed a more modern term and one better suited to the school. . Walter T. Durnan succeeded Mr. Daly in 1947 and brilliantly led “Tech” until 1958. In the early 1950’s “Tech’s” enrolment had reached 1600 and the school opened an annex to handle the growing student body. The annex was located on School Street in Egleston Square. Interest in Boston Technical High School increased during the 1950’s because of the post-war emphasis on technical education. 1959-60 was a big year for Tech. The location of the school was to be changed from the Back Bay to Roxbury. The old building was then 65 years old and a more modern building was available. Roxbury Memorial High at Warren and Townsend Streets was closed, and after renovation and reconstruction it became Boston Technical High. 1959-60 was also a sad year for Tech. Many memories were left behind in the change of buildings, but perhaps the greatest loss was that of military drill. Since its opening in 1893 Mechanic Arts High School and later Tech had been given a unique flavor by military drill and the annual school boy parade, but this ended abruptly in the change of buildings. However, this tradition can still be seen in part in the drill team we maintain and the military salute still used at assemblies. Boston Technical High School has some 60 years of tradition and reputation behind it and the change in buildings has brought an improvement in teaching facilities and tools that will give it continued longevity. The present Boston Technical High has some of the most modern equipment available to schools. Our shops are some of the finest equipped in the eastern part of Massachusetts. We have fine laboratories for our science departments, and two gymnasiums to carry on the physical education program. With this fine equip- ment and many classrooms for each of our academic departments the school continues to carry on its fine reputation for excellence in education. Throughout the past 60 odd years Tech’s graduates have entered practically every major university in the United States. For the past few years Tech has sent students to M.L.T., Princeton, Yale, California Institute of Tech., Boston College, Worcester Polytechnical, and in most cases the Tech student has proven himself capable of academic excellence. They have entered almost every profession and are employed in nearly every state in the union and many of the countries of the world. The training they received at Boston Technical High has helped in laying the foundations of their success. Karl P. Heinz 5 Thomas Greene senna Acivaensan fession. ar onder tee verell 4. Conway lito cate his pro Ab De Or W. possess all through our iri A distinguished scientist, addressing a graduating class at M.I.T., defined education as “Emancipation from the thralldom of incompetence.” Here is deep food for thought on a great and vital theme. True enough, education, if genuine, must discipline, must free us from the slavery of ignorance and inefficiency. Therefore, as far as it goes, the above definition is good and worthy, if not great and inspiring. It says nothing about rising on the stepping stones of our dead selves to higher, loftier, nobler, more sublime things. However, before we can ascend the steep mountain peaks of wisdom to which philosophy and religion beckon us, we learn to conquer ourselves, to put under heel laziness, apathy, and ignorance. We must become efficient in some worthwhile trade or profession. Excelsior! Best ahead fo John Osgood Pla Experiences ee oo W. are happy... to editata this lechnicitn fo Me. Edward A. Foley Mr. Edward F. Foley was born in Taunton, Massachusetts on January 26, 1916. He attended local schools before graduating from Boston English High School in 1936. Shortly thereafter he matriculated at McGill University. After World War II he en- rolled at Boston University. Here he received both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees, the latter in 1948. Mr. Foley taught chem- istry and physics in Dedham, Bridgewater, and Boston Trade School before joining the faculty at Boston Technical High School in 1952. In the summer of 1953, Mr. Foley was awarded a Westinghouse Science Fellowship at M.I.T. Until 1962, when he became Chairman of the Science Department at Boston Trade School, Mr. Foley was an outstanding teacher of chemistry. This reputation was enhanced when he was chosen to study advanced science at Harvard University during the 1958-1959 academic year. ‘ For ten years Mr. Foley was a significant part of the Technical community. With a Maccabean dedication to duty he did much to stimulate scholarship, promote worthy leadership, and to in- spire our youth to achieve the highest ideals of character and service. He was unquestionably a major part of Tech’s modus operandi. On the one hand we regret his departure, but on the other we are proud in the knowledge that his service and capa- bilities have been rec ognized. To you, Mr. Edward F. Foley, we wish an abundance of good health and fortune. We shall always remember you as a true friend and an excellent teacher. Yt is an onn nae I am deeply grateful for having been chosen as the Dedicatee by the Class of 1962. It is an honor which I will long cherish and never forget. Looking back over the past ten years at Boston Technical High School, I can honestly say that they were the most productive, joyous years of my teaching career. In that time I came to know numerous students who demonstrated an unswerving devotion to the principles of science. This dedication to inductive reasoning became the means whereby many of these young students distinguished themselves in the major colleges and universities throughout the country. And I am equally confident that the Class of 1962 will not only continue the fine tradition established by Tech Alumni, but more important, attain new pinnacles of scientific achievement in the immediate future. Again, let me reiterate my heartfelt thanks for the signal honor be- stowed upon me by the Class of 1962. My earnest good wishes go out to each and every one of you and in the words of H. G. Wells “. . . it is only when knowledge is sought for her own sake that she gives rich and unexepected gifts in an abundance to her servants.” 4 Conway VW lfucivereh be Perey ler Le Outstanding Cilaratienal SE SU bere! fant dither: Me. James Shy ts b seme de eee OMe ay GUNNAR MUNNICK EDWARD J. POWERS PHILIP J. SPANG Woodworking Modern Languages Machine Shop FRANCIS E. GIBBONS SIDNEY L. BLUHM CHARLES PLUMB History Science Forge Shop PATRICK F. OCONNOR DR. FRANK ALCIERE MR. LOUIS VAN HAM ALBERT F. English Science Drafting HANRAHAN Coordinator of Printing lial Third Row: Messrs. Bastarache, Kilroy, J. Moran, Grant, Gordon, Plumb, (GE t t ee A. Munnick. wat Hee ‘ F Selig Second Row: Messrs. Sheehan, Churchill, Er art, Laquidara, Misses GG LS AL Stenson, Quirk, Messrs. Mahar, O’Brien, Pearl. Front Row: Misses Sullivan, Cogghill, D’Arcy, Mrs. Barry, Mr. Conway, Miss Cummings, Mrs. Siegel, Miss Faulcon, Miss Waggert. VALUABLE INFORMATION Third Row: Messrs. Furber, O’Bryant, Cronin, McGunigle, Mistler, Thib- eault, Brokvist, Rosenthal, Van Hamm, Mahoney. Second Row: Messrs. Lamkin, Harrison, Coveney, McMahon, Keane, Fo- garty, T. Moran, Carey, Grueter, Bortnick, Carpenito, Smith. Front Row: Messrs. Wall, E. Foley, Holland, Hanrahan, Gibbons, Conway, Powers, Ricci, Spang, Packard. Third Row: Messrs. V. Hughes, Alcorn, P. Foley, Brown, Avin. poco Row: Messrs. Diggins, Dailey, Murray, Burns, Collins, Weiner, Foulkes. Front Row: Messrs. Mulloy, M. O’Connor, Dee, Bluhm, Conway, Alcieri, G. Munnick, P. O’Connor. bese cad Bleed irre tee 4 Gli Third Row: Swartz, Berube, Lebowitz, Gilleo, Roche, Shamma, Colton, Urban, Allen. Second Row: Mazzola, White, Jackson, Neu- man, Christian, Siracusa, Otto, Thomas, Nord. Front Row: Fennelly, Soler, Ducharme, Hy- man, Welch, Lacey, DiPietro, Yee, Mr. Rosenthal. The ART CLUB, under the brilliant guidance of Mr. Ralph Rosenthal, produces illustrations and truly witty cartoons for “The Artisan,” scenes of high artistic merit for assemblies, posters for many purposes, and numerous masterpieces entered in various art contests throughout the city and the nation. Made up of stu- dents who demonstrate a flair with water colors, oils, free-hand drawing, sketching, and the like, the ART CLUB is often the springboard which enables some students to continue their creative work in art schools after graduation. One of its most important functions is the excellent work accomplished for the Yearbook. Humorous sketches capture the flavor of the lighter mood at Technical High. MR. COVENEY CHECKS ENGLISH NOTEBOOKS iy ee 3 A ama aah The ARTISAN is now in its fifty-sixth year of publi- cation. It is published three times a year and contains a wide variety of literary accomplishment. Poetry, short stories, essays, cartoons, sports stories, and gen- eral information are to be found within this prize- winning magazine. With eye-catching covers designed by members of the Art Staff under Mr. Rosenthal, the ARTISAN is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Mr. Thomas Wall, whose expert supervision as literary advisor brought recognition from many sources, was promoted to Chairman of the English Department at Boston Trade School. This year’s staff has demonstrated much energy and ability, a factor making the ARTISAN one of the finest school magazines in the country. A Bop Third Row: Robinson, Martin, Craig, Grozal- sky, DeLuca, Williams, Bass. Second Row: Albrecht, Hyman, M., Hyman, D., Springer, Ferrara, Griffin, Hyman, M. Pizzo. Front Row: Miss Cummings, Soler, Gordon, Showstead, Doyle, Jones, Berman, Mr. Ros- enthal, Mr. Wall. MR. MORAN STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF GRAMMAR . Third Row: Laurino, Sprince, Weinert, Terardi, Hession, Koss, Tilley, Halekenney, Chiles. Second Row: Estrella, Marks, Gordon, Free- man, Jacobwitz, Gallo, Barry, Bognanno, Re, Fisher. Front Row: Neelon, Ford, Bermingham, Stev- ens, Mosco, Finn, Stembridge, Saunders, Fields, Macurtain. One of the most talented groups at Technical High is the highly enthusiastic, colorful BAND. Mr. Kahn, Musical Director, has trained his young musicians to perform like professionals. At Assemblies the blare of trumpets, the roll of drums, together with brass and woodwinds are combined in a musical pageant to the delight of students and faculty alike. In addition, there are several virtuosi who provide the spark and vitality of this highly entertaining group. It is, unquestionably, one of the finest of all High School Bands in the city. MR. COLLINS POINTS OUT USES OF THE SLIDE RULE Cod The CAMERA CLUB is one of the most useful and productive groups in the school. Members of this very active club are to be seen at all major school functions where the flash of bulbs signify the permanent record- ing of key events in the life of the school. Under the professional leadership of Mr. Mulloy and Mr. Burns, the eager shutter bugs are introduced to the most modern techniques of taking pictures and of develop- ing prints. Also, club members sometimes bring their _own pictures and photographs in order to discuss their respective merits. The CAMERA CLUB, in addition, maintains a valuable file of pictures taken over the years. Gita Club Third Row: Taylor, Springer, Kesner, Polo, Robinson, Wadja. Second Row: Lehmann, Wong, Devine, Silver, Lampert, Davis, Alpert. Front Row: Mr. Burns, Peterson, Raynor, Der- mody, Micciche, Sawisky, Oshry, Sullivan, Mr. Mulloy. MR. ROSENTHAL DEMONSTRATES FREE-HAND SKETCHING ep at FR a MBS ll BERN, ae! Pottery el! Third Row: Condil, Mackinnon, Berube, Lake, Gilleo, Roche, Rauseo, Grozalsky, Sullivan, Hemenway, Mickevich, O’Brien, Johnson, Vileniskis, Haran. Second Row: Dyer, Samson, White, Riordan, Hicks, Kneller, Yee, Allen, Christian, Le- beau, Rogers, Williams, Berkall, Fields. Front Row: Mr. Rosenthal, Laurino, Reynolds, Williams, Gatturna, Lacey, Lebovitz, Sarris, Brown, Hennessey, Cater. ICI ON PARLE LE FRANCAIS! TR alll 1 ; i) ee ee One of the most unusual, yet highly skilled groups at Technical High is the CERAMICS AND POTTERY CLUB. Under the artistic supervision of Mr. Ralph Rosenthal, this activity has become one of the most popular in the school. In this club members gain éx- perience and are introduced to new art forms in the creation of mosaics and ceramic sculpture. Moreover, members are instructed in the secrets of moulding clay and the making of glaze. The skills acquired in this club often become the means whereby students go on to become successful skilled artisans in fields that are becoming increasingly popular. The CHESS CLUB, led by Mr. Gordon, carries the honor of the school into the field of the “Game of Kings.” Having many talented members, the team has become one of the best in the city. They have defeated many nearby schoolboy clubs, a factor attesting to their remarkable skill. It is one of the oldest clubs in the school and requires a great deal of concentration and an analytical mind. Some of the more prominent members during the past year were Warren Green, Richard Quinn, and Guitaris Karosas. Next year the team hopes to capitalize upon several budding cham- pions and, as a result, will continue to maintain its superior standing in schoolboy competition. Chess Club Third Row: Riordan, DeRoche, Mahr, Lee, Greene, Elwood, Watts. Second Row: Resnick, Venckus, Stevens, Teb- betts, Finn, Quinn. Front Row: Mr. Gordon, Antonio, Witunski, Ruplenas, Narus, Karusas, Broderick. MR. BLUHM DEMONSTRATES A BASIC SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE MPa ah haa Ana mh am % _ were meee: ’ =. The CIVIL AIR PATROL, conducted by Mr. Steven Ricci, emphasizes the fact that we live in an G tvt [ ws P. a trol age profoundly influenced by commercial and military aviation. The club, which cooperates with local units of the Massachusetts Civil Air Patrol, promotes air- mindedness in the youth of today. It demonstrates a wide interest in subjects such as navigation, meteor- ology, in addition to the study of future developments in aviation and their influence upon people through- out the world. In more practical fashion, discussions center around such topics as basic engine design, jet Third Row: Cassidey, Patukonis, Abramgzh, versus propeller-driven commercial carriers, and Roffman, Burnham. ; ; American aviation competitors. Thus members of the Second Row: Vacha, Paskind, Hecht, Smith, : Bennet, Gaston, Lebran, Burrows. CIVIL AIR PATROL belong to one of the most excit- Front Row: Mr. Ricci, Henry, Ahern, Herman, ing groups in the school. Dowosa, Kosack, Sandler, Money, Finn. USING A TURRET LATHE REQUIRES CONCENTRATION i One of the most firmly established tradit ions at the school is Class Day, an event designed to promote friendlier feeling among seniors and time for all to reminisce on the tears and smiles of the years at Tech- nical High. Guided by the light touch of Mr. Murray, seniors congregate in the Hall in the morning where jolly banter takes place. This is followed by a delicious dinner and convivial outing in a suburban area de- signed to reflect the gayety of the entire class. This genial event marks the last collective affair for the seniors. All in all, Class Day marks the most informal and delightful of all the days of the school year. 2 P.M. — THE END OF THE SCHOOL DAY! GES; Day (aw ite Second Row: Goverman, Samson, Drootin. Front Row: Mr. Murray, Goldstein. Doherty, S. Hyman, Gdee Patrol Third Row: Marcinowski, O prien, Wax. Second Row: Mr. Brokvist, Hennessy, Condil Devine, Leblanc, Walsh. Front Row: Arnold, Norwall, Norton, Rizzo Gonsalves, Whitaker, Malloy. ? Sif SAS ee (« j | | . One of the smoothest functioning activities in the school is the highly efficient CORRIDOR PATROL under the very competent direction of Mr. Brokvist. Special praise must be given to this group of boys since they give up their free time during lunch pericds in order to supervise the corridors throughout our very extensive building. With a seriousness of purpose they make sure that no unauthorized people are al- lowed to wander about the building. Should any visi- tors arrive, they are referred to the office with des- patch. The honest and sincere dedication of these boys is typical of the wonderful spirit shown at Technical High. GOOD FOOD AND LIVELY CONVERSATION AT NOON TIME! % In 1948 the DRAFTING STANDARDS CLUB was formed in order to acquaint students with drafting techniques that go beyond the range of the high school curriculum. In addition, the club gathers together the numerous techniques of drafting which become a valuable supplement to the drafting courses. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Carpenito many of our alumni go on to become draftsmen, technicians, and engineers. Students learn the complex nature of form, proportion, and structural relationships while diligent- ly exploring new ways in which drafting may be re- lated to the modern world. Needless to say, DRAFT- ING STANDARDS is one of the most popular activi- ties in the school. ‘ . Drafting Sede Third Row: Dingwell, Peluso, Bertolino. Second Row: Dunn, Appel, Mallett, Hill, Lastoria. Front Row: Mr. Carpenito, Buck, Lum, Carcia, Lundberg, Norton. A LINOTYPE OPERATOR MUST PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO HIS WORK : ‘ a al F. - Bg iE i ' ‘ i ‘ ; ; Second Row: Kahn, Gallo, Cohen, Keller, Brown, Deroche, Cooper, Kaplan, Oshry, Kristal. Front Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Glick, Dindio, Ahearn, Stella, McAlear, Halfkenney, Rels. Therf! Drill Dh: Second Row: Gonnyea, Cpmperchio, Orloff, Crockett, Roumacher. Front Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Jones, White, George, Rizzo, Stella, Collins, Vannah. The dazzling, intricate maneuvers of the TRICK DRILL TEAM can be seen at major assemblies and in practice sessions before and after school. Under the very competent direction of Mr. John O’Bryant, a former military drill instructor, the Team also serves as Honor Guard to visiting celebrities, and as colorful ushers at Home and School Association meetings. At various times demonstrations are held at the Armory and at the Boston Garden. Enlistment is voluntary and students spend many of their free hours perfecting the precision-like techniques that have made them so famous. Drilled intensively, they would bring pride and joy to all military officers. With an ever-increasing number of motor vehicles on our highways, it is evident that the PRE-DRIVING CLUB is of the utmost importance. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Gable, Mr. Mistler, and Mr. Broderick, many members of the student body learn about the technical nature of the automobile as well as such essentials of good driving as courtesy, rules of the road, and the importance of proper attitude while driving. This background information, though theo- retical, proves invaluable for students who hope to acquire a driver's license. Above all each member learns that safety pays and that a trained driver is a good driver. MOLALLA PTET Third Row: Kodinski, Jones, Biagi, Fagan, Ufland, Rovner, Tarushka, Bain. Second Row: McCarron, Cunio, Rogers, Stem- bridge, Crockett, Condil, Berube, Doherty, Roumacher. Front Row: Mr. Gable, Holt, Morris, Doyle, Christian, O'Malley, Peterson, Denehy, Red- dington, Smith. eee CePA ion Third Row: Carmillo, Harding, Hemenway, Sullivan, Devane, Lake, Crockett. Second Row: Stella, Koehler, Keefe, Meale, Quigley, Mahoney, Vaicurgis, Coughlin. Front Row: Mr. Gable, Luongo, Carrara, Mal- loy, Cashins, Cater, Reddington, Disalvo, Marchinowski. Third Row: Morris, Leman, Roffman, Gaston, Smith. Second Row: Herman, Delong, King, Roffman, Shuman, Famulari, George. Front Row: Mr. Broderick, Cruz, O’Brien, Mal- loy, Rizzo, Montgomery, Hyman, Dressler. During the academic year four FORUMS are held under the expert guidance of Mr. Edward Golden of the English Department. Some of the more significant topics discussed in the Assembly Hall were “Radio- active Fallout in the Western Hemisphere,” “Federal Aid to Education,” and “The United States and the European Common Market.” These FORUMS provide valuable oratorical experience for the students and, in addition, provide the student body with extensive information on key issues of national importance. Moreover, this training in Public Speaking takes on even deeper meaning in these days when radio and TV plays a larger part in our daily lives than ever before. DRAFTING IS A HIGHLY SKILLED OCCUPATION ? bes = g € The GLEE CLUB with its golden-throated warblers of song, fills the Assembly Hall with interest and de- light whenever the student body and the faculty is fortunate enough to hear them. At Christmas time, during the Easter season, and on other special occa- sions, the voices of the GLEE CLUB reverberate throughout the school. Directed by the dynamic Mr. Shapiro, this group never fails to bring great joy to its audiences. In addition to ensemble singing, the boys are encouraged to develop solo techniques. Especially pleasing to audiences during the past year were vocal selections which were marked by a wide degree of variety. And the versatility of the “junior chrooners” was equal to the task! Ghee Club Second Row: Snider, O’Keefe, Michevich, Cruz. Front Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Donovan, Quinn, Pearce, Mark. ABILITIES ARE DEVELOPED BY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE o ey a ' A Hm. am a OL ereert ND) Second Row: Olsen, Fitzgerald, Marotta, Crock- ett, Cruz, DeLuca, Dean, Yee, Drobnis. Front Row: Mr. Murray, Rosenstein, Finn, Dennehy, Molta, M. Hyman, Heinz, Norton. On the Friday after Thanksgiving Day the Main Ballroom of New England Mutual Hall was the scene of our annual Buff and Blue Harvest Dance. The gala event was fun-packed and enormously successful. We were fortunate in having the ever popular Bernie King Orchestra. Refreshments were served throughout the course of the evening and the ballroom was tastefully bedecked in autumnal decor. Credit for the success of the affair goes to the committee and to Mr. Holland who was instrumental in making the evening a delight. Faculty members were especially pleased by the re- laxed informality and graciousness of the boys who, with their lovely dates, were pictures of happiness. MR. VAN HAM DOUBLE CHECKS EVERY DETAIL The efficient, well organized LIBRARY under the direction of Mrs. Cogghill, and a conscientious crew of young scholars make the LIBRARY a place of quiet seriousness. Here the quest for knowledge is well facilitated by the excellent quality of books and pe- riodicals available to all who wish to take advantage of them. One is free to browse through the orderly- kept books during leisure time. Some of the more interesting works available are a complete set of American Heritage, a cumulative collection of our Technical High Yearbooks, and several new scientific volumes that are rapidly coming into heavy demand. Hundreds of other works are very popular, as the LIBRARY continues to be the very heart of the school. : 4 ea re etal Library Staff Second Row: Turner, Rose, Accardi. Front Row: Fennelly, Mrs. Cogghill, Groezing- er. MR. McGUNIGLE POINTS OUT THE PARTS OF A LATHE Third Row: Seekins, Cassidy, Healy, Roche, Hession, Nathan, Burnham, Shearer, Nick- erforow. Second Row: Noller, Peterson, Jones, Olsen, Gray, Dingwell, Coyne, Finlayson, Ginsberg. Front Row: Mr. Packard, Showstead, Carpen- ter, Alpert, Johnson, Gramer, Petkus, Hunt, Vidlante, Harden. pl ib) oarot Third Row: Johnson, Mastrorilli, Rheinhart, Tarara, Knippenberg, Cannata, Lane, Robin- son, Cogliano. Second Row: O’Donnell, Lehmann, Bracken, Sawisky, Palumbo, Leva, Zanstuck, Fabello, Dyer, Dowdy, Clark. Front Row: Mr. Packard, Frasca, Dowda, Mac- askill, heen: Gramer, Petkus, Abany, Cardinale, Bonariggo. The enormity of the problem of maintaining an orderly, efficient lunchroom is reduced to a minimum by the precision-like techniques of Mr. Packard and his energetic assistants. The PATROL boys voluntarily give up free time in order to dedicate themselves to the demanding task of seeing that peace and harmony prevail throughout the lunchroom. These boys operate the cash registers, assist in serving food, and help the cafeteria staff whenever and wherever possible. Though the LUNCH PATROL is relatively new, its services have become indispensable, and gratitude is expressed by all who are able to enjoy a pleasant lunch due to the remarkable efficiency of these highly com- petent students. Much credit also goes to Mr. Foulkes and Mr. Grant in their supervisory positions. mA RR 0 oa, One of the newer additions to the list of activities at Technical High, and one of the most intellectual, is the MATHEMATICS CLUB. Headed by Mr. Roger Connor, also an instructor at Northeastern Univer- sity, the group concerns itself with the subtleties of higher mathematics. Its primary purpose is to stimu- late and advance an appreciation and understanding of mathematics. Both practical and theoretical aspects of the subject are explored. Analyses of new problems appearing in learned journals, thinking in terms of symbols, and trips to M.I.T., Northeastern University; and the IBM Building in Copley Square are some of the activities pursued by members. The Club is an invaluable asset for College Board preparation and for students who plan to become mathematicians and statisticians. Third Row: Rose, Kaiser, Amirsakis, Caruso, Cunningham, Greene, Hyman, Aprille. Second Row: Broderick, Draper, Silevitch, Ray- mond, Galvlis, Ginsberg, Baker, O’Toole, Anten, Cogliano. Front Row: Mr. Connor, Chin, Arnold, Lum, Akeson, Weinberg, Aldred, Farinella, Yench. Wlathematics Chal THE INTER-COM SYSTEM BRINGS US CLOSER TOGETHER tell HP HE ia Wataaaaeaaat HHH ; i i Mddiaea ¢ | wy a4. A VRE Salient and Airplanes Second Row: Flag, Curran, Sarris, O'Donnell, O’Keefe, Volshen, McIntyre, Walsh, Collins. Front Row: Mr. Munnick, Stuart, O’Brien, Mambuca, Condon, JDenzler, Donohue, Sullivan. sib es Under the competent, inspired direction of Mr. Alf J. Munnick, the MODEL SAILBOATS AND AIR- PLANES CLUB manifests a truly creative air. Here members are guided in the intricate ways of planning, cutting, shaping, finishing and assembling the parts of model boats and planes. Above all the models are not mere showpieces! They actually operate in a truly functional manner according to the specifications of the builder. Each model shows how carefully and delicately the hand of the artisan has guided his or- iginal idea of a model into a workable, eye-pleasing product. Each year boys of this fine club achieve fame in local-contests, as well as in national competition. MR. LAQUIDARA TEACHES THE FINER POINTS OF PRINTING The MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB endeavors to bring listening enjoyment and understanding to the students who have selected this club for an activity. They do not restrict their sources to any one form of music but try to engulf the complete concept of this form of expression. One of the most entertaining fea- tures of the club is the discussion which occurs after a selection has been heard. Most of the members relate verbally the mood that the composer tried to create and the effect that this mood has made upon them. In the future, music of the Near and Far East as well as Africa will be listened to and discussed. It is the hope of the group that many more students will at- tempt to understand the only universal means of communication. Musical Appreciation Chil Second Row: Masone, Freedman, Rose, Gordon, Marshall, Marie, McCarthy. Front Row: Mr. Christoforo, Pierotti, Lee, O’Brien, Herman, Chamrin. CARPENTRY IS EVEN MORE INTERESTING THAN IT LOOKS! oe ee ere ‘ . : = : UE Bp Soy Society Second Row: Hunt, McLaughlin, Jones, Wein- berg, Akeson, Kaiser, Ginsberg. Front Row: Mr. Carey, Carpenter, Palson, Molta, Peterson, Yee, Sanborn. The signal honor among all students is to be chosen for membership in the NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY. This group represents the intellectual elite of the school. These students are chosen on the basis of scholastic excellence, character and school spirit. Each year a small number are selected and inducted into the local chapter of this nationwide group. Under the able guidance of Mr. Carey, they become a source of pride for the school, the community, and their families. Very often they receive the highest scholar- ships to the finest colleges and universities in the country. MODELS HELP STUDENTS TO VISUALIZE The ORCHESTRA of Technical High, consisting of the most talented musicians in the school, is, beyond doubt, one of the most entertaining in the city. Under the expert baton of Mr. Kahn, members are taught the refinements of counterpoint, introduced to polyphonic themes, and disciplined in the ways of contrapuntal harmony. Their repertoire is extensive, ranging from the most delightful popular tunes to the more serious, complex works of the masters. Along with the OR- CHESTRA itself, a “combo” of some five members was formed, much to the joy of those who heard this talented group at assemblies during the past year. Some members are professionals in their own right, playing in local groups whenever time permits. Each year the ORCHESTRA has given several players to the Boston School Symphony Orchestra. One, fra Third Row: Freeman, Halfkenney, Fields, Hes- sion, Kass, Miley, Pridem. Second Row: Ieradi, Chiles, Barry, Chisholm, Stevens, McGeney, Re, Sprince, Foley, Weiner. Front Row: Mr. Kahn, Tilley, Ford, Gorden, Gallo, Bermingham, Jacobits, Mr. DePas- quale. MR. DIGGINS DEMONSTRATES THE USE OF THE ALL-IMPORTANT PROJECTOR Iorlby Club Third Row: Gonsalves, Arnold, Nashawaty, Walsh, Salter, Modestino, Cirignano, Cohen. Second Row: Bolser, Spirack, Violante, Troi- ano, Geller, Samson, Tarara, Milone. Front Row: Mr. Santosuosso, Sheridan, Cuneo, Palazzolo, Groezinger, Molta, M. Hyman, S. Hyman. The RADIO CLUB was established in 1961 under the supervision of Mr. Frank Santosuosso. Student reaction was favorable and from the 150 applications received, 30 were accepted on the basis of interest and aptitude. The first duly elected officers included Fran- cis Kiley, President, John Milone, Vice-President, Charles Gonsalves, Secretary, and Francis Groezinger, Treasurer. The primary objective of the club is to stimulate student interest in electronics, and to pro- vide opportunity to obtain the coveted radio amateur license. Within the first few months of operation, sev- eral students took the required examinations and gained their station licenses. At present the club oper- ates on both 6 and 2 meters (amateur bands) under the station call of K, I P F portable one, Bostan, Mass.; both radiophone, and radio telegraph are used. Equip- ment is gradually being acquired, and with the ap- proval of the recently formulated by-laws, it is ex- pected that the F.C.C. will grant Technical High a permanent license. MR. MUNNICK EXPLAINS THE USE OF A COMPLEX TOOL | : LI 4 4 : q es One of the fastest growing, most intriguing groups in the school is the SCIENCE CLUB. Directed by Mr. Lamkin, members are encouraged to search for sci- entific ideas which are applicable to everyday life. The results are exhibits, the best of which are en- tered in the School Science Fair held each spring at Boston Latin School. Others are also selected for entrance in the State Science Fair held at M.I.T. Each year several top awards go to members of the Club after results of the fairs are announced. Much time is spent after school by the students in the preparation of these excellent exhibits. Officers of this year’s Club are Jeffrey Cole, President, Joseph Ouellette, Vice- President, and Carl Greenbaum, Secretary. amo mem Mm cy RS rence Club Third Row: Berson, Gosule, Joy, Greenbaum, Ouellette, Cole, Dennehy, Kotzen, Zamojda. Second Row: Stein, Barth, Palumbo, pee Keller, Greene, Takvorian, Mastorelli, Can- nata. Front Row: Mr. Lamkin, Frassa, Lavie, Alex- ander, Solomon, Krystal, Turner, Bracken, Klayman. BASIC PRINCIPLES ARE ALWAYS IMPORTANT EXPHCENTER OF GRAVITY Third Row: Santoro, Mattirello, Molta, O’Toole, Elwood, Condell, Megna, O’Keefe, Mc- Laughlin, King, Appell, Magwood, Neu- mann, McCooty. Second Row: Ginsberg, Doherty, Berman, Fitz- gerald, Naisuler, Nuller, Gray, Fields, Groe- lenger, Joy, Lang, Williams, Parolin. Front Row: Mr. Moran, Goldstein; Hyman, Drootin, Marotta, Stackowski, Holt, Shenk- win, Hyman, DeBenedictus. Security Eriball Third Row: Carmillio, Carchia, Deluca, Fagan, Lee, Cohen, Martin, Rogers, Gouerman. Second Row: Greene, Barrett, Lewis, Berkall, Christian, Taylor, Aprille, Berube, Doyle. Front Row: Mr. Moran, Dore, Medeiros, ‘Cunio, Dennehey, Bass, Lebeau, Allen, Montgomery, Craig. The largest, most indispensable group at Technical High is, of course, the SECURITY PATROL. Respon- sible for the orderly filing of students between classes, these boys carry out a difficult and oftentimes de- m: anding task exceedingly well. They are directed by the firm leadership of Mr. Thomas Moran who has reduced the complexities of security to a minimum. Members voluntarily give up their study periods and are established at str ategic places throughout the vast corridors to see that order is friatataineel at all times. Students are chosen on the basis of scholastic superi- ority and high character. Recently they have taken on the task of helping office personnel supervise and administer our new public address system. fe A difficult and seemingly never-ending chore is the work of the energetic SENIOR CLASS AGENTS. Supervised by Miss Cummings, they are responsible for coHecting and recording all payments made to- wards the Yearbook. Diligently and steadfastly they never relented in seeking out all delinquent accounts in order that the Yearbook would become a financial success. They gave of themselves in tireless fashion, and when huge obstacles confronted them they were equal to the task. Much praise, therefore, goes to these students who achieved an enviable record by having every member of the senior class subscribe to our Yearbook. Here is a list of this year’s agents: 4A—James Vlachos 4H—Walter DeVoe 4B—Paul Brown 4V—Frederick Aufiero 4C—John Ulrich 4W—James Craig 4D—Edward P. Walsh 4X—George Harden 4E—Joseph Borden 4Y—Paul Showstead 4G—Arthur McCooty 4Z7—Steven Kaiser . : f : i SY: (Neeny Agents Second Row: Greene, Craig, Vlachos, Kaiser. Front Row: Miss Cummings, Harden, Show- stead, Ulrich, Brown, Aufiero. THE FOUNDRY IS ONE OF THE MOST INTERESTING SHOPS AT TECH. Members of the SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY are S. HL. S superior students who are chosen not only on the basis entor onor octe fy of scholastic excellence, but for service to the school, for character, and for leadership ability. These stu- dents are a credit not only to the communities in which they live but more pertinently, to the honor of Technical High. Mr. Carey is director of the group. In March of each year members of the National Honor Society are selected. Since competition in it is very keen in both organizations, only the highest ranking Third Row: Condil, Elwood, O’Keef e, Kaiser, students are chosen. It is a privilege to be a member Megna, Weinberg, Akeson, Bertolino, Vaic- ‘ jurgis, Jones. of the SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY and a signal one Second Row: Yee, Buck, Mosco, Sandler, San- to be enlisted in the National Honor Society. Students ae ree reap es McLaughlin, of both groups usually become Dean’s List men in Front Row: Mr. Powers, Lum, Morris, Car- colleges and universities throughout the country. penter, Palson, Molta, King, Peterson, Wong. OUR CLASS OFFICERS ARE EXAMPLES OF EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP QUALITIES Except for graduation the Senior Prom is the most outstanding event of the academic year. It is an occa- sion which no senior easily forgets. Snappily attired in their formal white evening jackets, the seniors are second in appeal only to their lovely dates arrayed in gorgeous pastel gowns. But without the unstinting labor of the SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE the grand evening would be less than a success. For it is these students who must hire an orchestra, print a dance schedule, sell tickets, and arrange for souvenirs. Mr. Murray, special adviser to the Senior Class, over- sees all details and helps immeasurably in bringing about a smoothly functioning group. Unquestionably the 1962 Senior Prom was a spectacular, enchanted evening for all. THE CHA-CHA WAS A GREAT FAVORITE! Sy porn (GEER Hee Third Row: Gilleo, Marcinoski, Roumacher, Greene, Taylor. Second Row: Malloy, Kaiser, King, Rizzo, Comperchio, Quinn, Osgood. Front Row: Mr. Murray, Pettito, Holt, Show- stead, LeBeau, D. Hyman, Berman, Noller. Shop Bivins Second Row: Anderson, Wade, Bussey, James Fortune, Antonuccio. Front Row: Murphy, Walsh, Pasquale, Reele Turchinetz, Campanella. 2! Among the more mechanically adept graduates of Technical High are the SHOP ASSISTANTS. These students provide invaluable service in the numerous shops of the school. They are chosen on the basis of character, ability, and cooperation. From time to time they act as instructors in their respective de- partments while the subject teacher is occupied with pressing administrative demands. They are looked up to by the students and praised by all members of the faculty. These assistants often matriculate at technical schools throughout the country after spend- ing a most profitable year in the shops. THE PRESSES ARE CONSTANTLY ROLLING IN THE PRINTING DEPARTMENT Probably the oldest activity at Technical High is the STUDENT COUNCIL which was organized in 1911. Students meet from time to time during the year in order to discuss problems which arise, and under the leadership of Mr. Carey these problems are dis- cussed so that solutions may be found. Each home room sends one member to the Council. In addition, class presidents, executive editors of the Artisan and the Technician, a representative of the musical or- ganizations, and chairmen of the numerous student organizations are members. In order to guarantee a truly democratic organization, Mr. Carey makes sure that parliamentary procedure is followed. Loyalty and Service to the school is the slogan of the Council. This group has proved itself many times in the past, and will continue to do so in the future. tar eer S a S assetll a aa Third Row: Tilley, Rose, Walsh, Craig, Greg- ory, Greene, Ulrich. Second Row: Jong, Anten, Ford, MacDougal, Clark, Purnell, Reinhardt, Sullivan, Kaiser, Gramer. Front Row: Mr. Carey, Aufiero, Hardin, Show- stead, Aldred, Dennehy, Pappas, Devine, Quartarone, Pitty. BS filont Coed ADVISER MR. PATRICK FOLEY LITERARY EDITOR ROBERT J. HUNT COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION TECHNICIAN HAS BEEN AWARDED THIS FIRST PLACE CERTIFICATE IN THE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL YEARBOOK CRITIQUE AND CONTEST CONDUCTED BY THE ASSOCIATION AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 13, 1961. FINANCIAL EDITOR ASS’T. SPORTS EDITOR DAVID A. HYMAN BIOGRAPHY EDITOR EDWARD WALSH MICHAEL LEWIS SPORTS EDITOR RICHARD P. ROCHE en ve —w oe) FANT ASTHMA AVG TAL os 4 a8, ieee Seti of 7 Fs « Third Row: Rosenstein, Ciampa, Dore, Lake, Craig, Lewis, Greene, Taylor, Berkeley. Second Row: Showstead, Ferrara, McCarthy, Polo, Lee, Mickevich, Murphy, S. Hyman, D. Hyman. First Row: Mr. Foley, Rizzo, Norton, Hunt, Gramer, Pettee, Titlebaum, Smith. Without the remarkable cooperation of the Yearbook Editorial and Production Staffs, the TECHNICIAN would never have gone to press. The long hours of preparing copy and pictures to meet creeping deadlines was accomplished with JI A gs ease through the ceaseless efforts of the Staff. Mr. P. J. Foley is the faculty adviser. CCIIECLAN From early in the fall to the last deadline in March typewriters clicked, pencils flashed over copy, captions were written, and spelling checked and double- checked. Last minute decisions were not uncommon, and numerous headaches were the order of the day. Finally, the vast, seemingly insurmountable difficulties and delays were resolved and our cherished Yearbook was published. Thus mem- bers of the Senior Class will have preserved forever the joys and sorrows of their days at Technical High. Third Row: Barry, Hickey, Hicks,, Cunio, Baker, Hallinan, Vilenskis, DesRoche, Christian, Finn, Granato. Second Row: Robinson, DeLuca, Carcia, Goverman, Saunders, Stembridge, Crockett, Money, Berman, Marrota. Front Row: Dennehy, O’Connell, Jones, Moynihan, Meehan, Hyman, Hermann, Drootin, Goldstrin, Cohen. | . 4 a f PRD ap RAO am ana Ao Bs Third Row: Cunio, Burke, Martin, Mitchell, Shearer. Second Row: Mr. Keane, Accardi, Dennehy, Abdelahad, Donegan, Desisto, Marotta. fy. Lf Front Row: Saunders, Casella, Allen, MacGilivray, Pucino, Dever, Dean. weha The Technical High BASEBALL team experienced many changes in 1961. Almont Field replaced Cleveland Circle as the new home stadium, and most of the starting team of the 1960 season had graduated. For the CAPTAIN most part the team consisted of relatively inexperienced sophomores and WILLIAM ALLEN juniors. Through sheer determination and hard work the squad made an excellent showing against the expected powerful opposition of the Boston City League. Bill McGillvray, Captain of the Technicians, and Bill Allen, Captain- Elect for the coming season, were voted to the All-Boston Conference Team by the in-town coaches. Other players who sparkled throughout the season were Arthur Cassela and Errol Saunders, the slick-fielding double play combination; Al Pucino, hard hitting third baseman; Jack Dever, slugging outfielder; and speedy centerfielder Joe Cunio. Backing up Bill McGillvray, the workhorse of the pitching staff, were John Dean, Frank Smith, and Clayton Martin. Talented Bill McGillvray signed a professional baseball contract with the 1960 world champion Pittsburgh Pirates shortly after graduation. Bill was assigned to Kingsport, Tennessee in the Appalachian League where he turned in an impressive pitching and batting record. If Coach Keane can come up with some top flight pitching, a swift out- fielder, and some powerful hitting to add to the present squad, the Tech- nicians could have a very pleasant, successful spring. 50 MARA a mae At wane ‘ame Third Row: Magewood, Smith, Voloshen, Walsh, Jones, Bagdonas, Lake, Gramer, Revillioty. Second Row: Healy, Gonzalves, Reinhart, Donovan, Murphy, Lebovitz, Martin. Front Row: Mr. Wall, Callahan, Tobin, Minehan, Bonarrigo, D. Hyman, M. Hyman, Cirigano, O’Brien. rew The fall of 1961 marks the first time in several years that high school crews have been rowing on the Charles River. The weather was beau- tifully New England all the way, and the men of Tech performed ELECTRO-PLATING IS A according to their usual high standards. English High, sorry to state, won FASCINATING PHASE OF the title, but it was hard pressed by Tech’s Tigers. In fact, an abbreviated SCIENCE. season may be the reason that the Tigers fell a bit short in points. As the season went along, the Tech crew showed great improvement. The boys felt sure that, given another week of racing as originally planned, they would have overtaken the Blue and Blue from English. Prospects for crew in the spring were very good. A large number of returnees gave the coach something to work with. Led by coxswain Robert O'Brien, III-Z, the men of Tech made an excellent showing. 51 Third Row: Cicola, Laskey, Ouelette, Willis, Darby, Ptrang, Doherty, Rodriges, Presente, Pucino, Fitzge rald, Farmer, Johnson, Kerins. Second Row: Mr. Moran, coach, Mr. Campbell, Davis, VanAllen, Barberto, Keefe, Kristzman, oO iL a Tolini, Nathen, Cunio, Finn, Cater, Ameriskis, Mr. Donato, Mr. O’Bryant. Front Row: Beals, McDonough, Hennessey, Morehouse, LeBeau, Walsh, Osgood, Montgomery, Allen, Roche, DesRoche, Brown, Ulrich, DeVoe, Harden. CO-CAPTAINS GROEZINGER, FOOTBALL, DOHERTY, CROSS COUNTRY, O’CONNELL, ALLEN AND MONTGOMERY BASKETBALL, WAX, CROSS COUNTRY. This year will go down in the records of Tech foot- ball as one of our most successful seasons. Coach Tom Moran promised us before the season started that 1961 would be a good year, but results exceeded his expectations. A crop of good veterans reported in September, and some good prospects from the junior varsity gave hope for the future. We got under way on September 22. JAMBOREE The Blue and White began the campaign on a happy note by trimming Brighton High School at White Stadium. Ours was only one of four games on that day but it was the best. Brighton was the bigger team, but Tech’s Tigers had more finesse and speed. Tommie Montgomery, IV-W; Willie Cater, IV-C; and George Harden, III-U, scored the touchdowns. Joe Presente, III-S, was denied a score following a 60 yard romp when one of his teammates was caught clipping. There was room for improvement in Tech’s defense. Practice should cure whatever ills we have in this department. Final score: Tech 20-Brighton 0. TECH—ENGLISH HIGH A young, spirited E.H.S. team got off to an early start and caught our squad by surprise. By the time the Tech Tigers woke up to what was going on the score was too great to be overcome. Fumbles occurred like leaves falling from trees. We lost the ball no less than seven times, and the Blue and Blue, ever alert, recovered each time. Our failure to rush the E.H.S. passer proved disastrous, as our defensive secondary was made to look like Swiss cheese. The fourth period came three periods too late. Bill Allen, IV-U, spotted John Osgood, IV-Y, in the open and shot a quick pass into his arms for a touchdown. It was a case of too little too late. Final score: E.H.S. 36-Tech 6. TECGH=B;. CGC. HIGH The Tigers bounced back from the English defeat by scoring almost at will against an inexperienced flock of Eaglets at White Stadium. Again our defense left much to be desired, but the fast running of Tech’s backs and the fine passing of Bill Allen were too much for B.C. High. Tommie Montgomery scored three touchdowns on two 30-yard runs and 73-yard run. Joe Cunio, IV-U, raced 60 yards with a Bill Allen pass for the other tally. Joe Presente accounted for the extra points. Final score: Tech 28-B.C.H. 22. FOOTBALL—OFFENSE DH GH=GATIN The Terrors from Latin School fell before a well- oiled team of Tech Tigers as Tommie Montgomery scored twice and Bruce Van Allen, II-Y, registered once. Willie Cater, Bill Allen, and Tommie Montgom- ery raced for the extra points. Tech, now 2 and 1 in the City League, showed a much improved defense in this game. Latin threatened twice but each time the onslaught was turned back. Final score: Tech 24-Latin 0. TECH—DORCHESTER Our third win in four starts came against Dorchester High. Swift backs and stalwart defenders gave the Tigers a well-earned victory. Willie Cater, Tommie Montgomery, and Dennis Finn, II-S, tallied in sepa- rate periods, while Montgomery rushed for extra points. With each game Tech’s defense improved and this time it was strong enough to secure a shutout. Final score: Tech 20-Dorchester 0. TECH—EAST BOSTON The Noddle Islanders were swamped at White Stadium on October 27 as the Tiger offense ran rough- shod over an outmanned E. B. team. This was our third shutout of the season. A large crowd was on hand to watch Tommie Montgomery score five times against a confused opponent. The tide was too much for the islanders and, in spite of Coach Moran’s efforts to con- tain the score, no less than seven touchdowns were scored. Final score: Tech 42-East Boston 0. TECH—RINDGE TECH The Technical Tigers left town for a visit to Cam- bridge on November 4. Rindge Tech supplied the opposition and came very close to tying knots in our tail. With only seconds remaining, fleet Tommie Mont- gomery rescued the Blue and White from defeat by snatching an Allen pass and racing 35 yards for the winning margin. It was a thriller all the way. Willie Cater slanted off tackle for a 20 yard romp early in the fourth period to keep the Tigers in the battle, but it was Montgomery's sprint with 35 seconds left on the clock that won the game. An earlier safety gave Tech the margin of victory. Final score: Tech 16-Rindge 14. TECH—JAMAICA PLAIN A sixth win in seven starts came at the expense of Jamaica Plain. Every attempt to keep the score down failed as the Tigers ran over an outclassed opponent. Tommie Montgomery was high scorer again as he ran for one touchdown and converted five times. Final score: Tech 54-Jamaica Plain 0. FOOTBALL—DEFENSE Second Row: Pucino, Cater, VanAllen, Allen, Montgomery, Second Row: Harden, Hennessey, DeVoe, Allen, Montgomery, Presente. McDonough. Front Row: Doherty, Keefe, Ulrick, Johnson, Rodriges, Le- Beau, Walsh, Cunio. Front Row: Finn, Oulette, Brown, Ulrich, Johnson, Roche, LeBeau, Walsh, DesRoche, Morehouse. MONTGOMERY RETURNS A_ DOR- CHESTER PUNT. THE BLUE AND WHITE CLOSE IN. TOM MONTGOMERY, LEADING SCORER IN THE BOSTON CONFER- ENCE, TURNS THE CORNER AGAINST ONE STEP FROM PAY DIRT. DORCHESTER. - oN eo oe PROTECTION PAYS OFF AS ALLEN THROWS FROM HIS POCKET. 54 DOWN 10 YARDS TO GO iy TECHNICAL ALLEN THROWS ANOTHER STRIKE. DOCTOR BURNETT! DOCTOR BUR- NETT! LOOK MA, NO HOLES!! VAN ALLEN SHAKES OFF A WOULD BE TACKLER FOR ANOTHER LONG GAIN. MONTGOMERY BROUGHT DOWN AF- TER A LONG GAIN. Gymnasium The “new” Boston Technical is singularly fortunate in being blessed with two gymnasiums. One gym is used for large group instruction while the other is used for track workouts, individual calisthenics, among other things. Both gyms are usually marked by energetic individual and collective activities during the course of the school day and, more often than not, during after school hours. Mr. Grant and Mr. Donato, a former major league baseball player, conduct efficient, well- organized programs in order to suit the needs and tastes of all students at Technical. Every student in the school is obliged to participate in the gymnasium program, unless excused by higher authority for valid medical reasons. Each boy has his own gym uniform consisting of sneakers, blue shorts, and white jersey. Every group must perform a given set of calisthenics under the direction of Coaches Grant and Donato before participating in volleyball, basketball or track. In this way all unnecessary sprains and muscle spasms are avoided during intra-mural competition. The carefully planned gymnasium activities are in line with the President’s Program of National Physical Fitness. Third Row: Doherty, Centorino, Barnes, Cunningham, Jassie, Hester, Vileniskis, Hennessey, Saunders. Second Row: Mr. Grant, Bunker, Fisch, Cunningham, Streetman, Magwood, Shelton, Amir- sakis, Grant. Front Row: Kerins, Beals, Dennehey, Ryan, Allen, Osgood, Callahan, Hayes, Johnson, Squillante. Naeer— Sol CHARLES STREETMAN GENE HENNESSEY ROY DENNEHY ERROL SAUNDERS JOHN OSGOOD CHARLES HAYES IGNAS VILENISKAS 57 CHARLES SHELTON Third Row: Coach Grant, Beals, Fisch, Cunningham, Hayes, Bistany. Second Row: Sherer, Shelton, Streetman, Barnes, Hester, Vileniskas, O'Connell, McGillicuddy. Front Row: Hennessey, Saunders, Co-captain Osgood, Co-captain Allen, Dennehy. Bashethall The highlight of the past season for the hard-driving Techni- cians was the double win over Boston Latin. From the beginning the season looked promising for the Blue and Gold, especially after the first practice session. Among the returning seniors were Captain John Osgood, a three year starter; Errol Saunders, Gene Hennessey, and Roy Dennehey; Juniors Chuck Shelton, Dan Beals, Ken Cunningham and Barry Fisch. Under the expert tutelage of Coach Grant the squad lived up to all expectations as a winning season was added to the roster of ever-increasing ath- letic victories. The most memorable game of the year was Tech’s second en- counter with Boston Latin. When the final tally was registered, Tech was in the vanguard with a 63-42 victory. Losing at half- time, 30-28, a spirited Tech team, led by Captain John Osgood, proved far too superior for the “Purple Terrors” in the second half. “Big John’s” 27 points submerged Latin as he displayed amazing accuracy in his shooting. And so one of the best games as well as one of the best seasons was chalked up by the Technicians. 58 CAPTAINS—BILL ALLEN AND JOHN OSGOOD. MANAGER— BRUCE O’CONNELL Third Row: Poznduskis, Rahilly, Baker, Hay, Bunker, Helms, Ristino. Second Row: Coach Hennessey, Freedman, Constantine, Hansen, Hourahan, Hicks, Sawyer, Magwood. Front Row: Kerins, Streetman, Seery, Martin, Amirsakis, Callahan. JUST MADE IT! Hunior Varsity [xe tbl The JV Team is made up of talented Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors who usually become the key members of the varsity squad. This year the JV’s got off to a slow start but finished in strong fashion, winning six of their last seven starts. After the starting five was settled the team got down to brass tacks. Out- standing were Guards Kevin Callahan and Tom Kerins, Center Dave Jassie, and Forwards Charlie Winston and James Amirsakis. The team was inspired by a spirited and talented Freshman who came through more than once in tight situations, Bill Rahilly. Co-captains Bill Seery and Clayton Martin demonstrated able leadership when the going became rough. The overall fine play of the whole squad points to a magnificent future for the varsity. 59 Pe = timation ig no UP AND OVER! CHAMPIONSHIP FORM. PLACES DASH. Cae HURDLERS AND SPRINTERS SHOW KARL FARMER, TECH’S SENSA- TIONAL SOPHOMORE SPRINTER, BEHIND CATER IN THE ; he as : a FARMER LEAPS FORWARD AT Y.M.C.A. MEET. WILLIE CATER, THE STATE’S TOP 50 YARD SPRINTER, WINS THE DASH AT THE Y.M.C.A. MEET. COACH CAREY PLANS STRATEGY FOR COMING MEET WITH DUNN, STEMBRIDGE AND WILLIAMS. TOP DISTANCE MEN MURPHY, OL- SEN, BRITTON, ROBERTSON, DE- VINE GET SET TO WIN ALL AWARDS. weenie: Res! x ea x Third Row: Johnson, Hester, Brooks, Gaines, Burnham, Dixon. Second Row: Doherty, Meagher, Devine, Robertson, Britton, Hartford, Hak, Raynor. Front Row: Coach Carey, Gatturna, Olsen, Dunn, Showstead, Stembridge, Hayes, Williams, Roumacher (Mgr). “A superb squad,” is the way in which Coach Carey described his CROSS COUNTRY sprinters. Evidence of this testimony is the fact that Technical’s harriers went undefeated in Boston Competition for the second straight year, again winning the coveted Regimental Championship. Led by their determined captain, Paul Showstead, and sparked by the magnificent running of Mike Dunn, the team picked up much strength in the final stretches of the season. Balance was provided by the combined efforts of such determined seniors as William Olsen, Gatturna, Brooks, and a staunch old reliable, Jim Stembridge. Other veterans who showed remarkable im- provement were Meagher, Devine, Robertson, Burnham, Mur- phey, and Britton. Voted as the outstanding freshman during the past year was George Runfner. In addition the team was unanimous in select- ing Mike Dunn as its captain for 1962. Coach Carey hopes that 1962 will be as successful as the past year and looks forward to many more new prospects. 61 (Eee Country TRACK CO-CAPTAINS PAUL SHOW- STEAD AND LEROY ROGERS. a 3 a ONAL A AONE DRISCOLL AND WALSH GIVE IT ROSS AND WALSH FEND OFF A THE OLD TECH EFFORT. B.C.H. ATTACK. REAR VIEW OF TECH IN ACTION CO-CAPTAINS BERKELEY AND AGAINST DORCHESTER. ROSS COLLABORATE VERSUS DOR- CHESTER. DRISCOLL FIGHTS FOR PUCK AGAINST DORCHESTER. SCORE. SHANLEY CLICKS ON A SOLO BID. 62 TAKES TWO TO TANGLE! NIC pany) { “2 (HNC ama ti Third Row: Lee, Flaherty, Berkeley B., Peterson, Rowan, Shanley, Fleming, Ross. Second Row: Coach Campbell, O’Flaherty, Collins, Morrison, Keefe, Cirigiano, Scahill, Aldred, Dunderdale, Mgr. Abrahams. Front Row: Driscoll, DeSisto, Berkeley T., Walsh, Ross T., MacKinnon, Casale. Coach Victor Campbell and his squad were picked around town as the team to skate away with the trophy. There was good reason for this feeling, but the squad wanted no part of it. Hochey As a group it wanted to feel that every game was a champion- ship contest, and with that attitude the trophy was tucked away at the close of the season. Perhaps no coach in the Boston Public School system spends more time coaching a squad than Mr. Campbell. Over the years he has always given freely of his spare time to help boys who show some measure of promise, this over and above the time allotted officially to the sport concerned. He has been richly rewarded by the devotion and respect his players have for him. This year he enjoyed a double reward. We wish him and _ his players good luck in the future. A strong group of veterans led by Co-Captains Tom Berkeley, IV-U, and Tom Ross, IV-V, made up the core around which a potent sextet was assembled. Tom Ross was perhaps one of the best defensemen in the metropolitan area, and he was assisted by Pat Driscoll, HI-T, a converted right winger. Pat played so well as a sophomore that he made the first line. This year with Tom Ross, he was half of the best defense in schoolboy hockey. Skating on the first line and leading a group of sharpshooters was Tom Berkeley, the league's leading scorer in 1960-61. Tom was bigger, stronger, and wiser and was a great success. Gerry Geary, III-B, scorer of the winning goal against Latin last year, and Bob England, III-E, helped carry the heavy duty again. They were strong skaters good enough to crash into the lineup as sophomores. Joe McKinnon, II-D, one of the last season’s promising fresh- men was on hand to give help when needed. He saw plenty of action. Doing duty in the twine was Ed Walsh, IV-D. Ed was fully recovered from a football injury and was eager to go. With an all-star cast in front of him his job was not too rough. Up from Mr. Campbell’s farm system came the following good prospects Bob Berkeley (Tom’s brother), II-X; Ed Flaherty, II-B; Peter Fleming, II-X; John Malloy, IV-C; and Mike Shanley, II-E. These boys played much hockey together on the junior varsity and fitted into the scheme very well. CO-CAPTAINS TOM BERKELEY AND TOM ROSS 2 se ; cHNlcgy LCHNIC Fang 7% = ; : . i ‘ bs ‘ ‘ x ‘ se ; y ‘ , 4 ig , i ) ue, MOA FE gis - f ‘4 .. ; A . E _ 3 Fourth Row: Swartz, Harrington, Robinson, Blackman, Novak, Burke, Reid, Cardinale, Mulligan, Willis, Hutchinson, Kane, McSorley, Barbato, Norris, Cogliano, Fabello, Gordon, Faretta, Vassal, Liston, Mall, Hayes, Dowdy, Nord, Butler, Childs. yt Third Row: Burroughs (Mgr.), Simonavicius, Masone, Rocheteau, Clark, Estano, Gallo, Pierce, Cunio, Robertson, Meagher, Iadarola, Britton, Murphy, Davis, Marshall, Lee, Young, Burnham, Roach, Devine, Farmer, Steele, Thompson, Herman, Pfingston, Hak, Mr. Pasquale (Ass’t. Coach), Mr. Carey (Coach). Second Row: Waldfogel (Mgr), Sullivan, Brown, Baker, Raynor, Ferrara, Cunio, Hood, Dunn, Williams, Stembridge, Cater, Desroches, Kritzman, Olsen, Presente, Brooks, Myers, Mahoney, Rovner (Mgr). First Row: Sprince, Dolan, Delong, Yench, Connelly, Cavanagh, Byndloss, Pinto, Papietro, Kelley, Bracey, Raynor, Litner, Sheridan, Johnson, Forbes, Henry, Mark, Ufland, King, Baldwin, Kelleher. SHOTPUTERS AND HIGHJUMPERS IADORA, KRITZMAN, DES ROCHE, The outdoor track season reached a climax on Monday, Octo- YOUNG, DAVIS, BAKER. ber 23, when it scored an impressive cross-country win over English, Latin, Trade, and Dorchester at the White Stadium. The Tech harriers, defending champions, and paced by Michael Dunn, III-S, were pressed by a determined group from E.HLS., but Mr. Carey’s chicken chasers were good enough to win. Tech placed four of its five members in the top ten as the 2.5 mile course was covered in 13.39. They were Michael Dunn, the winner; John Devine, II-Y; Craig Robertson, II-S; and Gerald Williams, IV-X. Captain Leroy Rogers, IV-W, headed an imposing list of indoor runners for the winter season. Leroy, who placed in the State Meet last year, is a former Regimental champion having won the 220 yard event in 1959. Coach “Champ” Carey felt that his runners were good enough to bring the City and State crowns to Technical this season. In addition to Leroy Rogers, other boys who kept Tech at the top of the heap were: Willie Cater, hurdles; Cedric Crockett, [V-W, shotput; Steve DesRoche, IV-W; Michael Dunn, 1000 yards; Paul Olsen, IV-D, mile; Jim Stembridge, IV-U, 600 yards; Paul Show- stead, IV-W, 600 yards; Gerry Williams, mile; Richard Gaines, III-D, 600 yards; and John Ferrara, IV-W, 440 yards. 64 eer anicil Sy) ee - Hochey Wight Lifting Club Third Row: Dunderdale, Flaherty, Berkeley B., Peterson, Shanley, Fleming, Ross P. : Second Row: Coach Campbell, Lee, Collins, Morrison, Scahill, Andred, Mgr. Abrahams. Front See Driscoll, Desisto, Berkeley, Walsh, Ross, MacKinnon, Casale. Third Row: Abani, McDonough, Frang, Martin, Willis, Keefe, Flaherty, Farumer. Second Row: Fitzpatrick, Casella, Doherty, Darby, Peterson, Barbato, Pucino, Love, Mr. Donato. Front Row: Hutchins, Regan, Rodriguez, Kritzman, Desroche, Clifford, Marshall, Hak, Fleming. h ig | {i I | = | [| ¥ 7 N YEA NN ec Sass SaiJ to put Buf sit, you a Cog OF eh ral gh aLION (; SS ie ee — Aly | A 7 : Vas i, o é i , je Ww ft : Pyiver EA aN i no a2 =) 3 N= S cc =i) ( ) S sae SO So that’s Technical High’ ——s 66 SECRET WEAPONS FOR SPORT SUCCESS pin Ul: a ; an todvive the crew team to % m 0: pe SSSS88 l Z ZZ CLE Lf ——e =SSy ASLO I ——_-_— a fi Ul | kK g L Zap g HA Ff = =| basketball foot WJ =| for extra power Be 18 se, a ae Success! The science club sends the first man to The moon. The next Problem Slightly more difficult how to q¢ta new science teacher! '!e —__—_ —aa . ——— Se A x BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH ( AN Halle) nn f | MODEL BOAT CLUB — Gigoe: yaeme —S—SSSSSSSS SS I say youve . builda beat big enough for the | Whole family as Wellasall your f Pets NOAH!!! a ae a ah reat y 5, AT TMA LT bay fic ar a a a Te ee Uh ZLILALAL PL EE A ge agent in years: Oe Ea I ee : a we ddl ae NAL Tilo RN) ee STS ie My yust alittle more power 1) TSS JQ) sure victory!!! «0. 00 DR Sen | BS Ap. Bech CRAG 2252 og a’ ad 0 MEAT TRI RAT AA 2 = Springs Ieee ey) = ; aL ya L f é t ] : j e t rf Stephen R. Alpert “Steve” Last School: Boston Latin College: University of Mass. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Lunch Patrol, Cam- era Club, Science Club, Track, Audio-Visual Aids, Bowling League, Junior Achievement Hobbies: Sports, Old Coins Thomas J. Aprille, Jr. “Tom” Last School: P. F. Gavin College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engr. Activities: Math Club, Secur- ity Patrol Hobbies: Chess, Amateur Radio Hobbies: Hobbies: Robert S. Akeson “Bob” Last School: Washington Irving College: Ambition: Activities: Mass. Inst. of Tech. Mathematician Drafting Standards, (Captain) Math Team, Base- ball, National Honor Society, Representative National Youth Conference, Class Represent- ative, Rotary Club, Science Institute for Able Leamers, Senior Committees Swimming William F. Allen “Golden Boy” Last School: Washington Irving College: Brown University Ambition: To travel and meet people Activities: Art Club, Ceramics Club, File Leader, Co-Cap- tain Football, Co- Captain Basketball, Captain Baseball, Track, Security Patrol, Cor- ridor Patrol Sports, Music William F. Albrecht mers ila i Last School: William Barton Rodgers College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Automotive Engr. Activities: Artisan, Driver Education Hobbies: Sports Cars and Guns Arthur F. Arnold “Archie” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Radio Club, Corri- dor Patrol Hobbies: Drawing, Bowling 70 Richard Francis Arington “Richie” Last School: Taft College: Ambition: Northeastern Univ. Architect Activities: Harvest Dance, Prom Committee, Class Day Comm. Hobbies: Skiing, Swimming Frederick G. Aufiero “Freddy” be Last School: William E. Russell To be rich Corridor Ambition: Activities: Student Council Hobbies: Sports William Howard Patrol, Lunch Room, Track Team, William Aloupis “Bill” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Photography, Inter- mural Basketball, Offset Club Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling Michael =) Appel Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineering Activities: Drafting Club, Se- curity Patrol, Lunch Patrol, U.S.Y. Basketball, Baseball Hobbies: Water Skiing, Bowling Alfonsas Baika eA la Last School: Saint Peter’s Ambition: Philanthropist Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Science Club, Mathematics Review, Graphics Hobbies: Sports William T. Baker, Jr. “Terry” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Howard University Ambition: Teacher Activities: Track, Chess Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Drill Hobbies: Chess, Basketball Last School: Last School: Rory M. Baxter Row William Barton Rogers Ambition: College Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee Hobbies: Sports, Cars Joseph L. Barry “ oe” Saint Ambrose Ambition: Wood Worker Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Model Boats, Planes Thomas F. Barry “Tommy” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: Machinist Activities: Yearbook Staff, Cor- ridor Patrol, Pre - Driving Lunch Patrol Hobbies: Hot Rod Cars John J. Bagdonas Baggy Last School: Dearborn Ambition: Draftsman Activities: | Track, Football, Crew Hobbies: Drafting, Sports Walter A. Bain “Walt” Last School: St. Augustine’s College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Technician Activities: | Football, Band, Driver Education Hobbies: Sports, Dancing val Sheldon Bass “Pish” Last Sc hool: Solomen Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Security Patrol, Ar- tisian, Math Review Club Drill Team Hobbies: Bowling Thomas L. Banks “Bi � Last School: Washington Irving College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Technician Activities: Drum and _ Bugle Corps, Track, Class Repre- sentative, Bowling Team Hobbies: Sports, Dancing John P. Barrett Last School: Blessed Sacrament College: Boston University Ambition: To serve my Fellowman Activities: Hockey, Baseball, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Se- curity Patrol, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Baseball Last School: Prince Ambition: To make money Activities: Ceramics Club, Art Club, Pre-Driving Club, Se- curity Patrol Hobbies: Bowling, Sports Edward J. Bistany “Big Ed” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw Ambition: Architect Activities: Baseball, Track, Lunch Patrol, Math Review, Graphics Hobbies: Sports Last School: erg College: East Coast Aero Tech Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Joseph L. Berkall «¢ oe” Solomon Lewen- Aircraft Technician Chess Club, Crew, Security Patrol Boating, Bowling Harvey J. Berman “Harv” Last School: Solomon Lewen- erg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Journalism Activities: Chess Club, Secur- ity Patrol, Corridor Patrol, Review Math Club, Harvest Dance, Prom, Class Day Committee, Artisian, Year- book Staff, History Contest, File Leader, A.Z.A., Boy Scouts, United Synagogue Youth Commission Hobbies: Stamps, Sports Thomas P. Berkeley Tommy” Last School: Saint Anthony’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: To be a success Activities: Hockey, Drum and Bugle Corps, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Student Council, Class Chairman, Crew Golf, Tennis Hobbies: Joseph G. Borden “ oe” Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: General Electric Ap- prentice School Ambition: Businessman Activities: Senior Class Com- mittees, Class Chairman Hobbies: Cars, Swimming Steven C. Borack “Steve” Last School: berg College: Rochester Institute of Technology Ambition: Photographer Activities: Hobbies: Sports Cars, Photography Edward Brooks “Eddie” Last School: Lewis Ambition: Army Officer Activities: Track, Junior Achievement Hobbies: Solomon Lewen- Senior Class Comm. Fishing, Basketball Robert E. Bertolino “Bob” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Drafting Club, Stu- dent Council, Class Chairman Hobbies: Swimming, Fishing Henry M. J. Biagi “Hank” Last School: Prince Ambition: Financial Advisor Activities: Chess Club, The Artisan, Tech Bowling | Lea- gue, The UNESCO Conf. Tournament Bowling Hobbies: Paul G. Brown Peter F. Buck “Gordon” “ ” ete Last School: Sherwin Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Aeronautical or College: Boston College Electrical Engineer Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Football, Baseball, Activities: Baseball, Drafting Track, Science Club, Student Standards, Class Representa- Council, Ceramics Club tive, Class Chairman Hobbies: Bowling, Electricity Hobbies: Bowling ¥ WAS Ree ak ue Ae SN BLL aRAS Raymond J. Buckley “Bruno’ Last School: Monsignior Patterson Ambition: To be a Success Activities: Senior Class Activities Hobbies: Automobile Mechan- ics, Mechanical Drawing Terrel P. Byrne “Terry” Last School: Grover Cleveland Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Sports Ronald S. Campbell “Mr. Lucky” Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: To be Successful Activities: Track, Corridor Daniel J. Byron “Danny Last School: nea Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Basketball, Football, Drawing Patrol Hobbies: Aquatic Sports and Hobbies: Stereo Recordings Dancing William E. Carey Salvatore A. Carcia n ” Last School: Saint William’s Ambition: To be Employed Last School: Boston Latin Hobbies: Football, Hockey College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Drafting Standards, Yearbook Production Staff, Security Patrol, Corridor Pat. Hobbies: Printing, Baseball Paul J. Carmillo Charles W. Carpenter “Mr. Wonderful” “Charlie” Last School: Saint Kevin’s Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: To Enjoy Success College: Franklin Institute Activities: Lunch Patrol, Cor- Ambition: Draftsman ridor Patrol, Pre - Driving, Activities: Glee Club, Lunch Football, Baseball, Basket- Patrol, Junior Achievement, ball, Model Boats, Weight- Class Representative, Senior Lifting Honor Society Hobbies: Sports Hobbies: Hot Rods, Bowling 73 Ronald V. Carrara Ernest J. Casali ip ef “Ernie” Ronnie Last School: William E. Russell Last School: Patrick T. Camp- Ambition: To be Successful bell Activities: Driver Education, College: Northeastern Univ. Lunch Patrol, Corridor Pa- Ambition: Engineer trol, Baseball, Basketball, Activities: Bowling Team, Class Hockey, Model Boats Hobbies: Sports, Cars Representative, Lunch Patrol, Model Car and Boat Club Hobbies: Cars, Sports Willie J. Cater “Willie” Last School: Dwight Ambition: To be Successful Activities: Track, Football, Driver-Education, Ceramics Hobbies: Swimming Robert F. Cashins “Bob” Last School: Gate of Heaven Ambition: To go to College Activities: | Pre-Driving, Civil Air Patrol Hobbies: Rifle Club, Skating A Frank J. Catizone “Frankie” Last School: Joseph H. Barnes Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Corridor Patrol Dennis Chin “Denny” Last School: Abraham Lincoln Ambition: To be a Success Tee! Camera Club, Base- ball Hobbies: Custom Rods Hobbies: Driving Paul A. Christian «“ ‘aul’ Last School: Patrick F. Gavin Ambition: Architect Activities: Crew, Art, Security Patrol, Pre-Driving, Yearbook Editorial Staff Hobbies: Water Sports, Short Wave Radio George P. Christopherson “Fish” Last School: Lewis Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Lunch Patrol, Model Car Club Hobbies: Sports, Cars James J. Ciampa, Jr. Earl H. Cohen « im” “Chico” Last School: Robert Gould Last School: Solomon Lewen- Shaw _ berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Aircraft Technician Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Civil Ar Patrol, Activities: Drafting Standards, Glee Club Yearbook Production Staff, Hobbes: Music Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Hockey, Cars 74 Steven M. Cohen “Steve’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electronics Engr. Activities: Security _ Patrol, Yearbook, Radio Club Hobbies: Radio, Sports James M. Comperchio Jimmy Last School: William Barton Rogers Ambition: Engineer Activities: Trick Drill Team, Color Guard, Model Boats and Planes, Math Review Club, Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Prom Committee Hobbies: Chemistry, Models Robert A. Condon “B-Nok” Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: To Live Comfort- ably Activities: Corridor Patrol, Hockey Team, Model Boat and Car Club, Graphics Water Skiing Dennis B. Connell “DeCo” Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Engineer Activities: Track, Boat Club, Civil Air Patrol, Trick Drill Team, Drum and Bugle Corps, Hockey Hobbies: Hockey, Building Cars Joseph F. Coughlan oe” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Aviation Mechanic Activities: Track, Corridor Pa- trol, Lunch Patrol, Pre- Driving Hobbies: Sports, Cars 75 John A. Collins “Jack” Last School: Saint Gregory’s Ambition: Machinist Activities: Art Club, Drill, Trick Drill Team, Color Guard, Model Boats and Planes, Hockey Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Boating John ie Condil Last School: Willi College: State College at Boston yi am E. Russell Corridor Patrol, Se- curity Patrol, Pre-Driving, Ceramics Club Swimming, Cars John E. Condry “Johnny” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Business Manager in Printing Activities: Prom Committee Hobbies: Radio and Television Repairs, Bowling Robert W. Coyne __ “Baby Huey” Last School: Dearborn Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Lunch Room Patrol Civil Air Patrol Hobbies: Hockey, Stamp Collecting ? Os Last School: Saint Williams Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Senior Class Comm. Football, Basketball James G. Craig Cedric C. Crockett “ im” “Da ” Last School: Blessed Sacrament Last School: Sherwin Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. College: Howard University Activities: Track, Golf, Artisan Ambition: To be a Success (Editor), Student Council, Activities: Harvest Dance Com- Yearbook Staff, Security Pa- mittee, Senior Prom Commit- trol, Class Chairman tee, Class Day Committee, Hobbies: Fishing, Skating Track, Pre-Driving, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Trick Drill Team Hobbies: Basketball, Reading Leonard L. Cropper 2 Jo hn B. Cruz melee, ” e Last School: Mary E. Curley Ambition: To Be Successful Activities: Prom Committee Hobbies: Weather Forecasting, Sports J y reetpie se Patrick T. Camp. e College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: To Be Rich Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Senior Prom, (‘lass Day, Glee Club, Fo-7um, Football Hobbies: Reading, Danciag Charles W. Cullum “6: � ? hue Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Engineer Joseph E. Cunio “Joe” Last School: Nazareth College: United States Coast Guard Academy Ambition: Army Officer Activities: Football, Indoor Track, Baseball, Corridor Pa- trol, Security Patrol, Camera Club, Pre-Driving, Athletic Club Hobbies: All Sports Activities: Color Sergeant, Lunch Room, Corridor Patrol, Senior Class Committees Hobbies: Auto Mechanics Walter F. Curran “Wally” Last School: Gate of Heaven Ambition: Sailor Activities: Model Boat Club Hobbies: Sailboat Racing, Swimming Paul J. Dalzell “Paul” Last School: Blessed Sacrament Ambition: Machinist Activities: Corridor Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Baseball, Pre- Driving Hobbies: Sports, Driving Dominic A. D’Apice Norman R. Davis « ” “Dave” Last School: Saint Catherine’s Last School: Solomon Lewen- Ambition: Machinist berg Activities: Lunch Patrol, Model Ambition: Engineer Boats Activities: Camera Club, Car- Hobbies: Coin Collecting pentry Club, Drawing Club Hobbies: Athletics, Photography 76 John B. Deluca “Dobie” Last School: Boston Latin College: Stonehill College Ambition: Dentist Activities: Trick Drill Team, Security Patrol, Harvest Dance Committee, Artisan Business Staff, Yearbook Pro- duction Staff, Prom Comm. Hobbies: Bowling Richard E. Denzler “Dick” Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: Engineer Activities: Hockey, Student Council, Model Boat Club, Bowling Team, Model Car Club, Glee Club Hobbies: Custom Cars, Water Skiing Last School: College: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: John M. Dean “John” Woodrow Wilson Boston College Accountant Varsity Basketball, Class Representative, Prom Committee Swimming, Art me a i Anthony J. DeSisto Tony Last School: William H. Taft Ambition: College Activities: Baseball, Hockey, Class Representative, Secur- ity Patrol Hobbies: Painting Dwight C. DeVane “Bacchus” Last School: Dearborn Ambition: To Succeed Activities: Trick Drill, Driver Education, Model Car Club, Drum and Bugle, Crew, Track Hobbies: The Pleasures of Life rete Richard R. DeBenedictis “Benny” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin Ambition: Architect Activities: Yearbook Staff, Se- curity Patrol Hobbies: Drum Corps, Art Roy K. Dennehy “Ro � ”� Last School: Blessed Sacrament College: University of Mass. Ambition: To be a Success Activities: Track, Basketball, Baseball, Corridor Patrol, Yearbook Production Staff, Harvest Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Pre-Driv- ing, Athletic Club, Class Day Committee Hobbies: Sports Domenic J. DeRosa ” oe Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Activities: Model Car Club, Drum and Hobbies: Weight Lifting John J. Dever cki � ” Jackie Last School: Patrick T. Camp- To Be Successful Baseball, Class Representative Stephen P. DesRoche “Desi” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: University of Mass. Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: Football, Track, (In- door and Outdoor) Weight- lifting, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Class Day Committee, Prom, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Driving, Dancing John P. Devine “Johnn � ” Last School: Blessed Sacrament Ambition: Drafting and Design Activities: Corridor _ Patrol, Class Representative, Secur- ity Patrol Hobbies: Model Cars Thomas J. DeYesso “Tommy” Last School: Saint Patrick’s Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: _ Model Boats and Planes, Crew Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Wayne L. Dingwell n ingy Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Architectural Draftsman Activities: Lunch Room Patrol, Discussion Group, Drafting Standards, Bowling, Rifle Club, Pool, Skating Hobbies: Shipbuilding James P. Doherty “Dots” Last School: Saint Catherine of Siena College: Boston College Activities: Glee Club, Bowl- ing, Economics Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball Kevin F. Donohue « ”? Last School: Sacred Heart Ambition: Construction com- pany owner Activities: Model Boat Club, Lunch Patrol, Class Rep. Hobbies: Guns, Hunting 78 Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: To Be a Success Activities: Football, Photog- raphy, Yearbook Committee, Printers Bowling League, Harvest Dance Committee, Basketball Walter B. DeVoe “Wally” Thomas G. Dicey he ”? m Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Boston State Teach- ers College Ambition: Teacher Activities; Hockey, Security Patrol Hobbies: Sports, Dancing Albert L. Disalvo “Rocky” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Pre-Driving Hobbies: Hot Rods Jerrold T. Doherety =f ry” Last School: William E. Russell College: Lowell Technical Inst. Ambition: Chemical Engr. Activities: Color Guard, Thun- derbirds, Drum and Bugle Corps, Science Club, Driver Education, Security Patrol, Track, Corridor Patrol, Har- vest Dance Committee, Prom Committee Hobbies: Reading William O. Dore Aye Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Mechanical Tech. Activities: Trick Drill Team, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Se- curity Patrol Hobbies: Football, Machine Shop Work James M. Doyle « e im” Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: To Make Money Activities: Artisan, Security Patrol, Driver Education Hobbies: Weight Lifting, Sports Richard Drootin “Sonny” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Yearbook Staff, Math Club, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Harvest Dance Commit- tee, Class Day Committee, Security Patrol, Math V Hobbies: Jazz John J. Dyer “ ack” Last School: Saint Augustine’s Ambition: To Be a Success Activities: Ceramics Club Hobbies: Painting, Skating Richard S. Drobnis i Last School: William Barton Rogers Ambition: Architect, Mechani- cal Engineer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Class Day Committee, Track Team, Math Review Club, Graphics Hobbies: Mechanics, Hockey Walter M. Duggan “Bullwinkle” Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: President of the United States Activities: Football, Baseball, Hockey, Camera Club, Corri- dor Patrol Hobbies: Sports _¥ Jerrold F. _ bllis Jerry Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Rocket Engineer Activities: Review Math Club, Junior Achievement, Chess, Bowling, Boy Scouts, Y.M.C.A. Hobbies: Stamps, Classical Music Thomas F. Elwood “Deadwood” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: To Be a Success Activities: Chess, Security Patrol Hobbies: Bowling, Reading Frank N. Famulari Frank Last School: William B. Rogers Ambition: College Activities: Hockey, Drill Hobbies: Hockey, Skating Mario G. Federico “ ” arty Last School: Michelangelo College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Make Money Activities: Glee Club, Crew, CYO Baseball, Basketball Hobbies: Photography, Records Robert P. Fagan “Pa ig u Last School: Saint Augustine’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, Pre-Driving Club, Se- curity Patrol, Corridor Pa- trol, Junior Achievement Hobbies: Football, Math Mark H. Feinberg Daniel A. Ferrante “Nut” Danny Ambition: Electronics Engr. Last School: Saint Lazarus Activities: Science Club, Cor- College: Massachusetts College ridor Patrol, Basketball of Pharmacy Hobbies: Radio, Weightlifting Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try, Class Chairman, Class Representative, Lunch Room Assistant Hobbies: Bowling John N. Ferrara Gilbert FE ields a “Sparks” y Last School: Robert G. Shaw Last School: Prince College: Norwich University Co llege: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Dentistry Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Discussion Club, Activities: Christian Youth Con- Artisan Staff, Yearbook Edi- gress, Security Patrol, Prom Committee, Choir, Band torial Staff, Cross Country, Winter and Spring Track, Hobbies: Electronics, Experi- Student Council, Senior Stu- mentation dent Government, Represen- tative Hobbies: Tennis, Swimming Robert D. Finlayson David S. Finn “Rob” “Dave” Last School: Robert G. Shaw Last School: Solomon Lewen- College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Lunch Patrol, Color Guard, Glee Club, Drill Hobbies: Hunting, Sports berg College: Boston University Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Yearbook Producton Staff, Band, Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Prom Committee Hobbies: Cars and Basketball William J. Fitzgerald “Fitzie” ‘Te Last School: Boston College sen ie? High Last School: Cathedral College: Bentley College of Accounting and Finance Ambition: Accountant Activities: Baseball, Harvest Dance Committee, Corridor Patrol, Military Drill, Secur- ity Patrol Hobbies: Reading, Sports Hobbies: Football, Basketball Richard S. Fredholm Richard A. Freiberg “Freddie” “Frog” Last School: Woodrow Wilson Last School: Robert Gould Ambition: College Shaw Activities: Corridor Patrol Ambition: To Be Successful Hobbies: Sports, Cars Activities: Senior Class Comm. . Hobbies: Comic Books 80 Andrew iv ives Martin Geller Marty Last School: viene Irving Last School: Solomon Lewen- Ambition: World Traveler berg Activities: Basketball, Cross Ambition: Electrical Engineer Country Track, Corridor Activities: Radio Club Patrol Hobbies: Short Wave Radio, Hobbies: Water Skiing, Records Cars John F. Gilleo “Gill” Edgar J. Gilroy “Ed” Last School: Saint Gabriel’s Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Hockey Squad, Math Review Club, Model Boat Club, Economics Hobbies: Sports Last School: Saint Andrew’s Ambition: Designer Activities: Art Club, Harvest Dance Committee, Lunch Pa- trol, Prom Committee, Cer- amics Club Hobbies: Drawing, Sports Joel Ginsberg : Steven J. Goldstein “Arnie” Goldy e Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Math Club, Security Patrol, Drafting Standards, Lunch Room Patrol, Glee Club, History Contest, Senior Honor Society Hobbies: Sports, Stamp Col- lecting Last School: Solomon Lewen- rg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electronics Engr. Activities: Harvest Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Class Day Com- mittee, Yearbook Production Staff, Math Club, Security Patrol Hobbies: Music, Bowling Barry Goverman Charles H. Gonsalves “Butch” Last School: Lewis Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: Crew, Football, Captain, Corridor Patrol; Radio Club, Security Patrol, Model Car Club Hobbies: Radios, Drafting ry Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Boston College Ambition: Chemist Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Class Day Committee, Yearbook Production Staff, Track, Security Patrol Hobbies: Dancing, Bowling Donald B. Graham Robert L. Gramer “Dom” “Bob” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Last School: Mission Ambition: Printer College: Northeastern Univ. Activities: Photography Club Ambition: Military Career Hobbies: Bowling, Fishing Activities: Crew, Math Club, Lunch Patrol, Student Coun- cil, Yearbook Editorial Hobbies: Amateur Radio, Electricity 81 Lester ages) Louie’ Last School: Thomas A. Edison College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: To Further my Education Artisan, Math Fair Activities: Hobbies: Basketball Richard B. Hallinan “Huck” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: Yearbook Production Staff Hobbies: Cars, Basketball Last School: Joseph P. Granato « oe” Last School: Sacred Heart College: Babson Institute Ambition: Accountant Activities: Yearbook Editorial Staff Hobbies: Basketball, Bowling Thomas J. Greene “Tommy” Last School: Boston Latin College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: To Be a Success Activities: Band, Track, Cam- era Club, Prom Committee, Math Club, Corridor Patrol, Student Council, Yearbook Editorial Staff Hobbies: Photography, Bowling af: Gerald B. Haran ITy Gate of Heaven Ambition: Landscape Artist Activities: Drill Team, Pre- Driving, Indoor _ Track, Ceramics Hobbies: Stamp Collecting 82 Hobbies: Michael i Gray “Mik Last School: Catholic Memorial College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Engineer Activities: Glee Club, Security Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Drill, Baseball Hobbies: Sports, Popular Music John R. Haney “Johnny’ Last School: Saint Matthew’s Ambition: To Succeed Activities: Junior Varsity Bas- ketball, Model Club, Pre- Driving Club Hobbies: Cars George E. Harden “Shorty” Last School: Saint Ambrose College: University of Mass. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Senior Class Secre- tary, Class Chairman, Lunch Patrol, Football, Drum and Bugle Corps, C.Y.0O., Drama- tics Club, Speaker at Assem- blies, Yearbook Financial Ed- itor, Glee Club Weightlifting, Skin Diving Last School: College: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Hobbies: Francis X, Groezinger, Jr. “Fran Cate of Heaven Northeastern Univ. Electrical Engineer Science Institute for Able Learners, Football, Communications Officer in Civil Air Patrol Emergency Services, Massachusetts V. H. F. Society, Security Patrol, Radio Club, American Radio Relay League, Amateur Radio Station KICRP, Six Meter Mobileer Club Amateur Radio Gerald Gunn “Little Jerry” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Activities: Linotype Rochester Tech Driver Education, Club, Printer’s Bowling League Football, Skating Sees Robert F. Haskins “Bob” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Photography, Print- ers Bowling League, Basket- Stephen O. Hemenway Elliott E. Harding “Dios” Last School: Dearborn Ambition: To Succeed Activities: Track, Drum and Bugle Corps, Pre - Driving, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Jazz Patrick T. Camp- Track Team, Drum Driver John A. Hermann a: ny” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Boston College Ambition: Actuary Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Junior Year (Teacher), Civil Air Patrol, Senior Year (Teacher), Yearbook Staff, Science Lectures for Able Learners, Junior Year Hobbies: Flying, Drafting Karl P. Heinz “Karl” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: University of Maine Ambition: To Stay Alive Activities: Track Manager, Har- vest Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Class Day Comm. Hobbies: Hi-Fi 83 John P. Harkins Jack Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Activities Hobbies: Sports, Cars Charles R. Hayes “Charlie” Last School: James P. Timilty Ambition: Success Activities: Track Team, Bas- ketball Team, Athletic Club Hobbies: Records Kevin R. Hickey “Hick” Last School: Saint William’s College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: To Stay in Bed Activities: Car Club, Student Council, Yearbook Production Staff Hobbies: Boating, Working Eugene G. Hennessy “Spike” Last School: Saint “Mary’s Ambition: Teacher Activities: Basketball, Football, Track, Golf, Baseball, Corri- dor Patrol, Art Club, Cera- mics Club, Athletic Club Hobbies: Coaching, Carpentry Wayne H. Hicks “Don Juan” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Architect Activities: Ceramics, Cadet, Yearbook Production Staff Swimming, Bowling Hobbies: Robert J. Hunt “Bob” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Editor of Yearbook, Member Lunch Patrol, Rep- resentative to Student Coun. Hobbies: Gatesmen Drum and Bugle Corps School Michael Hyman “Mike” Ambition: Engineer Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Yearbook Staff, Har- vest Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Class Day Com- mittee, Radio Club, Class Representative, Lunch Patrol, Security Patrol Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Sports Last College: Ambition: Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Hobbies: Frederick D. Hill “Harlem” School: Robert Gould Shaw Northeastern Univ. Structural Engineer Drafting Standards, Graphics Coins and Athletics Robert G. Jimenez inxy Last School: James P. Timilty Ambition: Electronics Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Fishing Leonard S. Jones “Lenny’ Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: Physicist Activities: _Camera Club, Arti- san Staff, Yearbook Produc- tion Staff, Trick Drill Team, School Science Fair, 2nd place, State Science Fair, Honorable Mention Hobbies: Photography, Sail- ing and Sailboat Racing Ronald H. Holt “Ronnie” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Ambition: Instructor Activities: Class Day Commit- tee, Harvest Dance Commit- tee, Prom Committee, Driver Education, Security Patrol Hobbies: Sports Northeastern Univ. Physical Education David A. Hyman “Dave” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Art Club, Artisan, Crew, Prom Committee, Har- vest Dance Committee, Class Day Committee, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Junior Achievement, Yearbook Ed. Hobbies: Camping Model Building, Peter A. Jones «e ” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Physicist Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Student Council, Class Chairman, Security Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Pre-Driving Club, Student Representative at National Youth Conference Hobbies: Fishing, Swimming Last School: Hobbies: Last School: Steven J. Hyman “Steve” Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Architect Activities: Crew, Chess Club, Artisan Staff, Electronics Club, Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Class Day Committee, Junior Achievement, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Security Patrol Drawing, Camping Robert A. Johnson “Johnny” Woodrow Wilson College: Fitchburg State Col. Ambition: Shop Teacher Activities: Cross Country, In- door Track, Lunch Patrol, Ceramics Club, Outdoor Track Hobbies: Skating, Bowling Ronald H. Keith “Ronnie” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: Track, Driver Edu- cation, Drum Corp Hobbies: Fishing Marvin Kesner “Big M” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Engineer Activities: Camera Club, Base- ball, Swimming, Golf, Bowl- ing Hobbies: Cars Raymond F. Jones “Jonesy” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Photography Club, Printer, Bowling League Hobbies: Cars, Swimming Stephen K. Kaiser “Steve” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Worcester Polytechnic Institute Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: | Baseball, Class Chairman three years, Presi- dent Student Council, Vice- President Student Council, Science Club, Mathematics Team, National Honor So- ciety, Science Institute for Able Learners, Harvest Dance, Class Day, Prom Com- mittee, Trick Drill Team Reading, Billiards Hobbies: David M. Kneller “Big Dave” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Engineer Activities: Math Fair, Corri- dor Patrol, School Band, Baseball Hobbies: Dancing, Cars 85 Karl E. Jorgensen “Jorgie” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Offset Club, Instru- mental Classes, Band Hobbies: Bugle, Marching Steven E. King King” Last School: berg College: Ambition: Activities: Debating Team President, Security Patrol, Prom, Har- vest Dance, Class Day Com- mittees, Junior Achievement, Class Representative Hobbies: Football, Bowling Northeastern Univ. Erwin Kodinski clas Last School: College: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Bowling Saint Peter’s Engineer Stamp Collection, Solomon Lewen- Electrical Engineer Discussion Group, Northeastern Univ. Driver Education George Kaldro “Georgie” Last School: James P. Timilty College: Boston University Ambition: Happiness Activities: Artisan Hobbies: Reading, Making Friends Joseph E. Kernan oe” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Musician Activities: Artisan, Photography Club, Band Hobbies: Music and Drama Leslie L. Koehler Les” Last School: William Howard Taft Activities: Trick Drill, Band, Lunch Patrol, Driver Educa- tion Hobbies: Singing, Chess Arthur J. Landers Last School: Blessed Sacrament Ambition: Machinist Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Skiing, Driving Michael A. Lastoria “Mike” Last School: William Howard Taft Ambition: Northeastern Grad. Activities: Bowling, Security Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Draft- ing Standards Hobbies: Old Coins, Bowling Edward M. Lawson “Mike” Last School: William E. Russell Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Model Boat Club, Lunch: Patrol, Corridor Patrol, Foot- ball, Trick Drill Team, Radio Club, Artisan Staff Hobbies: Dancing Richard P. LeBlanc Rich” Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Draftsman or Machinist Activities: Hobbies: Corridor Patrol Bowling, Cars, Golf 86 Edmund A. Lake “Eddie” Last School: Sherwin Ambition: Aviator Activities: Crew, Glee Club, Driver Education, Ceramics, Prom Committee, Class Day Committee, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff Hobbies: Camping, Swimming Norman G. Langley “Norm” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Offset Printer Activities: Photography, Print- ers Bowling League, Intra- mural Basketball Hobbies: Jazz, Dancing Francis E. Laurino “Killer” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Actor Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps Hobbies: Drums Ralph T. LeBeau “Beau” Last School: Saint John’s College: Hampton University Ambition: Architect Activities: Football, Basketball, Junior Achievement Presi- dent, Class Representative, Student Council, Math Re- view Club, Drum and Bugle, Ceramics Club, Prom, Class Day Committee, Security Patrol Hobbies: Billiards, Swimming Joseph Lebovitz « oe” Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Science Club, Art Club, Crew, Baseball, Ce- ramics, Bowling Team Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming aim Joseph G. Lewis oe Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: To Be Rich, Strong and Healthy Activities: Glee Club, Table Captain Hobbies: Jazz Patrick F. Loughlin bat Last School: Saint Mary’s Ambition: Machine Shop worker Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Football, Fishing Last School: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: John R. Lee “Johnny” Patrick T. Camp- bell Chemical Engr. Chess Club, Year- book Editorial Staff, Security Patrol Chess, Jazz Albums Edward S. Lewandowski ots Last School: Saint Mary’s Ambition: Success Activities: Pre-Driving, Drum and Bugle Corps, Football, Hockey, Lunch Patrol Hobbies: Music, Car Models Michael Lewis “Mike” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Corridor Patrol, Se- curity Patrol, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Y.M.H.A., Year- book Editor Hobbies: Football, Bowling Victor Lum “Vic” Abraham Lincoln Ambition: To go to College Activities: Drafting Standards, Camera Club, Boston City Science Fair Hobbies: Electronics, Photog- raphy Last School: Rocco J. Luongo “Butch” Last School: John Cheverus College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Pre-Driving Hobbies: Hockey Rudolph A. Macchi “Mac” Last School: berg Ambition: Engineering Mgmt. Activities: Science Fair Hobbies: Bowling, Dancing 87 Solomon Lewen- Gerald M. Lum Jerry Last School: Abraham Lincoln College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Math Club Hobbies: Bowling, Sports Edward J. Lunt: “Eddie” Last School: Saint William’s Ambition: Machinist Activities: Civil Air Patrol Hobbies: Cars John F. Malloy “Feathers” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: To Be Successful Activities: Class Chairman, Class Representative, Student Council, Forum, Senior Har- vest Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Class Day Committee, Cor- ridor Patrol, Model Car Club, Hoc key Team, Election Com- mittee, Security Patrol Hobbies: Sports, Atom Smash- ing Paul J. Marotta ae aul Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston State Teachers Ambition: Math Teacher Activities: Baseball Manager, Harvest Dance Committee, Math Review Club, Model Car Club, Security Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Yearbook Pro- duction Staff, Prom Commit- tee, Class Day Committee. Hobbies: Bowling, Sports Last School: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Last School: College: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Joseph A. Mackinnon Saint William’s To Succeed Hockey, Student Council, Corridor Patro l Hockey, Swimming James J. Mahoney Patrick T. Camp- bell Marine Corps Train- ing Program U.S. Marine Corps Track Team, Driver Education, Corridor Patrol Stamp Collecting, Chess Ralph J. Mattivello a Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer _ Activities: Security Patrol, Bas- ketball Hobbies: Basketball, Cars Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Security Patrol Hobbies: Civil Air Patrol, Photography David H. Maguire “Mickey” James A. Mallett “Jimmy Last School: William E. Russell Ambition: Machinist Activities: Chess Club, Draft- ing Standards, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling Vincent E. Marcinowski “Vinny” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: To Succeed Activities: Corridor Patroi; Har- vest Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Class Day Com- mittee, Chess Club, Pre- Driving Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling James M. Martin “Jimmy” Last School: Saint Augustine’s College: Boston State College Ambition: To Enjoy Life Activities: Artisan, Crew, Band, Discussion Club, Security Pa- trol, Yearbook Staff Hobbies: Camping, Riflery Ronald H. McCarron ac Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Architect Activities: Camera Club, Driv- er Education Club, Graphics Hobbies: Bowling, Sailing Arthur F. McCooty nki Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printing Security Patrol, Yearbook Production Staff Bowling, Sailing John P. McCarthy “Jack” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Track Manager, Yearbook Editorial Staff Hobbies: Building Models, Swimming Joseph W. McGrath oe Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Drum and _ Bugle Corps Swimming, Cars Kenneth F. McLaughlin ac Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electronics Engr. Activities: Drafting Club, Math Review, Security Patrol, Stu- dent Council, Vice-President Senior Class, Class Chairman, National Honor _ Society, Senior Committees Hobbies: Swimming, Bowling James T. Mealey « c im” Last School: Saint Bridget’s Ambition: To Be Successful Activities: Track, Pre-Driving, Lunch Patrol, Junior Achieve- ment, Model Boats Hobbies: Sports, Cars 89 Jerome J. McConvey erry” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: Engineer Activities: Student Council, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Weight-lifting, Swimming Thomas C. McDougall “Mac” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Security Patrol Hobbies: Photography, Cars John E. McKeon “Wanderer” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Security Patrol Hobbies: Humanities Robert G. Medeiros “Bob” Last School: William E. Russell College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Security Patrol, Pre- Driving Hobbies: Fishing, Bowling Ronald De McLeod ef O. W. Holmes Armed Forces Driver Education Last School: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Charles F. Mickevich “Mickey” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: College Activities: Glee Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Ceramics Hobbies: Stamp Collecting, Coin Collecting Robert E. Mills “Bob” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: More Education Activities: Special Patrol Hobbies: Baseball, Basketball Hobbies: Last School: Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Science Club, Corri- Hobbies: Gregory A. Meehan Gr ”� eg Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Boston College Ambition: U.S. Consul Activities: Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement, Year- book Editorial Staff, Lunch Patrol Baking, Reading Joseph A. Messina oose Sacred Heart dor Patrol, Football Weight Lifting, Stamp Collecting Joel Molta oe” Last School: Solomon Lewen- erg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Radio Club, Security Patrol, Prom Committee, Class Representative, Class Day Committee, Junior Achievement, Honor Society Hobbies: Stamp Collecting Eugene J. Megna «“ c en ”? e Last School: Saint Patrick’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electronics Engr. Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Harvest Dance, Prom, Class Day Committee, Security Pa- trol, Math Review Club Hobbies: Cars, Swimming Robert A. Mitchell “Mitch” Last School: College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Success Activities: Football, Hobbies: Reading, Music Donald B. Money “Angel” Last School: berg College: Bentley School of Accounting Ambition: Accountant Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Lunch Patrol, Corridor Pa- trol, Yearbook Production Basketball, Baseball Staff Hobbies: 90 Patrick F. Gavin Baseball, Military Drill, Senior Comm. Solomon Lewen- Carl Meyerkopf « ud ” y' Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Machinist Activities: Hobbies: Class Chairman Bowling, Dancing Arthur T. Miller “Butch” Last School: Cathedral Ambition: Machinist Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee Hobbies: Cars, Girls Tommy L. Montgomery “Tommy” Last School: Dwight Ambition: Success Activities: Student Council, Class Chairman, Class Repre- sentative, Track, Football (Captain), Security Patrol, Drum and_ Bugle Corps, Forum Hobbies: Jazz, Sports Henry C. Moriarty “ Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Security Patrol Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting Richard J. Morrissey “Moe” Last School: Gate of Heaven Ambition: Business Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Sports, Coins Joseph H. Moynihan oe Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities: | Yearbook Produc- tion Staff, Sr. Class Comm. Hobbies: Coin Collecting, Bowling George D. Murray “Red” Last School: Francis Parkman Ambition: Success Activities: Pre-Driving, Secur- ity Patrol Hobbies: Skating, Hunting 91 Leo A. Morehouse “House” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: U.S. Naval Academy Ambition: Naval Officer Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try, Football, Math Club, Lunch Patrol, Student Coun Hobbies: Coin Collecting, Reading Currie E. Morris urrie” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Bentley School of Accounting Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: Science Club, Dis- cussion Club, Pre - Driving, Class Chairman, CYO Hobbies: Bowling, Reading John J. Myers Last School: William Barton Rogers. Ambition: Meteorologist or Forest Ranger Activities; Drum and Bugle Corps, Track Hobbies: Ice Skating, Hunting Thomas P. Mosco ” Last School: College: William F. Murphy “Bill” Last School: Taft Ambition: Maker Activities: Patrol Hobbies: Tool and Die Crew, Swimming Civil Grover Cleveland Boston University Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: M.I.T. Lectures, Or- chestra, Basketball, Senior Honor Society, Saint Kevins Drum Corps Hobbies: Billiards, Music William Howard Air Sumner Myerson “Sonny” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Drum and Bugle Corps, Cross Country Hobbies: Billiards Michael L. Noller “Twister” Last School: Solomon Lewen- erg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Sports, Lunch Room Patrol, Security Patrol, Har- vest Dance, Prom Committee, Math Review Club, Park League, Football Hobbies: Socializing William E. Norton “Bill” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Drafting Club, Year- book Editorial Staff, Harvest Dance Committee, Prom and Class Day Committee, Corri- dor Patrol Hobbies: Skin Diving, Water Skiing Edward J. O’Brien Bi ” Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Electrical Engr. Activities: Modek Boat and Car Club, Class Representative, Forum, Corridor Patrol, Se- curity Patrol Hobbies: Sports, Cars Bruce O’Connell «“ e aki ” e Last School: William Howard Taft College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Basketball Mana- ger, Yearbook Editorial Staff Hobbies: Bowling 92 Richard A. Naisuler “Di |” Last School: Solomon Lewen- erg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Mechanical Engr. Activities: Security Patrol, Glee Club, Y.M.H.A., Senior Com- mittees Hobbies: Bowling Joseph T. Noonan Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Lowell Tech Ambition: Mechanical Engr. Activities: Lunch Patrol, Crew Hobbies: Golf, Fishing Bernard W. Norwald “Bernie” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Machinist Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Corridor Patrol Boating, Hunting Hobbies: Francis T. O’Brien «“e ” Frank Last School: Saint Anne’s College: Mass. Maritime Academy Ambition: sion Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Di- vision Chrm., Patrol Leader Hobbies: Mechanics, Hunting Research in Propul- Thomas S. O’Donnell “Tom” Last School: Cathedral Ambition: Success Activities: Model Car Club, Model Boat Club Hobbies: Sports, Art Club David T. O’Keefe “Dave” Last School: Saint Theresa’s Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Model Boat, Plane, and Car Clubs Hobbies: Model Houses, Boats Paul S. Olsen “Ollie” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Fitchburg State Col. Ambition: Atom Smasher Activities: Cross Country Team, Track Team, Harvest Dance Committee, Lunch Patrol, Model Car Club Hobbies: Sleeping and Eating John M. Osgood “Big John” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Univ. of Massachusetts Ambition: Professional Basket- ball (NBA) Activities: _Co-Captain Basket- ball Team, Football, Athletic Club, President of the Senior Class, Prom Committee Hobbies: Athletics Joseph P. Ouellette Last School: Saint Peter’s Lithuanian School College: Tufts University Ambition: Bacteriologist Activities: Track, Harvest Dance, Class Day, Senior Prom, Junior Achievement, yO, Hobbies: Chemistry and Bacteriology Richard A. Parolin “Dick” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Sports 93 Robert J. O’Keefe “Ok ” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities Glee Club, Track, Security Patrol, Class Repr. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming Matthew S. O’Malley “Matt” Last School: Saint Augustine’s Ambition: Armed Services Activities: Pre-Driving Club Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Joseph M. O'Toole “Bubbles” Last School: Saint Gregory College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Football, Crew, Math Club, Track, Security Patrol, Civil Air Patrol Hobbies: Sports, Radio-TV Barry P. Palson “Barry” Last School: Assumption Pre- paratory, Worcester College: Univ. of Massachusetts Ambition: Chemist Activities: Science Club, Math Review Club, City Science Fair (2nd Prize), Winner of History Contest in Sopho- more Year, National Honor Society, Math Fair, Class Representative (Junior Year), Lunch Patrol, Baseball, Cross Country Track, Indoor Track, Latin Schl. Science Lectures Hobbies: Cars, Bowling George A. Pedranti Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Special Math, Drafting Hobbies: Electronics Charles N. Petitto Charlie Last School: Michael Angelo College: Univ. of Massachusetts Ambition: Pilot Prom Committee, Harvest Dance, Class Day Skin Diving, James F. Peluso “Chuchie” Last School: Saint Joseph’s Ambition: Architect Activities: Drum and_ Bugle Corps, Drafting Standards, Math Fair, Corridor Patrol, Graphics Hobbies: Custom Cars, Designing James J. Polo Pjim- Last School: Saint Joseph’s College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Glee Club, Year- book Editorial Staff, Camera Club Cameras, Sports Francis M. Quinn “Crash” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Chess Club, Harvest Dance Committee, Senior Prom, Senior Class Day Hobbies: Math, Chess Lamont Reddington “Monte” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin Ambition: Machinist Activities: Camera Club, Driv- er Education, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Bowling, Sports 94 Kenneth E. Peterson “Pete” John Cheverus Boston University Aeronautical Engr. Lunch Room, Dis- cussion Club, Senior Honor Society, Driver Education Hobbies: Sailing Last School: College: Ambition: Activities: Frederick G. Pettee, Jr. “Tex” School: Robert Gould Texas Christian Univ. Ambition: Social Work Activities: Math Review Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Sr. Prom Committee, Harvest Dance Committee, Class Day Committee Hobbies: Sports Cars, College: Gymnastics Christopher Reveliotty “Revie” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Teacher Activities: Debating Hobbies: Bowling, Rowing Club, Crew, “T” Service, Yearbook James R. Quigley “ im” Last School: Ambition: Activities: Model Car Club, Band, Driv- er Education, Lunch Patrol, Saint John’s Success Corridor Patrol, Track Hobbies: Cars, Sports Michael J. Rauseo “Mik ” Last School: Saint Lazarus Ambition: To Get Rich Activities: Senior Class Comm. Hobbies: Cars James M. Reynolds “Tiger” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Truck Driver Activities: Track Manager, Boat Club Hobbies: Boating, Boat Bldg. Anthony J. Rizzo “Tony” Last School: Blessed Sacra- ment Ambition: Business Admstr. College: Suffolk University Activities: Discussion Club, Senior Trick Drill Team, Class Chairman, Student Council, Class Representative, Forum, Prom Committee, Harvest Dance, Class Day, Captain of Senior Trick Drill Team, Color Guard, Co-Capt. of Corridor Patrol, Artisan, Yearbook Editorial Staff Hobbies: C.Y.O., Color Guard Peter J. Riordan “Pete” Last School: Saint Peter’s Ambition: Accountant Activities: Chess Club, Ceram- ics Club Hobbies: Chess, Bowling Richard P. Roche “Tin � Last School: Ambition: Artist Activities: y Saint Gregory’s Football, Art, Ce- ramics Club, Lunch Patrol, Hobbies: Stephen M. Roche “Rocker” Last School: William Howard Taft College: Wentworth Institute Activities: Drum Corps, Track Team Hobbies: Hunting, Horseback Riding James L. Rogers im Last School: Dwight College: Tennessee State Ambition: To Rule the World Activities: Football, Ceramics, Driver Education, Drum and Bugle Corps, Captain Indoor Track Team, Security Patrol, Lunch Patrol Hobbies: Social Life William Roffman “Bill” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Boston State Teachers Activities: Debating Club, Civil Air Patrol, UNESCO Thomas M. Ross Last Shaw Ambition: College Activities: Hockey Team, Base- ball, Math Review, Student Representative Hobbies: Sports, Eating David I. Rosenstein “Rosey” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Chemical Engr. Activities: Yearbook Editorial Staff, Math Review, Class Day Committee, Harvest Dance, Senior Prom, Junior Achievement Francis J. Roumacher, Jr. “Frank” Last School: James P. Timilty Ambition: Accountant Activities: Trick Drill Team, Discussion Club, Pre-Driving Club, Prom Committee, Har- vest Dance Committee, Class Day Committee, Color Guard Hobbies: All Sports, Hi-Fi Hobbies: Harvey Rovner Frank A. Salomone “Harv” Jap Last School: Solomon Lewen- Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg berg Ambition: A Success in Busi- College: Northeastern Univ. ness Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Pre-Driving, Track, Activities: _Math Review Club, Security Patrol Basketball, Science Club Hobbies: Sports, Cars Hobbies: Travel James R. Samson “Jimmie” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Junior Achievement, Radio Club, Ceramics, Har- vest Dance, Prom, Class Day Committee Hobbies: Drawing, Reading William A. Salter “Tiny” Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Industrial Mgmt. Activities: Radio Club, Strength of Materials Hobbies: Bowling, Cars Herbert M. Sanborn ba Michael A. Sandler “Herb” L : : : ” Sa Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Civil Air Patrol, His- tory Contest, Projectionist Hobbies: Bowling, Football Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Student Council, Corridor Patrol, Math Fair, Math Review Club, National Honor Society Hobbies: Electronics Joseph F. Santoro “Hosea” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Offset Pressman Activities: Security Patrol Hobbies: Custom Cars Robert R. Saporito “Bob” Last School: Saint Mary’s Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Security Patrol, Track, Trick Drill Hobbies: Cars, Swimming i James R. Sarris Errol F. Saunders “Jimmy” “Slick” Last School: Rice Last School: Dearborn Ambition: Draftsman College: Boston University Activities: Track Team, Lunch Ambition: Engineer Patrol, Boat Club, Security Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Patrol, Ceramics Club Yearbook Production Staff, Hobbies: Swimming, Football Band, Orchestra, Drill Team Hobbies: Classical Music, Boxing 96 Donald P. Scott “Scotty” Last School: Mary E. Curley Ambition: Success Activities: Hockey Hobbies: Sports, Music George C. Shinopoulos “Shino” Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Engineer Activities: Math Review Club, Strength of Materials, Senior Class Activities Hobbies: Bowling, Fishing David M. Silevitch “Silly” Last School: James P. Timilty Ambition: Sciences Activities: Chess, Track, Base- ball, Mathematics, Science Fairs, Military Drill Hobbies: Bowling, Rocketry Michael A. Smith “Mike” Last School: Saint Margaret’s Ambition: Mechanical Engr. Activities: Corridor Patrol, Crew Hobbies: Cars, Fishing Thomas A. Smith “Swifty” Last School: Dwigh t College: Northeastern Univ. Activities: Glee Club, Class Representative, Model Boat Club, Senior Committees Hobbies: Reading, Bowling Daniel J. Shinkwin “Dan” Last School: Saint Kevin’s College: Franklin Technical Institute Ambition: Make Money Activities: Security Patrol, Sergeant, Military Drill, C. Y. O., Bowling League, Model Boat Club Hobbies: Sports Paul C. Showstead Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Mechanical Engr. Activities: Captain Cross Coun- try Team, Track, Treasurer of the Senior Class, Artisan, Home Room Chairman, Class Agent, Yearbook, Lunch Pa- trol, Harvest Dance Commit- tee, Prom Committee, Junior Achievement, Class Day Committee Hobbies: Sports, Cooking Thomas A. Silevitch “Tom” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: Engineer or Writer Activities: Chess Club, Math Club, UNESCO Hobbies: Baseball, Bowling Norman Smith “Smitty” Ambition: Engineer Activities: Math Club, Debat- ing Team, Civil Air Patrol Hobbies: Amateur Rocketry, Riflery Donald J. Snider “Don” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Eastern Nazarene Ambition: Ministry Activities: Basketball, Glee Club Hobbies: Reading, Dancing 97 Emilio A. Soler Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Art Club, Artisan Hobbies: Model Boats, Philatelist Ronald F. Stachowski “Stack” Last School: Margaret’s College: Boston State College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Chess Club, Secur- ity Patrol, Camera Club, Drill Fishing, Baseball Hobbies: James T. Stembridge “Stem” Last School: Dearborn College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Olympic Champ Activities: Track, | Yearbook Editorial Staff, Cross Coun- try, Band, Pre-Driving, Cor- ridor Patrol Hobbies: Jazz Gary D . Sullivan [Su ally’ Last School: Toho Muir Ambition: Architect Activities: Track, Basvetballl Driver Education, Glee Club, Trick Drill Team Singing Track Hobbies: William e ; Sullivan yi Last School: Saint Theresa’s College: Wentworth Institute Ambition: Engineer Activities: Boat Club, Car Club, Airplane Club, Glee Club, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Building Model Sailboats 98 John C. Springer “Johnny” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Rensselaer Polytech- nic Institute Ambition: Architect Activities: | President Camera Club, Artisan, Yearbook Hobbies: Photography Joseph es Stella Last School: Saint William’s Ambition: Tool and Die Maker Activities: Drill Team, Driver Education, Social Studies Club Hobbies: Model Making, Col- lecting Record Albums Peter R. Steriti “Dante” Last School: Saint Anthony’s Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Security Patrol, Har- vest Dance Committee Dancing Hobbies: Paul E. Sullivan “Sull � Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Paul Smith College, New York Activities: Prom Committee Hobbies: Guns, Bowling John R. Tarushka “Johnny” Last School: Saint Peter’s Ambition: Success Activities: Artisan, Crew, Pre- Driving, Drill Team, Civil Air Patrol Hobbies: Sports Eliot B. Titlebaum medi Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Math Teacher Activities: Science Club, Math Review Club, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff Hobbies: Folk Music, Basket- ball John E. Ulrich “Johnny” Last School: Saint Joseph’s Ambition: College Activities: Football, Baseball, Drum and Bugle Corps Hobbies: Cars Last School: Activities: Last Robert F. Taylor “Tay-Tay” School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Univ. of Massachusetts Ambition: Teacher Activities: Camera Club, Year- book Editorial Staff, Year- book Editor, Security Patrol, Harvest Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Class Day Committee, Drill Team Hobbies: Cars and Photography Joseph V. “ O Venckus J eu Saint Peter’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineer Chess Club, Drill Team Hobbies: Sports, Camping Eugene D. Violante “Gen ” e Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Band, Radio Club, Yearbook Editorial Staff 99 Robert L. Tebbetts “Bob” Last School: Saint Joseph’s Ambition: Machinist Activities: Track, Chess Club, Junior Achievement Hobbies: Coin Collecting, Model Building Neal H. Ufland “Neal” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Ambition: Officer Activities: Driver Education Club, Discussion Club, Senior Class Committees Hobbies: Basketball, Bowling Northeastern Univ. Foreign Service Vito J. Visconti “Mr. Donut” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Offset Printer Activities: Security Patrol Hobbies: Cars Arvydas J. Vaicjurgis “Arvy” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Physicist Activities: Pre- Driving, “T” Service, Cafeteria Service Hobbies: Reading, Electronics Ignas J. Vileniskis “Willy” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Boston University Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Athletics, Basketball shee Water Skiing, Basé- a Alan Waldfogel “Shnozz” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: East Coast Aero Tech Ambition: Aircraft Technician Activities: Track, Yearbook James K. Vlachos «“« e im” Mary E. Curley Success in Business Activities: Student Council Ambition: William P. Voloshen “Wee Willie” Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Teacher Activities: Crew, Model Boats, Cars, and Plane Hobbies: Water Skiing, Cars Charles J. Walsh “Mickey” Last School: Boston English Ambition: Higher Education, Success, and Happiness Activities: Radio Club, Crew Hobbies: Sports Production Staff, Drill Cadet, Track Manager Hobbies: Cars, Hockey Edward P. Walsh “Eddie” Last School: Mary E. Curley Ambition: To Graduate from Harvard University Activities: Football, Hockey, Student Council, Class Chair- man, Yearbook Production Staff Ronald W. Walsh “Ronnie” Ambition: Success Activities: Prom Committee Hobbies: Sports, Cars % Robert F. Welch “Bob” Edward M. Weiner “Ed” Last School: Patrick T. Camp Last School: Wm. E. Russell bell College: East Coast Aero Tech Ambition: Machinist Ambition: Airline Technician Activities: Art Club, Corrido Activities: “T” Patrol, Art Club, Patrol, Lunch Patrol Track Candidate Hobbies: Drawing Hobbies: Auto Mechanics, Football 100 Robert C. Walsh “Bob” Last School: Rice Ambition: Machinist Activities: Boat Club, Corridor Patrol Hobbies: Football, Basketball Norman R. Weinberg “Charlie McCarthy” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Rhode Island School of Design Ambition: Architect Activities: Science Club, Corri- dor Patrol, National Honor Society, Vice President of Math Club, Annex History Contest, Science Fair Hobbies: Drafting, Football David A. Westcott “Dave” Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Tool and Die Maker Activities: Lunch Room, As- sembly Hall Hobbies: Boating, Electronics Raymond D. Whitaker “Spyder” Last School: Prince Ambition: Electronical Engr. Activities: Drum and _ Bugle Corps, Model Car Club, Year- book Production Staff, Corri- dor Patrol, Security Patrol Hobbies: Dancing, Singing Benny F. White “Professor” Last School: Sherwin Ambition: U.S. Marines Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Art Club, Trick Drill Team, Ceramics Club, Color Guard Hobbies: Model Building, Drawing Joseph R. White oe” J Last School: William E. Russell College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Weight Lifting Hobbies: Cars Earl L. Williams “Slowpoke” Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: More Education Activities: Art, Football, Bas- ketball, Track Hobbies: Jazz, Boating Thomas D. Wilkins Sec OTTIas Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Senior Prom Comm. Hobbies: Basketball, Bowling Gerald R. Williams eITy Paul F. Williams “Will ” Mi Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Become a Cowboy Activities: Pre-Driving Hobbies: Cards, Music Last School: Rice College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Engineering Activities: Track, Ceramics, Drill Team, Junior Achieve- ment, Driver Education Hobbies: Dancing, Sports Robert W. Willoth “Bo � ” Saint Theresa’s Civil Engineer Camera Club, Math Review Club, Math Club Leonard A. Wladyszewski “Mr W ”? Last School: Roxbury Memorial Ambition: Printer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee Hobbies: Photography Last School: Ambition: Activities: Hobbies: Bowling, Sports 101 Dong P. Wong ay n � ong Last School: Literary English School, Hong Kong College: Boston University Ambition: Aeronautical Engr. Activities: Math Review Club, Lunch Room Assistant, Arti- san, Student Council, File Leader, Chinese Overseas Youth Club Sports, Music Hobbies: Stanley Yee “Stan” Abraham Lincoln Ambition: Technician Activities: Lunch Patrol, Draft- ing Standards, Ceramics Club, Last School: Art Club, Harvest Dance Committee, Class Day Com- mittee, Prom Committee, Art Elective Hobbies: Bowling, Sports Robert R. Zaikis “Take” Last School: Saint Peter’s Ambition: To Get Married Activities: Track, Band Hobbies: Weight Lifting Frank A. Zitomersky yf ito” i Last School: Oliver W. Holmes Ambition: Engineer Activities: Track, Science Club, Math Club Hobbies: Experimenting, Hot Rods 102 Roger H. Yee Last School: Martin College: Northeastern Univ. Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Math Review, Stu- dent Council, Science Fair, National Honor Society Hobbies: Electricity, Models James S. Young “Big Jim” Last School: Washington Irving College: Univ. of Massachusetts Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Science Club, Track, Drill Team Hobbies: Cars, Billiards Alfred Zeltcer SOA ca Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Engineer Activities: Color Guard, : Drill Team, Senior Committees Hobbies: Cars, Bowling KCRG ences of. we September, 1958 and the high and mighty seniors . . . the tower on Belvedere and Dalton Streets . . . the country club in Egleston Square . . . the afternoon movies and the early dismissals . . . detention before school . . . Mr. Packard asking, “What do you know about center lines son?” . . . Frank Groezinger’s swinging slide rule . . . Mr. Grant in a white shirt and tie. The great football rally and the march to White Stadium . . . the ragged march- ing in the Schoolboy Parades . . . Be wiser, vote for Kaiser . . . “If youre talking, youre wrong!” .. . the hockey game with Malden Catholic and the following day in the cafeteria . . . then tough luck against Malden Catholic . . . Neckties for rent with the compliments of Messrs. Rosenthal, Carpenito, Sheehan, Bluhm .. . Leonardo Jones—U.S. Marines? . . . Be wisest, vote for Osgood . . . the Harvest Dance starring Miss Stenson . . . the famous political assembly to introduce the candidates . . . Berkeley and Ross—were they skating in Mr. Campbell’s shop? Attention! (Nope) Rizzo ... Rich Denzler—one of our great mekaniks . Attention, Attention, Attention—Mr. Holland . . . Bill Allen and Tommy Mont- gomery on the gridiron . . . Sing-along time at Tech’s Christmas Assembly with Jimmy Craige and his famous bull-whip-cracking routine . . . Paul Brown keeping his mouth shut for two minutes . . . Rosenstein ditto . . . packing to move to the new school . . . trying to find your classes in September of 1960 . . . December, lockers at last . . . our superb class officers—Osgood, McLaughlin, Ferrara and Showstead ... Mr. Gibbons and his E. S. I. P. S.... Busses to Dudley disproving the impenetrability of matter . . . the fastest thing on earth—you at two ovclock . . . Wednesday mornings at Mr. Bluhm’s . . . Joe Ouelette, our school bacteriologist . .. Mr. Burns, the man with the camera ... the General Motors Assembly experiment that failed .. . Mr. Furber’s C.B.A. approach to Chemistry . . . Joe Cunio’s gym uniforms . . . Mr. Kilroy’s Junior interviews . . . the overworked, all-powerful student council . . . collections for Yearbook payments . . . the new senior class adviser . . . the Prom that finally arrived . . . May Ist—Dplus day . . . benevolent Mr. Carey . . . Mr. Gibbons with a kind word for the Democrats’. . . Crockett, the tieless wonder . . . our senior daddy—Henry! . . . 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