Chelsea High School - Beacon Yearbook (Chelsea, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this library , •3tea£ BEACON 1967 CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL CHELSEA, MASSACHUSETTS OUR NEW ENGLAND HERITAGE FOREWORD One of the most precious traditions in our New England Heritage is the love of education. The Pilgrims barely landed on Plymouth Rock when they began to make plans to establish a school. One of the most famous universities in the world, Harvard, began to materialize almost immediately as a result of these plans. In Chelsea this New England tradition has been carefully fostered from the beginning to the present day. As early as 1655 Chelsea appropriated funds to provide free education for children of the settlement, being one of the earliest settlements to make such provisions. By 1749 the progressive leaders of the town had secured the services of a woman teacher to conduct a school to provide for secondary as well as elementary education and in 1851 Chelsea became one of the first to adopt a phonetic system of reading. A major step towards effective vocational education was taken in 1902 when commercial subjects were introduced at the Senior High School. At present our city is doing its best to provide modern facilities and equip¬ ment in all school departments to meet the needs of a progressive, democratic society. As we celebrate our own Commencement, we cannot help re¬ joicing also that our kindly mentor and Headmaster Mr. James J. Cotter has been blessed w T ith a sort of commencement of his own. After many years of devotion to his calling as teacher, principal of the Williams School, and Headmaster of the Chelsea High School, Mr. Cotter has withdrawn from these duties to en¬ joy a little well-earned leisure and pursue some interests of his own. Whatever these interests are, we know that they will be educational, humanitarian, and altruistic, for as the man is so are his works. And so, our own “sails unfurling”, we wish a new “gather¬ ing strength” especially to you, Mr. Cotter. Many thanks, and many wishes for your health and happiness. During his tenure as principal of Chelsea High, Mr. James C. Cotter earned the respect of both faculty and students for his untiring efforts to update the school. He acquired for us a great deal of new scientific equipment and a modern Language Lab. Mr. Cotter’s aims were to encourage self-directed disci¬ pline from the students and to provide progressive teachers who would prepare students for tomorrow’s world. We wish Mr. Cotter well in his retirement and many years of health and happiness. Upon the resignation of Mr. James J. Cotter, Mr. John F. Ridge was appointed Headmaster of the Chelsea High School. A de¬ voted educator, and a fine person besides, Mr. Ridge has won many friends and well-wishers. His promotion culminates a career in the school system that started 36 years ago as a teacher at the Williams Junior High School. Since then he has taught in the High School, has been Submaster of the Shurtleff School, and has performed many out¬ standing services in the school system as well as in the community at large. As we go to press Mr. Ridge is also acting Superintendent of schools. All who know him wish him the best of luck and success in the future. Headmaster Upper right: One of the nicest people you can meet is our senior clerk Miss Claire Forbes. It’s almost a pleasure to get a detention-card from her. Center: Mr. Nathan T. Margolis, our Assistant Principal, manages the discipline and the assignments and is always ready to help out a student or a teacher. Upper left: Patient and industrious, our senior clerk Miss Genevieve Piantek, keeps cool and smiles as she works. Lower: Office Girls: First row, left to right: Vincenza Russo, Donna Regan, Diane Arsenault, Charlene Salie, Doreen Sutherland, Dorothy Cancellieri, Christine May, Marie Ells, Germaine Marcotte, Lee Arnold. Second row: Marilyn O’Callahan, Linda Pierce, Veronica Goc, Ann Breau, Carol Silva, Cecile Roselli, Rita Kowalski, Constance Maccarone. ' mm Upper: Director of Guidance, Mr. Eli Richman Lower: Guidance Staff: Left to right: Ann Breau, Helen Dod, Carol Muzarol, Dora Rosa, Dominica Oliveri, Marita Ostlund, Janice Re- zendes, Diane Leone, Cheryl Segel, JoAn Williams, Linda Kirchner. The Guidance Department has always been the place to which students have turned for help in their educational problems. Guidance Department head, Mr. Eli Richman and his able associates, Mr. Edward Brown, Miss Adele Revis, and Mr. Joseph Moran, are always ready to advise the students and to point out which curriculum would be most beneficial to them. The staff of the Guidance Department is thoroughly ac¬ quainted with the requirements of most colleges and can quick¬ ly and efficiently inform the students what college they are best suited for. In this manner, the Guidance Department helps students to reach their goals through education. Upper: Our Guidance Department maintains personal contact with every student. Lower: Mr. Edward Brown, Mr. Joseph Moran and Miss Adele Revis. One of the most cherished traditions of our New England heri¬ tage is the power and purity of the English language. In coloni¬ al times many families sent their sons to study in England, and settlements imported teachers from England to teach in their schools. To the present day schools and colleges in New England strive for excellence in English. At Chelsea High we take pride in our achievements in English and are constantly seeking new methods and teaching-aids to further these achievements. Left: Mr. Maurice Greenfield, head of the English Department at the Chelsea High School. “Anna, are you sure you need that comma there?” Center left: Miss Spann. “Now, now, honey chile!” Center right: Dr. Ross. “Seriously, now.” Lower right: Mrs. Melley. “And after you finish this book. . . .” Center: Mrs. Eleanor Alberghini. “a s d f ; 1 k j space.” Lower left: Mr. Robert Ware. “Now Lower right: Mr. Emanuel D’Ambrosio, Head of Commercial Dept. “Love that cafeteria food.” Upper: Miss Carol Shore. “Don’t touch the machines unless you know how to work them.” The C ommercial Department seeks to train young men and women in the skills they need to enter the business world. Many of the graduates who do not plan to go on to business school will depend on the skills they have acquired at Chelsea High to carry them successfully through the rigors of business and finance. The Commercial Department under Mr. Emanuel D’Ambrosio consists of three divisions. These divisions are the Steno¬ graphic Course, which teaches the basics of transcription; the Accounting Course, in which students learn to keep books accurately; and the Practical Business Course which trains students for all kinds of office work in general. 17 ) Many of the luxuries mankind enjoys today are the results of advancements in physics, chemistry, and biology. The-Science Department of Chelsea High keeps up with new techniques in the sciences. Under the able direction of Mr. Aaron Kipnes, our science teachers instruct us in the basic concepts of biology, chemis¬ try, and physics. The meter stick, the bunsen burner, and other tools of the laboratory have become familiar to those who have studied the sciences at Chelsea High. In order to cope with the modern world, every human being must be aware of his environment. The Science Department of Chelsea High seeks to train its students with that object in view. Opposite left: Mr. Aaron Kipnes, head of the Science Department. “Don’t faint now, faint later.’’ Opposite center: Mr. Roman Pucko. “A one, an a two, an a. . . .” Opposite right: Mr. David Pearlmutter. “Please, don’t cut my tie.’’ Upper right: Mr. Lawrence Baker. “What does Nacl mean?’’ bower right: Mr. Barry Balan. “Gentlemen, meet your ancestors.’’ Upper left: Mr. Ralph Filippone. “I teach for the thrill, not the money. Lower left: Mr. Edward Sahagian. “What seems to be the problem?” Right: Mrs. Alice Sandberg, head of the Department of Mathematics. “Do we understand each other?” Upper left: Mrs. Rebecca Mack. “All right now, let ' s see what the problem is.’’ Lower left: Mrs. Etta Kaplan. “Now we each have a piece of pi. Right: Mr. Francis Garvey. “Forget about modern math, and do it the old way. Under the direction of Mrs. Alice B. Sandberg, our Math De- partment now offers modern courses which prepare the student for the practical world. Believing that the student must learn how to think independently, the math teachers emphasize the use of reference books as aids to the understanding of a prob¬ lem. The honorary math society, GAT, founded by Mrs. Sand¬ berg in 1951, the math league, and the actuary exams have proven conducive to the study of mathematics. The students who will enter the professions in which mathematics plays a large role are indebted to Mrs. Sandberg, Mr. Fillipone, Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Kaplan, Mr. Sahagian, and Mr. Sarvi. Left: Mr. Myer Gootkin, head of the Language Department. “One more step and I’ll push the button.’’ Right: Mrs. Frances Montesano. “Yes, they’re real pearls.” Under the direction of Mr. Meyer Gootkin and our able language teachers, the language department of Chelsea High has be- come one of the most progressive in this area. The new lan¬ guage lab is equipped with the most modern facilities: four tape recorders, individual lab booths with microphones, and an extensive supply of tapes in Latin, French, German, and Span¬ ish. The lab, however, is not the only new addition to the department. We also have two new language teachers: “unser neuer Lehrer, “Mr. Norman Finklestein; and Miss Kathleen Hyland, our new Latin teacher. Together with our veteran teachers, they have gained the respect and admiration of our students. Left: Miss Kathleen Hyland. “Amo, Amas, Amat!’’ Upper right: Miss Rosalind Brandt. “How do you say in Spanish, I’m brushing up on my German’? ' Lower right: Mr. Norman Finklestein. “Welcome, Herr Finklestein!” 25 Upper left: Mr. Gilbert Cherry. F phis is literally unbelievable !” Right: Mr. Max Leader, head of the §ocial Science Department. “That is extremely sig-nif-i-cant.’’ Lower left: Mr. §heldon Greenglass. “That’s my name, not the color of my glasses.’’ v 332 ■ Upper right: Mr. James Barooshian. “The ancient and the modern.” Center left: Mr. Bernard Berenson. “Let’s see how fast you can run the mile.’ Lower right: Mr. William Quinn. “We caught him smiling.” In order to understand the present we must gain knowledge of the past. We must become acquainted with the changing world around us. We must learn the laws which help us to live with each other in peace and harmony. Helping us to reach our goals are the teachers of the Social Science Department under the chairmanship of Mr. Max Leader. Instructing us in U. S. History, World History, Economics, Con¬ sumer Education, Business Law, Problems of Democracy, Civics and Sociology, our teachers develop our minds and pre¬ pare us to go on with our rich New England Heritage by con¬ tinuing our education in college or in the world of affairs. Upper left: Mr. Irving Schwartz. “It melts in your mouth, not in your hands.” 27 Upper left: Mr. Gerald Afrow. “That flag was made by Betsy Ross. Right: Mr. Joseph Sullivan. “Mr. Sullivan, I know a good example of a dictator.” Center: Mr. Paul Eckman. “Smile, you’re on candid camera.” Lower left: Mr. John Welch. “Don’t think you can practice law after you leave this classroom.” S dthing new at Chelsea High this year is a program called Distributive Education. This is a cooperative learning program in which the students study until noon, and spend the after¬ noon at part-time jobs. Under the able leadership of Mr. Chris Belisis, these boys and girls study English, Social Studies, and business subjects such as salesmanship, merchandising, Retailing, Advertising, and Commercial arithmetic. After school hours each student reports to an assigned training station where he works under a store supervisor and the periodic ob¬ servation of Mr. Belisis. This program is a wonderful opportunity for students to obtain the skills needed in the business world while they are still in school. ? r Mrs. Marie Kennedy, our school librarian, has proudly informed us that recently we have received a $10,000 federal education¬ al grant for the High School Library. This will help us to an estimated four thousand new volumes, including every field of interest from encyclopedias to hobby books. In addition, an up- to-date professional section and the latest self-help reading facilities will be available to the students. However, the Library at Chelsea High means more to each student than just a place to get books. Many of our clubs meet th ere, and it is always a wonderful place to browse in. Upper: Mrs. Marie Kennedy, our capable Librarian. Lower: Mrs. Kennedy with her assistants: Left to right: Barbara Leggiardro, Sarah Greeley, Jane Savosik, Charlotte Gray, Carol Bright. Whether at home or in business the modern girl looks forward to the time when she will be a wife and a mother. So come on, girls, learn to cook and to sew! At Chelsea High you have an excellent chance with Miss Irene Boyle and Miss Melba Wright, respectively. This, in time, will provide a great deal of happi¬ ness not only to yourselves but also to your families and to society in general. Upper: Miss Irene Boyle. “Cut the apple, not your finger.” Lower: “I chased that leopard four miles before I caught it.” Left: Mrs. Lorraine Ruby. “That ' s very good, Miss DaVinci. ' Right: “This will be tomorrow ' s hot lunch. ' ' The aim of the Art Department is to encourage creative activity and abilities relating to the art field. The work done by be¬ ginning art students encompasses units in color, form, line and design, and introduces the Art student to the techniques of watercolor, oil painting, block printing, and ceramics. The ad¬ vanced art students are required to increase their knowledge and their technical proficiency in various media. The advanced art course includes, among other units, commercial design, drawing and printing, sculpture, and visual design. Left; Mr. Alvin Toltz, Director of Music. “Did you ever see a flying saucer?” Right: Mr. Guido Ottavi. “Where’s the candelabra?” I A day never goes by during which we do not hear some kind of music, whether it be professional singers, instrumentalists, or simply people humming to themselves. It is not usually easy to discern which music is of good quality and which is not. To help the students at Chelsea High appreciate good music and to enjoy performing on a musical instrument, Chelsea High has two able music instructors. Mr. Alvin Toltz, a connoisseur in vocal art, directs our vocal music; while Mr. Guido Ottavi, an expert instrumentalist, organizes and trains our fine Chelsea band. Upper left: Mr. Savino Morelli. “I will now split the board with my bare hand,,” Lower left: Mr. Arthur Hagan. “Okay, it ' s ready for the Batmobile.’ Right: Mr. Barnett Freedman. “I once got my tie caught.” The Industrial Arts Department of Chelsea High helps to give our young men a solid background in woodworking, printing and auto-mechanics. Mr. Savino Morelli gives his students a broad foundation in carpentry. Mr. Arthur Hagan’s class provides the automotive-enthusiast with an opportunity to develop his abili¬ ties. Mr. Barnett Freedman instructs the students in the art of correct printing techniques. Upper: Mr. Henry McCarthy. “You’ve got my finger caught in the book!’ Lower: Mr. Edward Connolly. “What! No gas!!! ’ In an age when the automobile has become a virtual necessity, it is vitally important for a potential driver to learn immediate¬ ly the fundamental rules and regulations that are prerequisites of safe driving. Such indoor training is conducted by Mr. Henry McCarthy. Of no less importance are the outdoor driving classes, taught by Mr. Edward Connolly. This training gives the stu¬ dents a thorough background in the basics of driving by pro¬ viding them with experience for which there is no substitute in handling a car, and in continually exercising courtesy, care, and good judgment. Opposite upper left: “I don’t care what it is, I want it anyway.” Opposite upper right: ‘‘The ball just stopped in mid-air.” Opposite Lower: ‘‘Who put glue in the deodorant?” Upper: ‘‘Kill it, boys!” Lower: Mr. Henry McCarthy: “How do you like our new swimming pool?” Mr. Henry McCarthy’s physical education classes of boys promote the physical and mental health of our students by providing games and other sports activities which will help them become physically fit, mentally alert, and socially sound. In Miss Reba Painter’s physical education classes, the girls become thoroughly familiar with all aspects of competi¬ tive sports. The girls’ basketball and tennis teams and Miss Painter’s special program for weight reduction have all proven to be stimulating projects. Miss Painter is also the popular adviser to the Pep Club, the Cheering Squad, the Majorettes, and any Chelsea High School girl that may need her. i ' A ?; ' t : . - ’ % Upper: YEARBOOK ADVERTISING STAFF. Seated from left: B. Lawson, J. Savosik, A. Butter, Advertising Manager. Standing: P. Finklestein, A. Staffiery, S. Leventhal. Lower: YEARBOOK EXECUTIVE STAFF: Seated from left: T. Nasci- mento, P. Leader, A. Butter, M. Pereira, C. May, C. Segel. Standing: C. Lanzillo, P. Baizman, D. Silberstein, W. Baker, D. Lewis, L. Selbovitz, M. Newman, Mr. B. Balan, Yearbook Advisor. Opposite Upper: YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVES. Seated from left: A. Breau, G. Marcotte, J. Rezendes, C. Salie, L. Chafe, M. Ella, V. Lerner. Standing: D. Tiro, J. Carrillo, C. Batchelor, S. Feinberg, S. Palladino, D. Moore, L. Saggese, J. Fitzgerald. Opposite Center: YEARBOOK ART STAFF. Seated from left: J. Mon- dano, J. Feiner, C. Gordon. Standing: P. Butkovitz, M. Newman, P. Shelist, J. Fong. Opposite lower right: Yearbook Advisors, Mr. M. Greenfield and Mr. B. Balan. “The Beacon” is the product of many hours of hard but plea¬ sant work on the part of many students. Throughout the year the executive staff and the contributing editors have met regularly to discuss various problems in layout, photography, and body copy. The advertising staff deserves special thanks for their efforts to raise money in order to reduce the cost of the “Beacon” to the students. Also the typists and the artists are to be commended for their proficiency and devotion. This year’s “Beacon” will certainly give many enjoyable hours to the Chelsea High School Class of 1967 who will always want to recapture the excitement and the challenge of their senior year. Upper: His Honor for the day, Mayor David Lewis. Lower: Seated from left: Aldermen: Christine May, Cecile Roselli, Veronica Goc, Janice Rezendes. Standing: Thomas Brown, John Dunn, Leslie Selbovitz, Richard Smigielski. Absent from picture: Mark Newman. Opposite Upper: From left: School Committee: Ben Liberty, Marie Pereira, Don Robinson, Keith Rosenfield. Opposite Lower: Ready to take over. On March 8, 1967 the senior class participated in the twelfth annual Student Government Day sponsored by the Chelsea Lodge of Elks. After an enthusiastic rally and an election held under the supervision of Mr. Bernard Berenson and Mr. Max Leader, the seniors took over the city government for a day. They were warmly welcomed by the city officials whose offices they filled for the day, and enjoyed the excellent treat pro¬ vided by the Chelsea Elks. The biggest “kick” we get out of it, though, every year is to show the old folks how it should really be done. Good Government Day The purpose of the Honor Society is to encourage scholastic achievement, character, and leadership. The stringent qualifi¬ cations for admittance and the hard work necessary to maintain their membership, make Honor Society students value their status. Mr. Irving Schwartz, the Honor Society’s faculty ad¬ visor, is always alert to new ideas which stimulate enthusiasm in the group. Interesting and highly informative activities have marked the society’s history and will continue to make this organization one of the most active in the school. Seated from left: C. Lanzillo, Treasurer; D. Lewis, President; J. Golden, L. Selbovitz, Program Chairman; G. Marcotte, Vice-President; L. Horwood, Secretary. Standing: A. Butter, J. Savosik, V. Goc, G. Zamanski, A. Szczypek, Mr. I. Schwartz, Advisor; D. Rosa, A. Labbe, J. Tiberi, C. Kamens, R. Edelstein. Honor Society o Upper: RED CROSS OFFICERS. From left: R. Clark, Vice-President; E. Kane, Secretary; Mr. J. Sullivan, Advisor; S. Kane, President. Lower: JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES. Seated from left: J. Miller, P. Butkovitz, S. Leventhal, P. Finklestein, J. Mondano, I. Pennachio, J. Savosik, S. Smith, M. Ells. Standing: K. Tait, S. Christoforo, R. Farinella, G. Robinson, M. Janiak, D. Regan, R. Sagan, C. Fisher, R. Hamlin, J. Williams, C. Mazzarelli, D. Can- cellieri, L„ Juliano, M. Powers. A wide range of volunteer service programs sponsored by the Red Cross encourages the students of Chelsea High to play an important part in serving their community. The Red Cross be¬ lieves that youth has the intelligence and the ability to shoul¬ der great responsibilities. In line with this conviction the Red Cross encourages its High School students to develop their own programs and serve on Red Cross chapter boards and com¬ mittees. Chelsea High Red Cross members have worked in cooperation with the Metropolitan Boston Red Cross chapter for many years. The Red Cross programs in which students take part are designed to help realize the goals of American education through practical service. Jr. Red Cross Lower: DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS. Seated from left: J. Mondano, Secretary; I. Freedman, President; J. Fong, Vice-President. Standing; F. Becker, Treasurer; Mr. B. Schwartz, Advisor. Upper: DEBATING CLUB. Seated from left: E. Klarreich, P. Leader, R. Nussbaum, R. Schneider, E. Tyre, K. Reiser, D. Palladino, R. Segal, C. Kaplan. Standing: B. Epstein, J. Wacks, C. Segel, D. Sea¬ man, E. Lee, B. Konieczka, S. M. Kornechuk, A. Staffiery, G. Sneirson,T. Bryce, J. Tiberi,R. Sherman, L. Carroll, E. Chadis. Our modern society produces an ever-increasing number of controversial issues which are not easily resolved. It is the purpose of Chelsea High’s Debating Club, under the super¬ vision of Mr. Bernard Schwartz, to explore these issues and, if possible, to reach meaningful conclusions. At the club’s monthly meetings topics are chosen by the executive committee and are discussed in depth. Throughout the year members are trained in the fundamentals of logical arrangement and in the art of effective and forceful presentation. Sponsoring debates between opposing teams helps a great deal in acquiring mastery of this useful art. Debating Club Science Club One of the most dynamic clubs in the Chelsea High School is the Science Club. Its members and officers show a keen inter¬ est in all phases of science and help to bring speakers and important news before the club. The importance of science in our modern technology has been emphasized by many of the speakers. At times, certain members are selected to attend seminars at the Museum of Science and other scientific insti¬ tutions. After attending, the members report on their experi¬ ences to the rest of the club. At some meetings, science films dealing with new discoveries in biology, chemistry, and physics, are shown, and the members engage in spirited dis¬ cussion of the wonders they have seen and heard. Left: SCIENCE CLUB. Seated from left: J. Christopher, M. Beggel- man, C. Marvelle, C. Kamens, J. Miller, L. Aronow, J. Siegel, E. Miller. Standing, first row: D. Melamed, P. Baizman, A. Staffiery, M. Karas, B. Goldman, M. Scopa, S. M. Komechuk, A. Szczypek, M. Salvatore. Second row: R. Packer, T. Rosa, T. Bryce, J. Tryder, S. Sroczynski, M. Yannetti, L. McEachem, A. Baskies. Right: SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS. Seated from left: J. Fong, Secre¬ tary; Mr. Kipnes, Advisor; J. Tiberi, Treasurer; B. Blotner, Publicity Chairman; D. Silberstein, President; D. Lewis, Vice-President. Opposite: AUDIO-VISUAL. Standing from left: R. Demetrio, M. Kome- chuk, E. Dembkoski, B. Baron. Middle row: M. Bornstein, T. Rosa, S. Seigal, B. Gaman, H. Silberstein, M. Finn. Seated: J. Fong, Secre¬ tary; Mr. Roman F. Pucko, Advisor; R. Robak, President; A. Rosnov, Vice-President. Not pictured: C. Lanzillo, F. Williams. Opposite: AUDIO VISUAL CLUB. About a week before school opens, a selected group of boys under the leadership of Mr. Roman Pucko, spends a great deal of time familiarizing them¬ selves with all types of projection and amplification equip¬ ment. This group of boys is known as the Audio-Visual Club, and during the school year, the members of this club spend their study periods supplying projection screens, filmstrips, and television sets to the various rooms. They also help the teachers to run their programs by assisting them in the proper use of the machines. The services that the club performs have helped the students of Chelsea High to a better understanding of the materials discussed in class. Lower: GLEE CLUB. Seated from left: S. Smith, Mr. A. Toltz, Di¬ rector of Vocal Music; M. O’Callaghan, President; C. Roselli, Secre¬ tary; L. Castella. Standing; R. Sherman, J. Williams, S. Leventhal, A. Goldstein, R. Segal, S. Greeley, D. Cancillieri, B. Altavilla. The glorious sounds coming from the auditorium during the lunch periods belong to the girls of the Glee Club. Under the direction of Mr. Alvin Toltz these girls develop their musical talents, and practice for the assemblies and programs at which they often perform. The members of the Glee Club are chosen from girls who have been auditioned and classified according to their vocal abilities. The Glee Club offers these girls not only a chance to perform before an audience but also the opportunity to im¬ prove themselves as singers. Glee Club, Audio Visual Club 49 Beaconette, Journalism Upper: BEACONETTE STAFF. Editors. Seated from left: P. Selznick, J. Mondano, J. Bellofatto, editors-in-chief; J. Medoff, A. Miller, Dr. Max Ross, Faculty Advisor. Standing: J. Miller, F. Poulas, M. Pereira, S. Kane, A. Staffiery, A. Baskies, M. Newman, C. May, V. Lerner, P. Becker. Lower: JOURNALISM CLUB. Seated from left: Dr. Max Ross, Faculty Advisor, F. Selznick, J. Mondano, J. Bellofatto, J. Medoff, M. O’Callaghan, A. Miller. Standing, first row: F. Becker, J. Miller, D. Lubin, J. Feiner, M. Pereira, S. Kane, D. Palladino, C. Roselli, V. Lerner, C. May, F. Poulas, G. Melamed. Second Row: M. Kaplan, A. Staffiery, M. Newman, A. Baskies, S. M. Kornechuk, G. Mironchuck. The Journalism Club, under the direction of Dr. Max Ross, has continued to publish the Beaconette, which appears three times yearly. The club has also extended its functions beyond the Beaconette. Besides having had a guest speaker from Boston University, the Journalism Club has had connections with journalis m programs for high schools sponsored by the Boston Globe. These programs, and others, have greatly encouraged our Journalism Club members to take an active interest in the ever-growing field of Journalism. Opposite Upper: DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS. Seated from left: E. Tabachnick, D. Cancillieri, B. Fixman, I. Freedman, J. Savosik, D. Rosa, J. Bellofatto, E. Tyre, S. Sheppard. Standing, first row: S. Kane, E. Simonelli, V. Goc, S. Palladino, C. D’Angelo, A. Staffiery, J. Mondano, B. Blotner, D. Moore, D. DeCain, L. Pierce, C. May. Second row: D. Tiro, D. Silberstein, B. Pollack, P. Baratz, S. Levin, P. S. Riley, J. Cronin. Opposite lower: DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS. Seated from left: P. Finklestein, President; Mrs. Smuckler, Advisor; J. Medoff, Vice- President. Standing: M. O’Callaghan, Secretary; C. Roselli, Cor¬ responding Secretary; S. Leventhal, Treasurer. 50 The techniques of motion, poise, and speech that strike one as graceful and forceful on the stage are important to everybody in every walk of life. As advisor to the Dramatics Club, Mrs. Barbara Smuckler helps the young Thespians of Chelsea High to acquire these skills, which are so vital to human enrichment. In exercises during meetings, and in plays presented before the student body, the members of the club have shown their enthusiasm for the art of dramatics. Though few will ever be¬ come professional actors, the members are having a lot of fun, and are beginning to think of themself as potential Richard Burtons or Elizabeth Taylors. Dramatics 51 Upper: TUTORING SQUAD. Seated from left: L. Selbovitz, P. Leader, Mrs. A. Sandberg, Advisor; D. Silberstein. The Tutoring Squad consists of the best math students taking Advanced Math, and was formed to give private instruction to those students who are in need of additional help in mathemat¬ ics. Members of the tutoring squad are chosen by Mrs. Alice Sandberg, and are referred to students who have asked her for help. This has proved to be of great value to a number of Chelsea High School students. Lower: G. A. T. OFFICERS. Seated from left: M. Pereira, Refresh¬ ment Chairman; P. Baizman, Treasurer; A. Butter, Girl Vice-Presi¬ dent; P. Leader, President; L. Selbovitz, Boy Vice-President; D. Silberstein, Recording Secretary; P. Butkovitz, Corresponding Sec¬ retary. Standing: L. Pierce, Refreshment Chairman; J. Mondano, Social Secretary; A. Baskies, Sergeant-at-Arms; B. Blotner, Alumni Chairman; D. Lewis, Publicity Chairman; C. Lanzillo, Program Chair¬ man; J. Tiberi, Program Chairman; Mrs. Alice B. Sandberg, Advisor. Mathematics is a fascinating as well as an important subject in Chelsea High’s curriculum, and it is the purpose of Gamma Alpha Tau, the honorary math society, to promote a lively interest in mathematics. Under the supervision of Mrs. Alice B. Sandberg, head of the Mathematics Department, members of GAT participate in thoughtful, informative discussions, solve complex mathematical problems, or listen to lectures by guest speakers. Each meeting of the society is thus an adventure in¬ to the language and history of mathematics and its effect upon our culture. Climaxing each year of GAT is a gala social affair at which prizes are awarded to outstanding math students. Tutoring Squad, Gamma Alpha Tau Upper: Seated from left: Mr. Sahagian, Advisor; C. Lanzillo, Co- Chairman; P. Leader, Secretary; N. Burstein, D. Silberstein, Co- Chairman. Standing: J. Golden, G. Zamansky, A. Szczypek, P. Baiz- man, L. Selbovitz, K. Lewis, H. Resnick. Chelsea High’s Math Leagu e is composed of the top math students, and is supervised by members of the math department under the direction of Mrs. Alice Sandberg. The students com¬ pete against other schools in contests sponsored by the Greater Boston Math League. These contests consist of prob¬ lems in all areas of mathematics, from basic arithmetic to trigonometry. Math League 53 Upper: Seated from left: A. Szczypek, M. Kaplan, A. Staffiery, G. London, H. Dorfman, M. Bomstein, W. Fried, S. Lewis. Standing: A. Nappan, FL Spinnelli, R. Derfel, R. Fucillo, G. Sneirson , J. Golden, T. Nectem, B. Gaman, F. Kaufman, A. Goldberg. Center: LATIN CLUB OFFICERS. Seated from, left: N. Hill, Treas¬ urer; V. Lerner, President; J. Medoff, Secretary; Miss K. Hyland, Advisor. Standing: G. Robinson, Representative; G. Zamansky, Vice- President; G. Strazyk, Representative; T. Liberty, Representative. Lower: LATIN CLUB MEMBERS. Seated from left: C. Kaplan, J. Feiner, J. Bellofatto, J. Mondano, C. Gordon, I. Pennachio, S. No- vick, B. Lawson. Standing, first row: J. Greenberg, N. Bernstein, F. Selesnick, A. Greenberg, C. Marvello, L. Nataupsky, P. Leavitt, C. Popkin, A. Levine, J. Glass, R. Farinella, E. Litcofsky, M. Beggelman. Second row: P. Fishbain, C. Glassman, R. Toltz, E. Glassberg, C. Adams, D. Cusher. The Latin Club, under the able guidance of Miss Katherine Hyland, is one of the most outstanding clubs at Chelsea Senior High School. The truism that Latin is a dead language is de¬ finitely proven false by its enthusiastic members. Depicting scenes of ancient Rome, the students bring Roman culture back to life. Pleasure and learning are combined in the variety of programs and create a greater interest in the study of Latin. Latin Club Spanish Club Laughter and songs are characteristic of Spanish Club meet¬ ings. “Circulo del Espanol,” as it is known to its members, is under the direction of Mrs. Frances Montesano. The meet¬ ings are conducted almost entirely in that language. The programs consist of Spanish songs, entertaining skits, and talks concerning the customs and histories of Spanish-speaking nations. Spanish Club meetings are concluded with happy ex¬ clamations of “imaginase”!! Lower: SPANISH CLUB, MEMBERS. Seated from left: M. Peddle, L. Pierce, R. Nussbaum, C. Gordon, P. Finklestein, R. Schneider. Standing, first row: R. Sherman, R. Segal, J. Fong, V. Lerner, J. Tiberi, M. Pereira, J. Bellofatto. Second row: R. Smigielski, B. Siegel, M. Houston. French Club Upper: FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. Seated from left: J. Forgione, Vice-President; Mr. M. Gootkin, Advisor; L. Visconti, President Standing: P. Stec, Treasurer; D. Ksypka, Secretary. Lower: FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS. Seated from left: M. Flaherty, P. Butkovitz, F. Poulos, C. Kamens. Standing: S. Zam, E. Evans, R. Murstein, S. Nanes, B. Sullivan. The French Club of Chelsea High School is under the direction of Mr. Myer Gootkin. This club arranges active programs which are both educational and entertaining. French songs, skits, and games are presented in an attempt to bring a little bit of “Gay Paris” to our students. All members heartily agree that it is much easier and more fun to supplement their knowledge of France from interesting Club meetings than from additional books. Lower: GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS. Seated from left: A. Butter, E. Litcofsky, N. Burstein, Mr. N. Finkelstein, Advisor. Standing: G. Zamansky, D. Silberstein, M. Kaplan, D. Lewis, L. Selbovitz, P. Baizman, E. Skiddell. German Club The German Club, under the supervision of Mr. Norman Finkle- stein, is one of the most enjoyable clubs at Chelsea High School. Membership is open to all students who take German. Some of the meetings are conducted entirely in German. This enables the members to apply, in an informal atmosphere, the principles they have studies in class. Another aim of “Der Deutsche Verein” is to broaden the students’ knowledge of Germany and German culture. World Affairs Club Left: From left: V. Goc, Vice-President; Mr. Cherry Advisor; C. May, Treasurer; R. Smigielski, President. The World Affairs Club aims to help the members develop in¬ dependent opinions on foreign and domestic events. Under the guidance of Mr. Gilbert Cherry, the group plans many activities throughout the year. They enjoy guest speakers, films, dis¬ cussions and an annual trip to the United Nations Building in New York City. Upper: WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB, MEMBERS. Seated from left: J. Fong, C. Gordon, R. Kowalski, L. Olivolo, D. Lubin, L. Pierce, E. Tyre, S. Kane, G. Marcotte. Standing, first row: K. Berzof, E. Simpn- elli, C. Segel, L. Carroll, J. Savosik, S. Sheppard, L. Horwood, J. Tiberi, M. Martin, J. Wacks, E. Chadis, E. Tabachnick, Mr. Cherry, Advisor. Second row: J . Mongiello, S. Levin, R. McCarthy, D. Lewis , D. Domoretsky, C. D’Angelo, A. Staffiery, p. S. Riley, D. Sweet, D. Moore. i Traffic Squad This year’s traffic squad was organized under the direction of Mr. Gilbert Cherry. The 1967 squad was chosen in May 1966 from the boys who exhibited favorable scholastic records and fine deportment. The faithful assistance of these students in maintaining order in the corridors and in the cafeteria has been deeply appreciated. Lower: Seated from left: D. Noye, W. Saker, C. Batchelor, Mr.G. Cherry,. Advisor; S. Palladino, A. Staffiery, J„ Fong. Standing: B. Liberty, T. Brown, L. Selbovitz, R. McCarthy, M. Stefanowicz, D. Moore, B. Goldman, M. Connors, M. Perisie, N. Kaplan. 59 Band It is a well established fact that much of the color and enthusi¬ asm of the football games is prompted by a peppy, energetic band. Such inspiration is provided for the Chelsea High School fans at every football game by our small but spirited band, under the expert direction of Dr. Guido Ottavi. “Quality” not “Quantity” is the motto of this year’s band which also furnish¬ es music for all school assemblies and local parades. However, there is much more to the band than just football games, assemblies and parades. Taking a peek into the audi¬ torium any day you can see and hear the band performing. So, good old Chelsea High Band, keep up the good work. Thanksgiving Day Rally Opposite upper left: “How do you girls do it?” Opposite upper right: “I must be out of my head!” Opposite center left: “How do you spell Teddy Bear?” Opposite center right: “Is anybody in step?” Opposite lower: “Who’s the guy with the cape?’’ Upper: “His slip is showing! ’ Center: “Chelsea 23, Everett 8.’ Lower: “Say, Ah!’’ 63 Junior Council During their first experience with student government in 1966 the members of the class of 1967 elected their Junior Council. Th ey were under the advisorship of Mr. Leonard Tolin who gave freely of his time to guide the class. During the year the Junior Council carefully planned for their Junior Prom around the theme of “Some Enchanted Evening.” The efforts of the Council were paid off by the gala success of the Junior Prom. JUNIOR COUNCIL. Seated from left: L. Horwood, EL Chapman, M. O’Callaghan, C. Roselli, D. Leone, C. May, P. Leader, J. Feiner. Standing, first row, from left: E. Simonelli, B. Blotner, D. Moore, B. Pollock, Vo Goc, J. Bellofatto, J.Tiberi, F. Iacoviello, D. Robinson, T. Brown. Second Row: P 0 Baratz, H. Glazer, D. Lewis, D. DeCain, D. Sweet. Senior Prom Although the seniors and their dates had to “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” of snow to get to the P.A. V. Hall on February 23rd, they all felt it was well worth it. Dancing to the “Do, Re, Mi’s” of the orchestra, the handsomely clad guests found one of “Their Favorite Things” was the Grand March. “Something Good” was the tempting refreshments served downstairs. “I Have Confidence” that as the seniors said “So Long, Fare¬ well”, all knew that “The Sound of Music” was an appropriate theme for a long remembered Senior Prom. Lower: First Row, from, left: Howard Glazer, John Dunn, George Yannetti, Dennis Wilcox, Dennis Tiro, Thomas Molloy, Leo Ciulla, Co-Captain; Thomas Tracia, Co-Captain; Joseph Gilmore, Stephen Palladino, Louis DePrizio, Stephen Deasy, John McDonald. Second Row: Michael Houston, John Quinn, Richard Joyce, James Cronin, Golden Tyre, John Dalis, Lawrence Mastrangelo, William Chiaradonna, Frank Caputo, Robert Long. Third Row: Roy Clark, James Cronin, Robert Bencale, Matthew Trainor, Robert McCarthy, William Abramof- sky, Carmen D’Angelo, Kenneth Lava, Ronald Fucillo, Raymond Norftill, Conray Antle, Ronald Lettieri. Not pictured: Ronald Robin¬ son, Donald Domoretsky, Dante DeCain, Michael Zaitz, Robert O’Regan, James Linehan, Donald Robinson. Coach Edward Leo’s proteges completed one of their most successful campaigns in recent years. Led by co-captains Tom Tracia and Leo Ciulla, the Red Devils beat such formidable teams as Quincy, Lynn Classical, Somerville, and archrival Everett; and had the fates been a bit kinder, Chelsea could have won at least two more games. The climax to the season was the memorable 23-8 victory over Everett. Totally dominating the game, the Devils proved beyond a doubt their excellent training and ability. We look forward to seeing college-bound Howard Glazer, Tom Tracia, and Donald Robinson leading their respective college teams. Good luck to all the Red Devils who made the 1966 campaign so exciting! Cheerleaders Majorettes Lower Left: Kneeling from left: Melanie Bennett, Jennie Giordano, Mascot Terry Luzzatto, Marie Pereira, Co-Captain; Linda Olivolo, Captain; Germaine Marcotte, Co-Captain; Mascot Debbie MacDonald, Lee Arnold, Charlotte Gray. Standing: Evelyn Simonelli, Suzanne Koczrowski, Connie Maccarone, Elaine Tyre, Linda Horwood, Susan Kane, Cecile Roselli, Rita Kowalski. Lower Right: Kneeling from left: Co-Captain Francine Chaput, Mascot Peggy Reddick, Co-Captain Mary Peddle. Standing: Elizabeth Mullett, Patricia Stec, Carol Stefanowski, Diane Pucko, Mary McCullough, Betti Lassiter, Jane Bower, Paula Butkovitz. “Stand up and cheer” is their cry, and spreading school spirit is their job. Through thick and thin the cheerleaders set fine examples for the students to follow as they cheer the teams on to moral and physical victories. Their enthusiasm has brought many colorful moments to Chelsea sports event. Twirling and prancing in time to the music of the band, the majorettes help boost the morale of the faithful spectators at our football games. They add a great deal of enjoyment and spirit to any activity in which they perform. Under the direc¬ tion of Miss Reba Painter and Dr. Guido Ottavi, the majorettes put on a fine performance at all times. Girls’ A.A. Left: GIRLS’ BASKETBALL: First row, from left: E„ Simonelli, S. Smith, E. Tyre, L. Horwood, C. Gray, J. Fong. Second row: C„ May, I. Freedman, J. Mondano, S. Kane,L. Pierce, D. Morelli, G. Marcotte . Right: GIRLS’ TENNIS. Kneeling from left: P. Stec, L. Horwood, J. Mondano, B. Evans. Standing: L. Langley, S. Kane, H. Lombardi, D. Monzione, C. May, C. Grzybinski. Are American teenagers getting soft? Many people think so. Miss Reba Painter helps to keep Chelsea High girls physically fit. In the weekly gym periods basketball, volleyball, tennis, and calisthenics provide the needed physical activity. This is necessary not only to develop athletic skills and team spirit, but also to provide a much needed relief from books and hard classroom chairs. Basketball Opposite Upper: Kneeling from, left: G. Tyre, S. Feinberg, R. Long, Co.Captain; D. Domoretsky, Co-Captain; H. Glazer, D. Mugford. Standing: A. Goodman, Assistant Coach; R. Wells, D. Robinson, F. O’Connor, R. Robinson, L. Robinson, B. Liberty, Manager; F. Garabedian, Coach. Fred Garabedian’s proteges have once again turned Chelsea into a formidable basketball team. With co-captain Donald Domoretsky and Robert Long leading the attack, the Red Devils have displayed a balanced offense. The team’s outstanding feature is its spirit. Although the boys do not have the height of some of the other Greater Boston League teams, they com¬ pensate for that with hustle and sharp-shooting.The team never goes on the court with the attitude of playing conservative ball but with the attitude of winning, and are promising to do just that. Upper: BASEBALL TEAM. Kneeling from left: M. Connors, J. Cronin, N. Kaplan, R. Mastrangelo, S. Reynolds, W. Roman, C. Zerola, F. Iacoviello, H. Glazer. Standing: J. Seeley, manager; D. Tiro, L. Ciulla, J. Griffin, S. Satin, J. Marsh, G. Tyre, J. Dunn, D. Domoret- sky, R. Wells, J oe Bevere, coach. Under Coach Joe Bevere, the high school baseball team fore¬ sees a winning campaign. With such returning stars as Captain Ricky Wells, Howie Glazer, Don Domoretsky, Jimmy Cronin, Joel Golden, Dennis Tiro, and Brad Prenny, the Devils have the potential to finish hig h in the 1967 Greater Boston League. Winning in any sport depends upon the team’s athletic ability and determination. Perhaps not every member of the team is “loaded” with talent, but that everpresent drive for victory is in the hearts of all the Devils diamond men. Thus all Chelsea High School baseball lovers are assured of having an exciting season. Baseball 74 Hockey i Under Coach James Stafford the Chelsea High Hockey Team has done admirably considering the tough schedule it faced. The team’s greatest attributes have been its perseverance to improve upon its play and its desire to win. The backbone of the team has been the brilliant display of action by co-captains Leo Ciulla and James Cronin, both of whom expect to continue their hockey careers beyond high school. The Chelsea fans can truly say that the past season has been full of surprises and very exciting. Track The Chelsea High track squad under the popular coaching of Mr. Bernard Berenson has shown much promise this season. The team, led by co-captains Dante DeCain and James Linehan, hopes to better the three wins, two losses and one tie of last year. With some fine seniors and juniors returning, we should have a balanced team in both track and field events which are essential to a winning record. Lower: TRACK TEAM. Kneeling from left: R. McCarthy, T. Tracia, D. Wilcox, M. Houston, D. Robinson, D. Sweet, D. DeCain, J. Line¬ han. Standing, first row: Anthony Bavaro, Assistant Coach; C. Lanzillo, Manager; A. Marcinkiewicz, W. Godlewski, J. Crestuk, E. Testa, D. Wolcott, S. Gross, E. Sax, H. Marcotte, M. McGiver, Mr. Bernard Berenson, Coach. Standing, second row: R. Scrivano, E. Petersen, E. Saffran, M. Kaplan, E. Karacek, B. Rosenberg, R. Blair, N. Feldman, Manager. few fit ■ K ' k -wW % % |Hk Jj W -T- j L ■� !!■ ■p r ' fcj ' |P Mr. Robert O’Brien, Advisor. Opposite upper left: Charles Lanzillo, President. Opposite upper right: Donald Robinson, Vice-President. Opposite lower left: Cecile Roselli, Secretary. Opposite lower right: Anthony Staffiery, Treasurer. Lower: SENIOR COUNCIL. Seated from left: M. Pereira, L. Horwood, V. Goc, C. May, D. Rosa, J. Feiner, D. Leone, J. Bellofatto. Stand¬ ing: J. Tiberi, M. Newman, D. Sweet, S. Palladino, H. Glazer, D. Lewis, L. Ciulla, L. Erickson, F. Iacoviello, K. Rosenfield, B. Chapman. Following the democratic ideal, the Senior class has elected its own council and class officers. To these individuals has fallen the not-so-easy task of guiding the class of 1967 through its last and most important year at Chelsea High. Under the capable and understanding class advisor, Mr. Robert O’Brien, this year’s seniors have enjoyed a most successful year and have many wonderful memories to cherish. The members of the senior council have certainly proved themselves worthy of the confidence and trust their classmates have shown in electing them. Lower: Seated from left: M. O’Callaghan, Best Dressed Girl; M. Pereira, Best Personality; G. Marcotte, Most Likely to Succeed;C. Roselli, Most Popular Girl; E. Tyre, Most Athletic Girl. Standing: T. Brown, Best Dressed Boy; S. Palladino, Best Personality; J. Cronin, Best Looking Boy; D. Lewis, Most Likely to Succeed; D. Robinson, Most Popular Boy, Most Athletic Boy; R. Hudson, Most Talented Boy. Missing from the picture: L. Pistone, Best Looking Girl; L. Arnold, Most Talented Girl. 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FOR MERITC ilOUS SERVICES ON This OCCv Vi ON C OLONEL PUTNAM RECEIVED HE FlRST COMMISSION ISSUED BY ' HE PROVINCIAL CQNC 1 ;ESS for e ' A RANK OF MAJOR C NERALB ? i ■% Dorothy June Abate “Dots” 114 Garfield Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Junior Council-3; Red Cross Repre¬ sentative-2; Spanish Club-2; Usherette at Graduation-3; William Stanley Abramofsky “Bill” 246 Clark Ave. General Course. Football-2,3,4; Senior Council-4; Track-2,3,4. Allan I. Alpert 41 Warren Ave. Academic Course. GAT Club-4; Red Cross Representative-3; Audio Visual Club-3 Vice-President; Traffic Squad-4; Barbara June Altavilla “Barbie” 71 Chestnut St. Com¬ mercial Course. German Club-2,3,4. Leonard Allan Altman “Lenny” 30 Ash St. Academic Course. GAT Club-2,3,4; Honor Roll-3; Audio Visual Club-3 Vice-President; Latin Club-2; Traffic Squad-4; Lenore Adele Arnold “Lee” 79 Grove St. Commercial Course. Glee Club-2,3, Vice-President-4; Cheering Squad-4; Alfred Edward Arsenault “Al” 132 Franklin Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Traffic Squad-4; Diane Arsenault 210 Central Ave. Commercial Course. Office Assistant-4; Edward Stephen Arsenault “Ed” 54 Clinton St. Gener¬ al Course. Michael Joseph Arsenault “Top Guy” 131 Blooming- dale St. General Course. Charles Joseph Augliera “Charlie” 311 Washington Ave. General Course. Paul Howard Baizman 60 Watts St. Technical Course. GAT Club-2,3, Treasurer-4; German Club-2,3,4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-2,3; Latin Club-2; G.B.L. Math Team-4; Science Club-3,4; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-2; Merit Scholarship Commendation-4; Paul Larry Baratz “Pablo” 226 Washington Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Band-2,3, Treasurer-4; GAT Club-2,3,4; Honor Roll-3; Junior Council-3; Dramatics-4; Spanish Club-2,3, Treasurer-4; Thomas Richard Barry “Tom” 50 Addison St. Com¬ mercial Course. Arnold Baskies “Arnie” 116 Bellingham St. College Course. Band-2,3,4; Debating Club-2; GAT Club-3, Sergeant-at-Arms-4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Latin Club-2,3; Journalism Club-4; Beaconette Sports Editor-4; Red Cross Representative-4; Science Club-4; Traffic Squad- 4; Charles Thomas Batchelor “Charlie” 54A Addison St. General Course. Ballot Commission-4; Traffic Squad-4; Yearbook Representative-4; Edward Mark Bazylewicz “Eddie” 62 Beacon St. Gener¬ al Course. Red Cross Representauve-2; Frank Irving Becker 73 Cottage St. College Course. Band-2,3,4; Debating Club-2,3, Treasurer-4; GAT Club- 45 Journalism Club-2,3, Beaconette-4, Feature Editor; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-3; N.E.D.T. Certificate of Merit-2; June Ellen Bellofatto “June” 73 Essex St. College Course. GAT Club-3,4; Honor Roll-2,3, 4; Journalism Club-3, Beaconette-Co-Editor-In-Chief-4; Junior Coun¬ cil-3; Latin Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-3; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-3,4; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-3; Clifton Christopher Benoit “Cliff” 9 Eden St. Aca¬ demic Course. Martin Barry Berger “Peter” 119 Highland St. General Course. Band-2; Beaconette Represenative-4; Richard Paul Bernier “Barney” 185 Chestnut St. General Course. George Russell Berry “Scooter” 170 Shurtleff St. General Course. Kenneth Alan Berzof “Ken” 23 Lambert Ave. College Course. French Club-2,3; Journalism Club-2,3, Bea- conette-Sports Editor-3; Yearbook Contributing Editor- 45 World Affairs Club-2,3,4; Bernard Saul Blotner “Bernie” 39 Maverick St. Col¬ lege Course. Band-2,3,4; GAT Club-2,3, Alumni Treas¬ urer-4; German Club-2,3; Honor Roll-2,3; Junior Coun¬ cil-3; Latin Club-2,3; Science Club-2,3, Publicity Chairman-4; Dramatic Club-4; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-2,3; N.E.D.T. Certificate of ' Merit-2; Ann Marie Breau “Anna” 50 Library St. Commercial Course. Basketball-2,3,4; Honor Roll-3; Pep Club-2,3; Yearbook Representative-4; Office Assistant-4; Guid¬ ance Office Assistant-4; Carol Christine Bright “Chuckie” 96 Webster Ave. General Course. Library Assistant-4; Carol Ann Brown 14 Washington Ave. Commercial Course. Ballot Commission-4; Thomas Paul Brown “Top Man” 19 Gardner St. Aca¬ demic Course. GAT Club-3,4; Honor Roll-2; Spanish Club-4; Traffic Squad-4; Michael William Burke “Sam” 12 Normandy Rd. Aca¬ demic Course. Paula Susan Butkovitz “Bucky” 170 Bellingham St. College Course. French Club-3,4; GAT Club-2,3, Cor¬ responding Secretary-4; Glee Club-2,3; Pep Club-2,3; Majorette-4; Red Cross Representative-4; Spanish Club-2,3; Yearbook Art Staff-4; Audrey Judith Butter “A. J.” 413 Washington Ave. Col¬ lege Course. GAT Club-2,3, Girls’ Vice-Pres.-4; Ger¬ man Club-2,3, Treasurer-4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-3,4; Journalism Club-2,3, Beaconette-2, News Editor-3; Pep Club-2,3; Dramatic Club-2; W ' orld Affairs Club-2; Latin Club-2,3; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit- 2,3; Yearbook Executive Committee-4; Yearbook Adver¬ tising Committee, Advertising Manager-4; Foreign Language Advisory Board-4; Bonnie Callahan “Cal” 126 Franklin Ave. Commercial Course. Pep Club-3; Dorothy Lee Cancellieri “Dottie” 16 Englewood Ave. Commercial Course. Glee Club-4; Basketball-2; Drama¬ tics Club-3,4; Red Cross Representative-4; Pep Club- 2,3; Joseph Robert Carrillo “Joe” 17 Saipan Rd. General Course. Yearbook Representative-4; Judith Ann Carson “Judy” 88 Broadway Commercial Course. Pep Club-3; Linda Lee Carroll “Lin” 137 Orange St. Academic Course. Basketball-2; Pep Club-2,3; Debating Club-4; World Affairs Club-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Linda May Castella “Miss Petite” 322 Chestnut St. Academic Course. Glee Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-2; John Cecere “Littlo man “Sis” 41 Springvale Ave. General Course. Eileen Dianne Chadis 123 Heard St. Academic Course. Debating Club-4; Honor Roll-4; World Affairs-4; Latin Club-2,3; Lynda Marie Chafe “Lyn” 13 Saipan Rd. Commercial Course. Journalism Club-2; Dramatics Club-3; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Representative-2; Yearbook Rep¬ resentative-4; Barbara Elizabeth Chapman “Barb” 57 Burma Rd. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Basketball-3; Jun¬ ior Council-3; Senior Council-4; Francine Chaput “Fran” 73 Bloomingdale St. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2; Majorette-3, Co-Captain-4; George Joseph Christie “Butchie” 20 Spencer Ave. General Course. Traffic Squad-3; Raffaele Joseph Ciaramella “Raffe” 893 Broadway Academic Course. Donald Edward Ciarlone “Don” 147 Bloomingdale St. General Course. Ballot Commission-3; Catherine Ann Cimino “Cats” 131 Washington Ave. Distributive Education. Ballot Commission-2; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Junior Council-3; DECA Club-4; Pep Club- 2; Red Cross Representative-2,3; Usherette at Gradu¬ ation-3; Yearbook Representative-4; Leonardo Anthony Ciulla “Sharkey” 7 Clyde St. General Course. Baseball-3,4; Football-2,3, Co-Cap¬ tain-4; Hockey Team-2,3, Co-Captain-4; Senior Coun- cil-4; Karen Ann Comeau 71 Orange St. Commercial Course. Ballot Commission-3; Majorettes-3; Basketball-2; Hon¬ or Roll-2,3; Junior Council-3; Michael J ohn Connors “Mike” 83 Addison St. Com¬ mercial Course. Baseball-3,4; Hockey Team-3,4; Traffic Squad-4; Michael J. Conway “Mike” 41 Arlington St. General Course. Elizabeth Jean Com “Betty” 84 Eleanor St. Commer¬ cial Course. Usherette at Graduation-3; Diane Frances Cronin “Dee” 76 Grove St. Commercial Course. James Michael Patrick Cronin “Cro” 47 Crescent Ave. Academic Course. GAT Club-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Foot¬ ball-2,3,4; Hockey Team-2,3, Co-Captain-4; Spanish Club-2; Dramatics Club-4; Gary James Cummings 31 Newponset St. General Course. Mary Catherine Daley “Cathy” 495 Beach St. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2; Red Cross Representa¬ tive-2; Carmen Daniel D’Angelo “Dangie” 608 Washington Ave. College Course. Ballot Commission-4; Football- 3,4; GAT Club-4; German Club-2,3; Journalism Club-4; Dramatics Club-4; World Affairs Club-4; Steven James Deasy “Hercules” 32 Heard St. Com¬ mercial Course. Football-2,3,4; Dante Domenic DeCain “Go-Go” 266 Revere Beach Parkway General Course. Football-2,3,4; Hockey Team-2,3, Co-Captain-4; Junior Council-3; Dramatics Club-4; Track-2,3, Co-Captain-4; Arthur John Dembro “Tex” 104 Carroll St. Academic Course. GAT Club-4; Honor Roll-2; Louis Frederick DePrizio “Biggy”101 Congress Ave. College Course. Football-3,4; GAT Club-2,3,4; Ger¬ man Club-2,3: Latin Club-2,3; Track-3,4; World Af¬ fairs Club-4; Valerie Maria DiGiulio “Val” 347 Vale St. Commer¬ cial Course. Usherette at Graduation-3; Frank Arthur DiLorenzo “Butchie” 399 Crescent Ave. General Course. Red Cross Representative-2,3,4; Dra¬ matics Club-2; Helen M. Dod “Helen” 163 Walnut St. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Usherette at Graduation-3; Donald Michael Domoretsky “Cowboy” 52 Essex St. Academic Course. Spanish Club-Vice-President-4; Bas- ketball-2,3; Co-Captain-4; Baseball-2,3,4; Football- 3 4 Michael Stanley Drigotas “Mike” 117 Third St. Gener¬ al Course. John Francis Dunn “Jack”(Dolittle)” 119 Garfield Ave. Commercial Course. Baseball-3,4; Football-3,4; Alfred Joseph Duval “John Harvard” 68 Shawmut St. General Course. Track-4; Hockey Team-2,3, Co-Gap- tain-4; Donna Ann Duval “Donna” 145 Sagamore Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Usherette at Graduation-3; William Charles Ebert “Ebie” 39 Louis St. General Course. Ballot Commission-3; Football-2,3; German Club-2; Traffic Squad-4; Marie Monica Ells “MiMi” 461 Crescent Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Representa¬ tive-4; Yearbook Representative-4; Office Assistant-4; Lawrence Fredrick Erickson “Big-Lah” 69 Clark Ave. General Course. Junior Class Treasurer-3; Football-2; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-3; Linda Ellen Erickson “Linda” 128 Shurtleff St. Gener¬ al Course. Basketball-2; Pep Club-2,3; Ralph Charles Erickson “Beatess” 322 Washington Ave. General Course. Susan Mary Evans “Sue” 97 Carroll St. General Course. Robert Michael Fay “Mr. G.” 59 Burma Rd. Academic Course. Stuart Harvey Feinberg “Stu” 24 Gardner St. Aca¬ demic Course. Basketball-2,3,4; Junior Council-3; Spanish Club-4; Track-3,4; Yearbook Representa¬ tive-4; Judith Ann Feiner“P.J.” 75 Tudor St. College Course. Journalism Club-2,3,4; Junior Council-3; Dramatics Club-2,3; World Affairs Club-2; Latin Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Representative-2; Senior Coun- cil-4; Spanish Club-2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2, 3; Yearbook Art Staff-4; Foreign Language Club-4; Nathan Feldman “Jeb the Reb” 73 Cook Ave. College Course. GAT Club-4; Debating Club-2,3,4; Latin Club- 2,3; Red Cross Representative-4; Traffic Squad-3; Richard Alan Filipiak “Rich Roach” 22 Carroll St. Academic Course.Hockey Team-4; Basketball-2; Base- ball-3; Debating Club-2; Gary Jack Fineberg 93 Bellingham St. Distributive Education. Band-2,3; D.E.C.A. Club-4; Red Cross Representative-2; Yearbook Representative-4; Paula Lon Finklestein “Peebo” 61 Central Ave. Academic Course. Pep Club-3; Dramatics Club-2, Vice- President-3, President-4; Beaconette Representative- 3; Red Cross Representative-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Yearbook Advertising Committee-4; Roxanna Frances Finn “Roxie” 32 Orange St. Com¬ mercial Course. Honor Roll-2,4; Pep Club-3; John Vincent Finnigan “Big Butchie” 131 Blooming- dale St. General Course. James Patrick FitzGerald “Fitzie” 444 Eastern Ave. General Course. JuniorCouncil-3; Yearbook Represent¬ ative-4; Janice Marie Fitzpatrick “Fitzie” 27 Eleanor St. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Beverly R. Fixman “Bev” 44 Fremont Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Dramatics Club-4; Beacon¬ ette Representative-2; Usherette at Graduation-3; Anthony John Flaherty “Tony” 370 Revere Beach Parkway. General Course. Track-2,4; Michael Robert Flanagan “Mike” 198-B Webster Ave. Academic Course. Hockey Team-4; Kenneth Peter Flynn “Ken” 4 Clinton Ct. Academic Course. Spanish Club-2,3; James Y. Fong “Jimmy” 770 Broadway Academic Course. Ballot Commission-3; GAT Club-2,3; Audio- Visual Club-3, Secretary-4; Traffic Squad-4; Jeanne Elizabeth Fong “Fong” 770 Broadway Col¬ lege Course. Journalism Club-2; Debating Club-2, Treasurer-3, Vice-President-4; French Club-2,3; GAT Club-2,3,4; Honor Roll-3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Representative-2,3; Science Club-2,3, Secretary-4; Spanish Club-2, Jr. Treasurer-3,4; Yearbook Art Staff- 45 Basketball-2,3,4; World Affairs Club-2,3,4; Edward Francis Forgione “Fudgie” 212 Spencer Ave. General Course. George John Forgione, Jr. “Fudga” 12 Carroll St. Commercial Course. Ilene Faye Freedman 83 Cottage St. Academic Course. Ballot Commission-3; Basketball-2,3,4;Debating Club- 2, Secretary-3, President-4; French Club-2,3; GAT Club-4; Beaconette Representative-2,4; Usherette at Graduation-3; Dramatics Club-4; Jacqueline Ann Friot “George” 19 Louis St. Distribu¬ tive Education. DECA Club-4; Charles Nicholas Galatis “Uncle Chuckie” 28 Lynn St. Distributive Education. Band-2,3,4; DECA Club-4; Patrick John Gandolfo “Pat” 16 Lambert Ave. Gener¬ al Course. Steven Anthony Gladyszak “Mick Jagger” 87 Chestnut St. Distributive Education. DECA Club-4; Red Cross Representative-2; Senior Council-4; Howard Michael Glazer “Howie” 41 Burma Rd. Col¬ lege Course.Senior Council-4; Basketball-2,3,4; Base¬ ball-2,3,4; Gootball-2,3,4; GAT Club-3,4; German Club-2,3; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Junior Council-3; Veronica Catherine Goc “Ronnie” 28 Columbus St. Commercial Course. French Club-2; Honor Roll-3,4; Honor Society-3,4; Journalism Club-3; Junior Coun- cil-3; World Affairs Club-2, Vice-President-4; Chess Club-3; Pep Club-2,3; Senior Council-4; Usherette at Graduation-3; Dramatics Club-4; Office Assistant-4; Linda Lee Golder 29 Guam Rd. Academic Course. GAT Club-3,4; Bruce G. Goldman “Biog” 35 Cottage St. College Course. GAT Club-4; German Club-2,3; Honor Roll-4; Latin Club-2,3; Science Club-3,4; Traffic Squad-4; Arlene Goldstein 10 Orange St. Academic Course. Glee Club-4; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; World Affairs Club-2,3; Latin Club-2,3; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Representa¬ tive-2,3; Science Club-3; Spanish Club-2,3; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-3; Carol Rhonda Gordon 25 Cary Ave. College Course. Glee Club-2,3,4; Honor Roll-4; Dramatics Club-2; World Affairs Club-2,3,4; Latin Club-Vice-President- 3; Foreign Language Club-4, Advisory Board; Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-2,3,4; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-2,3,4; Yearbook Art Staff-4; Charlotte Marie Gray “Chari” 58 Chestnut St. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Basketball-2,3; Cheer¬ ing Squad-4; Library Assistant-3,4; Robert Walter Greeley “Greasey” 98 Shawmut St. Academic Course. Sara Jane Greeley “Cookie” 98 Shawmut St. Commer¬ cial Course. Glee Club-2,3,4; Dramatics Club-2,3; Bas¬ ketball-2,3,4, Co-Captain; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Representative-2,3; Spanish Club-2; Yearbook Repre¬ sentative-4; Mitchell Greenblatt “Mitch” 22 ale St. College Course. GAT Club-4; Latin Club-2,3; Science Club-4; Spanish Club-2,3; Bernard Arthur Gregoire “Bemie” 459 Eastern Ave. Academic Course. Hockey Team-4; Frederick Leon Grover III “Freddy” 227 Chestnut St. Academic Course. David Kenneth Hill “Hillman” 112 Third St. General Course. Football-2; Basketball-2,3; Nancy Ellen Hill 151 Shawmut St. College Course. German Club-2,3; World Affairs Club-3,4; Latin Club- 2,3, Treasurer-4; Usherette at Graduation-3; William Frederick Hodgkins “Bill ’ 5 Spencer Ave. General Course. Football-2; Barbara Mary Holubecki “Abe” 25 Division St. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-3; Basketball-2; Beacon¬ ette Representative-4; Linda Mary Horwood 1 Parkway Court Commercial Course. Honor Roll-3; High Honor Roll-2; Honor Society- 3, Secretary-4; Basketball-2,4, Co-Captain-3; World Affairs Club-3,4; Cheering Squad-4 Tennis-2,3j4; Pep Club-2,3; Junior Council-3; Senior Council-4; Usher¬ ette at Graduation-3; Guidance Office Assistant-3; Michael Alan Houston “Caveman” 107 Congress Ave. Academic Course. Football-4; GAT Club-2,3,4; Hockey Team-3,4; Spanish Club-4; Track-2,3, 4; Alvin Edward Hudson “Jed” 122 Bellingham St. Com¬ mercial Course. Russell Shyrl Hudson “Rusty” 157 Park St. Commer¬ cial Course. Band-Vice-President-3, President-4; Frank Joseph Iacoviello “Ike” 93 Burma Rd. Aca¬ demic Course. Baseball-3,4; Junior Council-3; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-4; Linda Jane Ianno “Pepino” 4 Franklin Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. James A. Jackson “Boom-Boom” 94 Blossom St. Aca¬ demic Course. Basketball-2; French Club-3; Hockey Team-3,4; Mary Anna Janiak “Mania” 23 Chester Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Honor Roll-2,3; Pep Club-3; Red Cross Representative-4; Dale Johnson 287 Carter St. General Course. Basket¬ ball-2,3; Football-2,3; Herbert Frederick Johnson 87 Essex St. Commercial Course. Susan Hyde Kane “Sue” 50 Eleanor St. Academic Course. Basketball-2,3,4; French Club-2; Journalism Club-2,3,4, Beaconette Co-Sports Editor-4; Office Assistant-4; Beaconette Rep.-2,3; Chess Club-3; Dra¬ matics Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Rep.-2,3,4; Secretary-2, Vice-President-3, President-4; Usherette at Graduation-3; Yearbook Contributing Editor-4; Vorld Affairs Club-3,4; Cheering Squad-4; Tennis-3,4; Carol Rose Kaplan 142 Congress Ave. Academic Course. Debating Club-4; Honor Roll-4; Latin Club-2,3,4; A.S. P.L. Certificate of Merit-4; Neal Charles Kaplan “Neal” 126 Bellingham St. Aca¬ demic Course. Baseball-3,4; Traffic Squad-4; Michael Karas “Mike” 113 Willow St. College Course. Ballot Commission-4; Band-2; Basketball-2; GAT Club-2,3,4; German Club-3; Chess Club-3; Latin Club- 2,3; Science Club-4; Traffic Squad-4; Yearbook Repre¬ sentative ; Barry Alan Katz “Mando” 178 Central Ave. Academic Course. William Henry Kennedy “Weasal” 160 Park St. Gener¬ al Course. Football-2; Lynda Marie Kirchner “Kirky” 33 Guam Rd. Commer¬ cial Course. Guidance Office Assistant-4; Red Cross Representative-2; Esther Klarreich 165 Shurtleff St. Academic Course. Debating Club-4; French Club-3; GAT Club-3,4; Jour¬ nalism Club-2; Yearbook Representative-4; Kathleen Marie Klimek “Sam” 113 Congress Ave. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Nancy Virginia Kosakowski “Charlie” 111 Highland St. Academic Course. Basketball-3; French Club-3; Journalism Club-3,4; Rita Sophia Kowalski 12 Beacon St. Commercial Course. Basketball-3,4; Cheering Squad-4; Red Cross Representative-2; Usherette at Graduation-3; World Affairs Club-4; Steven Krakofsky 51 Addison St. General Course. Joyce Lee Krentzman “Krentzie” 13 George St. Aca¬ demic Course. Journalism Club-2; Spanish Club-2,3, Vice-President-4; Marlene Eva LaChance 839 Broadway Commercial Course. Basketball-2; Usherette at Graduation-3; Thomas Charles Lanctot “Tommy” 6 Spencer Ave. Distributive Education. DECA Club-4; Charles Francis Lanzillo, Jr. “Charlie” 149 Chester Ave. College Course. Senior Class President-4; GAT Club-2,3, Co-Program Chairman-4; German Club-3; High Honor Roll-2; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-2, 3, Treasurer-4; Latin Club-2,3; G. B.L. Math League-2, Co-Chairman-4; Track Manager-2,3,4; Traffic Squad-3; Yearbook Executive Committee, Co-Editor-in-Chief l; Elizabeth Ann Lassiter “Betty” 15 High St. Commer¬ cial Course. Majorette-4; Kenneth David Lava “Nakita” 131 Addison St. Gener¬ al Course. Football-2,3,4; Bette P. Lawson 64 Hawthorn St. College Course. Latin Club-2,3,4; Pep Club-2,3; Science Club-2; Span¬ ish Club-2,3; A.S.P.L. Certificate of Merit-2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit 2; Science Fair Second Prize in Biology-3; Yearbook Advertising Committee-4; Foreign Language Club-4; Phyllis Anne Leader “Phyl” 42 Nichols St. College Course. Ballot Commission Chairman-3, 4; Band-2,3, Secretary-4; Debating Club-3,4; GAT Club-2,3, Pres.- 4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-3; Journalism Club- 25 Junior Council-3; World Affairs Club-3; Tutoring Squad-4; Latin Club-2,3; G.B.L. Math League-2, Sec¬ retary-4; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Rep.-?; Spanish Club-2, Vice-Pres.-3; ASPL Certificate of Merit-2,3; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow-4; Yearbook Contributing Editor,, John Frederick Leah “Lia” 108 Franklin Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Honor Roll-3; Barbara Ann Leggiadro “Auntie” 764 Broadway Com¬ mercial Course. Literary Staff-4; Jean R. LeGrow “Jeannie” 50 Garfield Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Diane Marie Leone “Dinnie” 923 Broadway Commer¬ cial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Senior Council-4; Vickie Lois Lerner 150 Congress Ave. College Course. Pep Club-2,3; Journalism Club-2,3,4; Dramatics Club- 2,3; Beaconette Staff-3, Advertising Editor-4; Latin Club-2,3, President-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; ASPL Cer¬ tificate of Merit-2,3;Community Service Merit-3; Usher¬ ette at Graduation-3; Beaconette Representative-3; Yearbook Representative-4; Sandra Lee Leventhal “Sandy” 121 Bloomingdale St. Academic Course. Journalism Club-2,3; World Affairs Club-2,3;Dramatics Club-2,3, Treasurer-4; Latin Club- 2,3; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Rep.-3,4; Spanish Club- 2,3; ASPL Certificate of Merit-2,3; Yearbook Adver¬ tising Committee-4; Beaconette Staff-2,3; Glee Club- 2,3,4; Stephen James Levin “Steve” 127 Cottage St. Aca¬ demic Course. GAT Club-3,4; German Club-2; Jour¬ nalism Club-2,3; Latin Club-2,3; World Affairs Club-4; Dramatics Club-4; Marvin Saul Levine “Marv” 70 Walnut St. Academic Course. GAT Club-4; Honor Roll-3; Honor Society-3; David James Lewis “Big D” 124 Washington Ave. College Course. GAT Club-3, Publicity Chairman-4; German Club-2,3,4; High Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor So¬ ciety-2,3, Pres.-4; Junior Council-3; Latin Club-2, 3; Science Club-2,3,4; Senior Council-4; Harvard Book Award-3; Merit Letter of Commendation-3; Science Fair, Second Place, Chemistry-3; Track-4; Yearbook Executive Committee, Co-Editor-4; Karen E. Lewis 92 Essex St. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Usherette at Graduation-3; William Francis Leyden “Billy” 92 Sagamore Ave. General Course. Donald Henry Libby “Don” 465 Washington Ave. General Course. Bennet Ira Liberty“Ben” 74 Bloomingdale St. College Course. GAT Club-4; Basketball Manager-2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres.-3; Honor Roll-2,3}4; Latin Club-2,3; Red Cross Rep.-2; Traffic Squad-3,4; World Affairs Club-2, 3; Yearbook Representative-4; John Charles Lindstrom “Lindst” 47 Jefferson Ave. Academic Course. James Daniel Linehan “Dan” 764 Broadway Academic Course. Track-3, Co-Captain-4; Robert Paul Long “Snooky” 45A Everett Ave. Gener¬ al Course. Football-3,4; Basketball-2,3, Co-Captain-4; Debra Lynn Lubin“Debbie” 130 Washington Ave. Col¬ lege Course. Pep Club-2,3; Journalism Club-2,3,4: World Affairs Club-4; Latin Clu b-2,3; Spanish Club-2, 3; ASPL Certificate of Merit-3; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2; Elizabeth Anne Luzzatto “Bette” 83 Spencer Ave. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-2; Constance Laura Maccarone “Connie” 272 Revere Beach Parkway Commercial Course. Glee Club-2,? Treasurer-4; Cheering Squad-4; Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-2; Office Assistant-4; John Christopher Majewski 115 Beacon St. General Course. Michele Marchellette “Mickey” 34 Vale St. Commer¬ cial Course. Usherette at Graduation-3; Germaine Marcotte “Gerri” 68 Clark Ave. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Basketball-2,3, 4; High Honor Roll- 2,3,4; Honor Society-3, Vice-Pres.-4; Guidance Office Assistant-3; Office Assistant-4; Second Prize, Aquinas Contest-3; World Affairs Club-3,4; Cheering Squad-3, Co-Captain-4; Yearbook Representative-4; Marie Ann Martin “Peter Pan” 7 Reynolds Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Basketball-3,4; Usherette at Graduation- 35 World Affairs Club-4; Thomas Alan Masterson “Carrot Top” 234 Clark Ave. General Course. Christine Theresa May “Chris” 178 Webster Ave. Academic Course. Pep Club-2,3; Basketball-3,4; Tennis-4; French Club-2, Treasurer-3; Journalism Club-3,4; Beaconette Literary Editor-4; Junior Coun- cil-3; Dramatics Club-4; World Affairs Club-3, Treas¬ urer-4; Yearbook Executive Committee, Picture Editor- 45 Chess Club-3; Office Assistant-4; Senior Coun¬ cil-4: Karen Mazer 38 Mancock St. General Course. Robert James McCarthy “Mo” 98 Watts St. Academic Course. Football-3,4; World Affairs Club-4; Track-2, 3,4; Traffic Squad-4; John Robert McDonald “Stretch” 18 Franklin St. Gen¬ eral Course. Football-4; Honor Roll-3,4; Track-4; David Melamed “Dave” 39 Clark A re. College Course. GAT Club-4; Latin Club-2,3; Science Club-4; Spanish Club-2,3; Ann Ronna Miller “Annie” 156 Congress Ave. College Course. Pep Club-2,3; Debating Club-2; GAT Club- 2,3,4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-2; Journalism Club-2,3,4; Beaconette Advertising Editor-4; Spanish Club-2,3, President-4; Yearbook Contributing Editor-4; Carolyn Jean Miller43 Marlboro St. Commercial Course. Pep Club-3; Roger Henry Milliken 3MillCourt. General Course. Thomas Patrick Molloy “Tommy” 3 Clinton St. Gener- Course. Track-4; Football-2,3,4; Janis Marie Dondano “Jan” 477 Washington Ave. Col¬ lege Course. Pep Club-2,3; Band-2,3, Librarian-4; Dance Band-4; Basketball-2,3, Co-Captain-4; GAT Club-2,3, Social Secretary-4; Debating Club-3, Secre- tary-4;Honor Roll-2,3; Latin Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club- 2,3; Yearbook Art Staff-4; Tennis-2,3,4; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; Beaconette Rep.-3; Journalism Club-2,3,4; Beaconette-2, Art Editor-3, Editor-in-Chief-4; Science Club-2,3; Red Cross Rep.-4; Science Fair, Honorable Mention-2; John Angelo Mongiello “Munch” 94 Blossom St. Aca¬ demic Course. Football Manager-2,3,4; David William Moore “Dave” 50 Heard St. Academic Course. Honor Roll-2; Debating Club-3; French Club- 2; Junior Council-3; Beaconette Rep.-2; World Affairs Club-4; Dramatics Club-4; Red Cross Rep.-2,3; Traffic Squad-4; Yearbook Rep.-4; Dianne Marie Morelli “Cleo” 101 Addison St. Commer¬ cial Course. Red Cross Rep.-2,3; Basketball-3,4; James Albert Morley “Jimmie” 798 Broadway Distribu¬ tive Education. DECA Club-4; Lester John Morris “Gomer” 30 Eleanor St. General Course. David Bruce Mugford “Mugger ’ 137 Essex St. Aca¬ demic Course. Honor Roll-3; Basketball-2,3,4; Red Cross Rep.-2,3; Carol Jean Muzarol “Muzie” 29 Eleanor St. Commer¬ cial Course. Theresa Ann Nascimento “Terry” 70 Williams St. Commercial Course. Yearbook Typist-4; Linda Ruth Nataupsky “Cookie” 119 Bellingham St. College Course. Latin Club-2,3, 4; Pep Club-2,3; Span¬ ish Club-2,3; Foreign Language Club Advisory Coun¬ cil-4; Beaconette Rep.-4; Mark Newman 104 Cottage St. College Course. Latin Club-2,3; Senior Council-4; Band-2,3,4; Ballot Com¬ mission-4; Debating Club-3; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Jour¬ nalism Club-4; Yearbook Art Staff-4; GAT Club-2,3,4; Carol Ann Noseworthy “Chickie” 16 Lambert Ave. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Myra Jane Noveselsky 31 Chester Ave. Academic Course. German Club-2,3; Science Club-2,3; John Richard Nowicki “Chick” 33 Chestnut St. Dis¬ tributive Education. DECA Club-4; David Noye “Dave” 16 Watts St. Commercial Course. Traffic Squad-4; Roberta Jane Nussbaum “ Rob” 7 Murray St. Academic Course. GAT Club-3,4; Debating Club-3,4; Dramati s Club-2; Spanish Club-4; Marilyn Ann O’Callaghan 923 Broadway Commercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Glee Club-2,3, Pres.-4; Honor Roll-2; Journalism Club-4; Junior Council-3; Red Cross Rep.-2,3; World Affairs Club-3; Dramatics Club-3, Sec¬ retary-4: Piano Accompianist-2,3,4. Domenica Marie Oliveri “Mima” 224 Webster Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Beaconette Representative-2,3; Linda Marie Olivolo “Live” 164 Clark Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Honor Roll-2; Cheering Squad-3; Cap¬ tain-4; World Affairs Club-4; Pep Club-2; George Francis Ostler“G.O.” 35 Murray St. Academic Course. GAT Club-4; Marita Ostlund “Marit” 126 Franklin Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Pep Club-2; Yearbook Typist-4; James Joseph Palladino “Pal” 4 Webster Court. Gen¬ eral Course. Baseball-4; Stephen Richard Palladino “Dino” 449 Crescent Ave. Academic Course. Basketball-2,3,4; Junior Class Pres.-3; Football-4; Dramatics Club-4; Red Cross Rep.- 2; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-3, Sergeant-at-Arms- 4; Traffic Squad-3,4; Yearbook Rep.-4; Mary T. Peddle 29 Franklin Ave. Academic Course. Majorettes-3, Co-Captain-4; World Affairs Club-4; Marie Elaine Pereira “Ree” 11 Maverick St. College Course. Honor Roll-3; Junior Class Secretary-3; GAT Club-3; Refreshment Chairman-4; Honor Society-3; Journalism Club-4; Beaconette News Editor-4; Latin Club-2,3; Cheering Squad-3, Co-Captain-4; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-2,3, Entertainment Chairman- 4; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2; ASPL Certificate of Merit-2,3; Spanish Achievement Award-3; Usherette at Graduation-3; Yearbook Contributing Editor-4; World Affairs Club-4; Michael Joseph Perisie “Mike” 178 Spencer Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Traffic Squad-3,4; Edward Clarence Perkins “Eddie” 573 Washington Ave. General Course. Paul Joseph Piasecki “Tomato” 17 Sixth St. General Course. Richard Edward Piatik “Rich” 134 Chestnut St. Gen¬ eral Course. Robert Paul Piatik “Bob” 134 Chestnut St. General Course. Linda Joan Pierce “Pierce” 322 Spruce St. College Course. Ballot Commission-3; Basketball-2,3,4; De¬ bating Club-3; French Club-2,3; GAT Club-3, Refresh¬ ment Chairman-4; Honor Roll-2,3; Journalism Club-2, 3; Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-2,3,4; World Affairs Club-2,3 4; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; Office Assistant-4; Lynda Marie Pistone “Lynn” 307 Crescent Ave. Gen¬ eral Course. Pep Club-2; Edward Henry Pivnick “Lamey” 1 George St. Gener¬ al Course. John Francis Plona, Jr. “Jack” 218 Chestnut St. Distributive Education. DECA Club-4; Barry Martin Pollock 63 Maverick St. Academic Course. Junior Council-3; Debating Club-4; Dramatics Club-4; Donna Rae Regan “Rae” 110 Orange St. Commercial Course. Red Cross Rep.-2,3,4; Usherette at Gradua¬ tion-3; Janice Lillian Rezendes “Jan” 68 Clark Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Ballot Commission-4; Junior Council- 3; Pep Club-2,3; Red Cross Rep.-2; Yearbook Rep«-4; Jacqueline Francine Rich “Jackie” 296 Washington Ave. Commercial Course. Donna Helen Richard “Little Greasa” 723 Broadway Commercial Course. James J. Richard “Carrots” 64 Bloomingdale St. Dis¬ tributive Education. DECA Club-4; Herbert Niel Richards, Jr. “Ricky” 181 Washington Ave. Distributive Education. DECA Club-4; Mildred Susan Rissio “MiMi” 80 Bellingham St. Dis¬ tributive Education. Basketball-3; DECA Club-4; Edward Joseph Riley “Eddie” 306 Carter St. General Course. Paul Joseph Riley “Tank” 691 Broadway Distribu¬ tive Education. Honor Roll-4; Journalism Club-3; DECA-4; Chess Club-3; Paul Stephen Riley 136 Shurtleff St. Academic Course. Latin Club-2,3; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; Donald C. Robinson “Lip” 256 Spruce St. Academic Course. Track-2,3,4; Basketball-3,4; Senior Class Vice-Pres.-4; Football-2,3,4; Junior Council-3; Span¬ ish Club-2,3,4; Ronald Melvin Robinson “Fats” 109 Fourth St. Gen¬ eral Course. Basketball-4; Football-4; Dora C. Rosa “Legs” 456 Eastern Ave. Commercial Course. High Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-2,3,4; Honor Roll-4; Senior Council-4; Dramatics Club-3,4; Cecile Grace Roselli “Beany Cecil” 11 Springvale Ave. Commercial Course. Senior Class Officer, Secre¬ tary-4; Glee Club-2,3, Secretary-4; Honor Roll-2,3; Journalism Clu b-4; Junior Council-3; Pep Club-2,3; Cheering Squad-4; Dramatics Club-3, Secretary-4; World Affairs Club-3: Beaconette Rep.-2; Keith Philip Rosenfield “Woody” 79 Washington Ave, Academic Course. GAT Club-4; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-2,3, President-4; Dianne Lee Rossette £innie” 47 Bloomingdale St. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Red Cross Rep.-4; James Richard Rourke “Jungle Jim” 27 Columbus St. Academic Course. Ballot Commission-3; NMSQT Letter of Commendation-4; Vincenza Lidia Russo “Vinnie” 98 Crescent Ave. Commercial Course. Louis Robert Saggese “Louie” 236 Everett Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Ballot Commission-3; Band-2,3,4; Library Staff-4; Yearbook Rep.-4; Wayne Howard Saker 53 Parker St. College Course. GAT Club-4; Latin Club-2,3; German Club-2,3; Science Club-3; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2; Traffic Squad-4; Chess Club-3; Yearbook Executive Committee Picture Editor-4; Charlene Ann Salie “Dimples” 3 Clinton Court Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Honor Roll-3; Yearbook Rep.-4; Beaconette Rep.-4; Office Assistant-4; Jane Louise Savosik “Janie” 29 Bloomingdale St. Commercial Course. Dramatics Club-4; High Honor Roll-3; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-3,4; Library Assistant-2,3,4; Red Cross Rep.-4; World Affairs Club- 45 Usherette at Graduation-3; Yearbook Advertising Committee-4; Stanley Albert Sawicki “Stush” 75 Congress Ave. College Course. GAT Club-3,4; Latin Club-2,3; Sci¬ ence Club-2,3,4; Joseph Ralph Schlicher “Schlik” 64 Hooper St. Gen¬ eral Course. Ruth Schneider “Ruthy” 200 Chester Ave. Academic Course. Latin Club-2,3; Debating Club-4; Spanish Club- 45 Honor Roll-3; Rhona Sharon Segal “Rhon” 91 Cottage St. Academic Course. Pep Club-2; Debating Club-4; French Club-2; GAT Club-2,3,4; Glee Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Cheryl Lee Segel “Sherry” 183 Chester Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Debating Club-4; French Club-2; Honor Roll-3; World Affairs Club-4; Leslie Gerald Selbovitz “The Kid” 26 Carmel ft. Technical Course. Basketball-2; GAT Club-2,3, Vice- Pres.-4; German Club-2,3, Pres.-4; Honor Roll-2,3,4 ; Honor Society-3,4; Foreign Language Club Advisory Council-4; Latin Club-2; G.B.L. Math Team-4; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2; Track-4; Science Club-2,3,4, Vice-Pres.-3; Traffic Squad-3,4; Merit Letter of Com- mendation-4; ASPL Certificate of Mefit-2; Yearbook Executive Committee-4; Tutoring Squad Chairman-4; Patricia Dianne Shelist “Pat” 9 Ash St. Commercial Course. Yearbook Art Staff-4; Art Scholarship to Mass. Art-4; Susann Ella Sheppard “Sue” 91 Chester Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Pep Club-2,3; Dramatics Club-4; Usher¬ ette at Graduation-3; World Affairs Club-4; Rhonda Ivy Sherman “Help Me Rhonda” 106 Shawmut St. Academic Course. Pep Club-2,3; Debating Club-4; Glee Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club-4; Dramatics Club-4; Barry Joel Siegel “Sieg” 43 Blossom St. Academic Course. Band-2,3; Dramatics Club-4; Latin Club-2; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Bruce Elliot Siegel “Sieg” 43 Blossom St. Academic Course. Band-2,3,4; Junior Council-3; Dramatics Club- 45 Latin Club-2; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Ronald Mitchell Sikorski “Psycho” 27 Garland St. Academic Course. David Lee Silberstein “Little D” 116 Shawmut St. Technical Course. GAT Club-2,3, Recording Secretary- 45 German Club-2,3,4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Dramatics Club-2,3,4; Tutoring Squad-4; G.B.L. Math Team-2, Co-Captain-4; Science Club-2,3, Pres.-4; Actuary Exam Certificate of Merit-4; Merit Scholarship Semifinalist- 4; Bausch Lamb Science Award-4; Yearbook Execu¬ tive Committee Copy Editor-4; Carol Ana Silva “B.B.” 16 Hooper St. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Evelyn Patricia Simonelli “Evy” 12 Bloomingdale St. Academic Course. Basketball-3,4; Junior Council-3; Cheering Squad-4; Dramatics Club-4; World Affairs Club-4; Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-3, Secretary-4; Yearbook Representative-4; Kirk Paul Simpson “Sim” 1 Carroll St. General Course. Richard Mark Smigielski “Smig” 56 Medford St. Aca¬ demic Course. Basketball-2,3; World Affairs Club,Pres- ident-4; Spanish Club-2,3; Sandra Mae Smith “Smitty” 70 Grove St. General Course. Glee Club-2,3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; Latin Club- 2; Red Cross Rep.-2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Ballot Commission-3; James Michael Sokoloski “Brother Stiky Fingers” 1 Parkway Court Distributive Education. German Club- 2; Journalism Club-2; DECA Club-4; Anthony John Staffiery “Staff” 105 Springvale Ave. College Course. Senior Class Treasurer-4; Debating Club-3,4; J ournalism Club-3,4; Dramatics-2,3,4; World Affairs Club-2,3,4; School Photographer-4; Latin Club- 2,3,4; Red Cross Rep.-2,3; Science Club-2,3,4; Traffic Squad-4; Second Prize Science Fair-3; Honorable Men¬ tion in Regional Science Fair-3; Yearbook Advertising Committee-4; Michael Joseph Stefanowicz “Mike” 21 Tremont St. Commercial Course. Honor Roll-2,3; Traffic Squad-4; Donna Jean Struckel “DoDo” 208 Clark Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Pep Club-2; Guidance Office Assist¬ ant-3,4; Doreen Ann Sutherland “Red” 178 Pearl St. Commer¬ cial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Basketball-2,3; Office Assistant-4; Dennis C. Sweet “Sweetie” 66 Clark Ave. Academic Course. Band-2,3,4; GAT Club-4; German Club-2,3; Junior Council-3; Latin Club-2,3; Track-2,3,4; Senior Council-4; Edith Shirley Tabachnick “Edie” 145 Orange St. Aca¬ demic Course. French Club-2,3; World Affairs Club-3,4; Dramatics Club-2,4; Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-2,3; Anthony Tammaro “Tony” 759 Broadway General Course. Fredericka Belinda L. Targee “Freddy” 15 Silk St. Commercial Course. Pep Club-2; Usherette at Gradua¬ tion-3; Red Cross Representative-3; Stephen G. Theodore “Steve” 167 Walnut St. Commer¬ cial Course. Red Cross Representative-4; Jane Marie Tiberi “Tiberius” 45 Palmer St. College Course. Ballot Commission-3,4; Basketball-2,3,4; De - bating Club-3,4;GAT Club-2,3, Co-Program Chairman - 4; Honor Roll-2,3,4; Honor Society-3,4; Latin Club-2,3; Junior Council-3; Science Club-3, Treasurer-4; Senior Council-4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Second Prize Science Fair-2; NEDT Certificate of Merit-2; Usherette at Grad¬ uation-3; World Affairs Club-4; Dennis Tiro “Teddy Bear” 68 Essex St. Academic Course. Baseball-2,3,4; Football-3,4; Dramatics Club- 45 Yearbook Rep.-4; World Affairs Club-4; Sheldon Joseph Tobolsky “Man-Mountain” 70 Belling¬ ham St. Commercial Course. Alan Neal Tocman “Big Al” 56 Sagamore Ave. Col¬ lege Course. GAT Club-4; Football-2,3; Junior Coun¬ cil-3; Latin Club-2,3; Traek-2; Thomas Anthony Tracia “T.T.” 17A Garfield Ave. Commercial Course. Track-2,3,4; Football-2,3, Co- Captain-4; Elaine Marie Tyre “Ty” 113 Third St. Academic Course. Pep Club-2; Livewire-3; Basketball-2,3, Cap¬ tain-4; Debating Club-4; Cheering Squad-4; Dramatics Club-4; World Affairs Club-4; Latin Club-2,3; Frances Barbara Venzlowsky “Franny” 62 Shawmut St. Commercial Course. Basketball-2,3; Pep Club-2,3; Beaconette Representative-3; Alfred Anthony Villani “Al” 76 Winthrop Rd. General Course. Janice Linda Wacks “Jan” 176 Central Ave. Academic Course. Debating Club-4; Basketball-3; Pep Club-2,3; Spanish Club-2,3; World Affairs Club-4; Franklin M. Weidner “Seagrams” 9 Lash St. Distribu¬ tive Education. Traffic Squad-4; DECA Club-4; Gerald Richard Wells “Lover Boy” 110 Central Ave. Academic Course. Basketball-2,3,4; Baseball-2,3, Captain-4; Bernice Ann White “Bunny” 39 Crescent Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Pep Club-2,3; Dennis Michael Wilcox “Denny” 87 Chester Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Band-2,3,4; Football-3,4; Honor Roll-3; Track-2,3,4; JoAnn Alice Williams ‘ Joe” 132 Franklin Ave. Com¬ mercial Course. Dramatics Club-2,3; Glee Club-2,3,4; World Affairs Club-4; Pep Club-2, Vice-Pres.-3; Red Cross Rep.-2,3,4; Yearbook Typist-4; Beaconette Representative-3; George Roger Yannetti “Pea” 53 Warren Ave. Aca¬ demic Course. Football-4; Betty Sue Yebba “Shorty” 59 Jefferson Ave. Commer¬ cial Course. Glee Club-2. In Memoriam MR. J. FRANK HERLIHY As the 1967 Beacon went to press our city was saddened by the sudden passing of our Superintendent of schools, Mr. J. Frank Herlihy. Mr. Herlihy was born in Chelsea and spent most of his life in this city. He was graduated from Boston College High and Boston College, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree, cum laude. He first entered the Chelsea school system while still a freshman at Boston College, teaching at the Evening School. Studying while teaching, Mr. Herlihy obtained his Master’s Degree from Boston Un iversity in 1934. Mr. Herlihy’s rise in the school system was a steady pro¬ gression from classroom teacher of algebra and physical educa¬ tion at the beginning of his career to Superintendent of Schools in 1942. For almost forty years Mr. Herlihy devoted all his energy and talent to the betterment of the Chelsea school system. Not only his friends and relatives will miss him. All who came in contact with him will remember his dedication and his untiring efforts for the good of the community. 115 g f . ' .T f H l 35® Best Wishes to The Class of ‘67 MAYOR JOHN J. SLATER Best Wishes To The Class of ‘67 From CLOVER A.Z,A. No. 443 First Term President . Vice-President. Secretary. Treasurer. Corresponding Secretary. Inner Guard. Outer Guard. Reporter.. . . Chaplain. Second Term Bernard Blotner . David Melamed . . Bruce Siegel . Bruce Caplitz . Elliot Skiddell David Devonick . Todd Nechtem Bruce Shefshick . . Robert Tatel President . Vice-President. Secretary . Treasurer . Corresponding Secretary Inner Guard. Outer Guard. Reporter. Chaplain. . . . Bruce Siegel . . .Bruce Caplitz . . Elliot Skiddell Steven Rosenberg . Bruce Shefshick . . . . Mark Cohen . . . Danny Gross . . . Elliot Zirlin . Bernard Blotner Best Wishes to Class of ‘67 from KAPPA ALPHA TAU SORORITY Officers President ... . Vice-President. Recording Secretary. Treasurer ........... . Corresponding Secretary. . . Reporter ... Monitress .... Pledge Master. Sandra Leventhal , . . Audrey Butter , . . . . Ann Miller , . . Bette Lawson .Linda Nataupsky , . . Vicki Lemer .Arlene Goldstein , . . . Judy Feiner Members Paula Butkovitz Beverly Fixman Ilene Freedman Carol Gordon Nancy Hill Joyce Krentzman Rhona Segal Sharon Fishman Harriet Franklin Carolann Kamens Janis Karll Fonda Katz Adele Levine Susan Waldman Maxine Wish Marlene Begelman Sharyn Bennett Arlene Castel Diane Cusher Nancy Ferrin Sherlyn Goldberg Susan Gordon Arlene Greenberg Susan Hoffman Susan Levy Tema Liberty Ellen Litkofsky Jane Saker Toby Segan Rita Shanker Bryna Smokier Rhona Toltz Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 from OMEGA PHI SORORITY Officers President ................ Linda Horwood Vice-President. .............. Susan Kane Recording Secretary.. Jane Tiberi Corresponding Secretary. ....... .Jeanne Fong Treasurer .. Linda Pierce Sergeant-at-Arms ........... Gerri Marcotte Members Christine Adams Rita Addonizio Chris Bowen Karen Breda Rita Browne Michelle Cartolano Patty Catalano Beth Chapman Janet Cohane Ann Cronin Lorraine Decowski Elaine DePietro Andrea DiBenedetto Joan Forgione Linda Genevese Pat Giordano Diane Gormley Dotty Gormley Louise Grasso Patti Holland Pattie Horwood Sally Ann Janiak Nancy Jaroszewski Linda Juliano Joyce Kochocki Jackie Martinello Carol Mazzarelli Janice McDonald Mariellen McFayden Barbara Miller Diane Monzione Ellen-Rose Mullen Lizzy Mullett Janet Nadwomy Susan Rollins Pam Spada Kathy Sullivan Ellen VonHandorf Mary VonHandorf Janet White Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 from THETA PSI SORORITY Officers Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 from AYTA CHI SORORITY Officers President .... . President ... . . . Vice-President.......... Vice-President.. Treasurer ............. Treasurer .............. . Esther Klarreich Secretary. . ...... Recording Secretary.. . Edith Tabachnik Members Lois Albano Kathy Beaulieu Eileen Kane Denise Keefe Corresponding Secretary. Members Paula F nklestein Theresa Breau Dottie Keefe Susan Blander Joyce Gootkin Sherry Cassidy Maureen Keefe Janice Cohen Gail Milamed Linda Cimino Maureen Kennedy Sandra Dorfsman Eunice Miller Rosemarie De Felice Ursula Mahoney Phyllis Fishbain June Miller Elaine Dese Joann Morley Cheryl Fisher Jeslyn Medoff Susan Dolon Diane Pucko Judy Glass Shelly Nanes Donna Eaves Gwendolyn Robinson Cheryl Glassman Susan Novick Betsy Evans Jo Ann Evans Mary Ann Evans Mary Grace Gulizia Diane Halas Christine Hanson Geri Strazyk Cathy Suszynski Diane Sweet potty Vohey Lorraine Visconti Karen Glassman Ina Rubin 118 Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 from MICHAEL LUBELL A.Z.A. No. 109 First Term Officers Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 from ALPHA BETA PHI President . Vice-President. . . . . . Treasurer ......... Recording Secretary. . . Corresponding Secretary Chaplain.. Howard Glazer . Alan Tocman . . Allan Alpert . .Neal Kaplan . Marty Kaplan . .John Sidman Second Term Officers President ......... Vice-President...... Secretary. Treasurer.. . . . Corresponding Secretary Honorary Presidents . . President . Vice-President. Recording Secretary . . Treasurer ......... Corresponding Secretary Inner Guard.. Outer Guard. Chaplain. . Neal Kaplan . Marty Kaplan . Mark Newman . . Allan Alpert . . Joel Golden . . . . Jay Satin Bruce Goldman Howard Glazer Paula Finklestein Carol Gordon Rhona Segal Rhonda Sherman Members ,. Bette Lawson Paula Butkovitz . . Debbie Lubin Arlene Goldstein .Beverly Fixman . . Audrey Butter and Sandy Leventhal Judy Feiner Linda Nataupsky Darlene Loftus Sandy Smith MODERN DECORATORS, INC. Homes - Factories - Churches - Institutions Spray Silicone - Waterproofing Licensed - Bonding - Insured 249-251 Washington Ave. 846-5440 Winthrop, Mass. Compliments of BETA PHI SORORITY Officers President . .. Domenica Oliveri Vice-President. Evelyn Simonelli Treasurer.. Connie Maccarone Good Luck from School Committeeman Acting Secretary......... William L. Moore and the people at Corresponding Secretary. . . . Sergeant-at-Arms.. . .. . . Barbara Staples . Donna Bocchino Richdale Milk Store. Members Joanne Varicchio Patricia Lambright ! Lucille Ciaramella Peggy Arsenault Joyce Dzebuloinis Joanne Whelan Dotty Seaman Donna Coughlin Lillian Bass Gail Theodor Joanne Zolnierczyk Rosie Tammaro Yvonne Griffin Mary Delaney Debbie Bogus Marene Stewart Rachael Jones Rena Dorfman Mary Lou Lambright Karen Briggs Anita Mascis Donna Cook Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 from SIGMA PHI SORORITY President oooooo«ooooo „ . . Patricia Shelist DELTA KAPPA PHI Vice-President. ........ Treasurer ............ President . Secretary. .. Vice-President.. Assistant Treasurer . . . . . . Sarah Jane Greeley Recording Secretary. Corresponding Secretary . . . Corresponding Secretary . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms ....... Treasurer . Sergeant-at-Arms. Elliane Crowley Janice Murphy Pledge Master. Denise Dixon Marion McGonagle Emma Harvey Maureen Powers Betty Martin Roberta Walker Karen Tait LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK OF CHELSEA 350 Broadway Chelsea Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 From Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Lubin SEVILLE HARDWARE Industrial Supplies Hardware - Wallpaper - Paints 255 Meridian Street East Boston, Mass. Best Luck To The Class Of ‘67 From PIECE O’ PIZZA HAWTHORN PHARMACY, INC. 117 Hawthorn St. Chelsea, Mass. 884-7605 889-2314 Leo Sanitsky, Registered Pharmacist Compliments of Representative John F. Donovan Compliments Of PROVIDENT CO-OPERATIVE BANK Chelsea, Massachusetts LITTLE BROWN JUG CAFE, INC. Pizza Our Speciality 24 Adams Street, Chelsea Tel. 884-9579 Compliments Of Philip Shaffer Milton Shaffer Irving Shaffer Class of 1921 Class of 1945 Class of 1948 Mr. Mrs. Arthur Tocman and Sons MAX T. GOLD Attorney-At-Law 272 Broadway, Chelsea, Mass. Compliments of Dr. J. George Wayne OPTOMETRIST KENNEY AND SULLIVAN LOUNGE j 403 Broadway Dr. Sidney G. Stillman OPTOMETRIST SAM AND ROSE HENKEN CO. Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 THE CHELSEA MORRIS PLAN BANK i Chelsea, Mass. Compliments of GALLO’S MARKET CHELSEA WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL, INC. 110 Park Street, Chelsea, Mass. Best W ' ishes From Dr. Kraft Compliments of Myer Butter and Son Tu 4-9855 Special Occasion Cakes Our Speciality PRATTVILLE BAKERY, INC. | Harold Block Top Quality-Large Variety-Always Courtesy 358 Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. Tel. 884-1493 Parkway Plaza RAINBOW FABRICS Bernat Yarns - Draperies - Materials Notions - Patterns - Rug Making Equipment 1070 Revere Beach Parkway Chelsea, Mass. Compliments of WOLPER’S Where All The Gang Goes! Compliments of BELLINGHAM HARDWARE 478 Broadway Chelsea Compliments of LAMBDA SIGMA PHI Cheryl Glassman, President SINGER SEWING MACHINE 356 Broadway, Chelsea, Mass. VAL’S FLOWER SHOP Broadway Chelsea, Mass Compliments of AVENUE BEAUTY SALON 132 Washington Avenue 884-9320 Prop. Mildred DeBole Compliments of PRATTVILLE FLORIST 379 Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. TRATT’S DEPARTMENT STORE 367 Washington Ave. DICK’S LAUNDRY Best Wishes to the Class of ‘67 From Leader’s Washington Delicatessen 385 Washington Avenue Chelsea, Massachusetts Mills Corner Jenny Gas Station Ippolito Brothers C. SANTAGATE MARKET 1 Park St., Chelsea, Mass. APOLLO SHOE 164 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. Open 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. HOLIDAY DRESS SHOP 140 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. WING’S CHINESE RESTAURANT Broadway Chelsea, Mass. CHELSEA SQUARE SMOKE SHOP 210 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. BROADWAY BOWLING LANES 294 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. KESSLER’S SWEATER SHOP 390 Broadway Chelsea Smart-Sportswe ar GOLDEN THIMBLE 345 Broadway Chelsea, Mass. SAGAMORE PHARMACY Compliments of a Friend MANUEL J. WEINER A.Z.A. Compliments of ALPERT IRON CO. Inspection Station Dial 889-2596 884-9402 PERRIELLO BROTHERS “Hydramatics Our Speciality” 571 Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Nate Finklestein and Family Compliments of GORIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Broadway, Chelsea HELLER’S CAFE 110 Chestnut Street 884-9677 j Best Of Luck From J. N. PHILLIPS CO., INC. Distributors and Installers Auto Glass Main Office: 216 Carter St. Chelsea, Mass. SAM’S DELICATESSAN 64 Everett Ave. Chelsea, Mass. Compliments of CHESTER’S BEAUTY SALON 14 Sagamore Ave. Chelsea, Massachusetts SHAPIRO’S BELL - DELL Bellingham Square Chelsea, Massachusetts 884-5030 Congratulations to C.H.S. Graduates REVERE AUTO SCHOOL IN CHELSEA CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK 267 Broadway Chelsea, Massachusetts Best Deal of Anywhere Buy the Now Car Today MENDEL RAMBLER “We Put The Workingman On Wheels’’ 45 Spruce St. Chelsea 884-1697 HY’S SHOE STORE Broadway, Chelsea, Mass. STORTI’S SUB SHOP 32A Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. Compliments of SPENCER SHOES 338 Broadway Chelsea CANTOR’S PHARMACY 148 Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. Compliments of PARLOW’S 111A Shurtleff St. Chelsea, Mass. In Memory of Bertha Sherr by Bertha Sherr BBG Chapter 29 TU 4-0400 Compliments of CHEZ ALFONSE HAIR STYLISTS In Chelsea 20 Union Street Shopping Plaza Compliments of WOODLAWN MARKET MARSHELLE’S, Salon de Coiffeurs Specialist in Coloring and Styling 397 Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. Phone 884-9491 STAFF COINAMATIC Wash - Dry - Dry Cleaning Double Load Washers - Dryers Open Mon. - Sat. 8 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. Parkway Plaza Next to Bradlees lees Compliments of TURKANIS PHARMACY 111 Central Ave. Chelsea, Mass. MANUEL J. WEINER B.B.G. No. 367 President: Audrey J. Butter KIRSHON PAINT WALLPAPER CO. 124 Pearl Street Chelsea, Mass. I. SOLOMAN CO. 235 Second Street Chelsea, Mass. CHARLES RO Hair Stylist Chelsea Salon 1074 Revere Beach Pkwy. Bradlees Shopping Plaza Compliments of TORF FUNERAL SERVICE In Chelsea and Brookline Compliments of THE CHELSEA RECORD 18 Fourth Street Chelsea Compliments of THE NEW BRIDGE CAFE GOLDSTEIN’S SUPER - MARKET Bakery - Delicatessen 884-0233 884-1718 176 Washington Ave. Chelsea, Mass. CARL’S FLOWER SHOP Broadway, Chelsea Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Glazer Howard, Bruce and Robyn Before you accept that first job . • • Look over your employer as carefully as he does you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won’t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it fakes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer “Yes” to these questions. They work for New England Telephone. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. ) New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System An equal opportunity employer 126 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Margolis Mr. Mrs. John Ridge Stephen Afrow Mrs. Alberghini V. Apruzzese Mr. Mrs. Lawrence W. Baker Mr. Mrs. Barry Balan Mr. James Barooshian Chris Belisis Mr. Mrs. Bernard Berenson Mr. Mrs. Harry G. Berenson H. Berman Miss Brandt Edward V. Brown Mr. Robert Buckley Mr. Edward Connolly Mr. Emanuel D’Ambrosio Mr. Mrs. Eugene Dasch Mr. Mrs. Filippone Mr. Norman Finkelstein Mr. Mrs. B. Freedman Mr. John Anagnoson Mr. Mrs. Gootkin Mr. Mrs. Maurice Greenfield A. Hagan Miss Phyllis Hanson Miss Kathleen Hyland Mr. Mrs. Louis Kaplan JEWELS B. L. N. N. C. 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