Cambridge Academy - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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CARLO M. VANNICOLA .... CARLO Carlo with his hair cut short Is always talking about a sport. Vanny , during his one year at C. A. has shown amazing ability to make friends. Carlo was an efficient treasurer of the senior class. With his quick mathematical mind, we are sure he will be a success at Carnegie Tech, and as an engineer. I BRENDA M. WASSON ..... BREN Her hobbies are swimming and knitting Behind a teacher's desk she will be sitting. How can we ever forget the fascinating picture of Brenda walking through the boys' study with the milk, a job that she undertook successfully. Brenda hopes to attend Fram- ingham State Teachers' College and major in elementary education. With her quiet nature she without doubt will succeed in her chosen career. HERBERT G. WEINER ..... BART At the close of school he soared Down the street in his bright red Ford. Bart's propensity for art has been invaluable in the publication of this yearbook. One of his greatest pleasures in life is bombing around in his red convertible. Bart's keen sense of values will certainly assist him at Babson, and in his business career.

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WILMA SCHWARTZ ...... WILLI In Math she can't find her logs, But she is tops dissecting frogs. Willi is our class puzzle for we don't ,know what she is going to do next! Her witty sallies keep us in gales of laughter. Along with her tremendous humor we also find she has a serious side. Her plans for the future are to attend Mt. Ida Junior College and pursue a career in medicine. She will always brighten up the corner where- ever she is. EARL R. SMITH .... . . PEDRO Although Earl is soft-spoken He is never out-spoken. Earl will be fondly remembered because of the many fine pictures that he contributed to the yearbook. In his three years at C. A., Earl has been a member of the cast of Best Foot Forward , treasurer of the Student Council, and stage manager during the last two plays. We wish him the best of everything. ANN L. TAITELBAUM ..... ANN What a thrill a person gets When tasting Bella Pizzarettesf' Ann, one of the most lovable members of our class, has qualities which will make hera success. She is genuinely interested in her work, whatever it may be, and is very patient about learning or doing it. Ann certainly does things in a big way. She calmly took over the chairman- ship of the social committee and engineered it well through a successful season. With her hobby of traveling, Ann will always be on the go.

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Don't Forget To Write- Joe Ansin, 45 Hallwood Road, Brookline Joanne Berkett, 144 Seaver St., Roxbury Steve Brockman, 38 Bonair St., West Roxbury Ruthie Cantor, 344 Brighton St., Belmont Dev Crumb, 5 Pelham Road, Lexington Donny Crumb, 5 Pelham Road, Lexington Millie Finch, 132 Summit Ave., Brookline Jimmy Fine, 85 Templeton Park, Watertown Stan Goldberg, 262 Lake Ave., Newton Jerry Hershenson, 47 Almont St., Mattapan Eddie Homer, 34 Collins Road, Newton . Alice Kaplan, 223 Clifton St., Malden Herbie Karp, 8 Crescent Ave., Chelsea Ira Kaye, 47 Columbia Road, Dorchester Tom Kilkelly, 164 Raymond St., Cambridge Pete Kleinberg, 51 Cotter Road, Newton J eff Kowal, 1342 Walnut St., Newton Highlands Dotty Krasker, 95A.Bellingham St., Chelsea Dolores Laven, 125 Arlington Road, Brookline Carol Levi, 45 Powell St., Brookline Sue Levi, 45 Powell St., Brookline Jack Maister, 22 Eustis St., Chelsea Judie March, 147 Ashmont St., Boston Tom Nardone, 23 Moraine St. Fredda Norton, 101 Dean Road, Brookline Jim O'Connor, 41 Huron Circle, Dorchester Pete Ottaviano, 84 Grozier Road, Cambridge Jamaica Plain Dave Regamey, 50 Worcester Lane, Waltham Dave Rogovin, 42 Englewood Ave., Brookline Barry Savage, 443 Blue Hill Ave., Milton . Wilma Schwartz, 122 Washington. St., Brighton Earl Smith, 8 Wheeler Ave., Medford Ann Taitelbaum, 29 Columbine Ave., Newton Carlo Vannicola, 32 Eliot Road, Arlington Brenda Wasson, 162 Hunnewell Av., Newton ,Herbie Weiner, 11 Hackensack Rd., West Roxbury