Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

a , ar, fi ne. i ; ii es if aoe : ‘ie Mr. John J. Sheehan Headmaster DEDICATION The class of 1965 dedicates its yearbook to our esteemed headmaster and sincere friend, Mr. John J. Sheehan, in appreciation of his many years of faithful service and for his untiring devotion to our school, and particularly, to the members of this class. Mark Delaney he ; 2h Mr. John M. Tobin Superintendent of Schools Mr. Edward A. Conley Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. -David E. Hockman Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Frank J. Frisoli Mr. Edmond J. Murphy oaAZPrPAnNn-VnNN Mr. Walter N. Conlon nNnnAmMmAny, Ss OUYFMmMTL Mr. Henry O. Delaney Miss Olive |. Lynch Dean of Senior Girls Miss Helen G. Walsh Dean of Sophomore Girls Miss Katharine Connell Dean of Freshman Girls Miss Katherine M. Whalen Dean of Junior Girls DEANS Miss Florence Davey Mr. William A. Edmonds English Social Studies Mr. Albert M. Sateriale Miss Catherine F. Lovett Mathematics Business Education HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS 10 Mr. Joseph G. McKenna Mrs. Florence M. Russell Science Modern Languages Mr. Joseph C. Santoro Mr. H. Clayton Haley Director of Art Audio Visual Education CRYSTAL A tiny speck, its presence first unknown, ls gradually discerned, and to the eye Its mass takes on a form; as time goes by It constantly expands, for thus is grown A Crystal, nature’s gem. Its growth has shown ‘AA miracle of symmetry to vie With man’s most perfect jewels, by contrast dry. This mystery of growth is God’s alone. We too are growing; do we ever show Such steady growth, such form so well refined? And are the many facets of our lives So carefully, so beautifully combined? If we, like sparkling crystals, aim aright We must absorb, and yet reflect, God’s light. Julian Smith YEARBOOK COMMITTEE First row, left to right: Rose Marie Stevenson, Lorraine Waterman, Mary Ann Donofrio, Linda Spera, Dixie Gravel, James Sargent, Scott Burns, Nancy Mosca, Mark Delaney, David Kendall. Second row, left to right: Mr. Higgins, Advisor, Jayne Marquedaunt, Jeanette Doyle, Andrea Romagna, Kathleen McHugh, Linda McCarthy, Sandra Mitchell, Patricia Bulcamino, Linda Carey, Lena Canonie, Marie Chester, Frances Walsh, Janis Wheeler. Third row, left to right: Phylis Thorn, Lois Enos, Donna Follett, Esther Nichols, Janet Pepler, Diane: Deveau, Margaret Wolfe, Rosemarie Spera, Kathleen Popovics, Suzanne Jackson. Fourth row, left to right: Raymond Doherty, Victor Levoshko, Thomas Scott, Francis O’Brian, Donald Doherty. CLASS OFFICERS 1965 Richard McKinnon President William Hazelwood Secretary Paul Lohnes Vice President Helder Costa Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right: D. Egidio, G. Fox, J. Maclvor, P. Milton, J. Wheeler, President, J. Sargent, Vice President, E. Wolf, Treasurer, N. Mosca, R. Frish, J. Pepler. Second M. Barbosa, M. Hiroyuki, §S. Gallo, row, left to right: G. Hughes, L. Enos, D. Shea, M. Jud- rainis, L. Carey, J. Rhoades, K. Purvis, P. Bulcamino, J. Doyle, R. Stevenson, M. Wolfe. Third row, left to right: V. Levoshko, P. Kutrubes, C. Quinn, J. Smith, H. Smith, R. Lee. SENIOR HONORS First row, left to right: A. Romagna, F. Walsh, D. Gravel, H. Cosa, A. Chinappi, J. Kavolis, L. Williams, M. Caval- laro, A. Bradley, A. Quinn. Second row, left to right: S. Jackson, L. Waterman, M. Challis, L. Colella, L. Canonie, D. Follett, L. McCarthy, S. Mitchell, R. Bossolo, L. Ander- son, J. Cavallaro, M. Chester. Third row, left to right: M. Dick, D. Deveau, J. Blanchet, K. Barker, S. Labossiere, M. Donofrio, C. French, D. Page, L. Silipigni, P. Thorn. Fourth row, left to right: D. Fitzgerald, S. Della, Cioppa, D. Doherty, J. Salvia, J. Havranek, R. Doherty, P. Sulli- van, D. Scalcione. Abromowich, Joanna 220 Pearl Street Morse Nurses’ Aide Happy, sweet, full of fun, Known and liked by everyone. Adams, Douglas P. Dougie 6 Bellevue Avenue Peabody College Band, Orchestra, Brass Choir Dougie’s a boy who’s intelligent and sincere, Those qualities will take him a long way from here. Abromowich, Walter F. 220 Pearl Street Air Force Wally is an ambitious boy, His kindly manner will always bring joy. Adams, Linda Marie 36 Middlesex Street M. E. Fitzgerald Art Club, G. A. A. Linda is sweet and very nice, personality will make you think Ackermann, Richard Rick 41 Bigson Street Russell College Rick is intelligent and very kind, A combination like this is hard to find. Amato, Patricia R. Pat 337 Norfolk Street C. G. Harrington Designer G. A.A. Sort of quiet, sort of gay, Pat always has something nice to say. val a a « Ames, Richard Allan Rick 9 Chalk Street Blessed Sacrament College Swimming Team Studious, ambitious, quiet is he, Ever successful may he be. Andrews, Reta Nellie 44 Magazine Street Morse , Secretary G.A.A. Glee Club, Choir Dramatic Club She’s always helpful, always kind, Girls like her are hard to find. Roberts Just as good-natured as can be, With a winning smile for all to see. Anastos, Betsy Marie Bebba 55A Market Street Office Work Andrews, Rosemarie Roe 105 Hampshire Street Wellington G.A.A., Red Cross, Junior Achievement None other could we meet, As friendly and as sweet Secretary Anderson, Linda Marie Lynn 10 William Street Blessed Sacrament 1.B.M. School G.A.A. Bowling, Softball Senior Honors Linda is smart, Linda is sweet, She’s a girl you'll like to meet. Angelesco, Constantino 11 Roosevelt Towers Office Work Sometimes serious, Sometimes gay, We all like him either way. Arbeene, Loretta Mary Beane 370 Broadway Longfellow Business School G. A. A., Red Cross Rep., Glee Club, Choir, French Club, Junior Achievement Quiet and dignified is she, In our hearts she'll always be. Babalas, Catherine 1 Highland Park Longfellow Nurse Future Nurses Club, G. A. A. Here is a girl that all of us know, A girl who will always be found on the go. Asprakis, Anastasia Stasia 50 Prince Street Business School G. A. A., Red Cross, Swimming Longfellow Always full of fun, never too loud, Stasia is forever the hit of the crowd. Babalas, Marcine Paula 12 Cottage Street Webster Business School G. A. A. She is a girl who is sincere For lack of friends she need not fear. Avery, William George Bill 56 Washington Elms Undecided Full of fun and pep, you bet, Just a boy you can’t forget. Houghton Bacci, Thomas Joseph Tommy 136 Otis Street Thorndike Undecided Track Team Although he’s quiet and rather shy, Tommy is really a great guy. Bachelder, Herbert R. Herb 164 Richdale Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald College Herbie is ambitious and very clever; These two traits spell success forever. Barbera, Joan E. Joanie 10 Seventh Street Thorndike Legal Secretary G. A. A., Bowling, Basketball Joanie is always very sweet and sincere, Wherever she goes her friendly ways bring cheer. Bachelder, Madelaine Laine 164 Richdale Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald G. A. A., Swimming Laine is cute and sweet as can be; Her personality fits her to a “’T.” Legal Secretary Barbosa, Margarida Guida 182 Third Street Longfellow Secretary National Honor Society Pretty, quiet, very shy; Guida’s heart seems to fly. Baptist, Gerald J. Beep 15 Pearl Terrace Blessed Sacrament Army Airborne Track Team Beep can run and Beep might be, The fastest runner we'll ever see. Barker, Kathleen Ann Kathy 22 Harding Street C. G. Harrington Teachers College G. A. A., French Club, Senior Honors, keBe Very talkative, not too shy, She'll always have a star in her eye. Barry, Richard Leo, Jr. Ritchie 25 Park Avenue Sacred Heart Baseball, Science Club, Projection Club College Active in school and kind of shy, But Richard is really quite a guy. Benoit, Dolores 117 Corcoran Park Haggerty Office Work Swimming, G.A.A. A quiet girl you think you see, But in her is hidden T.N.T. Belknap, Steven Arthur 43 Chester Street Houghton Real Estate or Politics Dramatic Club (Vice-Pres.) Politics may be Steve's goal; He'll make it and he'll not fold. Benson, Carol Ann 371 Harvard Street St. Paul Secretarial School K.B., Senior Honors, G.A.A. We found her a most delightful sort, A wonderful pal and a peach of a sport. Bennett, Theresa A. 17 Cambridge Terrace Notre Dame Hairdresser Swimming, G.A.A. Very quiet, never a word; Always seen, but seldom heard. “Up Periscope!’’ Bertini, Linda Ann Lynn 85 Sixth Street Putnam Secretary Swimming A smiling face, a heart of gold; Always friendly, never bold. Bispham, Patricia L. Pat 7 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Undecided G.A.A., Basketball, Glee Club, Art Club, Volleyball, Tennis, Choir Pat is pretty, Pat is sweet, She has a personality that can’t be beat. Best, George S. Sam 14 Callendar Street Webster Accounting School Track, Tennis George is liked by everyone, Popular, Friendly, and full of fun. Black, Diane Mary 6 Douglas Street Saint Mary’s Business School Diane is a charming lass, Her pleasing ways will make her pass. Bettencourt, Isabel! Betty 4 Myrtle Avenue Longfellow Secretary or Bookkeener GAA: Isabel is always full of fun; She laughs and smiles with everyone. Blaho, Maureen 8 Jackson Gardens Fletcher College GVAVA. French, | Clubs Bibraryeestakin Bowling, Tennis, Yearbook Staff Friendly, helpful, and truly kind, Quite as nice as you'll ever find. Blanchet, Joan Marie Joanie 16 Blake Street St. John Office Work Senior Honors Never boisterous, never loud, Joanie is popular in every crowd. Boland, Robert Bob 6 Columbia Terrace Fletcher Undecided Popular, friendly, and so much fun; Bob is liked by everyone. Blum, Sereda Shelly, Rea 15 Fayette Street Longfellow Legal Secretary G. A. A., Choir She’s light hearted and gay; A great favorite in every way. Bongiorno, Richard Francis Richie 12 Seagrave Road St. John Business School Richie is the kind of boy, Whose presence everyone enjoys. Bohan, Thomas Michael Tom 94 Clay Street St. John Undecided Football His ways are happy but not loud, Tom is a favorite in his crowd. Bossola, Rita 13 Marcella Street C.-G. Harrington K. B., Senior Honors Secretary Brains, personality, and lots of pep; To keep up with her, you'll have to step. Botelho, Barbara Lee Barb 10 Oakland Street Airline School G. A. A., Bowling, Home Room Com- mittee, Softball, Dramatic Club A quiet girl she may pretend to be; Botwinenerwseniaden. ‘Tr. N, 7.” Longfellow Boyle, Nancy Elizabeth 51 Maple Avenue Longfellow ian A “A, Nancy is always full of fun, She laughs and smiles with everyone. Secretary Boudreau, Elaine M. Lane 10 Fountain Terrace Mt. Trinity Academy Art College Ge ASEAT arATtEn CUD a DramaticunGlubs Spanish Club (Treasurer) We know her future in art will be bright, And in it she'll rise to her greatest height. Boyle, Nancy M. Nan 22 Newtowne Court Robert Secretary GEAR A: If silence be golden as the proverb doth state; She need not fear about her fate. Boudreau, Joan. 24 Cameron Avenue Arcadia Red Cross Representative Teaching Although she may be quiet in school, Outside she’s not so still and cool. Bradley, Anne Louise 765 Cambridge Street Sacred Heart Modeling School K By) Erench®.Glub, Gr sAse As eeltalian Club, Science Club Anne’s a girl you won't forget, Full of fun, and full of pep. Braithwaite, Jacqueline V. Jackie 211 Fayerweather St. Roberts College or 1.B.M. School G.A.A., Glee Club, Tennis, Basketball, Girls’ Choir Full of fun, and mischief too, Always up to something new. Brennick, Victoria Vicki 670 Cambridge Street Immaculate Conception Secretarial School G.A.A. Here’s a girl who installed in us pep, She’s leaving behind an envious ‘‘rep.’’ Breedy, Beatrice Rose Bea, Beeze 6 Gracewood Park Russell Interpretor Band, Orchestra, Girls’ Choir, German Club, G.A.A., Volleyball A sunny smile, a sweet disposition; Will help her hold the most trying position. Brewington, Marlene Beatrice 18 Pine Street Webster Office Work Very bashful, very shy, Her sweetness grows as the days go by. Breen, Ellen B. Ellie 48 Middlesex Street M. E. Fitzgerald G.A.A. She’s very clever you'll agree; And her best point is modesty. Hairdresser Brooks, Robert Brooksie 1578 Cambridge Street Longfellow College Swimming Team _ (Captain), Football, Baseball, Band, Basketball, Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, French Club, Homeroom Committee Mischief, mischief in the air, Where is Brooksie? Of course he’s there. Brown, Edith Carol Carol 70 School Street Malden High G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Band, Ring Committee. Commercial Artist Mischief sparkles in her eyes. And her laughter never dies. Bryan, Sandra Jean Sandy 107 Seventh Street Putnam Legal Secretary Red Cross Achievement Representative, Junior When any mischief has begun, She’s always there and full of fun. oe Brown, Jacqueline Roberta Jackie 2 Norfolk Place Robert English Teacher Band, G.A.A., Basketball Full of fun and joyous mirth, Living life for all its worth. Buckley, Michael Gerald Mike 59 Chestnut Street Blessed Sacrament College Homeroom Committee, Baseball, Swim- ming Always there when the fun _ begins, Mike sure is an exceptional friend. Brown, Peter Hammon Pete 41 Granite Street Morse College Orchestra, Band, Track, Basketball, Glee Club We very sincerely want to say, He’s an admirable fellow in every way. Bulcamino, Patricia Ann Pat 38 May Street Haggerty Secretary G.A.A., Softball, Volleyball, Yearbook Staff, Orchestra, Band, K.B., National Honor Society Sometimes noisy, but never loud; Pat is fun in every crowd. Bullock, Dorothy Mae FiFi 252 Putnam Avenue Undecided A quiet girl Dottie seems to be, But in her, what mischief we can see. Houghton Burns, John Scott Scott 62 Upland Road Peabody College French Club (President), Forum Staff, Orchestra, Senior Honors, Student Coun- cil (President) A nice boy here we see; But what he thinks is a mystery. 2 Se ee : “fe eee he tet bg, Burke, Daniel Martin Danny 49 Sargent Street St. John Air Force Full of smiles and pep this boy; To all his classmates he’s a joy. Cabral, Richard Dutra 8 Berkshire Place Harrington Teaching Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball An_ athlete—fine, he’s sure to excel; With a great personality as well. Burns, Janet Marie Jan 118 Halwarthy Street Sacred Heart G. A. A., Ring Committee Popular, jolly, pretty, and sweet; For us her presence is always a treat. Secretarial School Cabral, Sandra Ann Sandy 303 Hurley Street Thorndike G. A. A., Volleyball, Swimming, Bowling, Red Cross, Junior Achievement, French Club, Future Nurses Club Always calm, sweet, and serene, We never knew her the least bit mean. Nursing Calabrese, James Cronin Jim 149 Western Avenue Blessed Sacrament Business School Red Cross Representative, Homeroom Committee Smooth and quiet in his way, Yet he makes progress day by day. Camarra, Evelyn Anne Charlie 11 Fountain Terrace Haggerty Hairdresser G.A.A., Italian Club, Red Cross Very popular is this one, For she is always full of fun. Callum, Brian J. 40 Lee Street Longfellow College Tennis Team A little mischief now and then, Is relished by the wisest of men. Camenker, Marcia Deane Dea 1431 Cambridge Street Longfellow Medical Secretary or Dental Assistant G.A.A., Choir Saucy girl with warm red_ hair, There’s not a thing she wouldn’t dare. Calvert, Richard Joseph Rick 219 Brookline Street M. E. Fitzgerald Homeroom Committee Business School His ways are happy but not loud, Rick is a favorite in his crowd. Campana, Thomas John Campy 8 Lancaster Street Peabody Undecided Baseball (Asst. Manager) Studious, Ambitious, quiet is he; Ever successful may he be. a. a = 34 aia Ee Campbell, Nedgret Ann Nickie 32 Chalk Street Webster Medical Secretary G. A. A., Volleyball, Basketball Pretty, popular, full of fun, Liked by each and everyone. Candow, Eileen Marie Lee 1174 Cambridge Street Morse Office Work G. A. A., Glee Club We found her a most delightful sort, A wonderful pal and a peach of a sort. Canario, Bertha Louise Birdie 190 Third Street Office Work G. A. A., Italian Club, Junior Achieve- ment Putnam She may appear a shy, quiet lass; But you should see her out of class! Canonie, Lena Ann 50% Kinnaird Street Secretary 1.B.M. School Pretty, popular, and friendly, we say, Lena‘s a girl with a very nice way. Houghton Blessed Sacrament Canavan, Mary Jane Candy 20 Newtowne Court St. Mary G. A. A., Junior Achievement Airlines A better friend we never knew; As good and kind as she is true. Cappello, Francis Michael Frank 167 Otis Street Thorndike A quiet and studious boy he seems, But in his eyes mischief gleams. College Carbone, Rudolph Vincent Rudy 5 Mullins Court Putnam Art College Band, Orchestra, Baseball Team This boy is fun and never quiet; He would be the first to start a riot. Carr, Charles Edmond Charlie 26 Eustis Street Peabody College Band Full of fun and pep, you bet, Charlie's the boy you can’t forget. Carey, Linda Louise Lynn 572 Putnam Avenue Morse Secretary G. A. A., National Honor Society, K. B. Where there’s fun, she’s always in it, Can’t keep still for half a minute. Carvalho, John Albert Johnny 25 Reed Street M. E. Fitzgerald Homeroom Committee, Basketball College Always smiling, always gay, We all like him just that way. Carney, Sharon Marie Sherry 15 Roosevelt Towers Harrington Legal Secretary G. A. A., Glee Club Sherry is pretty, Sherry is smart; A good natured student, who'll win your heart. Casassa, Faye Patricia 97 Chestnut Street Morse Nursing G. A. A., Glee Club, Choir, Future Nurses Club Her friendly way, we must confess, Is sure to bring her much success. Cavallaro, JoAnn Marie Jo 133 Willow Street Harrington Business School G. A. A., Volleyball, Basketball, Soft- ball, Senior Honors, Homeroom Com- mittee She’s full of fun and mischief, too; And she’s always up to something new. Chandler, Deborah Anne Deb 341 Concord Avenue Russell Nursing Red Cross Representative, Future Nurses’ Club, Glee Club, Girls’ Club She is sweet, she is clever, And we wish her luck forever. Cavallaro, Mary Ruth 129 Webster Avenue Harrington Business School G. A. A., Glee Club, K. B., Italian Club, French Club, Science Club Just as popular as can be, With a winning smile for all to see. Chang, Victoria Ho Vicki 10 Bowdoin Street Huai En Academy College German Club (Treasurer) She’s not noisy, loud, or gay; She enjoys life in a quiet way. Challis, Marleen Joy Marl 131 Magazine Street Morse College G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, K. B., Senior Honors Marl is pretty and neat; She is a girl who can’t be beat. Chester, Marie Beatrice 60 Austin Street Robert Secretary | G. A. A., French Club, K. B., Senior Honors She’s quiet, friendly, and very sweet; To us her presence is always a treat. Chinnappi, Anna Maria Ciccolo, John Anthony Clark, Jennifer Allene 78 Willow Street Bulldog Jenny Harrington Persetarial | School 6 Moreland Avenue 6 Worcester Street G. A. A., Italian Club, K. B., Senior Longfellow College Fletcher College Honors Baseball, Basketball, Football G. A. A., Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Because she’s cheerful, angry never, Peacicthcicdioustiedsisthe’ Junior Achievement, Reception Commit- She'll have a flock of friends forever. A brilliant future for him we see. tee Alwasy smiling, always gay; We all love Jenny just that way. Closson, Janice A. Coady, David Paul Coffill, Frank William Jan Dave Frankie 9 Rockwell Street 60 Maple Avenue 95 Magazine Street Fitzgerald Secretary Longfellow Undecided Blessed Sacrament Electronics Jan is liked by everyone; Dramatic Club Frankie has humor, Frankie has wit; She’s popular, nice, and full of fun. In any heart, Frankie would fit. Here is a boy who will laugh and play, But surely will get what he wants some- day. Colangelo, Anthony Richard Tony 308 Western Avenue Houghton College Tony is gay and full of fun; He laughs and smiles with everyone. Colella, Laura Ann Laurie 24 Union Street Harrington Science G.A.A., Girls’ Choir, Junior Achieve- ment, Senior Honors Bright and cheerful all the while; She always has a sunny smile. Colannino, Robert Joseph Bobby 53 Parker Street Peabody Football Fond of sports and fond of laughter; Pleasure first and business after. College Colovos, Betty 18 Rockingham Street Morse College G.A.A., Bowling Team, Glee Club A sweet little lass that everyone knows; She’s well liked wherever she goes. Cole, Roger Lee 77 Austin Street Police Work He’s not as quiet as he seems, For in his eyes mischief gleams. Mary E. Curley Colthirst, Bevolie Deloris Bev 32 Sharon Street Webster Business School G.A.A., Basketball, Volleyball, Swim- ming, Bowling, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir Easy to look at, charming and sweet, With a rare personality that’s hard to beat. Connelly, Janet Louise Bodd 218 Lexington Avenue Agassiz College G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Orchestra, Band, Spanish Club (President) Quiet, demure, and very sweet; Bodd’s a girl you'd like to meet. Cooper, Jacqueline Louise Jackie 1221 Cambridge Street Longfellow Undecided G.A.A., Bowling Team A pretty girl, a pretty smile; She’s happy-go-lucky all the while. Conroy, Patrick James Ace 149 Sherman Street St. John Medical Work Dramatic Club, Hockey, Football, Base- ball Pat is always tons of fun, With a friendly grin for everyone. Cooper, Richard Francis Coop 86 Montgomery Street Blessed Sacrament — Engineering College When any mischief has begun, He’s always there and full of fun. Cook, Patricia Ann Cookie 164 Pemberton Street M. E. Fitzgerald G.A.A., Italian Club Here is a girl with a _ pretty smile; Her line of friends extends a _ mile. Business School “Congratulations! You two have just tied for first place in the Betty Crocker exam!” Cormier, Lorraine Marie Rainny 56 Harrey Street Notre Dame Nurse G. A. A., Glee Club Rainny has personality plus! She gets along with all of us. Correia, Elaine Mildred 18 Walden Street M. E. Fitzgerald G. A. A., Junior Achievement Pretty and sweet, a lovely smile, Gay and happy all the while. Business School Cornelio, Catherine Gloria Cathy 179 Third Street Putnam Se cretarial Work G. A. A., Italian Club Her voice rings clear and loud; She'll get a laugh from every crowd. Costa, Carol Ann 37 Kinnaird Street Webster Beautician School G. A. A., Glee Club, Volleyball A charming little miss is she, And just as pretty as she can be. Correia, Carolyn Ann Carol 10 Newton Street Harrington Secretary French Club, Ki ByitGayAgeAemliennis Team, Homeroom Committee A pretty girl, a pretty smile; She’s gay and happy all the while. Costa, Helder dos Santos 111 Second Street Putnam College Band, Orchestra, German Club, Basket- ball, Football, Senior Honors, Treasurer of Senior Class He is always full of fun; But his studies are always done. Costa, Oldemiro Oldie 111 Second Street Putnam College Basketball, French Club, Swimming, Football Not too serious, not too gay; A good fellow in every way. Coulouras, Elias Peter Lou 75A Wendell Street Agassiz College Junior Achievement, Baseball A fine and pleasant boy is he; A success in life he’s sure to be. Costello, Doris A. 3 Soden Place Blessed Sacrament G. A. A., French Club, Basketball Team, Chess Team Teacher Her sunny smile we must confess; Will surely help her to success. Crane, Susan Mary Sue 37 Lee Street Longfellow Dental Hygienist G. A. A., Forum Staff, Art Club Sue’s smile and happy face Will make the dentist’s office a pleasant place. Coulouras, Diane Martha 75A Wendell Street Houghton Business College Cl Tak Fae A talkative girl and lively, too. With Diane, somethings always new. Crossman, Janice Marie Jan 69 Washington Elms Peabody Clerk-Typist Tennis, G. A. A., Glee Club She’s mild in manner, sweet and gay; We know she'll always stay that way. Croucher! Rita 9 Winslow Street Peabody Airline Stewardess G. A. A., French Club, Glee Club Pretty, popular, and sweet; Her personality can’t be beat. Cruise, Gratia Elizabeth Gee 1654 Mass. Ave. Peabody Undecided G. A. A., Junior Achievement, Ring Com- mittee Popular, sweet, and on the ball; She's a girl who'll be remembered by all, Crouse, Joyce 86 Rice Street M. E. Fitzgerald Nurse Future Nurse’s Club The sick will get well and never worse; When Joyce becomes their smiling nurse. Cruz, Arnold R. 42 Orchard Street Longfellow Neuro Surgeon French Club, Track To be a doctor is his ambition; We wish him luck in that position. Fi . 4% o% eakees 7 A ee eo a ee Crowley, Barbara Jean Barbie 77 John Corcoran Park Blessed Sacrament Undecided G. A. A., Bowling, Swimming Barbie is always full of fun; She laughs and smiles with everyone. Cunningham, John R. 63 Norris Street Collidge Jr. High Undecided Homeroom Committee, Boy’s Choir Happy go lucky come what may; He goes smiling all the way. Curran, Ellen Marie Bea 8 Newell Street St. Peter’s Secretary Future Nurses Club, Homeroom Commit- tee, Glee Club, G. A. A., Tennis, Volley- ball Popular, jolly, pretty, and sweet; One whose presence is always a treat. Damaskos, Kassandra Kassy 47 Walker Street Peabody College Dramatic Club, Art Club, Mental Health, Careers Club Kassy is a girl, pleasant and sweet; Her personality is hard to beat. Curtis, Susan M. Sue 316 Walsen Street Agassiz College G. A. A., Spanish Club, Glee Club, Drama Club,” Tennis Sue is popular, pretty, and sweet; A girl like her is impossible to beat. D‘Amico, Virginia C. Ginny 14 Vandine Street Harrington Typist G. A. A. Quiet, merry, and very sweet; Ginny's the girl who can’t be beat. Daly, Robert G. Moon 14 Roosevelt Towers Immaculate Conception Business School Basketball (manager) He’s full of fun and mischief too; Always up to something new. Davis, Sandra E. Sandy 23 Roosevelt Towers Harrington Airline Stewardess Geran Sandy’s future is in the air; She’ll treat the passengers with special care, Delaney, Charles Mark Mark 90 Raymond Street Peabody College French Club, Orchestra, Band, Swimming So happy and friendly, we know him well; In all his studies he does excel. DeMaio, Francis J. Moe 30 Winter Street Putnam College Homeroorn Committee, Boy’s Choir A well-known boy, a great guy; His sense of humor tells us why. Della Cioppa, Salvatore Sal 14 Bay State Road Longfellow Language Teacher Italian Club, Key Club, Tennis, Seniors Honors Smooth and quiet in his way, And he makes progress day by day. DeMilia, Susan P. Sue 41 Fenno Street Peabody Bookkeeping G. A. A., Glee Club Always smiling, always gay; We'll miss Sue when she goes away. Dell’Anno, Stella A. 101 Gore Street St. Francis of Assisi Business College G. A. A., Glee Club A quiet girl and very shy, But her gentle smile will never die. Derrick, Carol Grace 132 Oxford Street Agassiz Nursing G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Future Nurses Club, Spanish Club, Choir Cheerful, friendly, and full of fun; A pal to each and everyone. Deveau, Diane 136 Clay Street M. E. Fitzgerald Senior Honors Secretary She’s sweet and natural in every way; A friend to all and always gay. Dick, Harold Laverne, Jr. The Chief 124 Berkshire Street Wellington Marine Corps Full of fun, full of pep; Already he’s won quite a rep. Devlin, Robert G. Bobby 7 Lincoln Way St. John Football, Baseball A quiét boy, but, oh my! College There’s more to him than meets the eye. Dick, Madeline Margaret Mad 27 Kenwood Street Morse Business School G. A. A. This girl is chock full of vitality, And bubbling over with personality. Diaz, Albert Al 2508 Massachusetts Avenue La Salle High Albert is a boy who is usually quiet; But anything new—he’ll always try it. College Diodati, Egidio Anthony Gino 466 Putnam Avenue Blessed Sacrament Undecided Glee Club Not too serious, not too gay, A good fellow in every way. Diodati, Frances Fran 466 Putnam Avenue Blessed Sacrament Undecided G. A. A., Junior Achievement Mischief sparkles in her eyes, And her laughter never dies. Doherty, Margaret Elizabeth Pegay 107 Norfolk Street St. Mary Telephone Company G. A. A., Junior Achievement Full of fun, cute and sweet, a_ nicer girl you'll never meet. Diodati, Mary Jean 466 Putnam Avenue Blessed Sacrament Undecided G. A. A., Junior Achievement Mary Jean is a charming lass, Her pleasant ways will help her pass. Doherty, Mary Margaret 114 Western Avenue Blessed Sacrament Choir, G. A. A. Mary has a pleasant voice, Her occupation is a wise choice. Telephone Co. Doherty, Donald Joseph Don 34 Madison Avenue St. Peters Data Processing Senior Honors Although he is usually quiet, Don can quickly start a riot. Doherty, Raymond Russell Ray 34 Madison Avenue St. Peter’s Business School Football, Key Club, Senior Honors Always happy, always gay; We surely hope he stays that way. Donaldson, Isabelle Marie zzy 43 Crescent Street Agassiz College G. A. A., French Club, Choir, Tennis, Glee Club, Red Cross, Homeroom Com- mittee A pretty girl whom everyone knows, She’s always liked wherever she goes. Doyle, Daniel Joseph Dan 2 Woodrow Wilson Court Boston College High College Football, Swimming Here’s a lad with easy grace; Blonde of hair and handsome face. Donofrio, Mary Ann Joan May 122 Gore Street Thorndike Secretary Bowling, Softball, G. A. A., Volleyball, Glee Club, Choir, Red Cross Representa- tive, K. B. (Vice-Pres.) May’s friendship will never grow old, Because she has a heart of gold. Doyle, James Jimmy 20 Dudley Street Longfellow College We like you James, Indeed we do; Your enemies will be scarce and few. Dos Santos, Ruben 9 Watson Street Webster Architect Swimming Team, Art Club, Chess Club If anyone knows anything about anything, It's Ruben who knows something about everything. Doyle, Jeanette Maryanne 64 Otis Street Putnam College French Club, Italian Club, K. B., Chess Club, National Honor Society With a smile on her pretty face, She brightens up the darkest place. Driscoll, Margaret Cecilia Peggy 253 Windsor Street St. Mary Secretary Her charms, they are many; Her faults, hardly any. Egidio, Dino Anthony 100 Gore Street St. Francis of Assisi Key Club (Pres.), Chess Club (Pres.), Science Club, Homeroom Committee, National Honor Society, Science Quiz Team College Quiet, Studious, self-possessed; He stands among the very best. Durbois, Sandra Christine Sandie 3 Newtowne Court Roberts Secretary Fair of features, kind of heart; A friend from whom we’d never part. Eisenhaur, Diane Jane Ike 54 Trowbridge Street Longfellow Business School G. A. A., Bowling Cute, popular, and full of fun; Diane is liked by everyone. Edmunds, Stephen Butler Steve 66 Griswold Street St. Peter College Football (Co-Capt.), Hockey, Ring Com- mittee Steve will go down in the hall of fame; For the part he played in each football game. Eisnor, Ernest Roy Moose 17 Plymouth Harrington College Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, Senior Honors Full of fun and humor is Roy; And that is why we like this boy. Elderd, Barbara Ann Barbs 22 Newtowne Court Saint Mary G. A. A. Popular, jolly, pretty, and sweet; Barbs’ a girl who can’t be beat. Hairdresser Falcione, Dorothea Concettina Dolly 23A Howard Street Webster Secretarial Work G. A. A., Glee Club, Choir All her friends will surely say, Dolly has a charming way. Ellis, Diane Martha Di, De 169 Otis Street Thorndike Lab Techi zian or Accounant G. A..A., Band, Bowiing, Orchestra, Dr- matic Club, Forum Staff (Managing Edi- tor), Science Fair Whenever activities a need to be planned, You'll always find Diane on hand. Farrow, Mary Ellen Squeaky 47 Corcoran Park Haggerty |. B. M. Operator G. A. A., Glee Club, Choir Mary is a pretty name; And Mary herself is just the same. Enos, Lois Marie Teresa 82 Sixth Street Thorndike Secretary G. A. A., Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Glee Club, Choir, K. B., National Honor Society Cute, popular, and full of fun; Liked by each and everyone. Fay, Edward Francis Eddie 100 Henry Street Morse Art, Band Eddie is a cheerful lad; He’s never downcast and never sad. College Fernandes, Paul A. 53 Webster Avenue Fletcher Biologist or Teacher Science Club (Vice-President), Chess Club (Sec.-Treas.), German Club, Chess Team (Captain), Science Team Science is what Paul’s wrapped up in; A famous name he’s bound to win. Ficaro, Cecelia Anne Celia 24 Washburn Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald G.A.A., Italian Club, K.B., Drama Club, Glee Club, Choir She’s not as quiet as she seems; For ‘neath her lashes mischief gleams. Speech Therapist Ferreira, Alfred John Skip 10 Jefferson Park M. E, Fitzgerald Art Club Skip’s ambition is advertising; This is not at all surprising. Advertising Finn, Stephen J. A. Steve 5 Rindgefield Street Saint Paul’s Drama Club (Pres.), Forum Staff, Chess Club He’s full of fun and mischief too; Always seeking something new. College Ferreira, Antonio T. Tony 9 Chalk Street Webster Fine Arts Dramatic Club, Art Club A quiet boy you think you see; But with his guitars he’s T.N.T. Fitzgerald, Dorothy A. Dottie 224 Lake View Avenue Russell College G.A.A., Choir, K.B., French Club, Glee Club, Bowling, Volleyball, Tennis, Senior Honors Always quiet, always gay Dottie will always win her way. Flagg, Judith Evelyn Judy 53 Kinnaird Street Houghton College Swimming Team, G.A.A., Basketball, Tennis, Softball Judy is a gem, a real pearl; All the class agree, she’s quite a girl. Foster, Barbara Irene 106 Walford Way Secretarial Work G.A.A., Basketball, Softball Barbara is quite a pretty lass; One of the nicest in our class. Longfellow Fleming, Anne Marie 4 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Broadcasting G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Homeroom Com- mittee, Red Cross Although she has grace and plenty of poise, Wherever Anne goes, will always go noise. Foster, Suzanne E. Sue, Frosh 12 Merrill Street Saint Mary’s X-Ray Technician G.A.A., Red Cross (Vice-Pres.), Swim- ming, Junior Achievement She is pretty, charming, and popular, too; Always smiling, never blue. Follett, Donna Marie 331 Hurley Street Thorndike Secretary Senior Honors, K.B., G.A.A., Bowling, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, French Club, Junior Achievement Donna is quiet and very sweet; In the office she won't be beat. ‘ 7 9 LT AT 7 by GG eg hd Fowler, Robert Joseph, Jr. Bobby 94 Alpine Street St. Peter Business School Junior Achievement Although he will always be quiet; I'm sure that he could start a riot. French, Claire Jean 226 Rindge Avenue St. John Airline Stewardess Gee ASAT Korb. ee Senions1OnOrs ming Committee Seldom heard, but full of fun; Claire’s a joy to everyone. Fox, Gale Susan 1590 Cambridge Street Fletcher Public Relations Orchestra, Chess Team, K. B., Band, Dra- matic Club, G. A. A., Forum Staff, French Club, National Honor Society Gale’s smart, witty, and full of fun; Her presence is enjoyed by everyone. Frisch, Ruth Susan 3 Hillside Place Peabody National Honor Society, K. B., Forum Staff, Band, Chess Club Popular, friendly, and so, so brainy; She’s fun too, and oh so zany. College Francis, Jean Shirley Jeannie 97 Clifton Street M. E. Fitzgerald She’s not noisy, loud, or gay; But enjoys life in a quiet way. Secretary Frisoli, Patricia Antonette Patty 51 Plymouth Street C. G. Harrington Nurse Future Nurse’s Club, G. A. A., Junior Red Cross, Bowling, Glee Club, Volley- ball, Junior Achievement Attractive, popular, and full of fun; Patty is a treat to everyone. Fulginite, William Francis, Jr. Billy, Fulgie 31 Homer Avenue Haggerty Baseball, Basketball Fond of sports, and fond of laugher; Pleasure first and business after. College Gallagher, Kathleen Ann Kathy 87 Corcoran Park Hagge rty Secretary Junior Achievement, Homeroom Com- mittee, G. A. A. Friendly, happy, and _ sincere; To many friends she is most dear. Funke, Janet Marie Funke 24 Wendell Street Agassiz Undecided G.A.A., Glee Club, Red Cross A shy, sweet, quiet lass; But you should see her out of class. Gallo, Samuel Joseph Sam 1 Newtowne Court Math Teacher National Honor Society, Homeroom Committee, Key: Club, Basketball, Swim- ming Roberts Sam, a good student one of the few; Who's ambitious and smart and well liked, too. Gale, Dorothy Marie _ Dottie 30 Athens Street Houghton Junior Achievement, G.A.A. Secretary A sweet, little girl as everyone knows; She’s always liked wherever she goes. Galvin, Jeanne 3 Rindge Terrace M. E. Fitzgerald Airline Work Tennis Team, Homeroom Committee, G.A.A., Bowling Jeanne is quiet and very nice; Sweet as sugar, and full of spice. Gaudet, James Louis Jim 45 Norris Street Our Lady of Pity Technical College Rocket Club, French Club We very sincerely mean to say; He’s an admirable fellow in every way. Gelowtsky, Stefanie Xavia Stef 12 Seventh Street Thorndike Undecided G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross Representative, Junior Achievement. Mischief, mischief in the air; Where is Stef? Of course she’s there. Gauthier, Robert Warren Tootie, Rob 172 Cushing Street College French Club Sometimes serious, sometimes gay; But we all like him either way. Gentile, Janice Marie 3 Palermo Street Harrington Undecided Gs 7Ay Ax Janice is cute and never loud; Geil eeSmofineris proud: Gedzium, Frances Victoria Frannie 133 Webster Avenue Harrington Accounting School G. A. A., Basketball, Glee Club, Red Cross Representative. Always talking, always gay; To hold her down there is no way. Georgilas, Mary Louise Marv Lou 173 Columbia Street Robert |. B. M. Operator GmAmAG Mary is always full of fun; She laughs and smiles with everyone. Gilbert, Donna Kay 24 Meacham Road Fletcher G.A.A., Glee Club, Girls Choir Donna is sweet and never loud; She’s quite popular with the crowd. College Glaser, Patricia Louise Pat 9 Kelly Road Blessed Sacrament Undecided French Club, Glee Ciub, GA.A. She never makes a lot of noise; But she is one of our real joys. i Girdvainis, Mary Anne Margaret Mary 340 Windsor Street Immaculate Conception Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Band Friendly, kind, sweet, and fun; Mary's liked by everyone. Nursing Goldsmith, Francis Vincent Frank 241 Columbia Street Fletcher Business College Rocket Club A likeable boy and quiet, too; He is the type who will always be true. Giunta, Loretta Retta 1 Aberdeen Court Russell Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Cheerleader, Choir Here’s a girl who's quite a wit; At Cambridge Latin she has made a hit. College G.A.A., Gonzalez, Maria Soledad 81 Grozier Road Harper College Maria is quiet and rather shy; We hope success will win her by. Gorman, Marjorie Mary Marge, Margie 29 Lawn Street North Cambridge Catholic College Junior Achievement, French Club, Span- ish Club, G. A. A. A winning way, a pleasant smile; All makes Margie most worth while. Gratovich, Helen 71 Magazine Street Webster Business School Student Council, Red Cross, Orchestra, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, G. A. A. Helen’‘s popular and full of fun; She’s a great friend to everyone. Grace, Eloise Emily H. Graham, Katheryne M. Chee Chee Kathy 26 Soden Street 125% Spring Street Webster Telephone Operator Longfellow Undecided Swimming, Bowling G. A. A., Softball, Basketball, Bowling, ee ; : Girls’ Choir Eloise is a friendly gal; She’s always be treasured ds a pal. She never makes a lot of noise, But Kathy's a hit: with all the boys. Gravel, Dixie Calvert Gravelese, Marilyn M. Dix Mal 28 Fernald Drive 94 Thorndike Street Barrett High Occupational Therapist Saint Francis of Assisi Undecided K. B. (Treas.), Tennis Team, Yearbook A pretty girl and quiet too; Staff, Senior Honors, G. A. A., Home- Mal’s one of the chosen few. room Committee Popular, pretty, neat, and sweet; Knowing Dixie is sure a treat. Graves, Donald Culver Don 36 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Art School Dramatic Club, Art Club, Junior Achieve- ment, Band, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Swimming Team, Homeroom Chairman He’s not noisy, loud, or gay; But enjoys life in an artistic way. Griffith, Karen Cherie Kay 43 Jay Street Business School Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, G. A. A., K. B., Bowling, Junior Achievement Houghton Quiet and studious, these characteristics blend To give us Karen a wonderful friend. Gray, Nancy Louise 63 Rice Street St. John Secretary G. A. A., Glee Club, Girls’ Choir As a typist she will try her best; And’ we all know she'll be a_ success. Gross, John Garland 20 Chalk Street Webster Band John’s a good sport, full of fun, We hope his future is a happy one. College Greene, Burnell James Burnie 30 Tremont Street Longfellow Band Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, But we all like him either way. College Guerino, Patricia Anne Pat 7 Dinsmore Court Russell Undecided Girls’ Choir Honest, loyal, and true, Our best wishes follow you. Guffey, Sydney William Syd 1124 Massachusetts Avenue Houghton IBM School Sydney is always full of fun; Whether or not his work is done. Hargrove, Sandra Ellen Sandy 102 Trowbridge Street Longfellow G. A. A., Glee Club Because she’s pleasant, angry never, She’ll have a flock of friends forever. Hairdresser Hanner, Linda Joan 145 Upland Road Peabody Nurse G. A. A., Tennis, Dramatic Club, Future Nurses’ Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Girls Choir, Junior Achievement Linda’s thoughtful and sincere; May she have success in her nursing career. Harrington, Robert Michael Bob 51 Norris Street M. E. Fitzgerald Hockey College A quiet boy, but, oh my! There’s more to him than meets the eye. Harding, Roenita Nancy Roe 10 Jay Street Webster Business School Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, G. A. A., Junior Achievement She’s far ahead of the best of us, But she'll always stick with the rest of us. Hart, Robert Lawrence Bip 38 Middlesex Street St. John Air Force This boy is happy but never quiet; He would be the first to start a riot. Haskell, Frank Conrad Frankie 6 Lincoln Way Notre Dame De Pite Service Frank has a future not dim but bright; He'll be a. success before you come in sight. Hawksley, Ann-Marie Theresa Speedy 16 Roosevelt Towers Immaculate Conception Airline Hostess G. A. A. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful, and kind; The type of girl you seldom find. Haviland, Peter Edwin Pete 53 Crescent Street College Football, Glee Club, Outdoor Track Pete has a future not dim but bright; For success he won’t have to fight. Agassiz Hayes, Bernadette Frances Bernie 38 Tierney Street Peabody Glee Club, G. A.A. Always smiling, ever gay; With the boys she has her way. School Havranek, John William, Jr. 10 Poplar R oad Russell Air Force Academy Swimming Team, Senior Honors Good natured, yes, and smart, too; John is one of the favorite few. Hayes, Richard Daniel Rich 31 Loomis Street C. G. Harrington Engineering Hockey, Cross Country Track He likes sport and is full of laughter; Pleasure comes first and business after. Hazelwood, William L. Haze 37 Jefferson Park Agassiz Physical Therapist Football, Basketball (Student Trainer), Track (Indoor and Outdoor), Secretary of Senior Class A well known fellow is he, For he takes part in all activities. Helberg, David E. Sam 17 Acorn Street Blessed Sacrament Basketball, Football Very quiet, never a word; Always around, but seldom heard. College Hazlett, Cynthia M. Cindy 20 Russell Street M. E. Fitzgerald Choir, Glee Club, Tennis, Bowling, G.A.A., French Club, Drama Club Cindy is gay and full of fun, She has a smile for everyone. College Heller, Katherine K. Kathy 141 Upland Road Peabody Secretary Dramatic Club, Choir, Glee Club, G.A.A., Spanish Club Her smile is bright, her humor keen; She’s full of laughter and yet serene. ELA Headley, Edward F. The Head 154 Brookline Street Houghton Business School Cross-Country, Indoor and Outdoor track Ed is happy and. never sad; Track would be dull without this lad. Hennessy, Cheryl C. Pixie 10 Roosevelt Towers C. G. Harrington Airline Stewardess Glee Club, Choir, G.A.A. Chery! is sweet and also fair; Wherever she goes, mischief is there. Hewitt, Hilda Gale 189 Windsor Street Roberts Nursing Basketball, GA.A., Choir, Dramatic Club, Red Cross Representative, Volley- ball, Science Club, Forum Staff, Junior Achievement, Softball, Science Quiz Team, Glee Club, Future Nurses Club Much mirth and no sadness; All good and no badness. Holway, Linda Victoria Lin 171 Auburn Street Agassiz Church Work Glee Club, Choir, G.A.A. Linda is quiet and very polite; Her future we know will always be bright. Higgins, Elizabeth Betty, Liz 10c Mt. Auburn Street Saint Paul G.A.A., Volleyball Friendly, happy, and sincere; To many friends she is most dear. Secretary Hornsby, Joanne Carol Jo-Jo 41 Prince Street Morse Dancer G.A.A., French Club A quiet girl with manners sweet; A more loyal girl you'll never meet. Holmes, Eileen Marguerite 265 Rindge Avenue St. John College G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Art Club Eileen seems to be quite fond of art; We wish her the best, right from the start. Howard, Donna Louise Jimmies 230 Chestnut Street Morse Nurse G.A.A., Junior Achievement Donna is quiet and sincere; We wish her luck in her nursing career. 57 Howard, Jeffrey Reid Jeff 90 Middlesex Street M. E. Fitzgerald Baseball (Manager), Hockey Undecided Full of pep and fun, you bet; Jeff's a boy you can’t forget. Hughes, Anne Marie Annie 29 Pemberton Street St. Peter Secretary Popular, sweet, and full of fun; Here’s a girl liked by everyone. Howard, Pamela Ann Pam 125 Fayerweather Street Russell Further Education Glee Club A friendly girl and always neat, The kind of girl you'd like to meet. Hughes, Gail Anne Annie 62 Howard Street Houghton College K.B., Future Nurses’ Club, G.A.A., Vol- leyball, Swimming, Girls’ Choir, Nation- al Honor Society, Junio r Achievement, Glee Club Gail is pretty, clever, and smart; With these assets she has a good start. poco Ss 2 ey 1 @ ome Howley, John Joseph Jack 180 Appleton Street Russell Business College Hockey, Spanish Club, Swimming Team John is a boy, we surely can say; Will be a great success some day. Hughes, Kenneth Colby Kenny 64 Gorham Street Agassiz College Cross Country, Track (Co-Capt.) A good sport, alert, and spry, We all know him as one good guy. 58 Hulslander, William H. Bill 8 Howard Street Blessed Sacrament Friendly, helpful, truly kind; Just as nice as you can find. Accounting Imonti, Linda Ann 342 Cambridge Street Putnam Business School fa A. A; Always cheerful and with a smile; Knowing Linda has been worthwhile. Hunter, Pamela E. Pam 249 Lakeview Avenue Saint Peter’s High Nursing G. A. A., Future Nurses Club (Sec.) She' is a girl who is sincere; For lack of friends, she need not fear. Jackson, Suzanne L. Suzie 173 Hancock . Street Longfellow College KCByaeErench™ Clubs. Go Am Agaoenionr Honors Suzie is pleasant throughout the day, Liked a lot in every way. 59 Hynes, Elizabeth Ann Betty 20 Loomis Street Russell Secretary G. A. A., Swimming, Softball, Glee Club, Ring Committee (Pres.), Choir A picture of beauty is she; Who makes a dull day as bright as can be. James, Barbara Marie 7 White Street Place Peabody Fashion Designer G. A. A., Spanish Club, Forum Staff With , � r good mind to lead her to suc- cess; Barbara will travel with the very best. Jennings, Stephen Leo Steve 15 Rice Street M. E. Fitzgerald Steve never has much to say; But he’s one who will succeed all the way. College Kaduboski, James Philip Jim 99 Sixth Street Thorndike Baseball Always quiet, in class is he; But you should see him when he’s set free. College Johnson, Cheryl Ann Cherrie 229 Huron Avenue Russell Secretary K. B., French Club, G. A. A., Softball, Tennis, Volleyball, Bowling Studious, ambitious, quiet is she; Ever successful may she be. Kajunski, Wanda Frances Penny 89 Antrim Street College G. A. A., French Club, Future Nurses Club, Red Cross A friendly girl with a pretty smile; Her going to college will be well worth while. Longfellow Joseph, Gary Charles F. 14 Centre Street Longfellow Golf, German Club Gary is a boy, whom we can surely say; Will be a great success someday. College Karageanis, William Charles Bill 2 Matignon Road M. E. Fitzgerald Football Marine Corp He has a smile for every friend; And a friend for every smile. Kavolis, Jean Marie 18 Plymouth Street Immaculate Conception Secretary Ky By, G: A: A., Girls’ Choir, Senior Hon- ors Pretty, popular, smart, and sweet; A combination like that just can‘t be beat. Kelley, Linda Frances 28 Cambridge Terrace Peabody Office Work Seniors Honors Friendly and charming, and truly kind; Linda is as nice a girl as you can find. Kearns, Kathleen M. Kathy 37 Goldstar Road Saint John’s Undecided She has good looks and she’s lots of fun; Kathy is liked by everyone. Kelly, Margaret Ann Peggy 20 Tierney Street St. Peter Secretary Swimming, Orchestra Quiet and very sweet; Peggy’s one who can’t be beat Kelly, Baxter Alan Kel 140 Pearl Street Blessed Sacrament Radio School Basketball Never calm and never quiet; He is known as “Mr. Riot’’. Kendall, David S. H., Ill Dave 84 Orchard Street St. John’s Spanish Club, Hockey, Cross Country, Track A dedicated Trackman is he; His goal is the half mile in 1.53. College King, Donna Patricia 158 Brookline Street Roberts Social Worker G.A.A., Glee Club, Future Nurses’ Club, Mental Health Club Just as good natured as she can be; With a winning smile for all to see. Knox, Ellen Gertrude 17 Carlisle Street Mater Dei Academy G.A.A., Bowling, Glee Club She is quiet and sincere; Business School For lack of friends, she need not fear. King, Frances Mae Frani 21 Lincoln Way Morse Legal Secretary G.A.A. She is quiet, she is _ kind; Always to be kept in mind. Kolosha, Nina 168 Thorndike Street Harrington Business School G.A.A. Nina is pretty, pleasant, and sweet; A girl like her is hard to beat. King, Janet Ann Jan 20 Rindge Avenue Agassiz Nursing G.A.A., Glee Club, Homeroom Commit- tee Two, four, six, eightest, We all think Janet’s the greatest. Kutrubes, Philip James 204 Lakeview Avenue Russell College German Club, Basketball, Science Club, National Honor Society A fellow of the quiet sort; Nevertheless, he’s a good sport. LaBossiere, Susan Susie 23 Jefferson Park St. John Airline Hostess G. A. A., K. B., Senior Honors Susie has brains, personality, and pep. To keep up with her will take a big step. Lannon, George Williams 242 Hurley Street Thorndike Business School Ring Committee, Cross Country, Baseball, Basketball, Homeroom Committee, Indoor Outdoor Track Always smiling, every gay; With the girls he has his way. Lameiras, Richard Arthur Richie 158 Otis Street Thorndike Business Administration Baseball, Swimming, Track, Basketball Mischief, mischief, everywhere; Where Richie is, He must be there. LaPusata, Virginia Frances Ginny 310 Western Avenue Houghton Business School G. A. A., Glee Club, Girls’ Choir Charming, quiet, most of the time, We all think she’s very fine. Lancaster, Gwendolyn Ann Gwen 19 Newtown Court Houghton Business School G. A. A., Junior Achievement, Future Nurses’ Club, Chess Club, Basketball, Volleyball She’s sweet and natural in every way; A friend to all, and always gay. Larson, Hazel Ann 271 Windsor Street Fletcher Airline Stewardess GRAZ A: She’s not noisy, loud, or gay; But she enjoys life in a quiet way. Latta, Donna Louise Dodo 279 Pearl Street Morse Undecided Glee Club Donna's always on the ball, Always cheerful, liked by all. Lawrence, Barbara Inez Barbie 27 Walden Street Choir, G. A. A., Future Nurses Club, Dramatics Club Never boisterous, never loud; Barbie is popular in every crowd. Lavigna, Ann Marie 37 High Street Haggerty IBM School Happy-go-lucky, come what may; Ann goes smiling all the way. Lawrence, Stephen Nathan Law 5 Wood Street Strat! Crosscountry, Track, Band, Orchestra, Homeroom Committee College A good sport, alert, and spry; We all know him as one good guy. Lavoie, Edmund Charles Ed 191 Pemberton Street St. John’s Prep. Undecided He’s a good sport in every way; And a good friend we all can say. Leary, Katherine Agnes Katie 9 Ellery Street Russell College French Club, G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Red Cross (Vice-President), Homeroom Committee When any mischief has begun Katie’s there and full of fun. LeBlanc, Lawrence Paul Larry 26 Locke Street St. John Full of laughs and never sad, Our rooms would be dull without this lad. Service Lehane, Janice Andrea Jan 26 Chatham Street Longfellow Nursing G.A.A., Bowling, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Future Nurses Club, Junior Achievement Pretty, popular, full of fun; Loved by each and everyone. Lee, Robert Ark Sap Bobby 78 Fayette Street Longfellow College Science Club, Chess Club, Key Club (vice-pres.), Orchestra, National Honor Society A credit to our school is he! Yes Sir, That’s our Robert E. Lee! Lehane, Karen Anne Carrie 26 Chatham Street Longfellow Business School G.A.A., Bowling, Glee Club Some girls we meet are very sweet, And here’s a girl who can’t be beat. Leger, Jacqueline A. Jackie 16 Notre Dame Avenue Notre Dame College Skiing, Tennis Quiet, Sweet, and understanding; She’s sure to make a happy landing. Leonardi, Patricia A. Pat 16 Bellis Circle M. E. Fitzgerald G.A.A. She is gay and a lot of fun; Pat is friendly with everyone. Beautician Levoshko, Victor Vic 3 Gore Place Band, Orchestra, German Club, National Honor Society Good natured, yes, and studious, too; He is one of the favored few. Lombardo, Joseph Stephen Joe 249 Huron Avenue St. Peter College Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, We all like him either way. Lindstrom, Margareta Maria Margie 165 Upland Road St. Paul G.A.A., Mental Health Club, Red Cross Representative College A pretty girl whom everyone knows; And She’s liked wherever she goes. Long, Patricia Ann Pat 49 Norris Street St. John Teacher Homeroom Committee, G.A.A., Softball (Manager), Basketball (Manager), French Club She’s as full of humor as can be; Her manner is forever happy, cheerful and free. Lohnes, Paul Robert Biff 82 Ellery Street Undecided Dramatic Club, French Club, Student Council, Swimming Team, Vice-President of Senior Class Longfellow Never noisy, never loud, Paul makes a hit in every crowd. Lorenson, Lorraine Louise Rainy 4 Gladstone Street Agassiz Secretary G.A.A., Swimming Rainy is popular, cute, and small; She has a smile for one and all. Maclver, Janet 1675 Massachusetts Avenue Agassiz College Dramatic Club, German Club, Rocket Club, Science Club, Forum Staff, Orches- tra, Basketball, G. A. A., K. B., National Honor Society Quiet, and studious, these characteristics blend, To give us Janet, a real swell friend. Magnaghi, Barbara Ann Barffa 7 Fifth Street Sacred Heart G. A. A., Junior Achievement Hairdresser Full of fun and pep you bet! Barbara‘’s a girl you won't forget. MacLeod, Bonnie Helena Bon 2 Robert E. Goodman Road Laconia High College Italian Club, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Dra- matic Club (Sec.), Junior Achievement Bonnie is a girl of great intellect; Of her great things we can expect. Maguire, Patricia Ann Pat 17 Bellis Circle Notre Dame College Art Club, G. A. A. Just as good natured as she can be, With a winning smile for all to see. MacNeill, Ronald Lee Ronny 38 Essex Street Longfellow College A happy-go-lucky, likable lad; A bit mischievous, but not so bad. Mahan, Brian James 183 Larch Road Russell College Baseball Happy go lucky come what may, Brian goes smiling all the way. Mahoney, William D. T. Moe, Bill 7 Russell Street M. E. Ritzgerald Basketball (Co-capt.), Football, Home- room Committee, Red Cross College Never serious, never quiet, Bill's a boy who’s really a riot. Marchand, Ronald Peter Ron 6 Winslow Street North Cambridge Catholic Business School Glee Club, Football, Baseball, Ring Com- mittee Full of pep and fun you bet, Just a boy you can’t forget. Mano, Hiroyuki Hiro 12 Fairwood Circle College Key Club, Orchestra, Science Club Intelligent, friendly, everyone must con- fess; Our friend Hiro will surely attain success. Longfellow Marquedaunt, Jayne E. Jaynie 139 Lexington Avenue Russell College G. A. A., French Club, Red Cross, Bow ling, Tennis, Homeroom Committee Popular, pretty, neat, and sweet; Knowing Jayne is sure a treat. Mantone, Frances M. Frani 293 Portland Street Wellington Travel G. A. A., Italian Club Just as good natured as she can be; Frani can win friends, one, two, three. Marra, Rosemary Rosie 57 Wasington Elms Roberts Italian Club, Junior Achievement, Girls’ Choir, Girls’ Glee Club, Future Home- makers of America Secretary Where there's fun, she’s always in it; Can't keep still for half a minute. Mastromatteo, Mary Ann Mary 43 Aberdeen Street Longfellow G.A.A., Glee Club, Choir, Junior Achievement Secretary Mary is always full of fun; She laughs and smiles with everyone. Mazzei, Susan Angela Sam 83 Oxford Avenue Sacred Heart G.A.A., Red Cross Representative, French Club (Vice-President), Home- room Committee, Junior Achievement Airline Hostess Just when everything's calm and quiet, Here comes Sue to start a riot. Matthews, Jessie Georgina Cookie 25 Kenwood Street Roberts Beautician Swimming She’s just as pretty as can be, And nice to know as she is to see. McCallum, Linda Laraine 18 Eusworth Avenue Longfellow Airline Hostess G.A.A., Bowling, Basketball A quiet girl as you can see, But a nicer girl there will never be. bs J Maynard, Stanley St. Clair Stan 20 Mead Street M. E. Fitzgerald Undecided Homeroom Committee, Tennis, Cross Country, Basketball, Junior Achievement Stan is popular, always dressed neat; And he has a line for every girl he meets. McCarthy, Clyde Frances, Jr. Skip 88 Griswold Street Russell College Football, Hockey, Golf (Capt.), Chess Club, Band, Orchestra, French Club, Homeroom Committee Handsome, sharp, and on the ball; Skip will be remembered by all. McCarthy, Janice Anne 26 Haskell Street Morse Nursing School Dramatic Club, French Club, Glee Club, Choir, G. A. A., Homeroom Committee, Red Cross Rep., Future Nurses Club Janice is popular, charming gay; A nicer girl won’t come your way. McDonald, Mary Alice 34 Willow Street C. G. Harrington G. A. A. She walks to her classes, oh so slow; But at the two o'clock bell just look at her go. Secretary McCarthy, Linda Catherine Lin 30 Chatham Street Longfellow Secretary G. A. A., Bowling, Softball, Basketball, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Honors Always smiling, always gay; With the boys, she has her way. McKinnon, Richard Edward, Jr. Mac 19 Leonard Avenue Fletcher College Student Council, Football Team, President of Senior Class A right good sport, he plays the game; Football is his middle name. McCollem, Russell Frederick Russ 40 Eighth Street Thorndike Track (Indoor and Outdoor) Russ is quiet and very polite; His future we know will always be bright. Air Force McKinstry, Geoffrey Michael 306 Broadway Street Fletcher Stock Broker Jeff is neither bold nor shy; He'll have no trouble getting by. McKissick, William J. Billy 346 Concord Avenue Wagner Jr. High Basketball Here’s a boy who will laugh and play, But surely will get what he wants some day. College Melanson, Mary F. 16 Cameron Avenue Nazareth In her seems to be no sadness, All is joy and light hearted gladness. McLaughlin, Philip A. Phil 79 Belmont Street Matignon College Football A popular boy not very shy; In the esteem of his classmates his place is high. Mello, Mary Irene Mousie 181 Erie Street Blessed Sacrament Junior Achievement, G.A.A. Full of laughter, lots of fun; Mary's liked by everyone. Radio Work McNamara, Daniel J. Danny 53 Creighton Street St. John’s Golf He likes sports and is full of laughter, Pleasure comes first and brains after. College Melnichuk, Barbara A. Barbie 58 Washington Elms Robert's Business School G.A.A. Because she’s pleasant, angry never; She'll have a flock of friends forever. Merritt, Janice Lenora Jan 80 Allston Street Morse Business Junior Achievement, G. A. A,, Basketball, Volleyball, Future Club, Homeroom Committee Janice is one whom we admire; Her smile is part of her attire. Michaud, Suzanne Lorraine Sue 38 Jefferson Park Notre Dame de Petite Girl’s Choir, G. A. A. Always smiling, always gay; Making bright the darkest day. School Choir, Nurses Meserve, Linda Marie Anne Lynn 25 Regent Street St. John G. A. A. All day long she’ll type and file; And still greet everyone with a smile. Typist Miller, Allana Cheryl Lana 25 Copley Street Russell Secretary Glee Club, Choir A quiet girl nice to know; We really hate to see her go. Micale, Sarah Ann 12 Andrew Street Clerk-Typist Morse G.A.A. A quiet girl she may appear to be; But in her is hidden t.n.t. Milton, Patricia MaryAnn Trish 30 Bay Street Roberts Secretary National Honor Society, K. B., G. A. A., Band, Junior Achievement, Junior Red Cross Neat, small, and usually quiet; But something new and Trish will try it. Mitchell, Sandra Lee Mitch, Sandie 107 Columbia Street Longfellow Court Stenographer G.A.A., Bowling, Basketball, German Club, Yearbook Staff, Ring Committee, Junior Achievement, Senior Honors Happy-go-lucky come what may; Sandie goes smiling all the way. Moneypenny, Michael Robert Mike 155 Sherman Street St. John College He’s hard to find; but where the girls are many, That's where you'll find Mike Money- penny. Mohan, Peter Gerad Pete 93 Belmont Street Haggerty Carpentry Football, Baseball When Pete reaches his destination, Carpentry will be his occupation. McHugh, Kathleen Irene Kathy, Mac 18 Ellsworth Avenue Longfellow Secretary Softball, Basketball, Bowling, G.A.A., Yearbook Staff Popular, jolly, pretty, and sweet; Without her, the class would be im- complete. Monahan, Jeanne Marie Anne Jeanie 47 Cottage Street St. Peter Business School G.A.A., Future Nurses’ Club Full of fun and mischief, too; Always up to something new. Moriarty, John Paul 19 Lancaster Street College Mental Peabody Science Club, Chess Club, Health Careers Club, Band A smart Boy and very sincere; He'll reach success in his chosen career. Morin, Kenneth Roland Ken 3 Wyman Street North Cambridge Catholic Hockey College Intelligent and quiet as can be, He'll be successful, just wait and. see. Mortelliti, Mary Evelyn Chickie 9 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Full of fun, and pep you bet; Just a gal you can’t forget. Secretary Morin, Patricia Ann Pat 360 Brookline Street Blessed Sacrament G.A.A., Choir Among good workers she’s the one; Who’s merry when the day is done. Secretary Mosca, Nancy Mary Nance 59 May Street Agassiz College French Club (Vice-Pres), K.B., G.A.A., Forum Staff A friend to all and a smile to each, Is her everlasting treasure. Morris, Kathleen Margaret Kathy 137 Chestnut Street Morse Teacher K.B., G.A.A., Senior Honors, Mental Health Careers Club, Spanish Club, Homeroom Committee A quiet girl you think you see; But a lot of fun this girl can be. Moses, James George 68 2 Gore Street Putnam Doctor Homeroom Committee, Orchestra, Band, Football, Baseball, Track, Swimming Jim likes sports and is full of laughter; But school comes first and _ pleasure after. Mulik, Joanne C. G. Jo 96 Hampshire Street Harrington Secretary G. A. A., Swimming, Basketball, Badmin- ton, Volleyball, Red Cross, Art Here is a girl who's fun to know; Plenty of pep and lots of go. Murphy, Janice Mary Murph 13 Harrison Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald College Future Nurses’ Club, French Club, G. A. A. Happy, clever, and full of fun; A good friend to everyone. Munroe, Cheryl Moss 69 Norfolk Street Fletcher College G. A. A., Girls’ Glee Club, Basketball, Tennis A wonderful girl you will see; Who possesses a bright personality. Murphy, Karen Gogie 60 Highland Avenue St. Mary 1.B.M. School Gee A: Cute and small; And liked by all. Murphy, Donna Marie Dawn, Murf 15 Roosevelt Towers St. Mary Business School Always smiling, always gay; Making bright the darkest day. Murray, John Patrick 60 Vassal Lane St. Peter Business College French Club, Tennis John is neither bold nor shy, He’ll have no trouble getting by. Narkevicius, Vytautas Veto 8 Waldo Avenue Immaculate Conception Accountant Veto’s neither bashful nor shy; His classmates think he’s a great guy. Nichols, Esther A. Smilie 62 Claredon Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald Glee Club, Choir, Homeroom Committee, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Volleyball, Basketball Esther is a funny girl; She’ll have your mind in a whirl. Nursing Neale, Therese Berthe Frenchie 17 Cedar Street Morse |.B.M. Operator G.A.A., Swimming, Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball Cute, popular, full of fun; Therese is liked by everyone. Norris, Myrna P. 4 Austin Park Fletcher Jackson College K.B., G.A.A., National Honor Society, Yearbook Staff (Co-Editor), French Club, German Club Myrna is intelligent and sincere; She'll be successful in the coming years. Nels on, William J., Jr. Bill Quarters 115A Watertown Arsenal Kaiserslautern American High Engineering Band, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Orchestra Always ready to join the fun; Billy is liked by everyone. Nowosielski, Edward C., Jr. Nova 150 Gore Street Thorndike Transportation A friendly person and always neat; The kind of boy you'd like to meet. Nunes, Roberta Audrey Bobbie 16 Lincoln Way Art Teacher G.A.A., Softball, Band, Red Cross Rep- resentative Russell Charm she has in great measure; To us all a great pleasure. O'Bri an, Francis Joseph OB 5 Verdun Street St. John Hockey, Baseball College A versatile athlete who is bound to succeed. Kent, Florence Gertrude Flo 32 Gold Star Road St. John Secretarial Work A girl who is cute, jolly, and merry; Flo will make quite a secretary. O'Donnell, Philip Michael Phil 14 Roosevelt Towers Harrington Football Phil is always lots of fun; That's why he’s liked by everyone. College O’Bin, Edward J. Obbie 120 Spring Street St. Francis Army Football Happy-go-lucky, come what may; Obbie goes smiling all the way. O‘Leary, Fredrick Michael Fred 95 Thorndike Street Putnam Business School Band, Football, Basketball, Dramatic Club Fred's rugged and reliable; A real fellow—undeniable. Page, Dorothea Louise Dottie 40 Eustis Street C. G. Harrington G. A. A., Bowling, Basketball, Senior Honors Popular, jolly, pretty, and sweet, Dottie’s presence is always a treat. Secretary Parkhurst, Susan Dorothy 147 Concord Avenue Peabody Mathematics French Club, Dramatic Club, Chess Club, G. A. A. Friendly, popular, full of fun; Susan's known by everyone. Paliulis, Kestutis Peter 20 Marie Avenue Immaculate Conception Basketball A cheerful boy with sportive ways; That seem to brighten cloudy days. College Pasquarello, Joseph A. Joe 74 Sciarappa Street North Cambridge Catholic High Undecided Forum Staff, Library Club Joe is happy, never sad; Our rooms are dull without this lad. Paris, Paula Anne 167 Fayerweather Street Peabody Law Schon! Orchestra, Dramatic Club, Chess Club Popular, friendly, lots of fun; Her laughter is known by everyone. Paul, David James Butch 39 Prince Street Morse Navy Dave’s a friend through thick and thin; He’s always there with his big grin. Paula, Mary Dolores Marydoll 8 Popular Road Russell Undecided G. A. A., Swimming Full of mirth and sunshine, too! Always happy, never blue. Pereira, Delores Marie Dee 19 Creighton Street M. E. Fitzgerald Telephone Operator A pretty face, a pleasant smile, This little girl is always in style. Pearson, Billye Earnestine Earnie 155 Western Avenue Houghton |.B.M. School Choir, Glee Club, G. A. A., Future Nurses’ Club, Swimming, Volleyball She’s mild in manner, sweet and gay; We know she'll always stay that way. Perrotta, Adeline Eleanor Addie 4 Baldwin St. Court Longfellow GLA. A. Addie is a charming lass; A great addition to the class. Secretary Pepler, Janet Marie Pappy 9 125 Cherry Street St. Mary Bookkeeper K. B., G. A. A., Bowling, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society Pretty, popular, active, and sweet; Describes this girl who can’t be beat. Peterson, Maureen Catherine Moe 19 Clinton Street Longfellow Business College French Club, G. A. A. Helpful and friendly in every way! She'll make an excellent secretary some- day. Peterson, William E., Jr. Billy 609 Putnam Avenue Morse Coach Track Team (Letterman Manager), Basketball, Football, Spanish Club, Glee Club “Not for the glory of winning, But for the love of the game.”’ Piekos, William James Bill 96 Fifth Street Sacred Heart Civil Engineering Hockey Team, Rocket Club Happy and clever he appears; He'll be a great civil engineer. a3 Phillips, Donna Louise DoeDoe 37 Hayes Street Houghton Medical Secretary Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, G.A.A. Doedoe is so happy and funny; She makes our classroom extra sunny. Pike, Gloria Jean Glor 551 Green Street Houghton G.A.A. How deep the thoughts behind her eyes, The silent people are the wise. Secretary Philpott, Janet M. JSR 46 Howard Street Houghton Secretary Glee Club, Volleyball, Swimming, Junior Achievement Her winning smile and pleasant way; Make Janet worthy of our praise. Pinkus, Nancy Ellen Nancy 9 Lawn Court Haggerty College Band, German Club (Vice-Pres.), Chess Club, Science Club, Junior Red Cross, G.A.A. The better we know her, The more we admire her. Plet, Elizabeth Ann Beth 319 Washington Street St. Mary’s G. A. A., Bowling, Volley Ball Cheerful, friendly, and full of fun; A pal to each and everyone. Beautician Popovics, Kathleen Rita Kathy 456 Franklin Street Houghton Bookkeeper K. B., G. A. A., Junior Achievement, Na- tional Honor Society She’s friendly, helpful, truly kind; And just as nice as you can find. Plummer, Michael Justin Mike 154 Fayerweather Street Agassiz College Track Team, Forum Staff Smart, quiet, and active is Mike A boy with strong purpose and one we all like. Ptak, Maureen Frances 144 Spring Street Thorndike G. A. A., K. B., Bowling, Glee Club, Choir, Swimming, Red Cross, Basketball, Senior Honors Secretary Maureen is quiet and very nice; Sweet as sugar and full of spice. Polychrones, Cynthia Cindy 27 Wendell Street Agassiz Junior College G. A. A., Junior Achievement, Choir, Tennis, French Club We wish Cynthia much success; She deserves it, she’s the best. Purvis, Kathleen Anne Kathy 63 Jay Street Blessed Sacrament Business Management Glee Club, Choir, G. A. A., Bowling, Jr. Achievement, National Honor Society Her friendly way, we must confess, ls bound to win her much success. Quinn, Anne Bridget Nancy 28 Sixth Street Sacred Heart Nurse G.A.A., K.B., Senior Honors A smart girl, popular and funny, That is Anne, with a disposition that's sunny. Redmond, Mary Bonia Bonnie 234 Concord Avenue St. Peter Pharmacist Dramatic Club, G.A.A. She’s honest, pretty, good and true; She’s always peppy, never blue. Quinn, Charles Francis Charlie 9 Eustis Street Agassiz College French Club, Basketball, Honor Society, Key Club National Charlie’s smart, always on the _ ball; He has best wishes from us all. Reilly, Eleanor Patricia Rile 134 Lexington Avenue Agassiz College G.A.A., Spanish Club, Junior Achieve- ment Eleanor’s sunny popular way, Reflects throughout the day. Quinn, John Michael Mickey 218 Norfolk Street St. Joseph Service Mischief smiles in Mickey's eyes; And his laughter never dies. Reppucci, Joseph Michael Joe 859 Massachusetts Avenue Saint Mary Mechanical Dentistry Tennis Always alert and on the go, Laughing and joking, that’s our Joe. Resnick, Geoffrey Kolbe Geoff 159 Hancock Street Fletcher College Basketball Smooth and quiet in his way; Yet he makes progress day by day. Rhoades, Jacqueline Theresa Jackie 216 Harvey Street St. John Secretary G. A. A., K. B., National Honor Society Quiet, jovial, and very sweet; Jackie's a friend who can’t be beat. Reynolds, Lillian Frances Lil 23 Athens Street Office Work A quiet girl you may think you see; But hidden in her is T.N.T. Longfellow Richardson, Barbara Ann Bobbie 376 Washington Street Fletcher Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Junior Achieve- ment College Barbara is popular, vivacious, and sweet, With a great personality hard to beat. pene he a Rhoades, Donna Jean Tracey 216 Harvey Street St. John Secretary Dramatic Club, G. A. A. She’s honest, pretty, good and true; She’s always peppy, never blue. Riley, Brian Francis Rile 48 Cedar Street St. John College Dramatic Club, Football, French Club, Glee Club, Hockey, Baseball He’s full of fun and mischief too; Always up to something new. Riley, Paul Daniel Rab 46 Corcoran Park Haggerty College Baseball (Capt.), Hockey (Capt.), Home- room Committee A right good sport, Paul plays the game, He leaves his name in our hall of fame. Rochatka, Barbara F. Barbs 290 Prospect Street St. Mary Secretarial School G.A.A., French Club, Junior Achieve- ment Barbs is so pretty and so very nice, If you look once, you'll surely look twice. Riley, Thomas William Tom 482 Huron Avenue Russell College Football, Track ‘Tis a joy to know a_ boy Whose sense of fun pleases everyone. Romagna, Andrea Nancy 20 Harding Street Charles G. Harrington Glee Club, Dramatic Club, French Club, K.B., G.A.A., Senior Honors Andrea’s cute, charming, and sweet, Her friendship is something that can’t be beat. College Robinson, Barbara J. Baa 98 Kinnaird Street Lanier Jr. High Junior Achievement, Basketball, Volley- ball, Tennis, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Baseball B. J. is the pal for you, Sweet, friendly, and pleasant too. Medical Secretary Roscoe, James Michael Reston 26 Glenwood Avenue Morse Businessman Jim is not quiet as he may _ seem, He has plenty of energy and is on the beam. Rose, Charles Lawrence, Jr. Charlie 110 Hancock Street St. Paul Golf, Junior Achievement, Homeroom Committee, Baseball, Student Trainer College Charlie’s happy, full of ambition; Sports his hobby, a trainer his mission. Rudgis, Gail Frances 52 Plymouth Street Immaculate Conception Airline Stewardess G. A. A., Basketball, Softball Gail is pretty, charming, and sweet She's always friendly and very neat. Roselli, Elaine Frances 12 High Street Sacred Heart 1.B.M. School G. A. A., Bowling Elaine is treasured just like money, Cute, smart, and sweet as honey. Ruffing, John Joseph Ruff 147 Otis Street Thorndike John is quiet and very polite, His future we know will always be bright. Fire Fighter Rosenberger, William J., Jr. Rosy 59 Reservoir Street Russell Business School Glee Club, Spanish Club Rosy has himself a_ ball For he is one who’s liked by all. Salvato, Francine Helen Franny 2 Rockwell Street Webster Hairdresser G. A. A., Junior Achievement Where there’s fun, she’s always in it, Can't keep still for half a minute. Salvia, Joseph Anthony Sandagato, Theresa M. Santacroce, Paul John 44 Warren Street Terry 59 Cedar Street C. G. Harrington College 33 Thingvalla Avenue Stawohn College Science Club, Senior Honors Haggerty |.B.M. School Baseball, Glee Club G. IN, GS Sometimes serious sometimes gay; May all your ambitions come true, But we like him either way. That's what we wish for you. Smart, quiet, and very sweet! Terry really can't be beat. Santoro, Edward Nicholos Santoyanni, Rosalie M. Sargent, James Francis Eddie Bobbie Sarge, Jim 55 Sixth Street 15 Whitney Avenue 10 Acorn Street Thorndike Undecided Blessed Sacrament Secretary Fletcher College Homeroom Committee G. A. A., Glee Club Key Club, Golf Team Full of pep and fun you bet She is gay and a lot of fun; Sarge, a good student, one of the few; Eddie's the boy you can’t forget. Bobbie is friendly with everyone. Who's ambitious and smart and well liked, too. Sasso, Frank James, Jr. 42 Bristol Street Harrington College Baseball Smooth and quiet in his own way; Yet he makes progress day by day. Scharneck, Michael Paul Mike 21 Market Street St. Mary Undecided Homeroom Committee, Glee Club A happy-go-lucky, likable lad; A bit mischievous, but not really bad. Scaglione, Virginia Margaret Ginny 20 Clifton Street M. —. Fitzgerald G.A.A., French Club Ginny's the girl with the sparkling smile; She keeps happy all the while. College Scott, Thomas Allen Tommy 22 Gurney Street Russell College Football, Hockey, Red Cross, Home- room Committee We hope his future will be bright, And that he will rise to the greatest height. Scalcione, Donna Martha 111 Homer Avenue Morse Undecided G.A.A., Senior Honors, Chess Club, Junior Achievement Charming, quiet, most of the time; Some think not liking her is a crime. “Nilo smoking in and around the building!’’ Sears, Eleanor Christina Ellie 107 Belmont Street Haggerty Art School G. A. A., Art Club A friendly gal and always neat; She’s the kind you'd like to meet. Shannon, John Leonard 1 Stearns Street North Cambridge Catholic Army In class he’s noisy as can be; Mischief describes him to a “T”’. Seeley, Earlon Laforest, Jr. Earl 1429a Cambridge Street Wellington Basketball, French Club Earl’s always full of fun; But, his studies are always done. College Shaughnessy, Patricia Ann Pat 378 Norfolk Street Harrington Business School Junior Achievement, G. A. A., French Club Happy-go-lucky, come what may; Pat goes smiling all the way. Selman, Cecelia Derene Cece 35 Pleasant Street Webster Registered Nurse Girls’ Choir, Future Nurses Club, Volley- ball, Glee Club, Red Cross, Basketball, Swimming Here is a girl that is never blue; There are so many things she likes to do. Shea, Donna Marie Don 114 Elm Street Blessed Sacrament Business School Choir She may sometimes make a bit of noise; But she is one of our real joys. Shea, Kathryn Marie Kathy 446 Huron Avenue Sacred Heart G. A. A., Art Club, Dramatic Club Kathy is always full of fun; She smiles and laughs with everyone. College Shepard, Frank Alden Shep 120 Chilton Street Russell Business School Swimming Team, Junior Achievement He’s full of fun and mischief too; Always up to something new. Sheehan, Dennis Edward 196 Hamilton Street Morse Air Force Band, Swimming Team He’s not as quiet as he seems; For, in his eyes mischief gleams. Shumaker Stephen William Steve 23 Kelly Road Theron Metcalf Jr. High Art School Art Club Smooth and quiet in his way; Ever progressive day by day. Sheehan, Maureen Ann Bunny 36 Sherman Street St. Paul Secretary G. A. A., Glee Club, Choir She is gay and a lot of fun; Bunny is friendly with everyone. Silipigni, Linda Ann Roni 37 Jay Street Houghton Stenotypist Junior Achievement, Senior Honors She is popular, cute and small; She has a smile for one and all. Simpson, Margaret Ann Pegay 30 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Red Cross Peggy is great, you'll agree; A successful secretary she will be. Secretary Skinner, Judith Mary Judy, Joe 98 Avon Hill Street Peabody Secretarial School G.A.A., French Club, Red Cross, Dra- matic Club Pretty face, very sweet; Always looking trim and neat. Singleton, Catherine M. Cathy 10 King Street M. E. Fitzgerald G.A.A., Swimming Charming, quiet most of the time; We all think she’s very fine. Business College Sleeper, Richard T., Jr. Sleep 18 Roosevelt Towers Harrington College Baseball, French Club, Cross-Country, Basketball He never has much to say, But he’s one who will succeed all the day. Skentzos, Charles Chuck 12 Day Street M. _—. Fitzgerald Football, Basketball When any mischief has begun, He’s always there and full of fun. Teacher Smigielski, Diane D. Dee 137 A Spring Street Sacred Heart Hairdressing School Gym Leader, Bowling Team, Junior Red Cross, Junior Achievement A quiet girl you think you see, But in her is hidden T.N.T. Smith, Julian Struthers 42 Francis Avenue West Hill High Orchestra Architecture Always quiet, very smart; To be that way is quite an art. Soderquist, Chester Edward Chet 151 Magazine Street Morse Navy Band, Football Team, Swimming Team A quiet boy we think we see, But, oh, how noisy he can be. Smith, Heather Patricia 42 Francis Avenue West Hill High K.B., Orchestra Pleasant, cheerful, friendly, and_ kind; The .type of girl that’s hard to find. College Spagnualo, Rita Maria 43 Cameron Avenue M. E. Fitzgerald |.B.M. Operator G.A.A., Senior Honors, Yearbook Typist Always chatty, always gay; A girl who’s nice in every way. Sobotka, Christine Lilian Chris 285 Windsor Street Roberts Secretary G.A.A., French Club, Basketball Team, Swimming Team She’s not noisy, loud, or gay; But enjoys life in a quiet way. Spartichino, Paul Edward 20 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Football, Basketball, Baseball. He’s full of fun and mischief, too; Always up to something new. Service Spencer, James E., Jr. Jimmy 104 Amory Street Longfellow College Football, Basketball, Band A happy-go-lucky, likable lad, A bit mischievous but not really bad. Speros, Anthony Thomas Tony 276 Windsor Street Fletcher College Glee Club, Track Team A friendly and studious boy is he; In his chosen profession, a success he'll be. Spera, Linda Dianne Lin 11% Lambert Street Fletcher Secretary G. A. A., Softball, Bowling, Yearbook Staff (Co-Editor) Lots of fun, always a riot; Linda's a girl who's never quiet. Spinetti, Civita R. M. Civie 86 Willow Street Immaculate Conception Junior College G. im 7A, Civie’s a girl with a heart of gold! Her worth cannot be told. Spera, Rosemarie Rose 1 Florence Street Morse Secretary G. A. A., Yearbook Staff Always good natured, cute, and sweet; She's the girl you'd want to meet. Stansbury, Michael J. Mike 5 Rindge Terrace St. John College Hockey Team A quiet boy, oh me, oh my! There’s more to him than meets the eye. Stanton, Irene Theresa 28 Willow Street Fletcher Business School K. B., Yearbook Staff, G. A. A., Softball, Basketball, Homeroom Committee, Senior Honors, Swimming, Red Cross Represen- tative Smart, and popular and full of fun; Irene’s a friend to everyone. Stavropoulos, John Johnny 65 Henry Street Webster Trade School Glee Club Happy-go-lucky, come what may; He goes smiling all the way. Stavropoulos, Cleo 63 Henry Street Morse Secretary G. A. A., Bowling, Reception Committee Cute, popular, and so sweet; A mare charming girl you will never meet. Steverson, Robert Duane Bob 304 Concord Avenue Russell Pharmacy Band, Orchestra Bob is neither bold nor shy; He’ll have no trouble getting by. Stavropoulos, Donna Marie Dee 63 Henry Street Morse Civil Service Work Homeroom Committee, G. A. A., Basket- ball, Bowling, Volleyball Pretty and peppy, she'll strike you; Beware boys, she’s flirtatious, too. Stevenson, Rose Marie Den 7 Gordon Place Cardinal Cushing High College Spanish Club (Vice-Pres.), K. B., Drama- tic Club, G. A. A., National Honor Socie- ty A pretty, studious girl is she; A brilliant future for her we see. Stewart, Kathleen Ann Kathy 32 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Legal Secretary G. A. A. Kathy is treasured, just like money; Cute, smart, and sweet as honey. Stronach, Madeline Lorraine Maggie 26 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald GIA. A. Sweet, cute, and friendly, too; Girls like her are very few. Undecided Stone, Margaret Catherine Peggy 93 Washington Elms Roberts Secretary Ga AGEAS A quiet girl you think you see; But in her is hidden T.N.T. Stuart, Gail Louise Gay 21 Fricsson Street Haggerty Receptionist GMALA; She is quiet, she is kind; Always to be kept in mind. St. Peter, Stephen Charles Saint 44 Blakeslee Street Russell Service Hockey, Football Steve has humor, Steve has wit, In any business Steve would fit. Sullivan, Brendan Joseph Sully 8 Royal Avenue St. Peter College A fine and studious boy is he; A college grad he’s bound to be. Sullvian, Harold Joseph Sullivan, John Francis Harry Sully 20 Ware Street 129 Dudley Street M. E. Fitzgerald Undecided Always ready to join the fun; Sully is liked by everyone. St. Paul College Dramatic Club Friendly, quiet, and studious is he; A success in life he’s bound to be. Sullivan, Maureen Agnus Sullivan, Noreen Mo 14 Mt. Auburn Street 97 Pemberton Street St. Paul |.B.M. Operator M. E. Fitzgerald G.A.A., Glee Club G.A.A. Pretty and popular is this little lass; Sah ieecoieind Jots of fun: A sweetheart of the senior class. Mo is liked by everyone. Business School Sullivan, John Richard Sully 42 Jefferson Park M. E. Fitzgerald Band Sully is bright and full of fun. He is certainly liked by everyone. Undecided “In the valley of the jolly Inve} laXeY lael «Gee ea et Sullivan, Phillip Francis Sully 140 Lexington Avenue Russell College Basketball, Baseball, Senior Honors His friendly way we must confess; Is bound to bring him lots of success. Terrio, Diane Marie Twink 2 Broadway Terrace Longfellow 1.B.M. Operator G. A.A A quiet girl with manners sweet; A more loyal girl, you'll never meet. Tanzella, Patricia Diane Cricket 15 Mellen Street G. A. A., Bowling, Softball Girls like Cricket are quite few; They're pretty, smart, and personable, too. Thatcher, Lorranine Julia Lorrie 605 Putnam Avenue Mary E. Curley Jr. High Business School Future Nurses Club, G. A. A. Friendly and charming and truly kind; Lorrie is as nice as you can find. Teahan, Maureen Frances Moe 106 Pine Street St. Mary’s GaAs AY Where there’s fun, she’s always in it; , She can’t keep still for half a minute. Secretary Theodor, Sandra Ann Sandy 106 Otis Street Putnam College K. B., G. A. A., Italian Club (Pres.), National Honor Society Quiet, friendly, and demure; A success she’ll be we’re sure. Thibault, Susan C. Sue 79A Hampshire Street C. G. Harrington Undecided G. A. A., Basketball, Volleyball Cheerful, friendly, and full of fun; A pal to each and everyone. Thorn, Phylis Ann 67 Washington Elms Fletcher Psychology K. B. (Sect.), French Club, Spanish Club, Ring Committee, Yearbook Staff, Junior Achievement, Senior Honors, Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Basketball, Bowling, Ten- nis, Softball Phylis is popular, cute, but never quiet; She’s the girl who start the riots. Thomas, William Albert Bill 48 Jackson Street Christopher Columbus High Junior Achievement, Science Club, Hock- ey Bill is a boy who is sure and _ steady; Like a flashlight, he is ever ready. College Thys, Annette Marie Cookie 9 Magnolie Avenue St. Paul Secretarial Work Caokie is cute, and also sweet; A wonderful girl to know and meet. Thompson, Richard Harry Rolo 30 Jefferson Park St. John Baseball College Mischief, mischief, everywhere; Where’s Rolo? He must be there. Tolbert, Joyce P. Jay 95 Moore Street Roberts Nursing School G. A. A., Homeroom Committee, Future Nurses Club A pretty face, a pleasant smile! Jay is the girl whose always in style. Tolstuk, Patricia Ann Pat 214 Fayerweather Street Russell Secretary G. A. A., Junior Achievement An adorable face and big blue eyes; Among the boys, she creates sighs. Travers, Geraldine Patricia Ann 36 Willow Street C. G. Harrington Undecided G. A. A., Swimming, Basketball, Junior Achievement Pretty, popular, and full of fun; She’s liked by each and everyone. Trainor, William Robert Billy 235 Walden Street M. E. Fitzgerald Teacher’s College Baseball He’s full of fun and full of zest; He’s a baseball player who's the best. Trifonie, Constance Mary Connie LS le Otiswe street Thorndike Office Work Glee Club, Choir, G. A. A., Basketball Connie’s gay and happy and seldom quiet; She’s sometimes sleepy but always a riot. aa Travers, Evelyn Marie Eve 103 Gore Street C. G. Harrington G. A. A., Future Nurses Club Pretty, cheerful, sweet and kind; She’s the type of girl you seldom find. Undecided Tucker, Patricia Alice Tricia 24 Decatur Street Blessed Sacrament Undecided GHAg Ae Pat's full of mischief without end; And has a smile for every friend. Tzechrintzis, George 166 Allston Street Morse College When any mischief has begun! He’s always there and full of fun. Veno, Michael Thomas Mike 17 Allen Street St. John Engineering College Football, Basketball Mike is funny and really a riot, Once he gets started you can’t keep him quiet. Valery, Vincent John 19 Cedar Street M. E. Fitzgerald If you want to have a friend who is true; Vinnie is the boy for you. Service Viera, Emily Susan 389 Windsor Street C. G. Harrington Marine Corp. G. A. A., Bowling, Softball, Ring Commit- tee, Junior Achievement A quiet girl you think you see. But oh, how nagisy she can be. Vaudo, Dianne Arla Dee 62 Prentiss Street Agassiz 1.B.M. School Bowling, Basketball, G. A. A., Softball, Girls’ Choir Never noisy, never loud; Dee is liked in every crowd. Vohs, Sara Helen Sally 8 Newport Road Longfellow Secretarial School G. A. A., Spanish Club, Tennis, Junior Achievement A cute girl with a pleasant smile, But you'll find her mischievous once in a while. Vitale, Joseph A. Joe 25 Standish Street Russell College Football, Band, French Club, Brass Choir. Joe’s real cool in every way; With the girls he knows just what to say. Walsh, Frances Ellen Franc 253 Elm Street Immaculate Conception College Student Council (Vice-Pres.), K.B., Forum Staff, Dramatic Club, Chess Club (Vice-Pres.), Senior Honors, German Club (Pres.), G.A.A., Bowling, Swimming, Ten- nis. Charming, quiet, most of the time; We all think she’s very fine. Waithe, Leotha Yvonne Lee 54 Pleasant Street Morse Business School Choir, Glee Club, Swimming, Junior Achievement, G.A.A., Homeroom Com- mittee. Full of life and full of charm Full of chatter but does no harm. Walsh, Jayne Elizabeth Jaynie 8 Thingvalla Avenue Sacred Heart Airline Stewardess G.A.A., Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Homeroom Committee. Pebbles they call her down Harvard Square When she’s not in school you'll find her there. Walker, A’‘Lease Laverne ‘Leasa 248 River Street William J. Gavnor Business School G.A.A., Junior Achievement, Bowling. Honest, faithful, loving, and kind A nicer girl you'll never find. Ward, Jacqueline Phyllis Jacki 7 Putnam Garden Houghton Business School Glee Club, Swimming, French Club, G.A.A. Jacki’s the girl with the sparkling smile; She keeps you happy all the while. Webber, Catherine Ann Cathy 7 Putnam Gardens St. Paul Office Work G.A.A. We truthfully want to say, She’s a wonderful girl in every way. Whalen, Virginia Ginna 145 Upland Road Peabody Undecided French Club, Spanish Club, Swimming, Band, G.A.A., Tennis. She’s a good sport in every way, And a good friend, we can say. Wegman, Marcia 1153 Cambridge Street Fletcher Fine Art G.A.A., French Club, Art Club. Marcia has a flair for art; In the creative world she’ll play her part. Wheeler, Janis Deidre Deidre 41 Magazine Street Fletcher College National Honor Society (President), K. B., French Club, G.A.A., Swimming, Year- book Staff. Deidre’s quiet and peaceful, we know her well; In all her studies she does excel. Werlin, Harold Edward Harry 171 Hancock Street Fletcher College Swimming Team (Capt.), Red Cross, Forum Staff. Happy-go-lucky, come what may; Harry smiles all through the day. “It’s gotta be around here some place... Williams, Linda Ann Lin 21 Kimball Street M. E. Fitzgerald Dramatics Club, G. A. A., Newspaper Staff, K. B., Homeroom Committee College Never quiet, always fun; Especially when school’s begun. Wolf, Edwin Mershon Ned 9 Phillips Place Agassiz College Band, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Key Club, Baseball A boy who is silent, But who has ambition plus. Williams, Mary Ann Wilson, Thomas 27 Lincoln Way Tom M. E. Fitzgerald Secretary 170 Allston Street G. A. A., Glee Club, French Club Morse Undecided A happy-go-lucky, likable lad; Mary's pretty, friendly and really neat; A bit mischievous but never too bad. A girl like her is hard to beat. Wolfe, Margaret Louise Wood, Julia Anna Frankie Judy 112 Magazine Street 66 Washington Elms Airline Hostess St. Mary Office Work French Club Friendly and helpful, truly kind; Quiet and nice as you can find. Blessed Sacrament K. B., G. A. A., Bowling, National Honor Society, Homeroom Committee, Yearbook Staff Popular, cute and full of fun; Frankie is liked by everyone. 102 Wright, Judith Leafy Judy 267 Allston Street Webster Secretarial Work Glee Club Judy never has much to say; But she certainly has a winning way. Zawadski, Angelike M. Angie 142 Pine Street Roberts Typist or Marine Corps Glee Club, Choir, Baseball, Swimming Full of laughter, lots of fun; She'll be missed by everyone. Young, Brenda Elaine 8 Newtowne Court Roberts Secretary or Beautician G.A.A., Glee Club, Basketball Brenda's smart, clever, and witty; Very neat and oh so pretty. Zizzo, Cynthia-Jo Cindy 24 Marney Street Harrington 1.B.M. School Gren Jolly and cheerful is this lass Who makes all the gaiety in our class. 1N2 Zalgenas, John Anthony Johnny 379 Windsor Street Immaculate Conception Business College John is quiet, ambitious, and_ true; May all your days, be successful for you. Cook, Karen Elizabeth Cappie 53 Washington Elms St. Mary’s Secretary G. A. A., Swimming. When any mischief has begun, She’s always there and full of fun. Waterman, Lorraine 24 Roosevelt Towers C. G. Harrington College G. A. A., Yearbook Staff, Basketball, Volleyball, Bowling, Softball, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Homeroom Committee, Junior Achievement, Future Nurses’ Club, Red Cross Representative, Senior Honors. A merry girl with sportive ways, That seems to brighten cloudy days. Rondina, Linda Louise Sawyer, Marsha Burnadette 254 Upland Road Turtle Agassiz Dental School 6 Jefferson Park G. A. A., Spanish Club, Junior Achieve- M. E. Fitzgerald Secretary ment. Ga Awe ce Never boisterous, never loud, Vivacious and small, She’s popular in every crowd. Well liked by all. The following are also candidates for diplomas: Jorg Behn Carlos De Carvalho Gertrude Chase Peter Cignetti Andrew Ronald Martin THE 1965 CANTAB feeere alee) VISOR: oc escent e el Heol oy a ee Mr. Jerome Higgins CO-EDITORS....Dixie Gravel, Myrna Norris, Linda Spera, Irene Stanton Se LOR: ost yas xc nce faded ch ov� DU8 Sie een ee Scott Burns CONTRIBUTORS ....Jacqueline Braithwaite, Robert Brooks, John Ciccolo, Salvatore Della Cioppa, Jeanette Doyle, Gale Fox, Suzanne Jackson, David Kendall, Steven Lawrence, Victor Levoshko, Richard McKinnon, Daniel McNamara, Nancy Mosca, Francis O’Brien, Andrea Romagna, James Sargent, Thomas Scott, Cecelia Selman, Rose Marie Stevenson, Phylis Thorn, Frances Walsh. |e TS BS ie ae ea Patricia Bulcamino, Marie Chester, Deane Deveau, Lois Enos, Donna Follett, Linda McCarthy, Kathleen McHugh, Sandra Mitchell, Janet Pepler, Rosemarie Spera, Lorraine Waterman, Margaret Wolfe. 105 MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST POPULAR BOY BEST LOOKING GIRL Nancy Mosca Richard McKinnon Dorothy Gale BEST LOOKING BOY BEST DRESSED GIRL BEST DRESSED BOY Thomas Scott Anna Chinappi Stanley Maynard MOST VERSATILE BEST GIRL DANCER BEST BOY DANCER STUDENT Jacqueline Ward William Hazlewood Julian Smith STUDENT WITH MOST BEST GIRL ATHLETE BEST BOY ATHLETE SCHOOL SPIRIT Lorraine Waterman Steven Edmonds Steven Belknap } tl lia . BOT I Wat 2 fry : WITTIEST GIRL WITTIEST BOY BEST NATURED GIRL Esther Nichols Rudy Carbone Frances Walsh BEST NATURED BOY GIRL MOST LIKELY BOY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED TO SUCCEED Janice Wheeler Edwin Wolf Scott Burns CLASS HISTORY A group of skindivers had accidentally dis- covered the remains of the abruptly disinte- grated society of Atlantis. No mermen and mer- maids haunt the ruins; the only evidence of a former human population is the sheaf of paper which one explorer has found. He discovers that the civilization of Atlantis was strangely similar to that of a certain Cambridge high school. He reads: FRESHMAN Over 700 bewildered grammar school grad- uates entere d C. H. L. S. in the fall of ‘61. From the begining the Freshman took part in school activities. The first event was the G. A. A. initiation for which new members decorated boxes to carry books from class to class. Awards were given for the boxes most cleverly designed. Dramatic Freshmen took part in the highly suc- cessful play, Once There Was a Princess for the Interclass Plays. Despite the cheers of the Freshmen at the Football Rally, the Cantabs lost the Turkey Game. An additional facility was added at C.H.L.S. upon the instillation of the Language Lab. Other firsts were a change in the schedule of the day to seven periods and four lunch periods for enterprising students, and the revival of the school newspaper, published as the Forum un- der the direction of Mr. Peter Budryk. At social and athletic events attracting the 108 Freshmen, from the G. A. A. Harvest Hop to the last swimming meet, we underclassmen ea- gerly participated. SOPHOMORE In ‘62, three class members of our Sopho- more class, Richard McKinnon, Scott Burns, and Helen Gratovich were elected to the Student Council. School spirit was at the successes of both the track team, which held the Metropoli- tan League Championship, and the baseball team, which played at the State Tournament. The English Department in co-operation with the Dramatic Club sponsored an off-beat ver- sion of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Proceeds from the school performance were donated to the Anna P. Butler Scholarship Fund; our play went on to win three Drama Festivals: Prelimin- ary, Massachusetts State, and New England. Two innovations this year were Greek classes and a school library. The library, which was begun in the spring, would occupy two large classrooms on the first floor. JUNIOR 1963 began in C. H. L. S. with a new look. Our Latin Hall had been partitioned into Study Halls, and an Advanced Placement Biology course was added to the curriculum. A Mental Health Career Club was started for which stu- dents gave their time to entertain retarded and other emotionally ill children. CLASS HISTORY Junior members of the K. B. worked en- thusiastically to make the K. B. semi-formal, the King and Queen of hearts ball, a welcome substitute for a junior prom. Although the Dramatic Club with the English Department worked towards a production of The Rivals, lack of interest in our school prevented any performances. The shocking news of the assassination of our president was anounced to us; we resumed our school activities preoccupied with his death. Richard McKinnon, Scott Burns, Frances Walsh, and Paul Lohnes ably supported our Junior class as members of the Student Council. The year ended with the sudden realization that the 1964-65 year would be our last in C. H. [5 SENIOR Senior elections overshadowed the national election this year. Our class voted Richard Mc- Kinnon president, Paul Lohnes vice president, Helder Costa treasurer, and William Hazel- w ood secretary. J. Deidre Wheeler was Brecon C. H. L. S. good citizen and D. A. R. representa- tive of our school. Her speech on School and Commerce Day welcomed Cambridge officials to our auditorium. Winers of the essay contest on the School and Commerce Day program were | Edwin Wolf, Brendon Sullivan, and Cecilia Ficaro. Kathy Morris won the Betty Crocker 109 Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, and seven other senior girls scored ‘‘superior’’ on the test. Julian Smith received first place in the annual essay on George Washington. The Dramatic Clubs’ senior members pre- sented The Madwoman of Chailott in which Andrea Ramagna played her first leading role. One of the most successful events of the year was the play Camolot given by the Dramatic Club, with the proceeds donated to the Ken- nedy Memorial Library fund. Those of us plannig to go on to higher ed- ucation are anxiously waiting to hear from the college of our choice, while others are franti- cally searching for the right type of work to go into after graduation. At the same time, we feel that we will miss our years in C. H. L. S. As the explorer finishes reading aloud this information, one of his companions has dis- covered a camera. Examining the film, the men realize that someone had taken a picture of loitering and smoking mermaids and mer- men. Well, that’s one thing that isn’t parallel to the culture at C. H. L. S. Gale Fox Nancy Mosca Victor Nevoshko Rose Marie Stevenson CLASS PROPHECY After a ten year hitch as advertising man- ager for a resort in Antarctica a severe case of hay fever forced me to return to the healthful Massachusetts climate. In my feverish search for a cure | visited that well known specialist Helder Costa who referred me to his noted col- league Deidre Wheeler. Deidre decided that a little. entertainment would do me more good than any medicine. | hailed a cab and was much surprised to see smiling John Ciccolo be- hind the wheel. In town | had my choice of seeing the ballet in which our old friend Suz- anne Jackson was the prima ballerina, or a new play starring Andrea Romagna. There was also a remake of The Carpetbaggers starring our beloved classmate Carlos De Carvalho as the carpetbag. Passing Symphony Hall | saw a bill advertising that famed duo Julian and Heather Smith. The next day | felt depressed so | decided to go to the circus. | bought a bag of peanuts from Billy Fulginite and took my seat. The 110 mistress of ceremonies, Ann Fleming, announc- ed the first act and the show began. Mark Delaney, Paula Paris, and Marcia Wegman per- formed a daring trapeze act, followed by Mike Plummer on the high wire. Then came the clowns: Paul Lohnes, Paul Riley, Charley Quinn, Phil McClaughlin, Tommy Bacci, George Lan- non, and featuring Skip McCarthy. After this a short intermission in which Ned Wolfe and Jim Sargent swept up the excess sawdust. After intermission, that world famous magician Joey Salvia produced a sensation by pulling David Coady out of a hat. Next an amazing exhibi- tion by the Human Cannon Ball, Scott Burns. Dino Egidio surprised everyone by jumping 40 feet into a basin of water. Walking home from the circus | passed Nancy Mosca’s Pizza Palace where Phil Sul- livan was making a pizza in the window. A few blocks further on Dave Helberg and Richie Sleeper were pasting up a billboard advertising the opening of Bernie Green’s new race track. CLASS PROPHECY During the night there was a huge fire down the street. We all rushed out just in time to see Chief Frank De Maio giving orders to his men: Sam Gallo, Geoffrey Resnick, Brian Riley, Joe Vitale, Peter Brown, and Rudy Carbone. There was friction because reporters: Gale Fox, Kathy Morris, Nancy Pincus, and Victor Lavoshko kept getting in the way of the firemen. Finally police- men Roy Eisnor and Bobby Fitzgerald shooed us away. The next day | visited Jeanette Doyle's fashion salon. She was having a consultation with her three head designers Barbara James, Maureen Blaho, and Kathy Barker. Her fall selection was being modeled by Frani Walsh, Evelyn Travers, Linda lamonte, Nina Kalosha, and Sandra Theodore. Stopping at Brigham’s afterwards, we were served by Richard Cooper. At the next table we saw a group of nurses on their break: Janis Lehane, Faye Cassassa, Janet King, Sandra Cabral, and Linda Hanner talking with physical therapist Billy Hazelwood. Dixie Gravel walked in to buy a lollipop from Janice McCarthy. Standing around waiting for booths were bank tellers Linda Williams, Loretta Guinta, and Cindy Hazlitt. Bonnie McCleod and Mary Ann Donofrio were waiting on tables and bringing in dishes for Salvatore Della Cioppa to wash. After two weeks of this gay life | decided to return to my post in Antarctica. | went to the travel bureau where Myrna Norris helped me get a ticket home. | was surprised to find that Phylis Thorn had won a trip to Hawaii in a tiddly winks contest. On the day of my departure | arrived at the airport early and met the pilot, Richie McKin- non, and the co-pilot, Tommy Scott. The stewardesses, Donna Scalcione, Ruth Frisch, and Wanda Kajunski made all the passengers com- fortable. Ten hours later | arrived home and settled down to my work again. Andrea Romagna Jeanette Doyle Suzanne Jackson LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1965, believing to be of relatively sound mind and body, do hereby proclaim the following to be our last Will and Testament. In the manner following, we leave to: all the English teachers: 3 hour editions of ‘’The Quill” Miss Davey: a double period of English Miss Sullivan (English): Edgon Heath Miss Hogan: Lady Macbeth Mr. Budryk: a pencil sharpener in his own room Mr. Doran: a portrait of ‘“Mother’’ Mr. Burns: the Latin edition of Winnie the Pooh Mr. Landrigan: Latin IV Mrs. Johnsen: magazines Mr. Sateriale: a new joke for his geometry classes besides ‘’a polygon is a dead parrott”’ Miss Murray: non-Euclid Mr. Toomey: the school spirit of 529 graduates Mr. Romeo: 4 aces Mr. McKenna: the check result Miss Schuler: an endoplasmic reticulum Miss McCabe: Athalie, with our sincere best wishes Miss Lynch: a lie detector Mr. Frisoli: the facilities for recording Christmas carols Mr. Leonard: a dent remover Miss Harrington: a new dictaphone the football team: a victory Mr. Noble: a football team Mr. Lyons: 8 varsity lettermen the Forum: Deadline Seniors of next year: our English classes with the novels, themes, and compulsory eighth periods Juniors of next year: The cafeteria Sophomores of next year: the pleasant feeling that they are no longer lowly freshmen the cafeteria: edibles Mr. McKee: a litter basket and Band-Aid Miss Dunphy: a watch that times 6U words a minute only Mr. Higgins: a solid gold recording of ‘’Now look, people’’ Mrs. Glass: the Map Mrs. Ritterbush: a burglar alarm and a strong box for pen points the school: Mr. Sheehan’‘s helicopter, camera, and bubble gum machine Mr. Sheehan: a trunk to hold all the ‘’No Loitering’’ signs all the previous classes have given him. Signed, published, and declared by Frances E. Walsh Phylis Ann Thorn Thomas Scott James Sargent Jacqueline Braithwaite as our last Will and Testament. Executors are to serve without bond. Ps BAND First row, left to right: J. Vitale, R. Carbone, D. Adams, R. Brooks, P. Brown, H. Costa, R. Stevenson, S. Lawrence, V. Whalen, P. Bulcamino, P. Milton, D. Ellis, J. Con- B. Greene, J. Moses, V. Levoshko, W. Nelson, J. Spencer. nelly, R. Frisch, M. Delaney. Second row, left to right: SENIOR RECEPTION COMMITTEE First row, left to right: Billye Pearson, Chairlady, Cleo Stavropoulos. Second row, left to right: Jennifer Clark, Donald Graves, Mary Redmond. 7 ‘ a, ff Seis asia ones ee ART CLUB First row, left to right: K. Lehane, G. Fox, B. Palmacci, E. Sears, L. Adams, R. Nunes, R. Frisch, D. King. Third R. Carbone, President, R. dos Santos, E. Holmes, J. Mac- row, left to right: L. Abbett, Vice President, R. Cabral, lver. Second row, left to right: M. Wegman, P. Maguire, E. Faye, K. Hughes, D. Graves. ORCHESTRA First row, left to right: H. Smith, G. Fox, P. Milton, P. Richardson, H. Costa, J. Vitale, H. Mano, E. Wolf, R. Brown, President, D. Adams, R. Lee, J. Moses, D. Ellis, Stevenson, S. Lawrence, J. Smith, B. Robinson, P. Paris, R. Carbone, Vice President. Second row, left to right: B. J. Maclver, H. Gratavich. CHESS CLUB First Row, left to right: J. Doyle, G. Fox, P. Fernandes, right: E. Mederios, J. Mumma, J. Cassia, J. Momarty, R. Captain, F. Walsh, D. Egidio, M. Frey, W. Caragianes, Messier, D. Maclver, D. Scalcione, C. Askins, F. Mederos, T. Karon, S. Ritterbush, P. Crumlin. Second Row, left to D. Costello. JUNIOR RED CROSS First Row, left to right: C. Babalas, L. Giunta, H. Hewitt, Frisoli, L. Waterman, D. Phillips, M. Mastromattea, J. J. Woveris, K. Leary, Vice-President, M. Redmond, Presi- Skinner, V. Scaglione, J. Ward, J. Brown. Third Row, left dent, D. Chandler, B. Rochotka, C. Selman, V. Whalen. to right: S. Della Cioppa, W. Ciccolo, E. Coulouras, B. Riley, D. Kendall, S. Lawrence, W. Mahoney, P. Brown, Second Row, left to right: M. Gorman, M. Doherty, J. Rogers, G. Travers, S. Foster, K. Graham, K. McHugh, P. P. Lohnes, J. Vitale, F. Shepard, D. Adams. G.A.A. OFFICERS First row, left to right: Cheryl Clarke, Secretary, Cheryl Munroe, President, Jean Sears, Vice President. Second row, left to right: P. Siemen, Louise Pakstis, Maureen Howley. FUTURE NURSES CLUB First row, left to right: H. Hewitt, L. Kenney, P. Frisoli, P. Hunter, C. Selman, President, F. Casassa, L. Car- darelli, K. Marks, J. O'Connor, J. Merritt. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Kirst, Sponsor, A. McDonald, J. Crouse, ieee jannere Gc.) Merrick, J. Lehane, P. Crumlin, D. De- Angelo, A. DiPietrantonio, L. Rudolph, B. Richardson. Third row, left to right: V. Whalen, D. Gibbons, P. Murphy, R. Nunes, G. Hughes, B. Pearson, D. MackKillop, E. Kipridis, M. Murray, J. Jasinski. FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right: G. Fox, J. Wheeler, L. Kendall, B. Bourne, P. Long, J. Marquedaunt, J. Woveris. Third row, Rochatka, N. Mosca, S. Burns, C. Quinn, K. O’Leary, L. left to right: R. Williamson, P. Thorn, R. Wurmfeld, L. Toppi, L. Bonacci. Second row, left to right: T. Neale, J. Palestis, B. Richardson, J. O’Connor, K. McCarthy, M. McGrath, P. Eiclemeier, G. Rodriques, B. Robinson, H. Delaney, A. Cruz, J. Vitale, L. Ltranclberg, |. Leonaldson. Gratavich, V. Whalen, C. Taverna, £E. Wurmfeld, G. ; GERMAN CLUB First row, left to right: |. Crumlin, E. Lindstrom, D. Mac- sor, H. Costa, B. Lee, S. Clark, W. Buchanan, E. Wurm- lver, B. Breedy, F. Walsh, President, J. Maclver, V. Chang, feld, P. Fernandes, A. Mano, S. Dotson. R. Wurmfeld. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Pizer, Spon- ITALIAN CLUB First row, left to right: A. Della Cioppa, R. Marra, B. left to right: B. Canario, M. Dente, J. Mancuso, P. Frassa, MacLeod, M. Cedrone, S. Theodor, Miss Supple, S. Della J. Vellucci, A. Scalese, J. Doyle, J. Aceto, J. Valerio, R. Cioppa, M. Redmond, C. Buccella, R. Messier. Second row, Geraneo, T. De Stefaus. SPANISH CLUB First row, left to right: M. Gorman, C. Derrick, H. Hewitt, to right: Miss Smith, Sponsor, C. Phillips, L. Hanner, J. D. MacKillop, V, Peterson, R. Stevenson, President, P. Lynn, C. Polychrones, R. Walsh, D. Kendall, F. Mederos, Thorn, T. Thorn, P. Murphy, M. Cassia. Second row, left V. Wahlen, D. Hogan, E. Polimeni, M. Howley. Ra ON | inti ER” SOS. Rien eanetes nec DS RCE Ce eae ae : an “ini ie a ee | MBRIDGE | HIGH | AND -ATIN SCHOOL | JASSACHUSETTSIE ee ee | KEY CLUB First row, left to right: H. Mano, J. Evangelista, J. Rien- Third row, left to right: S. Della Cioppa, D. Boyajian, A. deau, B. Lee, D. Egidio, President, R. Selines, T. Remeitra. Binnos, J. Stevenson, M. Hernandez, V. Allenberg, N. Second row, left to right: R. Frassa, P. Barry, R. Quick, Spiller. R. Simon, G. Koocher, J. Mumma, —. Wolf, J. Sargent. STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: Lester Lee, Frances Walsh, Vice Patricia Murphy, Kenneth McManus, Charles Barger, President, Scott Burns, President, Paul Lohnes, Joyce Richard McKinnon, Mr. Toomey, Sponsor. Rhoades, Raymond Emerson. Second row, left to right: K.B. (Seniors) First row, left to right: F. Walsh, J. Wheeler, J. Maclver, D. Scalcione, President, M. Donofrio, Vice President, P. Thorn, D. Gravel, R. Frisch, N. Mosca, A. Chinappi. Second row, left to right: D. Fitzgerald, P. Bulcamino, C. Johnson, G. Fox, B. Richardson, G. Hughes, J. Doyle, A. Romagna, J. Pepler, M. Wolfe, K. Popovics, C. Benson, H. Smith, Miss Beaver, sponsor. Third row, left to right: C. Correia, R. Stevenson, C. Ficaro, A. Quinn, D. Follett, L. Enos, K. Barker, M. Challis, S. Jackson, R. Bossolo, P. Milton, L. Waterman. Fourth row, left to right: H. Grato- vich, K. Griffith, C. French, S. LaBossiere, M. Chester, L. Carey, J. Rhoades, J. Kavolis, A. Bradley, M. Cavallaro, L. Williams. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT First row, left to right: P. Bispham, K. Griffith, C. Single- ton, L. Waithe, J. Merritt, J. Braithwaite, B. Pearson, B. Robinson, J. Philpott, J. Ward. Second row, left to right: J. Lehane, H. Larson, T. Bennett, K. Popovics, M. Gorman, K. Gallagher, H. Hewitt, B. Robinson, G. Hughes, J. Brown, L. Waterman. Third row, left to right: L. Giunta, J. Skinner, M. Mastromatteo, P. Shaughnessy, P. Tolstuk, R. Marra, K. Purvis, L. Colella, E. Reilly, P. Long. Fourth row, left to right: B. Rochatko, V. Scaglione, R. Fowler, C. Rose, T. Fahy, E. Coulouras, K. Morin, F. Shepard, K. McHugh. DRAMATIC CLUB First row, left to right: D. Coady, J. McCarthy, D. Paul, P. Paris, R. Thompson, P. Lohnes, B. Flynn, G. Fox, J. Orenstein, M. Moss. Second row, left to right: J. Smyth, K. Damaskos, A. Fleming, S. Parkhurst, R. Wurmfeld, P. Thorn, S. Gelowtsky, E. Maher, G. Reddick, E. Wurm- feld, R. Lettvin, C. Tronerud. Third row, left to right: C. de Carvalho, M. Delaney, H. Sullivan, D. Young, D. Fleming, W. Ciccolo, H. Dick, M. Bolger, J. Santoro. DRAMATIC CLUB First row, left to right: R. Stevenson, L. Giunta, S. Belk- nap, Vice President, S. Finn, President, B. MacLeod, C. Snell, L. Cameron, T. Tierney, D. Maclver, D. Lettvin. Second row left to right: B. Rochotko, K. Slire, P. Crum- lin, K. Landry, A. Lawrence, M. Rubin, H. Gratovich, A. Chinappi, S. Halligan, J. Ackermann, R. Lew, C. Ficaro, A. Redmond, K. Carabitses, D. Ellis. Third row, left to right: B. Carver, D. Hogan, F. Barrila, J. Maclver, M. Morissette, J. Hornsby, H. Hewitt, L. Bloomsteen, A. Ro- magna, C. Kashnor, M. Challis, W. Breedy G. Sullivan. GIRLS CHOIR (Seniors) First row, left to right: |. Donaldson, B. MacLeod, M. Third row, left to right: L. Anderson, D. Shea, L. Arbeene, Mastramatter, D. Phillips, H. Hewitt, P. Bispham, C. S. Thibault, L. Colella, A. Miller, L. Hanner, G. Huhges, Semper, K. Griffith, B. Pearson, K. Graham. Second row, J. Lehane, V. LaPusata, S. Blum, D. Fitzgerald, F. Casassa. left to right: N. Gray, J. Kavolis, L. Waterman, B. Rich- Fourth row, left to right: C. Polychrones, B. Lawrence, K. ardson, J. Philpott, J. Ward, J. Brown, M. Farrow, L. Purvis, L. Qualls, B. Breedy, D. Gilbert, D. Chandler, Waithe, J. Braithwaite, J. Merritt, E. Nichols, P. Morin. E. Hynes, M. Camenker, C. Selman, C. Hazlett. RING COMMITTEE First row, left to right: C. French, G. Lancaster, J. Phil- Stevenson, J. Sargent, L. Waterman, J. Burns, D. Phillips, pott, B. Hynes, President, S. Mitchell, E. Brown, P. J. Brown. Thorn. Second row, left to right: E. Vieria, G. Cruise, R. SCIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: Bob Lee, Rita Messier, Janet right: Mr. J. G. McKenna, advisor, Robert Simon, John Maclver, Paul Fernandes, Vice President, Martin Frey, Moriarty, Donald Maclver, Joseph Salvia, Hiroyuki Mano. President, Hilda Hewitt, Dino Egidio. Second row, left to THESPIAN SOCIETY First row, left to right: Anne Fleming, Janet Maclver, Bon- left to right: Carlos de Carvalho, Jeffrey Smyth, Cheryle nie MacLeod, Michael Bolger, President; Steven Belknap, Snell, Elizabeth Wurmfeld, Tierney, Ruth Wurmfeld, Linda Bernard Flynn, Paul Lohnes, Stephen Finn. Second row, Cameron. FORUM STAFF First row, left to right: Donna Ellis, Marlene Rubin, Gale Buckles, Carol Maron, Janet Maclver, Russell Enos, Don- Fox, Diane Ellis, Managing Editor, Hilda Hewitt, Cecelia ald Maclver, Michael Plummer, Stephen Finn. Ficaro, Frances Walsh.Second row, left to right: William MENTAL HEALTH CAREERS CLUB First row, left to right: R. Messier, J. Maclver, L. Kenny, Killop, E. Kyridis. Third row, left to right: M. Cavallaro, A. Bradley, C. Semper, J. Braithwaite, G. Travers, W. P. Murphy, H. Hewitt, P. Crumlin, H. Gratovich, A. Chinappi, P. Long, F. Kelley. Second row, left to right: Murray, B. Nonis, L. McGurk, B. A. Quinn, J. Ward, J. Brown, J. Delaney, P. Frisoli, P. Gigante, J. Consolazio, L. Waithe, D. Phillips, D. Mac- Buckley, President; M. Richardson. incantation senate act tet OO PROJECTION CLUB First row, left to right: Michael Tomasik, Mr. Haley, Sponsor; Richard Barry. Second row, left to right: John O'Connor, Raymond Emerson, John Walsh, Ronald Quick, Bruce Willcox. LIBRARY STAFF First row, left to right: F. Morinez, P. Crumlin, J. Roberts, C. Moss, P. Thorn, R. Niles, R. Messier, R. Irvine. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor; R. Adams, G. Goyette, S. Danielson, B: Lawrence, M. Miller, N. Harrington, D. Shipper. VARSITY CLUB First row, left to right: Bernard Flynn, Charles Rose, Francis O'Brian, Davis Helberg, William Fulgunite, David Kendall, Richard Cabral, Thomas Scott, Brian Riley, Stanley Maynard. Second row, left to right: Joseph Flah- erty, Harold Werlin, Michael Harrison, Fredrick O’Leary, Charles Barger, Thomas Riley, Skip McCarthy, Robert Colannino, President George Lannon, Robert Brooks, 128 Michael Plummer, John Cronin, Richard McKinnon, William Peterson, William Robichaud. Third row, left to right: William Burke, Edward Donahue, Stephen Sugrue, William Mahoney, Richard Sleeper, Daniel Doyle, Kenneth Hughes, Stephen Lawrence, Gary Joseph, Dan McNamara, Michael Stansbury, Thomas Murphy, Philip Sullivan. CHEERLEADERS = Cs Co oOo po wo one bee 1) wn yu S) fo, Fe re) g2 Shak ae aA LONG oO Ox =| = =e Jo Sheila Waithus, Ginger Davis, Cheryle Clarke Annette Benoit Marjorie Duarte, right: Polimeni, Left to Sears. 129 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL —By Cecelia Selman This year’s basketball team kept the spirit of playing right up to the climatic end of the season. Although handicapped by a lack of seniors, the team scored many victories. Among the schools played were Belmont High, Newton South, Watertown, Waltham, Arlington, and Lynn. We on the Girls’ basketball team wish to thank Miss George and Miss Hyde, our coaches, for their time and energy spent teaching us good sportsmanship. 130 J4§ VARSITY First row, left to right: Joanne Deloise, Lorraine Kenny, Charlotte Monez, Cecelia Selman, Judith Marchurs, Debbie Charlenne Reise, Barbara Waterman, Eleanor Polimini, Harus. Pamela Gnerre. Second row,left to right: Laura Colella, TEAM First row, left to right: Wanda Drevitson, Marilyn Santocki, McGurk, Jayne Riley, Patricia Murphy, Marianne Money- Patricia Sheehan, Laura Colella, Patty Lynch, Pam Hard- penny, Karen O’Leary, Janet Jasinski, Jacquelyn Palmer, ing, Louise Pakstis. Second row, left to right: Linda Eumorifilli Kifridis. TENNIS TEAM First row, left to right: Julio Evangelista, John Murray, Stanley Maynard. Second row, left to right: Joseph Walsh, Mr. Cohen, Coach, Salvatore Della Cioppa. Under the coaching of Mr. Cohen our tennis team has been doing very well. Although we did not finish first last year, we had an excellent record. This year the team is very confident of a successful season. We are scheduled to play ten games against Arlington, Winthrop, Malden, Rindge, which has not beaten us for a long time, and Waltham, a newcomer. —Salvatore Della Cioppa 132 GOLF TEAM First row, left to right: Charles Rose, Dan McNamara, Mr. Landrigan, Coach, Skip McCarthy, Gary Joseph. Second row, left to right: James Sargent, Charles Kelly, William Corcoran, Richard Brennan. The golf team had a successful season last year with a record of five wins and five losses. The team, however, is expected to do better this year with the return of five lettermen—Dick Bren- nan, Bill Corcoran, Gary Joseph, Skip McCarthy, and Dan Mc- Namara. The team wishes to thank Mr. Landrigan for his fine coaching over the years. —Dan McNamara 133 SWIMMING TEAM First row, left to right: B. Walsh, Glenn Houcher, Timothy Third row, left to right: John Havranek, Richard Con- Fahey, Carl Atkins, Theodore Tu, Kevin Carmen. Second nors, Paul White, Arthur Panos. Fourth row, left to right: row, left to right: John Green, Miles Stevens, Steven Thomas Zukauskas, Harold Werlin, Co-captain, Robert Young, Ronald Walsh, Bruce Priestly, Joseph Griffin. Brooks, Co-captain, Mr. Kenny, Coach. This year the swimming team enjoyed one of its better years. Led by Co-captains Robert Brooks and Harold Werlin, the team qualified for the state meet at the University of Massachusetts. At the state meet Tom Zukuskas missed the finals by one-tenth of a second, while the freestyle relay qualified for the finals. Next year’s team, which will almost entirely be made up of seniors, have high hopes of winning the state meet. —Bob Brooks 134 ‘oy 7. ’ ? ese = = - ’ 1 OP ° if ni ‘ i . A ae Sven, A aa ae Ce |. : x TULUL fF CROSS COUNTRY TEAM —By David Kendall This spirited team had a challenging season with a lot of bad breaks. Despite these handicaps they finished fifth in one of the strongest leagues in the state. The Senior members of the team are: Captain, Edward Headley, George Lannon, David Kendall, Roy Eisnor, Richard Sleeper, Richard Hayes, and Steve Lawrence. These Seniors wish to thank sincerely Coach Joe McDavitt for his assistance and patience, and also to wish next year’s team the suc- cess which they seem destined to attain. Pp? - van ia A e tla «DMO se | ¢ , ke ¥ tf ‘’ | waBRID( TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: Andrew James, Steve Darcy, Lannon, Ken Hughes, Dave Kendall, Ed Headley, Zap- Charles Le Cesse, Peter Popovics, Ned Waring, Leo krula Haneef. Third row, left to right: Mr. Joseph Mc- Richardson, Bill Spencer, Clayton Ward, Bob Maguire. Davitt, Coach, John McKillop, Patrick McAleary, Thomas Second row, left to right: Billy Peterson, Manager, Gary Robillard, John O’Brien, Lester Lee, Paul LaValle, Sam Adamowicz, Mike Plummer, Steve Lawrence, George Merchant. With the loss of some of Cambridge High and Latin’s greatest track stars, the Cantabs were expected to win one or two meets at the most this past indoor track season. But surprisingly enough the Cantabs finished the season in a three-way tie for third in the Metropolitan Track League. The indoor tratk team consisted of only a handful of seniors; namely, Ken Hughs, George Lannon, Dave Kendall, Steve Lawrence, Ed Headly, Mike Plummer, and Bill Hazelwood. Their fine efforts and performance, along with that of the underclassmen, accounted for the Cantab’s success. Next year’s track outlook is optimistic for Cambridge Latin will have a team capable of carrying on Latin’s winning tradition. 137 BASEBALL The 1964 Baseball Team, although lacking experience, gained five victories. Of the starting nine players five were Juniors. Among them were this season’s Captain-elect Paul Riley, Roy Eisnor, Bill Fulginite, Richie Cabral, and John Ciccolo. Last year Captain Joe Elciwitz encountered a leg injury in the early part of the season and was sidelined. Other important senior players on last year’s team were Jim Remeika, John Pakstis, Tim Murphy, Francis Kelly, Ed Pulaski, and Warren McMurrow. With seven lettermen from last year’s team return- ing, we have great hopes for the ‘65 season. John. Giccolo 138 FOOTBALL The team’s 1964 record of two wins and seven losses, is in no way indicative of the brand of football played by the Cantabs during the 1964 season. The team always held its own; and it was never counted out of any ball game. The coaching staff, headed by John Noble, who is ably assisted by Richard Fusco, Peter Budryk, and James Coady, provided the boys with a lot more than a knowledge of foot- ball fundamentals. They played tough football, to be sure, but they also played with the fairness and dignity one would ex- pect to find amongst true athletes. Co-captained by Rich McKinnon ana Steve Edmonds, the team had its share of stars. Richie Cabral did a tremendous job at quarterback. Along with our explosive end Jay Gurry, he formed the nucleus of the Cambridge attack. The formida- ble forward wall was anchored by Steve Edmonds. Flanking the big center and providing the team with a wealth of ag- gressive line play were Richie Campbell and Bob Colannino. Campbell, by the way, and Charlie Barger have been elected as co-captain of the 1965 squad. Two victories, one of them over inter city rival St. Marys, highlighted a season which was climaxed by a heartbreaking loss to Rindge. However, each player walked off the field on Thanksgiving day with an irreplaceable feeling of self-respect; a feeling which God grants only to those who have given their all. —Richard McKinnon 139 FOOTBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Charles Barger, Brian Reilly, Gerald Gurry, Fred O'Leary, Robert Brooks, Richard Cabral, Steve Edmonds, Richard McKinnon, Samual Merchant, Robert Colaninno, Clyde McCarthy, James Spencer, Michael Harrison. Second row, left to right: Richard Fusco, Coach, Eugene Bonace, Donald Leyier, Joseph Robillee, Mobarik Haneef, Thomas Remiekh, Thomas Scott, William Ma- honey, Thomas Riley, Phillip O’Donnell, Richard Camp- bell, Peter Stapleton, James Sugrue, William Robichard, Stanley Herlcett, Zapharella Haneef. Third row, left to right: Pierre Marchando, Marlin Gerschweidner, Alfred Fantlni, Miguel Hernandez, William McLaughlin, Wayne Conto, John Murray, Joseph Carrico, Bill Harvey, Paul Rounes, Michael Venterini, Thomas Zulcauskis, Edward Kendall, Gregory Dottin, Russell Pierce, Richard Ellis, Donald Harrison, Steven Segrue, Coach John Noble. Left to right: Co-captains Richie McKinnon and Steve Edmonds. 141 142 ¢. | XBRIg ys , re | e WER F 1° 44 BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Joe Metiviel, Sam Gallo, Dan Pontdextel, Mike Buckley, Bill Fulginite, Dave Helberg, Doyle, Phil Sullivan, Bill Mahoney, Jack Niven, Baxter Richard Sleeper, Roy Eisnor, Bob Daley, Mr. Paul Lyons, Kelley, Mike Harrison. Second row, left to right: Dana Coach. 1964-65 was the most successful basketball season our team has en- joyed since 1958. Missing the Tech Tourney by only one game, we climaxed a dramatic season by easily defeating Rindge. Richie Sleeper, voted to the Suburban League All-Star Team, led all scorers with a 19 point per game average. Co-captain Phil Sullivan won the foul shooting trophy with a .747 percentage. Other starters were Dave Helberg, the teams leading rebounder, playmaker Roy Eisnor, and defensive specialist John Niven. The deciding game for the Tech Tourney took place at Brookline. The Cantabs lost a heartbreaker 62-61 on two foul shots with no time remain- ing on the clock. In any case, our team played an exciting style of basket- ball and was respected by every team in the Suburban League. —John Ciccolo 143 Kae s pga ao (erp ty ween, “ % 0¢ i 4 7 HOCKEY TEAM First row, left to right: Billy Burke, Steve O’Connor, Johnny Cronin, Tom Murphy, Pierre Marchand, Joe St. Tommy Remeika, Frank O'Brian, Ed Donahue, Skip Mc- George, Mike Stansbury, Ed Reed, Jay Walsh, Steve Carthy, Peter Marfeoni, Kevin McPhelim, Joe Riendeau. Sugrue, Mr. Fitzgerald, Coach. Second row, left to right: Billy Gibbons, Bobby Chisholm, Although injuries hampered the team throughout the season, an all out team effort gained two decisive victories over arch-rival Rindge Tech, 5-2 and 6-3. Behind the final record of 3-9-2 lie three close defeats, each by one goal. Indeed, a fifth place finish in the strong G. B. |. league was not a bad exhibition for a team lacking experience and rostering only four seniors. The members of Latin’s ‘65 hockey team would like to thank coach Fitzgerald and trainer ‘‘Doc’’ Linsky for their help and guidance throughout the season. —Francis O’Brien 147 = = ans x 150 ii Gets jer ee r — e dceeee é TECHNOLOGY bury u The presentation of the proceeds of Camelot to the Kennedy Memorial Library. Left to right: Michael Bolger (Lancelot), Mr. John J. Sheehan (Headmaster), Linda Cameron (Guinevere), Robert P. Fitzgerald (cousin of the late president), and Carlos de Carvarlho (Arthur). 156 EPILOGUE It seems that the years have flown by. Senior year and grad- uation, so long awaited, have suddenly arrived. The many friendly faces, the patient thoughtful teachers, and the familiar walls of C. H. L. S. will soon be a part of the past, to be recalled wistfully and revered as happy, carefree days. We are un “le to see what the future holds for us. We do not know if we shail ever meet again, but we do know that we shall never forget each other. Each time we thumb through these pages in the years to come, our hearts will be refreshed with beloved memories. 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