Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

ia, geet Arrowhead 1904 EDITOR-IN CHIEF: AtinE MAacDoNNELL ASSOCIATE EDITORS: ANNE LyncH ALFRED BARTOLUCCI ART EDITOR: Patricia Woopsury FINANCIAL EDITOR: Frank BATTISTELLO BUSINESS MANAGER: Dorotuy Brooks able o FACULTY Z ie cae GRADUATES a N S S 8 ACTIVITIES 0 Z Z Ee ale ea a he Arrowhead Cditovial Staff Second Row, left to right: Sandra Curtin, Althera Campbell, George Bornas, Robert Hall, Alfred Bartolucci, Linda Crist, James McCarthy, Cheryl Osborne, Frank Battistello. Front Row, left to right: Leslie Lacey, Janice Watters, Aline MacDonnell, Patricia Woodbury, Christine Palladino, Sheila Murray. Missing Were: Dorothy Brooks, Rita Roderick, Sue Ellis, Anne Lynch, Sue Donahue. The Senior Class wishes to express its deep appreciation and gratitude to Miss Eileen Laffin who devoted so much of her time and effort helping us make this yearbook a success. Pe As gradua- tion day approaches, each of us, as members of the Class of 1964, is viewing it with mixed emotions — happy with the thoughts of future prospects, and bewildered as we think of decisions we must make. The future will reflect these last three years, and it will be up to us to show that we have used them well. Our high school has offered us the opportunities to prepare ourselves, and it was up to us to take advantage of these offerings. We must be able to use the education and guidance that have been given to us if we are to make the right decision, according to our own beliefs. We hope that this year’s ARROWHEAD will be a remembrance of your Senior year, and _ that in the future it will remind each student of some special days at itiieliny Sdicetion | ee : Mu Kueh dui Auth hun iid RUEME UNHEE: SPATES ENOUMEg The Senior Class is pleased and honored to have Mr. Loukas as a class advisor and friend. When he arrived at Burlington High School three years ago, we, the students, were going through a period of adjustment as we were entering the new high school; our surroundings were strange and unfamiliar. The previous unity and closeness of our class seemed to be dissolved. Because of this, school spirit and cooperation were low. Mr. Loukas, recognizing our need of guidance and assistance, rallied to our cause. He began with the Student Council. It was given a greater importance in school activities. He became especially interested in our class and was made our class advisor. Without his help, understanding, patience and influence we would never have been successful in many of our endeavors. We, therefore, dedicate this yearbook to him, who has devoted much time and effort in our behalf. i HKespectful Jribte John Hitzgerald Kennedy In the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility; I welcome it. I do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it, and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. A D SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. HERMAN J. DUNSEITH To THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1964: Congratulations and best wishes to each of you, as you leave our portals and pursue your interests in the challenging world of today! Whether you continue your education beyond the secondary level, accept a position in business, or enter the armed services, it is my sincere wish that you will be happy and successful in your chosen career. While you were in high school, we tried to offer you wise counsel in a friendly manner. Our services will always be available to you. Do return to visit us so that we may share your suc- cesses with you. As you leave your Alma Mater, may your fondest dreams be realized! MARY L. BILLINGS Director of Guidance M | N This has been a year each of you will remem- ber the rest of your lives: the year you graduated from Burlington High School; the year that witnessed the assassination of the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy; a year occasioned with joy and sorrow. Each student who has attended, is attending, or will attend Burlington High School leaves something of himself, as he participates in the various program activities within and outside the school. Each has something to give, and the giving of oneself is important. All of us need others; all of us are indebted to others; all of us are served by others. We cannot learn without active effort, nor can we develop without partici- pating. It is well to remember that we cannot save life — we can only use it. Time cannot be stretched — we can only stretch ourselves. It is our willingness, our attitude, our gra- ciousness, our strength of character, our capacity and productivity that will mold and build for today and tomorrow the school spirit and tradi- tion that will bring justifiable pride to all in future years. As a graduate in the class of 1964 and as you reflect upon your years at Burlington High School in future years, may you recall many joyous moments and view with pride your accomplishments. HERMAN J. DUNSEITH Superintendent of Schools DIRECTOR OF GUIDENCE MRS. MARY L. BILLINGS leh A Ll The Class of 1964 has a tremendous task to undertake. You are only a small tributary entering the mainstream of all graduates for this year. However, you must do your part to accept significant leadership in the pattern of the accelerating social changes going on about us. These changes have been moving over the past several years and reached a tragic climax in the recent assassination of the President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. This act of violence points very clearly toward the need for a deeper understanding by all citi- zens of the large issues that are involved in the leadership requirements which this nation must adopt. Through education we must eradicate all intolerance, bigotry, and hate. We shall have to make very many positive advances to combat those whose thinking leads them either to the far left or the far right. You, therefore, both individually and collec- tively, must accept this challenge to assist in solving to some degree these problems, which are thrust upon you. The dedication with which you approach the acceptance of this challenge will reflect on how well you have learned the lessons presented to you at Burlington High School. The entire Faculty joins me in wishing you great success in all your future endeavors. JAMES M. HORTON Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. THOMAS A. MOHAN I} @ IN PRINCIPAL MR. JAMES M. HORTON MRS. JUNE MISS JANE MISS BEVERLY AUDRUSKE BARTLETT BATES HEALTH Music SPEECH THERAPY MRS. OLIVE MRS. ANTONIA MR. ROBERT BERNSTEIN BROSNAHAN History MATHEMATICS MRS. ALICE MR. EDWARD MR. JOHN BRUCE BURT CAHOON CLOHERTY LIBRARY History HEAD OF ENGLISH Puys. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. WILLIAM MR. OTTO MISS MARY CONNOR CONTARDI CRONIN ENGLISH History HEAD OF BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MISS MARYANN MR. THOMAS CYRAN DEECHAN MATHEMATICS HEAD OF Music DEPARTMENT MR. BEN MR. ERNEST MR. LIDO MRS. MARY DELDUCA DEMARTINIS DEMASI DOOLEY LANGUAGE VISUAL AIDS Histrory ENGLISH MR. NEIL MRS. DELIA MR. EMORY MISS PATRICIA MR. PHILIP DUNN DWYER EATON FALLON FLOWERS SCIENCE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE GUIDANCE BUSINESS bE MR. JOHN E. MR. RICHARD MR. IRA MISS PRISCILLA FOGELBERG GARIBOTTO GORMAN GRANFIELD HEAD OF SCIENCE History HEAD OF ENGLISH SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT MISS ELIZABETH MR. ALBERT MR. ALBERT MR. JEREMIAH MRS. LILLIAN GREY HARRINGTON HEDEMARK HORGAN HUTCHINGS HEAD OF MATHEMATICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS GUIDANCE MATHEMATICS History DEPARTMENT MR. KENNETH MRS. ANN MR. JOHN MISS PRISCILLA JAY JELLISON KEON KILGORE History LANGUAGE BUSINESS HEAD OF ART DEPARTMENT MISS SHEILA MR. JOH MISS EILEEN MR. CHARLES MR. WYMAN KING KNIGHT LAFFIN LESLIE LORD LANGUAGE HEALTH ENGLISH HEAD OF MATHEMATICS Puys. EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS ATHLETICS DIRECTOR MR. VICTOR MR. FRANK MR. DONALD MISS MARY LOUKAS LUCENTE LUSSIER MACIEL History INDUSTRIAL ARTS Music HEAD OF Puys. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MRS. PAULA MR. PETER MR. VINCENT MRS. ELEANOR MISS ELAINE MACIONE MACIONE MARCHAND MARVIN McCABE SCIENCE ENGLISH SPEECH THERAPY ART BusINnEss ae MR. JAMES MRS. MARIE MISS HELEN MR. ROBERT McDONALD McVEA MURPHY MURPHY GUIDANCE ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH MRS. ROSEMARY MISS CATHERINE MRS. MARY MR. CHARLES MR. JOHN MURPHY NAGLE NILES NUGENT O’BRIEN Home Economics SCIENCE BUSINESS HEAD OF ENGLISH MATHEMATICS MR. CONSTANTINE MR. PETER MRS.ELISE MR. ALFRED O’DOHERTY PARS PENNYPACKER PERRY History MATHEMATICS SCIENCE MATHEMATICS MR. DAVID MR. LEONARD MISS JEAN MR. RICHARD MRS. ANGELA PETERSON PIMENTAL ROBINSON ROCHE ROMAY INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCIENCE History LANGUAGE is MR. PHILIP MISS JOANNE MISS NORMA MR. THOMAS RUSSO SCHULiZ SMITH SMITH BUSINESS MATHEMATICS BUSINESS ENGLISH MISS ROSE MRS. DORIS MR. WILLIAM MRS. LESLIE MR. RICHARD SOMENSINI TEMPLE TWOMEY TYMAN VERZONE Puys. EDUCATION Home Economics LANGUAGE History Puys. EDUCATION MRS. MARION MR. WILLIAM MR. DAVID MR. GEORGE MR. FELIX WADSWORTH WELTER WOOD YORE ZOLEO HEAD OF SCIENCE Music ENGLISH SCIENCE ForREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT SECRETARIAL STAFF iL MRS. KATHERINE SWEENY MRS. LILLIAN WALLACE MRS. KATHRYN CARRIGAN Lol Wl ee We, the entire student body of Burlington High School, wish to extend to you, Mrs. Lillian Hutchings, our sincere love and appreciation for the many years of dedicated teaching. We will always remember the sometimes-hard, treacherous math problems, classes, and shall never forget the enjoyable talks about your family and ours, especially your “Daddy Carl.” You have watched us grow up with this town and have guided us through the many and long years of learning. You have not only guided us in things scholastic, but many of us have to thank you for our future, because without your help and encouragement, we might have given up. We hope that your years here with us have been as enjoy- able as ours with you; that in years to come you will look back and remember all your “Little Guffers.” May your years of retirement be complete with the wonder- ful and happy things you enjoy, and may you be blessed with good health. Cia WALTER PIENKOS President BONNIE-JEAN JOYCE Vice-President LINDA PATTERSON Lceé (es Secretary SHEILA MURRAY Treasurer FLORENCE J. AMOS “Flo” 360 Cambridge Street ; Favorite Saying: “Do you want me to shoot ya?” Pet Peeve: A certain pause in the cheerleaders’ rollcall. Favorite Pastime: Cheering and being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: The day I made cheering and Feb- ruary 17, 1961. Secret Ambition: To fulfill my parents’ wishes. Activities: Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Var- sity Club, Cheerleading, and Pep Squad; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, and Banquet Hostess. ALFRED ANTHONY BARTOLUCCI Als 39 Bedford Street Favorite Saying: “Unbelievable.” Pet Peeve: Tripping over the little eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Social activities, sports, and amateur radio. Favorite Memory: My week at Boys’ State, University of Massachusetts; Friends that I made from 1960 to 1964. Secret Ambition: To enter the medical field. Activities: Academic — Freshman Class President, Na- tional Honor Society President, Student Council Treasurer, Dramatic Society Vice-President, Year- book Associate Editor, School Newspaper, Math Club, Math League, Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Host, 1963 delegate to Boys’ State. KENNETH FRANCIS BALDWIN “Kenny” St. Mary Road Favorite Saying: “Hey, look!” Pet Peeve: Not having the money to register my car. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Junior Prom 1963 and Wingaersheek Beach Parties. Secret Ambition: To be a State Policeman. Activities: Athletic — Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, and Varsity Club. JACQUELINE BATTISTA “Jackie” 26 Sandy Brook Road Favorite Saying: “Did I get a letter?” Pet Peeve: Getting thrown in swimming pools and eighth graders; The Navy. Favorite Memory: Summer, 1963 and March 22, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be happily married and as under- standing as my mother. Aciivities: Academic — Student Council Secretary, Sec- retary to Athletic Dept.; Athletic — Varsity Club, Cheerleading, Gymnastic Team; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. ROBERT STANLEY BANNON “Bob” 37 Carey Avenue Favorite Saying: “Hi Doll!” Pet Peeve: A certain teacher. Favorite Pastime: Watching girls. Favorite Memory: The day I became a senior. Secret Ambition: Be an international playboy. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society; Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball; Social — Dance Commit- tees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Host. FRANK ANTHONY BATTISTELLO “Frank” 4 Old Colony Road Favorite Saying: “Now, would I do a thing like that?” Pet Peeve: Teachers who don’t know what they’re talk- ing about and teachers that pile, pile, pile, pile, it on. Favorite Memory: Summer, 1961. Secret Ambition: To become an architect. Activities: Academic — Student Council, Dramatic So- ciety, Yearbook, School Newspaper, Math Club, Senior Class Executive Committee; Athletic — J. V. Basketball, Intramural Sports Basketball; Social — ee Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet ost. GEORGE HOLDEN BENNETT “George” 12 Hampden Avenue Favorite saying: “Good.” Pet Peeve: Working. Favorite Pastime: Singing in the Locker Room. Favorite Memory: Winter, 1962. Secret Ambition: To be the richest person in the world. Activities: Academic — Spanish Club; Athletic — Var- sity Football and Baseball, Varsity Club, Leaders’ Club. LEAMAN HERBERT BAXTER “Lee” Cambridge Street Favorite Saying: “Oh, pretty good.” Pet Peeve: People who think I’m crazy. Favorite Pastime: Building Flatheads. Favorite Memory: Prom, 1962. Secret Ambition: To be like my brother. Activities: Athletic — Varsity, J. V. Football; Social — Promenade Committees. KAREN LEE BEVIS 71 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “No fooling.” Pet Peeve: Constant whistling. Favorite Pastime: Working, listening to radio and sewing. Favorite Memory: Teaching Grace Yogi. Secret Ambition: To write one letter and cross all my tes Activities: Athletic — Leaders’ Club; Social — Dance Committees. ALMIRA ROSE BAYLISS Chandler Road Favorite Saying: “Split ya what?” Pet Peeve: Underclassmen. Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding. Favorite Memory: August 18, 1963. Secret Ambition: To move to England. JOHN LEO BIAGIOTTI “John” 19 Olean Road Favorite Saying: “T don’t know.” Pet Peeve: 1955 Chevies. Favorite Pastime: Resting. Favorite Memory: Fall, 1962. Secret Ambition: That’s my secret. STEPHEN WILLIAM BEERS “Beersey” 8 Wilhelmina Avenue Favorite Saying: “Take it slow.” Pet Peeve: Homework for P.O.D. and the loss of O period. Favorite Pastime: Having fun with the B. H. S. boys. Favorite Memory: Sebago Lake, Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To take a trip to Hawaii. Activities: Academic — Student Council; Social — Dance Committees, Banquet Host. DONALD W. BLANCHET “Don” 12 Skelton Road Favorite Saying: “How’s it goin’?” Pet Peeve: Long skirts. Favorite Pastime: Shooting pool. Secret Ambition: To own a 1955 Chevy. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, Math Club and League, Science Fair Award Winner. DONALD JOHN BOWERS “Baas” 19 Phyllis Avenue Favorite Saying: “Is that right?” Pet ees Eighth graders stampeding through the cor- ridors. Favorite Pastime: Sports, Basketball and Pool. Favorite Memory: December 26, 1962, Junior (Yr. ). Secret Ambition: To design and build my own home. Activities: Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club; Social — Promenade Committees. GEORGE JOHN BORNAS, JR. “Butch” 137A Cambridge Street Favorite Saying: “Have fun.” Pet Peeve: The New York Times being late. Favorite Pastime: Bowling. Favorite Memory: My first year in Burlington. Secret Ambition: To be a Certified Public Accountant. Activities: Academic — Yearbook, Math League, Science a Award Winner; Athletic — Junior Varsity Foot- all. RICHARD CHARLES BOYER “Rich” 7 Skilton Lane Favorite Saying: “Greetings.” Pet Peeve: Eighth Graders. Favorite Pastime: Listening to the radio. Favorite Memory: The Junior Prom. Secret Ambition: To see the football team have an undefeated season. Activities: Athletic — Varsity Football, Varsity Club. SHARYN LEE BOUDREAU “Sharyn” 1 Meadow Croft Road Favorite Saying: “You think so, huh?” Pet Peeve: Senior lockers on the first floor. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone, talking. Favorite, Memory: July 2, 1963, and my Junior and Senior years. Secret Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. Activities: Athletic — Leaders’ Club, Intramural Sports, soe Social — Promenade Committees, Banquet ostess. CHARLENE ANN BROOKS “Charlee” 11 Holden Avenue Favorite Saying: “Oh ya.” Pet Peeve: A certain brother of mine who likes blue- berry donuts. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: August 1, 1963. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Academic — Bookkeeping Awards, Typing Proficiency Pin. WILLIAM FRED BUSSELL “Bill” 2 Frances Road Favorite Saying: “Smarten up, will yuh!” Pet Peeve: Little eighth graders always under your feet. Favorite Pastime: Working on my car and being with the other guys. Favorite Memory: One Saturday evening at the Totem Pole with a certain girl. Secret Ambition: To go to college and after graduating have a good job. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Spanish Club. DOROTHY ANN BROOKS “Dotty” Valley Circle Favorite Saying: “Where are we going?” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders, gym class. Favorite Pastime: Cheering, being with a certain some- one, going out to lunch with Jeanne and the girls. Favorite Memory: March 3, 1962, July 11, 1962. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, Year- book Business Manager, The International Relations Club, Senior Class Executive Committee; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Cheering, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team; Social — Promenade Committees, Graduation Usherette. JANET L. CAIN SLulue 259 Winn Street Favorite Saying: “What period can we skip today?” Pet Peeve: Kids that push and shove in the halls. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: March 9, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be the kind of person my parents would be proud of. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Athletic — Cheerlead- ing Substitute; Social — Promenade Committees. ROBERT DAVID BUCKNAM “Rob” Favorite Saying: “Is that right?” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders jamming up in the halls. Favorite Pastime: Building Chevies. Secret Ambition: To have a rod. SUSAN CHARLOTTE CAMERON “Sue” 8 Sarah Street Favorite Saying: “Oh, come on you guys.” Pet Peeve: No school spirit. Favorite Pastime: Playing records, talking on the tele- phone, listening to the radio. Favorite Memory: Sophomore year and summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a professional dancer. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society The International Relations Club; Athletic — Girls’ Ath- letic Association, Cheerleading, Pep Squad, Gymnas- tic Team; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Graduation Usherette. RONALD J. BURNETT “Red Ball” 45 Skelton Road Favorite Saying: “Beat it.” Pet Peeve: Being called Red Ball. Favorite Pastime: Playing baseball. Favorite Memory: Graduating. Secret Ambition: To be a dog sled manufacturer in Africa. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Football. ELTHERA ELIZABETH CAMPBELL “Betty” Locust Street Favorite Saying: “Wise up!” Pet Peeve: School mornings. Favorite Pastime: Having fun. Favorite Memory: Revere and summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To get along with everyone and lead a successful life. Activities: Academic — Band, Yearbook, Library Aide; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Field Hockey, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad; Social — Grad- uation Usherette. JUDITH ANN CARPENTER “Judy” 6 Sandy Brook Road Favorite Saying: “I care, oh well be good.” Pet Peeve: People who talk about other people behind their backs and then deny it. Favorite Pastime: Listening to old records, dating, and talking to a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963, August 23, 1962, September 1955, and going to New Jersey. Secret Ambition: To make my mother and father as happy as they have made me. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Social — Dance Com- mittees, Promenade Committees. PAULA CAPOZZI “Nancy” 21 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Saying: “Can’t have everything.” Pet Peeve: Cathy imitating people all the time. Favorite Pastime: Dancing and talking. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1960. Secret Ambition: To be a dancer. Activities: Athletic — Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team; Social — Banquet Hostess. SUE CARRIGAN “Sue” 9 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Saying: “Smarten up.” Pet Peeve: Reading the newspaper for P.O.D., no school spirit. Favorite Pastime: Talking on the telephone; being with my friends and having fun, babysitting for “little Karen.” Favorite Memory: Eighth and ninth grade in the Union School, Junior Prom, Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be the kind of girl that my mother and father will be proud of. Activities: Academic — Student Council; Athletic — Leaders’ Club; Social — Dance Committees, Prome- nade Committees, Banquet Hostess. CATHRYN CARBONE “Cathy” 7 Eastern Avenue Favorite Saying: “Forget It.” Pet Peeve: Certain “study-hall” teachers. Favorite Pastime: Listening to records, and going to the football games. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Social — Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess. ROBERT JOSEPH CAULDWELL “Bob” 6 Taylor Avenue Favorite Saying: “T care.” Pet Peeve: Underclassmen who think they’re big. Favorite Pastime: Water skiing. Favorite Memory: Labor Day Weekend 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. HARRY WILLIAM COOPER “Willy” 2 Stoney Brook Road Favorite Saying: “Boy, are you ignorant.” Pet Peeve: Certain English teachers. Favorite Pastime: Loafing and playing cards. Favorite Memory: Being with certain people. Secret Ambition: To become a wealthy beach roamer. CAROLE JOYCE CLEAVES “Cleaver” 72 Wilmington Road Favorite Saying: “What period can we skip today?” Pet Peeve: Conceited boys. Favorite Pastime: Going out with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. (August 10). Secret Ambition: To be what my mother and father would want me to be. Activities: Athletic—Pep Squad; Social — Dance Committee, Promenade Committees. THERESE MARIE CORMIER “Terry” 10 Kinney Avenue Favorite Saying: “How about that!” Pet Peeve: Little kids or eighth graders who think they’re big. Favorite Pastime: Skating, dancing, and all sports. Favorite Memory: November 17, 1962; August 10, 1963. Secret Ambition: To go to Hawaii. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Social — Dance Com- mittees. NANCY LOUISE COGAN “Nancy” 2 Alma Road Favorite Saying: “You monster.” Pet Peeve: People who can’t say “Hi.” Favorite Pastime: Talking on the phone, listening to records and having a good time. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1961 and the eighth and ninth grades at the Union School. Secret Ambition: To travel to all the famous places in the world. Activities: Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team; Social — Dance Commit- tees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess. TIMOTHY JOHN COSGROVE “Cos” 56 Beaverbrook Road Favorite Saying: “Who Me?” Pet Peeve: Warning cards. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Favorite Memory: Graduation. Secret Ambition: To be a professional. Activities: Academic —— Dramatic Society, Spanish Club, The International Relations Club President, Senior Class Executive Committee; Athletic — Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball. CRAIG HOWARD COOPER “Coop” 32 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Saying: “Hey, Soul!” Pet Peeve: Kids who cut up the football team, but who don’t participate in school activities themselves. Favorite Pastime: Singing in the locker room and play- ing sports for B. H. S. Favorite Memory: Being elected co-capt. of the football team. Secret Ambition: To become a teacher and football coach like Mr. O’D. Activities: Athletic — Varsity Football and Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, Intramural Sports Basketball; Social — Graduation Marshal. THOMAS W. COVERT “Tommy” 8 Burton Road Favorite Saying: “Censored.” Pet Peeve: Woman drivers. Favorite Pastime: Boating. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. SANDRA JEAN CURTIN “Sandy” 8 Chester Avenue Favorite Saying: “Oh, wowsy.” Pet Peeve: People who mess my hair up. Favorite Pastime: Talking on the phone, listening to records. Favorite Memory: May 26, 1963, September 14, 1963, November 9, 1963. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society Production Manager, Yearbook, School Newspaper; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. LINDA BARBARA CRIST “Crisco” 12 Chestnut Avenue Favorite Saying: “I doubt it.” Pet Peeve: People who don’t play sports. Favorite Pastime: Cows and playing sports. Favorite Memory: Summers in New Hampshire. Secret Ambition: To live on a farm in New Hampshire and own a herd of registered Holsteins. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Chorus, Year- book Assistant Sports Editor; Athletic — Varsity Basketball Co-Captain, Varsity Field Hockey Co- Captain, Varsity Field‘ Hockey Co-Captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, Girls’ Athletic Association, Var- sity Club, Majorettes, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team Co-Captain, Softball; Social — Banquet Hostess. GILFORD FRANK DASHNER “Gil” 76 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “What's the answer?” Pet Peeve: A Problems teacher. Favorite Memory: Lab with Mrs. Granfield. Favorite Pastime: Doing nothing. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. Activities: Social — Promenade Committees. DOLORES CUOZZO “Dolor” 32 Hillcrest Road. Favorite Saying: “Great deductions.” Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate drivers. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. Favorite Memory: September 9, 1956. Secret Ambition: To go to California. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Spanish Club. VINCENT NICHOLAS DELUCA “Vini” 125 Cambridge Street Favorite Saying: “Take a rest.” Pet Peeve: Bernado. Favorite Pastime: Girls and driving around. Favorite Memory: April 14, 1946. Secret Ambition: To own a fast car and race it. Activities: Academic — Yearbook, Spanish Club; Ath- letic — Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, Gymnastic Team; Social — Promenade Committces. FRANCIS JOHN DOYLE “Dinky” 1 Duncan Road Favorite Saying: “Censored.” Pet Peeve: Kenneth Ramsdell. Favorite Pastime: Scoffing. Favorite Memory: When “Scope” waited in the phone booth. Secret Ambition: To own a Chevy that doesn’t burn oil. RICHARD ROCCO D1GLORIA “Rich” 16 Paulson Drive Favorite Sayings: “Nice play.” Pet Peeve: People who copy. Favorite Pastime: Baseball, B-11 homeroom. Favorite Memory: Winning first prize in the Science Fair. Secret Ambition: To succeed in everything. Activities: Academic — Science Fair Award Winner, The International Relations Club; Athletic — Junior Varsity Baseball. LORRAINE FRANCES DUGGAN “Doug” 2 Forbes Avenue Favorite Saying: “Oh No!” Pet Peeve: Conceited boys and eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Pep Squad; Social — Promenade Committees. JEANNE THERESA DOANE “Jeannie” 2 Sandy Brook Road Favorite Saying: “Yeah, okay.” Pet Peeve: People with no school spirit, my sister and her boyfriend. Favorite Pastime: Cheering, being with someone special, going out to lunch with Dotty and the girls. Favorite Memory: January 14, 1963, November 9, 1962, Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be happily married and be as wonderful a mother as mine is. Activities: Academic — Student Council; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Cheering Co-Captain, Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team; Social] — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. EDWARD DUNTON “Ed” 1 Glen Avenue Favorite Saying: “I give up.” Pet Peeve: Girls with bleached hair. Favorite Pastime: Fixing my car and driving around. Favorite Memory: Summers in Maine. Secret Ambition: To own a Corvette. SUSAN CLAIRE DONAHUE “Sue” 19 Holly Street Favorite Saying: “Now wait a minute, you could be wrong!” Pet Peeve: Using diplomacy with gossips. Favorite Pastime: Trying to break through my mother’s mental blocks. Favorite Memory: Niagara Falls 1956, Seton Hall 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a good example to all whom I come in contact with. Activities: _Academic — Yearbook, Student Council, Latin Club, Library Aide. DENNIS WAYNE DYER “Dennis” 104 Wilmington Road Favorite Saying: “What's your problem?” Pet Peeve: Thesis and term papers. Favorite Pastime: Reading the New York Times. Favorite Memory: September 29, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a doctor. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society; Athletic — Gymnastic Team. DAWN MARIE FENWICK 21 Ledgewood Drive Favorite Saying: “OK.” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: All my years at B. H. S. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: _Academic— Chorus; Athletic — Leaders’ Club; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Com- mittees. SUSAN ELIZABETH ELLIS “Sue” 27 Greenwood Road Favorite Saying: “You’re getting indignant.” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Favorite Memory: Winter and summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a success in life; to be as wonderful to my children as my parents have been to me. Activities: Academic — Yearbook, School Newspaper Sports Editor, Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Club, Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Gradua- tion Usherette. ELLEN LORRAINE FIELD “Ellie” 2 Meadowvale Road Favorite Saying: “TI really care, too.” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Favorite Memory: October 31, 1959. Secret Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Activities: Academic — The International Relations Club; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey, Junior Varsity Basketball, Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Squad; Social — Promenade Com- mittees. JANICE MARIE FEENEY “Fink” 15 Church Lane Favorite Saying: “I mean it.” Pet Peeve: Certain people who step on the back of your sneakers. Favorite Pastime: Working at the First National in Reading with all my buddies — especially —? Also playing softball and basketball. Favorite Memory: Riding on Miss Kirby’s singing soft- ball bus — right Terry? Secret Ambition: To go to Mansfield Academy. Activities: Academic — The International Relations Club; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Junior Varsity Basketball Scorer, Girls’ Athletic As- sociation, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team; Social — Promenade Committees. DENISE ROSE MARIE FILLIATREAULT “Dee” 17 Wilhelmina Avenue Favorite Saying: “I can’t find the car keys.” Pet Peeve: Certain people who should not drive a car. Favorite Pastime: Having a real nice time at dances, parties with friends. Favorite Memory: High school years of 1960 - 1963 in Dayton, Ohio. Secret Ambition: To graduate from college, get married and raise a family. Activities: Academic — School Newspaper in Ohio; Athletic — Softball Team; Social— Dance and Promenade Committees in Ohio. SHIRLEY ANN FORTES “Shirl” 5 Cedarwood Lane Favorite Saying: “Hi ya.” Pet Peeve: Waiting for anything. Favorite Pastime: Talkin g to Joni and going to the Canteen. Favorite Memory: All my moments with a certain someone. Secret Ambition: To be the perfect wife of a perfect husband and to be half as wonderful as my mother. Activities: Academic — Student Council, Dramatic So- ciety, Chorus, School Newspaper, Senior Class Execu- tive Committee; Athletic — Pep Squad; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. LINDA MARIE FINUCANE Favorite Saying: “I don’t know.” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Favorite Pastime: Drinking coffee. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Secret Ambition: To be a Peter Pan. Activities: Social — Promenade Committees. EDWARD FREELAND “Eddie” 31 Wilmington Road Favorite Saying: “Tl never tell.” Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Favorite Memory: October 9, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be an auto mechanic. ROBERT VINCENT FLAHERTY “Uncle Bob” 12 Myrna Street Favorite Saying: “Get out of here.” Pet Peeve: People who cut me up about my stripe ties. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports and watching girls. Favorite Memory: August 25, 1962. Secret Ambition: To be successful in life in whatever I may attempt. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society; Social — Promenade Committees. STEPHEN DOUGLAS FURBISH “Steve” 10 Great Pin es Avenue Favorite Saying: “Forget it.” Pet Peeve: People who talk without thinking first. Favorite Pastime: Water skiing, talking and helping others. Favorite Memory: Summer 1962, 1963. Secret Ambition: To preach in ‘Tremont Temple. PATRICIA ANN FLORY cP 3G) 119 South Bedford Road Favorite Saying: “No big thing.” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Seas Pastime: Driving my car and listening to the radio. Favorite Memory: September 21, 1963 . Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. ALBERT FRANCIS GAETANI “Al” Short Street Favorite Saying: “Is that right?” Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning and coming ‘to school. : Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963 and September 2. Secret Ambition: To have all my debts paid. JOHN GIAIMO “Gee” 10 Sunset Drive Favorite Saying: “Hey mamma, don’t you treat me wrong.” Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke and unshined shoes. Favorite Pastime: Playing the guitar and listening to the radio. Favorite Memory: Time I caught my finger in a cake mixer. Secret Ambition: To become a success in life and to have the best of everything. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Football; Social — Promenade Committees, Banquet Host. RICHARD ALLAN GARNIEWICZ “Garn ie” 4 Birchcrest Street Favorite Saying: “Times cos pi square radians.” Pet Peeve: Teachers who know what they are talking about but can’t get the point across. Favorite Pastime: Amateur Radio. Favorite Memory: After school chess matches in B-11. Secret Ambition: To prove the periodic table incorrect. Activities: Academic — Radio Club; Athletic — Assist- ant Manager — Football. GREGORY WILLIAM GIBSON “Gibby” 32 Lexington Street liay Saying: “When the cat is away the mice will p ay.” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Loafing around. Favorite Memory: Summer days on Newfound Lake. Secret Ambition: To lead a successful life. Activities: Athletic — Intramural sports. ELLEN ANN GENOVA “Ellie” 28 Wyman Street Favorite Saying: “Jimmie called last night.” Pet Peeve: Seventh period gym classes. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone and going out to lunch with the girls. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret; and to be the type of daughter my parents want me to be and to fulfill their dreams. Activities: Academic — Student Council, The Interna- tional Relations Club, Assistant Business Manager of the Yeabook; Athletic — Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad; Social Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. EILEEN MARY GILLIS “Dobie” Muller Road Favorite Saying: “Hey, I know, don’t I?” Pet Peeve: People who think thev’re better than others and kids who push in the halls. Favorite Pastime: Being with Jack and cheering. Favorite Memory: March 1963 and Norumbega Park. Secret Ambition: To repay my mother for all the love, understanding and money she has given me and to go to Hawaii on my honeymoon. Activities: Academic — Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Cheerleader, Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team; Social —— Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. HOWARD ERNEST GRAVES “Howie” 19 Brown Avenue Favorite Saying: “Hey fella.” Pet Peeve: Little fellas. Favorite Pastime: Automobiles. Favorite Memory: April 3, 1963. Secret Ambition: Indianapolis 500 and to travel. RONALD WILLIAM GIVEN “Ron” 24 Wyman Street Favorite Saying: “Is that right.” Pet Peeve: Girls who think they’re nice. Favorite Pastime: Being with short people and driving my 750 Ford. Favorite Memory: Prom of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a B. H. S. Graduate. Activities: Academic — Band; Athletic — Junior Var- sity Basketball. LORRAINE F. GRAVES 23 Skilton Lane Favorite Saying: “Oh really.” Pet Peeve: Conceited people. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: October 28, 1962. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. “Gravey” JANICE G. GLYNN “Janice” 22 Harriet Avenue Favorite Saying: “Did I get a letter?” Pet Peeve: Marine Corp. Favorite Pastime: Writing letters to a certain someone. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. ROBERT FRANCIS HALL, JR. “Bob” 48 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Saying: “That’s cool.” Pet Peeve: Eighth Graders rushing around the corridors so that you can’t see. Favorite Pastime: Driving. Favorite Memory: Senior year football games. Secret Ambition: To own a Chevy Sting Ray. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Yearbook; Athletic — Junior Varsity Baseball; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. ARTHUR C. GRAVES “Artie” 19 Brown Avenue Favorite Saying: “Get off my back.” Pet Peeve: Wise girls. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain person. Favorite Memory: September 28, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a physical education teacher. WILLIAM T. HAYES “Bill” Chandler Road Favorite Saying: “I guess so.” Pet Peeve: Teachers. Favorite Pastime: Using my father’s car. Favorite Memory: The Junior Prom. Secret Ambition: To own a Corvette. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Football, Gym- nastic Team. ROBERT PHILIP HEIGHAM “Bob” 2 Brantwood Lane Favorite Saying: “Don’t be wise.” Pet Peeve: A girl who thinks she’s wise. Favorite Pastime: Playing sports and being with a cer- tain girl named Pat. Favorite Memory: October 29, 1960 and the summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To design and build my own home. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, Student Council; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Junior Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Club, Intramural Sports; Social — Dance Committee, Promenade Committees.” DANIEL JOSEPH HEALEY “Danny” 107 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “That don’t cut no ice.” Pet Peeve: Teachers. Favorite Pastime: Playing cards, swimming, and play- ing hockey. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a rich bachelor. Activities: Social — Dance Committees, Banquet Host. BRADLEY EDWARD HELLER “Brad” 8 Stephanie Street Favorite Saying: “Tough.” Pet Peeve: Certain teachers. Favorite Pastime: Loafing. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be an engineer. SANDRA GAIL HEBB “Sam 5 Carey Avenue Favorite Saying: “It’s all or nothing.” Pet Peeve: Eighth Graders who think they own the school. Favorite Pastime: Sports, horseback riding, and children. Favorite Memory: The gymnastic team with Miss Parks. Secret Ambition: To be successful in everything I do. Activities:, Academic — President Science Club; Ath- letic — Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Gymnastic Team; Social — Promenade Committees. JOHN WILLIAM HUGHES “Jack” 26 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Saying: “Bruno.” Pet Peeve: People who don’t participate in school activi- ties, and getting up in the morning. Favorite Pastime: Sports, books, girls, and singing in the locker room with the boys. Favorite Memory: Tramping through the woods under the watchful eye of Mr. Roche during the football season of 1961, behind the old high school. Secret Ambition: To be a professional athlete, with a college diploma. Activities: Academic —- Student Council; Athletic — Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports; Social — Dance Com- mittees, Promenade Committees. ROBERT BERNARD JAQUES lake 11 Rocky Hill Road Favorite Saying: “Right.” Pet Peeve Ninth grade girls. Favorite Pastime: Basketball. Favorite Memory: Sunday, November 3, 1963. Secret Ambition: To someday see the world. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball, Intra- mural Sports. DANIEL JOSEPH HURLEY, JR. Siang 6 Elm Avenue Favorite Saying: “Right away.” Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Pastime: Roller skating and bowling. Favorite Memory: C. Y. O. Ski Trip — 1963. Secret Ambition: To own a 1960 Thunderbird, full custom. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society. DEBORAH ANNE JOHNSTON “Debbie” Clonmel Avenue Favorite Saying: “I care.” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Favorite Pastime: Horses and visiting Pat. Favorite Memory: Getting lost in the airport, and the “Girls’ Room.” Secret Ambition: To own horses and to get married. Activities: | Athletic—— Girls’ Athletic Association, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team. KATHLEEN RUTH HURLEY “Kathy” Peach Orchard Road Favorite Saying: “Ya know?” Pet Peeve: School. Favorite Pastime: Having fun. Favorite Memory: April and June of 1962. Secret Ambition: I never tell secrets! dese Academic — National Honor Society, Art Studio. BONNIE JEAN JOYCE “Bonnie” 66 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “Godfrey!” Pet Peeve: People who are too immature to accept responsibility and then have the largest complaints when activities fail. Favorite Pastime: Singing, being in musicals, talking, and being with a certain Winchester citizen. Favorite Memory: August 25, 1963; September 28, 1963; Girls’ State, Summers in New Hampshire. Secret Ambition: To be a guest soloist at Carnegie Hall. Activities: Academic — Class Vice President, Class Treasurer, Band, Senior Class Executive Committee, Dramatic Society, Chorus, The International Rela- tions Club; Athletic — Leaders’ Club; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Soloist, Burlington Choral representative to District Chorus, Oklahoma, Rally at Ridgewood, Girls’ State Representative. ROBERT J. INGRAM “Bob” Manning Street Favorite Saying: “Right.” Pet Peeve: Eighth Graders. Favorite Pastime: Basketball. Favorite Memory: Senior Year. Secret Ambition: To play for the Celtics. Pet Peeve: Ninth Grade girls. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball. KAREN GRACE KALOUSDIAN “Kluie” 2 Burton Road Favorite Saying: “That’s true.” Pet Peeve: Our lunches and pushy eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Talking, is there anything else? . Favorite Memory: Labor Day Weekend in Philly, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be tall, skinny and famous, like Susan. Activities: Academic — Student Council, Dramatic So- ciety, Chorus, Math Club, Science Fair Award Win- ner; Athletic — Varsity Field Hockey, Junior Varsity Field Hockey, Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Intramural Sports; Social — Promenade Com- mittee, Banquet Hostess. LESLIE RUTH LACEY “Les” Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Saying: “Oh, rats!” Pet Peeve: Getting to classes on time by running when you're not allowed to run. Favorite Pastime: Spending money and thinking of more ways to spend it. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To see one of my pictures hanging in a famous art gallery Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, Year- book, School Newspaper; Athletic — Varsity Field Hockey, Majorettes. CAROL MARIE KEENE “Carol” 15 Corcoran Road Favorite Saying: “Mother PLEASE! ! !” Pet Peeve: Crowded corridors between classes. Favorite Pastime: Reading and being among friends. Favorite Memory: 4th of July dance, 1963. Secret Am bition: To make my parents proud of me. Activities: Academic — Band, Dramatic Society, Senior Class Executive Committee, Nurses’ Club. GAIL A. LEARY “Gail” 12 Carey Avenue Favorite Saying: “Really ? ?” Pet Peeve: Study hall, bookcovers, and P. O. D. class. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone and talking on the telephone. Favorite Memory: February 2, 1963, July 17, 1963, and my four years at B. H. S. Secret Ambition: To fulfill a promise made April 2, 1963 and to win back my parents’ trust. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Athletic — Majorettes. DANIEL LOUIS KRUPKOSKI “Dan” 30 Prouty Road Favorite Saying: “Hairy.” Pet Peeve: Little eighth graders in the halls who get in the way. Favorite Pastime: Swimming. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: If I told my secret ambition, it wouldn’t be a secret anymore, so I won’t tell it. MARILYN C. LEWIS “Mal” 65 Bedford Street Favorite Saying: “Oh, well.” Pet Peeve: Homework, oral reports and _ conceited people. Favorite Pastime: Talking on the telephone, being with my friends, going over to Judy C’s house, playing old records, and just having fun! Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963, July 25, 1963, Tewksbury, December 31, 1962. Secret Ambition: To do something to repay my parents for being so wonderful. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Athletic — Pep Squad; Social — Promenade Committees. CHERYL ANN LORENZETTI “Cheryl” 7 Francis Road Favorite Saying: “Yeh, but that’s different.” Pet Peeve: People who are too hungry to wait in the lunch line like everyone else. Favorite Pastime: Watching Winn Street from my front porch. Favorite Memory: June 8, 1962. Secret Ambition: To have my one wish come true. Activities: Academic — Student Council, School News- paper, International Relations Club, Senior Class Executive Committee; Social — Promenade Com- mittees. ROBERT Y. S. LI 29 Princeton Road Favorite Saying: “Do to others as you would like them to do to you.” Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. Favorite Pastime: Bicycle riding, star gazing. Favorite Memory: Childhood adventures. Secret Ambition: To be a great scientist. Activities: Academic — Math Club, Math League. WILLIAM LOWE “Bill” 151 Bedford Street Pet Peeve: Eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Cutting up my sister. Favorite Memory: Mr. Murphy’s classes. Secret Ambition: To go to college. Activities: Academic — Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Junior Varsity Football. JANICE FAYE LINDLEY Sanne 64 Bedford Street Favorite Saying: “All this and that.” Pet Peeve: Excuses. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: My senior year, before and after school. Secret Ambition: To achieve true happiness and success in life and to make my parents proud of me. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, The International Relations Club; Social — Dance Com- mittee, Promenade Committee. ANNE LORETTA LYNCH “Lorry” 11 Wyman Street Favorite Saying: “Anybody got any gum?” Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Favorite Pastime: Watching and going to baseball games. Favorite Memory: February 22-24, 1963 and the sum- mer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To marry a millionaire and live in Ireland. Activities: Academic — Freshman Class Treasurer, Sec- retary National Honor Society, Yearbook Assistant Editor; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Secretary Leaders’ Club; Social —- Promenade Committees, Graduation Usherette. MARCIA ANNE LITCHFIELD “Litchie” 4 Parker Drive Favorite Saying: “Spare me Tiger.” Pet Peeve: Chairs that run nylons. Favorite Pastime: Playing my ukelele. Favorite Memory: Playing slot machines in Las Vegas. Secret Ambition: To have wings on my Volkswagen. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Art Club, Chorus, French Club, Future Homemakers of America; Athletic — Pep Club, Swimming team in Florida, Intramural Sports; Social — Dance Commit- tees, Promenade Committees. ALINE MacDONNELL ALG 136 Bedford Street Favorite Saying: “What a blast!” Pet Peeve: Smart-aleck kids and people who don’t’ keep their promises. — Favorite Pastime: Reading, dancing, and thinking about college. Favorite Memory: My years spent in Gitmo, Cuba. Secret Ambition: To be happy and to be the daughter my parents will be proud of. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, Dra- matic Society, Editor-in-Chief of Arrowhead Year- book, Math League, Oratorical Contest Winner, Senior Class Executive Committee, Future Nurses’ Toe Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Tennis eam. JOAN MARIE MALO — “Joni” 28 Pathwoods Avenue Favorite Saying: “Wanna’ fat lip?” Pet Peeve: Talking on the phone when I don’t feel like dts Favorite Pastime: Talking with Shirley, goofin’ off at the Canteen, Majorettes. Favorite Memory: September 7, 1963, September 21, 1963, my Junior Prom. Secret Ambition: To be the kind of girl my mother and father want me to be. ELAINE MacEACHERN “Elaine” 17 Skilton Lane Favorite Saying: “Guess What?” Pet Peeve: Customers. Favorite Pastime: Reading, going to Boston, and watch- ing football games. Favorite Memory: My sophomore and junior years, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Secret Ambition: To become well educated. Activities: Academic — School Newspaper; Athletic — Leaders’ Club. ALFRED WALTER MANNINEN SA 17 Alma Road Favorite Saying: “Come on.” Pet Peeve: Little eighth graders that push in the corri- dors. Favorite Pastime: Bowling. Favorite Memory: A week-end visit to West Point Academy. Secret Ambition: Travel. Activities: Academic — Science Award Winner. ROBERTA JEANNE MALATESTA “Bobbie” 3 Mohawk Road Favorite Saying: “You know.” Pet Peeve: People who think they are better than others. Favorite Pastime: Dancing, parties, and boys. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To become a good nurse and someday get married and raise a family. Activities: _ Academic — School Newspaper, Future Nurses’ Club; Athletic — Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad. BRIAN MANSER 11 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Saying: “Come on.” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders in the high school. Favorite Pastime: Driving around New England. Favorite Memory: Summer Vacation. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Academic — Spanish Club. JAMES JOSEPH McCARTHY “Jimmy” 4 Savin Street Favorite Saying: “Funny.” Pet Peeve: Eighth Graders. Favorite Pastime: Swimming and waterskiing. Favorite Memory: May 24, 1963, and September 14, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a draftsman. Activities: Academic — Band, Yearbook, Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Gymnas- tic Team; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. RONALD WILLIAM MARKWORTH “Mark” 1025 Cambridge Street Favorite Saying: “Watch yourself.” Pet Peeve: Teachers who give me lectures. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To become successful in life. Activities: Social — Dance Committees. KATHLEEN ANICETA McCARTHY “Kathy” 4 Savin Street Favorite Saying: “No kidding.” Pet Peeve: Riding on the school bus in the morning. Favorite Pastime: Reading and baking. Secret Ambition: To have as much faith in my children as my father has in his. Activities: Academic — The International Relations Club. LAWRENCE PAUL MAROUIS “Warry” 42 Sandy Brook Road Favorite Saving: “Hi ya, dud!” Pet Peeve: Teachers who pile the homework on. Favorite Pastime: Playing baseball. Favorite Memory: My Junior Prom. Secret Ambition: To be a math teacher. Activities: _Academic— Math Club, Math League, Senior Class Executive Committee. JANE McCULLOUGH “Flint” Carol Avenue Favorite Saving: “Play the role.” Pet Peeve: Little eighth graders rushing to their classes. Favorite Pastime: Telephone, being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: August 17, 1963. Secret Ambition: To go to business school and later get married and raise a family. Activities: Academic — Chorus, Library Aide; Athletic — Pep Squad. SUSAN MASON “Sue” 82 Wilmington Road Favorite Saying: “What a riot!” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders and our delicious school lunches. Favorite Pastime: Talking, sleeping, eating, and talking d to a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Eighth and ninth grades in the old Union School and summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To weigh 200 pounds and to be a successful secretary. Activities: Academic —— Yearbook; Athletic — Pep Squad; Social — Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess, Prom Usherette. RITA McINTOSH “Apple” Westwood Street Favorite Saying: “Oh curses! !” Pet Peeve: The upstairs girls’ room before the eight o'clock bell. Favorite Pastime: Being with Neil. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962 — July. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Athletic — Pep Squad. JUDITH DAWN MILWARD “Mildew” 44 Hilltop Drive Favorite Saying: “Wise up.” Pet Peeve: Germany, people late for dates, long lunch lines, and eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Writing to Teddy, talking on the phone to Barbara or David, being with the gang and dances. Favorite Memory: April 15, 1963; and my Senior Year. Secret Ambition: To make my parents proud of me, to be a success in whatver I attempt, and to get mar- ried and raise four children. KATHLEEN McKIM “Baldy” 13 Moss Street Favorite Saying: “I don’t know!” Pet Peeve: Underclassmen hoggin’ the mirrors. Favorite Pastime: Talking on the phone, dancing, eat- ing, and sleeping. Favorite Memory: December, 1962. Secret Ambition: To have a full head of hair, and to be successful in whatever I attempt. Activities: Academic — School Newspaper, Senior Class Executive Committee; Athletic — Varsity Field Hockey, Cheerleader Substitute, Pep Squad, Gymnas- tic Team; Social — Promenade Committees, Gradua- tion Usherette. TERRY ANNE MORTIMER “Monk” 38 Sandy Brook Road Pet Peeve: People who don’t play sports! Favorite Pastime: Basketball and Stan. Favorite Memory: January, 1963. ate Ambition: To know the right thing to do and to O it. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Chorus; Ath- letic — Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball Co-Cap- tain, Varsity Field Hockey, Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion, Varsity Club, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad, Gym- nastic Team; Social — Promenade Committees. WILLIAM VINCENT McNAMARA “Mac” 57 Mountain Road Favorite Saying: “Are you screwy?” Pet Peeve: Little kids in the corridor. Favorite Pastime: Working on my car. Favorite Memory: I’m thinkin’, I’m thinkn’. Secret Ambition: To own a goin’ machine. JANET IRENE MURPHY plan 109 Leopold Street Favorite Saying: “What time is it now?” Pet Peeve: Rainy Saturdays when there is a football game! Favorite Pastime: Having fun and driving. Favorite Memory: Vacations and proms. Secret Ambition: To fulfill everything I do successfully and to be happy. Activities: Academic — Sophomore Class _ Secretary, Student Council, Yearbook; Athletic — Majorette Band Leader. DIANE LOUISE NAPOLITANO “Diane” 3 Leroy Drive Favorite Saying: “It can be if I want it to be.” Pet Peeve: Study Halls. Favorite Pastime: Having fun and going out to lunch with Ellen and the girls. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Academic — The International Relations Club; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Pep Squad. KEVIN MICHAEL MURPHY “Murph” 92 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “Hey, Rawson, where ya goin’?” Pet Peeve: x?. Favorite Pastime: Driving. Favorite Memory: All the good times at B. H. S. Secret Ambition: To do away with slide-rules. Activities: Academic — Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports, Basketball Coach; Social — Dance Commit- tees, Promenade Committees. CONSTANCE MARY O’LEARY “Connie” 22 Humbolt Avenue Favorite Saying: “What's the scoop?” Pet Peeve: Boys who drink. Favorite Pastime: Having fun. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To get married and someday visit Hawaii. Activities: Social — Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess. SANDRA MURPHY “Sandy” Westwood Street Favorite Saying: “Too da loo.” Pet Peeve: Underclassmen who own their own cars, and rainy days. Favorite Pastime: Joey, and just having fun. Favorite Memory: November 5, 1960, my trip to Florida with Joey. Secret Ambition: It’s a secret. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Athletic — Pep Squad. SANDRA MARY OLIVER “Sandy” 13 Carey Avenue Pet Peeve: People who are inconsiderate of others. Favorite Pastime: Art. Secret Ambition: To repay my parents for all they’ve ae me, with the many things they do deserve in e. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Spanish Club. SHEILA CARSON MURRAY “Sheila” Skilton Lane Favorite Saying: “What!” Pet Peeve: People who think you should do what they had to do in life, and people who have no manners. Favorite Pastime: Daydreaming, being with Roddy and eating. Favorite Memory: December 24, 1960, all the fun Carol and I have had together, and all the goodtimes 1 have had with Roddy. Secret Ambition: An ambition shared by two, and for my mother and father to be always proud of all ten of their children. Activities: Academic — Class Treasurer of the Sopho- more and Senior Classes, Student Council, Chorus, : Yearbook, Senior Class Executive Committee; Ath- Me letic — Majorettes; Social — Dance Committees y Promenade Committees. CHERYL ELISE OSBORNE “Ozzie” 1 Elizabeth Avenue Pet Peeve: Girls who don’t take gym because their hair will get messed up and girls who smoke. Favorite Pastime: Sports, driving teachers crazy, and laughing. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963 at Cape Cod. Secret Ambition: To live on a farm. Activities: Academic — Vice President Dramatic Society. Chorus, Yearbook Sports Co-Editor, Projection Club; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey Co-captain, Junior Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Field Hockey, Girls’ Athletic Association, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team Co-captain, Soft- ball; Social — Dance Committees, Banquet Hostess. CHRISTINE EVELYN PALLADINO “Chris” 5 Forbes Avenue Favorite Saying: “O’ my nerves!” Pet Peeve: Little eighth graders who shouldn’t be in the high school. Favorite Pastime: Going out with Mike, Majorettes, bowling. Favorite Memory: September 22, 1961. Secret Ambition: A secret shared by two, and to always make my mother and father proud of me. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Chorus, Sub- scription Manager of the Yearbook; Athletic — Majorettes Captain; Social— Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. MARGARET ALICE O’SULLIVAN “Peggy” 18 Hillcrest Road Favorite Saying: “Hey! I really care.” Pet Peeve: Limited phone calls, fighting with a certain someone. Favorite Pastime: Being with Billy. Favorite Memory: November 24, 1962; December 19, 1962. Sécret Ambition: To be half as wonderful as my mother, to be happily married to Billy. LINDA JEAN PATTERSON “Pattie” 140 Winn Street Favorite Saying: “Oh yea, sure, O.K.” Pet Peeve: People who always cut other people up. Favorite Pastime: Cheering and dancing. Favorite Memory: May 10, 1962. Secret Ambition: To be an airline hostess. Activities: Academic — Secretary, Junior and Senior years, Chorus, Yearbook; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Cheerleading, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Graduation Usherette. WILLIAM CHARLES OWEN “Bill” 144 Winn Street Pet Peeve: Going to school. Favorite Pastime: Loafing and spending money. Favorite Memory: The eleventh grade. Secret Ambition: That’s a secret. MAURICE GEORGE PELISSIER “Moe” Middlesex Street Favorite Saying: “I don’t know.” Pet Peeve: Problems. Favorite Pastime: Being with friends. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be an engineer. Activities: Academic — Band. CARLSON PIAN “Carl” 4 Woodcrest Avenue Favorite Saying: “Un-gow-wa Timba.” Pet Peeve: Eighth graders. Favorite Pastime: Trying to figure out how to use my slide rule. Favorite Memory: Chemistry lab. Secret Ambition: To get to drive Mr. Fogelberg’s car. Activities: Academic — Math Club, Math League. CAROLYN LOUISE PERGAMO “Carolyn” 21 Purity Springs Road Favorite Saying: “Oh, I don’t know.” Pet Peeve: People who are always gossiping. Favorite Pastime: Talking on the telephone and going to the dances. Favorite Memory: February 24, 1962, and my sopho- more year. Secret Ambition: To become a private secretary. Activities: Academic — Yearbook, School Newspaper; Athletic — Pep Squad; Social — Promenade Com- mittees. WALTER STANLEY PIENKOS, JR. “Pinky” 20 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Saying: “Hang loose.” Pet Peeve: Those who try to be one of the guys. Favorite Pastime: Playing basketball. Favorite Memory: Basketball games at B. H. S. Secret Ambition: To play guard for the Boston Celtics. Activities: Academic — Senior Class President, Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior Class Vice President, Stu- dent Council, Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic — Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, Coach of Intra- mural Basketball; Social Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Host, Graduation Marshal. WILLIAM RICHARD PERO “Green Giant” 82 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “Oh yea!” Pet Peeve: Teachers who act rough, but are only “Tiger Lilies.” Favorite Pastime: “Mooning.” Favorite Memory: York Beach. Secret Ambition: To graduate and complete college. Activities: Social—- Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Host. JAMES PIPER “Pipe” 71 Muller Road Favorite Saying: “Hang loose, Mother Goose.” Pet Peeve: People with no school spirit, and losing foot- ball games. Favorite Pastime: Being with Linda. Favorite Memory: March 9, 1963, and Prom of 1962. Secret Ambition: To graduate. Activities: Athletic — Varsity Football, Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team, Intramural Sports; Social — Promenade Committees. MARY FRANCES PETRONE “Mary” 17 Lantern Lane Favorite Saying: “That’s what you think.” Pet Peeve: People who are inconsiderate of others. Favorite Pastime: Reading and going in Boston to the theatre. Favorite Memory: The Junior-Senior Prom 1963. Secret Ambition: To get married and raise a large family. LUCIEN O. POULIOT “Louie” 1 Mark Street Favorite Saying: “Dosh, gone it.” Pet Peeve: People who are late for appointments. Favorite Pastime: Working. Favorite Memory: My freshman year at N. H. S. Secret Ambition: To be a pilot. KENNETH RAMSDELL “Rams” 75 Mountain Road Favorite Saying: “Is that right?” Pet Peeve: Francis Doyle. Favorite Pastime: Being up the park after work. Favorite Memory: When “Scope” waited in the phone booth. Secret Ambition: To graduate. HAROLD ELI POWERS “Harry” 41 Skelton Road Favorite Saying: “Hey, that’s pretty hairy.” Pet Peeve: People who copy my homework and get a better mark than I do. Favorite Pastime: Loafing. Favorite Memory: My senior year and the football games. Secret Ambition: To make the cooks eat their own food. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Spanish Club; Athletic — Junior Varsity Baseball; Social — Prome- nade Committees, Banquet Host. MARGARET HELEN RANDALL “Margie” 119 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “An everything.” Pet Peeve: People who are too “moody” and_ too ‘“Sealous.” Favorite Pastime: Having fun with Kenny. Favorite Memory: The memory of my first date and the Prom of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be an accountant and to make my parents proud of me. Activities: Academic — The International Relations Club; Athletic — Substitute Cheerleader, Pep Squad; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess. JAMES MICHAEL PRINDIVILLE “Jacques” 92 Center Street Favorite Saying: “Who, me?” Pet Peeve: Work. Favorite Pastime: Loafing. Favorite Memory: Summers at Newfound Lake. Secret Ambition: To be a rich loafer. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Ban- quet Host. GEORGE EDWARD RAWSON “Brownspot” 18 Wildmere Avenue Favorite Saying: “Hey, whcre ya’ going?” Pet Peeve: People who tell me what to do. Favorite Pastime: Playing cards and listening to Ray Charles. Favorite Memory: May 15, 1962. Secret Ambition: To race a big Harley-Davidson. Activities: Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Host. LINDA ELLEN ROWE “Red” 44 Sunset Drive Favorite Saying: “What a fink.” Pet Peeve: Girls and boys who think they are “it.” Favorite Pastime: Dancing, talking on the telephone, and having a friend like Loretta in my senior year. Favorite Memory: September 4, 1961, and Christmas Eve, 1962. Secret Ambition: To become successful in whatever I do, and make my parents proud of me. Activities: Academic — Latin Club, The International Relations Club; Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball. VINCENT M. REYNOLDS, JR. “Vinny” 5 Olean Road Favorite Saying: “Hey, pretty swingin’.” Pet Peeve: People who think they are “pretty swingin’.” Favorite Pastime: Sleeping and listening to WMEX. Favorite Memory: My sophomore year with the kids. Secret Ambition: To be a millionaire. EDWARD SAVJE ae 7 Ridgewood Lane Favorite Saying: “Oh no!” Pet Peeve: People who think they’re it. Favorite Pastime: Carolyn, hunting. Favorite Memory: October 6, 1962. Secret Ambition: To have a huge collection of guns and an ambition shared by two. DONNA RUTH ROACH “Donna” 6 Wing Terrace Favorite Saying: “Okay.” “Yuh know.” Pet Peeve: Homework and underclassmen. Favorite Pastime: Baking, sewing, listening to the radio, and talking on the telephone. Favorite Memory: Junior Prom, a certain ’37 Packard, senior year. Secret Ambition: To be an R.N. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, School Newspaper, Nurses’ Club. MARY LOUISE SCANLAN “Mary Lou” 46 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “Thanks a lot.” Pet Peeve: Show offs. Favorite Pastime: Taking care of Patty. Favorite Memory: April, 1960. Secret Ambition: To be a kindergarten teacher. Activities: Academic — Spanish Club; Athletic — Junior Varsity Field Hockey, Leaders’ Club; Social — Promenade Committees. RITA MARIE RODERICK “Poodle” 14 Brown Avenue Favorite Saying: “Huh?” Pet Peeve: Boys and conceited people. Favorite Pastime: Having fun. Favorite Memory: November 24, 1962, and the motor- cycle races at Laconia, N. H. Secret Ambition: To own a motorcycle. Activities: Academic — Chorus, Yearbook, School News- paper, The International Relations Club; Athletic — Varsity Field Hockey, Manager and Assistant Mana- ger for Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team, Secretary Girls’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess. MARY ELIZABETH SERPA “Serpant” 49 Skelton Road Favorite Saying: “Boy, is your hair getting long!” Pet Peeve: Pushing Billy’s car home after a date. Favorite Pastime: Giving wiffles and keeping the scissors hot. Favorite Memory: The first wiffle I ever gave. Secret Ambition: To own a brand new 1964 Chevrolet Impala hubcap. Activities: Academic — Student Council, School News- paper; Athletic — Girls’ Athletic Association, Leaders’ Club, Pep Squad; Social — Dance Commit- tees, Promenade Committees. JUDITH ANN SMITH “Judie” 1 Laurie Lane Favorite Saying: “Really?” Pet Peeve: Being called “Smitty.” Favorite Pastime: Just having fun. Favorite Memory: February 18, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be as understanding as my mother. Activities: Academic — Chorus, Yearbook, School news- paper, Library Aide; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. ANGELA CHRISTINE SIRIANI “Ange” 104 Lexington Street Favorite Saying: “Oh, you’re kidding!” Pet Peeve: People who make false accusations about others. Favorite Pastime: Being with Jack, painting, and baking. Favorite Memory: April 13, 1962, and England 1963. Secret Ambitions: To be a success in life and live up to my parents’ expectations. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, School News- paper, Corresponding Secretary — International Relations Club, Senior Class Executive Committee; Athletic — Pep Squad; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess, Decoration Chairman for Senior Banquet. MARIE ELAINE SMITH “Elaine” 8 Kinney Avenue Favorite Saying: “I'm mad.” Pet Peeve: Problems class. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Secret Ambition: To be the kind of person my mother and father would be proud of. Activities: Academic — Chorus, Yearbook, Senior Class Executive Committee; Athletic — Pep Squad; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Ban- quet Hostess. EDWIN L. SMITH, JR. “Smity” 3 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Saying: “Oh sure!” Pet Peeve: Problems. Favorite Pastime: Resting. Favorite Memory: First date. Secret Ambition: To be a 20-year man. Activities: _Academic— Band; Athletic — Gymnastic Team; Social—-Dance Committees, Promenade Committees. LORETTA JANE SOTIROS “Lorry” 19 Maud Graham Circle Favorite Saying: “I’m only kidding,” “You think I care?” Pet Peeve: Conceited people and people with no sense of humor. Favorite Pastime: Talking on the telephone, watching football and basketball games, having fun, and my good friend Linda. Favorite Memory: October 1961, Latin with Mr. Eaton, and summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To become a high school teacher and to make my parents proud of me. Activities: Academic — Latin Club, The International Relations Club; Athletic — Junior Varsity Basketball. CHARLES FRANK THAYER “Charlie” 28 Mountain Road Favorite Saying: “Oh yea?” Pet Peeve: Traffic jams in “A” corridor. Favorite Pastime: Doing nothing. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: To be a great trumpet player. Activities: Academic — National Honor Society, Band. SARAH SETTLE STEWART “Sally” 244 Mill Street Favorite Saying: “What a panic!” “Oh my!” Pet Peeve: My older sister and underclassmen who think they are “it.” Favorite Pastime: Taking walks, listening to my radio, and laughing. Favorite Memory: The summer of my _ seventeenth birthday. Secret Ambition: To be happily married and to make my parents proud of me. Activities: Academic — School Newspaper; Social — Dance Committees. CAROLINE VERBANAS “Carol” 3 Keans Road Favorite Saying: “Cut it.” Pet Peeve: People who think they’re better than every- one else. Favorite Pastime: Being “alive.” Favorite Memory: Summers of 1961, 1962, and 1963. Secret Ambition: Commercial artist. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society. HOWARD EDWARD STRACHAN “Howie” 4 Birch Street Favorite Saying: “Holy mackerel.” Pet Peeve: Boys who don’t play sports and are capable of it, and those who mock our teams. Favorite Pastime: “Studying” and playing sports. Favorite Memory: When our football team won its first game in 26 tries. Secret Ambition: To sell refrigerators to the Eskimos. Activities: Academic — Sophomore and Junior Class President, Vice President and President Student Council, Yearbook, School Newspaper; Athletic — Co-Captain Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Boys’ Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team, Intramural Basketball Manager; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committees, Gradua- tion Marshal. JANICE CHRISTINE WATTERS “Janice” 20 Alma Road Favorite Saying: ‘““Ta-dah!” Pet Peeve: Homework and waiting outside the school in the morning. Favorite Pastime: Listening to records, talking on the phone, and cooking. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962 and May 26, 1963. Secret Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do. Activities: Academic — Dramatic Society, Yearbook; Athletic — Majorette Soloist, Leaders’ Club; Social — Dance Committees, Promenade Committee, Pro- duction Manager. EDWARD W. SURETTE “Eddie” 39 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Saying: “Are you screwy?” Pet Peeve: Slow drivers. Favorite Pastime: Loafing. Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Secret Ambition: Architectural engineer. Activities: Academic — Spanish Club, Science Fair Award Winner; Athletic: Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Football; Social — Dance Committees. CAROLYN R. WING “Tawny” 25 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Saying: “Guess what?” Pet Peeve: Irritable people. Favorite Pastime: Horses, painting, and outdoors. Favorite Memory: October 6, 1962. Secret Ambition: To live on a ranch in the mountains. Activities: Academic — Chorus; Athletic — Majorettes, Leaders’ Club, Gymnastic Team. PATRICIA ANN WOODBURY pate 11 Ellen Road Favorite Saying: “My, my.” Pet Peeve: People who cut up the football team. Favorite Pastime: Cheering, painting, and being with Bob. Favorite Memory: October 29, 1960, and the Junior Prom. Secret Ambition: To be a great painter. Activities: Academic — Vice President National Honor Society, Yearbook Art Editor; Athletic — Girls’ Ath- letic Association, Varsity Club, Cheerleaders’ Captain, letic Association, Varsity Club, Captain Cheerleader, Majorettes, Leaders’ Club; Social —- Dance Commit- tees, Co-chairman Promenade Committee, Banquet Hostess, Graduation Usherette. JOANNE WOOD “Jo” 29 Overlook Avenue Favorite Saying: “Hi, peoples!” Pet Peeve: Boys who think they are IT! Favorite Pastime: Bowling and horseback riding. Favorite Memory: May 19 to May 25, 1963. Secret Ambition: To take a cruise to Europe. CAROL MARIE YAKAVONIS abd Raymond Road Favorite Saying: “No kiddin’ Dick Tracy.” Pet Peeve: Bowling. Favorite Pastime: Sleeping. Favorite Memory: August 11, 1963. Secret Ambition: To go to Arizona. wi Activities: _Academic— Chorus; Athletic — Manager Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball; Social — Promenade Committees, Banquet Hostess. In Memoriam Let’s take a few minutes To stop and to pray For our dear classmate, Tony, not with us today. Remembered in the hearts Of all his close friends With a memory that lives And shall never end. We take this last chance To show him cur love As we know he is watching From Heaven above. ANTHONY BALESTRIERE January 15, 1961 Class Prophecy While taking a world cruise we decided to look up some of our old class- mates. We hadn’t seen them for 10 years — since graduation night, 1964. Our first stop was Ireland where we saw Vini DeLuca, Frank Battistello, and Al Bartolucci, in the Pisan Club. They had acquired a thick Irish brogue. We were waited on by those sweet Irish colleens: Paula Capozzi, Cathryn Carbone, and Roberta Malatesta. We decided to take a sightseeing tour through the country before leaving. There we were surprised to see in the potato fiields: Pat Woodbury and Aline MacDonnell. When asked how they got a job in the potato fields they answered, “Tt takes brains!” Then we went on to Scotland, where we saw playing bagpipes: Carol Keene, and Charles Thayer. Dancing to the music in their kilts were: Jack Hughes, Rich Boyer, Steve Beers, Jimmy Prindiville, and Billy Pero. It was too much to watch this any longer, so we left for France. In Paris, indubitably, we ended up at the famous night spot, The Marquis, owned by our former classmate, Larry. After sitting down to watch the show, we were stunned to see among the Can Can girls: Kathy Hurley, Joanne Wood, Karen Kalousdian, Peggy O'Sullivan, Gail Leary, Marilyn Lewis, Judy Carpenter, Linda Rowe, and Loretta Sotiros. Seated at the front table enraptured by the performances were: Craig Cooper, Timmy Cosgrove, Kevin Murphy and Howie Graves. The following day, by chance, we were able to witness the racing of the Grand Prix. Some of the participants were: John Biagiotti, Bob Bucknam, Donny Blanchet, Bob Cauldwell, and Albert Gaetani. The winner was a “dark horse,” Eddie Dunton. Standing in the grandstand watching the race were those well known hotrodders: Carol Verbanas and Marcia Litchfield. We tired of France eventually and moved on to Spain. We were greeted at the airport by the newly elected mayor of Madrid, Ronnie Markworth, and his assistant Billy Hayes. He gave us free tickets to the bullfights that afternoon. Dodging the bull was the world famous matador, Lee Baxter. Afterwards we went to a party at his house for celebration. At the party were many world renowned figures, such as the great opera star, Bonnie Jean Joyce, the famous artist, Stephen Furbish, “Queen of the Yakkers,” Carol Yakavonis, U. S. Senator, Richard DiGloria. In a corner we discovered Rita McIntosh eating an apple and Elthera Campbell eating soup. When we returned to our hotel, we entered the elevator, and noticed that the elevator boy was none other than Billy “Low and High” Lowe. The next morning we left for Switzerland. On the train we met Bobby Jacques and Bobby Ingram. We asked them where they were going but they didn’t know. (The last thing they remembered was Lee Baxter’s party and all the fun they had. We wondered what could have happened.) Slight case of amnesia? We reached our destination that night — Zurich, Switzerland. Seated around the fire, at the ski lodge, with casts on their legs were: Richard “Swifty” Garniewicz, Ronnie Burnett and Gil Dashner. We wanted to see where our rooms were and the innkeeper, Bradley Heller, told us where to go. Bright and early the next morning we went out to try our luck on the slopes. We saw many famous Olympic stars there. Among them were those great gymnasts, Linda Crist, Cheryl Osborne, and Terry Mortimer. Also there was that famous track star Linda “Rubber-Legs” Patterson. We soon went to Italy, to see the sights of this beautiful country. First we went to Florence, “city of artists.” While there we decided to have our hair done and who but Mary Serpa was our hairdresser. She told us that many of Europe’s royalty came to her shop to have their hair done. Just recently Margaret “Maha Rati’ Randall was in. Also, among her customers was Jackie Battista, first lady of Cuba. From Florence we headed toward Venice. In Venice we hired a gondola to take us to our hotel. Kenny “The Gondo” Baldwin was our gondolier and Ronnie Given was his pole. Donny Bowers was at the bough. Checking out of the hotel as we checked in, clothed in furs and diamonds and dark glasses, was that international movie queen Flo Amos, made famous by her role in the movie “The Life of Phyllis Diller.” Also at this hotel was the world’s genius of physics, Robert “x?” Heigham. (They said he was there to solve the sewage problem in the city). We discovered there was, in the room next to us, a secret agent of the FBI, sent to Italy to find the international jewel thief “Mugs Manninen.” To our sur- prise, the agent was none other than Chris Palladino. She told us she had been after “Mugs” ever since he stole the crown jewels in London several months ago, along with his gun moll, Carol “Sticky Fingers” Cleaves. On towards Africa. Our first stop was Cairo. They were having a slave girl sale. One by one, the girls were taken out and sold. To our astonishment among these poor, helpless “bargains” were Pat Flory, Dawn Fenwick, Almira Bayliss, Lorraine Duggan, Eileen Gillis, Janice Glynn, Rita Roderick, Cheryl Lorenzetti and Angie Siriani. After the sale we headed downtown. We saw an approaching snake-charmer who we recognized as that famous jazz musician, Jimmy “The Pied” Piper. In the center of the city, sitting on spiked mats were: Harry Powers, Danny Hurley, and Billy Bussell. They said something about who would say “ouch” first. When we left a crowd was gathering and placing bets. From Cairo we went to the jungle on a safari. Our guide was Vincent Reynolds. We were startl ed to see above our heads a man, swinging through the trees. Our guide told us it was Tarzan Feather, “Lord of the Jungle,” but he resembled our former classmate, Danny Healey, a great deal. Then we were captured by a group of natives. We were taken to their leader, George Bennett. He told us they were really not natives, but actors who were there to make a movie. He then took us to the set where we saw the filming of the movie “Why Elephants Wear Green Sneakers.” Harry Cooper played the elephant and George Rawson was the commentator for this great, true to life movie. John Giamo was the choreographer fer the natives and Arthur Graves was head of the wardrobe. Judy Milwood took care of hair-dos (for the lions). We moved to another part of the jungle where we found a tribe of cannibals. Some of the tribe’s head-hunters were: Bob Flaherty, Dennis Dyer, Eddie Smith, and Billy Owen. Meanwhile back at the village, Sharon Boudreau, Theresa Cormier, Shirley Fortes, and Pat O’Leary were busily preparing “people-stew” in the large pot. Bubbling in the pot were found: Elaine MacEacheren, Joni Malo, Elaine Smith and Mary Petrone. Before eating, the village witchdoctor, Carlson Pian, led a ceremonial dance to drive away the evil spirits of the village, such as Sandy Murphy, Leslie Lacey, Debby Johnston, Franny Doyle, George Bornas, and Kenny Ramsdell. Among the dancers were: Sue Cameron, Janet Cain, Lorraine Graves, and Carolyn Pergamo. Banging on the drums were: Diane Napolitano, Ellen Genova, Sue Ann Carrigan, and Karen Bevis. Leading them was Janet Murphy. The chieftess, Dolores Cuozzo, said she would like to have us for dinner. Fearing for our lives, we hopped a swift elephant and fled to India. Howie Strachan, the marharaja of one of the villages, received us warmly and introduced us to his beautiful wives: Janice Feeney, Janice Lindley, Kathy McCarthy, Charlene Brooks, Judy Smith, Sue Donahue, Nancy Cogan, Sue Mason, Sue Ellis, Dottie Brooks, and Connie O'Leary, etc. As you well remember, in high school, Howie was always quite popular among the women folk. We visited one of the larger cities of India, where we were asked by the mayor Jim McCarthy, to participate in the ground breaking ceremonies of the Bob Bannon Industrial Center. Carried away with our digging, we dug ourselves clear to China. There we took a ride on a rickshaw, driven by Danny Krupkoski. In Hong Kong we visited many shops. In one of them we met a number of our old class- mates who were also touring China. They were: Donna Roach, Sally Stewart, Bob Li, Tommy Covert, Eddie Freeland, and Jane McCullough. As we turned around we saw two policemen, Bill McNamara and Maurice Pelissier, arresting Lucien Pouliot, Denise Filiatreault and Sandy Hebb, for shoplifting. Next we visited a novelty shop owned by Carolyn Wing. The salesman, Eddie Savje, tried to fast-talk us into buying “a statue of a lady with a clock where her stomach ought to be,” which greatly resembled Linda Finucane. This master- piece was created by Jeanne Doane. Because we had spent all our money in other shops, and we loved the statue so much, when the salesman turned around we stuffed the statue into one of our bags and trotted out the door. Almost imme- diately we were arrested by Eddie Surette, who led us to the city jail. In the cell next to ours we hear, sawing away at the bars, Sheila Murray and Ellen Field. They had been taken in because Sheila treasurer of the Sandy Oliver Corporation, was jiggling the books with Ellen as her assistant. Kathy McKim, who had been run in for starting a riot in the rice paddies, was placed in solitary confinement at the end of the hall. Well, here comes the wardens, Brian Manser and Gregory Gibson. Now off to our twenty years in the rock pile. Cha Wa We, the Burlington High School Class of 1964, being of sound mind (we hope) do solemnly declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Florence Amos, leave to my sister Anna the “birthday songs” on the basketball bus. I, Kenneth Baldwin, leave Burlington High School to Nunzio Cataldo. I, Robert Bannon, leave with pleasure! I, Alfred Anthony Bartolucci, leave to my sister, Cris Ann, my recommenda- tion to West Point, my school books, my class assignments, and good old B. H. S. I, Jacqueline Battista, leave to my sister, Linda, 1 slightly used gymsuit and the ability never to have white socks on gym day. I, Frank Anthony Battistello, leave to my sister, Beverly, all my homework and good times. I, Leaman Thomas Baxter, JUST LEAVE. I, Almira Rose Bayliss, do hereby leave to Mikie Mohan, my locker this year, which I haven't got. I, Stephen William Beers, leave my New York Times to my cousin Jane. I, George Holden Bennett, leave to Don Ganley my space in the student parking lot. I, Karen Lee Bevis, leave this school to my brother Ron. I, John Biagiotti, leave behind me the few but happy hours I spent at Burlington High. I, Donald Blanchet, leave my locker to anyone who can clean it out. I, George John Bornas, Jr., leave to anyone the pleasure of working on the yearbook staff. I, Sharyn Lee Boudreau, leave to Paul, all the quarters he has borrowed. I, Donald Bowers, leave to my sister Judy, all my happiness and disappoint- ments at Burlington High. She may also have my test tubes. I, Richard Boyer, leave to the future students, my favorite subject — dismissal! I, Dorothy Brooks, leave to Donna Nelson, my ability to get to games on time. I, Ronald Burnett, leave to the Junior class my brains and ambition. I, William Fred Bussel, leave to my sister, Virginia, the wonderful times I had during high school, especially in my senior year. I, Janet L. Cain, leave to my sister, Cindy, my friendship with Mr. O’Brien and the talks we used to have. I, Susan Charlotte Cameron, hereby leave 7th period study to anyone who wants it. I, Elthera Campbell, leave to my sister, Joan, the space saved by Janice F. at the front of the lunch line. I, Paula Capozzi, leave to my sister, Joanne, the privilege to cut in the lunch line. I, Cathryn Carbone, leave to future Seniors the ability to pass Problems next year. Good luck, you'll need it. I, Judith Carpenter, leave to John Fennelly the ability to skip school without getting caught, and to Donna Liljegren, her Senior year at Burlington High and may she have all the luck she needs. I, Sue Carrigan, leave to Laura Alberghini the memory of August 28, 1963, and all the fun and disappointments that I have had at B. H. S. I, Robert Joseph Cauldwell, leave to my brother, Gary, all my arguments with Mr. Flowers. I, Carole Cleaves, leave to my niece Linda, the ability to skip class, and not get caught. I, Nancy Louise Cogan, leave to my brother Danny, a locker filled with New York Times newspapers. I, Craig Cooper, leave all the luck in the world to my two good buddies, Don Ganley and Steve Carlin. I, Harry Cooper, leave reluctantly. I, Therese Marie Cormier, leave to Donna Mahoney, all the old newspapers I have from Problems class. I, Timothy John Cosgrove, leave Burlington High to my brother, Barry. I, Linda Barbara Crist, leave to all future athletes at Burlington High all the wonderful experiences and fun I have had playing in sports. , Dolores Cuozzo, leave all my junior class history notes to whoever wants — them. Sandra Jean Curtin, leave to Lynn Paille, Richard Hofstader. Gilford Frank Dashner, hope that I graduate with my class. Vincent DeLuca, leave Dave Duggan one can of talcum powder. Richard DiGloria, leave my sense of humor. Jeanne Doane, leave to my sister Linda one moldy gym suit and to Gail Burrell one piece of gum. I, Susan Claire Donahue, will to the faculty and students of B. H. S., the pleasure of my absence. I, Francis Doyle, turn over a new leaf and leave. I, Lorraine Duggan, leave to my brother Dave, all the fun I had at B. H. S. I, Edward Dunton, leave to my brother my books and teachers. I I - ‘ | ee Mil eee fl oe fl eee Bl en | v - , Dennis Dyer, leave. , Susan Elizabeth Ellis, leave to Linda Munroe all future Driver Ed. courses at Burlington High School. I, Janice Marie Feeney, give all my deviled ham sandwiches to Janice Glynn. I, Dawn Marie Fenwick, leave. I, Ellen Field, leave to my sister Pam my place in sports. I, Denise Filliatreault, will the top shelf of locker 390 to a certain junior (Jane Briere) and all the New York Times found on the shelf. I, Linda Finucane, leave to Janice C., one pair of goggles and one year’s supply of gum. I, Robert Flaherty, leave to all the eleventh graders, problems and all the New York Times in my locker. I, Patricia Flory, leave my locker to whoever wants it. I, Shirley Fortes, leave to next year’s Senior class, the mixed feelings that come with graduation. I, Edward Freeland, leave this school to the students who come after me and pity them. I, Stephen Furbis, leave my senior year to anyone who wants it or will take it. I, John Giaimo, leave all the Problems of Democracy to my brother Richie. I, Richard Allan Garniewicz, will the future physics classes the use of the slide rule. I, Gregory William Gibson, do hereby leave to my followers the lunches of Burlington High. I, Eileen Mary Gillis, leave to future cheerleaders my ability to fight with the captains. I, Ronald William Given, leave my old dirty gym shoes to any boy who needs cheap transportation. I, Janice Glynn, leave to my sister Dianne all the fun I had during my high school years. I, Arthur Graves, leave to Mrs. Burt all the problems, in hopes that she will pass them on to others. I, Bradley Edward Heller, leave to Mr. Dunn, my slide rule. I, Robert Hall, leave to the underclassmen the school and Problems of Democracy. I, William T. Hayes, just leave. , Daniel Joseph Healey, just leave. , Sandra Gail Hebb, leave. , Robert Heigham, leave to Hank Hughs my slide ruler. , John William Hughs, do hereby bequeath to Steve Carlin my knowledge of Karate, and my used road map of Burlington. I, Daniel ]. Hurley, leave Spanish to anyone who can pass it. I, Robert Ingram, leave to Mr. Garribotto my speed for future teams. I, Kathleen Hurley, leave to Dianne Midgley just one more year of home- work, books, teachers, and all that jazz. I, Bonnie Jean Joyce, leave to my brother Chris my “devoir pour demain.” I, Deborah Johnston, leave to Carole Arsenault my ability to make it through the “tunch stampede” alive. — pe pa I, Karen Kalousdian, leave to my brother Mike the three years of French that I never learned and my slide rule. I, Carol Marie Keene, will to my brother my good times at B. H. S. I, Leslie Ruth Lacey, leave to all up-coming seniors, the fun in all the rush- ing around and planning in my senior year. I, Marilyn Lewis, leave to Donna Liljegren and Marty Murray all my old New York Times and my seat on the bus. I, Robert Li, leave all my New York Ties to any junior without charge. I, Janice Faye Lindley, leave to my sister, Joanne, all the problems and good times that I have had at B. H. S. I, Marcia Litchfield, leave to Mr. Yore, his locker all to himself. I, Cheryl Lorenzetti, to Elaine Loranger one of those uncomfortable seats in A-19 for two periods in a row. I, Anne Lynch, leave to Linda Munroe, all the Driver’s Ed. classes. I, Aline MacDonnell, will to some junior my job as editor and to my sisters the joys and problems of being a senior. I, Elaine MacEacheren, leave to anyone who wants it a locker full of the New York Times. I, Roberta Malatesta, leave to Carolyn Brown and Frances Salemme all the fun and good times that I have had at B. H. S. I, Joan Marie Malo, leave to my sister Joyce all the laughter and tears that I have had in the last 4 years. I, Ronald W. Markworth, leave B. H. S. one way or another. I, Alfred Walter Manninen, leave the problems I have had in problems class to all future seniors. I, Brian Manser, leave the New York Times. I, Lawrence Paul Marquis, leave to my best friends John Siraco and Bob Soukup all my troubles from Mrs. Burt. I, Susan Mason, leave to my sister Cindy and Gail Sherwood all my ABC gum and all the fun I’ve had at B. H. S. I, James Joseph McCarthy, leave to my sister Denise my Problems book. I, Kathleen Aniceta McCarthy, leave to my sister Denise, her own locker all to herself. I, Jane McCullough, leave to my sister Judy all the good times I had at Beles: I, Rita Anne McIntosh, leave to my sister, Judy the ability to fight my way into the school at the 7:40 bell and emerge with only minor cuts and bruises. I, Kathleen McKim, leave to my sister, Eileen, Miss Smith and opening exercises. I, William McNamara, leave. I, Judith Dawn Milwood, leave to Sue Durant, all the good times I had this year, leave to all underclassmen, the New York Times, leave my locker that won't shut to Sue, and the ability to cut in the l unch line and not get caught. I, Kevin M. Murphy, leave a big pile of the New York Times to any Junior who can lift them. I, Janet Murphy, leave my uniform to a future band leader. I, Sandra Murphy, leave to the Junior Class all the fun and trouble in and outside of school. I, Sheila Murray, leave to all my brothers and my sister Ann, Mr. Roche and the hopes that they have all the fun that I have had at B. H. S. I, Terry Mortimer, leave to my brother, John, Mr. Brosnahan. I, Diane Louise Napolitano, leave to my brother, Al, 5th and 7th period study halls. I, Constance O'Leary, leave my gym suit to my sister Pam. I, Sandra Oliver, leave to my brother George, all my left over nerves to use when June comes along. I, Cheryl Osborne, leave to my sister Diane, the ability to have gym 3 out of 7 periods a day. I, Margaret O'Sullivan, leave to my brother Jackie, all the fun in his senior year to come. I, William Owen, leave Miss Smith to all the underclassmen. u ine Palladino, leave to Millie Colangelo, all the good times I’ve had atlb. Elno. __ I, Linda Jean Patterson, do hereby leave to Bevery Larson, my ability to get into trouble without opening my mouth. ; I, Maurice Pelissier, leave my slide rule to Mr. Dunn, my issues of the New York Times to my Problems teacher, and to the juniors, anything else that I may have. I, Carolyn Louise Pergamo, leave to my sister July, four more wonderful years at B. H. S. I, William Richard Pero, leave to Chet my slide rule. I, Mary Petrone, leave to anybody who wants them, a locker full of the New York Times. I, Carlson Pian, leave all my hamburgers to Mr. Dunn, since he loves them so much. I, Walter Pienkos, leave Burlington High School and all the eventful and unusual experiences which I have been a part of for the past four years. I, James Piper, leave all my troubles to anyone who wants them. I, Lucien Pouliot, leave to my brother, my seat in Mr. Gorman’s P. O. D. Also, I leave the parking spot in the parking lot. I, Harold Powers, leave all my failing marks in P. O. D. and Physics to the poor Juniors who will take my place, and furthermore leave this school to anyone who wants it. I, James Michael Prindiville, leave my slide rule to anyone who wants it. I, Kenneth Ramsdell, leave B. H. S. after fourteen years of hard, studious work. I, Margaret H. Randall, leave to my sister Dorothy the ability to graduate, as she should, and to have as much fun at B. H. S. as I have. I, George E. Rawson, don’t leave nothing to nobody. I, Vincent Reynolds, leave to Kenny Sousa that collection of forty-five classes known as B. H. S. I, Donna R. Roach, leave to my sister all my memories, good and bad, of Balin: I, Rita Roderick, leave to Elaine Loranger, Harvard Square. I, Linda Rowe, leave to whoever wants it, my seat in Problems and A-14. I, Edward Savjee, leave my place in metal shop with my best shop teacher Mr. Liecenti to my brothers Peter and Paul. I, Mary Lou Scanlan, leave to my brother, Michael, my extra oranges. I, Mary Serpa, leave to a Math teacher one certain Thelma. I, Angela Siriani, leave to my brother, Arthur, the hope of a happy Senior year. I, Elaine Marie Smith, leave to all the underclassmen my happy memories aYitd 3g Fas I, Judith Smith, leave to my sister Janet my ability to get up in the morning and her senior year. I, Loretta Jane Sotiros, leave my seat in A-14 to anyone who can take all the cuts that I did in my Senior Year. I, Sally Stewart, leave to my younger brother and sisters all the fun and heartaches of my senior year. I, Howie Strachan, leave to my four sisters and five brothers all my books and the good times I have had at B. H. S. I, Edward Surette, leave the science fair to all the “volunteers.” , Charles Frank Thayer, leave all my library passes to Mrs. Bruce. , Carole Verbanas, leave my latest recording of “Problems.” , Janice Christine Watters, leave to Kenny Sousa, our memories of Beaure- — — ard. ; I, Joanne Wood, leave to Nancy Card, my seat in Mrs. Burt’s P. O. D. class. _I, Carolyn Wing, leave to Donna Rimback, all kinds of horses. I, Patricia Woodbury, leave to my brother Tommy, my skill in evading hall monitors. I, Carole Yakavonis, leave to my sister Pauline, my ability to be the first in the Girl’s Room and the last out. This, the final Will and Testament of the Class of ’64, is full of promises and memories. As we leave, we do so with mixed emotions and gratitude. May we meet again. . We, the undersigned, have witnessed this last will and testament on this twelfth day of June in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty-four. 9 Robert Heigham SS Mary Serpa Vincent Deluca 7 Pat Wood bury Vi : Most Class Oweebhearts Arthur Graves Flo Amos Dawn Fenwick Craig Cooper Cs Smartest Best Looking John Giamo Sue Cameron Richard Boyer lo rraine G raves | : . Xe aS Ie) Most ourbeous Best Dressed George Bornas Ken Baldwin C . —- Dotty Brooks Chery| Osbourne Most Mischievous Robert Jacques Most Businesslike Linda Patberson llomAmas Class Babies Bill Pero Terru Mortimer ‘. A Bes b D ance@rs Z| ‘ = Angela Siriani Most Athletic Pot Woodbury Fd a, Most Argumentive Most Artistic Ronald Given Sue Carrigan A Gaetoni Connie O Leary I a Most Versatile obert Li Walter Renkos }, he ast ae J Mu sical Aline Ma cDonnall Most Quiet Most Sophisticated Most Flirtatious William Pero X ee Karen Kalousdion Wibbiest Frank Battistello Howie Graves Mary Serpa Most Friendly Janice Glynn Most Tem peramentoal « @qy Most Mature e Lou = agine Florence Amos — not calling people “freshy?” Kenneth Baldwin — not starting fights? Robert Bannon — with black wavy hair? Alfred Bartolucci — flunking? Jacqueline Battista — not being perfect? Frank Battistello — without his curls? Leaman Baxter — tall and slim? Almira Bayliss — being Miss America? Stephen Beers — losing his temper? George Bennett — not arguing with Mrs. Burt? Karen Bevis — working at the First National? John Biagiotti — out with a girl? Donald Blanchet — not playing pool? George Bornas — as Tarzan? Sharyn Boudreau — bald? Donald Bowers — being a conformist? Richard Boyer — taking another math course? Charlene Brooks — not doing something with her hair? Dorothy Brooks — not being perfect? Robert Bucknam — not talking about cars? Ronald Burnett — without his freckles? William Bussell — talking a lot? Janet Cain — smiling? Sue Cameron — not being perfect? Elthera Campbell — argumentative? Paula Capozzi — with blonde hair? Cathryn Carbone — with freckles? Judy Carpenter — being 6’ 1”? Sue Ann Carrigan — without a new outfit? Robert Cauldwell — being a flirt? Carole Cleaves — being the shy, quiet type? Nancy Cogan — getting an “A” in shorthand? Craig Cooper — without Jack? Harry Cooper — not making funny noises in Problems? Therese Cormier — with a deep voice? Timothy Cosgrove — not giving Mrs. McVea a hard time? Thomas Covert — without his glasses? Linda Crist — flunking gym? Dolores Cuozzo — without a kleenex? Sandra Curtin — without Janice? Gilford Dashner — liking school? Vincent DeLuca — without his smile? Denise Filliatreault — without a ride? Richard DiGloria — being silly? Jeanne Doane — not being perfect? Susan Donahue — getting in trouble? Francis Doyle — bald? Lorraine Duggan — without her hair teased? Edward Dunton — playing football? Dennis Dyer — forgetting a date in history? Susan Ellis — without her ace bandage? Janice Feeney — not playing sports? Dawn Fenwick — without her dimples? Ellen Field — not being pleasant? Linda Finucane — with her skirt below her knees? Robert Flaherty — without a girlfriend? Patricia Flory — not being with Angie? Shirley Fortes — without her brown eyes? Edward Freeland — keeping quiet in Physics class? Stephen Furbish — not being a good drawer? Albert Gaetani — not talking about cars? Richard Garniewicz — not talking about radios? Ellen Genova — being in school two days in a row? John Giaimo — short and dumpy? Gregory Gibson — without Brian Eileen Gillis — with a pixie? Ronald Given — being Tom Thumb? Janice Glynn — with blonde, straight hair? Arthur Graves — wearing dungarees? Lorraine Graves — looking sloppy? Robert Hall — without his car? William Hayes — missing CYO? Daniel Healey — as Mr. Atlas? Sandra Hebb — not talking about horses? Robert Heigham — without Pat? Bradley Heller — without his collar? John Hughes — without Craig? Daniel Hurley — staying awake in Mr. Fogelberg’s class? Kathleen Hurley — being a cheerleader? Robert Ingram — doing his work at RCA? Robert Jacques — without his silly laugh? Deborah Johnston — being loud? Bonnie Jean Joyce — hitting a sour note? Karen Kalousdian — not talking? Carol Keene — talking back to a teacher? Daniel Krupkoski — agreeing with Mr. Dunn? Leslie Lacey — taking Trigonometry and liking it? Gail Leary — going with a senior? Marylin Lewis — talking too much? Robert Li — talking a lot? Janice Lindley — cheating on a test? Marcia Litchfield — without her accent? Cheryl Lorenzetti — being disagreeable? William Lowe — going steady? Anne Lynch — not being perfect? Aline MacDonnell — getting a B? Elaine MacEacheren — smiling at a teacher? Roberta Malatesta — not talking? Joan Malo — being early for homeroom? Alfred Manninen — spending time after school? Brian Manser — without Gregory? Ronald Markworth — not being late for school? Lawrence Marquis — flunking math? Susan Mason — not being perfect? James McCarthy — without his camera, tape recorder, etc.? Kathleen McCarthy — losing her temper? Jane McCullough — not giggling? Rita McIntosh — not being called Apple? Kathleen McKim — with thick hair? William McNamara — getting a buyer for his car? Judy Milward — without her diamond? ms Terry Mortimer — not being called “Monk’? Janet Murphy — without her freckles? Kevin Murphy — with a sweet disposition? Sandra Murphy — without Wilmington? Sheila Murray — not collecting money for something? Diane Napolitano — not being perfect? Constance O'Leary — being tall? Sandra Oliver — tall? Cheryl Osborne — with a halo? Margaret O'Sullivan — not fooling around? William Owen — not cutting up someone? Christine Palladino — not moving her hands while talking? Linda Patterson — with the same boy twice? Maurice Pelissier — driving a 1964 Cadillac? Carolyn Pergamo — not going with Bob? William Pero — as the Jolly Green Giant? Mary Petrone — being silly? Carlson Pian — not being sarcastic? Walter Pienkos — not playing basketball? James Piper — not causing trouble? Lucien Pouliot — without his Ford? Harold Powers — without restrictions? James Prindiville — without his laugh? Kenneth Ramsdell — talking? Margaret Randall — being silly? George Rawson — without his baggy pants? Vincent Reynolds — without the girls? Donna Roach — being a flirt? Rita Roderick — not being a flirt? Linda Rowe — without Loretta? Edward Savje — being short? Mary Louise Scanlan — working at the A P? Mary Serpa — with messy hair? Angela Siriani — with a pixie? Edwin Smith — paying all h is bills? Judith Smith — not working on a register at the First National? Marie Elaine Smith — without Shirley? Loretta Sotiros — without Linda? Sally Stewart — skipping school? Howard Strachan — not playing football? Edward Surette — without his smile? Charles Thayer — with a Beatle haircut? Caroline Verbanas — making that Italian dinner? Janice Watters — not smiling? Carolyn Wing — not liking horses? Joanne Wood — without her walk? Patricia Woodbury — without Bob? Carol Yakavonis — not planning something? ees... “Call Me Irresponsible” — Student forgetting his homework. “I Want to Hold Your Hand” — Mr. Mohan to students. “I Saw Her Standing There” — The matron in the girls’ room. “It Won't Be Long” — Till we graduate. “All I’ve Got to Do” — Is homework. “All My Loving” — teachers to students? “Don’t Bother Me” — Studying. “Little Child” — Eighth grader. “Till There Was You” — Teacher, I never got detention. “Not A Second Time” — Will I get caught skipping. “Please, Please Me” — Teacher to students. “From Me to You” — Teachers’ warning cards. “Blue Winter” — Walking to school through the snow. “Dawn” — Time to get up for school. “Good News” — I'm graduatnng. “Live Wire” — Mrs. Sweeney. “Worried Guy” — Student flunking. “Stay” — Not on your life! “Quarter to Three” — Detention ends. “In the Still of the Night” — I do my homework. “Be True to Your School” — B.H.S. “Leaving Here” — At last. (Mics Ellen Genova Terry Mortimer “Glamor girl of fifth grade” “M-m-m good!” Rita Roderick “Oh! What you do to me!” Angela Siriani “Come on; I'll take ya’s all!” Ellen Field “Kiss me, lover” oo - Linda Crist “I’m so mortified!” Rita McIntosh “Looking for Tarzan?” Howard Strachan “Our football star?” We rodies Janice Watters “T like older men.” Aline MacDonnell “I just can’t do a thing with it!” Carlson Pian “You mean I'll be King?” Pat Woodbury ‘“Whereulidthe po?” ' Loreta Sortiros . Carolyn Wing Oh you cutie, you! “Tf you want me, you have to take my doll, too.” Flo Amos “To market, to market... Jim McCarthy “Whatcha looking for, sonny?” Judy Milward “What do you mean, my bathing suit is too daring!” Class Dream Girl Brainsgccec eee ee eee: Aline MacDonnell By eS c eatin deste ate es oC Te Sue Cameron INOS@g ersten etter tcetere tie Christine Palladino Smiles pee ee ee oe Jeanne Doane ayer UT] cereeretnr ee Mb eee a Bera ee ers: Flo Amos oak aS DeGS ence eae woot net Ea taa ee eee eee Pat Woodbury ee ithe A, PIQUT Eee, ree ctere ay cece cee ee ee ene rete Sue Ellis Sl Oar Clothespin. ce to eee Lorraine Graves PETSONGLITVER Tn tswee tradi grt eee Terry Mortimer eye he Di ANN Za 0 JA, 50) lass Dream Boy BY GUN Siena ete ee Gy eee ee Al Bartolucci 5g An Pe eis er erin ri ee Arthur Graves NOSEC toes ee ee nea Eddy Surette Smilesr. xacecanccce cette eee Vinny DeLuca Js 071) i Peel Frey aan eagrroner aa nia Get vic Jack Hughes PHYSIQUC renee eran Bill Lowe Clothes hee ieee eee John Giamo Personality ®, tect .oscsetaeeiacn sees ee Bill Pero =D. lp: (Rewas that certain North Andover football game that broke the spell? the game the girls’ basketball team won? the bomb scares? Mrs. Sweeney cutting herself off over the intercom? the girls’ football game? the rally before the Wilmington football game? corridor passes and monitors? the smell in the corridors after certain experiments in chem lab? the books we had to read for Problems? Mr. Gorman’s green bag? those golden days at the Union School? pajama parties? the school lunches? the list of students deprived of the use of the library? leaving school to eat lunch out? the homeroom feuds we had in the eleventh grade? our Junior Prom? George Bennett arguing with Mrs. Burt? fire drills? skipping study halls every chance you got? those good ole’ “zero” periods? the homeroom parties in the eleventh grade? the trip to New York? the “KING AND I’? tag days? the day Al, Frank, and Harry impersonated the Beatles? Rich, Steve, Jack, Jimmy and Billy being cheerleaders at the girls’ football game? two Senior girls and another girl going over a cliff in a ‘borrowed’ car? those late bus passes? homework? detention? the fun we shared at B.H.S.? se Gi Cem Good-by to Good-by to Good-by to Good-by to Farewell to Farewell to Farewell to Farewell to Remember Remember Remember Remember Forget not Forget no Forget not Forget not Now is the Now is the Now is the Now is the the lockered halls so long, the lab with odors so strong, the gym with its divided interior, the lunches in the cafeteria. the sentry of the boys’ room door, the checkers we have on each floor, the announcements over intercom, the decorating done for the prom. the parties before they were banned, the football concession stand, the days of the old Union School, Mother Hutchings and her math rules. the fun on Senior Skip-Day, rehearsals for the Senior Play, the games where the spirit was high, our athletes, for so hard they'd try. time for us to depart, time for our new life to start, time to consider new goals, time the future unfolds. We stand on the threshold of new ideas, We are looking forward to bright careers, We hope to establish worldwide peace, We want all bigotry and prejudice to cease. Tomorrow is a beginning, not an end, Tomorrow B. H. S. becomes our old friend, Tomorrow will come and tomorrow will go, Tomorrow our sun will set; our stars will glow. Thanks for Thanks for Thanks for Thanks for the knowledge gained each year, the guidance received here, the many friends we’ve made, the memories which will never fade. SALUTATORIAN Pat Woodbury is known throughout the school for her service as well as for her scholastic ability. She is the typical all-around good student. She has a striking personality, making her very popular among the student body. Pat possesses much artistic talent and plans to further her education in this field. She is the only one in her class to become a National Merit Scholarship finalist. hey Or ah ward VALEDICTORIAN Aline MacDonnell, having been a member of Burlington High for only one year, has proved herself a very capable student. She has maintained the highest average in her studies and has also been a member of sev- eral extracurricular activities. Her dreams are to continue school and become a doctor. We feel sure that she has the ability to achieve this goal. ESSAYIST Energy, enthusiasm and industry are quali- ties that best describe Alfred Bartolucci. Besides maintaining a high scholastic record, he has held several offices in and has been a member of many extracurricular clubs. His future plans are to enter medical school. : i : i i First Row: Cheryl Addison, Steve Anderson, John Antonis, Paulette Arkalis, Carol Arsenault, David Baker, Dennis Baker, John Berkeley, Maureen Bird, William Bishop. Second Row: Alfred Brabant, Gregory Breslin, Jane Brierc, Carolyn Brown, Mary Burke, Gail Burrell, Joan Campbell, Karin Campbell, Nancy Card, Linda Carey, Steven Carlin. Third Row: Kenneth Carpenter, Constance DiSessa, Ronald Casanova, Nunzio Cataldo, Janice Cavicchi, Gary Charpentier, Carol Clynger, Diane Consolazio, Janet Constantino, Claudia Conway, Nancy Costa. Fourth Row: Ruth Ann Costa, Carol Crocker, Linda Curtner, Diane Cylik, Eric Daniclson, Nicholas Dardeno, Richard Davis, Thomas Deechan, Robert Denucce, Leonard Devanna. Fifth .Row: Leonard D’Innocenzo, Jeanne Doherty, Dennis Donovan, Charlene Doyle, Christine Duncan, William Dwyer, Judith Evans, Richard Famolare, Robert Blake. First Row: John Ferrara, Diane Fialkosky, Margaret Finnin, Edward Flaherty, Brian Foley, Jane Foley, Joseph Fowler, Claire Francis, Carol Frizzell, Rex Fuller, Frederick Fulton. Second Row: Lynne Fyler, Robert Gallinaro, David Galvin, Donald Ganlev, Ronald Ganley, Linda Gardella, Gail Garside, Elizabeth Gaskell, Marie George, Roberta Gillis, Diane Glynn. Third Row: Clarissa Gregory, Jean Grubis, Daniel Guerino, Janet Guidoboni, Judy Gulli, Ralph Hansson, Ronald Harff, Barbara Hawley, George Hemenway, Susan Heritage, Wayne Higden. Fourth Row: James Higgins, Kevin Higgins, Elizabeth Hill, Brenda Hinckley, Joanne Howard, Henry Hughes, Nancy Jackson, Karen Jamgouchian, Kenneth Jorgenson. Fifth Row: Kenneth Kemp, Nancy Kennedy, Kenneth Keyser, John Kirkland, Karen Klevas, Barbara Knapp, Donald Kraby, Caroline Krazuski, Robert Kukis. First Row: Beverly Larson, Doris Lawson, Edward Lenzi, Sandra Lerrett, Donna Liljegren, Wayne Little, Elaine Loranger, Albert Loriol, Conrad Lundgren, William Lynch, Robert Macaluso. Second Row: Sally MacDonald, Peter MaclIver, James Magu‘re, Donna Mahoncy, Carol Main. James Maloney, Robert Markow, Pat Mason, Scott Matheson, Judy McBrien, Jane McCarthy. Third Row: Paul McGinness, Mary McKinley, Joseph Medeiros, James Mcehan, Diane Midgley, Sylvia Milanese, Bonnie Myles, Norman Mills, Thomas Mirisola, Lydia Moccaldi, William Molinari. Fourth Row: Debbie Moore, Paul Mosnicka, Martha Murray, Paul Murray, Donna Nelson, James Nicholas, Willa Nicholas, Edward Noonan, Billy Norton. Fifth Row: William Oldham, Steve O'Neill, Steve Osborne, John O’Sullivan, Lynn Paille, Cheryl Parker, Jean Pazerctsky, Jacqueline Pelissier. First Row: Virginia Perkins, Marcia Pestana, Lee Phalen, Joyce Pisani, William Powers, Fred Priestly, Charlotte Puleo, Richard Puleo, Peter Pullano, Susan Putnam, Linda Ramsey. Second Row: Donald Richman, Donna Rimbach, Robert Rimbach, Fred Roebuck, Mary Roebuck, Robert Russell, Bob Russell, Joan Ruzzo, Robert Sarno, Dennis Sawyer, Brian Schoficld. Third Row: James Schreiber, Diane Sealey, John Seavey, John Siraco, Arthur Siriani, Clifford Skelton, Linda Smith, Richard Snelley, Larry Snook, Robert Soukup, Kenncth Sousa. Fourth Row: Josephine Spinale, Richard Stone, Karen Sullivan, Gerald Swerling, Sue Ann Tingley, Corrinne Trabucco, Evelyn Travers, Ralph Tucker, Rosemarie Turco, John Vaudo. Fifth Row: Barbara Wentworth, Ronald White, Sylvester Wrenn, Pauline Yakavonis, Cheryl Yeradi, Dennis Young. OC Ae ry, ce First Row, left to right: A. Allen, D. Amiralian, D. Armstrong, W. Arrington, J. Baker, K. Baker, P. Baldwin, P. Barnes, L. Barker, D. Barrett, D. Bartlett, C. Bartolucci. Second Row: M. Benrimo, A. Bessler, W. Bevis, R. Bilotta, J. Blair, T. Blanco, J. Blenkhorn, P. Boudreau, P. Brancato, S. Brash, P. Brown, R. Brungot. Third Row: G. Bruno, K. Burnett, R. Burrill, J. Butlin, M. Callaghan, D. Callahan, B. Candelino, R. Catalano, N. Caterino, W. Chapman, S. Charpentier, F. Chase. Fourth Row: F. Christopherson, R. Clancey, P. Clemente, P. Clemente, P. Coffey, D. Cogan, R. Collupy, T. Corbett, B. Costa, M. Cote, S. Courage, L. Couture. Fifth Row: C. Creamer, G. Creamer, L. Cylik, A. Damokos, P. Danielson, C. Dashner, D, Davis, D. Decareau, L. DeConto, A. Deechan, G. DeFilippo. ‘ age ; i 4 . emacs First Row, left to right: R. DeJoie, R. DiGloria, F. DiTucci, T. Doherty, L. Doane, B. Dooley, E. Doyle, L. Drinkwater, D. Duggan, G. Dunton, S. Durant, J. Ellis. Second Row: L. Enos, R. Erickson, J. Ferguson, C. Finn, J. Flaherty, T. Flaherty, L. Flammia, C. Flanagan, E. Focosi, P. Freeman, N. Frost, K. Gallant. Third Row: T. Gallinaro, J. Galvin, V. George, V. Giatas, D. Gilchrist, S. Grandfield, M. Griffin, M. Griffin, R. Hayes, F. Heintz, J. Hennessey, D. Henry, Fourth Row: E. Herman, P. Herman, P. Hiltz, S. Hogan, M. Hughes, R. Hughes, R. Hurley, R. Impasimato, L. Johnson, R. Johnson, M. Johnson. Fifth Row: S. Johnson, F. Johnston, T. Johnston, S. Jones, P. Jordan, D. Kearns, W. Keene, W. Keller, K. Kendall, E. Kirby, $. Kozachuk. Sixth Row: D. Kullman, M. Larson, A. LaQuaglia, A. LaMeiras. First Row, left to right: D. Lavoie, J. Lee, M. LeRoy, C. Little, P. Locke, F. Lombardo, R. Lumbert, E. Luti, K. MacDonnell, J. Madore, H. Maguire, D. Mahoney. Second Row: B. Macolmson, J. Maloney, R. Maltese, T. Mangan, L. Manning, S. Manser, W. Markow, R. Marr, K. Marsh, L. Martin, M. Matheson, R. Mazzola. Third Row: L. McAdoo, J. McCullough, T. McElhiney, S. McGinness, J. McIntire, E. McKim, S$. McNamara, M. Milano, J. Miles, D. Mills, L. Modica, R. McNeill. Fourth Row: M. Mohan, D. Mooney, B. Moore, C. Mullett, L. Munroe, K. Murphy, A. Murray, R. Murray, R. Murray, A. Muzzey, D. Myles, A. Napolitano. Fifth Row: R. Nolan, G. Noone, J. Noone, R. O’Connor, G. Okoniewski, B. O’Leary, S. Patterson, E. Peach, W. Peitzsch, R. Penny, P. McAnespie. First Row, left to right: R. Perry, W. Perry, E. Peters, M. Phelan, R. Poirier, C. Polli, M. Powell, D. Power, M. Prishwalko, D. Queen, J. Quigley, A. Rainha. Second Row: J. Renzella, S. Repetto, R. Richardson, F. Ricker, A. Riggle, W. Rinko, J. Robinson, J. Roby, E. Rosson, K. Russell, L. Russell, F. Salemme. Third Row: E. Savarese, P. Savje, P. Savje, J. Sellers, C. Serpa, I. Sevigny, F. Shaw, V. Sloan, E. Smith, R. Strachan, K. Stryke, S. Sullivan. Fourth Row: W. Surette, W. Swenson, S. Thurston, M. Tirone, J. Tommasino, R. Treem, S$. Turk, A. Ventolieri, E. Viland, R. Vogel, D. Vokey, G. Walker. Fifth Les H. Wallace, J. Walthal, P. Wanders, R. Watson, C. White, D. Willette, J. Wrenn, C. Young, R. Zappelli. Left to right: M. Cahalane, G. Derreney, C. White, G. Jay, H. Danielson. Fos @ Left to right: E. Bishop, H. Sousa, E. Hart, T. Alizio, A. Casey, E. McGinnis, C. Canales, E. Peters, Mgr. A. Ferrari “stoned Piel Keidb on Staff Left to right: Mrs. E. Thayer (seated), Mrs. E. McGinnis, Mrs. M. Bussell. Left to right: ©. White, J. Barbosa, H. Valincourt, L. Galvin, A. Ferrari. ctl First Row: J. O’Sullivan, R. Boyer, L. Baxter, J. Piper, Co-capt. H. Strachan, Co-capt. C. Cooper, G. Bennett, J. Hughes, S. Carlin, V. DeLuca, Mr. O’Doherty. Second Row: Mr. Stonkas, H. Wallace, S. Anderson, E. Noonan, L. Dilunocanzo, D. Kraby, P. Mosnicka, J. Vaudo, S. Osborne, B. Dwyer, B. Hurley, Mr. Cahoon. Third Row: A. Roinha, P. Barns, D. Duggan, S. Matheson, C. Skelton, D. Ganley, L. Snook, B. Powers, R. Mazzola, Mr. Verzone. Fourth Row: B. O’Leary, R. Murray, R. Kullman, T. Managan, D. Armstrong, M. Leone, P. Murray, T. Corbett. SENIORS First Row: Co-capt. C. Cooper, J. Hughes, R. Boyer, S. Carlin, Second Row: L. Baxter, G. Bennett, J. Piper, N. Cataldo, V. DeLuca. Front: Backfield Coach, E. Cahoon; Head Coach, C. O’Doherty; J.V. Coach, R. Verzone; Athletic Director, Jack Knight. Rear: Freshman Coach, A. Stonkas. Co-capt. Craig Cooper Jack Hughes Co-capt. Howie Strachan James Piper George Bennctt Nunzio Cataldo fe lll [ Bob Heigham Wally Pienkos Hank Hughes Steve Carlin Don Bowers Kneeling: J. Kirkland, D. Bowers, W. Pienkos, Co-captain; §S. Carlin, Co-captain; R. Heigham, H. Hughes. Standing: Mr. Garibotto, Coach; R. Russell, W. Bishop, C. Nezarro, C. Skelton, D. Cogan, F. Shaw. AA Led by co-captains Walter Pienkos and Steve Carlin, the Burlington Boys’ Basketball team experienced a successful season. Jack Kirkland and Steve Carlin were among the highest scorers in the league. All the boys did their share in capturing ten victories during the season. The co-captains and coaching staff would like to thank all who contributed to the support of the Red-devils and the entire basketball program. Co-captains Pienkos and Carlin, with Mr. Garibotto First Row, left to right: : Wallace, R. DeJoie, P. Hiltz. Second Row: Coach J. O’Brien, T. Blanco, T. Mangan, D. Duggan, T. Corbett, D. Armstrong, K. Bushee, B. Dwyer, B. Keene. F. Christoferson, R. Puleo, H Varsity Gir; First Row: Mr. O’Doherty, G. Burrell, L. Patterson, E. Gillis, P. Woodbury, C. Cooper, . Osborne, L. Crist, J. Doane, F. Amos, D. Brooks, Mr. Garibotto. Second Row: T. Mortimer, Ellis, B. Larsen, J. Guidoboni, D. Nelson, J. Russo, C. Addison, E. Gaskell, L. Carey, . Strachan, L. Smith, L. Doane. Third Row: L. D’iancenzo, C. Skelton, S$. Carlin, L. Lacey, . Campbell, A. Lynch, R. Roderick, J. Kirkland, H. Hughes, D. Bowers. Fourth Row: Snook, G. Bennett, J. Hughes, H. Strachan, R. Heigham, W. Pienkos, V. DeLuca, . Danielson, S. Osborne. Fifth Row: N. Cataldo, D. Kraby, S. Anderson, D. Ganley, . Boyer, S. O'Neil. Din mMAaAQ The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote within the athletic groups the highest type of spirit, and to encourage inter-scholastic activities. Also, to promote within the school and the community a spirit that will exemplify the highest degree of sportsmanship. The Varsity Club sponsors many activities in order to raise money to buy sweaters and awards for deserving athletes. Among its fund raising activities are: the concession stand at the football games, the Alumni basketball game, and the selling of key chains. This is the second year the Varsity Club has been in existence. This year 1963-64, the Varsity Club made its greatest stride forward in lettermen, and money raised and spent on the athletes of Burlington High School. This was the first year that two individual award banquets were sponsored by the Varsity Club, one for fall sports, and one for winter and spring sports. With the growth of the school and athletic program, we look to a bright future and continual growth of the Varsity Club. aseball Back row: Coach Curtin, P. Hiltz, T. Mangan, F. Ricker, T. Flaherty, W. Pienkos, N. Mills, G. Bennett, R. Allten, R. Russell. Second row: J. Pattie, R. Watson, L. Snook, C. Cooper, J. Hughes, D. Ganley, L. D’Innocenzo, R. Soukoup, R. Fuller, Manager, A. DeStefano. First row: R. Imposimato, J. Roby, W. Powers, §. Matherson, R. Puleo, P. Barnes, D. Willette, D. Amarilian. Craig Cooper — Pitcher Steve Carlin — First Base John Hughes — Shortstop Miajocettes First Row, left to right: Joan Malo, Margaret Finnen, Janice Watters, Claire Francis, Roberta Gillis Second Row, left to right: Elizabeth Gaskell, Leslie Lacey, Janet Murphy, Christine Paladena, Linda Crist, Diane Gilchrist. Christine Paladino Janice Watters Janet Murphy Leslie Lacey Linda Crist [ee The cheerleaders have a most important and trying job — keeping the spirit at all sports events. They have done an outstanding job this year. They held their first night rally on the eve of our first football game, and they hope to make it a yearly event. They have made posters and set them up around the school to keep the students up on the latest sports events. We hope all future cheerleaders are able to do as good a job as this year’s. Left to right: L. Smith, L. Patterson, B. Larsen, Co-captain P. Woodbury, G. Burrell, D. Brooks, Devil, T. Cosgrove; E. Gillis, Co-captain J. Doane; F. Amos, L. Doane, J. Guidoboni. Missing: D. Nelson. Co-captain Pat Woodbury Co-captain Jeanne Doane Linda Patterson Dotty Brooks Eileen Gillis Senior Field Hockey Players Leslie Lacey Linda Crist Cheryl Osborn —s ib ockey Betty Campbell Ellen Field Two girls bullying FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Front Row, left to right: Miss Maciel, coach; Linda Crist, Co-captain; Chery] Osborn, Co-captain; Miss Somensini, coach. Back Row, left to right: Sandra Charpentier, Margaret , Rita Roderick, Diane Osborn, Sandra McGinnis, Joan Russo, Josephine Spinale, Kathy , Carolyn White, Terry Mortimer, Cheryl Addison, Elizabeth Gaskell, Elthera Campbell, Leslie Lacey, Ellen Field, Judy Hennessey. The Girls’ Field Hockey team did very well this year considering that the majority of the players were beginners. Although their season was not a victorious one, they showed marked improvement each game. Their school spirit and enthusiasm overshadowed any losses they may have encountered. Kneeling: E. Field, S. Ellis, C. Osborne, Co-captain T. Kneeling: C. Trabucco, C. Francis, Co-captain K. Camp- Mortimer, Co-captain L. Christ, A. Lynch, J. Feeney. bell, Go-captain $. McGinnis, J. McCarthy, C. Milenese. Standing: L. Flammia, R. Strachan, E. Hill, E. Gaskell, Standing: L. Alberghini, D. Osborne, J. Reynolds, M. L. Carey, C. Addison, J. Spinale, J. Russo. LeRoy, C. MacDonnell, P. Rawson, T. Vigneau. Cheryl Osborne Linda Crist Terry Mortimer Susan Field Ellen Field Janice Feeney Lorry Lynch lhe ymnastic eam The Gymnastic team is composed of students who are conscious of the need for physical fitness. These stu- dents are trying to become proficient in the use of the parallel bars, the rings, the long horse, the trampoline and tumbling. Sibeary m e, gen Left to right: S. Donahue, Mrs. Bruce, E. Campbell. The assistance that the library aides give during their study periods is invaluable. In addition to keeping the room in good order, they charge out, slip, shelve and mend books. In addition to these two girls are another senior, C. Burroughs, 5 juniors, 9 sophomores, 4 freshmen, and 6th and 8th graders. cwapaper Staff — Left to Right: J. Madore, R. DiGloria, E. Luti, F. Shaw. The newspaper provides students with an excellent opportunity to practice the skills of journalism as well as creative writing. Experience in editing, setting up copy, and proofreading is also afforded. ae Cite “rr First Row: E. Smith, C. Keene, A. Siriani, S. Fortes, K. McKim. Second Row: A. MacDonnell, T. Cosgrove, L. Marquis, D. Brooks. Sule Cama Seated: L. Alberghini, P. Alberghini, C. Parker, R. Strachan, K. Kalousdian, C. Lorenzetti, G. Sherwood, L. Battista, L. Paille, J. Battista, K. Kendall, L. Couture, P. Wanders, L. Enos. Standing: Mrs. Tyman, W. , H. Strachan, W. Pienkos, L. Snook, B. Sarno, R. Soukup, J. Ellis, P. Thompson, A. Bartolucci, R. Leary, F. Battistello, R. Knowles, M. Harrington. The Student Council represents the school in acting as liaison between the students, faculty and the administration. Members of the group represent the student body and their efforts are aimed for the benefit of the school and the students. The council helps clubs and organizations by lending them money for worthwhile functions. The book store which it operates represents the main source of income, and supplies students with classroom needs. I ign ian Ot Society First Row: A. Lynch, Treasurer; P. Woodbury, Vice President; A. Bartolucci, President; L. Lacey, Treasurer. Second Row: A. MacDonnell, D. Brooks, K. Hurley, D. Blanchet, Mrs. Dooley, C. Thayer, J. Lindley, §. Cameron, D. Roach. BURLINGTON CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President — Alfred Bartolucci Vice-President — Patricia Woodbury Secretary — Anne Lynch Treasurer — Leslie Lacey Senior members: Al Bartolucci, Aline MacDonnell, Pat Woodbury, Anne Lynch, Donald Blanchet, Dorothy Brooks, Charles Thayer, Sue Cameron, Donna Roach, Janice Lindley, Kathleen Hurley, Leslie Lacey. Advisor: Mrs. Mary H. Dooley Purposes: To enhance scholarship To recognize leadership To pay tribute to character To emphasize service to school, community Activities: Charter member of Regional Eastern Massachusetts National Honor Society Sponsorship of a faculty tea Raising and awarding of two substantial scholarships Initiation of new members in formal ceremony Active participation of two members, Al Bartolucci and Aline MacDonnell, in the establishment of the Eastern Massachusetts Regional National Honor Society. tall le. Ot Society “I’m telling you Phil, he’s a “Well, I'll tell you what I do sure winner.” for a cold.” ie (Clo Left to right: C. Garniewicz, E. Johnson, R. Knowles, D. Chisholm, M. Twomey. The Latin Club meets once a month to discuss Roman life as it existed 2,000 years ago. This is done with film strips and lectures on the people, government, and warfare of a nation that was so instrumental in shaping our own nation. panish Club ERLAROEREBE ® ' ae we oe: Seated: M. Scanlan, C. Osborne, L. Crist, J. Evans, S. Fortes. Standing: V. DeLuca, V. Reynolds, H. Powers, W. Bussell, G. Bennett, B. Hurley, H. Strachan, Mrs. Jellison. La Tertulia Espanola conducts a meeting each month for the purpose of a cultural and social hour. Each meeting is devoted to the study of a different Spanish American country, as well as an animated discussion of the changes taking place in the Latin American countries. baad, (Clb! Left to right: A. Morgirdas, M. Haven, E. Dwyer, and B. Murray. The French Club (Le Cercle Francais) under the direction of Mrs. Delia C. Dwyer has held its regular meetings this year on the second Wednesday of each month. The aims of the club formulated at its inception were as follows: To facilitate a better understanding of the spoken language; To speak and read the language more fluently; To appreciate the cultural aspects of the country. ables (old Left to right: A. Bartolucci, D. Cylik, R. Garniewicz, Mr. Dunn. fo Soll The ART STUDIO is an after school activity for particularly interested art students who wish to pursue individual projects and specialized areas of art. Advisor: P. L. KiLcGore MEMBERS Robert Lumbert Elaine Luti Joan Campbell Francis Chase Kathy Murphy Betty Campbell Richard Clancy Lorraine Enos Karen Sullivan Diane Myles Susan Granfield Pat Richardson Leslie Lacey Donna Rimback i oekshop % | ' President — Gloria Vitale Vice-President — Janet Verrier Secretary — Elizabeth Sousa The Art Workshop was started in 1962 - 1963 as a part of the school activities program. The same students who started the program wished to continue an extracurricular art group after school this year as ninth graders. Weaving, oil painting, and working on stage scenery has been done. Sponsored by Mrs. Marvin é iiage agu é | R Seated: R. Lumbert, A. Muzzey, R. Clancy, A. MacDonnell, P. Arsenault, Standing: Mr. Nugent, C. MacDonnell, R. Li, L. Marquis, F. Chase, J. Higgins, R. Knowles, M. LeRoy, Mr. Pars. Co-captains: Robert Li and Alfred Bartolucci. B. H. S. is a member of a local organization known as the Math League. Each month ten representatives from Burlington compete with representatives from other schools in the area for a top position in a written mathematics contest. Each student is tested in three categories. The top score for each category is six points. Throughout the year B. H. S. has rated in and around the top ten out of twenty-three teams. Ws th Club See % : rs Seated: D. Donnell, G. Dansereau, V. Gottleber, J. Newton, J. Woods. Standing: H. Shang, D. Andruske, R. Enos, F. Fulton, Mr. Pars, J. Fowler, J. Pian, I. Damakosh, G. Mann. President — Helena Shang — 8th grade honors 1 Vice-President — Joe Fowler — 11th grade college 3 Secretary — Judy Newton — 8th grade honors 2 Treasurer — Fred Fulton — 11th grade college 3 Faculty Advisor — Peter G. Pars The Mathematics Club is an organization within the school for those stu- dents who excel in any branch cf math. Also this club helps to supplement the every day work in the mathematics class. Throughout the year members have visited various industries and educational institutions which employ the use of math. The Band is composed of students interested in music. It participate s at many of the school functions. These include football games, assemblies, rallies, concerts, and graduation. Nee Left to right: N. Bruce, R. Berberian, A. Gilbert, N. Duke, M. Brennan, B. Lumbert. At piano: Mr. Deechan. The Girls’ Sextette is a group of 8th grade girls who meet Thursday after school. Their repertoire includes sacred and secular material arranged especially for girls voices as well as selected medleys from Broadway shows. This year one of the girls is understudying a lead in the senior production of The King and I; another of the group is singing in The King and I chorus. Lojectionist CHE Left to right: Mr. DeMartinis, J. McCarthy, P. Freeman, D. Hurley, R. Hall. The High School now has a very active student Projectionist Club. The Projectionist Club consists of volunteer students from grades 8-12. The students are trained in the operation of all audio-visual esquipment. They are also taught minor maintenance of all the equipment. ‘This minor maintenance entails cleaning lenses, replacing lamps, repairing plugs, making new plugs, cleaning and splicing films, filmstrips, and tapes. Major repairs are not handled by the students. clvet ibe tion Left to right: S. Ellis, J. Murphy, C. Thayer, J. Piper, Mr. Murphy, K. Baldwin. Driver Education students under the direction of Mr. Murphy learn driving skills plus practical theory. Accordingly, reduced insurance rates are given them. : BR OFS eg ‘ AISTTBTOTICS L GACTIORERY es ClLenN CE ALT At B. H S.’s 11th Annual Science Fair many stu- dents voluntarily constructed exhibits which were both interesting and inspiring. The main purpose of this annual contest is to allow the students who are talented in Science and Mathematics to arouse their incentive and display their in itiative. ihe Society Seated: M. Litchfield, K. Kalousdian, K. Sousa, M. George, K. Sullivan. Standing: R. Hall, R. Bannon, A. Bartolucci, Mr. Yore, W. Dwyer, D. Hurley, J. Ferguson, V. Reynolds. The Senior Dramatic Club which is open to Sophomores through Seniors, sponsors a production each year. This production gives students the chance to get experience in the various aspects of play production. =} uture Vee O Left to right: D. Roach, Mrs. Andruske, R. Malatesta, A. MacDonnell. The Future Nurses’ Club was organized in December, 1962. The purpose of the club is to bring together a group interested in careers in health. Club activities are planned and carried out by the members and include films, lectures, field trips and disucussions. The elected officers include — Jane Foley, President; Diane Consolazir, Secretary; and June Andruske, R.N., Advisor. OTOL aia ie igs ee vis 83 ss Pasian aes anni ee ee sina ee a) ee Sereyytat Carlson Pian and Bonnie Jean Joyce played the lead roles in the Senior Class musical “The King and I.” The play, with a cast of almost 60 people, was a tremendous success, due to the tireless efforts of everyone involved. Congratulations to Mr. Fogelberg, the director, and the entire cast for a job well done! THESGAST CALEAINCORTION [ae ne BA Reed Ace te Se OY Ae fenracanc eae Wee bm SAS LAWRENCE Marguis LOLS IEEONOWENS Bee eee S58 ra Rebus ek ae Sore i aa a a ee ee KE VINGS TRY KE ANNA LEONOWENS ...... AA naccicnes OIoRG eG Sits SEAL eA Cen Cae oe ee me .......BONNIE JEAN JOYCE PH ESUNT ERPRELE Ree eee ee Re Mcns Geass Sa ORE OREO OS RATE RE Oe .....KENNETH BALDWIN THE KRALAHOME ...... BoA FG ey BG ee Oe On on rar ae DE ee et ee ... HOWARD STRACHAN hE Pe KN Gar vor Sen are: te Eno eee Seer Aca nao re 5 SOS eal ee eee CART SONPPTAN GING HA Ce een ae an ee: Sout eS ey Cachan: cae aS 5 SO Ae CREE Oe RES eR ein ... EDWARD SURETTE PAL Mi aire rere te STE LR AEE ORE Be reeset Ayn A oe ee ye Saar dae DerdiG OS Boe RT RE Re LinpA PATTERSON PAD Yea LANG tee 3 Soaks iets Gah eB Peas a et ae Aish Soma t ean 2 wa. er SHIRT EY LORTES Perea eee LU COIN GKORIN Ge oe ree Sr ek ee ee oe ee eee VAN NEC LUCE Dram) Vere IOS TUAW S Fi Vester meted tar heey en anes Os Gene cs Le ee oe ..--... ROBERT HEIGHAM PLZ Age ose. . SiP- tc outteROO ono Cauutisnr Chey Pecan ie a eM ae aS ee Ge aa Ue PO ae ....MARGARET PRISHWALKO PLMONTLEGHREEOe (ae ae eee ihr B01 Ge RS OR eid US aI UE eden ea er ches coe! JouHn HuGHEs Royal Wives ALINE MAcDoNNELL CHRISTINE BARTOLUCCI Marcia LITCHFIELD JANICE LINDLEY KAREN KALOUSDIAN Linpa RoweE WILLIAM PERO JoHn HucuHEs llth and 12th Grade Princes and Princesses Wayn_E LITTLE FrRANK BATTISTELLO JANES WATTERS SALLY STEWART Amazons Slaves DoLorEs Cuozo ELTHERA CAMPBELL SANDRA OLIVER LoRETTA SOTIROS GILFORD DASHNER Craig CoorEeR Royal Dancers PAULA Capozzi KATHERINE CARBONE JANE McCuLtoucH Nancy Cocan Loreal te aS GF Future Olympic stars. We guys are taking over! Seniors? No hanky panky now! Cy) Qik WaTnaaL ar sees aba vE Zan Cee ie Ha bie VOD, Herren ©. Aon WE) OF, f. Cowal | bie git 3 : J of 9 eae a iahixe GS Ives | aes [eg the Z Sao (I i. Vere sae MN De ey) paar We ii. i Me LE! ae Fi] ay Yohiee Zs AeNane AA Semngte fl op. SP wy Aly 7 A Mr. John H. Abraham Mr. an d Mrs. Kendrick A. Addison Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Addor Mr. Louis Alberghini Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. 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