Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

ou sue! Bo “Sate , e | D THE ARROWHEAD FOR 1960 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF Burlington High School E.ditor-in-chictiecy. . 7, ncatera ett he. ea eM Sets te Ss Anita Russo AASSISTAN Ge uCGICOV rama eee wee ree cake Margaret Gregory AYULECICOTS emcee ee ee James and John Roebuck, Barbara Carnes, Corrine Norden BICLUrOMLUCI LOLs ere rch etn ri ener ees Judith Motta Business eCltOrwee ene ye: SSR ee aye Richard Brown SDOPLSHUCILOrS eee George Arkalis, Rosemary Howard Contents Preface: +i 34.8.0 Soe eee page Introduction (eee see eee page senior Art Galleryey., 3 eee page ActiVItles ® 2)4e e888 cae ee eee ae page Familiar, Paces ee. page Incidentally 2.99. - 7 eee page Those who may follow een page “Alma: Mater? 33s) ae ne page [being of soundimindis)5.3 4 ee page Who's. Who 20-9) eee ares ee page CanseY ou lmavine 2a page Prophesy ?sProphes yaee ee page The Faculty ee, eee ner ee ere page | REMINISCENCE? eee eee page SPOVTS sROUNC-U pee page [he Y earn, S Ongs. 2s er page A Social ¥lete-a-tete 25a eee page LD eeSeCN10 GER 10 Ue: e ene page Our SPONSOPS! eee page BleasesPatronize ss. ee eee page Dedication We of the Senior Class of 1960, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John H. MacDonald. As a member of the Burlington High School faculty for five years, Mr. MacDonald has taught History, English and Latin. We all agree it has been fun to know him even though he has been a constant target for our newest pranks. Now as we leave, we want to say hail (little) Caesar! To you, the graduates of the Class of 1960, sincerest congratulations for a job well done. As you take leave of Burlington High School, I would entreat you to pursue lifes challenges with the same seriousness of pur- pose as you did the problems confronted by you during your high school days. Such per- severance will certainly contribute to a hap- py and successful life. If at any time you find I can be of service to you, do not hesitate to contact me. Jerome J. Lynch Superintendent of Schools To the Class of 1960: We of the Faculty of the Burlington Jun- ior-Senior High School wish you success in any ventures that you may undertake. You have now reached a turning point in your lives. Some of you have plans for further education. Others will now enter the fields of business and will settle into patterns which will determine your future. However you decide to go at this point, all of you are still preparing to act as the citizens of to- morrow. The lessons which you have learned should have developed your attitudes, skills and habits to a fairly high degree in order for you to perform whatever tasks you set for your goals. The changes in technology and in our way of life which have come about in the few years since you have been students present a very startling challenge to all. We are on the threshold of a great exploration which will rival in history the great changes of the past with which you are familiar. Per- haps some of the members of the Class of 1960 will be active in this exploratory pe- riod. Good luck to you all. James M. Horton, Principal Class History A new and seemingly glorious world opened to the Freshmen of Burlington High School on September 3, 1956. At first we were overcome with our exalted position as “Freshmen” but we soon be- came aware of our unimportance. Never- theless, we discovered that we were en- titled to many new privileges. We held our first class meeting and elected the following class officers. Presi- dent, Roger Roach: Vice President, San- dra Wood: Secretary, Evelyn Parker: and Treasurer, Corrine Norden. In Novem- ber we put on our first dance which we felt was an overwhelming success. With a newly found confidence, we eagerly looked. forward to holding another dance in May. In spite of double sessions, locker com- binations, new teachers, and new regula- tions, we lasted through the year. We proudly received our certificates at our Commencement Exercises in June and readied ourselves for the big jump into the tenth grade. In September we returned as Sopho- mores feeling slightly superior and much more confident with one year behind us. Our class officers were President, Edward Callahan: Vice President, Rosemary Cal- lahan: Secretary, Catherine Couture: and Treasurer, Donald McIntire. We put-.our brains and talents together and founded the School Newspaper, “Hi-Lites”. Some of us became members of the National Honor Society and many went out for sports. We completed our Sophomore year with happy prospects of being Juniors the. following year. Plunging enthusiastically into our Jun- ior year we determined to take full ad- vantage of being upper-classmen. We chose Harvey Ames as our President, Catherine Couture for Vice President, Rosemarie Rettman for Secretary and re-elected Don- ald McIntire as Treasurer. Much to our joy, our long awaited Rings arrived just before Christmas. In a few short months we turned our attention to planning the climatic event of Junior Year. After what seemed like endless hours of planning, decorating and chang- ing our minds, our Junior Prom, which we had happily anticipated for so long, fin- ally became a reality. This was a most significant year for all of us, filled with activity, study and fun. In September of ‘59’ we returned, Sen- iors at last ... and the rest of the story is this book. Kathleen Zverblis Norma Spinetti Barbara A. Bannon Fashion Show, Glee Club, Record Club, Dance Prom Committees George C. Arkalis Varsity Club, Yearbook Staff, Man- ager—Baseball, Football, Basket- Harvey M. Ames ant President—Junior Class; President —Senior Class; Editor — News Page; Honor Society, Chess Club; Boys State “BARBIE” (A good name is rather to be chos- en than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold) “FUZZY” (More Bronze than Brains) Donald R. Boyd - Dance Committee, Yearbook Com- ‘HARV mittee (He filled a great place among us) Irene M. Blanchet Fashion Show, Record Club, Dance Prom Committees Judith N. Beale Student Council, Art Club, Record Club, Glee Club, Prom Committee, Usherette—Senior Play and Senior Graduation , Yearbook Committee “DON” (In every art of mischief his hand is prominent) “RENIE” (Better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow) ‘JUDIE (Fun has no limits) Susan E. Boyer Glee Club, Newspaper Staff, Year- book Committee, Dance Prom Committees, Dramatic Club, Bas- ketball, Fashion Show Philip Brown Glee Club, Record Club, Basketball Richard Brown Student Government Day Repre- sentative “59”, Dance and Prom Committees, Yearbook Business Manager “SUSIE” (A joyful mind maketh age flour ishing) “PHIL” (They fail and they alone, who have not striven) John F. Butters Catherine S. Cain “DICK” Record Club — President, Varsity (Heaven helps those who help Club, Varsity Cheerleader, Student themselves) Council, Glee Club, Dance Prom Committees, Dramatic Club Edward L. Callahan President—Sophomore Class, Pres- ident — Student Council, Football, Chairman — Ways Means Com- mittee for Senior Class, Dance Committee STACK? (He who riseth late must trot all day) ee SKATIEY (They can, because they think they can) “EDDIE” (A little nonsense now and then 9 is relished by the best of men) Maureen D. Carlin Cheerleader, J. V. Basketball, Ush- erette, Prom Committee, Record Club, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Yearbook Committee Rosemary P. Callahan Richard D. Card National Honor Society, Class Of- “Getting there was enough” ficer, Student Council, Editor of “High Lites”, Glee Club, Math Club, Basketball, Softball, Dance Prom Committees, Dramatic Club, Co-Captain of Basketball “MORK” (To have her as your friend would be a life long treat) SDL KZ (A Jester at heart) Roger Cooper Science Fair, Math Club, Chess Club, Honor Society, ‘“Hi-Lites” . c Staff, Student Government Day ‘SUGIE Representative ‘‘60” (Good natured, friendly, always John M. Coleman happy) Football, Baseball, Student Coun- cil, Varsity Club, Newspaper Staff, Record Club, Dance Committee Barbara A. Carnes Dance Committee, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Record Club “COOP” (The best orator is one who has confused himself) “JACKY” (Actions speak louder than words) SOUCY (She has a smile of friendliness for all who know her) Ratt Cronin Catherine M. Couture Glee Club, President—Record Club, Secretary Student Council, Treas- urer Honor Society, Cheerleader, Varsity Club, Social Editor—News- paper, Dance Prom Committees, Secretary Sophomore Class, Vice- President Junior Class, Ways Means Committee for Senior Class, Yearbook Committee Dance Prom Committees, Bas- ketball, Record Club, Softball, Dra- matic Club John Duggan Football, Varsity Club, Baseball, Glee Club, Yearbook Committee “EDIE” (I see the right now and I approve it too) “KATHIE” (Nothing is worth doing if it is not well done) Virginia A. Durant Glee Club, Record Club, Dance “ ” Prom Committees JOHNNY Jane E. Enos (Praise the Lord and pass the am- Field Hockey, Dramatic Club, Hon- munition) or Society, Newspaper Staff, Chess Club, Dance Prom Committees Karen T. Fay Cheerleader, Varsity Club, Usher- ette, Newspaper Staff, Glee Club, Dance Prom Committees, Record Club “GINNY” (The hand of the valiant shall bear rule) “JANIE” (A gracious woman shall find glory, and the strong shall have riches) “PEANUT” (Reward of duty is power to ful- 7 fill another) Marie E. Govoni Record Club, Softball, Yearbook Committee, Newspaper Staff, Dance Prom Committees Gerald Gavin Celeste L. Ferrari Record Club, Yearbook Committee, Dance Prom Committees, News- paper Staff “MEG” (Kindness in her, nobler than re- venge) “JERRY” (Seen but not heard) Jean M. Hawley - es Dance Committee, Dramatic Club, CANDY Newspaer Staff (And her face so fair, stirred with her dream as rose leaves the air) Richard Griffin Margaret E. Gregory Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Math Club, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society, Dance °rom Committees “JEANIE” (Better late than never) “DICK” (A man of few words but power- ful meaning) “LYNNE” (A wisp of loveliness, to know her is to love her) Evelyn M. Heigham Newspaper Staff, National Honor Society, Dance Prom Commit- tees Robert F. Hoskins Football, Basketball, Baseball, Var- sity Club, Dance Prom Commit- tees, Usher for Prom, Ring Com- mittee “EVIE” (There is gold and a multitude of rubies, but the lips of knowledge are a precious jewel) “BOB” (Each man is justified in his own individuality ) Helen M. Hughes Basketball, J. V. Cheerleader, Ring Committee, Glee Club, Dance Prom Committees, Vice President — Record Club, Dramatic CTub, Ways and Means Committee, Year- book Committee Marilyn L. Jackson Glee Club, Record Club, Prom Committee LOVES (The virtue in most respects is conformity ) (Young in years and old in judg- ment) Rosemary Howard Co-Captain of Basketball Team, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Dance Prom Committees, Softball, Dra- matic Club, Glee Club, Honor So- ciety, Record Club, Usherette “ROSIE” (Good sense which is only in the gift of heaven) Margaret H. Lecaroz Sion tba lly Honor Society, Jo V: Cheerleader, Secretary—Record Club, Student Council, Vice Presi- dent — Senior Class, Usherette, Yearbook Committee EPEGGY” (Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness and all her paths are peace) Thomas J. Lynch Chess Club, Basketball, Football, Varsity Club, Dance Committee, Loretta A. Malatesta Newspaper Staff Cheerleader, Honor Society, News- paper Staff, Glee Club, Varsity Club, Dramatic Club, Dance Prom Committees, Record Club, Ways and Means Committee Carol A. Lefaive - : Yearbook Committee, Dance and Prom Committees, Record Club “TOMMY” (A little fun is relished by the best of men) (She openeth her mouth with wis- dom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness) Thomas F. McHugh “CARRIE” (Football, Dance Committee) Th ae of metal pure as finest Geraldine RaMartio Glee Club, Chess Club, Dramatic Club, Dance Committee Patricia Marr “TOMMY” (Leisure is time for doing some- thing useful) CGE ae (A smile goes a long way) SO ATT (If armies in camp should stand to- gether against me: my heart shall not fear) i Donald C. McIntire Class Officer, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity Club, Newspaper Staff “CHARLIE” (Doing nothing is better than be- ing busy doing nothing) Michael K. Morrison Math Club, Science Fair, Treasurer —Chess Club, Science Club, Chess Club, Soccer Club “MOLECULE” (Heaven helps a man who has faith in the future) s Ruth H. McKeown Co - captain — Cheerleaders, J. V. Cheerleader, Varsity Club, Field Hockey, Dramatic Club, Prom and Dance Committees, Glee Club, Newspaper Staff, Fashion Show eekly Et as (Ernest efforts carry one far) Judith A. Motta Glee Club, Record Club, Fashion Show, Newspaper Staff, Dramatic Club, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Dance and Prom Committees, Ush- erette “SNOW SHOES” Edward Melendy “EDDIE” (He takes life as it comes and en- joys it) Robert Murray Dance and Prom Committees, Field Team (head) (She shall give to thine head an ornament of grace a crown of glory shall she deliver thee) BOBBYS (A small leak will sink a great ship) Beverly Norton President — Glee Club, President- Dramatic Club, Prom Committee Ann Corrine Norden J. V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer- leader, Ciass Treasurer, Secretary of Record Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Dance Prom Committees, Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, Softball, Varsity Club, Yearbook Staff Barry W. Newcombe Dance Committee, Chess Club “DUPEY. (To do or not to do, that is the question) Evelyn A. Parker “COOKIE” ; ; Basketball, Captain, J. V. Cheer- (The secret of success is constancy leaders, Secretary, Ring Commit- to purpose) tee, Glee Club, Dance and Prom Committees, Dramatic Club, Rec- “NOOK” : ord Club, Softball, Fashion Show, John Paige Usherette for graduation (Think much, speak little) Football, Captain of Football 59- 60 team, Baseball, Glee Club, Rec- : ord Club, Varsity Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Freshman Class Leon Osborne Football, Varsity Club, Glee Club, Prom Committee “£VIE” (Any leader must have an iron hand in a velvet glove) Atl OP Ra RN (You can’t win all the time) ROCKY: fea but he gave me no answ- er Gail A. Phalen Majorette, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Record Club, Dance Committee, Yearbook Com- Marie D. Pazola mittee Glee Club, Chess Club, Dramatic Club, President—National Honor Society, Captain — Field Hockey, Feature Editor of Newspaper, Yearbook Committee, Dance and Prom Committee Robert E. Ramsdell Dance and Prom Committees, Year- book Committee, Record Club, Chess Club, Band, Usher (Bright star, wish I were as stead- fast as thou art) Rosemarie C. Rettman “MARIESIE” Secretary of Junior Class, Secre- (The law of the wise is a fountain tary of Senior Class, Co-Captain of of life) Majorettes, Dance and Prom Com- mittees, National Honor Society, if A Yearbook Committee BOB (A merry heart maketh a cheer- James Roebuck ful countenance) Prom Committee, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Record Club John Roebuck Football, Prom Committee, News- paper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Rec- ord Club “ROSIE” (Consistence, Thou are a jewel) “JIMMY” (Mingle your joys sometimes with your earnest occupation) “TOMMY” (His words were few; His thoughts many) Anita L. Russo Editor-in-chief of Yearbook, Na- tional Honor Society, Dance and Prom Committees “oN ITA??” (Speak of angels and you will hear the flutter of their wings) Sandra J. Smith Basketball, Glee Club, Math Club, President of Math Club, National Honor Society, Editor of Editorial Page, Newspaper Staff, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Dance and Prom Committees, Girls State, Yearbook Committee, Chess Club “ZELDA” (Young fair and debonair, wit and humor belong to genius alone) Richard Ryan Band, Math Club, Chess Club “TIGER” (Heaven helps a man who has faith in the future) Norma M. Spinetti Drum Majorette, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff, Record Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Dance and Prom Committees, Year- book Committee “COUSIN” (Her manner was ever soft and sweet, a fine thing in a woman) Elaine Skidmore Glee Club, Record Club, Dance and Prom Committees “LANIE” (Don’t worry about troubles till they come) Frank Sullivan Vice President—Math Club, Vice President—C hess Club, Science Fair, Usher “FRANK” (There’s none like him, none) William R. Webber Math Club, Science Club, Science Fair, Usher William Wilkie Football, Dance and Prom Com- mittees, Glee Club Sandra L. Wood Basketball, Student Council, Cheer- leader, Varsity Club, Prom Com- mittee, Record Club, Dramatic Club “WEBFOOT” (The world knows little of its great men) “WILKIE” (Comin in on a wing and a prayer) Lawrence R. Yarnell “SANDY” National Honor Society Kathleen E. Zverblis (The harder one works, the softer National Honor Society, Field Hoc- one’s bed) key, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Newspaper Staff, Dance and Prom Committees PS BG SAR Ge (A sound mind in a healthy body) SKATHY (A friend in need, is a friend in deed) 2 cs AN S. “Ne iy [np yryneod ef Ss Want sean te Avyway ge wk ven ey tnes dt yo.’ Favorite Sayings | oT Piyy f Glee Club Ist row (left to right): Joanne Guidoboni, Pamela Mattos, Judith Langsdorf, Nancy MacDonald, Bar- bara Jackson, Claudia Turnquist, Sharon Fredericks, Virginia Anderson, Irene Berardi, Carolyn Geddes. 2nd row: Joanne McKenzie, Barbara McKinnon, Linda Duncan, Carol Kelly, Catherine Cain, Edith Cronin, Noreen Osborne, Judith Chase, Jean Mc- Intire, Susan Gaskell, Doris Jones, Nancy Hinckley, Agnes Allen, Dayle Rupprecht, Janalee Burgess, Mr. Wood. 3rd row: Toni Gentile, Virginia Black- burn, Beverly Norton, Susan Boyer, Bonnie Duncan, Patricia Hyde, Virginia Skelton, Nancy Matthews, Nancy Murphy, Judith Ramsdell, Mary Lou Mar- shall, Lorraine Beard, Nancy Martin, Judith Lins- ley. Top: Ralph McGrath, Jerry Holland, David Boudrot. Dramatic Club Ist row: Bernadette LeBlanc, Avrille Neilsen, Susan Scanlon, Angela D’Arcangelo, Lucille Lynch, Lor- raine Sullivan, Louise Ingram, Diane Hamilton, Mary Reynolds, Mrs. Fernaldo. 2nd row: Ann Joslin, Catherine Von Gemort, Patricia Powers, Edward Doyle, Paul Cleveland, Robert Peterson, Vincent Bartolucci, Melvin Smith, Barbara Cote, Carol Cristopherson, Eleanor Sloan. 3rd row: Janet Russo, Elaine Brooks, Carol Olson, Susan Cooper, Nancy Sherwood, Ruth Goodrich, Carol Sherwood, Diane Noonan, Ruth Kindred, Sandra Cote, Marcia Lund- gren, Edna Waters, Ruth Tobin. First Row (left to right): Susan Lynch, Caroline Mohan, Lorraine Lynch, Cheryl Lareice, Doris Jones, Susan Ulson, Barbara Guertin, Virginia Anderson, Betty Ann Barret, Katherine Enos, Joanne Mc- Kenzie. Second Row: Mr. Deechan, Morris Rellisier, Richard Miller, John French, Ronald Given, Ralph Arrdella, Richard Frost, Linda Mason, Richard Band Mel-O-Airs (first row, left to right) Eddie Salvato, Ronald Given, (second row) Jerry Holland, Richard Ryan. Ryan, Eddie Salvato, Melvin Smith, Allan Courage, Steven Smith, Jerry Holland, Charles Thayer, Mr. Wood. Third Row: (Majorettes) Judy Langsdorf, Donna Jackman, Norma Spinetti, Sandy Butlin, Gerry Poklumba, Rosemarie Rettman, Mary Ann Merino, Carol Burke, Nancy Hinkley, Clair Spring- er, Marylou Marshall, Nancy Murphy. Math Club Ist row: William Webber, Harold Cook, Margaret Gregory, Sandra Smith, Carol Christopherson, Mrs. Edith Morrison. 2nd row: Michael Morrison, Rob- ert Sanchez, Frank Sullivan, David Lacey, Charles Finn, William Detellis. National Honor Society Ist row (left to right): Loretta Malatesta, Barbara Guertin, Kathleen Zverblis (Secretary), Marie Pa- zola (President), Miss Elizabeth Grey (Advisor), Roger Cooper (Vice President), Catherine Cou- ture (Treasurer), Sheila Prindiville, Anita Russo, Bernadette LeBlanc. 2nd row: Marilyn Matthews, Lon Howell, Edward Nolan, Susan Gaskell, Susan Scanlon, Joyce Nault, Nancy Richardson, Caroline Masciocchi, John Malatesta, John Harff, Patricia Ellis, Nancy Seminatore. 3rd row: Margaret Gre- gory, Sandra Smith, Rosemary Callahan, Robert Given, Gary Cousins, Leroy Winchester, Paul Luti, Harvey Ames, Evelyn Heigham, Karen Griffin. Chess Club Ist row: Jane Enos, Marie Pazola, Michael Mor- rison, Roger Cooper, Frank Sullivan, William Webber, Miss Elizabeth Grey, Kathleen Zverblis. 2nd row: Everett Hudson, Harvey Ames, Robert Sanchez, David Lacey, Thomas Lynch, Charles Finn, Bruce Harper, William Detellis. Varsity Club Ist row (left to right): Paul Gur- ney, John Puleo, John Malatesta, John Paige, Robert Hoskins (Vice- President), George Arkalis (Presi- dent), George Mosnicka, Donald Parker, Richard Healey, Mr. Roach. 2nd row: Robert Guidoboni, Robert Robinson, Raymond Naramore, John Coleman, Leon Osborne, Thomas Lynch, Lon Howell, James Scelzo, Donald McIntire, William Small, John McIntosh. 38rd row: Charles Watters, Edward Bruno, Richard Dyer, Paul Luti, Leroy Winchester, Robert Given, Joseph Kimball, Wil- liam Harvey, Bryan Osborne, Eu- gene DeFrancesco, Edward Calla- han. Varsity 2a Club SE Ist row: Karen Fay, Ruth Mce- . Keown, Mrs. Priscilla Granfield, : Sandra Wood, Florence LaQua- glia. 2nd row: Carole Hutchin- son, Loretta Malatesta, Carol Kelly, Catherine Cain, Carol Sherwood, Catherine Couture, Maureen Carlin. Student Council lst row: Rosemary Callahan, George Mosnicka, Catherine Couture, Edward Calla- han, Sandra Wood, Judith Beale, Catherine Cain. 2nd row: Sandra Smith, Judith Langsdorf, Doris Jones, John Puleo, Virginia Guidoboni, Miss Helen Murphy, Carol Pazeretsky, Ruth Tobin, Dayle Rupprecht, Melanie Moore, Margaret Lecaroz. -Tep row: John Coleman, David Pollicelli. 25 Mrs. Evilo Vigneau, Mrs. Helen McGinnis, and Mrs. Ellen Sarno serve us well as con- noisseurs of one of the most selective arts, food! The lunch bell brings smiles to the faces of these Seniors. Ze Richard Brown, Robert Murray, Richard Card, Robert Hoskins and Philip Brown comprise our Dish Scraping Brigade. Here we see our Seniors engaging in their favorite activity, eating! 27 Mr. Harold Borgeson and Vincent Reynolds are familiar faces to all of us as cus- todians at B.H.S. Miss Mary Hayes is one of our guiding beacons as Mrs. Katherine Sweeney serves us as secretary to Assistant Guidance Director. our Principal, Mr. James Horton. Student Government Glection Day Ist row (left to right): Election Campaign Manag- ers: Thomas Lynch, Robert Ramsdell, Philip Brown, Rosemary Howard, Helen Hughes. 2nd row: Student Government Day Candidates Roger Cooper, Harvey Ames, Susan Boyer, Richard Brown, John Duggan. Campaign posters used by the Student Governinent At the voting polls. Checkers line either side of the candidates. hali watching carefully that no foul play is used. Counting the ballots. Here we see a few senior girls Three of the candidates, John Duggan, Susan Boyer, counting the ballots, it looks like a close race. and Richard Brown eagerly await the election results. Congratulations Roger! And now we present our Student Government Day Representative, Roger Cooper. It was a wonder- ful race to the finish and the results were over- whelmingly received with Joy. 29 Ghe Hi-Lites Newspaper Staff saat neni somerinennone ‘ Bee ‘ . a e . : ae : t A. Waar Ist row (left to right): Catherine Couture, Rosemary Callahan, Miss Helen Murphy, Marie Pazola, Maureen Carlin. 2nd row: Barbara Carnes, Thomas Lynch, Harvey Ames, Roger Cooper, Sandra Smith. Arrowhead Yearbook Staff Ist row (left to right): James Roebuck, Margaret Gregory (Assistant Editor), Anita Russo (Editor), George Arkalis. 2nd row: John Roebuck, Barbara Carnes, Judith Beale, Mr. John E. Fogelberg (Yearbook Advisor), Judith Motta (Picture Editor), Rosemary Howard, Richard Brown (Business Manager). In Appreciation We, the Senior Class, wish to extend our heart-felt thanks to Mr. John Edward Fogelberg in appreciation of all the work, time and energy that he has so freely given to us in helping to make our Senior year a bright and pros- perous one. 31 Ist row (left to right): Virginia Anderson, Ruth Kindred, Janalee Burgess, Melina LeFebvre, Joan Gelmas, Marilyn Matthews, Carol Hutchinson, Judy Fay, Nancy Hinckley, Leroy Winchester, Doris Jones, Barbara Roberto, Melanie Moore, Sheila Prin- diville, Toni Gentile, Sandra Russo, Edna Watters. 2nd row: Fontaine DeLuca, Carolyn Geddes, Ruth Goodrich, Agnes Allen, Barbara Torres, Marilyn Cunningham, Patricia Ellis, Anne Morgan, Carol Sherwood, Lorraine Beard, Judith Chase, Lucille Lynch, Nancy Reed, Rachel Manninen, Marcia Lund- gren, Catherine Von Gemort, Elizabeth Pazeretsky, Nancy Seminatore, Joanne Lovejoy, Barbara Guer- tin, Constance Tobin, Carole Jorgenson, Nancy Mac- Donald, Barbara Jackson. 3rd row: Virginia Black- burn, Irene Berardi, Bonnie Duncan, Gayle Swett, Nancy Richardson, Janet Russo, Sue Ulson, Joyce Nault, Stephen Springer, Robert Given, Joseph An- tonis, Joseph Kimball, William Harvey, John Fisher, Patricia Hyde, Carol Lombardo, Nancy Pratt, Karen Griffin, Judith Ramsdell, Virginia Skelton. 4th row: John McIntosh, Richard Peterson, Richard Dyer, Paul Luti, James Scelzo, William Smith, Richard Healey, Harold Cook, Robert Sanchez, Richard Rus- sell, Stanley Penny, Robert Guidoboni, Robert Robin- son, Raymond Naramore, William Small, John Hur- ley, Daniel Shea, Floyd Strout, Charles Wentworth, Ronald Johnson, David Lacey, Stuart Liljegren. 5th row: Stephen Connors, William McDonald, Her- bert Johnson, Jerry Holland, Eugene Marsnall, John Fortes, John Harff, Edward Doyle, William Bushee, John Keene, Steven Roebuck, Melvin Smith, Charles Stott, Lon Howell, George Mosnicka, John Puleo, Roger Caterino, Vincent Bartolucci, Daniel Hogan, Richard Oldham, Gerard Chambers, Charles Finn. Ist row (left to right): Elaine Brooks, Ruth Tobin, Mary Reyn- olds, Claudia Turnquist, Florence La Quaglia, Bernadette Le- Blanc, Angela, D’Arcangelo, Sandra Sharpe, Donna Jackman, Sharon Fredericks, Patricia Powers, Barbara Cote, Susan Carter, Sandra Nault, Carol Pazeretsky, Joanne Guidoboni, Pamela Mattos, Cheryle Comey, Carol Kelly, Linda Duncan. 2nd row: Anne Joslyn, Sandra Cote, Margaret Rainha, Jean McIntire, Eleanor Sloan, Judith Heigham, Diane Noonan, David Pollicelli, Joan Gillis, Dorothy Queen, Susan Cooper, Nancy Sherwood, Marion Knight, Susan Gaskell, Caroline Masciocchi, Gail Bustead. 3rd row: Dayle Rupprecht, Frances Doherty, Martha Pattison, Carol Christopherson, Daine Hamilton, Louise Ingram, Lorraine Sullivan, Patricia Curtin, Jeanne Cote, Claire Springer, Nancy Mathews, Mary Lou Marshall, Linda Mason, Mary Rock, Bar- bara Schreiber, Nancy Murphy, Diane Fenwick, Joyce Burrill, Avrille Neilsen, Geraldine Poklemba, Marcia Morse, Susan Scanlon, Ada Rosson, Patricia Sullivan, Noreen Osborne, Nancy Haines, Carol Olson. 4th row: Sandra Butlin, Robert Nolan, Robert McKeown, Thom- as Peranelli, David Sanfason, Robert Pero, Paul Gurney, Edward Bruno, Ronald Danielson, Eugene DeFrancesco, Kenneth Perkins, Gary Cousins, Frederick Carnes, Walter Graham, Donald Parker, Allen Wyer, Paul Christianson, William Graham, Anthony Kra- suzki, James Reynolds, Robert Naughton, Elizabeth Meuse. 5th row: Dorothy MacKay, Mary Stewart, Richard Meegan, Wil- liam Sousa, Edward Smith, Roger Kindred, George Tyler, George McGarr, Frederick Keene, William Detellis, James Costa, Donald Griffin, Garfield Hansson, Paul Cleveland, Reginald Hol- land, Everett Hudson, Henry Marchie, David Murphy, John Keating, Hugh Brown, Frank Butler, Joseph Sousa, Jacqueline Loiselle, Mary Anne Merino. 6th row: Ralph Gillis, John Malatesta, John French, George Dow, Bruce Darwin, Ernest Carpenter, Roger Quigley, Michael Colangelo, Bruce Harper, Ernest MacPhail, Joseph Cunningham, David Fleming, Charles Anderson, Charles Watters, David Boudrot, Paul McLaughlin, Ronald Hopkinson, Edward Nolan. Class Song 1960 (OH HAIL ALMA MATER) Oh hail Alma Mater, At this hour of parting, Our voices unto thee in tribute raise; Forever to leave thee, We'll treasure so deeply, The memories of our happy high school days. Our motto is noble, Our standards the highest, Let “’Truth Prevail’’ shall be our guiding light; Thy lessons have taught us, To stand ever faithful, To Burlington, our country and the right. Refrain: Farewell O Burlington, Never let our voices silent be, To speak of our high school With love and devotion And in every way to honor thee. From “Sons of Geneva”’ Margaret Gregory Ruth McKeown 34 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Harvey Ames Margaret Lecaroz Rosemarie Rettman Donald McIntire 35 Class Will We, the prison mates of cell blocks 203 and 206, wish to testify that due to most pressing and unfortu- nate circumstances we do hereby leave the premises. The reason for this departure is insubordination, de- sertion in time of desperation (skipping detention), and because of our failure to keep these duly elected appoint- ments we do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. Like many organizations there are those among us with outstanding abilities and we, being generous in nature, wish to bestow the following upon our dearest friends and relatives. They are: | Harvey Ames, leave my brother, Denis, my ability to do nothing in French and pass. | George Arkalis, leave anyone worthy of it, my ability to sleep in class with my eyes open. | Judith Beale, leave to Vinny Bartolucci my ability to be the last one at the bus stop in the morning and to the future Senior girls—‘’Keep Thursday a Yellow Day.” | Susan Boyer, leave to my brother, Rickey, the abil- ity to open his locker on the first try. (1 never could.) | Richard Brown, leave my ability to’chase fires on school time to anyone interested. | Roger Cooper, leave to anyone who needs it my ability to talk my way out of detention. | Catherine Couture, leave to Chuck Newton and George Mosnicka the ability to get newspaper material in on time. | John Duggan, leave to my sister, my ability to get away with anything she pulls and to have Mr. MacDon- ald the way | did. | Jane Enos, leave the ability to talk and chew gum in class without getting caught. | Marie Govoni, leave to my brother, Jim, the ability to be the third from the last in the lunch line for three years “’running.”’ | Helen Hughes, leave to my brother, Butchie, all the ability to skip school and get caught. | Margaret -Lecaroz, leave to a future senior my ability to talk Mrs. Niles out of classes. | Carol Lefaive, leave to Karen Griffin the ability to be late in the morning and still catch the school bus. | Corrine Norden, leave to my sister, Nancy, my ability to skip ‘’O’’ period and not get caught. | Geraldine Martin, leave to my sister, Kimmy, the ability to continuously ‘’Giggle’’ all day without getting caught. | Leon Osborne, leave to my brother, Bryan, the ability to get along with Mr. Bettencourt. | Evelyn Parker, leave to my brother, Donald, my ability to have as much fun at BHS as | did! | Robert Ramsdell, leave to Joe B. Kimball my ability to flunk the English exams. | Norma Spinetti, leave to my sister, Nancy, the ability to find somewhere to go during the ’’O”’ period. | Sandra Wood, leave to Carol Kelly the ability to skip school on St. Patrick’s day and get caught. 36 After serious thought and deliberation, Barbara Ban- non hereby bequeaths Cell Block 206 to anyone who wants it, and in addition, Elaine Skidmore wishes to leave behind, Mr. MacDonald, our cell warden. Looking out for the welfare of our beloved keeper, Thomas McHugh donates a quart of milk for Mr. MacDonald’s ulcer. Following this eventful sports year we wish to render the following: Judith Motta wishes to leave to Diane Fenwick the ability to make 5 fouls in a quarter on the Basketball team. Rosemary Callahan wishes to leave to the girls on the basketball team ‘’Our Song.”’ John Coleman leaves to Larry O’Leary a pair of Football socks which he stole for him. Rosemary Howard wishes to leave to Sue Gaskell all the fun which she has had on the Basketball team. “Good luck next year.’’ Maureen Carlin wishes to leave to the next sports editor of the newspaper the task of having his master in on time. Ruth McKeown leaves twelve complete cheering uni- forms to next year’s Cheerleaders with hope for a won- derful year. Loretta Malatesta leaves to some lucky Cheerleader her name in the line-up. Through these last years we have all enjoyed friend- ship, Companionship, and good times. They are: “|| Margaret Gregory, leave to the Junio- Class the hope that your Senior year will be filled with success and good times.” “|, Marie Pazola, leave to all the underclassmen the lasting friendship and fun that BHS has to offer.” “|, Sandra Smith, leave to the future seniors at BHS forever, the happiest years of their lives.’’ “|, Celeste Ferrari, leave to my brother, Al, all the fun | had during school.’’ “|, Evelyn Heigham, leave all the fun I’ve had to my sister, Judy.’ Before taking leave from BHS a few of us wish to express our mutual feelings which are implied below. | Richard Card, Leave, | Hope! | Richard Griffin, Leave with delight! | Gerald Gavin, Leave, unhappily? | Robert Hoskins, Leave ‘’With Pleasure.’’ | Edward Melendy, Leave BHS, Thank goodness! | John Paige, Leave? |, Michael Morrison leave my interest in Science to whoever shall aspire to it. Other Science minded students wish to leave their experiments with which they have so diligently worked in the following forms: “|, Catherine Cain leave my ‘home made’ bomb to Patty Hyde and my dear sisters to blow up the school.”’ “Tl, Frank Sullivan leave all my rockets that didn’t work to Mrs. Granfield.”’ “| William Webber leave many numbers and figures.’ At this time a few of us wish to designate to our followers the assets which we think will contribute to their success in their remaining year at BHS. With this in mind, | Donald Boyd leave BHS to any- one who thinks he can use it. |, Robert Murray, leave to Miss Grey the future Seniors. ‘’Best of Luck.’’ I, Barry Newcombe, leave to my nephew, James, all my books in locker number 76. |, Irene Blanchet, leave to Melina all my good marks in the quickie quizzes. Now we come to the little incidentals which we feel are very important in helping some of the future Seniors for we believe that it is the little things that really count. |, Gail Phalen, leave to my brother, Lee the ‘’Privi- lege’’ of riding the school bus. |, Anita Russo, leave to Angela my standing place in the cafeteria. |, Kathleen Zverblis, leave to my sister, Sue Ann, my last seat in the last row in home room. |, Barbara Carnes, leave Janet Russo my past time of chewing gum. |, Marilyn Jackson, leave to my sister all my deten- tions in Room 202. |, Jean Hawley, leave to Doris Jones, the misery of Gym Class. |, John Butters, l eave to ‘’Crash’’ Caterino all the ‘46 Fords at BHS. 1, Edward Callahan, leave to my sane brother my spot in the school parking lot for dented cars. |, Beverly Norton, leave to the Junior who wants it My Crazy Mixed Up Mind. 1, William Wilkie, leave to Bobby Robinson the key to the boys basement. |, James Roebuck, leave to Stan Penny my apron. |, Rosemarie Rettman, leave to Nancy Pratt anything her heart desires. |, Philip Brown, wish to leave twelve years of hard, studious work behind me. Our Senior Class protectorate, Mighty Mouse, other- wise known as Karen Fay wishes to bestow her title and important position to the one and only, Termite. In witness Whereof, we, the senior class, the testator, set our hand and seal hereto this tenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty (1960). Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for our last will and testament by the Senior Class, the above- named testator, in the presence of the Release Board. Seniors 37 Can You Imagine? George Arkalis—taking ballet lessons? Harvey Ames—being impolite? Barbara Bannon—without a pattern? Judith Beale—not wearing yellow on Thursday? lrene Blanchet—taking the bus to school? Donald Boyd—not getting in trouble? Susan Boyer—without her supply of ‘’Hoodsies’’? Philip Brown—unwilling to go on an errand? Richard Brown—missing a fire? John Butters—lacking manners? Catherine Cair—-serious for a day? Edward Callahan—without a line? Rosemary Callahan—being a party pooper? Richard Card—laughing at a good joke? Maureen Carlin—without a thing to wear? Barbara Carnes—short and fat? John Coleman and Karen Fay—not talking in home room? Roger Cooper—without anything to say? Catherine Couture—being unattached? Edith Cronin—an angel? Virginia Durant—enjoying shorthand? John Duggan—not talking about Carol? Jane Enos—biting her fingernails? Celeste Ferrari—with a D.A.? Gerald Gavin—being on time for French |11? Marie Govoni—without her catchy laugh? Margaret Gregory—smoking? Richard Griffin—being noisy? Jean Hawley—without knee socks? Evelyn Heigham—without books? Robert Hoskins—with a dirty car? Rosemary Howard—missing a party? Helen Hughes—lacking in a sense of humor? Marilyn Jackson—without nail polish? Margaret Lecaroz—without a car full of girls? Carol Lefaive—not blushing? Thomas Lynch—not giving out gum? Thomas McHugh—with a wiffle? Donald McIntire—being systematic? Ruth McKeown—without a cold? Patricia Marr—being boisterous? Loretta Malatesta—not making up her own mind? Geralding Martin—not giggling? Edward Melendy—without his dimples? Michael Morrison and William Webber—talking about girls? Judith Motta—not baby sitting? Robert Murray—not trying to sell tires? Barry Newcombe—Bald? Corrine Norden—being an old maid? Beverly Norton—doing her own homework? Leon Osborne—a bell boy? John Paige—being dainty? Evelyn Parker—without ‘‘boyfriends’’? Marie Pazola—not being friendly? Gail Phalen—on the ineligible list? Robert Ramsdell—without his briefcase? Rosemarie Rettman—not being secretary? James Roebuck—not drawing cars? John Roebuck—being hard to get along with? Anita Russo—not helping someone? Richard Ryan—being a “‘tiger’’? Elaine Skidmore—a member of a ‘’Lonely Hearts Club’’? Sandra Smith—not being argumentative? Norma Spinetti—not spilling her milk? Frank Sullivan—not talking Math or Science? William Wilkie—being a ‘’blimey’’ Englishman? Sandra Wood—without a love problem? Lawrence Yarnell—being underweight? Kathleen Zverblis—passing in sloppy homework? 40 Class Prophecy This station proudly presents at this time a special TV program about the 1980 Merri- mack Valley Exposition. Burlington, Mass. June 10, 1980. Her ex- cellency, Marie Pazola, the governor of Mass., today cut the ribbon opening the Merrimack Valley Exposition in Burlington in Simonds Park. Assisting the governor was newly elected mayor Richard Brown, Representative Roger Cooper, now head of the Commission on Pub- lic Sanitation (who says he will make a clean sweep of things), and Robert Murray, the As- sistant to the Assistant to the Assistant to the head of the Traffic Commission on the Con- trol of Flying objects. Also present at the ceremonies were other dignitaries; the Super- intendent of the local dog pound, Donald Mc- Intire (he has the nose for the job), the Keeper of the Greens, Tommy Lynch (he was always a gay blade), Chief of Police, Leon Osborne, who has numerous contacts in the underworld and the friendly man with the inviting smile, our town grave digger, Donald Boyd (he digs people the most). Of the many delightful exhibits within this exposition the first we would like to mention is the Flower Show sponsored by Pansie Brown and Petunia Ramsdell, our local florists. Jane Enos won the first prize with her clinging vine and second prize was awarded to Mr. Jerry Paige who was showing off his 20 foot rubber plant (it was known for its bounce). This event was judged by Kathy Cain whose hobby is rais- ing dandelions and Buttercup Butters (a fan- cier of flowery phrases). After the Flower Show we visited the Pa- vilion of the exotic dance. Starring in the William Webber Follies was Larry Yarnell, toe dancing to the tune of ‘Tip Tce Through the Tulips’’. Ruth McKeown, Anita Russo, Pat Marr, Irene Blanchet, Jean Hawley, and Geraldine Martin, Burlington’s superflous Rockettes with end men Wilkie and Melendy who have their own interpretation of ‘’Fan- tasia.’’ Siamese Dancer Loretta Malatesta who received rave notices in Playboy was just get- ting into the swing of things. Backstage in her dressing room we met Miss Talula Blank- head known to her intimate friends as Dupie Norton who had just c ompleted a tour of cen- tral Africa. We forgot to mention that the guides were Burlington residents. Captain of guides Helen Hughes introduced us to her staff which in- cluded guide to the Flower Show, Lightning LaFaive, Guide to the Pavilion, Hop-a-long Howard, Guide to the peering Show, Bulldozer Parker, Guide to the Great Scientific exhibit, Charger Carlin. We next move on to the Scientific discovery of the age. It is a blessing for all those people who can‘t brush their teeth after every meal. It is ‘‘Eze-Squeze,’’ food in a tube. Now peo- ple can eat and brush their teeth at the same time thus saving time and avoiding confusion. This discovery is accredited to Dr. Molecule Morrison and Dr. Benjamin Franklin Sullivan (both graduates of the Sears and Roebuck ‘Do-it-Yourself Medical Course.’’) A few brave souls have gathered around to test their prod- uct. Gail Phalen, Barbara Carnes, and Richard Griffin all commented that this product was Class Prophecy just the thing for dieting (since it made you lose your appetite). We proceeded to the Fashion Show which had just begun. There we saw Monsieur Ed- ward Callahan, the world renowned fashion designer. As we approached the curtain went up and George Arkalis enthusiastically de- scribed the featured outfits. Bermuda shorts were modeled by Hairy Legs Harvey Ames; clothes for the tall girl were stunningly dis- played by Karen Fay while the petit sizes were shown by Evelyn Heigham; Kathy Couture strutted proudly across the stage in the sailor suit that was fashioned especially for her. As we continued we met ’’Mischief’’ Motta, “’Money’’ McHugh, ‘“Madman’’ McGrath and “PFrisly’’ Ferarri, the famous firm of lawyers who actec as legal consultants for the expo- sition. But they were not the only famous firm there. We also saw those proud architects Roebuck, Roebuck, Ryan and Rettman (their buildings follow the style of the leaning tower of Pisa). We stopped by at the Art Exhibit in which many kinds of art were represented. The first of these ‘works of art’’ was a Sculpture by Puttyfingers Gavoni called the Dance of the Pretzel. Modernistic paintings by Crazy Cronin and Nothing New Newcombe proved very moving to the crowds (moving them away). Messy Zverblis who finger paints was a painting in herself (she gets very involved in her work). Last but not least, the art of literature was represented by Dime Store Novelist Sue Boyer and Off-Beat Poet John Duggan. | In a remote spot we found Go-go Gavin, Crash Card, Speed-O Coleman and Blastoff Hoskins, members of the Space Patrol, mob- bed by throngs of admiring females. This armed services exhibit was displaying the flashy uniforms and explaining the duties of this soon-to-be famous patrol. However, their mission was a failure. No willful applicant could get near the desk to sign up. Reinforce- ments came under the command of WAC Ser- geant Lynne ‘’Spike’’ Gregory who was soon shouting orders to disperse the dizzy females. Under her command were Crusher Callahan, Biseps Bannon and Judo Jackson members of the trouble shooting squad. Movies taken in Florida of a water ballet in new Sens-o-rama vision were being shown. Throughcut this colorful extravaganza view- ers saw several starletts who came from this town. Among these were Splasher Spinetti with her special swan dive, Lazy Leap Lecaroz, Dog Paddle Durant, Nymph Norden and Clemintine Wocd who performed together. This adventure into real life movies gave the audience the impression that they were at pool side by spraying them with a fine mist as they watched. We completed our tour watch- ing Slippery Skidmore walk the tight rope. She ended with a splash. This has been Zelda Talkalot Smith bring- ing you a running description. The camera action has been the work of Flashbulbs Beale, my able assistant, and her crazy lens. So-—— until later, this is Talkalot signing off. Sandra Smith Roger Cooper Seniors At School When we think back to our Junior High years, What wonderful fun! What terrible fears! Our trials were many, tribulations too Do you think now it was worth going through? When we were Freshmen, we reached our goal, To Senior High dances we then paid toll. Just at the beginning of our High School span We were much in need of a helpful hand. In our Sophomore year, we settled down, Studying hard; no more fooling around. Many thanks to our parents and teachers too, Who helped us see our second year through. Then we were Juniors, we seemed in the clear, We had a good start; but we didn’t stop here. This year we were busy with many many things, Always looking ahead; receiving class rings. Now here we are, we have come:a long way But our longed for Senior Year is slipping away, The show, the play and trip were such fun, A whole new world opened—the fun’‘s just begun. Graduation day is here, we all pretend we’re glad, But way down deep inside, our hearts are very sad. Proud are our parents on this eventful day, Without them we certainly could not have passed this way. Now we look into the future to see what it unfolds Good luck and happiness for all is what we hope it holds. Many things can happen of that we are aware, Please Dear Lord—give us your precious care. Catherine Couture Margaret Lecaroz 46 B.H.S. Red Devils Back row: L. Danielson, J. Paige, P. Gurney, B. Harvey, J. Kimball, L. Winchester, G. DiFrancesco, T. Lynch, L. Howell, R. Narramore. 2nd row: Asst. Coaches O’Brien, Garibotto, J. Puleo, B. Robinson, J. Anderson, J. Selzo, C. Watters, W. Small, L. O’Leary, H. Maccoc- ) chi, J. Healy, Manager George Arkalis, Head Coach Roache. Ist row: G. Hutchinson, J. McIntosh, W. Ban- non, J. Coleman, L. Osborne, G. Mosnicka, E. Bruno, B. Hoskins, C. Newton, B. Guidoboni, Asst. Manager D. Parker. Thus ends another Football season at Burlington. Although the season this year was not too successful much valuable experience was gained by most of the boys most of whom will play next year, so next season’s team is sure to do better. With all the experienced potential left, Mr. Roache and his staff can look forward with great expectation for the future teams of BHS. The departing Seniors would like to wish the boys all the success possible. George Arkalis Sports Editor 48 Football John Paige Robert Hoskin Jack Coleman Leon Osborne Thomas Lynch 49 Boys Basketball Geam Ist row (left to right): B. Darwin, F. Carnes, L. Howell, R. Dyer, B. Given, B. Harvey, C. Newton, L. Winchester, E. Bruno, B. Bannon, J. Malatesta. 2nd row: T. Kelliher, J. Paige, P. Luti, J. Puleo. This year Burlington High School, with a new head coach, Mr. Gari- botto, had a record of six wins and ten losses: The team also tied for fourth place in the Lowell Suburban League, with Billerica High School. The five that have led the Red Devils into battle this year and who will also lead them next year are: Billy Harvey, Bob Given (Co-captains), Chuck Newton, Paul Luti, and Tom Kelliher. This year’s team was comprised entirely of underclassmen, mainly Juniors. So Mr. Garibotto can look forward to a great future in this sport. The parting seniors would like to extend their best wishes to next year’s team and in all the years to come. 50 Second Row (left-right): Coach Cabral, Coach Murphy, Constance To- bin, Susan Gaskell, Hel- en Hughes, -Diane Fen- wick, Nancy Murphy, Joyce Nault, Evelyn Par- ker, Susan Ulson, Marilyn Matthews, Barbara Guer- tin, Janet Russo, Bonnie Duncan. First Row: Co- Captain, Rosemary Cal- lahan, Co-Captain, Rose- mary Howard. Although the scores of the girls’ basketball top with vigor and fight, but sometimes un- team this year did not seem to represent a able to make ‘’that other basket.’’ There were successful season, the hoopsters played good quite a few heartbreakers for the devillettes. ball and many of the games were extremely Most of the games were lost by two to four close. And though they did not have enough points. points to turn the tables, fair play, sportsman- ship, and gooa times prevailed at every game. Under the very able coaching of Helen Led by Co-Captains Rosemary Callahan Murphy and with many returning letter win- and Rosemary Howard, the team came out on ner’s, next year’s team has excellent prospects. Rosemary Howard Helen Hughes Evelyn Parker 5] Second Row (left-right): Carol Sherwood, Carol Kelly, Fay, Loretta Malatesta, Maureen Carlin, Katherine Cou- Co-Captain Ruth McKeown, Co-Captain Sandra Wood, ture, Florence Laquaglia. Not shown: Catherine Cain. Corrine Norden, Carol Hutchinson. First Row: Karen Cheerleaders Third Row (left-right): Coach Cabral, Barbara Guertin, Griffen, Judy Chase, Katherine Enos, Linda Fleming, Virginia Newton, Barbara McKinnon, Suzanne Lynch, Bernice LeBlanc, Nancy Hinkley, Dorothy McKay, Mau- Caroline Masciocchi, Sandra Russo, Judy Knowles, reen Armstrong, Susan Gaskell, Sandra Sharpe. First Row: Joanne McKenzie. Second Row: Constance Tobin, Karen Jane Enos, Captain, Marie Pazola, Kathleen Zverblis. Chelmsford e) O Burlington This being our first year in field hockey, Woburn . l 1 Burlington we are building for the future. We the seniors, Woburn 2 1 Burlington hope that the forthcoming teams will enjoy Billerica 0) 1 Burlington field hockey as much as we did and will Billerica 2 O Burlington bestow glory on B. H. S. Bedford ] QO Burlington Marie Pazola Stoneham 0) 1 Burlington Captain Kathleen Zverblis, Jane Enos, Marie Pazola 53 Ghe Year ‘Battle of New Orleans”’ In “Put Your Head on My Shoulder’ . : “Children’s Marching Song’’ “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes” “Tiger” “What a Difference a Day Makes’’ | lts Late? “Quiet Village” . “Little Bitty Pretty One’’ “Chain Gang” “Waterloo”’ “Stagger Lee”’ “Just a Matter of Time” “Come Softly to Me” | “Heartaches By the Number’’ “Talk to Me” . “Petite Fleur’ . “This Magic Moment’ “I’m Going to Get Married”’ ““Aim to Please’ “You Send Me” “Stormy Weather’’ “Why Don’t They Understand”’ “Trying to Forget You” “Poor Me” “Too Much’’ “Hard to Get’ “All | Have to Do Is Dream” | “Handyman” “Midnight Special’ | “Playing for Keeps” “Got to Travel On’’ . “Blue Monday’’ Lipstick: Oney our!Gollanaa “What in the World” . “Turn Me Loose’ . “Paradise”’ Song _Seniors and Sophomores -Mrs. Billings . Freshmen -Girl’s Room Mr. MacDonald _Day of Report Cards . Day before Thesis Mr. MacDonald’s Home Room 54 Mr. Pimental EY kop e) _Boy’s Locker Room -Mr. Horton .Graduation night Good marks Melee ey Nee .Miss Hayes Mrs. Niles Cheerleader’s winning trophy _Corrine and Junior Senior Boys Senior Girls Days off!! The Seniors?? . The teachers . Teacher's out-look on excuses Homework .On the Honor Society No detention . The janitors Senior Banquet Girl’s Basketball Team _Boy’s Basketball Team _After weekends Prom _ Senior Play iety Show Var ee mae ee: Ninth graders Joey Lombardo and Gardner Hutchinson add to the humor of the show with a pantomime of ‘’The Late, Late Show.’’ Nancy Murphy and Mary Lou Marshall, two vivacious sophomores, livened up the show with their baton routine. Chris Palladino and Lorraine Duggan, attrac- tive and talented ninth graders, made a big hit with their version of The Old Soft Shoe. Senior Prom 1959 ° lot Jun Seniors after School ten xin: : : : : : fas td 60 A LyttLe (7 6 So le See HOWE X Jerry Minton | Albert Parker | . Caroline (Scoots) Diana Delores Megglehammer Tom Corning | . Roger Minton | Eve Tyler... Martha Minton Mrs. Simmons The Sure-Shot Man . Grandma Thornton Ohe Rosemary Howard Jackie Coleman Karen Fay Rosemarie Rettman Evelyn Heigham _ Harvey Ames, Jr. Michael Morrison Judy Motta _ Marie Pazola ae Ruth McKeown . William Wilkie -_ Sandra Smith 62 Cast Director 22: Student Director | Prompters Scenery. Sound Effects Prop Donation _ Mr. John E. Fogelberg Robert E. Ramsdell Loretta Malatesta Kathy Couture Robert Hoskins Richard Card William Harvey Robert Murray _ Phil Brown Roger Kindred Melanie Galinos Cenci’s Bakery Country Squire Donut Fame We, the members of the cast of ’’A Little Honey’’ wish to thank Mr. John Fogelberg for his help and guidance in producing our play. PATRONS Mrs. John E. Adams Mr. Steve Adams Mr. Thomas P. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Kendred Addison Peter Arseneaux Mary Alberghini Mr. Wallace Albertelli Mr. Edgar A. Aldredge Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Alessandrini and family Mr. and Mrs. George Andruske Sam Ambile Mrs. Penelope M. Ames Steve Ananian Mrs. Fred Anderson Mr. George Anderson John Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Lester Anderson Mr. Oscar Andre Joan Annino Mr. Joseph Ansoldi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Antonis Mr. and Mrs. Ray Archibold Mr. and Mrs. Christie Arkalis and famliy Mrs. Arkales Mr. Richard Arsenault Mr. Paul Arsenault Mrs. Denine Adrain Mr. John Asulvier Mrs. Edward Atkinson Mr. William L. Attaya Mrs. Ann Auth Mr. John Back Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Bacon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey and family Mr. Baker Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ballon and family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bamberg Mr. Banawic Mr. Robert Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bannon and family Mr. John Barden Mr. George Barmaski Mrs. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnes and family Mr. Thomas Barrasso Mr. George F. Barrenger Mr. Bartalucci Mr. Bartlett Frank Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. James Bassett Russell Bates Mrs. Frank Battistalle Mr. Frank G. Bausch Leman Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Beale Mr. Robert Beaulieu Mr. Douglas Bell Mr. Jack Bellman Mr. and Mrs. V. Benishin Mr. Bernard J. Benn Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett Albert R. Benoit Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benson Mrs. Lucy Berardi Mrs. Eric Bergstrom The Ira Berry family Mrs. Carmen Bertolami Amelia Bettano Mr. Duane Beving Mary L. Billings Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bird and family Mr. Leon Bishop Mr. and Mrs. William Black Mr. Clarence W. Blair Jr. Mrs. Catherine Blake Mr. Roger Blake Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Blanchet Lorraine Blanchet Wilfred Blanchet Mr. Robert Blenkhorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bold Mr. and Mrs. Harold Borgeson Mr. Augustus Bosselman Mrs. Rita Boucher Mr. Clifford Boudrot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bourque Arthur Boyd Don Boyd Mr. and Mrs. James W. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Boyer Mr. John E. Braceland Loring Braley Mr. Joseph Bramanti Mr. and Mrs. M. Brash Mr. Harold F. Breen Mr. William Breen 65 Mr. Paul Brescia Mr. Robert W. Britton Mr. Paul Broods Mr. Charles Brown David A. Brown Miss Janet Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown and family Mrs. Lois Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bruce Mr. Edward Bryson Mr. Charles W. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bucknam and family Mr. Charles Bunton Mrs. Burdis Mr. and Mrs. Pat Burgess Mr. William F. Burke Mrs. Raymond Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Burr Mr. and Mrs. Loa E. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Burtt and family Ronald Bustard Bustead Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler and family Mrs. Butt Mr. and Mrs. Butters and family Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Buttlin and family Mrs. Claire Cabral Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caggiano Barbara Cahalane Mr. Edward Cahoun Mr. and Mrs. Cain and family Mr. and Mrs. Edwards L. Callahan Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cambell Mrs. M. P. Camapano Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell Mrs. Canaris Mr. Newell Cantrill Mr. James Canty Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Card Mr. Fred Carey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Carlin and family Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Carnes Mr. Carpenter Mr. Charles Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Carter and family Mrs. Arthur Casa Mr. Stanley A. Casazza Mr. and Mrs. Francis Casey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casey Mr. Ralph Cashen Mr. and Mrs. John E. Cass Mrs. Charles Cassassa Mr. and Mrs. Nat Catalani Mr. Jos eph P. Catalano Mr. Edward Cataldo Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cataldo Mrs. Sal Catanzano Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cataldo Mrs. Michael Catanza Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cebrero Mrs. Grace Cetrone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ceurvels Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. Chambers Mr. Donald H. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Charpentier Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chepulis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chin and family Mr. Ralph Christieno Mrs. Christoferson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cincotta Mr. Anthony Cirurso Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Clancy and family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark Bill Clements Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cleveland : Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Clougherty and family Mrs. Coady Steve Coady Mrs. Virginia Cobb Mr. Coglin Mr. and Mrs. John M. Coleman Mrs. E. Collins Mr. Al Comeau Mrs. Edward Connolly Mr. Joseph Connolly Paul Connolly Mr. Richard F. Connolly Mr. Consolazio James Conway Mr. Harold Cook Mr. Robert Cook Miss Margaret Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Corbett PATRONS Mr. Edward H. Correia Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran Mr. Arthur Corman Timothy J. Cosgrave Mr. Paul Cotreau Mr. Fred Cotter Mr. William H. Courage Edward Costa Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Craft Jr. and family Mrs. Milo Crepeau Robert J. Crevo Mr. and Mrs. William H. Crist Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croke and family Mary Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cronin and family Mr. Edward Crowley Mr. Lawrence Cummings Mr. and Mrs. George F. Cunningham Kieran Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham and family James P. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cusick Mr. and Mrs. Antonio DaFonte N. A. DaFonte Mrs. Catherine Daigle Mr. Lincoln W. Daigle Mr. Frank M. Dailey Mr. Eugene Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dalton Miss Kathleen Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Bernard R. Danti and family Mr. Henry A. Dardeno The Darwins Mr. Albert Fay Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fay Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fay Mr. Leo Feller Mr. Ferdinand Mrs. Henry G. Fernald Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fernald Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferrari and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fiadkosky Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fields Alice Fields Mr. Ernest Figenbaum Jr. Jonathan Finch Mr. and Mrs. William D. 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WINNMERE FABRICS Rug Wools—Draperies and All Types of Fabrics “Sew much for so little’ BRowning 2-1779 Sewing Classes 292 Cambridge St. Burlington WINN STREET BURLINGTON, MASS. Telephone BRowning 2-9364 COMPLIMENTS BURLINGTON POLICE ASSOCIATION 96 J. FRLZ COMPANY Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies Rt. 128, 35, Middlesex Turnpike BURLINGTON, MASS. BRowning 2-2500 PArkview 9-6300 G li ts of ompliments o CONGRATULATIONS SAWYER to the CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. SENIOR CLASS from Blanchard Road Burlington, Massachusetts THE MARIE L. DEECHAN Leger SCHOOL OF DANCING BRowning 2-20.10 97 FRANK SARNO Rubbish Disposal Contractor Overlook Avenue | Burlington BR 2-0509 Special Service — Satisfaction Guaranteed 5 Available Trucks Industrial — Commercial Member: National Federation of Independent Business Member: Burlington Chamber of Commerce Karen O’Brien, Popular Ballerina, receiving the 1960 Look, from Leon Hair Stylist LEON - HAIR STYLIST Formerly with the Excelsior of Rome 220 Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. BR 2-9882 (ane) wsonarony | “Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS for a Successful Future” RAYTHEON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 99 Electrical Contracting and Engineering BERNARD W. DUPUIS Master Electrician BRowning 2-2643 27 Humboldt Avenue Burlington Massachusetts 100 BILLERICA ELKS THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN Charles Shea Albert Wilde Donald N. Sleeper, Jr. EDWARD V. SULLIVAN FUNERAL HOME 43 Winn Street Burlington, Mass. Telephone BR 2-0050 102 ‘BELLOFRAM aN BLANCHARD ROAD BURLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS J. K. MckKEOWN MOVERS Storage Crating Trucking 16 Central Street Arlington, Massachusetts MI 3-1835 Agent for Atlas Van Lines (Chicago) Local, Interstate and in Canada 26 Lantern Lane, Burlington, Mass. Telephone BRowning 2-3676 TASTY PASTRIES CENCI'S BAKERY Specializing in Birthday, Anniversary and Wedding Cakes Phone BR 2-2442 (Route 3A) 22 Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. MURRAY HILLS, INC. Real Estate 1000 Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. BRowning 2-3350 Land Developers James C. Piper Sales Manager JOHN A. CARRIER CORPORATION MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE BURLINGTON, MASS. Design and Manufacture of Special Machinery 104 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF “1960” From ertise BILLERICA @ BURLINGTON @ TEWKSBURY @ WILMINGTON y This is your Challenge Bowing in the dawn of the inter-planetary era, 1960 presents man with momentous challenge: to further advance the frontiers of his knowledge to use what he learns to help make a better world for all. 105 poonord? 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