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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1964 volume:

——— THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE ‘J CITY OF Bee RETURN TO LIBRA BOSTON’ TECHNICACRIGH S€HO0 BRARREN-B-LOWNSENB STREETS Veehor D ODN FES TOE. THE GTM @P BOSTON ty BOOK LENT.TO | LENT-TO PUP I receive and promise to use this book, subject to the following conditions: 1. This book is to be returned to the principal of this school or to the teacher authorized to receive it, at any time required by him and in as good condition as when received, allowance being made for the wear and damage caused by careful use. If lost or damaged by carelessness or accident beyond what may be reasonably allowed, this book is to be replaced by the pupil to whom it is loaned and in the way required by the School Committee. Written notice of any previous defacement is required when the book is received. Damage by book-strap, by exposure, marking or tearing, or by binding or straining is not allowed as caused by careful use. When SIGNATURE OF THE PUPIL USING When Received THIS BOOK Returned eros | (200M.-8-4- 54.) RN TO LIBRARY.2s CAL RIGH-SGHGGR: Cia we WARREN TOW Mrs Wie ae a, 8 SS [Ee a. = © ate a) eae, = pee 5 | a DORCHESTER 21, MASS. Coed oe ves P Bi it ng verre Fe J : dae! ‘ : aoe ayaa” ry ton ; ae Pea teeee ae SFED = 4 : Rd ee pee ae LE re eT a 1964 The TECHNICIAN te 4 ar EETS ‘ Os Sais Tegra NNSEN R 7 72 ove} at WARREN T ‘ RETURN TO LIBRARY BOSTON TECHNICAL DOR - ee he el S SHALE ILE sigh ecomlseciancionetetet eee a . Lee ct ARN Bi. aaa Benes int Ni hint hbo Aiba acto eb By Ac EVERETT J. CONWAY Principal “Precision workmanship” LOT on We Prem Be INE ry ie LJ ihe! and Eb Po Ori JURA D STREET hMAce We are proud to dedicate the 1964 Technician to Mr. Charles H. Coveney Mr. Charles H. Coveney The senior class at Boston Technical High School takes great pleasure in dedicating the 1964 Technician to Mr. Charles H. Coveney of the English Department. An outstanding teacher with more than a spark of Irish wit, Mr. Coveney graduated from the College of the Holy Cross. Shortly there- after he attended St. John’s Seminary where he was a student for two years. Mr. Coveney began his teaching career at the Thomas Hart School where he taught for a short time. He then taught at English High School from 1923-1928. In the la tter year he joined the faculty of Roxbury Memorial High School. In 1931 he received his Fd. M. degree from Boston Teachers’ College. He has also done graduate work at Boston College and Boston University. While as an English teacher at Roxbury Memorial he was swimming coach, hockey coach, senior class adviser, yearbook adviser and director of the school newspaper. In 1960 he joined the English Department at Boston Technical High School. Mr. Coveney is a member of the Catholic Alumni Sodality, the Holy Cross Club of Boston, the American Hockey Coaches Association, and the Massachusetts State Coaches Association. For several years he has been af- f iliated with the Boston Red Sox, the Metropolitan Track League, and many other sporting groups. | To you, Mr. Coveney, we wish you much future happiness, and take great pride in the fact that we had the magnificent fortune to have known you as a genial teacher and close friend. ; Douglas Wynne Mr. O’Brien counsels a freshman. The Yearbook Editorial Staff Richard Kearney This yearbook is the signpost of the last mile of close association. For four years of trials and tribulations, victories and defeats, we the Class of 1964 have been closely-knit into a working com- munity of students. Next year will find us going by different paths that will cross only at reunions. We of the yearbook staff, although regretting the cause, have endeavored to create a lasting re- minder of the friendship, solemnity, and joy of our years spent at Tech. We must acknowledge the advice and assistance of Mr. Patrick J. Foley, our yearbook director. Along with our wish for your enjoyment of this book goes our sincerest desire for your success and happiness. The Editors Mr. O’Bryant gives advice to upperclassmen. Mr. Conway congratulates James Amirsakis, class president. Charles Darwin, eminent English biologist, popularly known as the father of the theory of evolution, coined a sci- entific phrase, “‘survival of the fittest” that was meant origi- nally to explain how and why some animal species lived on and others disappeared in the age-old struggle for life. Journalists lifted the phrase out of context and made it a measuring stick to explain why in the fierce competitive war- fare of human struggle some individuals “‘succeeded”’ and others “‘failed’’. Note the quotation marks. “Success” in their vocabulary means money and high position. By this vicious principle heroes, saints, and martyrs are failures. However, every erroneous belief contains some element of truth, otherwise even the gullible would never had swallowed it. The element of truth is that in the rough and tumble of life’s battle trained intelligence and power frequently bring good paying jobs and keen enjoyment in one’s work. For most of us trained intelligence and its by-product, power, re- sult from self-discipline, patience, temperance, and deter- mination not to quit until we have conquered. All of these valuable qualities are strictly human and moral and come to us largely by our free choice, hardened in time into price- lessly valuable habits. So the “‘fittest”? to survive are the one’s with the best mor- al habits. See to it that you develop these habits. Everett ]. Conway Headmaster Book covers for sale. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917 - 1963 And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man. Finally, whether you are citizens of America or citizens of the world, ask of us here the same high standards of strength and sacrifice which we ask of you. Witha good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God’s work must truly be our own. —from the Inaugural Address, January 20, 1961 Everett J. Conway, Headmaster William J. Harrison, Assistant Principal Albert F. Hanrahan Printing Edward J. Powers Modern Languages Philip J. Spang Machine Shop Francis E. Gibbons History Patrick F. O’Connor English Roger Connor Mathematics Dr. Frank Alciere Science 13 Louis Van Ham Drafting Gunnar Munnick . Woodworking Sidney L. Bluhm Science Charles Plumb Forge Shop _ Third Row: Messrs. A. Munnick, Feldman, Andrews, Negrini, Mahoney, Diggins, King, Leary, Gray. Second Row: Messrs. Brokuist, Ricci, Fogarty, Packard, Cronin, Grant, Mistler, Smith. First Row: Messrs. Coveney, Bortnick, Gibbons, Hanrahan, Laquidara, Spang, O’Brien, Cramer, Erhard. Second Row: Messrs. Collins, Campbell, Boatner, Silver, Brown, Reins, Avin. First ae Messrs. Dee, O’Bryant, Furber, Mrs. Coghill, Miss Waggett, Weiner, Rosen- thal, Alciere. 14 Dedicated to their Profession Third Row: T. Moran, Hurley, Mulkern, Holland, Thibeault, M. Hurley, Dowd, Lam- kin, Churchill. Second Row: Messrs. Golden, McInnis, Kelley, Hughes, Foulkes, McGunigle, Pearl, Dilorenzo, Carpenito, Austin. First Row: Mr. Van Hamm, Miss Cummings, Miss Sullivan, Messrs. Kilroy, Conway, Powers, Munnick, Maher, Plumb. 15 te aA: ne Fast me a steamers FDS epmneAe Rng cn. “ gens oe ‘ih Ones CAR salman. ie aN: eatiina abe vsniessinsohaia What we do THE ARTISAN Fourth Row: Sandofsky, Marshall, Swartz, Daforno, Burch, Feld, Kane, Amirsakis, Barbato. Third Row: Torosian, Flaherty, DeNatale, Marenburg, Bannister, Svendson, Jones, Flynn, Oshiry, Johnson. Second Row: Ouellette, Lacey, Sahl, Gutterman, Kooyoomjian, Hutchinson, Strong, Takvorian, Skaparas. First Row: Mr. Rosenthal, Tom, Smythe, Hayes, Wynne, Regan, Fleming, Kahalas, Redd, Mr. O’Connor. The Artisan is now in its fifty-eighth year of publication. The combined talents of its staff, both literary and artistic, have won it several awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, of which it is a member of long standing. Being a general magazine, the Artisan contains not only the fiction, poetry, and editorials of Tech’s budding young writers, but also the accounts of our illustrious athletic squads, outstanding clubs, and just plain news from the stu- dent body itself. Under the direction of Mr. James Burns, the literary advisor, and Mr. Ralph Rosenthal, the art ad- visor, this fine publication has earned itself a prominent place among high school publications across thenation. The Artisan regularly exchanges issues with over three dozen of the nation’s finest high schools and prep schools. This year the staff was one of the largest and best qualified in the his- tory of the magazine. In the years to come, the Artisan will grow in importance as the sounding board for the intelligent opinions of the students of Boston Technical, and as Tech’s calling card at prominent schools throughout America. ‘“Tiddleywinks in school already ?” wt os: 4 — a ® mee Gl VLTY- Third Row: MacLeod, Donovan, Currier, Swartz, Colton, Santoro, Tansey, Ducharme, Block, Reis. Second Row: Eldridge, Maher, Lacey, Tom, Strong, Likas, Schneider, Arena, Jones. First Row: Mr. Rosenthal, Schiarizzi, Wessling, Pero, Sullivan, Hayes, Lennon, Shan- non, McColgan, Hankard. One of the most colorful clubs, under the expert guidance of Mr. Ralph Rosenthal, is the ART CLUB. For in this club the many creative posters used in the school, the droll cartoons for the Artisan, and all the realistic settings in our assemblies are produced. Comprising of those who have a bent with paint and brush, the ART CLUB often encourages some of these boys to continue this gifted work in art schools after graduation. Further works of the Art Club can be noticed throughout this yearbook where the members have greatly contributed to its perfection. ‘Now where the heck’s the letter Q?” BAND Third Row: Burns, Koss, Garrity, Fisher, Bolduc, Jardinico, Walsh, Smiley, Satkevich, Halfkenny, Sprince. Second Row: Mark, Jacobwitz, West, Omanski, Donovan, Smith, Chiles, Bromberg, Connors, Re, Tilley. First Row: Mr. Hurley, Casey, Wayer, Bealy, Lons, Harris, Gray, Anderson, Harris, Allan. 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 picture to the delight of both students and fac- ulty. In addition, there are several virtuosi who provide the spark and vitality of this highly entertaining group. It is, undoubtedly, one of the finest of school bands to be assem- bled in Boston. “Sure it’s written in English”’ CAMERA CLUB Third Row: Murphy, Norris, Cooper, Cohen. Second Row: Chan, Pappas, Cohen, Graezinger, Sullivan, Eurbush, Berkovitz. First Row: Mr. Mulloy, Cassidy, Hungerford, Kelly. Being one of the most interesting and fruitful groups in the school, the CAMERA CLUB is also one of the most im- portant. For not only do the members of this club learn of ° all the problems of the camera world but they also solve them by the taking and processing of pictures throughout the school year. Under the direction of Mr. Mulloy and Mr. Burns the eager shutter bugs aid inthetaking of pictures for the Artisan and Yearbook through which they proved that ‘“‘one picture is worth a thousand words.” At the end of each year a vast number of commendable pictures are added to the evergrowing file of the CAMERA CLUB. ““The Catacombs” CERAMICS AND POMBICE uleaG es Third Row: Arena, Reis, Silva, Wright, Steele, Martin, Santoro, Hickox, Cassidy, Chiles, Enrici, Raso. Second Row: Honen, Henry, Shannon, Sirk, Bradley, Luongo, Lacey, Cerbone, Hank- ard, Barman, Strong, Maher, MacLeod. First Row: Mr. Rosenthal, Garneau, Clasby, Regan, Tocci, Kahn, Marich, Dwyer, Mel- ville, DeNatale. How many high schools can boast of a club which acts as a springboard for sculptors and potters? This select group of highly skilled artisans is one of the most popular and active organizations in this school. Led by our highly ' talented art instructor, Mr. Ralph Rosenthal, this group of young men is living and breathing proof that appreciation of art and artifacts is not dead in the minds of this genera- tion. These young men learn the basic techniques of ceram- ics, mosaics, the molding of clay, and the making of glaze, not by reading from a text, but by actual doing. The im- portance of an organization dedicated to the sculptural arts is necessary to a well-rounded education and cannot be taken lightly. ce . and memorize the Gettysburg Address” Third Row: Alexander, Bracken, Cunningham, Tarlowski, Yench, Polit, Cowean, Bark- er, Vice Pres. Watts, Furman, Wlen. Second Row: Jones, Swicker, Colbert, President Drobnis, Timilty, Solomon, Bolser, Morash, Meltzer, Jacobs, DeLong, Washington. First Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Sentilles Cofuld, Brideux, Ragnelli, Gorewitz, Secretary Antonino, Treasurer Cannata, Murphy, Glick. The CHESS CLUB, under the direction of Mr. Gordon, carries the honor and prestige of the school into the field of the “Game of Kings.” Having many proficient members, the club has become one of the best in the city. They have defeated a number of other high school chess clubs, a factor attesting to their growing skill. It isone of the most respect- ed activities in the school and requires much concentration in addition to a keen mind. Next year the team hopes to realize the potential of several juniors and sophomores and, as a result, continue to maintain its high standing in school- boy competition in the Greater Boston Area. Mr. Gordon is faculty adviser. “T picked this near the Blarney Stone in old County Cork” CORRIDOR PATROL Third Row: Marshall, Joy, Rudman, Alcarez, Adams, Sahl, Giorgio, Cervone. Second Row: Bonarrigo, Midi, Kavanagh, Sandafsky, Lacey, Berch, Reis, Swartz. First Row: Mr. Cronin, Gelven, Trunfio, Stein, Kizner, Gutterman, Skaparas, Whiton, Bourne, Schwartz. Security of personal property, and silence in the corridors are basic to the efficiency of a large educational complex. The Corridor Patrol fulfills the need for a force of dedicated young men to handle the mana gement of our vast corridors. Under the leadership of Mr. Cronin, these students guard the various floors of our school against the intrusion of unauth- orized travelers and are instrumental in the passage of stu- dents from one lunch to another. In such a large physical plant as ours, some sort of traffic managers and security guards are essential, and our fine Corridor Patrol fills the bill admirably. ‘There he goes; get him!” DRAFTING STANDARDS RETURN TO LIBRARY BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL WARREN TOWNSEND STREETS DORCHESTER 21. MASS. Third Row: Barman, Wilkinson, Cirignano, Modestino, Lyons. Second Row: Conway, Liston, O’Shea, Baschetto, K arpinski. First Row: Mr. Thibeault, Lehmann, Kiernan, Gautulis, Dindio, Weikle. Approximately fifteen years ago the DRAFTING STAND- ARDS CLUB was organized in order to familiarize students with drafting techniques that exceed the scope of the high school course of study. Also, the club gathers together the numerous skills of drafting which become valuable to the drafting courses. Under the dynamic leadership of Mr. Carpenito many of our alumni go on to become draftsmen, technicians, and engineers. Students learn the complex na- ture of form, proportion, and structural relationships while seriously exploring new ways in which drafting may be re- lated to the business world. Obviously this activity is one of the most outstanding in the school. ““Mr. Memorial used this”’ DRIVER EDUCATION asi a a 8 : Third Row: Daraboschi, Lee, Foley, Cronin, Sekula, Cannata. Second Row: Luongo, Bognanno, Zukowski, Kulesza, Campbell, Macaskill, Sullivan. First Row: Mr. Gable, O’Flaherty, Stanton, Kenney, Anderson, Azar, Dangelo, Derany. With an ever-increasing number of automobiles, trucks, and busses on our highways, it is obviousthat the DRIVER EDUCATION Class is of the utmost importance to young people. Under the highly skilled direction of Mr. Gable, numerous members of the student body learn about the tech- nical nature of the automobile. Moreover, the essentials of good driving such as courtesy, and theimportance of proper attitudes are stressed. This background information, though highly theoretical, proves invaluable for students who are desirous of obtaining a driver’s license. Aboveall else, each member learns that safety pays, and that a trained driver is a good driver. ‘‘Just mix these two and Wow!” woe S Third Row: Kotzen, Alcarez, Twoomey, Stamaris, Aiello, Ark, McHugh. Second Row: Amoroso, Mistler, Perl, Berch, Greenberg, Leigh, Beal, Hatheeley, Gior- dano. First Row: Mr. Broderick, Tecci, Wilman, Kepple, Curran, Midi, Melville, Greene. Our school’s chapter of the Junior Engineering Technical Society is one of the largest and bestin the state. Under the expert and dedicated guidance of Mr. Broderick, the jets, as they are popularly known, are ever striving to gather more knowledge in the fields of engineering and mechanics. The J. E. T. S. is aninternational organization with headquarters in New York, and although each chapter is autonomous, its basic goals must parallel those of the entire organization, as set forth in this form: 1) To stimulate interest in and offer opportunities to pre- pare for a career in engineering and related fields. 2) To give a preview of the engineering profession and an acquaintance with men active in the field. 3) To aid the student in discovering and appraising his own abilities, aptitudes, and interests in the fields of preparation for engineering, such as mathematics, science, and shop. ( 9 s ‘ A° is for apple, OX 3 ‘B’ is for bird” YY La | JUNIOR DRILL TEAM Second Row: Thompson, Hall, Fleming, Barker, Colton, Jackmauh, Smith, McManus, Colbert. First Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Macomber, Chin, Halfkenny, Ahearn, Neviachs, Kleinglass, Anderson. Directed by Mr. John O’Bryant, a one-time U. S. Army drill instructor, the main purpose of the JUNIOR DRILL TEAM is to prepare its members in a militaristic type of discipline for service in the Senior Drill Team. A great deal of credit is deserved by the members who sacrifice before and after school time so that they may serve as future Hon- or Guards at our assemblies. Another job which the mem- bers of the JUNIOR DRILL TEAM doanddo well is acting as ushers at the Home and School Association meetings. “You want a job as a singing waiter ?”’ ¥ Ki 1A MOeAaR 45 O ‘ae . ae | . — LUN GH PATROE Third Row: Finkel, Booras, Goombs, Chew, Timilty, Friedman, Knippenbrug, Baker, Lussier, Hankard, Purnell, Naper. Second Row: Exarhoulakis, Grozinger, Ford, Ol, Donnelly, Stronach, Pappas, Nikiforo, Chadie, Goldman, Amirsakis. First Row: Mr. Packard, Yo, Draper, Mark, Seluk, Ketchen, Cardinale, Frasca, Mr. Plumb. The extensive problem of running an orderly and efficient lunchroom is taken in hand by the skilled know-how of Mr. Packard and his proficient staff. Voluntarily these boys give up their free time in order toconductthe noon flow of lunch- room traffic in a better fashion. Other students run the cash registers, assist in the serving of mouth-watering food, and help in the cafeteria when needed. Though still relatively new the Lunch Patrol has become indispensable and appre- ciation is expressed by all who can enjoy a pleasant lunch due to the proficiency of these boys. Table praise is also extended to Mr. Grant and Mr. Gable for their work in di- recting the general demeanor in the entire cafeteria. RETURN TO LIBRARY BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL WARREN TOWNSEND STREETS DURCHESTER 21. MASS. “. . . then we hit 128 . . . o.k. boys, see you at the hideout” MATHS GL GE Third Row: Chin, Bourne, Clark, Berson, Rudman, Cunningham, Rubin, Duchainey. Second Row: Cardinale, Ching, Nagle, J. Fisher, P. Fisher, Carney, Torosian, Fallow, Nikiforo. First Row: Mr. Murray, Holland, Albrecht, Stokinger, Johansen, Galas, Goldstein, Kel- ley, J. Chin. The pride and joy of any institute of education is its groups of scholars particularly qualified in one field or an- other. Such a group is our excellent Math Club. Being led by the Acting Chairman of the Math Department, Mr. Mur- ray, this year’s club has achieved many goals unattainable in previous years. It is a crossgrain of the largest and best class in this school’s distinguished history. The club’s mem- bers are unequalled in the quality of their scholarship or their dedication to purpose. Many ofthemembers are quali- fied for advanced placement in the college oftheir choice and all are well versed in the symbolism and complexities of basic college math. The students of future years will put an ever- mounting accent on the activities and achievements of the members of this organization, and it should become one of the largest in the school. “Only two cotton-picking paws ?” MUSIC APPRECIATION GEEB Second Row: Donovan, Swanborn, Davis. First Row: Mr. Boatner, Fisher, Walden. 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 features of the clubis the discussion which occurs after a selection has been heard. Mostof 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 attempt to understand the only uni- versal means of communication. Mr. Boatneristhe director. “Zap! What is it?” NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Second Row: Bordenstein, McFeeley, Wynne, Abramzik, Amirsakis, Jones, Rubin, Alex- ander. First Row: Mr. Foley, Trumfio, Draper, Pappas, Cohen, Frasca, Stein, Hill. The National Honor Society is the cream ofour outstand- ing student body. Through the years, Technical has never failed to qualify members for admittance since the club’s in- ception. Mr. Gordon is the faculty advisor, acting as liaison between the young men and the various colleges, universities, and institutes that are seeking such fine scholars. The achievements of these students are a source of pride for their parents, communities, and, above all, Boston Technical High School. These are the leaders of the Twenty-First Century, and we all have confidence in the future of this America of ours when we see such able and diligent men dedicating themselves to the high ideals of democracy through the pub- lic schools. ‘Frankenstein Memorial Hospital” Third Row: Prusak, Kilduff, Bradley, Hoffman, Goldman, Keller, McKenna, Sweeney. Second Row: McManus, Markovitz, Dawson, Kander, Schweig, Ruso, Epstein, Cohen. First Row: Mr. Diggins, Bolser, Krystal, Finnegan, Yu, Seluk, Schwartz, Yee. The RADIO CLUB was established in 1961 and is now directed by Mr. John Diggins. Since its inception the club has been most popular and itnow consists of about 30 mem- bers. The primary objective of the club is stimulate student interest in electronics, and to provide opportunity to obtain the prized radio amateur license. Within the first few months of operation several students took the required examinations and earned their station licenses. Now the club operates on both 6 and 2 meters (amateur bands) under the station call of K I P F portable one, Boston, Mass.; both radiophone and radio telegraph are used. Equipmentis gradually being acquired, and with the approval of the recently formulated by-laws, it is expected that the F.C.C. will grant Technical High a permanent license. ” “According to Dr. Freud . . . SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Second Row: DeNatale, Ouellette, Amirsakis, Barbato, Kane, Kearney, Callahan, Brad- ley. First Row: Mr. Holland, Seastrom, Wilman, Hutchinson, Ulevicius, Robinson, Greeberg, Skaparaas, Flaherty. With the exception of graduation the senior prom is the highlight of the year for all seniors. And it is a truly gay, enjoyable festivity for each senior and his vivacious date. Formally attired in white evening jackets, the boys are sec- ond in appeal only to their lovely dates. But without the energetic work of the SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE the evening of all evenings would be less than a success. For these students must hire an orchestra, print adance schedule, sell tickets, and many other tasks of a similar nature. Mr. Holland provides highly competent assistance to the PROM COMMITTEE. The 1964 Prom was unquestionably a mar- velous affair and will be long remembered by all who parti- cipated. ‘Don’t understand ? All I did was draw a picture!” | SCIENCE CLUB Wy ; | | ’ Third Row: DellaCroce, Murphy, St ein, Greene, Aho, Weiner, Miller, Rowlings, lacozza. Second Row: O’Rourke, Wong, Wong, Petrucci, Frasca, Barth, Joy, Barth, Turner, Zaccheo. First Row: Mr. Lamkin, Meagher, Sweeney, Gee, Toy, Layne, Grisha, Yancey, Carp- man, Bordieri. One of the most rewarding and intellectual clubs is the SCIENCE CLUB. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Lamp- kin the boys are familiarized with allthe branches of science. If they desire to further their knowledge in specific fields, they can do so either through club experiments or through the reading of the wide selection of books contained in the club’s library. There is a great deal of work involved in the SCIENCE CLUB, for throughout the year the members work on individual projects which are entered in the Science Fair. The better projects then go to the Latin School City Fair and the winners then go on to the M.I.T. State Fair. Each year Tech boys have taken many of the most coveted awards, and this year was no exception. Tech students again were in the forefront of award winners ! “No! Just one ‘t’ in rat fink” SECURITY Aan OL Third Row: Bellabona, Norris, Bonarrigo, Gelven, Stein, Knippenberg, Hutchinson, Alcarez, Ristino, Sprince, Schatz. Second Row: Gosule, Swartz, Vassal, Chiles, Ow, Nord, Palazzolo, Barresy, Barry, Kadish. First Row: Mr. Moran, Dawda, Ulevicius, Kepple, Sotir, Petitti, Alexander, Greenberg, King. The most indispensable group at Technical High is with- out doubt the SECURITY PATROL. Members of this activ- ity are responsible for the orderly filing of students between classes and they perform their demanding duty exceptionally well. They are directed by our outstanding coach, Mr. Thomas Moran, who has reduced the complexities of secur- ity to a minimum. Students belonging to this activity volun- tarily give up their study periods and are positioned at key places throughout the vast corridors of the building. They maintain law and order at all times. Members are chosen on the basis of academic ability and high character. In more recent times they have taken on the chore of aiding office personnel who are in charge of the public address system. ““At last! A bomb shelter with food”’ SENIOR CLASS t. | ‘ i} - 3 a} AGENTS Second Row: Streetman, Knippenburg, Smith, McFeeley. First Row: McDonough, Lacey, Willman, Scanlan. The job of the Senior Class Agents is one of the most tedious in the school. With Mr. Andrews as their head it is the responsibility of these boys to sell the Yearbook to their classmates. They dedicate themselves to this oppressive job, and as a result they insure the financial success of the Year- book. Much credit is given to this group and Mr. Andrews for the successful job which they did in selling the Yearbook and collecting the payments for it. The agents this year were: IV A - Michael Lacey IV S_ - Charles Winston IV B - John Atwater IV T - Robert Wilman IV C - Vincent Cerbone IV U - Frank Knippenberg IV D- Frank Arena IV V - Kenneth Petitti IV E - Harry Barnes IV W - Charles Streetman IV F - Robert Morrissey IV X - William McDonough IV G - James Doucette IV Y - Thomas Scanlan IV H - Michael Riles IV Z - Robert Smith ‘“Under the spreading chestnut tree” i Hh a: “UHH i TH fs 2 i} : +5 isdines or ws SHOP ASSISTANTS Second Row: Sullivan, Decasare, O’Day. First Row: Reagan, Crowley, Ulchak. Performing valuable service in the numerous shops of the school are the SHOP ASSISTANTS. These boys are the most mechanically able of Tech’s graduates and each year a small number are chosen on the basis of their record at Tech. On occasion they act astemporary instructors in their respective departments while the subject teacher is occupied with other matters. These students are a constant source of pride to the school, the student body, and faculty. Upon completion of their work they often attend the finest technical schools in the country. ‘‘Erasers aren’t for eating, son’ STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Streetman, Williams, Mr. Leary, Wilman. The STUDENT COUNCIL was organized in 1911 and is the oldest activity at Technical High. Throughout the course of the year student members convene and discuss various school problems. With the help of Mr. Leary solu- tions are found to these problems. Each home room sends one of its members to the council and in this way a truly representative spirit is reached. Moreover, class presidents, executive editors of the ARTISAN and the TECHNICIAN, and chairmen of the several school organizations are mem- bers. Parliamentary procedure is followed at all times in order to facilitate matters and to imbue each member with an understanding of democratic processes. Loyalty and service to the school are the guiding principles of the council. This activity has proved invaluable on numerous occasions and will continue to form an integral part of the activities program at Technical. “The sausage factory”’ John DeNatale : | James Amirsakis Sports Editor Executive Editor Robert Hodges Mr. Patrick J. Foley Richard Frasca Managing Editor Adviser Assistant Editor 40 TECHNICIAN Third Row: McCorkle, Vassal, Bicford, Kotzen, Henry, Baso, Alcarez. Second Row: Midi, Kane, Flaherty, Barbato, Berson, Gosule, Cannata, Cunio. First Row: Mr. Foley, Ouellette, Ulevicius, Hutchinson, Rubin, Clark, Ristinio, Marshall, Bonarrigo. Congratulations are in order for the superb work done by the Editorial and Production Staffs of the Year- book in the past year. Due to their unstinting efforts to YEARBOOK produce a top-flight Yearbook the members of the staff have prepared for the Senior Class a perfect record of its years at Technical. It all began in October with the STAFF picking of a staff, and from then on the various jobs involved with getting out a Yearbook were begun and finally finished on the deadline in March. Before school and after school the members of the TECHNICIAN staff were working relentlessly on the many problems which confronted them. It was a team effort and, as captain of the team, Mr. P. J. Foley gave us excellent assistance. Third Row: Alexander, Whitton, Takuorian, Hak, Streetman, Urban, Arena. Second Row: Frasca, Gilligan, Doyle, Dawda, Wynne, Hodges, Kosak. First Row: Mr. Foley, Mark, Glick, Solomon, Kapian, Kearney, Leone, Gelvin, DeNatale. VS ; we They don’t look tired, do they ?” The Senior Prom oe Pee A See continue to work ” ‘Now if we split this stock right here. . . ““This whodickie here is the... uh. . . the” and “Wonder why he wanted it this color ?” “Filter tip?” ‘Eat at your peril” ““The zoo” ““Tt’s really very simple” 43 44 While we play “ae i; td, 5) . IL HI ‘ ws YY A stHNlcg | cies gotitty y Second Row: Abany, Tucker, Hill, Ricci, Smiegelski, Streetman, Allston, McIntyre, MacDougall, Narotsky, Brown, Festa. First Row: Chadie, Mr. Keane, Arnesen, Kerins,(co-captain) Regan,(co-captain) Bunk- er, Matanes, Stanton, Sisti, Farretta. In Front: McCarron. BASEBALL Captains Bob Regan and Don Bunker A very young but capable team represented Boston Tech- nical in 1964. Led by Captain Al Pucino, All-City League fielder, the Technicians upended all the City League’s big powers. Our boys managed to upset Boston Latin and Bos- ton English. They were also the only team in the league to top Boston College High three times. Several seniors closed out their careers: Captain Pucino, a good long ball hitter; Errol Saunders, an outstanding second-baseman; Tom Ross, a timely clutch hitter; and John Dean, a dependable pitcher. A bright spot in the season was the outstanding play of newcomers. Bob Regan, Chick Streetman, and Don Bunker all show signs of being great ones before their high school days are over. We wish good luck to Mr. Keane, and to Co-Captains Art Casella and Al Pucino, two of the finest athletes ever to wear the uniform of Boston Technical. With a new season and a great amount of talent, 1965 looks very promising. 46 Bases treet: a = Don Bunker Bill Stanton aes aR 4 a a= . L sak cles ee ne TR EI Coach Keane with Bob Regan and Don Bunker Mark Matanes Loire ee, ae TRE oe ROR Captain Bob Regan 47 CREW In a manner best emphasizing their solid team effort our crew team withstood a serious challenge by the oarsmen from English High to win their third consecutive city title. Our seasoned veterans of past successes were stunned when a strong English team upset the “champs” in the season’s first race. With renewed vigor and an arduous practice schedule emphasizing grueling long distance rowing our team came back strong. In the next race the competition was overwhelmed as our lads swept theday, winning all five rows from varsity, through JV, to freshman. Our vaunted first varsity crew was clocked in record smashing time to win by a large margin. As the season progressed the strong rivalry was continued and amid close competition it was Captain Bob Foley’s un- sung heroes of Tech’s second varsity boat that saved the championship as they went undefeated to provide the margin Sabourin, Foley and Keating for a well earned team victory. , OO he: +. Aeet 2 awe 7 ee Row: Kelly, Bailey, Block, Colton, Anthony, Foley (capt.), Satkevich, Hickey, Nelson. Second Row: Connolly, Linehan, Watson, Macalear, Hoffman, Bigos, Walsh, Whitkin, Ross, Greene. First Row: Mr. Gray, Keating, McLaughlin, Mohr, Kizner, Aldred, Groezinger (mana- ger), Kirjian, Rampino. TEAM CAPTAINS Second Row: Fleming co-capt. - Hockey, Foley capt. - Crew, Bunker co-capt. - Baseball. First Row: Amirsakis co-capt. - Football, Carl Farmer capt.- Track, Bob Regan co-capt. - Hockey - Football - Baseball. Touchdown! Marshall ducks under Dorchester McIntyre wastes no time Only inches from pay dirt Third Row: McDonough, Giles, Wolfrum, Manning, Monis, Ficher, Juskiewitz, Connal- ly, Clancy, Volpe, Hayes, Doyle. Second Row: DeNatale, Gillis, Johnson, Luongo, Bernadakis, Williams, McGregor, Cu- nio, Hutchinson, Cassidy (manager). First Row: Mr. Moran, Femino, Kane, Kearney, co-captain Regan, co-captain Amirsakis, Oullette, Cedarchuck, Kerins, Marich. THE DEFENSIVE UNIT THE OFFENSIVE UNIT Third Row: Kenney, Femino, Wilman, Palino, Accomando, Adams, McGowan, Fitz- patrick. Second Row: O’Brien, Connelly, Farmer, Streetman, Rowean, Kelly, McIntyre, Kennedy. First Row: Mr. O’Bryant, Barbato, Kane, Kearney, co-captain Regan, co-captain Amir- sakis, Marshall, Ouellette, Wooten, Coach Moran. FOOTBALL When the team met for its first practice in September they were a fairly inexperienced group. But our fine coaches worked to put together a functioning unit which would meet Brighton in the Jamboree. After defeating Brighton, Jamaica Plain and Latin, Tech ran into a tough, determined Boston College High team which handed them its lone defeat of the season. Tech bounced right back and defeated Stoughton, Hyde Park, Dorchester, English, and Trade to become City League Co- Champions. Fine running by John Kane, Tom Marshall, John Kenney, excellent ball handling by (co-Capt.) Bob Regan, and rug- ged line play by Chickie Streetman, Jim McIntyre, Cleo Wooten, Dick Kearney, Charlie Ouellette, John Barbatao, and (co-Capt.) Jim (Greek) Amirsakis accounted for our success. Defensive players included Bob Femino, Harold Hutchinson, Timmy Kerins, Ron Luongo, Dan Marich, Karl Farmer, Paul Fitzpatrick, Dave Cunio, Bill Hayes, and Paul Rowean. Coming back next year are backs such as: Leon Bernid- skis, Dave Brown, Jimmy Johnson, Larry Bennett, and Bob Gillis. Up front will be Steve Cedarchuch, Leo MacGregor, Jim McIntyre, Ralph Williams, Vyto Simanavicious, Paul Juskiewicz, Kevin Clifford, Jim O’Connor and Jimmy Ac- commando. Congratulations to Coaches Moran, O’Bryant, and Mur- ray for a fine season. And we wish to thank them fortheirexpert assistance and their words of wisdom. We also wish to congratulate the 1963 squad on a very fine season. We sawthem tieforthe City Championship and be ranked as the number 10 team in the state with a total offense of 219 points. 51 Talking it over Kenney blocks for Marshall Missed tackle. No comment Kane is off on a long romp o Gi) HAS i Regan looks for an opening Regan gains against English Marshall robs English He’s bigger than you are, little John eae BASKETBALL Second Row: Sprince, Raynor, Shearrion, Hanson, Hourihan, Riley, Lewis, Sweeney, Coach Grant. First Row: Sawyer, Callahan, Streetman, capt. Barnes, Jasie, Winston, Hay, Johnson. Captain Barnes and manager Sprince 1k] The Basketball team, behind their very capable captain, : . @ : Harry Barnes, and the fine coaching of Mr. Edward Grant, had a very successful season, winning the city’s champion- ship with a record of 13-1. This marked the first time in the school’s existence that the varsity hoopsters finished atop the city league standings. The big game of the season was the rubber game against B.C. High, each team having lost one game. This game was a crucial one for both clubs becauseit was to decide the city championship. The Blue and White simply outclassed their opponent in this game beating them by a final score of 59-45. Kevin Callahan and Harry Barnes were the high scorers for Tech scoring 26 and 17 points respectively. Strong defensive play was the secret to the team’s success, allowing an average of only 48 points agame. The seniors who contributed to the team’s success were: Harry Barnes, Chick Streetman, Chuck Winston, Dave Jasie, Donnie Hay, Bob Johnson, John Sawyer, and Joe Hourihan. Kevin Callahan was elected captain of next year’s squad. He will head a cast of six returning lettermen. 54 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Second Row: Mahone, Campbell, Corbin, Hurley, Carter, Coach Grant, Inglese, San- chez, White, Holland, Crichlo. First Row: Glen Yee, Lewis, Powers, Salaitis, capt. Fredricks, Leonard, Mulloy, Smalley, Gary Yee. Captain Barnes and CoachGrant ham it up The J.V. Basketball team is a testing ground for future varsity players. Here experience is gained which will make a polished player. The emphasis is on training, but this year’s J.V. definitely won its share of games, showing a con- siderable amount of hustle and determination. Dick Fredricks, Bobby Lewis, Gary Lee, Bob Mulloy, and Dwayne Smalley all showed considerable talent. Allthis tal- ent seems to point towards another successful season in 65. 5 Teddy Shearrion Chuck Winston Dave Jasie Chuck Streetman Joe Hourihan Kurt Lewis Lorson Riley Third Row: Fleming, Arccommando, Kennedy, Bernidakis, Amirsakis, Flaherty, Regan, DeNatale. Second Row: Fitzpatrick, Kelly, Cunio, Marshall, Kenney, Marich, Wilman, Brown, Hayes. First Row: Mr. Thomas Moran, Streetman, Hutchinson, Kane, Barbato, Kearney, Ouellette, Kerins, Farmer, Mr. Murray. Second Row: McCaron, O’Brien, Chadie, Smith, Groezinger. First Row: Kennedy, Ferretta, DeNatale, Sprince. Third Row: Sanchez, Baker, Raynor, Brooks. Second Row: Coach Grant, Almedia, Riley, Lewis, Streetman, Callahan, Inglase, Sher- rian, Sweeney. First Row: Kerins, Hay, Sawyer, Hourihan, Jasie, Barnes, Winston, Magwood, Johnson. Zedros, Johnson, Hayes, Stanton, Courier, The sprinters — Kane, Farmer, Chiles, Reid Sheridan, Rocheteau The Heralded distance men Star Charles Robinson And they’re off! CROSS COUNTRY Third Row: Morash, Connors, LaRogue, McHugh, Shannon, Busby, Taylor, Springer, Lapon. Second Row: Coach Grant, Bannister, Foley, Yee, Driscoll, Lenoraitis, Roach, Anthony. First Row: Dixon, Procter, Difore, Schilit, Wong, Jue, Laine, Coffield, Yancy, Miller. Cross Country Champions The first day of practice at White Stadium was indeed a dismal one for our Tech Harriers. Fromlast year’s top ten, eight had been graduated, and Craig Robertson, our captain, had joined the Marines. This left our new captain Andy Hak, the only remaining member ofthat select group, to lead the much underrated squad of harriers. To help in the rebuilding, Captain Hak had veteran Sen- iors Bill Cunningham, Alan Nord, and Bob Torosian. Re- turning as juniors were John Sheridan and Clarence Baker; also Bob Brooks, a standout sophomore. The squad was fortunate to have Alex Zedros, a great runner. Other outstanding newcomers were Senior Dave Alexan- der, whose first year with the squad was a good one, along with juniors Alex Barnoth, John Stanton, and Lawson Riley. There were many outstanding sophomores and freshmen, - y, among them were John Cobb, Tony LaBella, Ed Mathena, |e . | (@ ‘cCHNICA Eugene Harris, John Gordon, Irving Wasserstein, John Zel- ae ‘| a { ler, Ken Dawson, Paul Donovan, and Bill Traverse. aus yan | Pe | ym ( In cross country, the lowest scoring team wins. The first a 4 five men from each team constitute that team’s score which is derived from their position in the race. Dg CROSS COUNTRY ! ‘a ACHNICH Third Row: Brunswick, Bracy, Gordon, Stanton, Zeller, Donovan, Coviello, Dawson, Wasserstein, Smalley. Second Row: Coach Grant, Cobb, LaBella, Alexander, Cunningham, Dunlop, Travers, Barnoth, Mathena, Duczakowski. First Row: Zedros, Raynor, Nord, Sherridan (capt.-elect), Hak (capt.), Riley, Baker, Torosian, Brooks. Captain Andrai Hak The first part of the year was a gloomy one for the har- riers. Our captain, Andy Hak, was the only returnee of last year’s elite group. But to help him in the coming cam- paigns, captain Hak had Alex Zedros, Bob Brooks, Bill Cummingham, John Sheridan, Dave Alexander, Alan Nord and Bob Torosian. Led by captain Hak, Tech won three and lost two and managed to retain our City and Reggie Titles. We also beat our old rivals from English High. As the season progressed our young unproven team be- came stronger and we managed to score a few upsets. We were rated underdogs in both the City and Reggie Meets. The squad proved its merits in the Reggies, even though our highly favored captain collapsed from cramps and heat exhaustion. This year’s team has proven its merit under the skilled guidance of Coach Grant and theleadership of Captain Hak. This year’s team will surely be contenders for the State Title in the very near future. Mawes 1T Fourth Row: O’Leary, Hayes, C. Brooks, Stokinger, Smith, Rogers, Lespasio, Roach, Nelson, Zedros, Shannon, Busby, Springer, Taylor, K. Gordon, Kiley, Foster, Carl- son, Green, Burke, Ayer, Morris. Third Row: Mgr. Grintchenko, Keskula, Williams, Dawber, Petrucci, McGowan, Ken- saat Currier, Hurst, Halfkenny, Boston, Rocheteau, Jones, McIntyre, Stanton, Mas- torilli, Carter, R. Brooks, Mgr. Beverly, Mgr. Curran. Second Row: Mgr. Spinale, Dawson, Murphy, McSorley, J. Johnson, Pinto, Reid, Rob- inson, Chiles, Hak, captain Farmer, Kane, Torosian, Farretta, Ouellette, Mahoney, Butler, McGarry, Coviello. First Row, on floor: Yee, Miller, Johnson, Sheridan, Ashley, Ragnelli, St. John, Bynd- loss, Walker, Woo, Emde, Dixon, Bordieri, Satkavitgh. Captain Hak meets next year’s captain, John Sheridan Our Tech harriers once again had a successful year. Our team showed their true colors by easily winning the City Meet. Andy Hak was first with the fast time of 13:31 with Zedros, Sheridan, Cunningham, and Bob Brooks running their best. Our harriers put in the effort and won the very closely contested meet by 3 points. Zedros was second in 13:54 with Brooks third, Cunningham eighth, Sheridan eleventh, Riley seventeenth. Scoring was Tech 41, Latin 44, English 45, East Boston 13, Trade 145, Dorchester 147. The Tech runners proved themselves a fine team even though they were very young. We placed ninth in the State Meet and surprised those who doubted our ability. Fine per- formances were given by all the seven chosen to run; Bob Brooks, Andy Hak, Dave Alexander, John Sheridan, Clar- ence Baker, L. Riley, and Alex Zedros. Coach Grant urges that more boys should come out for track, for there are many opportunities for those that strive to excel. Good luck to next year’s Captain, John Sheridan. os FRE TURN TO LIBRARY COSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL WARREN TOWNSEND STREETS DORCHESTER 21. MASS. 61 HOCKEY Ye Aq gCINICA, J cre” = 3! cS wwe a 4.) Third Row: Shanley, Connors, Duggan, O’Connor, Foley, O’Connor, Vuilleumier, Stella, Anderer, Hansen. Second Row: McAlear, Matanes, Naper, Clifford, Aldred, Hogan, Fitzgerald, Bradley, Baker, DeNatale, Coach Campbell. First Row: Flaherty, Cedarchuck, Fleming, Regan, Shanley, Wright, Whooten. Captains Bob Regan and Pete Fleming Under the fine leadership of Coach Campbell, Tech rolled on to another winning season. This year’steam, like that of last year’s, has four graduating seniors, co-captains Bob Regan and Peter Fleming, Mike “Slap-Shot” Shanley and Ed Flaherty. Tech was well supplied with valuable utility men, such as: Juniors; “Spanky” Wright, Mark Matanes, Kevin Clifford, and John Aldred, Sophomores: J ohn Brad- ley, Bill Hogan, and Paul Fitzgerald, and some up-and- coming Freshmen: Vinnie Shanley, John Foley, Bill Hanson, Ed Stella, and John O’Conner. Tech was proud to place three players on the All Boston City Team and the Boston AllConference Team: Bob Regan, Peter Fleming, and Steve Cedarchuck. Mike Shanley was also voted to the City All Star Team for his fine defensive plays. Although Tech did not qualify for the State Tourna- ment, the ‘“64”’’ team will be remembered as one of the best all around teams in the state. Thegames were always close; in spite of outstanding skating and team work, the puck was fickle and did not always bounce in Tech’s favor. Congratulations and good luck to co-captains elect Wells Whooten and Steve Cedarchuck, and to Coach Campbell, “The Mastermind of Hockey”’. Bi ea ee igi Sn 62 ‘id t F) : ng bh � x Second Row: Coach Gray, Meagher, Casey, Sevigney, Zeller, Tansey, Anderer, Logue, Johnston, Sweeney, Coach Campbell. First Row: Regan, Hanson, O’Connor, Shanley, Stella, Foley, Vernette. Co-captains elect Steve Cedarchuck and Wells Whooten This year’s Freshmen hockey team is said to be one of the greatest teams in the history of Boston Tech. Boys such as: Bill Hanson, Jack Foley, Vinnie Shanley, Dick O’Conner, and Ed Stella, did much for the freshmen and also earned a spot and a letter on the varsity. The Freshmen not only played the teams within the City League, but also went out oftownand played other freshmen teams. These teams were: Brookline High, Rindge Tech, Cambridge Latin, Arlington, and two of the strongest teams in the state; Belmont Hill and the Weymouth Bantams. Their record at the end of the season was 7-1-1 but this did not count the many times they beat the seniors and the as- sistants of Tech. Congratulations to Coach John Gray for the great job he did all season. 63 Defenseman Cedarchuck goes in for a score Whooten clears the puck in front of Regan Get that puck pte WARE Vide . SRR ee fe 7 site, % ap . _ . — ie . Neti ay. ‘ Hogan backs up Baker Connors goes off the boards Whooten goes in for another score Shanley breaks up a play Who stole the puck ? Tech breaks up the opposition Sanaa AT OUR BEST ; ry ‘Le 27944 0 awe Se ars re . a I 4uG i ‘phish eA oa oi - ed $ ye nes ol re Si Basa SES Ga ay meen eid att fee Pe Edgar J. Ahearn “Eddie” Last School: Saint Lazarus College: Northeastern Ambition: To get rich quick. Activities: Co-Captain Trick Drill Team, Civil Air Patrol, Crew Team Hobby: Flying Model Planes David O. Alexander “Bumps” Last School: William Bar Rogers College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Chess Club, Varsity Cross Country Indoor Track Hobby: Model Railroading John J. Abraham “Jellybean” Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Hockey, Track, Stu- dent Council Hobby: Sports Peter P. Accardi DP ete Last School: William E. Russell College: Northeastern Ambition: Sports Writer Activities: Corridor Patrol, Li- brary Staff Hobby: Sports ton Edward Altieri “Eddie”’ Last School: Maurice J. Tobin College: Wentworth Ambition: Architectural Drafts- man Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports William E. Abramczyk ean le Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Northeastern Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Drafting Standards Hobby: Fishing William L. Adams “Bill” Last School: Nazareth College: Naval Printing Ambition: Offset Pressman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Target Shooting Robe rt F. Alcarez “Bob” Last School: William E. Russell College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: To remain happy through life. Activities: Crew, Technician, Jets Hobby: Sports David M. Allen “Red”’ Last School: William Howard Tatt College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Hockey James J. Amirsakis ) Greek”? Last School: Boston Latin College: West Point Ambition: Chemistry Major Activities: Football (Co-Cap- tain), Basketball, Senior Class President, Math Club, Nation- al Honor Society Hobby: Sports Edward P. Anderson “Andy” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Electronic cian Activities: Drill Team, Driver Education, Student Council Hobby: Radio Techni- Frank J. Arena “Frank” Last School: Washington Irving College: Massachusetts Art Col- lege Ambition: Artist Activities: Art Club, Council, Technician Hobby: Watching Television Student John C. Atwater “Johnny” Last School: Prince College: Wentworth Ambition: Architect Activities: Crew, Student Coun- cil Hobby: Skindiving Neal M. Baker “Bake” Last School: Francis Parkman College: Northeastern Ambition: Industrial Engineer Activities: Lunch Patrol, Math Club, Baseball Hobby: Pool Charles E. Bankowski “Banky”’ Last School: Saint Mary Ambition: Machinist Activities: Driver Education Hobby: Cars 69 John Edward Andreasen “Andy” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston University Ambition: Offset Cameraman Hobby: Fishing Tore O. Arnesen Lola Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Architectural Engi- neer Activities: Baseball, Hockey Hobby: Sports Frederick J. Azar reds Last School: Dearborn College: Northeastern Ambition: Associate Engineer Activities: Driver Education, Glee Club, Security Patrol Hobby: Sports John R. Barbato me ick Last School: Saint Raphael College: Tufts Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Football, Track, Sen- ior Class Treasurer, Techni- cian, Prom Committee Hobby: Sports Howard E. Barman “Wege”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Wentworth Ambition: Architect Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Coin Collector Harry J. Barnes Harold Last School: Rice Franklin College: Boston College Ambition: To succeed Activities: Student Council Member, Basketball Team, Athletics Club, Class Repre- sentative Hobby: Physical Fitness George F. Barry “Georgie” Last School: Boston Latin College: Wentworth Ambition: Aeronautical Techni- cian Activities: Band Hobby: Woodworking John J. Barry hack? Last School: Saint Dominic Sa- vio College: Boston State Teachers Ambition: A Math Teacher Activities: Model Planes and Boats, Drivers’ Education Hobby: Sailing Marian L. Basis “Marty” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Machinist Activities: Student Council Hobby: Swimming Steven Becker “Bucky” Last School: Boston Latin College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Architect Activities: Graphics Hobby: Basketball Bill A. Barresy “Billy Boy” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Brown Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: Security Patrol, Cor- ridor Patrol Hobby: Basketball John F. Barry “pack? Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: Franklin Institute Ambition: Mechanical Designer Activities: Band, Surveying Hobby: Cars Howard G. Barth ““Howie”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Tufts Ambition: Research Chemist Activities: Science Club Hobby: Analytical Chemistry Richard J. Battles SBatsia Last School: Gate of Heaven College: Wentworth Ambition: Construction Worker Activities: Surveying, Wood- working Hobby: Handball Generoso T. Bellabona “Gene”’ Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Boston University Ambition: Social Work Activities: Security Patrol Hobby: Collecting Jazz Records Douglas R. Bennett “Doug” Last School: Robert G. Shaw College: Undecided Activities: Baseball Hobby: Sports Michael T. Berson ““Mike”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Math Club, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Sports Richard P. Bickford “Bicky”’ Last School: Rice-Franklin College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Technician, Lunch Room, Security Patrol Hobby: Swimming Donald E. Berch “Daffy” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Junior Engineering Technical Society, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Machine Operating Lawrence J. Bethoney slarry: Last School: Rice-Franklin College: Boston College Ambition: Doctor ‘Activities: German Club, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Sports Joseph T. Bognanno “Toe” Last School: William E. Russell College: Wentworth Ambition: Electrician Activities: Corridor Patrol, Band, Driver Education Hobby: Scuba and Skindiving Ronald E. Bolser ml apes Last School: Washington Irving College: University of Michigan Ambition: Meteorologist Activities: Radio Club Hobby: Amateur Radio Opera- tor Richard L. Blackman “Rich” Last School: Sherwin College: New England Institute of Anatomy Ambition: Mortician Activities: Track, Football, Stu- dent Council, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Music Peter H. Bogie beter Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Architectural Draw- ing Hobby: Hockey Leo H. Bonarrigo “Leo” Last School: Boston Latin College: Northeastern Ambition: Accountant Activities: Football, Track, Cor- ridor Patrol Hobby: Sports Gary S. Bradford “Gary” Last School: Dearborn Ambition: Machinist Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Woodworking Frank C. Brown ‘“‘Frankie”’ Last School: Dearborn College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Woodworking, Gen- eral Drawing Hobby: Hockey Alan H. Bordenstein “Bordy”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Professional Success Activities: Math Club, Drafting Club Hobby: Billiards William J. Bracken “Billy” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Lowell Institute Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Science Club, Chess Club, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Reading Donald E. Bunker ID Kerer” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Athletic Club, Driver Education, Baseball Hobby: Fishing 72 Mark H. Bourne “Mark’”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Tufts Ambition: Dentist Activities: Math Club, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Photography Charles C. Bracy “Bracy”’ Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Air Force Academy Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try Junior Achievement Hobby: Track Richard J. Bradley “Brad” Last School: Saint Brendan’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Undecided Activities: Hockey, Corridor Pa- trol, Student Council, Prom Committee Hobby: Sports Albert R. Bugli cA 22 Last School: Saint Patrick’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Photography Gerald M. Burke “Terry” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Boston College Ambition: Writer Activities; Art Club, Student Council Hobby: Sports Edward B. Burrows “Bunkie”’ Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: Gorham State Teachers Ambition: Shop Teacher Activities: Crew, Track Mana- ger, Civil Air Patrol Hobby: Model Railroading Ronald C. Butler “Ronny” Last School: Lewis College: Northeastern Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Track Team Hobby: Model Planes Robert F. Callahan ae ait tae Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Bentley Ambition: Business Activities: Student Council, Cor- ridor Patrol, Junior Achieve- ment Hobby: Bowling Edward N. Cannata “Eddie” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Technician, Driver Education, Prom Committee Hobby: Sailing Michael T. Carnevale “Mike” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Basketball Hobby: Sports 73 Paul E. Butler Paula Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Fitchburg State Ambition: Painter Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Automobiles Vincent Caira “Vinny” Last School: William Howard Taft College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Soccer Bruce A. Campbell “Bruce” Last School: Saint Lazarus College: Wentworth Ambition: Machinist Activities: Drivers Education, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Pool Donald J. Cardinale “Gookie” Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Lowell Institute Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Track Team, Lunch Room, Security Patrol Hobby: Swimming Richard E. Casali “Richie” Last School: William E. Russell College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Security Patrol Hobby: Sports Peter E. Casey “Case” Last School: Saint Francis de Sales College: Wentworth Ambition: Woodworker Activities: Basketball Hobby: Firearms James E. Catherwood = Gee Last School: Sherwin College: Wentworth Ambition: To have an easy life. Activities: Student Council, Arti- san Hobby: Sports Michael B. Chiles “Grasshopper” Last School: Lewis College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Band, Track, Corri- dor Patrol Hobby: Bowling John D. Chinetti “Roy”? Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: State Police Officer Activities: Surveying Hobby: Water Sports Richard J. Chisholm PUliss Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Band, National Hon- or Society Hobby: Music 74 Dennis F. Cassidy “Cassidich”’ Last School: Saint Patrick’s College: Boston College Ambition: Success Activities: Lunch Patrol, Corri- dor Patrol, Civil Air Patrol Hobby: Sports Vincent M. Cerbone “Vinny” Last School: Saint Peter’s Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Football, Student Council Hobby: Free-Falling John G. Chin “Johnny” Last School: Prince College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Glee Club, College Board Math Review Hobby: Stamp Collecting Shang Ching “Shang”’ Last School: Min-Sang College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Lunch Room Patrol, Math Club Hobby: Table Tennis George A. Cirignano “Sandy” Last School: William B. Rogers College: Coast Guard Academy Ambition: President of the United States Activities: Drafting Standards, Radio Club, Hockey Hobby: Bowling James P. Clark Sy fina Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Lowell Tech Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Track, Student Gov- ernment, Lunch Room Patrol Hobby: Sports Carl M. Cohen pisarl: Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Psychiatrist Hobby: Photography Frank P. Colvario Eran Last School: Saint John’s College: Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Crew, Chess, Artisan Hobby: Golf Robert F. Condry a Ome Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Auto Mechanics Leonard F. Constantino “Lenny” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Linotype Operator Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball Hobby: Sports res Francis J. Clasby “Frankie”’ Last School: William E. Russell Ambition: Technician Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Riding William E. Collett “Billy” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Rochester Institute Ambition: A Good Printer Hobby: Sports John A. Comoletti “Big John” Last School: William Barton Rogers Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Fishing Kenneth F. Considine “Kenney” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Football Hobby: Building Models Robert F. Costello SO Dee Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Bowling Frederick F. Conway erred Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Baseball, Drafting Standards Hobby: Coin Collecting Hockey, Stanley H. Cooper iene Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Economist Activities: Artisan, Club Hobby: Billiards Camera Charles K. Cottuli Last School: Cathedral College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports William D. Cronin p Bills Last School: Boston Engineer College: Wentworth Ambition: Machinist Activities: Corridor Drivers Education Hobby: Sports Patrol, David R. Cunio “Dave” Last School: Nazareth College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Football, Radio Club, Technician Hobby: Sports 76 Stephen D. Cooper “Steve” Last School: Saint Lazarus College: Wentworth Ambition: Machinist Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Hunting David A. Coolidge ms ret a Last School: Saint Kevin’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Intermural Baseball, Hockey Hobby: Sports Frederick C. Coughlan “Freddy” Last School: Robert G. Shaw College: Lowell Institute Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Coin Collecting Robert J. Culbert ae bXo) oa Last School: Don Bosco Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports William E. Cunningham “Willie” Last School: Francis Parkman College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Chemist Activities: Cross Country, Ath- letic Club, Security Patrol, Col- lege Math Review Club Hobby: Sports Paul A. Curianis “Curly” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Cars John V. D’Angelo “John” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Driver Education, Dance Committee, Student Council Hobby: Water and Snow Skiing Leo R. DeLong “Teo” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: University of Houston Ambition: Golf Professional Activities: Chess Club, Golf Team Hobby: Golf Joseph F. Denney oe (ofar Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Science Club, Nation- al Honor Society Hobby: Cars Stephen J. Derany “Honest Steve”’ Last School: Thomas A. Edison College: Northeastern Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Driver Education, Se- curity Patrol Hobby: Sports 77 Edward P. Dalton ‘Silent Sam” Last School: Francis Parkman College: Boston State Ambition: Teacher Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Student Council Hobby: Hockey John W. Dawda “Johnny” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Radio Club, Techni- cian, Student Council Hobby: Reading John L. DeNatale Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: Patriots’ Bruins’ Head Manager Activities: Football, Hockey, Technician, Prom Committee Hobby: Sports William M. Dennehy “Bill” Last School: Oliver Holmes College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Linotype Operator Activities: Basketball Hobby: Sports Wendell Soterios Diamond mate Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: College Board Re- view Hobby: Sports Richard P. DeRoche “Little Richard” Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Chess Club, Drill Team, Student Council Hobby: Hunting Leland A. Dingee ““Lee”’ Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Offset Printer Activities: Football Hobby: Skin Diving Charles A. Donovan “Chuck” Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Construction Engi- neer Activities: Football, Crew, Track Hobby: Swimming Joseph F. Dotolo Last School: James P. Timulty Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Sports John P. Dowd “Neva Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports Ross B. Dindio “Roscoe” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Drill Team, Drafting Standards, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Rifles 5 ee ’ — Riccardo H. Disalvo “Rick” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Cabinet Maker Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Coin Collecting Stephen P. Donnelly “Pudgie”’ Last School: Saint Gabriel’s College: Northeastern Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports James H. Doucette im Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Automatic Pressman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports Kenneth M. Downey “Ken” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Wentworth Ambition: Architect Activities: | Security Patrol, Weight Lifting Hobby: Drafting Leo J. Doyle “Jim” Last School: Boston Latin College: Northeastern Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Student Council, Technician Hobby: Swimming Andre R. Doyon “Pierre” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Franklin Institute Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Chess Club, Art Club Hobby: Swimming Edward F. Duffy Dull? Last School: Our Lady _ of Lourdes College: Fitchburg State Ambition: Be a Woodworking Teacher. Activities: Architectural Draw- ing Hobby: Bowling Robert F. Dwyer “Duke” Last School: William E. Russell College: Harvard Ambition: Success Activities: Track Hobby: Photography James F. Enrici im” Last School: Our Lady. of Lourdes College: Northeastern Ambition: Success Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try Hobby: Sports 79 Thomas E. Doyle “Little Roth”’ Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Hot Rods Paul L. Draper “Frarp” Last School: Francis Parkman College: Northeastern Ambition: Industrial Engineer Activities: Artisan, Math Club, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Record Collection Albert J. Dugan ee Alias Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Offset Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Custom Cars Bernard T. Dzierzeski “Bernie” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Radio Technician Activities: College Board Math, Driver Education Hobby: Radio Repairs Joseph J. Estrella, III oe eu Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Undecided Ambition: Air Force Mechanic Activities: Football, Band Hobby: Drums Karl V. Farmer Toss George R. Estano “George” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Technician Activities: Track, Corridor Pa- trol Hobby: Swimming W. Kevin Fahey “e oe”’ Last School: Maurice J. Tobin College: Northeastern Ambition: Aeronautical Techni- cian Activities: Baseball, Security Pa- trol, Senior Prom Committee Hobby: Drag Racing Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell College: Northeastern Ambition: Electronical neer Activities: Football, Security Pa- Engi- trol, Track Team (Captain) Hobby: Bowling Robert E. Fash Flashes Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Coins Michael L. Fennelly “Mike” Last School: Saint Margaret’s College: Bentley Ambition: A Respected Someone Activities: Band, Corridor Pa- trol, Track Hobby: Mechanics 80 _ + Richard L. Fabello Zotro’ Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: University of Massa- chusetts Activities: Track, Lunch Room Hobby: Water.Skiing Richard C. Famolare “Rick” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Offset Pressman Activities: Crew Hobby: Motorcycles William R. Farretta eile Last School: Washington Irving College: Air Force Academy Ambition: Electronic Techni- cian Activities: Glee Club, Track, Harvest Dance, Baseball Robert M. Femino “Fem”’ Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Aeronautical Techni- cian Activities: _ Football, Athletic Club, Drafting Standards Hobby: Model Cars Richard M. Ferrante “Richie” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Multilith Operator Activities: Basketball Hobby: Waxing Cars Hobby: Travel BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Richard P. Richie” Last School: Washington Irving College: Wentworth Ambition: To have a happy life. Activities: Lunch Room Patrol Hobby: Airplanes � 4 - ; i 4 489 John R. Fisher ae lrackeu Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Northeastern Ambition: Teacher Activities: School Band, Drill Team Hobby: Sports J Edward G. Flaherty “Rd ry Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: To further my educa- tion Activities: Hockey, Prom Com- mittee, Harvest Dance Com- mittee Hobby: Sports Peter J. Fleming [Peters Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: Boston University Ambition: Policeman Activities: Hockey, Council, Artisan Hobby: Sports Student Michael F. Foley “Mike” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Student Council Hobby: Athletics WARREN TOWNSEND STREETS YREHESTER 21, MASS 81 Jerome B. Fisher Scirye Last School: Solomon berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Math Club, Science Fair, Science Institute for Able Learners Hobby: Chess Lewen- Paul J. Fitzpatrick “Fitz” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Physical Teacher Activities: Football, Weight Lift- ing Club, Sports Guidance Hobby: Bowling Education Paul E. Flannery Se Paulekes Last School: Nazareth College: Wentworth Ambition: Architect Activities: Football, Crew Hobby: Fun Joseph J. Foley “Toe”? Last School: Saint Francis de Sales College: Wentworth Ambition: Shipyard Apprentice Activities: Crew, Intramural Basketball Hobby: Photography Robert F. Foley “Bob” Last School: Gate of Heaven College: Wentworth Ambition: Surveying Activities: Driver Crew Hobby: Model Railroading Education, Clifford I. Furman “Cliff” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Chemist Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Photography Edward J. Garneau “Eddie” Last School: Saint Kevin’s College: Northeastern Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Cross Country, Crew Hobby: Sports Jeffrey M. Ford leis Last School: Boston Latin College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Success Activities: Lunch Patrol, Jets Hobby: Weight Lifting Mark D. Freedson “Droole”’ Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: | Security Patrol, Dirack Hobby: Sports Alan J. Gates BerA‘ lag Last School: William E. Russell Ambition: Electronics Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Richard A. Frasca “Richie” Last School: Michelangelo College: Northeastern Ambition: Chemist Science Activities: Technician, Club, Lunch Patrol Samuel Friedman “Sammy” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Accountant Activities: Lunch Patrol, Secur- ity Patrol Hobby: Basketball Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Graphics Hobby: Sports Robert A. Gaston ODM Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Military Career Activities: Cross Country, Civil - Air Patrol, Harvest Dance Committee Hobby: Hunting Joseph W. Gatulis Last School: Saint Mark’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Stamp Collecting Steven Godkin ““Steve”’ Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: Printer Hobby: Coin Collecting Steve L. Gorman “Steve” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Offset Pressman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Auto Mechanics Dennis J. Gotter “Den” Last School: Saint Anthony’s College: Coast Guard Academy Ambition: Success Activities: Crew, Drafting Standards Hobby: Sports Richard M. Green “Pinky? Last School: Saint Ann’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Architectural Drafts- man Activities: Crew, Track, Harvest Dance Committee Hobby: Sports Alan D. Greene SA] 2e Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Navy Activities: Science Club Hobby: Hi-Fi 83 Robert J. Goodwin “Goody” Last School: Saint Patrick’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Armed Service Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Track Hobby: Sports Leslie C. Gosule “Tes” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Success Activities: Technician, Science Club, Math Club, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Sports Edward J. Grant “Slim”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Athletic Club Hobby: Skin Diving Joel E. Greenberg “Toe”? Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Junior Engineering Technical Society, Chess Club, Prom Committee Hobby: Basketball Francis J. Greene Nick? Last School: Saint William’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Architect Activities: Security Patrol, Hockey, Prom Committee Hobby: Hunting Ronald A. Greene “Ronnie” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell College: M.I.T. Ambition: Linotype Operator Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Drawing Paul J. Guiney Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Wentworth Ambition: Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Crusaders Band Francesco Gioioso “Frank” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Artisan, Math Club Hobby: Dancing Joseph K. Gilligan oe oe” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Student Council, Se- curity Patrol, Technician Hobby: Music Alan M. Glick ““Skeater”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Chess Club, Drill Team, Technician Hobby: Astronomy 84 Richard J. Groezinger eich Last School: Gate of Heaven College: Boston State Ambition: French Teacher Activities: German Club, Chess Club ; Hobby: Short Wave Radio Michael P. Gelven “Mike”’ Last School: Boston Latin College: Northeastern Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Corridor Technician Hobby: Automotive Mechanics Patrol, Antonio A. Giorgio LOny Last School: Francis Parkman College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Corridor, and Lunch Patrols Hobby: Sports Security, Robert H. Glaze “Bob” Last School: Saint Mary’s Ambition: Tool Designer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Tropical Fish Joseph L. Hourihan “Jovial Joe” Last School: Saint Mark’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Athletic Club, Basket- ball Team, Corridor Patrol, Golf Team Hobby: Sports Andrai Hak “Andy” Last School: Sherwin College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Track, Cross Coun- try, Technician Hobby: Sports James L. Hanley “Jimmy” Last School: Woodrow Wilson Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Tropical Fish Daniel D. Harrington “Dapper Dan” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Bentley Ambition: Accountant Activities: Band, Security Pa- trol, Golf Hobby: Sports Ross W. Hart “Moose” Last School: Don Bosco College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Success Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Football William N. Hayes BbulS Last School: Rice-Franklin College: Pennsylvania State Ambition: Social Worker Activities: Track, Civil Air Pa- trol, Class Representative Hobby: Sports 85 Edward M. Hankard “Eddy” Last School: Dearborn College: McLean Hospital Ambition: Laboratory Techni- cian Activities: Art Club, Lunch Pa- trol Hobby: Bowling David A. Hanna “Dave” Last School: Lutcher High School, Pa. College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Cars William R. Hayes “Tiger” Last School: Rice-Franklin Ambition: Success Activities: Football Hobby: Sports Richard P. Harrington me Dick Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports Donald C. Hay “D. Hay” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston State Ambition: Sports World Activities: Basketball, Athletic Club Hobby: Basketball Edward J. Hayward “Porky” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Printing Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Music Joseph F. Hickey “Toe? Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Boston University Ambition: Associate Engineer Activities: Weight Lifting, Secur- ity Patrol Hobby: Sports Robert F. Hill “Bob” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Economist Activities: Junior Achievement, Drafting Standards, Baseball Hobby: Water Skiing H. Robert Hodges “Bob” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Technician, Athletics Club Hobby: Basketball _ Artie B. Hopkins Artie Last School: Nazareth College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Glee Club Hobby: Singing 86 Richard J. Henry ne “Spider” ‘sm Last School: Robert Gould Shaw ” College: Northeastern agg i Ambition: Civil Engineering yo Activities: Baseball, Track, Crew, Technician Hobby: Water Sports Robert W. Hickox Bop, Last School: Saint Anne’s C ollege: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Baseball, Civil Air Patrol Hobby: Sports James R. Hiltz rhe} Last School: Saint Thomas Aquinas College: Northeastern Ambition: Success Activities: Bowling Hobby: Sports John F. Honen “Johnny” Last School: Saint Patrick’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Happiness Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Photography George M. Hungerford “George” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Stock Broker Activities: Camera Club Hobby: Photography Stephen J. Hurley motcvce Last School: William Howard Taft College: Northeastern Ambition: Architect Hobby: Drum Corps Robert Jacobvitz “Bob” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: M.I.T. Ambition: Electronical Engi- neer Activities: High School Sym- phony Orchestra Hobby: Skiing Paul A. Jasper eins Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston State Ambition: History Teacher Activities: | Corridor Patrol, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Riflery Gerald T. Joy err Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Boston College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Science Club, Techni- cian, Golf Hobby: Amateur Rocketry Michael Kahn “Ally” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Drill Team, Glee Club Hobby: Sports 87 Harold E. Hutchinson “Hutch” Last School: Boston Latin Ambition: Marriage Activities: Track, Football Hobby: Sports David B. Jasie “Daves Last School: Saint Mark’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Basketball, Club Hobby: Sports Athletic Robert J. Johnson “Bob” Last School: Boston Latin College: Boston University Ambition: Teacher Activities: Basketball, Athletic Club, Security Patrol Hobby: Sports Stephen B. Kadish “Spider” Last School: Solomon berg College: Boston University Ambition: Art Dealer Activities: Junior Achievement, Security Patrol Hobby: Athletics Lewen- John W. Kane “John” Last School: Gate of Heaven College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Teacher Activities: Football, Track, Sen- ior Class Secretary, Techni- cian, Prom Committee Hobby: Sports William J. Kane “Sugar” Last School: Nazareth College: Boston University Ambition: Boston Celtics tee Hobby: Basketball Ronald I. Kaplan oe Kappy” berg College: Bentley Ambition: Accountant Activities: Basketball Hobby: Sports John Karpinski “John” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Science Club, Math Club, Drafting Standards Hobby: Sports John J. Kavanagh lacks Last School: Saint Francis de Sales College: Wentworth Ambition: Pilot Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Mod- el Sailboat Club, Corridor Pa- trol Hobby: Camping David M. Keller Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Dentist Activities: Radio Club, Science Club Hobby: Radio Activities: Senior Class Commit- Last School: Solomon Lewen- 88 David Kaplan “Dave” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Boston University Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Artisan, Folk Music Hobby: Folk Music Gintaras V. Karosas “Gint”’ Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Folk Music Club, Or- chestra, Chess Club Hobby: Singing Paul A. Kapson gikcillents Last School: William E. Russell Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Bowling Richard M. Kearney Dicks Last School: Boston Latin College: Tufts Ambition: Doctor Activities: Football, Technician, Math Club, Prom Committee, Harvest Dance Committee Hobby: Sports Ronald W. Keating “Ron” Last School: Saint Peter’s Ambition: Pilot Activities: Crew Hobby: Civil Air Patrol Joseph B. Kelly rae Last School: Saint Theresa’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Camera Club, Corri- dor Patrol Hobby: Cars Robert Kelly belwelle: Last School: Saint Matthew College: Boston State Ambition: Success Activities: Football Hobby: Sports Robert A. Kelley “Kell” Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Success Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Bowling John M. Kenney “Johnny” Last School: Washington Irving College: Brown University Ambition: Success Activities: _ Football, Sports Guidance, Driver Education, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Sports LE J. Michael Kepple “Mike” Last School: Francis Parkman College: Northeastern Activities: Junior Engineering Technical Society Timothy D. Kerins “Stubby” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Coach Hobby: Sports Richard H. Keskula Dicks Last School: Washington Irving College: Wentworth Ambition: Riches Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Football Michael R. Kiggins “Mike”’ Last School: Blessed Sacrament College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Math Club Hobby: Sports 89 Activities: Baseball, Football, Basketball, Student Council Hobby: Skin Diving William M. Kiernan el al ie Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Drafting Standards, Science Club Hobby: Sports Richard P. King ABN ake Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Track Team, Security Patrol Hobby: Sports Paul E. Klayman “Klay” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Golf, Science Club Hobby: Automobiles Herbert M. Koss elena Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Wentworth Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Band, Track, Cross Country Hobby: Sports Joel L. Kristal “Toe”? Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities; Radio Club, Drill Team, Science Fair Hobby: Amateur Radio James F. Kodzis “Sniffles” Last School: Dearborn Ambition: Physical Education Instructor Activities: Football Hobby: Billiards Egbert W. Lane ee . 3”. Junior Last School: Maurice J. Tobin College: Northeastern Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Band Hobby: Basketball 90 Frank F. Knippenberg “Dutch” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Lunch Patrol, Folk Music Club, Security Patrol, Student Council Hobby: Hockey Richard J. Kosack “Richie” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Officer in Armed Services Activities: Civil Air Patrol, Tech- nician, Radio Club Hobby: Civil Air Patrol Mitchell W. Kotzen “Willie” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Technician, Science Club, Junior Engineering Technical Society Hobby: Billiards Chester D. Kulesza Chet? Last School: Boston Latin College: Alliance College Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Cross Country, Na- tional Honor Society, Track Hobby: Sports John J. Lane ““Nitetrane”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Lunch Room, Corri- dor Patrol Hobby: Sports Joseph A. Lang oe Last School: Holy Trinity College: Wentworth Ambition: Machinist Richard J. Lang eDick = Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Fishing Hobby: Woodworking Charles J. LaPlant “Charlie” Last School: Saint Gabriel’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Technician Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Water Sports Stephen F. La Vie Steve” Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer- ing Activities: Drafting Standards, Math Club, Science Club Hobby: Photography Richard A. LeBrun “Dick”’ Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Boston State Ambition: Teacher Activities: German Club ( Chair- man ) Hobby: Cars Robert D. Lawrence “Bob” Last School: Rice College: Franklin Institute Ambition: Become Rich Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Sports David J. Lee Dave. Last School: Maurice J. Tobin College: Wentworth Ambition: Engineer Activities: Driver Education Hobby: Skating Donato L. Leone Dan Last School: Thomas A. Edison College: Northeastern Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Technician, Folk Mu- sic Club, Harvest Dance Com- mittee Hobby: Sports O1 Juergen J. Lehmann “King George” Last School: Most Precious Blood College: Annapolis Ambition: Armed Forces Career Activities: Camera Club, Stu- dent Council, Drafting Stand- ards Hobby: Music Edward T. Liston “Eddie” Last School: Thomas A. Edison College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Track, Drafting Standards, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Sports Paul W. Little “Paul” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston College Ambition: Business Administra- tion Activities: Driver Education, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Sports Daniel E. Lloyd ““Tludd”’ Last School: Blessed Sacrament David A. Litner “Dave” Last School: Boston Latin College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Businessman Activities: Track, Dance Com- mittee, Drafting Standards Club Hobby: Sports Richard J. Lockhead ““Red 9 Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Industrial Engineer Activities: Class Representative, Drafting Standards Hobby: Sports College: Northeastern Ambition: Teacher Activities: Student Council Hobby: Sports Ronald J. Luongo “Ronny” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin Robert Luongo “Bob” Last School: John Cheverus Ambition: Naval Career Activities: Driver Education, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Model Planes Robert A. Lundell “Robby” Last School: Washington Irving College: Wentworth Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Track, Class Repre- sentative Hobby: Cars Donald T. MacAskill - lerry? Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Northeastern Ambition: Mathematician Activities: Lunch Patrol, Driver Education Hobby: Reading 92 College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Football Hobby: Sports Richard J. Lyons “Digger” Last School: Saint Brendan College: Boston College Ambition: To Be A Success. Activities: Drafting Standards, Jets Hobby: Sports Francis J. Magri “Frankie” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Prom Committee Hobby: Sports Kevin A. Magwood “Eggsie” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: College Activities: Basketball, Athletics Club, Student Council, Secur- ity Patrol, Crew Hobby: Sports Dan R. Marich aria Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Football Hobby: Sports James E. Marshall im” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston State Ambition: English Teacher Activities: Artisan, Security Pa- trol, Junior Achievement Hobby: Basketball James N. Martin Ace” Last School: Rutland High, Ver- mont College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineering Activities: Student Leader Hobby: Swimming John T. McAuley “Mac” Last School: Washington Irving College: Boston State Ambition: Teacher Activities: Crew Hobby: Sports th! Gerard F. Mahoney “Monk” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Ambition: Boston Policeman Activities: Track Team Hobby: Sports Leon A. Mark Belvitten Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Technician, Student Council, Band Hobby: Photography Thomas S. Marshall “Tommie” Last School: Rice-Franklin College: Boston State Ambition: Teacher Activities: Track, Football, Cor- ridor Patrol, Weight Lifting, Sports Guidance Hobby: Softball Robert A. Mascone “Bob” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: To Graduate. Activities: Track Hobby: Cars Richard E. McCarthy Wee” Last School: Saint Kevin’s College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Saint Kevin’s Emerald Knights Robert F. McCarthy Mace Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Jazz Club Hobby: Pool Paul S. McCormick “Mighty” Last School: Hanover High College: M.I.T. Ambition: Make A Million. tee Hobby: Cars Francis J. McDonough wkrane Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Massachusetts Bay Community College Ambition: Accountant Activities: Crew Team Hobby: Swimming William E. McDonough “Bill” Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Massachusetts Bay Community College Ambition: Accountant Activities: Crew, Corridor Pa- trol, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Swimming Joseph J. McKinnon oe Last School: William E. Russell College: Wentworth Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Security Patrol, Sur- veying, Baseball Manager Hobby: Drum Corps Activities: Senior Class Commit- 94 John J. McCorkle ack Last School: Saint Mark’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Police Officer Activities: Basketball, Harvest Dance and Prom Committees, Corridor Patrol, Technician Hobby: Sports Paul E. McCuen Coo” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: To Graduate. Activities: Cross Country Track Hobby: Sports William J. McDonald “Bill” Last School: Washington Irving College: Boston University Ambition: Success Activities: Track, Security Pa- trol, Junior Achievement Hobby: Sports John J. McFeeley Last School: Blessed Sacrament College: Northeastern Ambition: Industrial Engineer Activities: Lunch Patrol, Secur- ity Patrol Hobby: Record Collecting Joseph H. McSorley ce oe”’ Last School: Gate of Heaven College: Boston State Ambition: Business Executive Activities: Track, Student Coun- cil Hobby: Sports Stephen Meltzer “Steve”’ Last School: Thomas A. Edison College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Chess Team, Junior Achievement, Radio Club Hobby: Motor Scooters Joseph R. Menyo ee oe” Last School: California High, Pittsburgh College: Boston University Ambition: Physician Activities: National Honor Soci- ety, Math Club, Technician, Chess Club William A. Midi “Swilly” Last School: William Howard Taft College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Technician, Student Council, Jets Hobby: Drum Bugle Corps John P. Mitchell “Johnny” Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Boston State Ambition: Electronics Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee William H. Mohr “Billy” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Water Skiing Francis J. Melville ““Teesie”’ Last School: Boston Latin College: Mass. Maritime Acad- emy Ambition: Coast Guard Activities: Art Club, Jets Hobby: Scuba Diving Gene E. Merritt “Gene”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston University Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Golf, Junior Achieve- ment, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Golf Lawrence J. Minehan “Skinhead” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Paul T. Modestino “Paul”’ Last School: Saint Brendan’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Success Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Cars Albert F. Montgomery “A? Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell College: Rochester Tech Ambition: Printer Activities: Jazz Group Hobby: Pool Kenneth Moriarty BALOTE | Last School: Mary E. Curley Ambition: Printer Hobby: Hunting John E. Nee “Elbow” Last School: Saint Margaret’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Draftsman Activities: _ Corridor Patrol, Model Boats and Planes Hobby: Basketball Richard L. Nevil “David Check”’ Last School: Washington Irving College: Tufts Ambition: Business Manage- ment Activities: Senior Class Commit- LEE Hobby: Sports John D. Mullin “Mouse” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Wentworth Ambition: Plumber Activities: Corridor Patrol, Stu- dent Council, Prom Committee Hobby: Sports Alan R. Nord “Nordsy”’ Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Pennsylvania State Ambition: Architect Activities: Cross Country, Se- curity Patrol, Art Club Hobby: Fishing 96 Robert M. Morrissey “Bob” Last School: Saint Gregory’s Ambition: Machinist Activities: Student Council, Model Club Hobby: Cars Paul J. Murphy “Murph” Last School: Saint Anthony’s College: Cornell Ambition: Business Executive Activities: Technician, Crew, Student Council Hobby: Sports Richard S. Neumann “Ricky” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Mass. Maritime Acad- emy Ambition: Coast Guard Activities: Art Club Hobby: Cars Victor Nikiforow “Nick” Last School: Abraham Lincoln College: Boston University Ambition: Electronic Engineer Activities: Student Council, Bas- ketball, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Basketball Ronald D. Norris “Ronnie” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Miami Ambition: Journalism Activities: Camera Club, Arti- san, Security Patrol Hobby: Bowling RETURN T ope TECHNIC EN Tc paward 10 isha RCHES) Last School: Saint Gregory’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Driver Education Hobby: Sports Carl Oshry “Carl” Last School: Solomon berg College: Tufts Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Trick Drill Team, Camera Club, Junior Achieve- ment Hobby: Photography Lewen- Robert S. Ow “Bob” Last School: Abraham Lincoln College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Student Council Hobby: Photography William C. Palumbo “Billy” Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Northeastern Ambition: Aeronautical Design- er Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Cartoonist Gregory J. Pappas “Greg” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Boston University Ambition: Doctor Activities: Camera Club, Arti- san Hobby: Folk Singing AWS ry 97 AL. 2, AKRoOCC O LIBRARY HIGH SCHOor -ND Dahiel CX'Shea = Daria “Last School: aHaint William’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Riches Activities: Drafting Standards, Junior Achievement Hobby: Pool Charles E. Ouellette ““Charlie”’ Last School: Saint Peter’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Football, Track, Stu- dent Council, Technician, Prom Committee, Harvest Dance Hobby: Reading Stephen W. Palazzolo “Pal” Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Rhode Island School of Design Ambition: Architect Activities: Security Patrol, Drill Team, Radio Club Hobby: Bowling Paul S. Pantano ““Panties”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Business Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee, Baseball Hobby: Pool Joseph H. Pareboschi « oe”’ Last School: Robert Guild Shaw Ambition: To be Successful. Activities: Golf Team, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Golf Albert S. Pearce “Buddy” Last School: William E. Russell Ambition: To be Rich. Activities: Drafting Standards, Track, Glee Club Hobby: Sports Jack Pelzman “Fat Jack”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Success Activities: Art Hobby: Photography William J. Pfingston Sebillce Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Boston Architectural Center Ambition: Architect Activities: Track, Model Sail- boats Hobby: Drums Joseph A. Phillips Phils Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Texas A M Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Saint Kevin’s Emerald Knights Francis D. Pino “Frank” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell Ambition: To Graduate. Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Cars 98 Michael T. Riley “Mike” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg Ambition: Printer Activities: Student Council Hobby: Cars Kenneth C. Petitti “Ken” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Corridor Patrol, Stu- dent Council Hobby: Sports Ernest H. Pitti “Ernie” Last School: Pittsfield High College: Northeastern Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Football Robert A. Pierotti “Tony” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Rochester Tech Ambition: Printing Teacher Activities: Folksingers, Football Hobby: Sports W illiam A. Pinto ““Pekoe”’ Last School: Boston Latin College: Pennsylvania State Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Track, crew Hobby: Sports Football, Thomas E. Plausky “Tom” Last School: Saint Andrews College: Wentworth Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Photography Robert A. Poznauskis BEOZE Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Basketball, Track Hobby: Sports Richard P. Puricelli “Richy” Last School: Dearborn Ambition: Machinist Activities: Student Council Hobby: Football Paul D. Quinn “Quinnzy” Last School: Francis Parkman College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: History Teacher Activities: Glee Club Hobby: Philately Charles M. Raso “Chucky” Last School: Holy Trinity College: Northeastern Ambition: Electronical Engi- neer Activities: Basketball, Track, Artisan Hobby: Sports 99 William F. Pollard Bi Last School: Boston Latin College: Northeastern Ambition: Writer Activities: Jets, Art Club Hobby: Reading George E. Pridham “Eddie” Last School: Mary E. Curley Ambition: Printer Activities: Band Hobby: Fishing Donald F. Purnell “Purnsy”’ Last School: Boston Latin College: Pennsylvania State Ambition: Architectural Engi- neering Activities: Drafting Standards, = Math Club Hobby: Sports Andrew C. Rabaiotti “Bookie” Last School: Saint Lazarus College: Northeastern Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Security _ Patrol, Track Hobby: Pool Francis C. Re “Frank” Last School: Boston Latin College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Band, Student Coun- cil, Boston Schools Senior Or- chestra Hobby: Sports John P. Regan Robert A. Regan “Johnny” -Bob” Last School: William E. Russell Last School: Christopher Col- College: Mass. Maritime Acad- umbus High emy College: Providence Ambition: Naval Officer Ambition: To Graduate. Activities: Track, Football, Activities: Football Co-Captain, Prom Committee Baseball Co-Captain, Hockey Hobby: Sports Co-Captain, Artisan, Student Council Hobby: Golf William Reid yz ys Last School: Dearborn College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Success Activities: Track Hobby: Sports G. Roger Rehs “Rod” Last School: Saint Gregory College: Northeastern Ambition: Commercial Artist Activities: Model Car Club Hobby: Cars Martin L. Resnick “Marty”’ Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Northeastern Ambition: Accountant Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Bowling Deane G. Reis “Dino” Last School: Boston Latin College: Air Force Academy Ambition: Air Force Careerman Activities: Drill Team, Art Club, Crew Team Hobby: Fishing Edmund P. Ricci “Eddie” Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Baseball, Chess Club, Corridor Patrol Martin R. Restuccia Resta”’ Last School: Washington Irving College: Tufts Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: Baseball, Hockey, Science Institute for Able Learners Hobby: Pool Hobby: Sports Dennis J. Ristino Charles D. Robinson “Risty”’ olick™ Last School: Our Lady of Mt. Last School: Grover Cleveland Carmel College: Wentworth College: University of Massa- Ambition: Drafting chusetts Activities: Track, Technician, Ambition: Biologist Harvest Dance Activities: Athletic Club, Techni- Hobby: Airplanes cian, Basketball, Track, Folk Singing Club Hobby: Sports 100 Wayne D. Roode “Frenchman” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Drafting Richard G. Rose Richa Last School: William E. Russell College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Psychologist Activities: Math Club, Glee Club Hobby: Riflery Paul J. Rowean sPaul? Last School: Saint Pius X College: University of Rhode Is- land Ambition: State Police Activities: Football, Baseball, Student Council Hobby: Sports Marshal Rudman “Marsh”’ Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Cars Henry C. Sabourin “Hank”’ Last School: Washington Irving College: Fitchburg Ambition: Teacher Activities: Crew Hobby: Boating 101 Edward J. Rose “Big Ed” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Oklahoma University Ambition: Offset Lithographer Activities: Folksinger Hobby: Bowling Peter J. Rowan Chief” Last School: Boston English College: University of Southern California Ambition: Congressman Activities: Hockey, Weight Lift- ing, Student Council Hobby: Water Skiing David C. Rubin “Dave” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Rensselaer Polytechni- cal Institute Ambition: Research Physics Activities: Math Club, Science Institute for Able Learners Hobby: Aleph Zadick Aleph Mark L. Ruggere Chico” Last School: Saint Mary’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Art Club Hobby: Art S. David Sahl Odie Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Architect Activities: Baseball, Track, Arti- san Hobby: Sports Richard L. Salemi Last School: Francis Parkman College: Boston University Ambition: To Succeed. Activities: Football, Corridor Patrol, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Cars John J. Sawyer “Johnny” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Fitchburg State Ambition: Teacher Activities: Basketball, Harvest and Prom Committees Hobby: Drum Corps Alex G. Schach eA 22 Last School: Patrick F. Gavin College: Northeastern Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Sports Walter J. Schiraga OHO we Snes Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Boston University Activities: Baseball Hobby: Sports Edward B. Seitz “Eddie” Last School: Saint Ann’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Raise Tropical Fish 102 Robert C. Santoro “Bob” Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Art Club, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Art Thomas F. Scanlan “Tom” Last School: Saint Brendan’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Dentist Activities: Junior Engineering Technical Society, Student Council Hobby: Sports Michael D. Schatz “Cheyenne” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Security Patrol Hobby: Bowling Paul A. Seastrom “Ocean”’ Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Franklin Institute Ambition: Technician Activities: Baseball, Track, Har- vest Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Driver Edu- cation Hobby: Cars Paul Sekula Suki” Last School: Washington Irving College: Tufts Ambition: Electronics Engineer Activities: Driver Education Hobby: Reading Joseph S. Sagrano “| Karo Last School: Boston Latin College: Northeastern Ambition: Technician Activities: Math Club, Science Club, Football Hobby: Athletics Robert J. Shiels “Schultz” Last School: Saint Andrew College: Northeastern Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Stamp Collecting Paul H. Sirk Pe nwil Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: To be Successful. Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Poetry Michael F. Skaparas “Mike” Last School: Saint Peter’s College: Air Force Ambition: Ground Controller Activities: Artisan, Corridor Pa- trol, Harvest Dance Commit- tee Hobby: Dancing John J. Smith Fatso”’ Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Fitchburg State Teach- ers Ambition: To be Able to Dance. Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Chess Club Hobby: Dancing 103 Michael J. Shanley “Mike” Last School: Saint Columbkille College: Wentworth Ambition: Engineer Activities: Hockey Team Hobby: Hockey Joseph Silva “Toe”? Last School: William E. Russell College: Air Force Academy Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: Track, Band, Student Council Hobby: Mechanics Thomas V. Sisti “Sibbie”’ Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Baseball Hobby: Sports Henry T. Smigielski milan Last School: Saint Raphael’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Machinist Activities: Baseball, Intramural Basketball Hobby: Sports Stephen B. Smith “Smitty” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Rochester Ambition: Journeyman Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Artison Hobby: Hunting Ronald J. Stanton Last School: William E. Russell College: Boston State Ambition: Teacher Weight Lifting Club Hobby: Baseball John B. Steele Last School: Daniel Russell Ambition: Machinist Activities: Senior Class Commit- Hobby: Sports Michael G. Solomon “Bucky” Last School: Washington Irving College: Boston University Ambition: Engineer Activities: Technician, Track, Science Club Larry A. Sprince yLarry Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Undecided Ambition: Electronics Activities: Basketball, Band, Track Hobby: Cars Club, John F. Stedman pace Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: Journeyman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Bowling 104 Dennis Sotir Greek” Last School: Francis Parkman College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Corridor Patrol, Stu- dent Council, Weight Lifting Hobby: Cars Stephen F. Stamaris “Steve”’ Last School: Francis Parkman College: Wentworth Ambition: Electronic Techni- cian Activities: Junior Achievement, Track, Junior Engineering Technical Society Hobby: Basketball Edward J. Steele “Eddy” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Wentworth Ambition: Engineer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee, Track Team Seymour R. Stein “Sonny” Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Engineer Activities: Science Club, Corri- dor Patrol Hobby: Electronics Charles E. Streetman ““Chickie”’ Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell College: Northeastern Ambition: To be Wealthy, Healthy, and Happy. Activities: Track, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council, Technician Hobby: Sports Robert T. Strong “Bob” Last School: Washington Irving College: Boston State Teachers Ambition: Chemist Activities: Art Club Hobby: Reading Edward F. Sullivan “Sully” Last School: Saint Anthony’s College: Northeastern Ambition: Newspaperman Activities: Camera Club, Foot- ball Hobby: Ice Skating Charles T. Swartz Gharlie’ James O. Stultz “Jim” Last School: Patrick T. Camp- bell College: Wentworth Ambition: Aeronautical Design- er- Technician Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Science - Fiction Books Richard P. Sullivan “Frogs” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Wentworth Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: Driver Education Hobby: Collecting Pennies John E. Sweeney “Jay ” Last School: Oliver Wendell Holmes College: Boston State Ambition: French Teacher Activities: German Club Hobby: Stamp Collecting Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Northeastern Ambition: Learn More about Science. Activities: Junior Engineering Technical Society, Baseball, Technician Hobby: Sports Robert H. Takvorian 4 Talker Anthony F. Taurasi ee Tony 9° Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Veterinarian Activities: Technician, Artisan, Harvest Dance Committee Hobby: Sports Douglas R. Taylor “Jimmy” Last School: Elizabeth Duane Gillespie College: Tate Hairstyling and Processing Ambition: Hair Sytlist and Pro- cessor Activities: Track Team, Student Leader, Student Council Hobby: Poetry 105 Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Automobiles Richard J. Taylor “Ricky” Last School: Saint Kevin’s College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Engineer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Billiards Stephen E. Tecci “Steve” Last School: Washington Irving College: Wentworth Ambition: Aeronautical Techni- cian Activities: Security Patrol, Jun- ior Engineering and Technical Society, Lunch Room Patrol Hobby: Woodworking Melvin A. Terry a LeTEy” Last School: Boston Latin College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: To Succeed. Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Bowling Robert A. Thistle Paul F. Thomas “Bob” Lome -Last School: Grover Cleveland Last School: James P. Timilty College: Northeastern Ambition: Machinist Ambition: Constructional Engi- Activities: Art Club neer Hobby: Art Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Cars Michael J. Tilley “Mike” Last School: Mary E. Curley College: Annapolis Ambition: Engineer Activities: Band Hobby: Trombone Playing Harold D. Thomson “Harry” Last School: William E. Russell College: Wentworth Ambition: Aircraft Mechanic Activities: _ Corridor Patrol, Technician Hobby: Model Trains Robert L. Torosian Eloro. Last School: Abraham Lincoln College: Harvard Ambition: Journalist Activities: | Cross Country, Track, Glee Club, College Math Club, Artisan Hobby: Reading David M. Troiano Davee Last School: Washington Irving College: Bentley Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant Activities: Cross Country, Folk Singing Club Hobby: Golf 106 Donald Trainor “Maynard” Last School: Washington Irvin College: Northeastern : Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Target Shooting Paul R. True “Rock”? Last School: English College: Rochester Institute Ambition: To Own and M an- age a Printing Firm. Activities: Folk Singing Club Hobby: Water Skiing Vincent Trunfio “Vinnie” Last School: Washington Irving College: Northeastern Ambition: Industrial Engineer Activities: Corridor Patrol, Se- curity Patrol Hobby: Sports William A. Tutterman “Tut? Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Offset Lithographer Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Bowling Paul A. Urban einai Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Northeastern Activities: Art Club, Artisan, Technician Hobby: Art Steven R. Vassall, Jr. ma Viassie Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: State College Ambition: To Succeed in Life. Activities: Student Council, Track Team, Folk Singing Group Hobby: Sports John F. Walsh Packs Last School: Saint Ann’s College: Wentworth Ambition: Electronic Techni- cian Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Chess 107 Michael Turner “Mike”’ Last School: Maimonides College: Northeastern Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Track, Science Insti- tute for Able Learners, Harvest Dance Hobby: Photography Alan B. Ufland eeteittcies Last School: Solomon Lewen- berg College: Wentworth Ambition: Architectural Drafts- man, Track Team Hobby: Stamp Collecting Vyto J. Ulevicius “Vyto”’ Last School: Saint Peter’s College: New England College of Pharmacy Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Technician, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Cars Frederick J. Wajda ““Fred”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston University Ambition: To be Successful. Activities: Camera Club, Corri- dor Patrol Hobby: Water Skiing Michael R. Walsh “Mike” Last School: Saint Brendan’s College: Boston State Ambition: Teacher Activities: Band, Student Coun- cil, Track Hobby: Sports William H. Walsh “Billy” Last School: William Barton Rogers Ambition: Printer Activities: Harvest Dance Com- mittee Hobby: Sharpening Skates Alan J. Watson “ Coffee”’ Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Corridor Patrol Hobby: Singing Dennis C. Weikle Brass Last School: Joseph H. Barnes College: Northeastern Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Junior Engineering, Technological Society, Draft- ing Standards Hobby: Football John R. Whiton “Tyree” Last School: Boston Latin College: Boston College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Drill Team, Corridor Patrol, Technician Hobby: Reading Robert F. Wilman “Wilma” Last School: Boston Latin College: University of North Carolina Ambition: Navy or Marines Activities: Jets (President), Foot- ball, Harvest Dance Commit- tee 108 Lawrence E. Walter “Larry” Last School: William Barton Rogers College: Boston University Ambition: Christian Ministry Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Archery Robert T. Watts Suk ilom Last School: William Barton College: Northeastern Ambition: Dentist Activities: Chess Club Hobby: Coins Reuben R. Wheeler “Ruby” Last School: Lewis College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printing Journeyman Activities: Senior Class Commit- tee Hobby: Pool Richard T. Williams Jaboney”’ Last School: Washington Irving Ambition: Machinist ; Activities: Student Council Hobby: Sleeping Donald H. Wilson “Don” Last School: Marey E. Curley College: Northeastern Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Activities: Radio Club, Security Patrol Hobby: Hot Rodding Charles R. Winston “Chuck” Last School: Lewis College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Basketball, Track, Student Council, Athletics Club Stanley C. Wong “Stan” Last School: Abraham Lincoln College: Boston University Ambition: Engineering Activities: Drafting Standards, Corridor Patrol Hobby: Bowling Hobby: Sports Cleophas R. Wooten, Jr. _Cleo® Last School: Dearborn College: University of Massa- chusetts Ambition: Mech anical Engineer Activities: Football, Track, Se- curity Patrol Hobby: Rockets Jeffrey H. Wong OY Fete! Last School: Abraham Lincoln College: Northeastern Ambition: To be Successful. Activities: Harvest Dance, Cam- era Club Hobby: Sports Douglas R. Wynne “TD. Robinson” Last School: Woodrow Wilson College: Boston University Gerald D. Wright “jerry, Last School: Dearborn College: Wentworth Ambition: Engineer Ambition: Who’s Who in Activities: Radio Club America Hobby: Sports Activities: Artisan, Technician, Student Council, National Honor Society Hobby: Model Cars Eugene C. Younis “Yonk’”’ Last School: Washington Irving College: University of Massa- ch us etts Ambition: Engineer Activities: Junior Achievement Hobby: Surfing Daniel M. Young “Danny” _ Last School: Prince College: Rochester Institute Ambition: Printer Activities: Track Team Hobby: Football Victor C. Zukowski ee Vace Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Northeastern Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Driver Education, Lunch Patrol Hobby: Cars Luis G. Crosdale “TLucho”’ Last School: Lewis Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Prom Hobby: Auto Mechanics 109 James L. Durham COT; ” im Last School: Grover Cleveland College: Wentworth Ambition: To succeed Activities: Drafting Standards Hobby: Sports Michael P. Lacey “Mike” Last School: Saint Raphael’s College: Massachusetts College of Art Ambition: To do something the right way. Activities: Art Activity, Varsity, Vincent J. Poli “Vinny” Last School: Washington Irving College: Boston University Ambition: To be an offset printer. Activities: Senior Prom Hobby: Photography Steven E. Swartz “Steve” Last School: Robert Gould Shaw College: Mass. Bay Community College Ambition: Teacher Activities: Track, ArtClub, Folk Music Hobby: Art Crew, Corridor Patrol. Edward C. Sullivan “Sully” Last School: Saint Theresa’s College: Wentworth Ambition: To be successful. Activities: Senior Prom Hobby: Sports 110 Warren T. Gassler “Buzz Last School: Grover Cleveland Ambition: To be nothing. Activities: Driver Education Hobby: Sports ” Stephen F. Lydon ““Steve”’ Last School: Saint Margaret’s Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Senior Prom Hobby: Sports Thomas P. Stanton Solon Last School: Saint Ann’s College: State College of Boston Ambition: Teacher Activities: Baseball Hobby: Sports John J. Vibert “Butch” Last Schoo l: Saint Mary’s Ambition: Printer Activities: Senior Class Activi- ties Hobby: Cars History of Exvasttorn Technical High Stisat BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL is a school dedicated to the training of young men for a career in engineering and in the sciences. It was founded in September, 1893, and at that time was called MECHANIC ARTS HIGH SCHOOL. Charles W. Parmenter, from the opening of the school until June of 1823, was the headmaster. The school was dedicated “to further systematic instruction in drawing and mechanic arts, in addition to giving a thorough high school course in which mathematical and scientific branches predominate. ...” This was a new concept in education and Mechanic Arts High was one of the first schools in the United States founded t:pon this principle. 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 1890 and 1909. In 1944 the name of the school was changed to BOSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, since this seemed a more appropriate title and one better suited for the school. A post-war emphasis on technical edu- cation increased interest in Boston Technical High School. The school’s enrollment reached 1600 in the early 1950's. An annex was opened on School Street at Egleston Square to handle the growing student body. 1959-60 was a big year for Tech. The location of the school was changed from the Back Bay to Rox- bury. Roxbury Memorial High School at Warren and Townsend Streets was closed and after renovation and reconstruction became Boston Technical High School. 1959-60 was also a sad year for Tech. Many memo- ries were left behind in our previous domicile. Perhaps the greatest was the loss of military drill. Since its opening in 1893, Mechanic Arts High School and later Tech had been given a unique flavor by military drill 111 and the annual School Boy Parade, but this ended abruptly in the changing of buildings. However, this tradition can still be seen in part in the drill team we maintain and the military salute still used at as- semblies. Boston Technical High School has almost 70 years of tradition and reputation behind it and the changes in the buildings has brought an improvement in teach- ing 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 out the physical education program. With this fine equipment, many classrooms for each of our academic departments. and gifted teachers, the school continues to carry on its fine reputation for excellence in educa- tion. During 1962 Tech was evaluated by two prominent study groups which found our school to be one of the finest in the nation. Specifically, the two groups were the Sargent Committee from Harvard University and a regional accreditory body composed of teachers from Massachusetts. All phases of the curriculum were evaluated and the conclusions of the committees were most favorable indeed! Throughout the past years Tech’s graduates have entered practically every major university in the United States. Recently Tech has sent students to M.I.T., Princeton, Yale, California Institute of Tech- nology, Boston College, and Worcester Polytechnical. And in most cases Tech students showed that they were capable of academic excellence. They have en- tered almost every profession and are employed in nearly every state in the union and many of the coun- tries of the world. The training they received at Boston Technical High was, unquestionably, of inestimable value in their academic and professional success. =] NOW ia Ole Deis : nf [OQ SAYA FEU) Clogs 0 G2 ae = VAR NH Vhnons Hs TO THE GRADUATING = =e... ee) Seo 1 ey HED GEASS OF Ge | ( ih a oe eAJHENT TOLD YOU | e TO ORIBBLE DOWN F : WELL..... HE DIDNT == _ B{ COURT... [ MEANT OT OAL ND in WITH THE BALL... = SS S=_ fia ae =¢ ts i rT, = X35 FA Guat jon ” el ey SU — re TOS ua Sih) = HE HAD AN s = S ARGUMENT WITH | A TEACHER IN I9730 AND A —— € NEVER GOTAbroy SIGNED (Ree 1 £ ANC Eo Bra = fe ! a� ae ese . | ae os Zo (jee tty.” GF 112 REMEMBER «=. . The day Mr. Grant’s wife let him use the car... The Thursday they stopped serving worms in the cafeteria...The day Mr. Bluhm emptied the swimming pool with just one dive...Mr. Fur- ber’s ““Theoretically”’...The immortal words of Mr. Murray, “The whole senior class is flunking”’...Mr. Foley’s loose specs... How to rebound without breaking a leg by Mr. Grant...Joe McSorley sleeping on the stairs at lunch time... Theday the lock- er rooms were fumigated...The time Bellabona suggested bucket seats for the auditorium...and some entertaining foreign movies... Mr. Rosenthal’s famous necktie parties... And whether or not he reported his extracurricular activities to the Internal Revenue... Life is a ball by Coach Moran...The wise-guy in the lunch room saying, “I bet you any amount of money this brownie is bullet- proof’’...The day they stole Kearney’s gym suit and made a sub out of it...President Jim Amirsakis saying, “Who stolla my pear ?”’...Mr. Foley’s after school job: poisoning pigeons...The day the Technician blew a fuse...The war of the worlds when Ouellette wrestled Mahoney... The trips to the Library for tardy cards...The day Mr. Gable got laryngitis... The early days with- out heat, light, and a lunch room...The efficiency of our corridor patrol...The chaos on the MTA...The day Mr. Ricci carried his car to school...The time the Arab-liking Irishman on the faculty found four flat tires...Attention! 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