Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

snenersiemsahommenenensieatientiiaaienecemarmonaneememmnanmmnananam ee TT aT Ren TI guts AE SE ENP RI a eee SATE aocpeener cna mage eR ea Bia 0 Be Dia bodie § Re i | as alas au ae? a ¢ yo 4 . ma | y= 4% ARROWHEAD 1965 Burlington High School Burlington, Massachusetts Sports Editor Eric Danielson Art Editor Karen Sullivan Assistant Art Editors Joan Campbell Mary Roebuck Y earbook Editor-in-chief Robert Sarno Assistant Editor Robert Soukup Financial Editor Gerald Swerling St aft Business Manager Pauline Yakavonis Assistant Business Managers Elaine Loranger Diane Midgley In Appreciation The members of the Arrowhead staff would like to take this opportunity to ex- press their sincere gratitude to Miss Eileen Laffin, whose cooperation and guidance were essential in producing this yearbook. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SENIORS SPORTS ACTIVITIES Dedication To Mrs. Jellison, the Class of 1965 owes a debt which it shall never be able to pay. In September of 1963, our class, as an organization, was practically nonexistent. Our treasury was extremely low and, worse still, we had not yet learned to function as a class. We were without an advisor and, when the call went out for volunteers, Mrs. Jellison accepted this challenge and brought with her a host of new ideas for class projects. Throughout our Junior year, even when the outlook for the future of our class seemed dim, she retained her natural optimism, a quality which has proved to be most helpful throughout the past two years. It is, then, with a great deal of pride that we dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mrs. Jellison as a token of our deep appreciation for her service. What is Burlington High School? This is a difficult question to answer. To be sure, Burlington High School is a building, composed of bricks, cement, steel, and glass. However, to us as graduates this school is more than the physical structure. It is rather a spirit—one which we shall carry with us for the rest of our lives. We have just completed twelve of the most important years of our lives: years of growing, years of learning, years of preparing ourselves to meet successfully the problems of adult life. For many of us graduation from Burlington High marks the end of our formal education. Others will seek to further their education in a college or a business or a trade school. But whatever the case, the significance of our years spent at Burlington High School will prove itself many times in the years to come. We, the members of the Arrowhead staff, sincerely hope that this yearbook may be a means of remembering the peo! years we have spent at B urlington High. nyt Dace er Pg DSR ieee te Ey pamemmeniak nat Te ; (aif osc ET AE ABTS “od AND FACULTY School Committee Graduation is the climax of twelve years of hard work and accomplishment. You have com- pleted the prescribed courses of study and you are now entering a new phase of your youthful life with unlimited opportunities and challenges awaiting you. But no matter what way of life you may elect to travel, you must understand that your goals are not reached by wishful dreaming. Your chances for success are improved only through preparation, planning, self appraisal, personal de- velopment and effective work. Above all, have faith in yourself. With faith you need have no fears for your future. It is the fervent hope and prayer of the School Committee that Almighty God grant you the strength and wisdom so necessary to meet the challenges of adult life. Thomas J. Kelleher, Jr. Chairman of the School Committee Dr. Herman J. Dunsieth For each of you, graduation from high school is but a beginning. The quotation, “begin and the rest is easy” is oversimplified but full of wisdom. Many in- dividuals waste time and opportunity, not deliberately, but by not beginning, not getting up and doing. Begin to move and follow through. Automation, the loss of some positions from the labor market, development of new positions, will cause many to assess their positions in the economy more than once. A requirement for success is the determination to succeed. There will never be a time when you can give up learning. Learn- ing and doing are important to you now and later. B egin . . . now. Success to each of you will come, the last opportunity has not been presented, nor has all the effort been put forth to have successfully found the ultimate answer. Opportunity will be present for each. Be prepared. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1965: ay a ee hae se 6 8 8 6 Sethe tetets =e we = - —e - Mr. Thomas Mohan In his capacity as assistant principal of Burlington High School, Mr. Mohan is essential to the smooth functioning of the school. Maintaining discipline, act- ing as a liaison between parents and the school, and formulating student course programs are but a few of the many tasks that occupy his day. Often one of the first persons to arrive in the morning and one of the last to leave in the afternoon, Mr. Mohan always seems to have time to help any students who need it. His understanding of students and their problems and his fair treatment have won him the respect of all those who have ever sought his assistance or needed his guidance. Mr. James Horton The successful operation of any school de- pends largely upon a capable administration. The services performed by the administration range from keeping the school on a sound fiscal basis to encouraging students to pursue their education further after graduation from high school. In his capacity as principal of Burlington High School, Mr. Horton is the key figure in the ad- ministration. In trying to meet the needs of a growing student body, his tasks are many. How- ever, during the many years he has held his posi- tion, he has always been available to give assist- ance to anyone who needs it, whether student or faculty member. His contributions to Burlington High have indeed proved to be invaluable. ee H Hh i i 4 Mrs. Billings Department Head Miss Fallon Mr. Horgan Mr. Mullany Guidance Department So many times the question is posed, “Just what is Guidance?” One of the main functions of this department is to assist all pupils in making appropriate and satisfying personal, educational, and vocational adjustments and plans. Guidance personnel assist teachers, the adminis- tration, and parents in understanding the needs, prob- lems and progress of each pupil. The counselor’s day in the guidance office is indeed a busy one. Word gets around that the College Board 10 results have just arrived and immediately there are lines of students to hear the word—good or bad. Ap- plications must be mailed, scholarship forms filled out, deadline dates checked, and jobs lined up for the sen- iors. And so it goes, but the members of this department are all very happy that their days are so busy and they hope that their efforts in dealing with the students will bear fruit later, if not at present. Mr. Fogelberg Department Head Mr. Connor Mrs. Dooley Mr. Hall Miss Laffin Mr. Macione Miss Murphy Mr. Murphy Mrs. McVea Mr. O’Brien Mr. Smith Mr. Yore English Department The English language is a living dynamic force. One must learn to use it effectively because, in this modern civilization, good communication is an absolute neces- sity for all organized cooperative activity. Through the English courses offered at Burlington High, the student gains considerable skill in the mani- pulation of this language and acquires a taste for read- ing some of the great literature of all periods, from the Iliad to Prufrock. Through a basic knowledge of the English language can come knowledge and power, pleasure and profit. Mr. Nugent Mr. Brosnahan Mr. Curtin Department Head Miss Flynn Mr. Perry Math Department In today’s world, where there is an ever-increasing demand for mathematicians, physicists, and engineers, the role of mathematics in the school curriculum has become extremely important. The Math Department at Burlington High offers a full program ranging from arithmetic, through algebra and geometry, to trigo- nometry, analytic geometry, and principles of calculus. The pace is constantly being quickened in order to include even more advanced studies in mathematics, so that students coming from Burlington High have an ex- cellent background in this area. Mr. Harrington Miss Cyran Mr. Pars Mrs. Tarason Mrs. Bernstein Mr. Contardi Mr. Loukas Department Head Mrs. Burt Mr. DeMasi History Department Capitalism, Communism, Collectivism, Mercantilism, Socialism,—names, isms, enough to baffle any student. These and many more confusing terms burst forth from the Social Studies rooms in “B” corridor. Whether it be the discussion of retailing and monopolies in economics or of national and world problems in Prob- lems of Democracy, it is ever the pur- pose of the department to preserve and translate into greater effectiveness the ideals of American democracy. Anatole France once defined the art of teaching as “the art of awakening the natural cu- riosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards.” Truly these words typify the attitude of the Social Studies Department in their struggle to lend a deeper appreciation and aware- ness of the world about us. Mr. Jay Mr. O’Doherty 13 Mrs. Lazerson Mr. Roach Mr. Long Mrs. Tyman Mrs. Wadsworth Mr. DelDuca Mrs. Dwyer Department Head Foreign Language Department Mr. Eaton 14 Mrs. Finn Mrs. Romay (missing) Language is the most fundamental means of cultural expression within any civilization. The Foreign Lan- guage Department, through its three-year courses in Latin, French, and Spanish, seeks to impart to the student not only a mastery of the language itself, but also a basic understanding of the various cultures of these peoples. During the first year, the student masters the funda- mental linguistic structure of the language, with some reading and an introduction to the spoken language. More advanced grammatical structures are learned in the second year, along with considerable reading and oral work. The third year includes advanced work in composition, both oral and written, and the reading of several literary works. Foreign language students have a distinct advantage in having the use of the excellent language laboratory. Mr. Twomey Mrs. Bruce Librarian Library An integral part of school life is the. library. Here, an excellent collection of books, magazines, and pamphlets is made available to students. For the stu- dent preparing a term paper, collecting information for a science project or doing independent study, the library offers a wide range of reference material, a well-trained staff, and an atmosphere conducive to learning. Industrial Arts Department Industrial Arts is an essential phase of general edu- cation that involves the preparation, growth, and guid- ance of the individual for modern living. It is not de- signed for specific occupational preparation, but for Industrial Arts in Burlington consists of two sec- tions: the Technical which is an educational program similar to the college preparatory course tailored for the student planning to enter a two year technical the exploration of industrial knowledge and methods, and the development of such attitudes as will enable the youth to adjust more adequately to the duties and responsibilities of a democratic society dominated by the works and products of industry. Mr. Leslie Department Head Mr. Hedemark 15 school after graduation; and Practical Arts, a course offered to the student who plans to terminate his for- mal education with graduation from high school, and seek his fortune in the industrial world. Mr. Pimentel Mr. Lucente Mr. Peterson Business Department The business leaders of tomorrow will come from today’s classes in Business Education. Special instruc- tion in business skills and techniques is given through the use of such equipment as the adding machine, mimeograph and typewriter. Whether it be balancing a budget, digesting courtroom procedure or developing good work habits, students are offered a well-balanced program tailored to meet the increasing needs of the world of business. Mr. Keon Miss McCabe Mr. McLaughlin Mrs. Niles Mr. Russo Miss Smith 16 Miss Cronin Department Head BAbRAAAbBA: “ eee anaaaaaaaaaaaae a BERBSAA Miss Kilgore Department Head Mrs. DiNapoli A ‘ Mrs. Marvin Music Department The Music Department has several different offerings by way of courses and extra-curricular activities to fulfill the students’ needs. For those who wish to study music as a major subject, special courses are provided. Students who enjoy singing may join the Gen- eral Chorus or the Girls Glee Club. Young Thespians demonstrate their talent in musicals sponsored by the senior class. Instrumental students find their place in the School band, or spe- cial groups such as the Dixieland Band. Thus music, “the soul’s own speech”, finds its many forms of expression within the department. i Fine Arts Department The art program of Burlington High School stresses creativity, visual percep- tion and self expression. The program offers five courses of study which are conducted in a relaxed studio atmos- phere. The program endeavors to de- velop a keener awareness of aesthetic values and to provide an opportunity to explore personal interest and aptitudes. A study of art history is made for further understanding of cultures past and pre- sent. The program strives to develop a sense of selectivity in the use of art at home, in the school, and in the commu- nity. For those students who wish to con- tinue in art or its allied fields as either a vocation or avocation, courses offer a basis on which to build. Mr. Deechan Department Head Mr. Lussier Mr. Wood Mrs. Granfield Department Head Miss Lufkin Mrs. Pollack a cv Mr. Garraboto Mr. Dunn Mrs. Macione Mrs. Nowicki Mr. Welter Mr. Zollo Science Department Microscopes, Bunsen burners and test tubes are but a few of the instruments being used by our science department. The budding scientist inhabiting the labs of the “C” corridor employ such equipment in seeking to learn more about the nature of the world about us. The preciseness of measurement, the excitement of a Mr. De Martinis Specialist 18 chemical reaction, the curiosity of a dissection—each of these factors helps to lead the interested and sincere student to a more perfect understanding of the organ- ization of the universe. With the increasing emphasis of the sciences in to- day’s modern world, the Science Department has be- come an integral part of B. H. S. Visual Aids To make learning a more stimulating experience is the primary function of the Audio-Visual Department. When students can view slides of Renaissance art or listen to actors perform a Shakespearean tragedy, new dimensions in education are achieved. Thus, by offer- ing a wide range of instructional materials this depart- ment helps to give students a keener appreciation of the world in which we live. The ideal combination of a strong body with a strong mind is the aim of the Physical Education Department. By use of ropes, rings, parallel bars, trampo- lines, mats, etc. students develop their own physical fitness. Health classes stress current trends in Mr. Cahoon Miss Maciel Mr. Knight Department Head Mr. Verzone Miss Somensini Physical Education first aid and their practical application. Intramural sports teach fair play and good sportsmanship. Top athletes are honored at the Sports Banquet which represents the climax in interscholastic athletics. Home Economics Department “It may take a thousand men to make an encamp- Learning to make one’s clothes, to recognize quality ment, but it takes a woman to make a home.” Through in fabrics, to prepare a well-balanced meal and acquire the combined efforts of Miss Temple and Mrs. Mur- a high standard of taste are all part of the Home Eco- phy, this proverb becomes a reality for the many girls nomics program. These are the ingredients which make who have “Home Ec” each week. the future Homemaker of Tomorrow. Mrs. Murphy Mrs. Lillian Wallace Mrs. Kathryn Carrigan Mrs. Maureen Surette Secretarial Staff Mrs. Katherine Sweeney Mrs. June Andruske School Nurse 20 F Mrs. Jay, Mrs. Deveney Mrs. Thelma Alizio, Mrs. Helen Sousa, Mrs. Anna Casey, Mrs. Catherine Chanales. Mrs. Angie Puleo, Mrs. Betty Bishop, Mrs. Betty Coates, Mrs. Pauline Thylander, Mrs. Anna Brundige. Seated: Mr. Charles White, Mr. Michael Cahalane. Standing: Mr. Herbert Danielson, Mr. Lawrence Colella, Mr. Albert Ferrari, Mr. Harold Pedersen. etch oe ipsa weit eee eet : chia pis iianst OCR a AAS Et ae ee ee 8 AOL LLB LILO Custodial and Kitchen Staff Seated: Mrs. Evilo McGinnis. Standing: Mts. Evelyn Peters, Mrs. Mary Bussell. 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Senior Class Executive Board f 3 ® : i a ‘ } ive : aoa tie f ee Wat tts x ’ re ‘ i ‘es Aa coed “ 22 CHERYL ADDISON Arlington Road Favorite Memory: June 27, 1964, Summer of 1964. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Typing Award, International Relations Club, Varsity Baseball, Captain Varsity Basketball, Captain Varsity Field Hockey, J.V. Basketball, Girl’s Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Pep Squad, Powder Puff Football Game, Car Wash, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committees. Future Plans: Nursing and to be as wonderful as my parents. JOHN ANTONIS Tory 15 Scott Avenue Favorite Pastime: Radio and TV Repair. Course: Accounting Activities: Dramatic Club, Chorus, Science Club, Workshop. Future Plans: Join the Service and work in electronics. CAROLE ARSENAULT 9 Francis Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: Practical Arts STEVEN ANDERSON Steve 22 Leroy Drive Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Course: College Activities: Varsity and Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Baseball, Boys Athletic Association, Varsity Club. Future Plans: College. PAULETTE ARKALIS Cookie 34 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Memory: Junior year. Course: Stenographic Activities: International Relations Club, Pep Squad. Future Plans: Business School. SHIRLEY BENGER Bengie 15 Ledgewood Drive Favorite Pastime: Dancing and bowling. Course: Accounting Activities: Pep Squad, Powder Puff Football Game, Prom Committee. Future Plans: Business. JOHN BERKELEY WILLIAM BISHOP Johnnie Bill 35 Peach Orchard Road 13 Phillip Avenue Favorite Pastime: Skiing. Favorite Pastime: Playing Course: College Sports. Activities: Science Fair Course: College Award, Boys Athletic Activities: Varsity Basketball, Association. Boy’s Athletic Association, Future Plans: To enter college Varsity Club. and major in Engineering. Future Plans: College. MAUREEN BIRD ROBERT BLAKE 40 Sunset Drive Bob Favorite Memory: Memorial 5 Peach Orchard Road Day Weekend 1964. Favorite Memory: Summer of Course: College 64. Activities: Band, Softball, Course: Technical Manager Basketball, Powder Activities: Spanish Club, Puff Football Game, Dance Gymnastic Team, Intramural Committee, Spaghetti Sports, Boy’s Athletic Supper. Association. Future Plans: Business Future Plans: To live . School. Pegs : ieee a ine ALFRED BRABANT Al 13 Princeton Road Favorite Pastime: Playing Bass for the Chateaus. Course: Technical Future Plans: To attend Wentworth Institute. GREGORY BRESLIN Bullet 10 Alma Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: Accounting Activities: Spanish Club, Publicity Club, Junior Varsity Football, Boy’s Athletic Association. Future Plans: Enter into politics or a career in the military service. CAROLYN JEAN BROWN Charli 22 College Road Favorite Memory: The past four summers, Senior Year. Course: College Activities: Science Fair Award, Senior Class Executive Board, Varsity Softball, Varsity Field Hockey, Dance Committees, Prom Committees. Future Plans: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. 28 a : % Weaigdiia 7 sy JANE MARIE BRIERE Bugs 10 Wilhelmina Avenue Favorite Memory: July, 1963, Senior year. Course: Stenographic Activities: National Honor Society, Science Fair Award, Dance Committees, Prom Committees. Future Plans: To enter a business college and become a medical secretary. MARY BURKE 40 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Memory: July 4, 1963. Course: Accounting Activities: International Relations Club. Future Plans: To be married. JOAN CAMPBELL 83 Locust Street Course: College Activities: Library Aide, Art Studio, Publicity Club, Yearbook Staff, Typing Award, Spaghetti Supper Waitress. Future Plans: To enter Mass. Art. LINDA CAREY 14 Hilltop Drive Favorite Memory: Memorial Day Weekend 1964. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball, Graduation Usherette, Dance Committees, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: Business School. GAIL BURRELL | Wildmere Avenue Favorite Memory: June 12, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Cheerleading, Pep Squad, Varsity Club, Girl’s Athletic Association, Graduation Usherette, Prom Committees. Future Plans: To further my education and to understand people. KARIN CAMPBELL 16 College Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: College Activities: Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Dance Committee. Future Plans: To enter college. STEVE CARLIN Carl Mark Hill Drive Favorite Memory: Night before the 4th of July. Course: Technical Activities: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Boy’s Athletic Association. Future Plans: To go to college and own a business. KENNETH CARPENTER Ken 1 Dearborn Road Favorite Memory: Mt. Monadnock, 63 Course: Accounting Activities: Spanish Club, Projectionist Club. Future Plans: To enter college. NUNZIO CATALDO Nunz 29 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Pastime: Playing football and waiting for weekends. Course: Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, Boy’s Athletic Association. Future Plans: To be a Lummox with Blake. GARY CHARPENTIER 5 St. Mary Road Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Course: College Activities: Junior Varsity Baseball, Boy’s Athletic Association. Future Plans: College. 30 RONALD CASANOVA Cas 44 Bedford Street Course: Practical Arts Future Plans: To enter business as a welder. JANICE CAVICCHI Glendale Avenue Favorite Memory: Summer and Fall of 1964, November 8, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Pep Squad, Powder Puff Football Game, Dance Committees, Graduation Usherette, Car Wash, Donut Committee, Prom Committee. Future Plans: To enter a Business College. WILLIAM CLUGS Willy 1 Milktoast Lane Favorite Memory: February 30, 607 BC. Favorite Pastime: Isometric exercises. Course: Anthropology Activities: Varsity Hopscotch, Junior Varsity Tiddle-wink, Underwater basket weaving, Sewing Club. Future Plans: To be a miracle worker. DIANE CONSOLAZIO Di 8 Davida Road Favorite Memory: July 9, 1962, July 11, 1963, September 12, 1964. Course: College Activities: Chorus, Dramatic Society, Secretary Future Nurses Club, Typing Award, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committee. Future Plans: To become a nurse. CLAUDIA CONWAY Claude 16 Hillcrest Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1963. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Chorus, Future Nurses Club. Future Plans: To go to college and travel around the world. JANET CONSTANTINO 1 Laurie Lane Favorite Memory: September 16, 1956, 9th grade, February 9, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Chorus, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To attend a business school. NANCY ANN COSTA 1 Cresthaven Drive Favorite Memory: August 4, 1963, August 29, 1964. Course: Accounting Activities: Softball, Pep Squad, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To attend a business school. CAROL CROCKER Betty 26 Mountain Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To enter business. DIANE MARILYN CYLIK Di 12 Woodside Lane Favorite Memory: July 20, 1964, August 1, 1964. Course: College Activities: Girl’s Softball, Gymnastic Team, Dramatic Society, School Newspaper, Spanish Club, Library Aide, Typing Award, Prom Committee, Dance Committees, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To be happily married and be as wonderful as my parents. KATHERYNE JANE DANIELSON Kathy 13 Hampden Avenue Favorite Pastime: Having a lot of fun and writing to my airman. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Chorus, Science Club, Art Studio and Workshop, Varsity Field Hockey, Pep Squad, Gymnastic Team, Powder Puff Football Game, Dance Committee, Prom Usherette, Prom Committees. Future Plans: To enter Carnegie Institute; to be a Registered Medical Technologist. SZ LINDA MAY CURTNER 9 Charwick Road Favorite Memory: 8th Grade in the old Union School. Course: College course Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Dramatic Society, Typing Award. Future Plans: To enter a business school and become a legal secretary. ERIC JOHN DANIELSON 1 Bushmick Place Favorite Memory: Summer of 64. Course: Accounting Activities: Yearbook Sports Editor, School Newspaper Sports Editor, Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Football Manager, Varsity Basketball Manager, Varsity Club, Dance Committee and Usher, Banquet Host, Hootenanny Committee. Future Plans: To get a job and eventually become a state trooper. NICHOLAS DARDENO 12 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Memory: October 31, 1964 and the “Truants.” Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Junior Varsity Football, Gymnastic Team, Dance Committees. Future Plans: College. RICHARD CHARLES DAVIS Dick 7 Pine Avenue Course: Technical Activities: Dance Committees, Senior Stage. Future Plans: College. LEONARD DEVANNA Lenny 14 Greenwood Road Favorite Memory: Canobie Lake, Food in New Hampshire. Course: Technical Activities: Spanish Club, Track, Varsity Club, Banquet Host. Future Plans: Technical College. ROBERT DENUCCE Dutch 3 Porter Avenue Course: College Future Plans: To enter Northeastern College. LEONARD D’INNOCENZO Lenny 27 Cr esthaven Drive Favorite Memory: Senior Prom 1963. Course: College Activities: Senior Class President, Student Council, Senior Class Executive Board, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club, Dance Committees, Banquet Host. Future Plans: To enter the University of Massachusetts. CONSTANCE MARIE DiSESSA Connie 241 Winn Street Favorite Memory: September 16, 1964. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Pep Squad, Prom Committees, Dance Committees. Future Plans: Nursing School. DENNIS DONOVAN 28 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Pastime: Friday nights. Course: College Activities: Homeroom Representative. Future Plans: Engineering College. CHRISTINE DUNCAN Chris 33 Newbridge Avenue Favorite Memory: January 11, 1964. Course: Accounting Activities: Chorus, Leader’s Club, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To go into the Air Lines and to someday have a home of my own. JEANNE LOUISE DOHERTY Jeannie 10 Dearborn Road Favorite Memory: February 1, 1964. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain boy. Course: Stenographic Activities: Chorus, Pep Squad, Dance Committees, Prom Committee. Future Plans: To make the most of my life and have a happy future. CHARLENE JANE DOYLE Char 1 Dolores Drive Favorite Memory: Summer of 1635 Course: Accounting Activities: Majorettes. Future Plans: To be happily married and make my parents proud of me. WILLIAM THOMAS DWYER Billy 10 Garrity Road Favorite Pastime: Watching TAY Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. Future Plans: College. JUDITH ANN EVANS Judy 4 Sears Street Favorite Pastime: Enjoying weekends. Course: Stenographic Activities: Spanish Club, Latin Club, Dramatic Society, Dance Committees. Future Plans: Business school, to be a hostess on T.W.A., to bemnew Hirstalead yen DIANE FIALKOSKY Di Scott Avenue Favorite Pastime: Driving and doing homework. Course: College Activities: Science Fair Certificate, Dance Committees, Prom Committees, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To attend business school and become an executive secretary. EDWARD PAUL FLAHERTY Flats 12 Myrna Street Course: Technical Future Plans: College. JOHN F. FERRARA 3 Boulder Drive Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Activities: Spanish Club, Football, Baseball, Dance Committees, Banquet Host. Future Plans: To attend college. BRIAN A. FOLEY Bri 5 Gedick Road Favorite Memory: April 27, 1963. Course: College Future Plans: College. JOSEPH FOWLER Joe Druid Hill Avenue Favorite Memory: My weekend in New York. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Math Club, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: College. CAROL LEE FRIZZELL 4 Laural Lane Favorite Memory: Fall of 1961. Course: Stenographic Future Plans: To become a secretary. JANE PATRICIA FOLEY 63 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Memory: My Junior and Senior years. Course: College Activities: Band, Science Fair Award, Future Nurses Club President, Scorekeeper, Girls Basketball Team, Dance Committees, Prom Committee. Future Plans: Nursing School. CLAIRE MARIE FRANCIS 23 Eugene Road Favorite Memory: February 4, 1964, Junior Prom. Course: Stenographic Activities: Typing Award, Junior Varsity Basketball, Majorette, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To be a secretary and to get married. REX EDWARD FULLER 15 Pleasant Street Favorite Memory: September 1963 to June, 1965. Course: Accounting Activities: Science Fair Award, International Relations Club, Art Studio, Projectionist Club, Camera Club, Junior Varsity Baseball, Track. Future Plans: Forestry School and enter into the forestry field. FREDERICK R. FULTON Fred 11 Clonmel Road Favorite Memory: Weekend in Old Orchard Beach Maine. Course: College Activities: Math Club, Spanish Club, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: Study electrical engineering. ROBERT GALLINARO Gull 5 Derryfield Avenue Favorite Memory: November 8, 1964. Course: College Activities: Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club. Future Plans: To enter Salem State Teachers College. LYNNE FYLER 4 St. Mary Road Favorite Memory: January 10, 1964, December 27, 1963, and Junior Prom. Course: College Activities: Homeroom Representative, Powder Puff Football Game, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To attend the University of Massachusetts DONALD GANLEY Don 87 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Memory: February 2, 1962. Course: College Activities: Freshman Junior Varsity and Varsity Football, Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity and Junior Varsity Baseball, Varsity Club. Future Plans: To get a B.S. in Engineering. ' : RONNIE GANLEY Ron 64 Harriett Avenue Favorite Memory: January 28, 1964. Course: Practical Arts Activities: Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Football, Gymnastic Team. Future Plans: The Service. GAIL GARSIDE Blondie 35 Sunset Drive Favorite Memory: October 24, 1964. Favorite Pastime: Being with a certain someone, and the Cape with my parents. Course: College Activities: International Relations Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Softball, Majorettes, Dramatic Club Secretary, Dance Committee. Future Plans: To marry and be as happy as my parents are. MARIE GEORGE Meezie 64 Winn Street Favorite Memory: February 20, 1964 and October 10, 1964. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Chorus, School Newspaper, Senior Class Executive Board, Publicity Club, Pep Squad, Dance Committees, Promenade Committee. Future Plans: To attend Salem State College, then Perkins Institute for the Blind to teach blind children. LINDA GARDELLA 2 Glendale Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 163% Course: Stenographic Activities: Library Aide, Gymnastic Team, Majorette. Future Plans: To travel and meet people. ELIZABETH ANN GASKELL Betty 29 Lexington Street Favorite Pastime: Playing sports. Course: College Activities: Vice-President Spanish Club, Powder Puff Football Game, Co-Capt. J.V. Basketball, Co-Capt. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey, Vice-President Leader’s Club, Freshmen vs. Sophomores girl’s coach, Varsity Softball, Majorettes (Leader), Girl’s Athletic Association, Intramural Sports, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees, Spaghetti Supper, Graduation Usherette. Future Plans: To enter Northeastern and become a teacher. DIANE GLYNN Di 22 Harriet Avenue Favorite Pastime: Dancing, eating and sleeping. Course: Accounting Activities: Dramatic Society, School Newspaper, Chorus, Publicity Club, Pep Squad, Dance Committee. Future Plans: To enter Burdett College. ce JEAN GRUBIS Jeannie 11 Jonathon Road Favorite Memory: Summer of ‘635 Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Chorus, School Newspaper, Art Studio, Publicity Club, Pep Squad. Future Plans: Massachusetts College of Art. JUDI GULLI Judi 36 Skilton Lane Favorite Memory: June 27, 1964. Favorite Pastime: Roller skating, dancing and listening to the Beatles. Course: Stenographic Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Spaghetti Supper, Junior Car Wash, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To have a business career. RALPH HANSSON Mighty Mouse 4 Boulder Drive Favorite Memory: The Bowling Alley. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Science Club, Junior Varsity Football. Future Plans: College. a7 JANET ELAINE GUIDOBONI Jan 134 Bedford Street Favorite Memory: February 2, 1962. Favorite Pastime: Being with Donnie and cheering at the football games. Course: Stenographic Activities: Freshmen Class President, National Honor Society, Student Council, Girl’s State Representative, “Rally at Ridgewood,” Certified Typing Award and Pin, Business Education Award, Cheerleading, Varsity Club, Girl’s Athletic Association, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To be happily married. RONALD HARFF Ron 8 Four Acres Drive Favorite Memory: Study Hall with Jorgie. Favorite Pastime: Watching the Bruins and playing sports. Course: Accounting Activities: Senior Class Executive Board, Basketball, Intramural Sports. Future Plans: To enter Business School. GEORGE HEMENWAY The Weasel 15 Overlook Avenue Favorite Pastime: Working on my little Deuce Coupe and dragging. Course: Practical Arts Future Plans: To own a service station. JAMES HIGGINS 18 Locust Street Favorite Pastime: Student discussions after school in B-3. Course: College Activities: Math League, Burlington Teen News, Track. Future Plans: To enter Dartmouth or Tufts. BARBARA HAWLEY Barb 126 Bedford Street Favorite Memory: My trip to Washington, D.C. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Spanish Club, Softball Team, Gymnastic Team, Leader’s Club, Powder Puff Football Game, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter Merrimack College and become a history teacher. SUSAN MAE HERITAGE Sue 18 Woodcrest Avenue Favorite Memory: Summer of 63. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Chorus, Senior Dance Decoration Committee, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To enter college and social work. KEVIN HIGGINS Kev 17 James Street Favorite Memory: June 21, 1963. Course: Technical Activities: Spanish Club, School Newspaper, Donut Committee, Dance Committee Promenade Committee. Future Plans: To enter the Service. ’ ELIZABETH LORRAINE HILL Liz 1 Bennett Lane Favorite Pastime: Being with the Beatniks in Harvard Square and Greenwich Village. Course: Accounting Activities: Class Vice- President, Class Secretary, Student Council, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Girl’s Athletic Association, Leader’s Club, Junior Car Wash, Banquet Hostess, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To go to Cosmetology School and to arrive in California with my beatnik on July 1, 1965. JOANNE EDNA HOWARD Jo Richfield Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 64. Course: Stenographic Activities: Dramatic Society, Typing Award, Junior Varsity Basketball, Girl’s Athletic Association, Leader’s Club, Pep Squad, Power Puff Football Game; Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To be a secretary. 41 BRENDA LOUISE HINCKLEY Hink 3 Bruce Street Favorite Memory: The Prom of °64. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Spanish Club, Art Studio, Publicity Club, Powder Puff Foot ball Game, Leader’s Club, Banquet Hostess, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter Massachusetts College of Art. HENRY HUGHES Hank 13 Manhattan Drive Favorite Memory: February 17, 1960 and Summer of 64. Course: Accounting Activities: Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Boy’s Athletic Association, Varsity Club. Future Plans: Woburn Business School. NANCY JACKSON Nance 7 Dennis Drive Favorite Memory: Senior year. Course: College Activities: Science Club, Dramatic Society, Chorus, Science Fair Award Winner, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter college, join the Peace Corp and live a happy life. KEN C. JORGENSON Jorgie 2 Pine Ridge Road Favorite Memory: Study Hall with Ron and Summer of 64. Favorite Pastime: Baseball, Boxing, Hockey, Swimming, and Fighting. Course: Accounting Activities: Gymnastic Team. Future Plans: Stockbridge. KENNETH ORRIN KEMP Ken 15 Mark Street Favorite Memory: Spoftord Lake and Summer of ’64. Course: Accounting Activities: Typing Award, N.O.M.A. Math Award, Band, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports. Future Plans: To enter college in the fall. 42 KAREN JAMGOCHIAN Spider 18 Irene Stree t Favorite Memory: July 25, 1964. Favorite Pastime: Listening to Bob Dylan. Course: College Activities: Art Studio, National Honor Society, Science Fair Award, Junior Car Wash, Banquet Hostess, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter Boston State Teacher’s College. PATRICIA JUMPER Pat Arlington Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 63. Course: Accounting Activities: Publicity Club, International Relations Club. Future Plans: To travel. NANCY JEANNE KENNEDY Nanc 4 Ridgewood Lane Favorite Memory: Summers of 63 and 64. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Spanish Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Typing Award, Leader’s C lub, Powder Puff Football Game, Spaghetti Supper, Promenade Usherette, Graduation Usherette, Banquet Hostess, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter nursing school. KENNETH KEYSER Ken 8 Terrace Hall Avenue Favorite Pastime: Watching Mr. Dunn’s frustration over an incorrect answer. Course: College KAREN ANN KLEVAS 3 Fairfax Street Favorite Memory: Trip to Florida. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, School Newspaper. Future Plans: To be a teacher. DONALD JAMES KRABY Krabs 2 Brookfield Road Favorite Memory: September 22 9622 Course: College Activities: Varsity Football Co- Captain. Future Plans: To enter Merrimack College. 43 JOHN PATRICK KIRKLAND Jake 2 Glenwood Street Favorite Memory: Lake George, New York, Labor Day Week-end. Course: Accounting Activities: Spanish Club, Intramural Sports, Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Boy’s Athletic Association, Gymnastic Team, Varsity Club, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To own a 327 Chevy that will beat Steve’s. ROBERT KUKIS Kukie 5 Luther Road Favorite Memory: Winter of Course: Accounting Activities: Football, Photographic Club President. Future Plans: Career in the U.S. Air Force. DORIS LAWSON Dotty 8 Rahway Road Favorite Memory: March 29, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Typing Awards, Bookkeeping Award, Award in Business Education, Future Nurses Club. Future Plans: To have a business career. SANDRA C. LERETT Sandy 2 Josephine Avenue Favorite Memory: Library 1963 and October 22, 1963. Course: Accounting Activities: Dramatic Society, Library Aide, School Newspaper, Future Nurses Club. Future Plans: To be a success at anything I do and to make my parents and teachers proud of me. BEVERLY LILLIAN LARSON Bev 80 Muller Road Favorite Memory: October 27, 1962. Favorite Pastime: Being with Howie, cheering and football games. Course: Stenographic Activities: Junior Class Secretary, Spanish Club, Cheerleading, Pep Squad, Girl’s Athletic Association, Varsity Club, Powder Puff Football Game, Banquet Hostess, Graduation Usherette, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To be happily married. EDWARD LENZI Ed 343 Cambridge Street Favorite Pastime: To make money. Course: College Activities: Science Fair Award. Future Plans: To enter college. DONNA JEANNE LILJEGREN Don 30 Terrace Hall Avenue Favorite Memory: Summer of 64, Halloween of ’63 and Christmas of 63. Course: Stenographic Activities: Pep Squad, Graduation Usherette, Dance Committees, Promenade Committee. Future Plans: To work and eventually be happily married for the rest of my life. WAYNE LITTLE Lit 2 South Bedford Street Favorite Memory: Senior Class Cast Party of °64. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Spanish Club, Art Studio, Powder Puff Cheerleader, Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, Gymnastic Team, Leader’s Club, Senior Play, Banquet Host, Donut Committee, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter an art college and become a successful commercial artist. ALBERT J. LORIOL JR. Al 12 Gayland Street Favorite Memory: October 22, 1963-December 24, 1964. Course: Accounting Activities: Dramatic Society, School Newspaper, Junior Varsity Football. Future Plans: To enter a business college and be a success in the business world. ELAINE J. LORANGER 20 Newbridge Avenue Favorite Memory: October 17, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: National Honor Society, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Award in Business Education, Science Fair Honorable Mention, Junior Car Wash, Dance Committees, Promenade Committee. Future Plans: To have a wonderful and happy marriage. CONRAD LUNDGREN Connie 31 County Road Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Publicity Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Intramural Sports, Banquet Host, Spaghetti Supper, Hootenanny Committee. Future Plans: To enter college. WILLIAM LYNCH Bill 7 Olean Road Favorite Memory: August 1, 1963. Course: College Future Plans: To go to college and become a success. SALLY MacDONALD 26 Harriett Avenue Favorite Memory: My summers at Hampton Beach. Course: College Activities: French Club, Latin Club, Chorus, Softball Team, Pep Squad, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter and graduate from college. JAMES MAGUIRE Jim 44 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 64. Course: Accounting Activities: Gymnastic Team. Future Plans: To enter business. RONALD MACALUSO Mack 36 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Pastime: Playing pocket billiards and chasing a certain girl. Course: Practical Arts Activities: Award in Industrial Arts, Certificate of Merit in Technical Drafting. Future Plans: Franklin Institute of Boston, to be a good draftsman, get married and have a good wife and many children. PETER MacIVER 1 Juniper Street Favorite Memory: November 1963. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Junior Varsity Baseball, Intramural Sports, Junior Car Wash, Dance Committees, Promenade Committee. Future Plans: To enter college and become a success. DONNA MAHONEY 1 Kinney Avenue Favorite Memory: November 25, 1961. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Powder Puff Football Game, Spaghetti Supper, Banquet Hostess, Promenade Usherette, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter college and become a success in life. Mais Bi, CAROL ANN MAIN Cam 2 Mark Street Favorite Memory: Summer of (38), Course: Stenographic Activities: Library Aide, School Newspaper, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter Bay State Academy. ROBERT MARKOW 80 Center Street Favorite Memory: The White House and Carnegie Hall with the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra. Course: College Activities: National Honor Society, Band. Future Plans: To go to college and become a professional horn player in a major symphony. % i a jhe sate hide SPS ae a RIM 093 ek eth, JAMES F. MALONEY Jim 253 Middlesex Street Favorite Memory: My first Striped Bass, Nausset Beach, Orleans, Mass. Course: Practical Arts Future Plans: Naval Career. PATRICIA A. MASON Pat Raymond Road Favorite Pastime: Going out with the kids and talking on the phone. Course: College Activities: National Honor Society, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To be successful in what I attempt. SCOTT MATHESON Southie 2 Stanwood Street Favorite Memory: October 25, 1964. Course: College Activities: Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Junior Varsity Basketball. Future Plans: To enter college and become a success. JANE ELLEN McCARTHY Janie 247 Winn Street Course: College Activities: Class Vice- President, Senior Class Executive Board, Student Council, International Relations Club, Junior Varsity Basketball, Banquet Hostess. Future Plans: To enter college and become either an elementary or Jr. High science teacher. JOSEPH MEDEIROS Joe 7 Peach Orchard Road Course: Technical 48 JUDITH M. McBRIEN Judy 4 Irene Street Favorite Pastime: Going out with the kids and talking on the phone with all the kids. Course: Accounting Activities: Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans: Secretarial work. MARY ELIZABETH McKINLEY Mary Beth 13 Cresthaven Drive Favorite Memory: Summer of 64. Favorite Pastime: Going to Chelsea to see someone. Course: Stenographic Activities: Softball, Art Studios, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To be a secretary. JAMES MEEHAN Jim 9 County Road Favorite Pastime: Watching flying saucers down Horn Pond. Course: Accounting Activities: Gymnastics. Future Plans: To become a @PrAr Picture not available DIANE ALBERTA MIDGLEY Di 7 Paulson Drive Favorite Memory: Summer of ‘64 and my senior year. Course: Stenographic Activities: Library Aide, Radio Club President, Typing Award, Photography Committee, Yearbook Staff, Junior Car Wash, Spaghetti Supper, Graduation Usherette, Banquet Hostess, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To serve where the need is great. BONNIE MILES Sis 1 Brown Avenue Ext. Favorite Pastime: Eating and sleeping. Course: Accounting Activities: Student Council, National Honor Society, Basketball, Majorettes. Future Plans: To be a buyer or go to business college. RICHARD MILLER Dick 18 Hillsdale Avenue Course: Accounting Activities: Band, Dixieland Band, Publicity Club. Future Plans: To enter Lowell State Teachers College and become a music teacher. 49 SYLVIA TERESA MILANESE Woody 31 Rocky Hill Road Favorite Memory: A. P. Course: College Activities: Student Council, Dramatic Society, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Gymnastic Team Manager, Powder Puff Football Game, Varsity Club, Softball Award, Spaghetti Supper, Promenade Committee, Banquet Hostess, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To make a million dollars. Y j - H : q _ Vee : NORMAN MILLS JR. Norm 8 Mohawk Road Favorite Memory: May 22-23, 1964. Course: College Activities: Senior Class Executive Board, Powder Puff Cheerleader, Intramural Sports, Varsity Baseball, Junior Varsity Basketball, Junior Varsity Baseball, Junior Car Wash, Spaghetti Supper, Hootenanny Committee, Banquet Host, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter college and be a success. THOMAS F. MIRISOLA Tom 11 Ronald Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To go to college and enter business. WILLIAM MOLINARI Bill 16 Hampden Avenue Favorite Memory: Summer or 1964. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To be a C.P.A. 50 ¥ x é t LYDIA MARIA MOCCALDI Lyd 6 Arthur Woods Avenue Favorite Memory: February 28, 1962, November 10, 11, 1964, Junior Prom. Course: Stenographic Activities: Typing Award, Poster Committee, Chorus, Dance Committees, Prom Committee. Future Plans: To get married and to be as wonderful to my children as my parents have been to me. PAUL MOSNICKA Mossy 7 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Memory: August 25, 1962. Course: College Aciivities: Spanish Club, Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Club. Future Plans: To enter college and become a success. MARTHA MURRAY Marty 31 Terrace Hall Avenue Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To meet people and to go places. DONNA NELSON 3 Pine Ridge Road Favorite Memory: October 11, 1962, Cheering. Course: College Activities: National Honor Society Science Award, Science Fair, Girls Athletic Association, Cheerleading Co- Captain. Future Plans: To be a nurse. =f PAULA ELLEN MOSNICKA Mouse 7 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Memory: Junior Prom. Course: Stenographic Activities: Typing Award, Business Education Award, Powder Puff Football Games, Spaghetti Supper, Banquet Hostess, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To become an efficient secretary and be as wonderful as my parents are. PAUL MURRAY 31 Terrace Hall Avenue Favorite Pastime: Working on my car. Course: Practical Arts Activities: Varsity Football, Gymnas tics. Future Plans: To get out of school. JAMES NICHOLAS Jimmy 3 Lisa Street Favorite Memory: August 21, 1962, The Junior Prom. Course: Accounting Activities: Gymnastic Team, Cheerleader Powder Puff Game, Senior Class Executive Board, Senior Banquet, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To attend a school and become a success in life. WILLA DIANNA NICHOLAS Little Punck 71 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964, The Prom. Course: Stenographic Activities: Powder Puff Game, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To be a success in everything I do. WILLIAM NORTON Bill 12 Paula Street Favorite Memory: November AS, WSS. Course: Technical Activities: Student Council, J.V. Baseball, Cheerleader Powder Puff Game, Prom Usher, Senior Banquet, Prom Committee, Dance Committee, P.O.D. Award, Student Government Representative. Future Plans: To go to college and then settle down. WILLIAM OLDHAM Bill 18 Terrace Hall Avenue Favorite Pastime: Visiting B-3 after school. Course: College Activities: Track Team, Car Wash. Future Plans: To follow the wind. 52 EDWARD P. NOONAN Ed 14 Duncan Road Favorite Pastime: Being with Debbie and going out with Ken. Course: Accounting Activities: Boys Athletic Association, J.V. Football, Varsity Football. Future Plans: To be rich and take life easy. STEPHEN O’NEILL Steve 3 Kinney Avenue Favorite Pastime: Playing Sports. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Dramatic Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Boys Athletic Association, Dance Committees, Prom Usher. Future Plans: To go to college. STEVE OSBORNE Ozzie Elizabeth Avenue Favorite Memory: June, 1964. Course: Practical Arts Activities: Gymnastic Team, Varsity Football. Future Plans: To go to Harvard. Picture not available JOHN GEORGE O’SULLIVAN Jack 18 Hillcrest Road Favorite Memory: June 24, 1964. Course: Accounting Activities: Varsity Football Manager, J.V. Football, Coach for Powder Puff Game, Boys Athletic Association, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter a business. CHERYL LEE PARKER 79 Lexington Street Favorite Pastime: Working summers in N.H. and water skiing. Course: College Activities: Class Treasurer 9- 12, National Honor Society, Student Council, Chorus, Science Fair Honorable Mention, Senior Class Executive Board, Science Award, Typing Award, Photography Committee, Ring Committee, Pep Squad, Dance Committees, Prom Committee, Banquet Hostess, Graduation Usherette, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To enter Westfield State College and become a second grade teacher. JEAN PAZERETSKI Paz 10 Jonathan Road Favorite Memory: Friday, November 13, 1964, and August 29, 1964. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Chorus, Senior Class Executive Board, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To work, travel, and marry. =e) LYNN ELLEN PAILLE Chief 22 Lantern Lane Favorite Memory: May 23, 1963. Course: College Activities: Student Council Secretary, Math League, Science Fair Winner, Girls Leaders Club, Powderpuff Game, Softball Team, Prom Committee, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter the University of Massachusetts. JACQUELINE THERESE PELISSIER Jacquie 263 Middlesex Street Favorite Memory: My Junior Year. Activities: French Club, Chorus, Newspaper, Library Aide. Future Plans: To enter college. MARCIA LORRAINE PESTANA Marcy 10 Crowley Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus Library Aide, Newspaper, Dramatic Club. Future Plans: To enter Lesley College. JOYCE PISANI 32 Sandy Brook Road Favorite Memory: September 18, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Dramatic Club, Newspaper, International Relations Club, Pep Squad, Powderpuff Game, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter a Business School. 54 VIRGINIA PERKINS Ginny 34 Bedford Street Favorite Memory: June 12, 1964. Course: College Activities: Math League, Majorettes. Future Plans: To enter Mansfield Academy. LEE PHALEN 3 Duncan Road Favorite Pastime: Playing Golf. Course: College Activities: Math Club, Spanish Club, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To go to College. WILLIAM J. POWERS Bill 14 Paul Street Favorite Pastime: Playing Football, Baseball, and Golf. Course: Accounting Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Cheerleader at Powderpuff Game, Varsity Club, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To go to Wentworth Institute. FRED PRIESTLY 10 Glendale Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1962. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To be a success in whatever I do. RICHARD PULEO Richie 6 Moss Street Favorite Memory: October 11, 1962. Course: College Activities: National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Spanish Award, J.V. Basketball, Boys Athletic Association, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. Future Plans: To enter Northeastern. PETER PULLANO Padro 5 Moss Street Favorite Memory. The ninth grade. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To enter Wentworth College and become an electrician. 55 CHARLOTTE DEBORAH PULEO Charlie 7 Paul Street Favorite Memory: July 21, 1961. Course: Stenographic Activities: Chorus, Typing Award, Pep Squad. Future Plans: To be a good Secretary. SUSAN PUTNAM Sue 2 Edgemont Avenue Favorite Memory: My senior year. Course: College Activities: National Honor Society, Dramatic Society, Girls Athletic Association, Powderpuff Game. Future Plans: To attend the University of Mass. to become a Social Worker. LINDA THERESA RAMSEY Rams 3 Arnold Terrace Favorite Memory: My old friends in Malden. Course: Stenographic Activities: Student Council, P.O.D. Award, Spanish Award, Typing Award, Business Education Award, Spaghetti Supper, Dance Committees. Future Plans: 1 hope to work for the Government as a Secretary. ROBERT RIMBACK JR. Rimby 1 Old Colony Road Favorite Memory: New Boston, N. H. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Band, Intramural Sports, Band, Spaghetti Supper, Banquet Host. Future Plans: To enter college. 56 DONNA RIMBACK 1 Old Colony Road Favorite Memory. My junior and senior year. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Art Studio, Publicity Club, Science Fair Winner, Majorettes, Dance Co mmittees, Spaghetti Supper, Banquet Hostess, Graduation Usherette, Yearbook cover. Future Plans: | hope to be accepted at Mass. College of Art. FREDERICK ROEBUCK Fred Woods Corner Favorite Memory: November L2eOG3s Course: Practical Arts Activities: Work Shop. Future Plans: Either to make a career with the Cobras, or to get a good steady job. ROBERT RUSSELL Russ 26 Manhattan Drive Favorite Memory: Junior and Senior fights. Course: Practical Arts Activities: Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Baseball, Weight Lifting. JOAN RUZZO Joanie 11 Westwood Street Favorite Memory: August, 1964. Course: College Activities: French Award, Substitute Majorette, Varsity Softball, J.V. Basketball, Leader’s Club Secretary, Girl’s Athletic Association, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Dance Committees. Future Plans: College. of MARY ROEBUCK Woods Corner Favorite Memory: October 13, 1961, and April 19, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Pep Squad, Powderpuff Game, Substitute Cheerleader, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To get a good secretarial job. ROBERT A. RUSSELL Bob 26 Manhattan Drive Favorite Pastime: Participating in sports. Course: College Activities: Spanish Club, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Football, Banquet Host, Junior Car Wash, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To enter Boston State Teachers College and become a high school teacher and coach. ROBERT LOUIS SARNO Bob 17 Peach Orchard Road Favorite Pastime: Playing the guitar, dancing and music. Course: College Activities: Junior Class President, National Honor Society Vice-President, Student Council, Yearbook Editor, Science Fair Honorable Mention, Senior Class Executive Board, Photography Committee, Award for Proficiency in Math, Junior Car Wash, Spaghetti Supper, Hootenanny, Dance Committees, Promenade Committee. Future Plans: College. DENNIS SAWYER Den 6 Sarah Street Favorite Memory: The day I fell off my little blue scooter. Course: Technical Future Plans: To enter Lowell Tech. JAMES RICHARD SCHREIBER Jim 24 Sarah Street Course: College Future Plans: College. MARY SERA 11 Mallard Way Favorite Pastime: Just sleeping. Course: College Future Plans: College. BRIAN SCHOFIELD Zip 22 Wyman Street Favorite Memory: Labor Day week-end ’64 in New York. Course: College Activities: Math League, Typing Award, J.V. Basketball, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To enter and graduate from college. JOHN SEAVEY Seav 100 Locust Street Favorite Memory: Buying my first car: Course: Technical Activities: J.V. Basketball. Future Plans: To enter a technical school and be a rich playboy. LINDA SHAW 8 Eastern Avenue Favorite Memory: “Charley’s Aunt.” Course: College Activities: National Honor Society, Dramatic Society, Chorus, Math League, National Merit Scholarship Finals, Science and Math Awards, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter Middlebury College. JOHN SIRACO 3 Frances Road Favorite Memory: The C.Y.O. Ski Trips and the Summer of iG3e Course: College Activities: National Honor Society President, Student Council, Science Fair Award, Math and Science Awards, Ring Committee, Boy’s State Representative, J.V. Baseball, Banquet Host, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To enter college. CLIFFORD LANE SKELTON Skele 88 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Pastime: Going out with and being with Judy. Course: College Activities: J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. Future Plans: To attend college and become a gym teacher. ARTHUR WALLEN SIRIANI Semo Favorite Memory: Summer of (02) Course: Accounting Activities: Gymnastic Team, Intramural Sports, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To finish high school and stay single. LINDA JEAN SMITH Smitty 68 Mountain Road Favorite Pastime: Participating in enthusiastic pep rallies and being with nutty people. Course: College Activities: Sophomore Class Secretary, Band, Homeroom Representative, Science Award, Cheerleading Co-Capt., J.V. Basketball, Girl’s Athletic Association, Leader’s Club, Powderpuff Football Game, Spaghetti Supper, Prom Decorating Committee, Dance Committees, Banquet Hostess, Graduation Usherette. Future Plans: Salem State or Boston State College. RICHARD SNELLEY Snell 308 Cambridge Street Favorite Pastime: Skiing. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To join the Navy. ROBERT WILLIAM SOUKUP Bob 27 Carey Avenue Favorite Memory: Summer of °63 and the C.Y.O. Ski Trips. Course: College Activities: Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Math Club, P.O.D. Award, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Spaghetti Supper, Banquet Host, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To enter college for business administration and finance. JOSEPHINE SPINALE José 8 Hampden Avenue Favorite Pastime: Playing Basketball. Favorite Memory: The 1961 graduates. Course: Accounting Activities: J.V. Basketball, Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, Girl’s Athletic Association, Leader’s Club, Pep Squad, Powder Puff Football Games, Spaghetti Supper, Junior Dance Committee, Senior Dance Committee. Future Plans: To attend I.B.M. school and to make something of myself that my parents would be proud of. LARRY KEITH SNOOK Snooka 163 Fox Hill Road Favorite Memory: January 10, 1964. Course: College Activities: Sophomore Class President, Student Council President and Vice-President, NEDT Award, Graduation Marshall, Interact Club, Football Manager, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Boy’s Athletic Association, Leader’s Club. Future Plans: To attend Amherst College or the University of Massachusetts. KENNETH SOUSA Kenny 1 Moss Street Favorite Memory: My junior year. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Society, Typing Aw ard, Track, Gymnastic Team, Spaghetti Supper, Graduation Marshall, Promenade Committee. Future Plans: To be a teacher and eventually go into politics. RICHARD DECIO STONE Pebble 23 Wing Terrace Favorite Memory: November 1051963: Course: College Future Plans: College. KAREN ANN SULLIVAN Sully 64 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Memory: Summer of 1964. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Club, Publicity Club, Art Studio, Spanish Club, Yearbook Art Editor, Science Fair Award, Science Club, Math Club, Library Aide, Ring Committee, Photography Committee, Promenade Committee, Spaghetti Supper, Car Wash, Dance Committees, Graduation Usherette, Banquet Hostess. Future Plans: To go to Mass. Art. CAROLE THOMPSON 22 Gedick Road Favorite Memory: Newport Folk Festival °64. Course: College Activities: National Honor Society, Prom Committee. Future Plans: College. GERALD SWERLING Jerry 6 Maryvale Road Favorite Memory: Mrs. Jellison’s Spanish Class, Mr. Brosnahan’s Math Class. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club President, Yearbook Financial Manager, Prom Committee, Spaghetti Supper, Car Wash, Doughnut Committee. Future Plans: Go to University of Massachusetts and become a teacher. SUE TINGLEY Tingley Bell 3 Cathy Road Favorite Memory: Enjoying Summer job fringe benefits. Course: College Activities: Dramatic Club, International Relations Club, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To find a husband in Harvard Square. CORINNE TRABUCCO Peanut 224 Fox Hill Road Favorite Pastime: Dancing, sports. Course: College Activities: Senior Class Executive Board, Junior Varsity Basketball, Powder Puff Football Game, Spaghetti Supper. Future Plans: To go to Bridgewater State. ROSEMARIE JEAN TURCO 87 Cambridge Street Favorite Memory: January 25, 1962. Course: Accounting Activities: Chorus, School Newspaper, Typing Award, Pep Squad, Dance Committees, Prom Committee. Future Plans: To enter Business School and be the kind of girl that my parents will be proud of. JOHN EARL VAUDO Voodoo 4 Chester Avenue Favorite Memory: My Senior Year at B.HLS. Course: Accounting Activities: Varsity Football. Future Plans: To be an engineer. 62 RALPH TUCKER Tuck 10 St. Mark’s Road Favorite Memory: College Activities: Band, Dramatic Society, Social Studies Award, Math Award, Science Award. Future Plans: College and Peace Corps. BARBARA JOYCE WENTWORTH Babs 46 Francis Wyman Road Favorite Memory: August of 1963. Course: Accounting Future Plans: To enter Business School and to make my parents proud of me. MILDRED CATHERINE WRIGHT Millie 9 Caroline Street Favorite Memory: August 21, 1963, and October 26, 1963. Course: Stenographic Activities: Library Aide. Future Plans: To enter a Business School. CHERYL YERARDI Half-pint 11 Paula Street Favorite Memory: All the wonderful times at B.H.S., especially my Junior Year. Course: Accounting Activities: Dramatic Society, School Newspaper, Pep Squad, Girl’s Softball Team, Dance Committees. Future Plans: To raise a family that I can be proud of. 63 RONALD WHITE Whitey 7O.Gentetmomect Favorite Pastime: Walking the streets with Frank and playing pool. Future Plans: To stay in the Hardware business or a career in the Army. PAULINE YAKAVONIS Raymond Road Favorite Memory: My Junior and Senior year, the Summer of 1964, and November 14, 1964. Course: Stenographic Activities: Senior Class Secretary, Business Manager of Yearbook, Senior Class Executive Board, Publicity Club, Chorus, Pep Squad, Powderpuff Football Game, Banquet Hostess, Graduation Usherette, Promenade Committee, Dance Committees, Junior Car Wash, Spaghetti Supper, Photographer Committee. Future Plans: To attend Chandler Business School and to be happily married. DENNIS PAUL YOUNG Dee 84 Lexington Street Favorite Memory: October 31, 1964, and Summer of 1961. Course: College Activities: Band, Gymnastic Team, Intramural Sports, Cheerleader at Powderpuff Game, Dance Committees, Banquet Host. Future Plans: College, become a success in life, and live out West. A university is not a birthplace of poets or of immortal authors, of founders of schools, leaders of colonies, or conquerors of nations. It does not promise a generation of Aristotles or Newtons, of Napoleons or Washingtons, of Raphaels or Shakespeares, though such miracles of nature it has before now contained within its precincts. Nor is it con- tent on the other hand with forming the critic or the experimentalist, the economist or the engineer, though such too it includes within its scope. But a university training is the great ordinary means to a great but ordinary end; it aims at raising the intellectual tone of society, at cultivating the public mind, at purifying the national taste, at supplying true principles to popular enthusiasm and fixed aims to popular aspira- tion, at giving enlargement and sobriety to the ideas of the age, at facili- tating the exercise of political power, and refining the intercourse of private life. It is the education which gives a man a clear conscious view of his own opinions and judgments, a truth in developing them, an eloquence in expressing them and a force in urging them. It teaches him to see things as they are, to get right to the point, to disentangle a skein of thought, to detect what is sophistical, and to discard what is irrele- vant. It prepares him to fill any post with credit, and to master any subject with facility. —John Henry Newman 64 JOHN SIRACO, Valedictorian of the Class of 1965, has been an honor student throughout his four years at Burlington High. During his senior year he has been the president of the National Honor Society, in which capacity he acted as host at the Second Annual Regional Conference of the Eastern Massachusetts Association of National Honor Society Chapters. Twice a winner of the Science Fair, John plans to attend Northeastern University and pursue a career in engi- neering. Honor Awards ROBERT SARNO, this year’s Salutatorian, has con- tributed much to his class and school during his career at Burlington High. An honor student for four years, he has been a class president, an d a member of both Student Council and National Honor Society. This year he has served in the capacity of Editor in Chief of the Arrowhead. Bob will attend Brandeis University this fall where he will follow a liberal arts program. LINDA SHAW, Class Essayist, has been a student here at Burlington for only one year, but during this year she has proven herself to be a very fine student. She was a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship program. She is a member of our National Honor Society. Linda has been accepted at the University of Massachusetts, where she plans to major in either mathematics or foreign languages, with a probable career in teaching. 65 Class Will We, the Burlington High School Class of 1965, being of sound mind, do solemnly declare this to be our last will and testament: I Cheryl Addison, leave to Miss Bennett and Miss Calahan all the things Jo, Liz, and I did with them. I Steve Anderson, leave my indigestion in the B.H.S. cafeteria. I John Antonis, leave the quickest way out. I Paulette Arkalis, leave to all future seniors all the fun and misery of the last year at B.H.S. I Carole Arsenault, leave to Linda Munroe my place in the J. R. sixth period. I Shirley Benger, leave Miss Sominsini and Miss Maciel one class clown and a bag full of tricks. I John Berkeley, leave my seat in Physics class. I William Bishop, leave. I Maureen Bird, leave my P.O.D. seat to my brother and sister. I Bob Blake, leave B.H.S. to whoever wants it. I Alfred Brabant, leave B.H.S. to anyone who wants it. I Greg Breslin, leave my dirty locker that I probably won’t clean. I Jane Marie Briere, leave to all the Brieres that follow, all the good times I had at B.HS. I Carolyn Brown, leave my seat in B-18 to any one who wants it. I Mary Burke, leave to my sister Peggy my seat up front in Mr. Murphy’s class. I Gail Burrell, leave to L. M. a set of keys and a license. I Joan Campbell, leave B.H.S. to anyone who wants It I Karin Campbell, leave my P.O.D. and Physics classes to my sister Janet. I Linda Carey, leave my “Time Magazine” in P.O.D. to Linda Munroe. I Steve Carlin, leave all my brains and skills to anyone who wants them. I Kenneth Carpenter, leave B.H.S. to anyone who wants it. I Ronald Casanova, leave B.H.S. to 11PA. I Nunzio Cataldo, leave the Football, Baseball, Hockey, and Basketball Teams the ability to be unde- feated for 10 years. I Janice Cavicchi, leave to Gail Sherwood cafeteria studies for ten years and two years. I Gary Charpentier, leave my good grades in Physics. I Diane Consolazio, leave to my brother Michael my “devour pour le prochain fois”. I Janet Constantino, leave behind all the memories of B.HLS. I Claudia Conway, leave to anyone who wants it my front row seat in B-18. I Nancy Costa, leave Bobby first row second seat in B- 2 and the ability to pass. 66 I Carol Crocker, leave to my sister Rita the ability to pass Problems. I Linda Curtner, leave to anyone who wants them all the problems I had in my Senior year. I Diane Cylik, leave to my sister Linda the holes in my gym sneakers and to Linda B., Parker Mt. I Eric Danielson, leave locker 271 and all my Sen- ior Scholastics to anyone who wants them. I Kathryne Jane Danielson, leave to my sister, Patty, my seat in Senior Art Class. I Nick Dardeno, leave my comfortable seat in Mrs. Jellison’s room to any dope who won't take advantage of it. I Richard Davis, leave my great ability in Physics to anyone who wants it. I Robert Denucce, Dooley’s English Class. I Leonard Devanna, leave my master key to my brother Ricky. I Leonard Francis D’Innocenzo, leave to my locker partner all the junk [ left in it. I Connie DiSessa, leave to Diane Powers the 2nd seat, 2nd row in B-1. I Jeanne Doherty, leave to my brother Dennis all the fun and good times I had at B.H.S. I Dennis Donovan, leave behind my great love of homework. I Charlene Doyle, leave to my brother Ricky the abil- ity to pass Problems. I Christine Duncan, leave with the utmost pleasure! I Bill Dwyer, leave. I Judith Evans, leave Linda Munroe the carefree life of the J. Lounge. I John Ferrara, leave Tony, Teddy, Pete, and Paul. I Diane Fialkosky, leave my sister Susan P.O.D. and all my square dancing sessions in gym. I Edward Flaherty, just leave. I Brian Foley, leave everything I can’t use to everyone I can’t use. I Jane Foley, leave to my sister Betsy the pleasure of gym Classes without me. I Joseph Fowler, leave to my brother my trials and tribulations in Physics. I Claire Francis, leave to all future majorettes all the fun I had on the football buses. I Carol Frizzell, leave B. H. S. to the highest bidder. I Rex Fuller, leave to my brother Joe, B. H. S. all its fun, and the A. V. Club. I Fred Fulton, leave to my sister, my broken electric typewriter. I Lynne Fyler, leave to my sister Jeanette, my position of right tackle on the powder-puff football team. I Bob Gallinaro, leave my moldy gym socks to anyone who wants them. leave my memories of Mrs. I Donald Ganley, leave to my brother Bob my foot- ball cleats in hopes he will make better use of them than I. I Ronnie Ganley, leave to Donnie my 3 pairs of sneak- ers in locker 320. I Linda Gardella, eave to my sister Mary all the fun I had at B.H.S. I Gail Garside, leave to Mrs. A. M. A. all the kids of Bers. I Elizabeth Gaskell, leave to my sister Janet the abil- ity to have fun in sports. I Marie George, leave my four year old crutches to anyone who wants them. I Diane Glynn, leave to my sister Maureen my four wonderful years at B. H. S. I Jean Grubis, leave to Mr. Brosnahan all my unasked questions. I Janet Elaine Guidoboni, leave to my sister Linda all my old cheering socks that she is always asking for. I Judi Gulli, leave to Donna and Laura, my locker to share together. I Ralph Hansson, leave my homeroom seat to my brother John. I Ron Harff, leave by the nearest exit. I Barbara Hawley, leave to my brother Bobby, Chem- istry with lots of luck. I George Hemenway, leave to Don Basset, Mrs. L. I Susan Heritage, leave my locker to anyone who can close it on the first slam. I Liz Hill, leave to my coaches the hopes of having a 1 team and a year’s supply of dusting powder. I Brenda L. Hinckley, leave the ability to miss the bus to anyone who wants it. I Joanne Howard, eave to my brother Kevin all the good times I’ve had at B. H. S. I Henry Hughes, leave my brother Richie my dirty gym suit. I Nancy Jackson, leave Chemistry Il to anyone who understands it. I Karen Jamgochian, leave. I Ken Jorgenson, leave by the nearest exit. I Nancy Kennedy, leave to my brother Chuck my seat in Mr. Brosnahan’s “Review Math” class. I Kenneth Keyser, leave to Mrs. Burt an application for the Peace Corps. I Jack Kirkland, leave Mr. Garibotto the hopes of making the Tech Tourney. I Karen Klevas, leave Jeanne Malony one more year of homework, books, teachers, and all that jazz. I Donald Kraby, leave football to MAZZ. I Beverly Larson, leave to my sister Karen all the good times I had at B. HLS. I Doris Lawson, leave Donna Malone all the gum stuck under the desks in any of the rooms. I Edward Lenzi, leave the future class my physics workbook (answers included) to help them pass Mr. Dunn’s Physics class. I Sandra Lerett, leave to anyone who wants them, the teachers I’ve had the last 4 years. 67 I Donna Liljegren, leave to Noreen Fleming her last 2 years to suffer out with a Thesis and P. O. D. Class. I Wayne Little, leave all my problems in Problems to anyone who wants them. I Elaine Loranger, leave all my empty gum wrappers in A-19 to anyone who wants them. I Albert Loriol, leave to the future seniors of B. H. S., the Emperor Jones and Macbeth. I Bill Lynch, leave G. K. Y. a weight set. I Ronald Macaluso, leave by the office exit. I Sally MacDonald, leave math class and hope I never enter another one. I Peter Maclver leave Anna’s door to Lenny’s little brother. I James Maguire leave to my sister, my seat in Prob- lems class. I Donna Mahoney, leave my sister Denise, all the fun I’ve had during my senior year at B.H.S. I Carol Maine leave to my sister Marilyn the ability to do better than I did in Problems. I Robert Markow, leave good ol’ A-3 and its “con- tents” to Mr. Brosnahan. I Patricia Mason, leave to Marlene Milano my seat in Problems class. I Scott Matheson, leave my gym suit to Linda. I Jane McCarthy, leave to my sister Mary, Mr. Brosnahan. She can finish where I left off. I Mary McKinley, leave Donna Malone all the burnt sausages and prunes from lunch. I Joe Mediros, leave my reserved spot in the smoking lounge to anyone who’s smart enough not to get caught like me. I James Meehan, leave all my arguments to be carried on by Phil Gallagher. I Diane Midgley, leave my crepe paper B. B. holders to Dave Costello and Dave Dupuis. I Sylvia Milanese, leave a three year supply of cookies to Mr. Brosnahan. I Bonnie Miles, leave to my brother Jimmy the task of making the National Honor Society. I Dana Mills, leave quickly and quietly. I Norman Mills, leave all the toils and labors I en- countered during my years at B.H.S. to my brothers. I Thomas Mirisolo, leave my brother my seat in Eng- lish class. I Lydia Moccaldi, leave to Joanne S. and Lynne W. all the fun I had at B. H. S. I Paul Mosnicka, leave all my splinters I gathered in 3 years on the bench to anyone who wants them. I Paula Mosnicka, leave to Helen Maguire a certain P.O.D. teacher and her lowly reports. I Martha Murray, leave my sister Joan, Mr. Pars. I Paul Murray, leave to Alan Bessler, Mrs. Lazerson. I Donna Nelson, leave my cheering uniforms to any- one who can squeeze into them!!! I James Nicholas, leave my tee shirts and gym shorts to Lynn. I Willa Nicholas, leave my brother Billy my locker of Senior Scholastics and assorted other surprises. I Ed Noonan, leave to Thomas Corbett the school and mostly Mrs. Lazerson’s P.O.D. class. I Billy Norton, leave to Mrs. Macione the science fair project mark that I didn’t receive. | I Stephen O'Neill, leave to anyone who wants it my seat in Mr. Dunn’s room. I Bill Oldham, leave all the gym weights to Mr. Y. I Steve Osborne, leave to Alan Bessler, Problems with Mrs. L. I Jack O'Sullivan, leave to my brother Richie all the trouble I’ve gotten into at B.H.S. I Cheryl Parker, leave to my sister “our” sexy red gymsuit all for her very own. I Jean Pazeretsky, leave Burlington High School one Mr. Pars and a seat in his homeroom. I Jacqueline Pelissier, leave B.H.S. to my _ brother Roger. I Ginny Perkins, leave B.H.S. as soon as possible. I Marcia Pestana, leave all my homework to the un- derclassmen. I Lee Phalen, leave to Tom Flaherty the halls of Bats; I Joyce Pisani, leave the plugs in A-19 to the next person to trip over. I William Powers, leave. I Fred Priestly, leave to Joe Tommasino my home- room teacher. I Charlotte Puleo, leave to my brother Dennis my happy years at B.H.S. I Richard Puleo, leave S. P. to all future lab partners. I Peter Pullano, leave all my books and teachers be- hind with the hope of forgetting them. I Susan Putnam, leave to Marlene Milano and Paula Jordan wishes for a wonderful senior year. I Linda Ramsey, leave to my sister Maureen my schoolbag. I Donna Rimbach, leave to my sister Gayle many happy years to come at B.H.S. I Robert Rimbach, leave to Mr. Smith, twenty thou- sand aardvarks. I Fred Roebuck, leave to Evelyn Benoit, all my teach- ers. I Mary Roebuck, leave next years yearbook staff to Miss Laffin. I Robert Russell, leave to my sister all three of my books, especially Problems. I Robert A. Russell, leave gladly my homeroom teacher. I Joan Ruzzo, leave to Mr. Brosnahan a year’s supply of lifesavers. I Robert Sarno, leave all my Problems to anyone who wants them. I Dennis Sawyer, leave to Nancy Jackson all her stuffed animals. I Brian Scholfield, leave to Bob DeJoie Problems class with Mrs. Burt. I James Schreiber, leave to all followers in Physics my best wishes. 68 I John Seavey, leave Mr. Dunn’s Physics class to who- ever wants it. I John Siraco, leave to Willy Kluggs many enjoyable ‘‘jam sessions” in B-3. I Linda Shaw, leave my nickname, “computer” to Madeline LeRoy. I Arthur Siriani, leave to Mrs. Burt the luck of getting another all boys class like ours. I Cliff Skelton, leave the sophomore boys to anybody who can stand them. I Linda Smith, leave my old cheerin’ uniform to my sister Diane. I Richard Snelley, leave my problems to Andrina Fer- rante. I Larry Snook, leave to my sister Deborah my luck in getting out of study halls for some stupid reason and not getting caught. I Bob Soukup, leave to my brother John all the good times in B-3 with Willy Kluggs. I Kenneth Sousa, leave my son Kevin Walsh, my locker and all its contents after I’m gone. I Jo Spinale leave with Liz and Cheryl all our fun and laughs to Miss Callahan and Miss Bennett. I Richard Stone, leave to any deserving student my knowledge of Physics. I Karen Sullivan, leave to Diane Myles my left over streamers and crepe paper in case she might become “inspired”. I Gerald Swerling, leave the Doughnut Detail joyfully. I Sue Tingley, leave Pat Coffey fond memories of the library. I Corinne Trabucco, leave to my brother Paul my basketball uniform. It will fit him better. I Rosemarie Turco, leave to my sister Roberta, B.H.S. and all the good times I’ve had. I Ralph Tucker, leave absolutely nothing, zero, 0, to my brother. I John Vaudo, leave the underclassmen all the good times and happiness in the future. I Barbara Wentworth, leave Cathy Papski all the fun at B.H.S. I Ronald White, leave my P.O.D. book to anyone who will take it. Millie Wright, leave to my sister Sandy one slightly used gym suit. I Pauline Yakavonis, leave to Kathy Burnette all the good times I had at B.H.S. I Cheryl Yerardi, leave everything to everyone. I Dennis Young, leave to Gayle Rimbach all the mem- ories of my senior year. We, the undersigned, have witnessed this last will and testament on this eleventh day of June in the year os Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and sixty- ve. Can You Imagine Cheryl Addison—not participating in sports? Steve Anderson—being an international playboy? John Antonis—self-conscious? Paulette Arkalis—with short nails? Carole Arsenault—being on time for school? Shirley Benger—being shy? John Berkeley—getting an A in Problems? William Bishop—on the honor roll? Maureen Bird—not being called “Tweety?” Robert Blake—not arguing in the Art Room? Alfred Brabant—blond, with a crewcut? Gregory Breslin—working at the I. G. A.? Carolyn Brown—working at the First National? Jane Briere—acting childish? Mary Burke—deciding not to be married? Gail Burrell—careworn? Joan Campbell—owner of Campbell Soup Co.? Karin Campbell—getting an A+ in French? Linda Carey—with black hair? Steve Carlin—being an English teacher? Kenneth Carpenter—unhappy? Ronald Casanova—quiet? Nunzio Cataldo—Irish? Janice Cavicchi—if she hadn’t met Donnie? Gary Charpentier—walking? Diane Consolazio—being a flirt? Janet Constantino—president of the Dave Clark Five Fan Club? Claudia Conway—short and fat? Nancy Costa—playing the field? Carol “Betty” Crocker—working for Duncan Hines? Linda Curtner—without Marcha? Diane Cylik—not being a matchmaker? Eric Danielson—without his girlfriends? Katheryne Danielson—allergic to doughnuts? Nick Dardeno—agreeable? Richard Davis—playing a harp? Robert Denucce—being in school on the day of an English exam? Leonard Devanna—Tarzan? Leonard D’Innocenzo—deserting the senior class? Constance Di Sessa—home on Saturday night? Jeanne Doherty—wide awake? Dennis Donovan—doing poorly in the S. A. T.? Charlene Doyle—talking? Judith Evans—not disappearing during lunch? William Dwyer—being the coach’s enemy? Christine Duncan—without her freckles? John Ferrara—unsociable? Diane Fialkosky—without Barbara? Edward Flaherty—not gambling? Brian Foley—not talking about cars? Jane Foley—without ““Tiger Norm?” Joseph Fowler—getting a speeding ticket? Claire Francis—frowning? Carol Frizzell—without Aldona? Rex Fuller—without his wintergreen life savers? Fred Fulton—a steam boat captain? Lynne Fyler—without Larry? Robert Gallinaro—bald? Don Ganley—champion tiddly-wink player? Ronnie Ganley—liking school? 69 Linda Gardella—without socks? Gail Garside—with short black hair? Elizabeth Gaskell—lazy? Marie George—not smiling? Diane Glynn—enjoying typing? Jean Grubis—a chatterbox? Janet Guidoboni—not cheering? Judi Gulli—collecting butterflies at the football games? Ralph Hansson—tall? Ron Harff—a ballet dancer? Barbara Hawley—without Diane? George Hemenway—the “Jolly Green Giant?” Susan Heritage—screaming? James Higgins—wide awake? Kevin Higgins—on a tricycle? Liz Hill—a member of the “Lonely Hearts Club?” Brenda Hinckley—living in Alaska? Joanne Howard—forgetting how to make sundaes? Hank Hughes—without Flo? Nancy Jackson—not being friendly? Karen Jamgochian—not artistically inclined? Ken Jorgenson—a bookworm? Pat Jumper—as ‘““Thumbelina?” Kenny Kemp—owning “Kemp’s” Hamburgers? Nancy Kennedy—staying home on the night of the prom? Kenneth Keyser—supporting his class? John Kirkland—calm, cool, and collected? Karen Klevas—in school a whole week? Don Kraby—unpleasant? Robert Kukis—spouting Shakespeare? Bev Larson—with a sour look? Doris Lawson—not skating on Friday night? Edward Lenzi—being Mr. Yore’s pet? Sandra Lerett—without Al? Donna Liljigren—with a permanent? Wayne Little—a giant? Elaine Loranger—without her gum? Albert Loriel—without Sandy? Conrad Lundgren—a safe driver? William Lynch—winning at the races? Ronald Macaluso—with elevator shoes? Sally MacDonald—getting married after graduation? Peter McIver—without an answer? James Maguire—with a crewcut? Donna Mahoney—without Billy? Carol Main—boisterous? James Maloney—in the army? Robert Markow—hitting a sour note? Pat Mason—talking a lot? Scott Matheson—going to gym? Judith McBrien—not smiling? Jane McCarthy—not supporting her class? Mary McKinley—taking gym? Joseph Medeiros—going “straight?” James Meehan—hating pizza? Diane Midgley—not flirting with Mr. Murphy? Sylvia Milanese—staying home the night of a basketball game? Bonnie Miles—not talking about Jon? Richard Miller—not putting emotion into his speeches? Norman Mills—without a girl? Thomas Mirisola—iiking school lunches? William Molinari—a pool shark? Lydia Moccaldi—unattractive? Paul Mosnicka—without his crazy laugh? Paula Mosnicka—liking Problems with Mrs. L. 70 Martha Murray—not calling everyone “honey?” Paul Murray—not talking about cars? Donna Nelson—getting a “C”’? James Nicholas—an old grouch? Willa Nicholas—without her dimples? Edward Noonan—an intellectual? Bill Norton—without Donna? Stephen O’Neill—ending the football season in one piece? William Oldham—agreeing with Mrs. Lazerson? Steve Osborne—not shaving for a week? Jackie O’Sullivan—an angel? Lynn Paille—being a grouch? Cheryl Parker—without a thing to wear? Jean Pazeretsky—acting like a child? Jacqueline Pelissier—failing French? Virginia Perkins—with a pixie? Marcia Pestana—without Linda? Lee Phalen—getting a hole-in-one? Joyce Pisani—owner of “Mulligan’s Stew House?” William Powers—pale? Fred Priestly—6’2”? Charlotte Puleo—a career girl? Richard Puleo—not arguing with Donna? Peter Pullano—aggressive? Susan Putnam—giving advice to the lovelorn? Linda Ramsey—being unpleasant? Donna Rimback—not talking about horses? Robert Rimback—without his fish stories? Fred Roebuck—hairless? Mary Roebuck—owner of Sears Roebuck? Robert Russell—loud and boisterous? Robert A. Russell—with a glass jaw? Joan Ruzzo—with a bubble haircut? Bob Sarno—getting warning cards? Dennis Sawyer—without his little blue scooter? Brian Schofield—a liberal? James Schrieber—participating in after-school activities? John Seavey—becoming exciting about anything? Mary Sera—owner of the perfect car? Linda Shaw—flunking math? John Siraco—betting against the Yankees? Arthur Siriani—married? Cliff Skelton—with his mind off sports? Linda Smith—not flirting? Richard Snelley—with an undamaged car? Larry Snook—not being a wheel? Robert Soukup—quiet and shy? Ken Sousa—not wearing his “‘priest” suit? Josephine Spinale—with red pigtails? Richard Stone—with messy hair? Karen Sullivan—doing layouts on the Ed Sullivan Show? Jerry Swerling—King Midas? Carole Thompson—conservative? Sue Tingley—without her laugh? Corinne Trabucco—S’10”? Rosemarie Turco—without a boy on the string? John Vaudo—a witchdoctor? Ralph Tucker—being a conservative? Barbara Wentworth—enrolling in Wentworth Institute? Ronald White—Tom Thumb? Mildred Wright—speaking loudly in shorthand class? Pauline Yakavonis—showing up at a yearbook meeting? Cheryl Y erardi—fighting for the Irish? Dennis Y oung—old? Seniors—in 50 years? 71 MOST HELPFUL: Pauline Yakavonis, Lenny D’Innocenzo WITTIEST: Shirley Benger, Jimmy Nicholas Who’s Who | ee at te MOST ATHLETIC: Josaphine Spinale, Cliff Skelton | BEST DRESSED: Elizabeth Hill, Dennis Young MOST ARGUMENTATIVE: Judy MOST VERSATILE: Betty Gaskell, Evans, Nicholas Dardeno Larry Snook an Lote | MOST BUSINESS-LIKE: Pauline Yakavonis, Gerald Swerling MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: Carole Thompson, Jackie O’Sullivan MOST POPULAR: Linda Smith, Gerald Swerling MOST SHY: Diane Consolazio, Peter Pullano MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Gai! Burrell, Ed Noonan MOST MUSICAL: Cheryl Parker, Robert Markow CLASS BABIES: Janice Cavicchi, Fred Priestly MOST FLIRTATIOUS: Shirley Ben- BEST LOOKING: Lydia Moccaldi, ger, Arthur Siriani William Dwyer BEST DANCERS: Cheryl Addison, MOST SOPHISTICATED: Christine MOST COURTEOUS: Jane Briere, Bob Sarno Duncan, Bob Sarno John Siraco CLASS SWEETHEARTS: Mahony, Billy Norton SMARTEST: Donna Nelson, Siraco Donna John MOST MATURE: Jane _ Briere, Henry Hughes MOST CAREFREE: Gail Burrell, Ken Jorgenson BEST PERSONALITY: Smith, Jimmy Nicholas Linda - wd oe pa « , oo o o - “ - - ae SORTA ‘ Thanks for the Memory of Mr. G’s little green bag. of chinese pie. of the fires in chem lab. of Burlington 28—Billerica 14. of “musical” heaters. of Mr. Eaton. of standing in the corner in study. of the epidemic we nearly had. of Mother Hutch’s “‘little guffers.” of Junior-Senior disagreements. of our ever-changing rules. of “Mr. White, please come to the of---.” of the bull sessions after school in B-3. of our beautiful powder puff cheerleaders. of “Li'l Abner.” of the Donkey Basketball Game. of the gum ball in gym. of bells that never ring on time. of the Library lists. of the bomb scares. of our senior thesis. of Normie’s late bus. of dry showers in the girls’ locker room. of the “bench.” of “O” periods. of the Harvest Hop. of “The Last Prom.” of “donuts” before school. of ‘‘alamand left right.” of feeding leftovers to “Charlie.” of Willie Kluggs. of our four years at B. H. S. 77 First Row: W. Alger, R. Allten, D. Amirilian, D. Armstrong, W. Arrington, P. Baldwin, L. Barker, P. Barnes, D. Barrett, D. Bartlett, C. Bartolucci, D. Bassett, M. Benrimo. Second Row: A. Bessler, W. Bevis, J. Blair, T. Blanco, J. Blenkhorn, P. Boudreau, P. Brancato, S. Brash, D . Brown, P. Brown, R. Brungot, G. Bruno, R. Burgess. Third Row: K. Burnett, J. Butlin, M. Cal- laghan, D. Callahan, V. Carlson, L. Cylik, W. Chapman, F. Chase, F. Chistopherson, R. Clancey, P. Clemente, P. Clemente, P. Coffey. Fourth Row: D. Cogan, R. Collupy, T. Corbett, E. Costa, M. Cote, S. Courage, L. Couture, C. Creamer, G. Creamer, R. Catalano, A. Damo- kosh, P. Danielson. Fifth Row: B. Darwin, L. DeConto, A. Deechan, G. DeFilippo, R. DeJoie, R. DiGloria, F. DiTucci, L. Doane, T. Doherty, E. Doyle, L. Drinkwater, D. Duggan. Jerry Ellis President Junior Paula Brancato Secretary First Row: S. Durant, J. Ellis, L. Enos, R. Famolari, J. Furgerson, C. Finn, T. Laquaglia, J. Flaherty, M. Larson, L. Flammia, C. Flannagan. Second Row: N. Frost, K. Gallant, T. Gallinaro, V. George, V. Giatas, M. Gichun, D. Gilchrist, M. Griffin, M. Griffin, R. Hayes, J. Hennessey. Third Row: S. Jones, W. Higden, P. Hiltz, S. Hogan, R. Hughes, R. Hurley, R. Imposimato, F. Johnston, L. Johnson, M. Johnson, R. Johnston. Fourth Row: P. Herman, P. Jordan, D. Keans, P. Kavanaugh, W. Keene, W. Keller, K. Kendall, P. Kirby, R. Kullman, J. Kellet. Fifth Row: A. Lameiros, R. Lane, M. Finnin, T. Flaherty, F. Kellet, E. Herman, S. Johnson, D. Henry, G. Dunton, P. Freeman, T. Johnson, E. Focosi. 78 First Row: D. Lavoie, J. Lee, M. Leroy, K. Marsh, L. Manning, J. Matheson, R. Lumbert, E. Luti, K. MacDonald, J. Madore, H. Maguire. Second Row: E. Peach, D. Mahoney, J. Maloney, F. Lumbardo, S. Manser, W. Markow, R. Marr, P. Locke, L. Martin, R. McAnespie, R. Mazzola, R. MacAdoo, E. Peters. Third Row: W. Peitzsch, P. McAnespie, J. McCullough, B. Malcomson, T. McElhiney, S. McGinness, J. McIntire, I. McKim, S. McNamara, R. McNeil, M. Milano, J. Miles, C. Polli. Fourth Row: R. Perry, D. Mills, L. Monica, M. Mohan, D. Mooney, D. Moore, C. Mullett, L. Monroe, K. Murphy, A. Murray, R. Murray, M. Powell. Fifth Row: R. Murray, A. Muzzey, D. Myles, A. Napolitano, R. Nolan, G. Noone, J. Noone, J. O’Connor, R. O’Connor, G. Okoniewski, S. Patterson, J. Pattie. Linda Coutoure Vice President Class First Row: D. Powers, M. Prishwalko, D. Queen, J. Quigley, A. Rhaina, J. Renzella, R. Richardson, D. Weaver, R. Rinko, J. Robinson, J. Roby, E. Rawson, K. Russell. Second Row: L. Russell, W. Russo, F. Salemme, F. Savarese, P. Savje, P. Savje, C. Serpa, I. Sevigney, D. Shaw, F. Shaw, V. Sloane, D. Smith, H. Stott. Third Row: R. Strachan, K. Stryke, S. Sullivan, W. Surette, W. Swenson, J. Tommasino, R. Treem, C. Tsotsi, S. Turk, E. Viland, R. Vogal, D. Vokey, E. Wagner. Fourth Row: H. Wallace, J. Walthall, M. Wanders, R. Watson, R. Ricker, C. White, N. Wilde, D. Willete, J. Woolnough, J. Wrenn, S. Wrenn, C. Young. Ann Deechan Treasurer 79 Ba iim de wl GONE: et, hs First Row: L. Alberghini, K. Alizio, M. Anastas, A. DeRosa, P. Arsenaux, R. Auth, S. Arsenault, L. Ayer, T. Baldwin, E. Barretto, L. Bassett, J. Bunton, B. Battistello. Second Row: M. Baydo, J. Bell, J. Belzarini, J. Belzarini, L. Cook, L. Connors, W. Bird, C. Bishop, S. Bordonaro, E. Brash, S. Brown, L. Battista, K. Bushee. Third Row: V. Bussell, L. Butt, A. Calloghan, W. Callahan, J. Campbell, J. Capozzi, K. Carroll, L. Cashen, G. Cashen, G. Cashman, C. Cataldo, G. Cauldwell, D. Charpentier, D. Chrisholm. Fourth Row: M. Colan- gelo, E. Collucci, R. Bilotta, E. Benoit, M. Consolazio, T. Corvino, B. Costa, E. Covert, J. Currier, M. Daigle, D. Davie, W. Pasco. Fifth Row: L. DeConto, A. DeCosta, M. DeMone, S. Anderson, L. Desio, C. DiFabio, T. DiLiegro, C. DiPietrantonio, S. Turner, J. Verrier, T. Vigneau, P. Turniquist. Linda Battista President SAE | . First Row: T. DiPiano, J. Doherty, L. Dubbs, A. Duboswyj, T. Goldspring, J. Haskill, J. Flanagan, K. Ensign, R. Erickson, M. Fay, W. Feeney, G. Ferguson, P. Field. Second Row: K. Howard, D. Dupuis, N. Fleming, E. Flynn, S. Forbes, M. Forsythe, L. Francis, L. Fredette, C. Fulton, R. Ganley, C. Garniewicz, E. Gaughram, T. Gearhart. Third Row: M. Hrinchuk, A. Giaquinto, P. Gillingham, R. Goehring, W. Duffey, T. Goodwin, R. Gorvett, R. Gouveia, D. Guertin, L. Guidoboni, T. Hammond, S. Haney, G. Vitale. Fourth Row: T. Finnin, L. Hatley, J. Haven, M. Haven, S. Duke, J. Heller, T. Henry, E. Holder, M. Holey, A. Holland, C. Holt, S. Wall. Fifth Row: J. Genova, R. Hunt, C. Huntoon, D. Jobe, E. Johnson, E. Jones, P. Jordan, E. Joyce, J. Virgin, J. Harper, B. Walker, M. Horgan. Elaine Taseos Secretary 80 Andrea Holland Vice President First Row: J. O'Connor, R. Ogar, P. O’Leary, F. Orlandella, D. Osborne, J. O'Shaughnessy, E. Sousa, P. Paras, K. Partridge, L. Pascoe, E. Patterson, K. Pattie. Second Row: R. Pessa, J. Piper, J. Pisani, J. Pisano, J. Preston, B. Prindiville, B. Queen, D. Randall, D. Raske, P. Rawson, D. Ralph, J. Reynolds, A. Richards. Third Row: P. Richardson, R. Rinko, S. Rinko, J. Roberts, R. Robillard, R. Roby, J. Roderick, J. Rose, S. Rubenstein, P. Russell, E. Schuler, G. Scott, J. Seymour. Fourth Row: J. Sheehan, S. Tremblay, G. Sherwood, C. Smith, P. Smith, S. Watson, L. Wheeler, K. Stanley, M. Statz, A. Stott, E. Taseos, P. Thomson, W. Yeadon, L. Thorstensen, W. Yoeman, L. Tripodi, D. Turner, J. Vervaille, D. Warmer, C. Papski, B. Wilson, M. Wells, M. Stanford, S. Wiffen, S. Whitemen, L. Williams, D. Williams. Loe Tripodi Treasurer He First Row: A. Nolan, M. Kalousdian, S. Lorenzetti, K. Keene, D. Kellet, K. Kelly, P. Knapp, R. Knowles, S. Mirisola, E. Lavoie, J. Miller, M. Leavitt, L. Lenzi. Second Row: J. Nolan, W. Keating, J. Ludwig, S. MacDonnell, M. Main, D. MacDinnon, C. Maltese, B. Maltese, M. Maniapane, D. Mann, G. Marr, R. Morocco, D. Martin. Third Row: L. Mathews, R. Nelson, D. McCarthy, J. McCarthy, J. McCarthy, C. McHugh, J. McIntosh, J. McNeil, P. McNeil, R. Medieros, C. Merty, R. Leary, J. Miller. Fourth Row: K. Mills, R. Mills, E. Kozlowsky, A. Mongirdas, C. Moody, C. Mooney, E. Normoyle, K. Motta, E. Murphy, J. Murphy, B. Murray, M. Muzzy. Fifth Row: D. MacAllister, M. Nadolny, C. Nazzaro, W. Nicholas, W. Jumper, M. Leone, T. Morgan, B. Nylan, R. Wallace, W. Ober, W. Walsh, J. Walsh. neeegr OB Da Pera Ae se Taihu adh deine cl SPORTS See HW TOPO O MODs ee ES ewe eee ereeseeees Be, Se eS fae ee First Row: E. Noonan, S. Wrenn, J. Vaudo, C. Skelton, L. D. McKinnon, B. Roby, D. Armstrong, B. DeJoie. Third Row: Snook, D. Kraby, L. D’Innocenzo, B. Hurley, B. Dwyer, S. R. Auth, T. Morgan, M. Leone, E. Jones, M. Horgan, T. Anderson, P. Mosnicka, R. Puleo. Second Row: B. Bird, B. Finnin, A. Feeney, K. Howard, B. Nicholas, K. Kelley, J. Bell, Ganley, T. Corbett, P. Barnes, B. Mazzola, R. Pessa, J. Roby, T. DeCosta, Coach Long, Coach Dailey. Footbal Donald Ganley, Captain William Dwyer Donald Kraby, Captain ee Football Team John Vaudo Larry Snook Cliff Skelton Paul Mosnicka Robert Hurley Steven Anderson Edward Noonan Andrea Holland Janet Guidoboni, Maureen Larson. = a = = Gare, First Row: J. Virgen, A. Derosa, R. DiGloria, L. Devanna, W. T. Mangen, J. Harper, C. Nazzaro, R. Brungot, J. Madore, M. Oldham, J. Higgins, K. Sousa, R. Fuller, R. Allten, D. Brown. Callaghan, M. Kalousdian, F. Shaw, Manager. Second Row: Coach Cloherty, R. Viland, P. Locke, W. Keene, Cross-country William Oldham, Rex Fuller, Kenneth Sousa, Leonard Devanna, James Higgins. Ancien ell if . . , ve Pith Mg 2 ye x a nono . ¢ 4 ’ Se sai . ne ais ia ii ag aap pli Front: D. Blair, J. Blair, R. Roballard, J. Pattie, J. Sessari, J. Roderick. Back: W. Yeadon, B. Borgenson, J. Roberto, B. Costa, T. Corbett, R. Kullman, S. Cote, D. McKinnon, A. Feeney, L. Fredette, Coach Cahoon. Ice Hockey First Row: D. Cogan, R. Russell, J. Kirkland, C. Skelton, B. Bishop, R. Allten. Second Row: F. Shaw, Manager; T. Blanco, F. Kellet, C. Nazzaro, D. Arm- strong, T. Blanco, P. Hiltz, Mr. Garribotto, Coach. Basketball Captains Cliff Skelton, Jack Kirkland, Coach Garibotto. First Row: D. Martin, E. Schuler, R. Ganley, T. Morgan, K. Howard, J. Ludwig. Second Row: Mr. O’Brien, Coach; P. Hiltz, M. Leone, P. Gillingham, P. Thompson, K. Partridge, K. Bushee, R. Auth, M. Horgan, F. Shaw, Man- ager. Captain Cliff Skelton Captain Jack Kirkland Bill Bishop Bob Russell Bob Russell, Jack Kirkland, Cliff Skelton, Bill Bishop. First Row: C. Trabucco, B. Gaskell, C. Addison, J. Spinale. Second Row: L. Flammia, D. Bartlett, I. Dami- kos, J. Reynolds, K. Campbell, J. Hennessey, A. Dami- kos, J. Ruzzo, K. MacDonald, S. Milanese, E. Hill. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL GIRLS JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: I. Damikos, L. Flammia, L. Leroy. Second Row: G. Bruno, M. Leroy, D. Dorgan, S. Mills, L. Desio, E. Johnson, J. Newton, P. Nadolimy, D. Osborne. 1 a3... 3 SENIORS Cheryl Addison Corrine Trabucco Elizabeth Hill Karin Campbell Josaphine Spinale Joan Ruzzo Elizabeth Gaskell Sylvia Milanese Donald Ganley Scott Matheson Clifford Skelton Donald Kraby First Row: R. Watson, J. Roby, R. Russell, D. Willette, S. Matheson, D. Ganley, G. Charpen- tier, S. Anderson. Second Row: Mr. Curtin, P. Hiltz, D. Kraby, C. Skelton, R. Hughes, T. B b l] Blanco, T. Flaherty, L. D’Innocenzo, R. Soukup. ASe ral Steve Anderson Robert Russell Gary Charpentier Lenny D’Innocenzo a2 First Row: J. Reynolds, L. Leroy, S. Milanese. Second Row: M. Leroy, J. Woods, J. L. Flammia, I. Damakosh, K. McDonnell, J. Bruno. Sylvia Milanese Josephine Spinale QING s “a 2 et aN tee Ww persica EDUCATION a -b @ ‘ ' Ve oe First Row: B. Costa, G. Hayes, G. Patierno, W. Jumper, R. check, Mr. Verzone. Third Row: J. Gay, P. Arsenaux, P. Hayes, D. Sawyer, R. Wilson, R. Knowles. Second Row: Mr. Trabucco, W. Relf, R. Smith, H. Farguahson, C. Shea. Cahoon, J. Tirone, G. Jordan, M. Polli, C. White, A. Hen- 2 § Boys Gymnastic Team First Row: G. Ruez, K. Zirpolo, E. Higgins, M. Gardella, K. Lorenzetti, J. Wood, B. Martis, S. McDonnell. Second Row: D. Warner, C. Miller, D. Delaney, K. Feeney, C. Arsenault, D. Osborne, K. Danielson. Third Row: D. Strachan, D. Salacup, M. Vigneau, K. Dunn, C. Sheehan, D. Verrier, J. Olsen, S. Putnam. Fourth Row: K. McKinnon, L. Thortenson, A. Lanczi, B. DiFabio, N. Catalani, J. Hennessy, K. Hunt. Fifth Row: C. Smith, K. Knowles, L. Barker, K. Keyser. K. Russell, A. Deechan, P. Wanders, R. Strachan, M. Larson, L. Smith, D. Nelson, K. Kendall, L. Doane, G. Burrell, J. Guidoboni, B. Larson. Cheerleaders Linda Smith Donna Nelson 96 arson Beverly L a fe) Ee) ° 4S 3 o) — vo = ise) = ebwmions. Bd Boe “0 PERS tt Pe Gail Burrell First Row: C. Francis, P. Finnin, B. Gaskell. Second Row: E. Dwyer, C. Doyle, G. Garside, M. Main, P. Brown, E. Focosi, B. Miles. Claire Francis Betty Gaskell = Bonnie Miles NaN LOTS Charlene Doyle Gail Garside MAJORETTES Beene A A National Honor Society First Row: Jane Briere, Secretary; John Siraco, President; Robert Sarno, Vice-President; Donna Nelson, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Dooley, Advisor. Second Row: Elaine Loranger, Susan Putnam, Carole Thompson, Karen Jamgochian, Robert Markow, Linda Shaw, Patricia Mason, Cheryl Parker, Janet Guidoboni, Bonnie Miles. Student Council The Student Council is the most important agent of student government in Burlington High School. It is comprised of repre- sentatives from each of the five classes in the school. The chief purpose of the Student Council is to promote harmonious relations throughout the school; provide a forum for discussion of school problems and policies; to stimu- late interest in student activities; give direction and financial aid to student activities that need as- sistance; and to act as liaison be- tween the student body, the fac- ulty and the administration. The size and the importance of the Burlington Chapter of the National Honor Society have increased considerably this year. Eligibility for membership is based on scholarship, leadership, service and character. The Society sponsors activities during the year to raise funds for the two one-hundred dollar scholarships given at graduation to deserving senior members. The most significant project of the Bur- lington Chapter this year was the Regional Conference of the Eastern Massachu- setts Association of National Honor Society Chapters, which was held at Burling- ton High School on Saturday, February 6, 1965, with sixty-five high schools having chapter members in attendance. First Row: K. Strike, L. Battista, T. Vigneau, L. Snook, President; P. Thomp- son, ‘Treasurer; L. Enos, Vice-President; L. Paille, Secretary; L. Alberghini, D. Andruske, A. Contrato, J. Olsen. Second Row: J. McCarthy, N. Bruce, P. Brancato, K. Kelly, R. Enos, W. Zaremba, J. Brancato, P. Boudreau, L. Couture, J. Cronin, R. Vigneau. Third Row: P. P. Green, R. Sarno, L. D’Innocenzo, W. Norton, E. Ellis, L. Fyler, C. Bartolucci, R. DiGloria, R. Knowles, C. Parker. Fourth Row: Mr. Harrington, Mrs. Tyman. Band ESE LEER RE NT PLT A RN TR fr © eh vids J ? } | —_ {i - I y nay } me | ea | First Row: M. Mohan, A. Gilbert, N. Frost, W. Mattos, J. McCan, R. Abrahams, P. Strati, E. Muzzy, R. Pelissier, A. Hanes. Second Row: S. Turner, J. Mike, F. Orlandella, R. Miller, R. Strickland, G. Dunton, S. Duke, M. Fay, R. Enos, J. Sellero, E. Patterson, R. Knowles. Third Row: W. Treem, K. George, R. Vigneau, J. Reynolds, C. Joyce, E. Gaughran, A. Moriarly, F. Williams, D. Kellet. Fourth Row: H. Lawrence, R. Tucker, T. DiAntonis, J. Ronaine. Smartly designed “convertible uniforms” make the Burlington High School Band one of the most colorful organizations in the school. Members eagerly anticipate their varied activities which include football games, rallies, assemblies, concerts, exchange programs, music festivals, hospital performances, and parades. This year three of the forty-three piece band were selected for “District” and “All State” performances. The girls’ chorus is an organization made up of girls in grades 8 through 12. This group meets for rehearsals every Wednesday afternoon, and it performs in various school activities. Its chief purpose is to stimulate a greater interest in music among the students and to give those students who show such an interest a chance to develop their talents. First Row: D. Consolazio, J. Pazeretsky, L. Shaw, M. George, N. Jackson, S. Heritage, M. Pestana. Second Row: M. Powell, J. Pelissier, E. Peach, C. Conway, I. Sevigny, A. Walsh, B. Lumbert, R. DiLorenzo. Third Row: E. Bishop, B. Gaughran, J. Gaskell, M. Brennan, A. Gilbert. a Seated: Linda Shaw, Diane Midgley, Karen Sullivan, Mildred Wright, Marcia Pestana, Carol Main. Standing: Mrs. Burce, Linda Couture, Deborah Donnell, Sheila Manser, Judy Hennessy, Melveen Downing, Barbara Morrison, Nancy Frost, Jean Maloney. Library Aides Students have here an opportunity to perform a really important service for their fellow students. These students cheerfully and regularly help the grateful librarian perform the numerous routines necessary for the successful and orderly running of the library. Seated: Betty Gaskell, Paul Mosnicka, Gerald Swerling, Richard Puleo, Mrs. Jellison, Advisor. Standing: Ralph Hansson, Robert Russell, Brenda Hinckley, Barbara Hawley, William Norton, Linda Ramsey, Nancy Kennedy, Linda Carey, Sue Tingley, Donna Mahoney, Marcia Pestana, Diane Cylik, Connie DiSessa. Spanish Club The Spanish Club was organized with the purpose of acquainting its members with Spanish culture and history in an informal, out of the classroom atmosphere. During the bimonthly meetings the members of the club watch films of Spain and partake in discussions dealing with subjects pertinent to Spain and other Spanish speaking countries. Other activities include field trips and concerts with a Spanish background, including the Ballet of Madrid and José Greco’s Dance Troupe. Sitting: K. Hogan, Treasurer; K. Dunn, President; B. O’Brien, Vice-President; N. Dagustino, Secretary; Mr. DelDuca. Standing: S. Markow, A. Contrato, K. Zirpolo, P. Twombly, S. Rubenstein, W. Ober, L. Ward, D. Strachan, D. DeLaney, C. Falzone, E. Igo. Latin Club The Latin Club is an organization composed of Latin students who wish to study to a greater depth the language and culture of the Roman civilization. Such an interest in the language is achieved by showing the student the relationship of Latin to such professions as law and medicine, and the importance of Latin in the understanding of modern languages. Deborah Donnell, Teresa Gallinaro, Nancy Midgley, Kathleen O’Rourke, Jacqueline Pelissier, Virginia Thompson, Maureen Ramsey, Karen Ceurvels, Maureen Doyle, Roger Pelissier, Robert Rich. Seated: Mrs. Dwyer, Advisor. French Club Meeting on the third Wednesday of each month, the purpose of the French Club is to give the student a deep insight into French customs, manners, and philosophy, and a broader knowledge of conversational French. Through the “Bureau De Correspondence Scolaire” a lively exchange of letters takes place between French and American students. Reports on the various aspects of French life, fieldtrips, records, films, and informal talks by native speakers are among the media used to enhance the student’s knowledge of France and her people. Interact Club he : The Interact Club is a new or- ganization in Burlington. Its members are devoted to brother- hood, to the improvements of themselves and their community. Sponsored by the Burlington Ro- tary, Interact seeks to achieve these goals by assisting any other organization, civic, scholastic, or religious, in activities which will prove beneficial to the commu- nity. ‘ : ; : A z ie te ie gullet! LV ee ee Michael Muzzey, David Chisolm, Larry Snook, Seth Rubenstein, Peter Thompson, William Keene, Richard Knowles, Robert DiGloria, James Madore, Michael Callaghan, Mr. Otto Contardi, Advisor. Va rsity Club The Varsity Club is composed of all Varsity lettermen and women, including such activities as football, basketball, baseball, softball, and cheerleading. The purposes of this organization are to develop strong moral and social character among athletes; to encourage scholastic aptitude among student athletes; to gain recognition for letter winners; and to foster a sense of unity among all athletes. First Row: K. Campbell, R. Strachan, P. Wanders, L. Smith, olds. Third Row: W. Dwyer, L. Devanna, M. Leone, W. Old- J. Guidoboni, J. Russo, B. Larson, J. Spinale, S. Milanese, M. ham, S. Anderson, R. Hurley, D. Ganley, R. Allten, P. Barnes. Larson. Second Row: R. Ganley, R. Russell, R. Galinaro, P. Fourth Row: S. Carlin, E. Noonan, D. Kraby, W. Bishop, C. Mosnicka, J. Roby, E. Gaskell, C. Addison, E. Hill, J. Reyn- Skelton, J. Kirkland, D. Duggan. Seated: L. Pouliot, J. Walsh, G. Connors, J. McAdoo, R. McCafferty, M. Haven, D. Fitch, R. Pizzano, W. Carroll, W. Lord. Standing: J. Pizzano, A. Nolan, S. Duke, R. Fuller, J. Keene. Missing: W. Keller, P. Thompson, R. Knowles. Nolan, J. Gomees, J. Fuller, Mr. DeMartinis, T. Dunbar, D. Projectionist Club The Student Projectionist Club is a very active club consisting of volunteer students from grades 8 through 12. The students are well-trained in the use of audio-visual equipment and materials. Members of this club have gained valuable experience while participating in the activities which the club undertakes during the year. Future Nurses Club Membership in the Future Nurses Club is open to all stu- dents, grades 9 through 12, who are interested in any phase of hospital work or medical tech- nology. An attempt is made by this organization to introduce the student to the field which he will pursue. This goal is achieved by taking part in various charitable activities and by making field trips to various hospitals and medical centers. Seated: E. Kirby, J. Foley, Mrs. Andruske, D. Consolazio, J. McCarthy. Standing: J. McCarthy, A. Walsh, K. Howland, J. Babcock, P. Jordan, S. McElhiney, J. Johnson, K. Kulda, E. Hemmingson. 103 P ‘S = First Row: Madeleine Leroy, April Muzzy, Josephine Pian, Barbara Morrison, Richard Knowles. Second Row: Richard Clancey, Deborah Shaw, Linda Shaw, Seth Rubenstein, Robert Lumbert, Kathy McDonnell, Miss Flynn, Mr. Nugent. Third Row: Mr. Pars, Peter Thompson, Brian Scholfield, Sheila Manser, Francis Chase, Barbara Lumbert, David Chis- holm, Aniko Damakos, James Gay, Peter Arsenaux, James Higgins. Science Club ° The Science Club gives to stu- dents who are interested in one of the many fields of science a deeper understanding of the physical world about them. This understanding is achieved by performing experiments, doing research projects, and visiting museums and other places of sci- entific interest in the area. Math League The Burlington Chapter of the Massachusetts Math League has been widely ac- tive during the past four years, competing in the monthly Math Meets at the various member schools. At these meets, students com- pete in various areas of mathematics, ranging from arithmetic to advanced math. In its short history the Math League has ex- perienced prodigious growth and has witnessed an increasing interest on the part of the student body. Under the leadership of Mr. Pars and Mr. Nu- gent, the Burlington team has been very successful this year. First Row: Cathy Rose, Robert Garside, Dana Franchitto, William Follansbee, Mrs. Nowicki. Second Row: Linda Humphrey, Melissa Shaw, Joseph Connolly, Larry Jordan, William Mathews. Missing: Kathleen Connors, Christine Miller. Seated: Mr. Dunn, Advisor, Diane Midgley, President, Al Vigneau. Standing: Richard Quin- ton, Alan Campbell, Joseph Tirone. Radio Club The main purpose of this club is to help stimulate an interest in the fundamentals of radio communications. Through the operating of B.H.S.’s_ radio — station— WalBJC—many experi- ences and friendships can be shared over the air with other high school students in the United States, better yet, the world. f 3 ; (4 4 Seated: J. Campbell, E. Luti, L. Enos, K. Murphy. Standing: J. Grubis, K. MacDonnell, C. Garniewicz, F. Chase, D. Rim- bach, R. Clancey, D. Miles, T. Gearheart, W. Little, B. Prin- diville, B. Hinkley, R. Lumbert. Art Studio and Workshop These organizations meet after school. They provide opportunities for art students who wish to pursue in- dividual projects and areas of art study beyond the classroom situation. First Row: Susan Putnam, Ken Grey. Second Row: Judy Hennessey, Deborah Snook, Donna Andruske. Third Row: Gail Mann, Nancy Bruce, Francis Maloney. Fourth Row: Mrs. Marvin. 109 Powder- Puff Football fe S iD) Ca) D) an = oO = qe) ed Ca) qe) as Wi | ALBEE EDS EGE ied iki Phyllis Abbott Mr. Adams John Adams Matthew Adams Steve J. Adams Mr. Mrs. Kendrick A. 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Technical responsi- bility includes design, development and evaluation of the integrated command and control systems required for aerospace operations. “The objects and purposes of the Corporation are exclusively scientific to engage in, assist and contribute to the support of scientific activities and projects for, and to perform, engage in, and procure research, development, engineering and ad- visory services to or for the United States Government, or any department or agency thereof.” The MITRE Corporation Winn Street Service Station Lincoln Knoll Winn Street Burlington, Massachusetts Auto Sales pea Complete Auto Repairs 23 Cambridge St. Burlington BR 2-9818 24-hour Towing 130 Compliments of Rockwell Real Estate 135 Cambridge St. Burlington, Mass. House of Hines “When better food is served, Hine’s Serves It.” 234 Cambridge St. Burlington Donut Fame Restaurant 288 Cambridge St. Burlington Hand-Cut Donuts Complete Dinners Take Out Service 131 Clean Brite, Inc. at R.C.A. 129 Border Street East Boston, Mass. 02128 LO 9-9000 Compliments of Almy’s Corner Winn St. and Rte. 3-A Burlington, Mass. Browning 2-9890 Jim’s Auto Repair General Repairing on all Makes of Cars AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT James C. Mullen Cambridge Road Burlington, Mass. Electronized Chemical Corporation Burlington, Massachusetts Ralph and Richard’s Texaco Pick-Up and Delivery Service 108 Cambridge Street Burlington, Mass. Phone 272-9874 BR 2-1773 Br 2-9870 Mr. Vincent’s HAIR STYLING STUDIO 125 Cambridge St. Rte. 3-A Burlington, Mass. Coiffures of Distinction Permanents—Hair Coloring Manicures 132 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 Hewlett-Packard Company Yewell Sales Division Middlesex Turnpike Burlington, Mass. Welders Supply Company Burlington, Mass. Best Wishes MICROWAVE ASSOCIATES, INC. Burlington, Mass. Burlington, Mass. Monday-Saturday Sunday 10:00 AM—Midnight 11:00 A.M.—11:00 P.M. 272-2670 862-1097 Kirkland and Shaw PLUMBING AND HEATING Residential—Industrial—Commercial 5 Adams Street Burlington, Mass. Peter West Associates Commercial Photographers 32 Ivan Street Lexington, Massachusetts 862-1465 Baron’s Tire Shaw Economy Shoppers’ Center Burlington, Mass. S. B. Foot Tanning Company of Massachusetts M.K.S. Instruments Inc. 45 Middlesex Turnpike Burlington, Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF The Brunswick Co. OPTICS Town Rexall Pharmacy SERVICE COURTESY For Your Family’s Health Needs We charge for the first two— the third one is free. 3 Center Street Burlington, Mass. LENSES—PRISMS MIRRORS—FLATS Tel. 272-2380 A. D. Jones Optical Works, Inc. 64 Cambridge Street Burlington 272-5210 tel. Call Us for Prescription Delivery Kenneth C. Morrison Registered Pharmacist At Exit 41 Route 128 134 Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1965 Expansion is the Keyword of our BURLINGTON OFFICE Now Under Construction First Federal Savings and Loan Association “Your School Bank’’ Branch Office ESTABLISHED 1892 13 CENTER STREET FEDERALIZED 1951 BURLINGTON, MASS. Browning 2-2880 135 Compliments of ITEK Co. Burlington, Mass. Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1965 Commercial Bank and Trust Company 136 NEILSEN’S CYCLE SHOP BICYCLES Schwinn Raleigh 24 CAMBRIDGE STREET BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS BRowning 2-0870 ® INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT BRANCH Complete Line of Construction Equipment Machines Parts and Service BRowning 2-5300 Exit 41N and 128 Burlington Massachusetts 137, “Save Water—It is Precious Lester L. Andrews Son PLUMBING HEATING Industrial—Residential 6 Garfield Circle Burlington, Mass. 862-1049 272-4475 Mass. Reg. 2345 Mass. Reg. 6834 Compliments of J. A. Carrier Corp. Middlesex Turnpike Burlington, Mass. Br 2-1688 Mill Lane Engineering Co., Inc. Vacuum Components Custom Vacuum Fabrications 12 Garfield Circle, Burlington, Mass. TRANS-SONICS INC. BURLINGTON MASSACHUSETTS 138 A. J. FELZ COMPANY Route 128, Exit 42 COMPLIMENTS Middlesex Turnpike OF Burlington, Massachusetts HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Wayside Road Burlington, Mass. UN 4-9560 Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supplies Browning 2-2500 Phone 272-1120 Olde Towne Liquor Store, Inc. 139 Burlington Footwear “Shoes for the entire family” Oe Renesas ae tea oe ' Cancellations = iti all Compliments of Crocker Industries Economy Shoppers’ Center Burlington, Massachusetts Good Luck to the Class of 1965 KEMP'S ou amburgers 170 Cambridge Street Rt. 3A Burlington Massachusetts 140 Congratulations to the Class of ’65 Morandi’s Barber Shop from 1 Mountain Road Burlington, Mass. Edgemont Associates R. J. Kelly 4 Barbers on Duty Good Luck to the Class of 1965 Congratulations from: Buddy’s Superette Inc. 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