Classical High School - Classic Myths Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

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McKinley His deep concern for our welfare, his unfailing willing- ness to help us, and his extraordinary teaching ability have helped to make our days at Classical pleasant ones. More than a teacher, always a friend, he has served us un- selfishly and zealously. With sincere gratitude and with profound respect, therefore, we dedicate to him Classic Myths i960 A. MR. JOHN D. McKlNLEY '- Y L.. L x 1 5 ij- .3 3 4, ar :- . 4 L Principal X MATT:-new J. coummc ROBERT S ERICKSON SOCIAL STUDIES 5 taxi V.- ALFRED CRAVEDI BERTHA H MALLEN ANGELA DERRICO MARGARET BARSAM FRANCIS P BRENNAN A, . . 4 WZ: 51 ' 4 dp-In , 1 ,Y 1-v . . h i Aw x 'Z Qgvpf A , X., ' 'QT' RAMINTA MOLIS MAN N FWTIPATFNOC BERTHA M FREELANDER RUTH G WOODIS Hum 5 GILBERT pw- --4 1- .- ' I Z P ,. W I ' v Q pf. T . -5 r , ? G- . P, Q .2 s 1 , AAA M 1, Q MRS EDITH E, A. GLAVIN JOHN D McKINLEY Run-4 C, pHlLUp5 EUGENE H POWERS JOHN P, REARDON DEPA JOSEPHINE E, HEALEY BERNARD F BROOKS MARG WIL 4 1 i RT LANGUAGES Tl ,I ARET S. MUNNS R mx fi is., LIAM J POWERS I w HAIRMEN -in RICHARD GV MARUEN ANNA c SHAUGHNESSY SCIENCE-MATH ENGLISH MARY BROWNLEE ANNA HOWE STEAD DANIEL W BUTLER J OLIVER JOHNSTONE 23,5 1-fx sg 'za' if Ll. EUGENE W. COAKLEY DAVID D KAPLAN A 1 LUCILLECJ. JOSEPH MARGARET M. WALSH GRAENEM A. YOFFE or 1 I ssl. Prmupal JOSEPH BREEN ' 'T 6 9 V, JOHN jr DONAHUE DELNA P CARLSTROM E--rv H: H - val f-7rf':r11 wp' M-'23 1 5 ' Af' 1' . ' 2. ff.- 4 : Wm -1 '. Y' 7 .fififim ' FRANCES E WILSON nw- MARY E. KENNEDY MARIE r TANGNEY FRANCIS D-MCHUGH E ,- 11,5 I. .Y Q, ,ir 4 ' .A J ' ' , ' Q ar ,1 tix 13 , 1 L- I-3 ,- 2 if :l Q xwf' 1 Huliij L- .,:.J 555TEn C wgfp JAMES 1 DUFFY FRANCIS J. FOLEY ' CLASSIC lllY'lll llDlTllll Mary Salmon Virginia Tsouros Eleanor Kaplan Michael Tronic Lawrence Opert i Mil will Art Editor .6. Co-Editors Mary MYTH EXECUTIVE Salmon Michael Tronic li F. EE l ESS E0 EE if K QQ, '. r tip Co-Mcmcgers Eleonor Koplcm Lawrence Oper? -La. +R X W vi' CLASS IIFFICER F 'N l ' Q' 'Xx,f we-A Lindq 3 gf bm 177 uist CLASS 1l0'l'T0 UFORS AEQUA MERENTES RESPICIT HA iusf fortune attends The deserving -3- fifnv PREMIERE 5 Hyla Gold Harrie? Glickman Susan Singer Phyllis Romanoff -. . ,-, -x , i S- ii .... Donald Grant Lewis Hahn Dwayne Lehigh Jane Mahoney Mary Salmon Michael Tronic CLASS SOL0lS'lS PICTURE Co-chair. Robert Bachrach Hyla Gold Kenneth Anderson Paul Bell Marilyn Isaacson Patricia Sullivan Lewis Hahn CAP AND GOWN Frederick Siff Chair. Virginia Sullivan John Butke Enid Muskat Virginia Manoog Edwin Furman CLASS MOTTO James Bloom Chair, Harold Boucher Tobe Carey Samuel Grace Timothy Henrion Louise Carron James Krusas Jean Gordon ll l0ll Clllllllll'll'EE' PHOTOGRAPH Steven Greenberg Chair. Mary Coakley Deborah Gross Jordan Kahn Richard Hedlund Carol LeBlanc Phyllis Romanoff DEDICATION Hyla Gold Allan Benjamin Barbara Prolesky SENIOR HOP Co chair. William Attridge Nancy Harney David Hebenstreit John Haran Marilyn Griff Jan Osborn Sona Aslanian Lawrence Sullivan SENIOR PROM Allan Benjamin Chair. Mariorie Powell Roselee Price Barry Kursman James Jeas Daryl Hymoff Michael Tronic William Sharfman CLASS GIFT Richard Payne Chair. John Bafaro Martha Sawyer Bruce Bolton Judith Shapiro Linda Bates Jane Wilkinson Zigmond Sermuksnis .11. Dwayne Lehigh Chair Joanne Chafetz Eleanor Lemay John Perrone Janice Richards Albert Tapper Jane Mahoney George Lemay CLASS DAY David Freeman Chair. Susan Singer Harriet Glickman Raymond Brodeur Sigmund Sugarman Mary Salmon Judith Porter Henry Phillips l'llllt'lllEl t' .lIlllllEt U DONALD GRANT We are pleased, this afternoon, to welcome our parents, our teachers and our friends to these, our 1960 Class Day exercises. We hope that you will enjoy our ceremonies. Shortly we shall be departing from these familiar halls, in which, for the past three years, we have devoted our time and our efforts to studies, to sports and to many other activities. We have enioyed these experiences and we are sad to realize their end. Through these happy fruitful years we have glided contentedly, not willing to acknowledge their shortness. We are now awakened by our impending departure. Within the next few days we shall take our leave of many teachers and students. We shall, however, take with us a grateful realization of the excellent preparation afforded us by our fine, understanding faculty. Our parents should feel some pride for having guided us so lovingly through these important years. We now know that the time is at hand for the practical application of our knowledge. Whether we venture immediately into the business world or enter colleges or professional schools, success shall now, more than ever, rest in our hands alone. We ourselves look ahead with hope and with confidence. We wish our lives to iustify the concern shown by our parents and our teachers. Along with a seriousness of purpose we have gained many memories which we shall cherish. Our class functions, the sports events, and the informal parties we shall recall with nostalgia. In time we shall number these among our happiest years. Our lives see many partings such as these and we must accept them as inevitable but not final. Apart or together we shall all be bound by our common experience -tireless old Classical High School. ll It .l U N ll l C 'I' ll ll l' g..,,A - 5 MARY E. SALMON Looking back on our stay at Classical, I am reminded of a three-act play, with all of us comprising the cast and Mr. Couming as our able director. lt was September, l957. The scene was the school auditorium. The stage was set, the lights were glaring, and our hearts were pounding. There we sat, a little nervous, feeling very much like strangers after the comfortable security we had enioyed as competent performers at our former schools. The curtain was about to go up on a new way of life for us. As we wandered through the halls those first few weeks, we wondered what the Juniors and Seniors could possibly be referring to by remarks like They're getting smaller every year . As the football season approached they began to appreciate us more, especially when Jerry Kahn began to make those touchdowns. We were soon struggling with geometry theorems and gathering biology specimens. Many of us attend- ed the football games and cheered with spirit when Salatubie scored. When the Argus was distributed at the end of November, we gazed with pride at our names and addresses in black and white, and felt that we had really arrived. As sophomores we made bi-weekly treks to gym classes. lt was on the floor of the YWCA that Carol LeBlanc and Ellie Lemay gave their most outstanding performances. We girls still Cherish the memories of gym, from which we often emerged with straggly hair and aching muscles, to trudge back to school through rain, snow or sun. Our first social affair was the Variety Show, Around The World, in which Lewis Hahn first appeared. When our first term at Classical drew to a close, we greeted with condescension the new arrivals to our ranks, little realizing that among them were Phyllis Romanoff and Susan Singer, future graduation speakers. In March, Bobby Bachrach's exhibition on electroluminesence won first prize at the Classical Science Fair. Spring came to our campus, Mr. McKinley sported a fresh pansy every day. We turned out in large numbers to view the Senior Play, The Barretts of Wimpole Street. When the E list was published, we learned that Harriet Glickman was the first one of us to have achieved a 5 rating. Sue Cotton, Sue Lieberman, and Ruth Ann Casdin decided to lend their tennis skills to the Girls Tennis Team, while Carol Foley, Linda Bates, Gayle Wackell, Peggy Mitchell, and Carol Odabas'ian joined the cheerleaders. Finally the last week of school was upon us. Much to our satisfaction we realized that we had survived the ordeal. When the applause died down, we found that we were ready for the second act. As Juniors, we found Mr. Couming installed as our new principal and Mr. Cravedi as his assis- tant. The brisk fall of i958 gave us determina- tion to make our iunior year memorable. Our first class elections made Dwayne Lehigh, presi- dent, Jane Mahoney, vice-president, Joanne Chafetz, secretary, and Tim Henrion, treasurer. Beth Hutchins made us all a bit envious when she began to travel to Dartmouth for weekends. We were puzzled to find that Patti Sullivan's biology assignments included modelling in Elm Park. A new name appeared in the Argus, as Tom Sneery kept us informed of the athletic activities of our classmates. Carol Tash was named cap- tain of the Girls Veeblefetzer team and Judy Porter captained the Girls Knitting team. Harvey Boss, we read, received a solid gold Pepsi-Cola bottle when he bowled on television. ln January we attended the Variety Show, A Touch of Seasoning, and decided that Judy Fairbanks made an excellent mistress of ceremo- nies. To prove how versatile our talents were, George Lemay and Sandra Salman won gold keys in the Scholastic Art Awards. ,GLM l'lt lllll lllillllolllv if ' 4 In January, the Basketball team brought glory to Classical by defeating the arch-rival North in a thrilling game. Billy Attridge was an outstanding player on the team. On the feminine side, Jane Hula-hoop Casdin had become the sensation of the Girls Basketball Team. Under the direction of Betsy Fulder and Butch Boucher, the Junior Prom Committee began to prepare for the prom. The dance, held at the Italian-American Club on March 6, was the highlight of our iunior year. We were sorry to lose Betsy later in the year when she moved to California. ln April, the musical organizations presented their annual Spring Concert, to which many of us lent our talent. Dwayne Lehigh and Ernie Waxman shone as soloists. We bravely took the trial College Boards and National Merit Examination in May, and emerged dazed, pray- ing for an increase in intelligence over the summer months. i959 was the year for our tennis team, which proceeded to capture the Western Massachusetts championship. Dick Emmons was a semi-finalist in the competition. One rainy day in June, we held our iunior picnic at Lincoln Woods in Rhode Island. All who attended were relieved when the weather cleared. l guess we know who made the biggest splash that day. At graduation exercises the Harvard Book Prize was awarded to Richard Clarke and the Aletheia Award to Mary Coakley. The departure of one Senior left Rachel Feinsilver blue, but the rest of us were elated to realize that at last we could be called the grand old Seniors . That summer Martha Sawyer studied science at the Saint Mark's Summer School and Bobby Bachrach attended Thayer Academy, while Barbie Golden, Natalie Rubin and David Free- man toured the country. To start the third act of our play with a bit of formality, we elected as senior officers Donald Grant, Penny Osborn, Sue Lindquist and Richie Silver. We applied to colleges and shared the anxiety of waiting to hear of ac- ceptance or reiection. We dodged the class treasurer as each installment of dues was announced. We agonized together over Chem- istry quizzes, and hopefully we underwent the College Boards. Honor was heaped upon us when Margie Powell was named a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Competition. Tobe Carey was our representative for Good Government Day in the state capital. In the Scholastic Art Awards, Ruth Ettine received a gold key, while Nancy Harney, Ginny Tsouros, Marilyn Isaacson, and Marion Perlman won honorable mention. In January we presented the Senior Hop, Beatnik Bengals , the beat for which was provided by Bill S71arfman's iazz combo . After February vacation the tanned faces of Judy Ravelson and Larry Opert were in sharp contrast to the rest of us who had not been in Florida. Our Variety Show, Let There Be Music, drew as big a crowd as ever. Under the expert direction of Ronnie Hamburger, Emilie Roy, and Gayle Wackell, an outstanding show was produced. Can any of us ever forget the sight of the graceful football players in their powdered wigs and flowing skirts, dancing the minuet? Spring brought the Senior Play, distribution of our photographs to our many admirers, base- ball, and, of course, spring fever. With growing excitement, we began to prepare for the climax of our play. And now, as we celebrate Class Day, the end is very close. We are beginning a week of festivities unequalled previously in our high school years. The ioy and frivolity of the Senior Prom and the quiet dignity and grandeur of graduation will combine to form an overwhelm- ing finale. When the curtain has gone down, our places will soon be filled by another Senior class, but we will take into the world of adulthood the satisfaction of a performance well done. We leave with one thing in mind, that we have traveled a road filled now with memories that will remain - - always in our hearts. llIi.l.'i' llllili -- Illlill wir. , .. LEWIS A. HAHN Three memorable years are drawing to a close-years spent in the noble pur- suit of knowledge, in attending various social functions, and in anxious periods of hopeful anticipation. As evidence of our deep gratitude and high esteem for Classical High, therefore: We, the class of 1960, possessed of reasonably sound mind and comprehen- sion, do collectively acknowledge this instrument to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Couming and the faculty, we leave our sincerest appreciation for the wise counsel and constant support they have given us. The ghosts of Hamlet and Macbeth are left to give added charm to the al- ready archaic halls of Salatoubie. To Miss Barsam, we leave a gas mask and some antibiotics. To Miss Fitzpatrick, we leave Mary K. Jones. To Mr. Erickson, we leave one of those electronic laugh producers. To Mr. Powers, we leave a pair of soft white slippers, he must get awfully sore kicking himself with hard leather shoes. Norm Sirk leaves two hundred grams of potato chips to the chemistry depart- ment. Gail Wackell leaves her feet to some graceful iunior. Woodsie Kursman leaves his tongue in his mouth. Bruce Bolton leaves, finally. Ronnie Hamburger leaves a collec- tion of his sweater to any sophomore who will go three months without a haircut. Mary Nozzolillo leaves to Mr. Coakley a pictorial account of some of her driving experiences as a deterrent for accidents. Dwayne Lehigh like splits. l' I, I .' U ll I It I, Sig Sugarman leaves his spikes, his helmet, and his personal parking spot at FriendIy's. Jimmie Kindley leaves his skin, I mean skins, while Bill Sharfman is swinging. Marilyn Rozefsky leaves for that evening course at Tech. A good portion of the senior class leaves Lano's and Drake's in shambles. Fred Siff leaves his name, he doesn't want it. Ellie Kaplan leaves her father. Al Tapper leaves his golden-throat- ed musical ability to the other remaining monotones in the glee club. Casey Gedmintas leaves on a big stick to sell white shoe polish to sneaker- clad folk dancers. Harv Boss leaves for Lowell, egg- Loll. Sandy Milutis leaves a comb and four bobby-pins in the spaghetti. Kenny Moses I - I - I - leaves. Carol Tash leaves 4,382 gum wrap- pers to any sophomore with 4,382 pieces of unwrapped gum. Richard Payne leaves screaming, lt's Richard, Richard, my father was Louis. Emilie Roy leaves for Bermuda with the variety show money. Steve Smith leaves a four point challenge to any junior. Richie Emmons leaves to find a new racket. Tobe Carey and Larry Cohen leave with their noses in books. Tom Keating leaves on time, he was a little late in coming. Steve Yerow leaves some of his teachers alone. I leave chuckling over the censored material from this will. And, finally, Carole A. Zuma leaves last. This official document has been witnessed, signed, and everything is legal. Lewis A. Hahn Testator CLASS ob MICHAEL G. TRONIC We have iust completed a long sleigh ride, our cheeks are not red from the lash of the wind, nor do our hands ache from the bitter cold weather. We have enioyed the ride, but we have not as yet paid our transportation fare. After a trip of three years, we have at last reached our destination. My analogy is not difficult to understand: conducted by our parents and by our teachers, we have travelled through the realms of youth and of knowledge without being physically affected by the long and arduous route. Today, however, our iourney ends, because we have reached our destination: graduation. For our trip, we must repay the drivers, but the question arises as to what the payment will be. Since money is useless, for none of us can decide how much three years of hard work are worth, we must pay with something far more valuable-with those traits of character which our parents and our teachers have helped us to develop-qualities such as courage, tolerance, and honesty. As we enter the world of adulthood, we must enter with confidence. We should show those who have aided us that we are strong enough to overcome any obstacles that may arise. Because we have this obligation to perform, we should be aware of what part of ourselves we shall have to put into the various problems which will face us when we become adults. Let us, for the next few minutes, examine some of these problems. We were born during a war unequalled for brutality in the annals of recorded history. Some of us had relatives who died amidst almost incredible horrors, some of us actually fled from those horrors. That we have had to know war 0HAll0 from the beginning of our lives is unfortunate, and that we may always have to face the threat of war is iust as depressing. lf we are, therefore, to repay our parents and our teachers, we must defend freedom and give to the fight for freedom a precious part of our characters: courage. Those of us who are going to college this fall are going primarily because we wish to prepare ourselves for careers in later life. College can, to be sure, equip us for various occupations, but it can also equip our characters in a much more valuable manner, it can teach us to be tolerant of other people. Thus far in our lives, we have been relatively free from the clutches of preiudice. Although we, as a whole, represent various backgrounds and religions, we have managed to appreciate and to understand the ways of life of each other. The only drawback, however, is that we have seen each other for a comparatively short amount of time, six hours a day is not nearly long enough. At college, we shall spend many hours of each day with strangers. lf we are to derive as much as possible from the next four years, we must attempt to exercise tolerance at all times. We must pay for our iourney with the mature outlook which we, as adults, must develop. To discuss the corruption of modern times is not pleasant, but it is so prevalent in the world that it deserves mention in my discussion of our future problems. Dishonesty exists everywhere: in business, in government, and in private living. Each day brings with it new and terrible crimes, each day reveals shocking and great deceptions. Charles Van Doren, who has had to pay dearly for his dishonesty, recently wrote, Choices and decisions are neither partly right nor partly wrong, because part of the people would make them one way, part the other. The temptation to participate in wrongdoing has often beckon- ed to us. The chance for committing acts of vandalism has faced us many times, the oppor- tunity for cheating, however slightly, has fre- quently presented itself to us. If we have resisted these opportunities, we have done so as a result of the influence of those who have sincerely tried to instill in us the values of truth and of righteous living. Our debt is not an easy one to repay, for it requires many virtues which are difficult to acquire and to practice. If we shirk the reponsi- bility of paying this debt, we are leaving Classical under false pretenses. Thomas Carlyle, in speaking of the dissipations of youth, ll L il SS lll-I I T I llN criticizes those who preach that young people must wallow in a kind of mud-bath, in which the youth is, as it were, necessitated to steep and to cleanse himself, before the real toga of Manhood can be laid upon him. Carlyle does not think that youths have to sow wild oats before they assume the burdens of adulthood. He writes, Sin and Remorse so easily beset us at all stages of life, and we are always such indifferent company, that is seems hard we should, at any stage, be forced and fated to meet them. We see, therefore, that by refusing to ac- knowledge our debt, we shall reap a harvest of regret. The price of our journey is, I admit, a great one. Courage, tolerance, and honesty seem impossible to attain, when cowardice is Hll near. Robert Burns, in one of his poems, tells us that The honest man, tho' e'er sae poor, is king o'men. Let us endeavor to be honest to our convictions and to our responsibilities, even though we shall live in a world filled with violence and concerned with material wealth. The time has come for us to enter this forbidding success in all your endeavors. The memories of our years at Classical should help to dispel our fears, and the knowledge that our parents and our teachers have faith in us should give us confidence, as we go down the road of life. While l look upon your faces, fellow graduates, l become certain that you will not fail to repay your debt in full by offering the only price worth paying: your success in all your edeavors. ll Allan Beniamin Linda Chafitz Mary Coakley David Freeman Harriet Glickman Hyla Gold Stephen Grace Marcia Greene James Jeas Marie Kowalchek FIRST HONORS Daryl Hymoff Eleanor Kaplan Elaine Porter Roselee Price Phyllis Romanoff Mary Shapiro SECOND HONORS Robert Levenson Richard Payne William Sharfman Frederick Siff Devra Simon Susan Singer Stephen Smith Michael Tronic Elaine Wellman Edward Mencow David Stead Harriet Stone Lawrence Sullivan Carol Tash Carole Zuma CIlllLlt'l'IC AIII' ill illlllt' Sponsored by the Boston Globe BLUE RIBBON AND GOLD KEY WINNERS Kathy Bledsol Judith Durkin Ralph Caputo Ruth Ettine GOLD KEY Pauline Krawczynski HONORABLE MENTION Nancy Harney Virginia Tsouros Martha Sawyer Marion Perlman Marilyn Isaacson 1? E? ' R 'w m ff N ' 1 r , 1 F ,I W ' ' ' r A , ,l P ' 1 1 A I - 4. .' ' Q -. f V, 'Q' , .VA ,'-N. A, V :WL ' 9 . xl , .1 4,w X , -k.-'lu E' ,-'.!' A ii - .I i 'fl A jv' sh V. . , N - ' In .Y W. 0 I., Y xfx ,. -, I , Y ,lm '--'. '!' --, I . , I . . . . 4 W 1 L 196 U 1- 4' gl F 1 X X ' l I ' M I ' W . ' l P' ' -9- , 1 f . I . wi- ,Am 21 I ' n ' X . ff fp , f,7lV. 'x K I HG .1 ' E if : F'-A f- ' . , v. f , I SUSAN R. ABELSKY Always neat and attractixe . ., possesses a radiant smile . . . Suc-'s gregarious ways have won her many friends. Agassiz Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Girls' Debating Club -1 . . . History Club -I . . . will attend Clark in preparation for a career in education. FRANCIS M. ALLELUNAS Pleasant manner . .. Quiet and reseryed . . . XYeIcome at any gath- ering . . . known for his pleasing personality, Francis is tall and full of friendliness . . . tinds it hard to supress his eyc-1' ready grin. DAVID L. ANDERSON His tall flllme. Ioppg-tl by 11-cl Imjy, makes David stand out in a crowd . . . friendly to all . . . well liked by his fellow classmates . . . Base- ball 5 . . . David will surely lincl success in whatexer lield he enters, KENNETH A. ANDERSON Ken is sincere. PLii'pusc-ful, ,incl .Ir-. pendable . . . lfrienclly and easy- going . . .A well-rounded boy . . . He hopes to attend Bates to become a minister . . . lioys' Glec- Club S, -1 . . . hlixcd Chorus F-. -1 . . . Pic- ture Committee -i. SONA ASLANIAN An enthusiastic athlete . . . great sport . . . a sparkling personality . . . dark locks against a fair fact' . . . bona intends to enter nurses' training . .. l'ield Hockey 2, is bfanager -1... l5asIic'tl'1alI 2, s Manager 4. Girls' 'Icnnis R . . . Varsity Club 2. 3. Secretary -I .... Glee Club 2 . . . Student Countil ,I . . . Senior Hop Committee. ' 427' hf' if fp' 'O' c 'CET' .-A l -. WILLIAM R. ATTRIDGE Sandy-red hair. blue eyes. uncount- able freckles. and an illuminating smile give him a boyish look hard to resist . . . yet he does a man- sixed job on the basketball and base- ball teams . . . his reserved. friend- ly, and modest air attract admiration and popularity . . . inyariably seen at L.1no's . . .Varsity Baseball 2. 3 Varsity' Basketball 2. 5, Co- captain 4 . . . Senior Hop Commit- tee... will continue studies at Holy Cross. ROBERT Z. BACHRACH A clown-to earth intellectual . . . combines a penetrating mind with .1 sharp sense of humor . . . a nat- ural leader. with a confident smile . . . a variety of interests and activ- ities made Bobby a yital member of our class . . . an outstanding student . . . Radio Club Secretary 2. Vice- president 3 . . . President 4 . . . Argus Literary Board 5. 4 . . . Boys Debating Club 3. 4 . . . Indoor Track Manager 4 . . . Chairman of Picture Committee . . . Among his laurels were first-place award, Clas- sical Science Fair Z . . . Honorable Mention in the Service Clubs Essay Contest 3 . . . Advanced Science studies at 'l'hayer Academy 5 . . . Bob will further his education at Haryard, Brown or M. I. T. JOHN J. BAFARO Dark and goocl-lookiflg .... 3 pleasant fellow with a warm sense of humor . . . .lohn is so well-man- nered that he will succeed wherever he goes . . . exeryones friend . . . his luture plans call forthe L'niversity of Connecticut to prepare for a career in business . . . Boys Glee Club 5 . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Class Gitt Committee. ELISABETH D. BARRON Bitty . . . lovely to look at. so delightful to know . . . full of charm . . . mild temperament. Wzlfm personality . . . enyiable poise and graceful carriage distinguish her . . . Girls Glee Club Z. 5. Secretary -I . . . Green Room 5. Secretary 4 . . . History Club 3. -1 . . .Agas- sil 5. 4 . . . Variety Show -1 Picnic Committee -1. .. Bitty's future plans include a liberal arts education. LINDA A. BATES I.inda. i'emembered for her ani- mated spirit and infectious laugh . . . one of our best cheerleaders , . , popular. yiyacious. Wifli 21 readiness tor tun . .. a iatt of friends , , . sweet disposition . . . brimming inc-r with sclioul SPQYIL . . . lNIaiorette 2 . . . Girls Glee Club 2. fs. -l . . . Varsity' Club 3. 4 . . . Agassif Club 3. -I . . . Cheer- leader R, Co-captain 4 . . ,Variety Show 5, 4 , . . Gift Committee -I She is planning to attend Bucknell or the L'niyc-rsity of Con- necticut. DAVID L. BAXTER A real live wire . . . distinguished by his keen sense of humor. . . known for his witty antics in and out of school . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2 . . . History Club 4. BARBARA R. BELANGER Dark hair and green eyes . . . cheer- ful and gay, yet quiet and sincere . . . has a soft tinkling laugh often heard around Classical . . . finds en- joyment in all she does . . . will he a student at Massachusetts General Hospital in the fall. Agassiz Club Z, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 3. 4 . . . History Club 3, 4 . . . Classic Myths Literary Board. PAUL BELL Friendly ,... sincere and purpose- full . . . Paul is quiet and evenftem- pered, with a great sense of humor . . . plans a career in Meteorology . . . Radio Club 2. 3 . . . Golf Team 2, 3 . . . Picture Committee 4. ALLAN S. BENJAMIN Talent 8: Sincerity R Reliability 8: Intelligence 1 Allan . . .his unique ability at the piano has earned re- spect and admiration from all . . . a real asset to our class . . . honor student . . . Accompanist for Mixed Chorus 2, 3, President 4, and Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Choralettes Secretary 3 . . . Variety Show Ac- companist 2 . . . Spring Concert Soloist 2, 3 . . .Class Soloist 4 . . . Agassiz 3 . . . Boys Debating Club 3, Vice-President 4 . . . Argus Lit- erary Board 4 . . . Classic Myths Literary Board . . . Corchairman. Dedication Committee. GLORIA E. BERENSON As small as a pixie . . . Lively as an elf . . . Gloria's small frame is filled with a warm personality . . . Aletheia Society 3, 4 . . . Agassiz Club 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Becker junior College will be her next stop. ful II, PALIL F. BERGIN Paul is one person who doesnt care whether it rains or snows, is windy or calm, cold or hot . . . In other words, Paul takes life in stride . . . he is never without his friendly smile . . . plans for the future are not definite. LINDA M. BEROL Has perfected the recipe for achiev- ing the band box look - ingredients include shiny, long, dark pony tail, and lovely clothes mixed with smart accessories . . . enjoys basketball . . . has a beautiful smile . . .Stu- dent Council 2 . . . Girls' J V Bas- ketball Manager 2 . . . Girls' Var- sity Club 3,4 . . . Agassiz 2, 3 . . . Girls' Debating Club, Treasurer 3 President 4 . . . Linda plans to at- tend Clark University in the fall. LEONIDAS BILIOURAS Leo is tall, dark. and friendly . . . XX'orked after school in a drug store and a super market . . . Active in his church youth group . . . An avid sports fan, he especially enjoys basketball. ALLAN S. BJORKMAN Al should be voted Humorist of 1960 . . . full of fun and life, he has a witty comment at just the right mom- ent . . . a helping hand in every- thing . . . his activities include Boys Glee Club 3. 4 . . . Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3 . . .Baseball 3 . . .Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Variety Show 4 . . . Stamp Club 2, President 4 . . . won a scholarship for afternoon work at the VC'orcester Foundation for Experimental Biology . . . Boys State Award . . . Al will attend XX'orcester Academy next year. PAUL F. BLOMSTROM Always ready with a laugh . . . a good sport . . . his afternoon job at Highland Pharmacy kept him busy . . . plans to attend Worcester Jun- ior College. JAMES E. BLOOM jim is never too busy to say Hi . . . good-looking and well-liked . . . an able leader, he is modest about his versatility... a hard- working and a conscientious student . . . Student Council 4 . . . Radio Club 4 . . . History Club President 4 . . . Chairman of Senior Motto Committtee . .. Xlfinner of the B'Nai B'rith Best Citiren Award for 1960 . . . he hopes to attend XY'or- cester Polytechnic Institute to become an Electrical Engineer. BRUCE A. BOLTON Bruce's love of merriment and care- free attitude light up every class . . . an abundance of energy and witty remarks . . . a natural leader with many capabilities . . . Football 2, 3, 4 ...Boys Glee Club 5 . .. Student Council 5 . . . Gift Com- mittee 4 . . . Bruce hopes to attend the University of Massachusetts. HARVEY BOSS A sense of humor without equal is his . . . Harv is known for his jovi- ality and for his love of life . . .a friend to all, he never refuses to do anyone a favor . . . a Boss when he has to be. but always respecting those who work with him . . . Boys Debating Club 3. 4... Agassiz Club 2 . . . History Club 4 . . . Chess Club Secretary 4 . . . Classic Ivlythsn Business Board . . . The fall will probably find him at Boston University. HAROLD J, BOUCHER A reserved manner belies a ready sense of humor . . . blonde hair and blue eyes complement his fine phys- ique . . . one of the men in Home Room 5 . . . a swimming enthusiast, but even water couldnt dampen his lively spirit . . . Swimming 2. 5. 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Football 4 . . .Varsity Club 4 . . . Boys Glee Club 4 . . . Motto Com- mittee . . . Butch is headed for Mas- sachusetts College of Pharmacy. ROBERT BRAUER Started at Classical in his Sophomore year. but found the lure of Israel too exciting to resist . . . has rturned to Classical. where he fits in so perfectly that one would hardly realize that he had been missing for two years . . , Bobby has decided to stay in America for a while. and will attend college in this country. Tv an bl' W 1!Y 'Vw-. 45 of-0 QAM' 'E-'ami in RAYMOND F. BRODEUR Ray is gifted with a great sense of humor and personality . . . likes music and sports . . . who could ask for anything more . .. Student Council 2 . . . junior Varsity Bas- ketball'3 . . . Band 3 . . . Football 4 . . . hopes to continue his educa- tion at XX'orcester Tech. BARBARA A. BREGOU Barbara is what we call short and sweet, but long lasting in friendship . . . a tidy. tailored miss with never a hair amiss or a wrinkle in her well- starched blouses... a talented artist . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . History Club 5. 4 . . . Agassiz 3. 4 . . . plans to attend XX'orcester State Teachers' College in the fall. CATHIE M. BRODERICK Tall and attractive... Cathie is quickly identified by her long. wavy dark hair and lovely complexion . . . fastidious . . . always impec- cably dressed . . . a subtle humor never seen without Ginny Tsouros. her other half . . . in her Senior year participated in Agassiz Club . . . History Club . . . Girls Glee Club . . . Varsity Club . . . Girls Tennis team . . . Cafeteria helper . . . she will enter the University of Connecticut. MARGUERITE M. BROUILETTE Always pleasant . . . frequently amused all with a lively humor . . . a sociable manner . . . Margie is interested in teaching the elementary grades after college. . . History Club 4 . . . Girls Glee Club 3. 4 . . . Library aide 4 . . . Classic Myths Business Board. WILLIAM P. BUCKLEY Blond hair and an infectious smile are his trademarks . . . full of fun and friendliness. . . looks at life from the bright side . . . the bus- iness world will welcome XX'il'liam after high school. JOSEPH M. BUNEVITH hello , . . willing to lend .i hauc . . . loc' will be i'c'mc'iubc-rc-cl lor his goocl--natured ways .incl his height . . . he plans Io study engineering . Football -I. ALBINA J. BURDULIS Quiet . . . an excellent student . . earnest and understanding . . . plans to attend a junior college . . . woriltl like to be .t secI'L't.lI'y. History Club -1. JOHN G. BUTKE john has talents in many helds, but he shines in Art and on the track team , . . studious and industrious . . . his personality reieals gool humor and serious pui'pose in well- mixed proportions . . . Student Council 2 . . ,Band 2 . . . Indoor and Outdoor Track 2. 3, 4 . .. Cross Country. Captain 4 . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . john plans to study at the Iwfassachusetts College of Art. JOSEPH E. BUTLER Joe never seems serious for a minute . . . a wealth of witty and humorous comments makes him easy to get along with . . . as an athlete. Joe always does his best... Cross Country 3. 4 . . . Outdoor Track 5. 4 . . . lndoor Track 4 . . . V. Basketball 2, 5. JAMES B. CAHILL A friendly twinkle in his eyes . . . -lim is always willing and able . . . here is a boy who will succeed wher- ever he goes . . . besides belonging to the National Guard. lim's activi- ties include Boys Glee Club Chorus .ind librarian 3, 4 . , . Mixed Cho- rus 4 . . . After six months in the army. he hopes to attend IBM school Always .1 friendly smile .incl a clicrery I . - if-.-sf , if v. qff' -1- rv'g 'rr 'jppfd .f i X 5 s-'IL he QL' 0 ' ' 7'- Q ' ,s. .L A Tai - Vi 1' ' -. weft' ' hy: , Q c HC' A 3 MARIE A. CALCAGNI Petite . . . wry pleasant disposition . . . usually quiet, but not without an occasional mirthful outburst . . . 'lunior Varsity Basketball 2 . .. History Club 5, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 5. -1... Marie will enter W'orcester State 'leathers College in September. THOMAS J. CANTWELL A blond crewcut characterizes Tom . . . a reserved, friendly. and sincere manner makes him well liked . . . the pride of his math class . . . Var- iety Show 4 , . . his mathematics and science ability will be utilized as a math teacher after study at XX'orcester State Teachers College. TOBE J. CAREY A hearty laugh added to a brilliant mind... a gifted politician, a sports enthusiast and a ham radio operator, Tobe is an all-around guy ...proof lies in his numerous friends and accomplishments . . . Radio Club 2, 3 . . . Vice-President -1 . . . School Representative for Stu- dent Government Day . . . Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship Examination . . . Motto Committee . . . Sala-tobe may enter Boston University in Septem- ber. EDWARD S. CARLSON Friendly . . . earnest and well man- nered . . . Ed is noted for being a good sport with a wonderful sense of humor . . . has remarkable ability in many fields . . . Ice hockey 3, 4 . . . Boys Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus -1 . . . Hopes to at- tend the L'niyersity of Maine. JUDITH A. CARPENTER Sugar and spice and everything nice thats Judy . . . Always cheer- ful . . . A good friend to have . . . Library aide . . . She hopes to attend State Teachers. LOUISE J. CARRON Smartly clipped. waxy brown lltlll' . . . Hashing blue eyes that speak for themselves .... 1 studious man- ner . . . contagious laughter . . . her hobby is making friends . . , Green Room Club 4 . .. Qiirls Lilee Club 2, 3. 4 . , , Motto Com- mittee 4. . . . Ale-tl1ei.1 l.itc-rary Society' fi ,,.. Vice l7i'esldc'nt -l . . . Biology Club 5 . . . l.ouise plans to enter Clark LiIHNLtl'NlU'. JANE E. CASDIN Hula-hoop' '... yerstatile . . .en- ergetie . . . with .1 contagious smile . . . loyal supporter of Classical . .Varsity 'liennis Z. 5. 4 . . .LiirIs' Glee Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Student Council 5 . . . Varsity llaslcetball 5. Co-captain 4 . . . Agassiz Cl11b 3. 4 . . . History Club 5 . . . Varsity Club 4 . . . after-school English class 4 . . . Variety Show' 4 . . . .lanie plans to enter the lield of psy- chology, after .1 liberal arts educa- tion. RUTH A. CASDIN Magnetic smile . . . always attr.1c'- LIXL'ly' dressed . . . pretty bl11e eyes fringed with dark lashes . . . likes math . . . her affable personality gained her .1 host ot friends . . , Tennis team Z . . , liasketball team 1. 5 . .. Girls' Glee Club 3. 4 . . . Aletheia Society 4 . . . Girls Debating Club 4 . . . Varsity Cl11b 2. 3 . . . Argus Business Board R. 4 . . . Ruth Ann hopes to continue her studies .1t XYhc-aton College. HENRIETTA M. CHAFETZ Quiet and sincere dc-scribe l-lenrietta . . . all the qualities of .1 true friend . . .her t1'adema1'l4s are her curly brown hair .1nd friendly brown eyes . . . an exer-re.1cly smile th.1t's hid- ing -1 I-u1.:l1 . , . tails cilc-ca Club s. 4 , . . History Club 4 . , . Agassiz 4 JOANNE H. CHAFETZ -loannc is known to ,ill uf us by hr-V EV-lsliills flLI'NHl1.lllU'. happy smile .incl Aletieiivtls clisprpslfiiin . V - Isp,-tn pretty and popular . . . is eycr rcacly to help anyone in ncfcccl , , A chi. Fflls' WNW Allin: with an extensiye w ardrobc -,.. Girls' Cilee Club Q, 2. 4 . .. lircen Room filub 1. 3 -4 . . . Agassix 3 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . V.1riety Show 5. -l . . . Prom C.i'lllllllLLL'C 4 . . . She plans .1 liberal arts ulL1c.1Iii. . 4 'JLN LINDA R. CHAFITZ Sweet. demure. but full of life . . . A lovely smile . . . Takes her studies seriously . . . She hopes to attend Forsythe. to major in dental hygiene . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4 . . . Biology Club 5. 4 . . . His- tory Club 4. CAROLYN E. CHRISTO Pert and poised . . . dark. Curly hair and sparkling eyes . . . a friendly and likeable girl. with an amiable disposition , . . Radio Club 2 . . . Girls Glee Club 4 . . . Interested in teaching. Carolyn will attend NX'or- cester State 'l'eachers College in the fall. RAYMOND CINCO Determination plus ambition are part of Rays personality . . . Cheer- fulness touched with witticisms . . . a good sport no matter what comes his way . . . Cross Country 2 . . . Indoor 'l'r.1ck 2 . . . Spring Track 2, 4 . . . Picnic Committee 4 . . .Ray hopes to study engineering at the Coast Guard Academy. MARY J. COAKLEY A lively girl with lively interests . . . Very personable .1nd well-liked . . .Always busy. but willing to lend a helping hand . . . Bound to be a success in anything she does . . . Green Room Clllb 2. 3. Presi- dent 4 . . . Aletheia Literary Society 5, President 4 . . . Argus Literary Board 3 , . . Co-Editor 4 . . . Classic Myths l.lLL'l'.lI'y Board 4 . . . Poem published in Anthology of High School Poetry . . . Aletheia Award 3 . .. After school math class 3 . .. National Council of 'l'e.11hers of English certilic.1te . . . Ch1'istm.1s play 3 . . . Senior Play 5. 4 . . . Ass11mption College PEP Pro- gram 4. The college which claims Mary next fall will be luclcy. RHODA L. CODISH lflaming red hair . . . always ready for fun . , . a sparkling personality with an equally cheerful sense of humor . . . Argus Business Board 4 . . . Girls' Lilee Club 4 . . . Ale- theia 4 . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . History Club 4 . .. Rhoda Pl.1DS to be a medical secretary. i LAWRENCE A. COHEN A genial dis vosition wlus .1 liandso ' late . . . llis hobby is truinp' . . . l..lI'l'y intends to go into business after tollege . . . sthool band and orthestra -1 . . . lloys Glee Club S. MERRILL L. COHEN A good friend who is tull ol fun . . . sintere and loyal . . . always found tlllllkl Al group of boys and girls . . . 'l. V. basketball 2, 4 . . . Glee Club 5, 4 . . . History Cl11b 4 . . . Classital Mytl1s Business lioard 4 . . . Merrill is headed for lioston l 'nirersity. GARY S. COOPER Intelligent and capable, Gary is Ll hard worker and is easy to get along with . . . sure to be .1 sueeess in whatever he does . . . lloys' Deb.1t- ing Club 5 . . . Biology Club 4. SUSAN E. COTTON Genial, jolly, full of fun . . . XY'ell- liked . . . Enjoys a good time . . . Very active . . . Girls' Glee Cl11b 2. 5. 4 . , . Girls' Varsity Club 3 . . . Girls' Varsity Tennis team 2. 3. 4 . . .Biology Club 3 . . . His- tory Club 3. 4 . . . Sue will be a medical secretary. MERIDYTH D. COURT Among her attributes are a flashing smile and loquaeiousness . . . An infectious laugh . . . Friendly to one and all . . . Very musital. with il lovely voice . . . bferrie hopes to attend New England CIl!'lSCl'X'AlLUl'l' of Music . . . Choralettes 5. Presi- dent 4 . . .lvfixed Chorus 5. 4 . . . Girls Glee Club 3. 4 . . . Variety Show 5, 4 . . . Centr.1l District Chorus 4. MAIDA E. COVE An exteptionally line xoite and win- ning personality .... 1 lan ot Milt Pappas . . . .1 lirm liienil and ton- seientious worker . . . Mixed Chol rus 5. 4 . . . Choialettes 3, 4 . . . 4 Girls' Glee Club 5, 4 . . . Classie Myths l.llL'l'.ll'y lloard . . . Variety Show 5 .... Central Distritt Clio- a Q rus 4 . . . Maida hopes to attend ' 1 the l'11iyersity of lflorida. ALBERT R. CRESPO l un-losing . . . imaginative . . . amiable . . . Al has many dixersilied interests. .. He is one who is eheerfully noisy yet sineere and studi- ous. . . enjoys life at its fullest . . . Now studying at lioys 'l'r.ule High-sthool, Al plans to betome a 1lI'.lfLNlll.llT . . . Variety show 4. BRIAN A. CRONIN Quiet and unassuming . . . Brian tame to Classieal from Assumption Prep for his Senior year . . . his pleasant. easy-going IILIDDCI' has won him many friends , , . tollegiatef looking . . . an lxy League dresser . . . often seen with liill Attridge . . . he intends to enter Holy Cross in the fall. EDWARD l.. CURE His transferring from South High was Classieals gain.. . modest ' about his intelligenee . . . exeels in by 6 Math Q and in History . . . Boys' ',...fy Debating Club 5 . . . Chess Club 4 . . . National Merit Letter of Com- mendation 4 . . . September will probably hnd Ed at XY'oreester 'l'eeh. 1 SANDRA D. CUTLER Vfj Nielcnamed Hollywood because fi she ean usually be seen sporting NUD- V 1 glasses . . . Vixaeious and friendly Q . . . lfayorite pastime is talking . . XYZIHIN to betome a medical see- i retary . . . History Club 2. 3 . . . '42 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Chess ' Club 4 . . . Sandy will attend Blount Ida. NANCY-JO DANEC This skiing enthusiast is always on the go . . . her steady, cheery dis- position makes her everyones friend . . . always interested in what others are doing, and willing to pitch in . . . Glee Club 2, 5, 4 . . . History Club 2 . . . Nancy will be a stu- dent at Katherine Gibbs in the fall. RICHARD DELANEY Dick sports a crewcut and green eyes, along with a powerful tive- ten build . . . always on the go. whether in school or on the gridiron . . . a lady's man . . . a wonderful sense of humor . . . Dick, John Gil- berg, Jim Cahill, and Dickie Briggs often combine to make a rollicking quartet . . . Varsity Baseball Z, 5 . . . Varsity Football Z, 5, -1 . . . Chess Club! . . .Latin Club 2 . . . History Club 2, 5, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 2, 5, 4 . . . hopes to continue his education at a School of l'harmaCy. HELENE B. DICKMAN An ever-ready smile . . . noted for her witty remarks . . . full of fun ...favorite subject was history formed a trio with Debby Gross and Judy Porter . . . Girls Glee Club 2, 5, 4 . . . Agassiz Club 2, 5, -I ...History Club 2, 5, 4 . . . Girls Varsity Club 5 . . . Ale- theia Society -I . .. Helene will prepare for a teaching career at Boston University. FRANCIS E. DOGIL Calm cool. and collected are three adjectives which aptly describe Frank . . . Nothing seems to disturb him . . . His deep voice is easily heard . . . intends to become an engineer . . . Chess Club 2, 5, 4 . . . Ivfixed Chorus 5, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 5, 4 . . . Track -1. SHEILA M. DONOGHUE Pleasant to talk to .... 1 vibrant personality . . . always happy. al- ways willing to learn . . . has a job now and will continue working after graduation . .. Girls Glee Club 5. -1 . . . Girls Varsity Club 5 . . . V. Basketball 2 . . . Var- sity Basketball 5. . 4 he -A W. . r , ,,,JW , - 1551 Q ,K 8 ' Lffzf :Wi wa' t fx, 31 BRUCE C. DOUCETTE A man with ambition, Bruce is al- ready in the Marine reserve... After six months of active duty he will go to college and study educa- tion. RICHARD C. DRISCOLL Dark-blonde hair and blue eyes . . . tall and athletic . . . power-packed and very persistent... always friendly . . . his favorite subject is chemistry . . , frequently seen en- joying the company of Dave Baxter . . . Varsity Basketball 2 . . . Var- sity Football 5 . . . will probably spend the next four years at the University of Massachusetts. JUDITH E. DURKIN Fair hair, pretty face . . . Judy is quiet and sincere . . . good-humored and even-tempered . . . enjoys many interests . . . finds humor in many situations . . . Girls Glee Club 4 . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . Anna Maria college will greet Judy next September . . . she plans to study elementary education. ARLENE E. EGOODKIN Soft-spoken and modest, but always ready with a cheerful Hi ancl a friendly smile . . . likes all sports -especially horseback riding . . . plans a career in the business world . . . Girls' Glee Club -4. RICHARD F. EMMONS Dick is a retiring fellow until some- one mentions tennis . . . 'I'hat's his racket . . . He is a true friend of all who know him... hopes to attend Clark . . . Radio Club 2 . . . Tennis team 2. 5. Captain 4 . . . Massachusetts Schoolboy Ten- nis Champion . . . New England Schoolboy Tennis Finalist. WALTER J. ERMANSKI Noted for his athletic' ability . . . Quiet and sincere . . . Good-n.itured . . . Sludious and industrious . . Plans to be an engineer . . . Ht will attend XX'orcester 'lunior Col- lege in September . . . Baseball 2. -I . . . liasketball 4 . . . Varsity Club 2, -1. RUTH ETTINE Esen blindfolded you can recognize Ruthie from her giggle . . . has an enviable wardrobe - extensive and well-chosen . . . Green Room Club 2, 5. -I . . . Girls' Debating Club 5. Secretary -l . . . Agassiz Club 5, 4 . . . History Club 3 . . . Ruth be- gan her studies at Boston Lfniyersity in February. JUDITH FAIRBANKS Full of life. with a friendly for all . . . Very popular and makes friends easily... A competent artist . . . XX'ill attend W'orcester junior College next year. then go on to an art school . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 5, 4 . . . Christmas Play 4 . . . Green Room Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Variety Show M. C. 3 ,... Stu- dent Council 2. RACHEL E. FEINSILVER Demure Rachel whose pretty face is wreathed with a friendly, sweet smile . . . an agreeable girl . . . in her Senior Year came in from Paxton every morning . . . a sincere friend . , knew all the routes to Bowdoin and back . . . Girls Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Aletheia Society 4 . . . History Club 4 . .. afternoon English 4 Rachel will enter Simmons after graduation. PAULA D, FINKEL Always good-natured . . . Paula is quiet most of the time. but always has a smile or comment on tap . . a sincere and pleasant individual . . . History Club 2. 3 . . . Glec Club 3 . . . Paula will attend Beayei College for the next four years. s I ? 1 .e '. A 'ui' cm ,ef ffl . 1 'T'?Q.3Z'i.:c WP bi-Er , lf A :. , . '-7 I ' lff 34: .sf ,s ' 'ff' 4' .1 ' .1 0' p-- .U Q . 3 .-.Ffa .- . are 9 ,pe LEO FINKELSTEIN link . . . baslcetball enthusiast . . . mild-nrtnnered . . . good-na- tured . . . His sandyfred hair stands out wlierex er lie goes . . . Leo hopes to attend Northeastern University . . . Baseball 3. M. CAROL FOLEY A winning smile and plenty of pep ...a bubbling sense of humor . . . is ever ready to help anyone in need . . . and a cheer for Classical Highl . . . Agassiz 3, 4 . . . His- tory Club 5, 4 . . . Cheerleader 2, C.o-Captain 5, 4 . . . Girls Glee Club J. 3, 4 . . . Girls Varsity Club J, 5, 4 . . . Variety Show 2, 3, 4 . . . Carol will attend the Mary Hitthcotk Hospital School of Nurs- ing. GLENN A. FORD A loye of fun has often deprived Glenn of the credit due him for supe- rior intelligence . . . the winning smile with which he is accustomed to greet us can never be erased . . . we wish him success in the future. MAUREEN J. FORD Demure in manner, soft-spoken in voice .N, Maureen possesses a cheerful disposition and bright blue eyes . . . with a particular liking for Biology . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . . Agassiz Club 2 . . .Afternoon Biology 4 . . . Aletheia Society 4 . . . will enter the Saint Vincent Hospital School of Nursing in Sep- tember. LUCILLE F. FOURNIER Loquacious Lucille . .. the em- bodiment of femininity . . . a charm- ing toquette with a lively. exuberant air , . . dark-haired. dark-eyed . . . belonged to the Agassiz Club 3 . . . Girls' Glee Club 4 . . . Since Feb- ruary Lucille has been studying at Salter Secretarial School to prepare for a medical secretarial career. DAVID L. FREEMAN None but himself could have been his parallel . . . Blue Ribbon winner in math, chemistry, and physics . . .-. creatitve writer . . . a bril- liant performer on the piano and in the classroom . . . Band 2, 5 . . . Orchestra 2, 3 . . . Radio Club .I President 3 . . . Debating Club 1, 3, 4 . . . Argus Literary Board 3, Co-Editor 4 . . . Chairman of Class Day Committee 4 . . . Special men- tion certificate from High School Anthology . . . letter of Commenda- tion from National Merit Scholar- ship. SANDRA G. FRIEDBERG Petite, vivacious Sandy . . . a gentle, fine-bred prettiness and a sweetly hushed yet excited voice are among her chief attributes . . . a comely soprano with captivating eyes . . . active in our musical groups . . . Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4 . . . hfixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Choralettes 3, 4 . . . Central District Chorus 4 . . . Argus Business Board 3, 4 . . . Variety Show 4 . . . bandy hopes to attend Skidmore or byracuse next year. EDWIN J. FURMAN Always on the go, and going places fast . . . full of witty remarks and good humor . . . a good word for everyone . . . Ed's magnetic person- ality and gregarious tendencies make him popular with everyone . . . Var- sity Track 2 . . . Cap and Gown Committee 4 . . . work in a drug store prevented him from other school activities . . . hopes to enter New England School of Accounting. KESTUTIS GEDMINTAS Casey to every one . . . Tall and blond . . . Full of fun, laughter and mischief . . . Popular with all . . . As for his future plans. I'd like to go to a school that specializes in gor- geous blondes and brunettes. . . . Football 2, 3, Co-captain 4 . . . Var- iety Show 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Club 4. HARRIET R. GLICKMAN An industrious and rc-alous student whose remarkable scholastic achieve- ments have macle her a Horace Mann student . . . short. wavy brown hair. warm hazel eyes, a winning smile and a pleasant personality spell Har- riet . . .Girls' Glee Club 3. 4 . . . Aletheia Society 3 . . . Agassiz 2. 3 . . . Class Day Committee 4 . . . Nationol hferit Letter of Commenda- tion . . . liraduation Speaker . . . Harriet plans to enter either wielles- ley or Forsythe in the fall. HYLA E. GOLD Her efficiency and responsibility de- light all who know her . . . thought- ful and trustworthy . . . high marks and a warm personality distinguish her . . . excels in all subjects, but especially in math . . . the cello is but one of the many instruments which our versatile Hyla has mastered . .. Orchestra 2, Vice President 3, President 4 . . . Band 2, Librarian 3, Secretary 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Green Room Club 3, 4 . . . Variety Show 3, 4 . . . Co-chairman of Picture Committee 4 . . . a Horace Mann Scholar . . . after school English class 4 . . . Graduation Speaker . . . After Radcliffe or Pembroke Hyla plans to teach math. BARBARA J. GOLDEN lfull of vim, vigor. and vitality . . . ever neat and trim, Barbie impresses all with her impeccable attire and golden-red hair . . . talented dancer . . . an attractive girl with a raft of friends . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . Cirls' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Variety Show 3, 4 . . . Argus Business Board 3, Co-manager 4 . . . Picnic Commit- tee 4 . . . may attend the University of Connecticut. BARBARA J. GOLDSTEIN A vivacious redhead . . . loves to sing and dance . . . friendly . . . dependable... always ready to lend a helping hand . . . plans a career as a laboratory technician . . . Girls' Cilee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Bi- ology Club 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Band 4 . . . Orchestra 4 . . . After-school Biology 4. JANICE S. GOLDSTEIN 'Ianices warm personality has brought her many friends . . . neat and ethcient . . . always seen with a smile on her face. . . History Club 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 . . . She will probably attend Boston L'niversity in the fall. HOWARD M. GORDON Some people are endowed with cer- tain qualities which make them en- joyable company . . . Such is Howie -conscientious. co-operative. and con- genial . . . likes all sports . . . planning a career in the business world. JEAN D. GORDON Sweet antl neat . . , an unaffettetl antl generous girl . . . bubbling with enthusiasm .... i loxely torn plexion antl smart tlothes coinpli ment her gratious manner . . . -lean plans to enter training at Peter lien! lirighain Hospital , . . Stutlent Council 5 . . . Liirls Cilee Club 5 A! . . . Historyfllub 5. -1 . . .Motto Committee -l . . . her trientlliness antl helpfulness will make her a welcome atltlition to the nursing protession. SAMUEL K. GRACE Mischiexous grin anrl sparkling eyes . . . always optimistie . . . xersatilc . . . a firm tirientl . . . lnrloor tracls 5, 4 . . .Outtlooi tiatli -, 3. -1 . . , Iiantl Z. 5 .... itternoon math class Al . . . Motto Lorninittee . . . Sancly will stutly Ifngineering at an eastern rollege. . . 3 1 STEPHEN GRACE A stuclious ancl intelligent manner . . . quiet ancl unassuming . . . pa- tient . . . sersatile . . . sincere . . . we linow Stexe will clo well . . . Banel 2 . . . Orchestra 2 . , . Boys' Debating Club 5 . . letter ot commentlation troin NaA tional Merit Scholarship Examination . . . he plans to obtain a liberal arts eclucation at Tufts, Brown oi Clark. H. DONALD GRANT Athletically bent antl athletitally built . . . swimming is one of his chief interests . . . All - American goocl looks. with a winning smile . . . Don is conscientious antl rle- terminecl . . . a recognizecl leaclei . . . populai' with everybocly . . , he has macle an excellent Senior Class Presielent . . . Football 2. 5 4 . . . Outrloor' 'I'rack 2. 5 . . . Varsity Club 2 . . . CrossfCountry 3 . . . Stuclent Council Treasurer -'J . . . Donnie is consielering Cornell. Yale or the L'niversity ot lNIassaehu' Setts. THOMAS P. GRAZULIS A lanky five feet sexenteen inches . . . Tom stootl high aboxe his classmites. but nexer lookecl clown upon them . . . goorl-naturetl. al- ways full ot humor . . . excels in the sciences . . . bl. V. Basketball ? . . .Varsity 4 astronomy, meteor ology . . . also basketball . . hopes to improxe his talents at Penn State. in 'E' M: STEPHEN GREEN BERG lli-ho Stexol . . . a comment for any situation Stexe gets his point 13'-ly 'x atross with a tlash ot' humor . . . always willing .intl able to tontiihute to the actixities going on aiounil hun . . . Agassif Club -1 . . . Photo- ' :P graph Coininittee ehaiiinan -1 . . . Although btexe is xery interestecl in l'hotography, his present plans intlicate that he will probably enter the heltl of Medicine, MARCIA L. GREENE Stately. smiling, ancl smart . . . A pretty girl with a wonclertul person- ality , . . Ifrienclly . . . Always optional English class . . . Hacl a poem actepterl for the Anthology of Higll Snliool l70'etl'y . . . lXl.ll'rigl woulcl like to attentl the l'nixersity ot New Hampshire in the fall. its s A: was r f MARILYN R. GRIFF M 4 if? A loxer of fun ancl laughter . . . MM xixacious Marilyn . . . big blue eyes a goocl-naturecl smile for ex ery- one . . . Girls' Cilee Club 5. el . . . Senior Hop Committee -1 . . . Marilyn will be an asset to Boston 4 Vnixersity where she will take the Merlical Secretary Course. - -...-.Lid fx DEBORAH A. GROSS Hubbling over with school spirit , . . the most enthusiastic spectator of boys sports , . . Choclc-full of xitality ancl pep . . . witty . . . Agassi! Club 4 . , . Aletheia So- - ciety 4 . . . Girls Glee Club 2. 3, 4 ,. . . . Stutlent Council 2. Vice-Presil 4 , .lent -1 . . . Photograph Committee -1 . . . Debby plans to go to Boston lnixersity to pursue a legal secre- tarial eourse. ,I ,- x MARTIN H. HACK Although Marty is not too tall. his sense of humor makes him lilcecl bv all . . . a Classical man for only one year, he hopes to enter Northeastern l'nixersitv in the fall . . . History Club 4 . Raaiti Club 4. willing to help . . . She is in the AUDREY J. HADDAD Has a nite singing Noise - - -AIFWVU eyes and n.ituraIIywcurlv Ildll' - - - vixatious .ind tull ot pep . . -CUIUV Playing use pi-me I - - PI-lam fi' -if' tend lforsvthe . . . Girls Qilee Club 5 . . . blixed Chorus 4 . . .Choral- ettes -1. RICHARD A. HALL Even-tempered and fun-loving. Dlsls possesses three admirable qualities- determination . . . reliability . and geniality . . . Student Council 3 Ncxt gtrip, XY'ortester junior College. LEWIS A. HAHN Lexv's wit and humor are well knoxx n around school . . . his xvell-chosen and well-timed jokes have kept his friends laughing many a time . . . Lew is also very talented at the pianoaeven has his oxvn band . . . Variety Show 2. 5. Assistant Direc- tor and M. C. -1 . . . Boys' Cilee Club 5, 4 . . . Boys' Debating Club 5 . . . Senior Class 'l'est.1tor 4. RONALD D. HAMBURGER Ron has brightened m.inv tlasses with his vxittv 1'ein.1rIis . . . Ll sloxv. easy manner . . . .in evtellent .ittoi and direttor . . . Cireen Room Cfluh I. 5, Vite-Presitlent -I . . . V.ll'iety' Slum' S, DlIAL'tLlJl' 4 . . . Senior' Play 5 4 . . . Ron plans to malse his txireer in meditine. RICHARD A, HAMMOND Quietly friendlv .intl reliable . . . Rith was the liovs' Clee CIub's best setretary . . . ht-.i-I of his on-rn ton- struttion business . . . may be seen driving one of his txxo bulldozers . . . Commander of XYortester Civil Air Patrol . . . llroysv Cilee Club 3 4. Qecretaiv 4 . . , Classic hlvths Business lioard . . . .iftergi'.1dL1.1tion the Air liorte xvill tI.iim him. JOHN P. HARAN A valuable asset to the football team be prepared to laugh when john is around . . . deepset blue eyes that hold plenty of mischief . . . it his plans are realized, he will brighten the halls of Holy Cross College in the fall . . . Football 2, 5, 4 . . . Varsity Club 2, 5, 4 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Variety Show 4 . . . junior Prom Committee . . . Senior Hop Committee. NANCY J. HARNEY Adept, artistic, agreeable . . . under her nimble lingers even a piece of clay sprang into life - sparkling wit and a magnetic personality bright- ened each and every one of her classes . . . a pretty brownette with a knack for making and keeping friends . . .History Club 3, 4, Sec- retary 3 . . . Agassiz 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 4 . . . junior Picnic Committee . . . Senior Hop Committee . . . Art Statf of Classic Myths . . . Nancy plans to continue her studies at Anna Maria College or New Rochelle. SANDRA D. HARTMAN One of the quieter members of our class . . . kept busy after school working at Metropolitan Cleaners . . . joined Biology Club 2 . . . plans to become an IBM operator via XYard's Business School. WILLIAM J. HEALEY His erexvcut and irresistible blue eyes complement an intelligent. re- served. and tonscientious manner . . . Hills hard work and desire to do things right have paid off with high marks and respett from his classmates . . . enjoys mathematics and sports . . . History Club 4 . . . will enter Northeastern Lfniversity next fall. DAVID HEBENSTREIT Very good-looking . . . Dreamy brown eyes . . . Personalile and ina dustrious . . . lee Hockey 2. 3. 4 . . . Senior Hop Committee . . . He hopes to attend the L'niversity of lNLassathusettS. Agdssil Club -1. I lox RICHARD H. HEDLUND I'.ill .uid h.indsome . . . Vsliwy' lwrown h.1ir . . . He is xery rutixe ind tiull of pep . . . hopes to .ittend XY'orrester 'I'erh . . , Boys' Delmting 5, fl . . . Mixed Chorus l.rbr.iri.in I . . . Variety Show -I . . . llrstory Club sl . . . lioys' Cilee Club Vine President -1 . . . Student Clounrrl 5 . . l'liotogr.iph Committee . . . p ,Mn TIMOTHY J. HENRION Quietly friendly with ii re.idy grin . . ii likeable personality . . . 'l'im st.irred on the b.islcetb.ill tourt . . . well-liked by gill... he is sure to be ii sureess in wh.itexer lield lie enters . . . B.isketb.1ll 1, 5, Al . . . Iunior Class 'l're.isurer . . . Motto Committee 4. BETHALYN B. HUTCHINS y Cli.u'1reteri1ed by long blond hair and ' blue eyes . . . Beth h.1s the true' Classitiil spirit . . . eheerful and Q -nil to all her friends . . . Field ,'-AA Horlcey 2, 5, 4 . . . lXI.1jorettes 3. C.ipt.iin -i . . . History Club 5, 4 . . . Agiissiz Club 3. 4 . . . Varsity Club 2, 5, -1 . . . Variety Show 4 Girls' Glee Club 5, 4. DARYL HYMOFF Petite and full of life . . . at friendly smile for everyone . . . The best is not good enough for Diiryl . .. Sehool Library aide 5. -1 . . . Agas- sig Club 2, 3. -1 . . . Aletheiir Lit- erary Society 4 . . . Girls' Debating Club Z. 3. 4 Secretiiry-'I're.1surer -I Classic Myths Literiiry Board . . . . . . Dedication committee . . . Her destination is Clark Vniversity. PETER J. IANNOTTI JR. Full of regard and honor . . . Pete is well-mannered, soft-spoken student . . . quiet . . . hopes to become an electrical engineer . . . Football 2, Sehool Cafeteria 2, 5, 4. MARILYN J. ISAACSON C,ont.uned within M.uilyn's slim li.rme .ire m.iny desiruble rittributes w.rrmtlr . . , rinileislunding . . . sweetness . . . it s lllce to he n.itur.il when youire n.itur.illy nit e . . .lirrls' Kilt-e K.lub Q, -I, . . . Priture C,omm4 rttee -I, h.rs been studying .it Salter 5eriet.iii.rl brhool sinie l'Lbru.1ry. JOYCE A. JACOBS joyie h.is exeellent lending ability .i serious girl who studys ionseient- iously . . . well m.1nnered and Con- slilL'l'rlIL' . . .Agussrf Club 2, 5 . . . Girls' Debating Club 2, 3. Program C.h.iirm.rn 4 . . . she will eontinue her eduoition at Simmons College. BARRY N. JAGODNIK 'lull stirture . . . short bliek hair n reserxed friendliness . . . jake jestingly boasts, I nm going to make Cliissioil famous . . . maybe he will . . . he enjoys life with Larry Opert and Fred Sift . . . Boys' Glee Club 5 . . . Biology Club 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Senior Picnic Committee. September will probably find Barry at Boston University. JOHN J. JARZOBSKI -I.iy . . , Tall. handsome :ind blond Big blue eyes and il misrhievous smile . . . Big passion is skindiving Student Couneil 2 . .. Hopes to attend XY'entwortli Institute. JAMES C. JEAS A special eh.irm till his own . . . admired by .ill .... 1 m.1n with 3 promising future. ,lim h.is .ilready proved himself .is .i m.ithem.itiQian ind .1sthol.ir.1tCl.issie.il , . .Student Couneil 3 . . . History Club 4 . . . Dedication Committee -I . . . Classic Myths Business Bo.ird . . . plans :L ryireer in architecture. JORDAN A. KAHN Dark. strong and energetic . . . jerry combines .1 h.1ndsome pl1ysique with a winning personality .... 1 m.1instay of our athletic org.1nia.1t1ons . . . 11e h.1s aided our te.1ms in setur- ing many xictories . . . lfoothall 1 5, Co-Captain -1 . . . Basketball 5, -L. Baseball 5. -1 .... Outdoor ilratk I Indoor Track 5. -1 .... History Club. Vice-President 5 . . . lioys G1eeCQlul1 -1 . . . Pl1OtUg1'.lP1l Committee . . . jerry may enroll at the L'n11ers1ty ot Maine. CASSANDRA KANDIANIS Sandy is unusually quiet. but she is certainly appreciated . . . .1 sx-.eet disposition and an t111p1't-ttfiitiotis personality made her Well-lllietl . . . Glee Club 5, -1 . . . Agassiz Clulw -1. ELEANOR R. KAPLAN Beautiful and brilliant do not fully describe Ellie . . .n1usic. poetry. .ind drama are three fields in xx 111th she excels . . .poised and tl1.1rn1ing . . . willingly assumes responsibilities . . . Ortliestra 2. 5, Vice-Presidtiit -1 Band Secretary 2. Vice-President 5. President 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, -1 . . . Green Room C.luh 2. 3. 4 . . . Classic hlyths. I.llk'l'.11'l' Board . . . Classic Myths Business Bl.1.IT.lQL'l . . . Chess Club 5. ljresidtrtt 4 . . Aletheia Society 5 . . . Xy.ll'lk'ff' 5111111 -1 . . . Cl1ristm.1s Play 5 . . .bcniiu Play -1 . . .1 Horate Mann student 'l'xx11pi1c111s in High 8.11.1111 Antliology . . . Youre the f.1'1l1L fl . . . She plans to attend l7orsytl1e. JAMES M. KAPLAN Tl1e gift of gala . . .his cheerful dis- position and witty ren1.1rks delighted all who knew 111111 . . . the life of any party . . . under the fun. there is .1 sincere manncr especially apparent to his friends . . . -lnnmy l1.1s .1 way uf making you feel .it l11in1e xxith l1is ' Oh, Reallyf '... Green Room Club F. 1 . . . Klixed Chorus I . . . Buys' Cilee Club 3. el . . . Boys' Debating Club 5. -1 . . . Biology Club I . . . Argus Business Board -4 , , , V.11'1t-ty Show -1 . . . Tennis Team lhl.l11.lj.ILf 1 . . . is destined to attend either Clark L'n1x'ersity or Bilstiitl L'n1x-glory, PHYLLIS A. KAPLAN Petite and spritely '... lots inf spirit tor Classical . . . friendly and popular with everyone . . . Phyllis plans .1 career in home economics . . . Girls' Glee Club F. -4 . . . hlaiorettes 2, 3. -1 . . . Varsity Club 5 . . . Aletheia -1. 1? 'iii' j X. ks RONALD P. KAUFMAN Mr. Smile himself . . . Ronnie simply 1 refuses to be without a grin that cap- 1 tivates l1is classmates . . . his working S after school has prevented him from . belonging to school clubs, but he does 1 find time to enjoy sports and cars . . . this fall will take him to Northeast- ' ern, where he will study to be a Chemical Engineer. 1 THOMAS P. KEATING Q 1 Tom has a captivating smile that dis- l plays l1is friendliness . . . witty and 1 Liimcl looking . . . athletically inclined, - he shows quiet perseverance in all he does . . .j. V. Basketball 5 . . . Foot- ball -1 . . . Picnic Committee 4 . . . Tom will continue his education at Fitchburg State Teachers College. A 1 1 1 I MARY l.. KELLIHER 1 Still waters run deep . . . an essen- tial part of our Girls Basketball team . . . clear blue eyes and a contagious smile . . . her enthusiasm for athletics made her a natural for j.V. Basket- ball 2 . . . Varsity Basketball 2. 3, -1 . . . Varsity Club 2, 5. 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 5. -1 . . . Mary will take her pleasant disposition to Anna Ma- ria College. JAMES A. KINDLEY A friendly smile and a Hi, there from .lim starts the day off right . . . an authority on drums . . . coopera- tive and admirable . . . Chess Club 4 . . . Letter of commendation from National Merit Scholarship Examina- tion . . . his plans for the future are undecided. PHILIP C. KIRBY Serious and even-tempered . . . an industrious student, he unobtrusively goes about his business . . . soft spok- en and modest . . . works after school . . . plans to be a teacher after college. W-i MARIE E. KOWALCHEK Curly black hair and sparkling blue eyes compliment a warm, friendly personality . . . her energy and en- thusiasm reflect her interest in all she undertakes . . . Marie is fun to be with . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, -I . . History Club -I . . . Agassrz Club -I . . . plans for the future are to teach element.iry grades after XX or- cester State 'It-.reiit-is College. JAMES J. KRUSAS jimmy has an off beat sense of humor . . . wavy, brown hair enhances his lively personality . . . full of vim and vigor, he is I-specially interested in cars . . . will pursue a career in En- gineering. BARRY A. KURSMAN Tall, dark, and good-looking . . . en- joys baseball and basketbali . . . plans a career in advertising . . . friendly, with an infectious grin . . . History Club 3, -1 . . . Boys' Glee Club 3 . . . Variety Show 4 . . . Boys' Bas- ketball 2 . . . Dedication Committee -l . . . Barry hopes to attend Boston University. PHILIP H. LEAVITT Phil transferred from XY'orcester Academy to Classical . . . he plans to be a pharmacist . . . can be seen riding around in his nifty convertible . . . amiable . . . unassuming . . . very likeable. CAROL A. LE BLANC Shining blonde hair and friendly brown eyes . . . with a spontaneous, gay laugh . . . always attractively dressed . . . the quintessence of cour- tesy . . . Carol sang like a nightingale for Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, -I . . . Mixed Chorus 3. -1 . . . Choralettes 5. 4 . . . Central District Chorus 4 . . . a member of the Student Council 3, 4 . . . Agassiz Club 2, -I . . . His- tory Club 3, 4 . . . Photograph Com- mittee 4 . . . Classic Myths Business Board 4 . . . Variety Show-Makeup 4 . . . intends to go into nursing. 5 K . A W' A pw-, 5 - . I, V --, , . 5 111-1 -Z- af DWAYNE R. LEHIGH Presenting Mr. Versatility . . . ath- letic, Illlelllgklll, and popular . . . the well-rounded lirglr-stliooler virth a lively sense ol humor and a host of frrenrls . . . our -lunror' Class President . . . ran Cross Country 2, 5 .. .Outdoor Track J, S, I . . . Svvnn- ming Z. S, I . . . lfootball I ...l5oys' Glte Club J, President S . . . Mixed Chorus J, l.rl1rarran S . . . Variety Show 1, S, I . , . Student Council 'l'reasurer 5 . , . Class lNlar'shall -I . . . Senior' Prom C,ominrttee Chair- lIl.lIl . , . be-pternber xxrll find Dwayne studying lzngineerrng at the college of his choice. ELEANOR M. LEMAY Always moving . . . always smiling sense of humor kept everyone else smiling and enlrvened many classes . . . lively and vrvaerous, lfllie adds Lest to airy group , . . her sincerity gained her numerous friends . . . Agassiz Club Z, 3 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, -I . . . Girls' Varsity Club 5 . . . Otlice Girl 3 . . . junior Picnic Committee . . . Cafeteria Helper 5, -I . . . History Club 'I'reasurer 5, Vice President I . . . Senior Prom Com- mittee . . . her plans for the future are as yet undecided. GEORGE A. LEMAY Happy-go-lucky George . . . a hearty sense of hrrmor and love of mischief . . . friendly and likeable . . . in his junior' year he received a Gold Key Award in Art . . . Student Council -I . . . Senior Prom Commttiee . . . Of- fice Boy ,I . . . will be off into the wild blue yonder after joining the Air Force upon graduation. ROBERT A. LEVENSON Hard work and industry paid off with dividends of As . . . we shall miss Bobs hearty laugh and friendly Hi resounding through the corridors . . . Boys' Debating Clrrb 5. Secretary- Treasurer I . . . poetry published by National High School Poetry Asso- ciation . . . Horace Mann . . . Bob plans to enter the field of medicine . . . will probably attend Clark next fall. MARCIA A. LEVY A pleasing manner, curly hair, and a fine sense of humor characterize Mar- cia .... rlxvays friendly and ready to help .... r heart of gold shines through the xv arm expression on her face . . . enjoyed music. Spanish. and history . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, -I . . . after-school employment pre- vented her from joining other activi- ties . . . she hopes to enter nurse'S training at Beth Israel Hospital. ALEXANDER T. LIAZOS Likes Music . . . works after school . . . full of fun and mischief . . , ex- pert window opener and closer in Miss Barsam s oth hour History class. SHARON W. LIBERTY Outstanding personality . . . always with a host of friends . . .short, curly hair and a contagious smile . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, 4 . . .Agassiz Club 5, 4 . . . History Club 5, 4 . . . Variety Show 4. SUSAN T. LIEBERMAN Sue bubbles over with enthusiasm for whatever she is pursuing . . . a girl with a sunny smile and dis- position to match . . . lively, loqua- cious . . . exuberant personality , . . cute dimples . . . constant companion was Roselee Price . . . Girls' De- bating Club 2 . . . -IV Basketball 2 ...Girls' Glue Club 2, 5 . . . Agassiz 5, 4 . . . History Club 5, -1 . . . Argus Business Board 3, -4 . . .Tennis 5, -1 . . . hopes to take her vivacity In Pembroke to prepare for Social worli or journalism. SUSAN E. LINDQUIST Fresh as .1 daisy. and just as pretty . . . Sue is noted for her genial dis- position and infectious laugh . . . appearance 4 the epitome of neat- ness . . . capable and considerate, with many friends . . . Glee Club 2, 5, 4 . . . Alt-theia Society 5, -4 . . . Student Council 5 . . . Ollice Girl 3 . . . Variety Show 5 . . . junior Prom Committee . . . Class Secretary 4 . . . History Club Treasurer el . . . Sue is headed for Xlforcester State Teachers' College, where she is bound to be a success. ALFRED H. LITTIZZIO Athletic . . . serious-minded . . . in- dustrious . . . Al has a love for cars . . . He is well-liked by those who know him . . . Football 2. 5 . . . Baseball 4 . . . planning to enter the Army. 1-,-.-., -v-u-1 1' o QP' 1' any CAROL E. LOESCHER Friendly smile . . . lots of fun . . . quiet, but sincere . . . new addition to Classical this year . . . Carol hopes to enter the nursing profession. GAIL LU BOWITZ Bubbling with vitality . . . pretty brown hair and eyes to match . . . vivacious and always friendly . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 3, 4 . . . Girls' Debating Club 4 . . . Aletheia Liter- ary Society . . . Gail plans to enter a liberal arts college where she will become a social worker. KENNETH S. LUTSK Kenny is the hrst boy in the history of Classical to be a captain of the tennis team for two consecutive years . . . finds something funny to say about every situation . . . his easy going personality is a trademark which makes him liked by everyone . . . Boys' Debating Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity Tennis Team 2, Captain 3, 4 . . . plans to study Business Ad- ministration. TERENCE sg MAC DONALD Affable and friendly . . . a serious appearance hides Terty's more hu- morous side . . . distinguished by his crew cut and a quick smile . . . often seen in the company of Phil Callahan and jimmy Coghlin . . . notable athletic ability displayed in Baseball 2, 5, Co-captain 4 . . . Hock- ey 2, 3, Captain 4 . . . All-city Hock- ey 3 . . . Terry is planning to attend Tufts College or Norwich. ELLEN J. MQCKIRDY Ellen possesses a pleasant disposition which she uses all the time . . . warm and friendly . . . a charming girl . . . reserved and always well-mannered . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, 4 . . . Agas- siz Club 4 . . . Ellen's ambition is to become a medical secretary, after she attends Salter Secretarial School. VIRGINIA L. MANOOG XX'.1r1114l1eg1rted, sincere . . . e.1sy get along with .... 111 .isset to the A .1lto section of ULII' IllLl5.C.ll llll.1.lIlII.lf t1o11s . . . Girls' Glue Club 1, 9 . . . Mixed Chorus J, XIICL'-l,I't'SItlL'IIl s. -I . . . Chor.1lettes J, 5, l.lTl'.ll'I.lll I . . . V.lfIL'ly' Show J, 3, il ..,. 'Ili thei.1 SoCiety 5, -I . . . History C lulf -l . . . Cap .lllkl Gowii KAIIIIIIIILLLL' . . . Li.nny PIJIIS to be .1 nurse '.., will probably reCe1ve her lftlllllllg .it Me lllliI'l.ll Hospital. MARJORIE C. McNALLY Margie .... in un.1tTecte1l .intl gen' erous girl . . . full of fun . , , lo Clll.lClULlS .ind extremely frientlly '.., lustrous bl.1ck lhllli .uid bright eits . . . LllNV.lyS smiling . . . her NX.Illll. sincere personality won her 111.1111 friends . . .AALLLSSIZ Club I . . . Ci ils Glee Clllb R, -1 . . . C.lLClL'lAI.l htlimi 5, ,I . . . History Cl11b -I . . . Pl.lllll1llALl to attend Xsorcester St.1te 'le.1tl1L1s. 1 is JANE F. MAHONEY A lively pepperpot whose friendly personality and good dispostion lint succeeded in making everyone lui friend . . . LlLlUI'.ll7lC in both .ippoii .1nce and wit .... 1 g1'e.1t UI'g.lll l,I 11nd le.1der . . . Student Councl .I. 5.-l...Ag.1ssiz 2, 3, -1 . . . C1 tis Glee Cl11b 2. I.1br.1ri.1n S, sl . . . His' tory Club 5, -I . . . Field Hockey S, . . . . Class Vice-President 5 . . . xf7.ll'l' ety Show Al . . . Senior Prom Com' mittee 4 . . . Girl Marshal Al . . . Janes next destination will be VC'or- Cester State T6.lCl1CfS' College. SHEILA L. MARDER Sheila loves long fingernails and t.1lkf ing . . . a personable and eusygoineg miss . . . plans il liberal .irts educ.1' tion with a major in psychology . . , History Club 4 . . . Agnssiz Club 5. -I . . . Girls' Glee Club sl. aes 'ef f is . ifvfl 5 ' , V 1 ,V ,M F ' . MARY-ELLEN MEEGAN IlLlllIL.ll3lL' lNI.1ryfI1ll1-i1 loves to lI'.IVCl . , . .itlentli-il the N.llIlrIl.Il liiil Seoul Ilounilfup in fllllflllklll l.1st suininer . . . Prllllllpilltnl in Ag.1ssiz Club 2, S, I , . . frills' Cilee Club S, -I . .. RIILLII Room Club 2, H, I . . . enjoys siuily ol l.llI4ILll.lLfL'N . . . she would like In enter the kllpllrllltlllt serv1Ce lWl.IllLll ol 'uoveiiiiiient .ititer College. EDWARD R. MENCOW All llIlLINll.ll combm.1tion ol- wit and 'gi wisilom .... 111 .1ct1xe, Lluer i1.l- lIL'.lkl . , . lilltlit 1. .1 Pll41ll'.Ll.'PllX en- LlILlNl.ISl . .fli ws I lub S . . , Boys' Delmitiiig f,l11b I . . . N.1t1oi1.il Merit .f ' letter of KAIIIIIIIICIIKIJLIIIII . . would -rv :ze .gg GORDON S. MATHESON is 3: A true lover of life, Gordon never if lets the most serious situ.1tion get him down . . . easily sported bcgluw of his pleasant grin . . .enjoys inuking mischief and likes to bring laughter wherever he goes, OH I fir tw .iff X 1. 5' 7'ii'-1ln,.n.r.... like to .ittentl lXI.l.'I. to betome .in eiigiiieer. SANDRA R. MILUTIS S.1n1ly is short .ind full of lun . . . .1 gre-.1t girl for pokes .ind l1lLlj.1llS . . . .1 l-.llll,ll.lI' sight in the C.llACfL'I'l.l, xxliere she ll.lN worked for the p.1st two l'k'.1lN , , . Girls' Glee Club 2, S, 1 , . . AIu.1ss z Cl11b I . . . AIethe1.1 Soi Qty l , . . H story Club sr , , , 5.lllsl,' hopes to become tl lLlVVyCI', .ind pI.1.s to l.Ll'i,' .1 pre-l.1w course .it the L n.vtrs.ty of Rhode Isl.1nd next f.1ll. MARGARET A. MITCHELL lnipulsive Peggy . . . known Io s.1y lust wl1.1t she thinks . . , one of our most eiiergetit' eheerle.11lers . . . lots .ii pep, L'NPL'LI.llll' .it siliiiol functions . . . briglit . . . good t.1ste in Clothes . . . she P.lI'llCIP.lLL'Ll in Field Hockey I . . . lxL.llHl'L'lLL'N 2 . . . Cheerleader Q, 1 . . . Girls' V.1rsity Club 5, -I . . . Ci'rls' Qilee Club 3.-1 . . . Agas- s:ffl1llW 9 . . . History Club V1 . .. V.1i.tty Blrow R. V4 . . . Picnic Com' mittee I . . . Peggy is planning to 1lLlt.'llxl lieiiningtoii or Skidmore. KENNETH L. MOSES Isl.-iiiiy is t.1ll .lllel h.1ppy-go-lucky . .. llees In sing. .ind has .1 resonant. deep lllss xoice '... he .llNlI enjoys .ieting . . . Boys' Cilee Club 1, 3... 1 f the N.1y.1l Reserve . . . lie- te.1ches Hebrew .ifter school, .lllel Pl.lllN lin become .1 r.1bbi. CAROL A. MULVIHILL A quiet, friendly girl with .1 xxarin smile . . . XX'ell-liked by her Klass- mates . . . Girls' Glee Club 3. 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . her lose of children draxxs far-il Io XX'orcester State Teacheis College. xx here she will become .1 kindergarten teacher. ENID R. MUSKAT Enids composure is .1 rare .lllkl envi- able asset . . . her generosity .lllnl charm have made her ex'eryone's friend .... 1 conscientious student and worker . . . Horace Mann Stu- dent . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 5 . . . after-school niath course 5 . . . Ale- theia 4 . . . Green Room Club 4 . .. Cap and Goun Committee 4 . . . hopes to enter the medical profession 1 after college. l I I I l DAVID F. MYERS JR. A comedian who constantly has ey- eryone in laughter .... 1 roguish smile . . . Always on the go . . . Played Hockey I . . . Clarinetist in the band .llltl orchestra 4 . . . American Legion Representatixe .1t L'UlX'CfNILl' of Massachusetts . . . Vfill go to Xllorcester -Iunior College next year. 1 MARSHA R. NASON Ddllli-ll.llFCcl and dark-eyed . . . bub- f bling with .1 Cl1.1l'IDIIl.H eflerxescence 1 and .1 good natured l1ui11or . . . t.1l- ented in art . . . History Club 4... Classic Myths Business Board . . . Debatirig Club 1 . . , Girls' Glee 1 Club 4 . . . poem published in National High Nchool Anthology . . . f plans to attend Nashua Business I Clbllegt. 2 I SELMA NATAUPSKY A slN.lI'I xlftsstll tiippetl riff by the latest in l1.1ir styles . . . l11X'Csf11 draw . . . .ilxxays has .1 cl1eery lll-i for all . . . sang in Girls' Glee Klub 4, 4 , . . AI.llllI'L'LLL' 2. 3. l . . . Selina will teach in .111 elementary school after college. ik 3 31576 -QM WAYNE E. NIGRO XX ayne is well-liked and easy-going . . . Dresses well . . . He is a ham operator . . . Played lce Hockey 2, 5, 4 . . . Lab assistant to Mr. Marden -1. TOBY S. NOAR Tall. Charming Toby , . , reserved in manner, but friendly . . . History Club 4 . . . Glee Club 3, 4 . .. Classic Myths Business Board . . . will become .1 legal secretary after Becker junior College. BARBARA L. NORMAN A casual clip crowns her reserved manner . . . sincere and unassuming . . . .1 pleasure to know . . . her quick smile often replaced a serious expression , . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5. 4 . . . Aletheia Society el . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . next autumn will hnd Barbara at Clark University or Emer- son College. MARY ANN NOZZOLILLO A warm, friendly smile characterizes Mary Ai1n .... 1 lways ready with a joke . . . 41 good sport . . . Band 2 . . . Orchestra 2 . . . Student Council 2, 5 . . . VI. V. Basketball 2. 3 . . . Classic Mytl1s Business Board. CAROL A. ODABASHIAN Lfsually quiet except when cheering for our teams . . . Characterized by dark hair and eyes and .1 good sense of humor . . .A good friend to turn to in ti111e of need . . . Carol will enter the Nursing School of Massa- chusetts General Hospital in the Fall . . . Agassiz Club 2. 5. 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 5. -l . . . History Club -1 . . . Cheerleader 5. -i . . . Varsity Club 3. 4 . . . Variety Show 5, 4 . . . Classic Myths Literary Board. SHARON L. O'DAY A newcomer to our school this ye.u' . . . Sunny disposition . . . Sh.u'on 1-, .111 electroc.11'd1.1g1'.1111 lL'CllIIlCl.lIl .lt St. VIIlL'L'llliN Hospital .lllxl hopes to continue working 111 tl1.1t held. THOMAS E. OLIVER Quiet. reserved Tom enioys sports .ind stgunp collecting . . . R.11ho Clluh 3, -I . . . History Cluh 5 , . , Base' lull 3 . . . lllses history . . . pl.lI1s to become .1n .lCCULlIlI.lITL. LAWRENCE R. OPERT Personuhle and poised .... 1 Lllllll exterior with .1 mischievous interior . . . possesses .1 slow smile .ind quick wit . . . Ll collegiate dresser . . . Q.II'L'g.ll'lUllS .ind fun-loving, hut seri- ous .1hout his studies . . ..llVL'.lyS husy . . . m.1ny friends . . . Band 2 . . . Boys' Debating Club 5 . . . nl. V. Bnsketlmll 5. . . History Club 2. 5. 4 . . . Ag.1ssiz Cluh 2, 5, President -1 . . . V.1riety Show -1 . . . Cl.1ssic hfyths Business Bo.1rd V1 . . .L.1rry will prohnlfmly pursue .1 lIl'ICl'.lI .lrts course at the University of Connec- ticut or Vermo11t. JAN T. OSBORN jan is t.1ll .ind .1thletic.1lly inclined . . . he h.1s proven himself to he .1 valuable .isset to Cl.1ssic.1l sports . . . an envinhle CUITTI3lI'l.lflUI'l of physical strength LIITLI friendliness . . . Foot- h.1ll Z, 3, V1 . . . B.1slteth.1ll -4 . . . Senior Hop Committee. . . His pl.1ns for this F.1ll .ire indefinite. PENNY T. OSBORN Our popul.1r Vice-President . . . Penny is congeni.1l .llkl conscientious . . . friendly, with .IIT .ur of quiet competence . . . Ll Dilfllllll ability for .tthletics .ind le.1dership ILL? made her one of the most outstanding members of our cl.1ss . . . Field Hockey 2. Co-c.1pt.1in R .ind 4 . . . B.1sketh.1ll 2, Manager 3. Co-c.1pt.1in -1 . . . V.1rsity Club 2, Vice-president 3, President -1 . . . junior Prom Committee . . . Student Council 4 . . . D.A.R. Representative -I . . . Penny will l'lTi1Ll'lCUlilLC .1t the Uni- versity of Mrissachusetts or Spring- lield College. FREDERICK H. OZER A QLIJVL' 1n.1n11e1 toinhinul with quiet hunior CUIIIIILLIIAIS itspeat lllilll his llhllly friends . . . the IQIIIN .ue still .idiniring his long, hl.11ls ll.llI' . . . .1 y.1r.ety ol interests inclu-le hoisclmicls 1'11l1ng,t1nlse11ng with1.11s,.1n.l1lr.1w- ing . . . next yL'.lI' IlI.ly hntl lfred .it XXlL'lllVk'Ul'lll Institute. LARKIN PAPAZIAN D.1rlc hl.1ck h.1ir, .1 deep voice, .ind .1 guotl huild compliment .1 pe.1tet11l, poised m.1nner . . . frequently seen .lLllTTIl'llT' .1 611 lm .1l.1 or .1 sou ed' .L P P up hot rod . . . drove .1 '51 Henry bl the c.1lls it il lmthy f..lellll.lCl to school every morning . . . his pl.1ns tor tl1e tuture .ll'L' not cert.11n. MARTIN H. PARELMAN INl.1rty hrought himself to .uid from school in Ll motor scooter . . . lilies .1ll the sciences . . . tinlcers w1tl1 g.1d- gets in his sp.1re time . . . he Is LID outdoor 111.10 who hunts, lishes, .IITLI chmhs ITTULIIIIJIITS . . . R.1d1o Cluh 2, 5. rl-fC'.1NLlI'L'l' -4 . . . lNl.1rty pl.1ns to he .1n lflectr1c.1l Engineer .1tter XX'ent- worth Institute. JANET PARKER Alw.1ys .1 cheery hi for everyone . . . .1m1.1hle . . . well-liked . . . Ll credit to the Mlpllllllt section of our music cluhs . . . janet pl.1ns to enter the field of nursing. Girls' Deh.1t1ng Cluh 5 . . . Girls' Glee Cluh 5. 51 . . . Chor.1lettes 4. JOHN A. PAULIUKONIS Energetic . . . with .1n infectious IJUKLIIT .1nd .1 cheery grin . . . c.1n he serious .1nd llgllf-lTC.lI'lL'el . . . pl.1ns to ITTJIUI' in lT'l.lLlTClTT.lLlCN .it the lfni- yersity of M.1ss.1chusetts . . . V.1riety Show 3. -1 . . .Junior V.1rs1ty Baslset- h.1ll 5 . . . History Club 41. -5 ' r 'L 5 JURATE E. PAULIUKONYTE Jura came from another school to join us in her senior year . . . A sparkling girl with a vivid person- ality . . . Makes friends easily . . . Very intelligent . . . Bubbling over I with enthusiasm . . .Attends Assump- tion College Saturdays . . . She hopes to attend Georgetown LiIllYCl'- sity. I RICHARD S. PAYNE A Ktgood-nat11red, allfaround student . . . Richie is .1 credit to the class . 1. Golf Team 2, 5, 4 . . . Green Room -1 . . . Argus Business Board 5. Co- manager -I . . . Student Council -1 . . . Chairman, Gift Committee . . . Clas- sic Myths Literary Board . . . Na- tional Merit letter of commendation . . . Horace Mann .... 1 successful future is certain. MARION E. PERLMAN Soft-spoken, sympathetic, and sincere all describe Marion .... 1 peaches and cream complexion accented by lovely light brown hair . . . twinkling blue eyes .... 1 true friend . . . Tennis 2. ROY PELLA A great guy to know on or off the lmrskethall co11rt .... 1 tremendous asset to the basketball team as well as to his class . . . Basketball 2, 3. -4 . . . XX'e know that Roy will be a success in whatexer held he enters. JOHN R. PERRONE iistllllm is .1 rt-al tighter . . . always gixing his all for Salatubie . . doesnt weigh much, but he really handled those ZKHI-pouncl North men . . . his spunk made him .1 stand- out guard for Varsity' Football 9. fl . . . Varsity Baseball 3. I . . . Boys' Varsity Club 2. 4. I, . . be-nior Prom Committee . . . does especially well in chemistry. and when the right elements combine, watch out . . . in September lohn will enroll at either Boston College or St. Anselm s. Y 'Q ., 4m 49 fe 'Hi 'ET' U' is RONALD A. PETERSON Qulckwvitted Ronny . . . fun-loving, energetic . . . Football 2, 5 . . . Chess Club 4 . . . member of the Civil Air Patrol . . . entering Air Force Technical School to help our country reach the moon. ALBERT PETKUS Friendly . . . well-mannered . . . athletic . . . a credit to the string section of our orchestra . . . worked at the XXf'orcester Foundation for Experimental Biology . . . he would like to teach biology after Wforcester State Teachers College. Baseball 4 . . . Orchestra 4. HENRY F. PHILIPS Hank combines athletic skill with genuine friendliness which makes him a very popular Classicalite . . . plans to major in physical education in college and to make sports-in the form of coaching-his career . . . Boys' Glee Club 2, 5 . . . M'ixed Chorus 3, -1 . . . Baseball 2, 5, -1. .. Football 3, -I . . . TraCIC 5 . . . Stu- dent Council 2, 5, President 4 . . . Class Day Committee -1. I MARIE T. PIGNATARO An attractive girl with an appealing personal'ty . . . quiet and soft-spoken . . . dark, glossy curls frames a pretty face with a flawless complexion . . . a loyal friend . . . Agassiz Club 2 . .. Girls' Glee Club -I . . . Marie plans to attend Wforcester State Teachers College next autumn. GLADYS J. PINKUS A friendly, diligent classmate . . . unassuming in a crowd, but well- liked by .lll who know her . . . Gladys has .1 serious face often illu- minated by a sweet smile . . . activi- ties included Aletheia Society 4 . , her plans are not definite but she hopes to attend Wforcester State Teachers or Anna Maria College. THEODORE F. PINKUS Good-natui'ed Teddy with his friendly smile . . , long, blond hair . . . noted for his amusing quips . . . can be found working with his hi-li set or feeding his trop.c.il tish . . . Teddy would like to pursue a career in pharmacy. E. JUDITH PORTER Fun-loving, but serious about her work . . . -ludy enlightened many classrooms not only with her supe- rior intelligence, but also with a quick wit . . . tr.1dem.1rks are her cheerful blue eyes and pixie haircuts . . .a great kid . . . History Club -I ...Agassfz 4, -I . . . Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Aletheia Club 3 . . . Secre- tary 4 . . . j.V. Tennis 2, 5, -I . . . Argus Business Board -4 . . . Variety Show -I . . . Class Day Committee . . . poem in the High School An- thology . . . Horace Mann Scholar . . . judy plans to continue her studies at Smith. MARJORIE E. POWELL Strawberry-blonde hair and bright twinkling eyes . . . always smiling . . . well-liked . . . Semi-linalist in National Merit Exams . . . Field Hockey 2, 5 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. -I . . . Aletheia -4 . . . History Club -I . . . Dedication Committee . . . Margie hopes to attend Bates College to prepare for a career in social work. ROSELEE PRICE Sparkling dark eyes and a warm, friendly smile enhance her cheerful personality . . . competent and con- scientious . . . Roselee is unassum- ing about her superior intelligence . . . good-natured and easy-going . .. Girls' Debating Club 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 5. -1 . . . Green Room 2, 3, 4 . . . Dedication Committee 4 . . . she plans to attend XX'heaton College to prepare for social work. FRANCIS X. POWERS A real Buddy to all . . . Buddy is an avid automotive enthusiast . . . mechanically minded . . . an asset to the Debating Club . . . Ice Hockey 2, 5, 4 . . . Football 2, 5, -I . . . Buddy will attend a liberal arts college, after he graduates from Classical. f'X Q' . Q if 'i 4 -fx' BARBARA M. PROLESKY The girl with the singing voice, ver- satility, and personality that will take her any place she wants to go . . . such popularity must be well-de- served . . . Student Council 5 . . . Green Room Club -I . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, President -I . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 5, Vice-President -I . . . Choralettes 2, 5, Librarian 4 . . Variety Show Soloist 2, 5, -1 . , Variety Show Chorus 2. ARLENE F. RAINES Among Arlene's many and varied in- terests are dancing, swimming and skating . . . an abundance of school spirit . . . can always be found cheer- ing our teams to victory . . . Glee Club 2, 3, -1 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Majorettes 5, -I . . . History Club 3, -I . . . Varsity Club 5, -I . . . Vari. ety Show -I. JUDITH G. RAVELSON Popular . . . eifervescent . . . likeable . . . judy is sincere in all her under- takings, and she always does her best . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . History Club 5. -1 . . . Aletheia Society 4 . . . Girls' Debating Club Recording Secretary 5. 4 . . . After. attending Wfheaton College, she hopes to be- come a teacher. JANICE H. RICHARD Quiet and studious around the halls of Classical, but get her out on the basketball court, or the Athletic Field, and she will fight her hardest . . . Manager 3. and Co-captain 4 of both Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 2, 5, Vice-President 4 . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Janice will prepare for physical edu- cation at Sargent or the University of Massachusetts. BARBARA B. RICHARDSON Tall . . . quiet . . . diligent and capable. Barbara attends to her in- terests unobtrusively . . . never seen ruflled or out of sorts, but always calm and smiling . . . Girls' Glee Club 5. 4 . . . Variety Show 4 . . . she would like to enter the field of eye research. PHYLLIS S. ROMANOFF Phyllis' record speaks for itself . . while C.ll'I1lUg scholastic honors sl1- l1.15 p.1rt1c1p.1ted in Girls' Glee Club 2, 5 . . . Agussiz Club 5, 4 . . . Green Room 5, -1 . . . Senior Pl.1y 5 . . . Field Hoclicy -I . . . Ale1l1e1.1 -1 . . . Girls' V.1rs1ty Club -I . . . :lrgus L1ter.11'y Board -1 . . . Cl.15sic Myths l.1te1'.1ry L51-.tid . . . Pl1otogr.1pl1 Com- mittee -1 .... llvl the PEP PfUj.Il'.lIH .it A55umpt1o11 College . . . poem published 111 the Ndlllllhll High School AIlLll1Pll1LfB' of Poetry . . . Letter of Co111111end.1t1on from the N.1tion.1l Merit Scl1ol.1rsh1p .... 1 successful future IS .155LlI'CLl. MARILYN A. ROSEFSKY F.1sh1on's t'.1vo1'1te d.1ugl1ter .... 1 H.11r tor xx c-.iring stunning clothes . .. 11tt1'.1ctix'e, xxith .1 peaches I1 cream coniplexion . . . keen sense of humor . . . known for her exotic h.1ir5tyles . . . LISL1.llly seen with Ann Simon .ind l.lIlLl.l G.lI'Sllll1.1I1 . . . Student Coun- cil 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. -1 .. History Club -1 . . . Ag.lSSlZ -1 . . . V.11'1ety Show -1 . . . Picnic Com- mittee -1 . . . DI.l1'llyI'l will enter the tield of ret.11l1ng .ifter college. MARK B. ROTHSTEIN M.11'lt is one of the Ilhlel scientists of Cl.1ss1c.1l . . . He h.1s tl1e true drive .ind persistence cl1.1r.1cte1'i5t1c of the scientist . . . favorite expres- SIUII of l.1te IS ICKM . . . R.1d1o Club Z, S, Secret.1ry 1 . . . Boys' Deb.1t- ing Club . . . Vice-President -1 . , . Dl.lI'l'i Pl.lIlN to further his education 111 the L'n1yers1ty of M.1ss.1chusetts. Lowell Tech or Nortl1e.1stern. EMILIE P. ROY Glasses NL.lIlel out llll .1 pert. upturned nose . . . lzmilie ll.lS .111 exceptioimlly nne voice to n1.11ch her hne l'.lCL' .ind figure . . . h.1s .1 lilxinlu for red . . . ,lt V. B.1sltttb.1ll I . 1 . Student Coun- D cil 5 . . . Girls Glee Club -, 3 . .. f,lltll'.lll.'LLL'S 4. -I . . . Mixed Chorus 3. 1 . . . Variety Show 5, Musical Director 1 . . . CU-cglltllfllltlll of Vlunior Picnic . . . Her pl.1ns for this F.lll llltlllltlti 5lllllllllllS mir Ifn1111xinui5l, NATALIE S. RUBIN x.lL.lllL' is Ll.ll'li .ind xxilloxxy . . . .llXX,1yS very soc1.1bl1 '.., she b.1l.1111e5 her seriousness bi' being l1.1PPk'-gin lucky .... 1 PIlPLll.ll' girl with miiny .1n1l X.LIlL'1l lllLL'l'L'NLS . . . Student Council 1 . . . History Club 21 . , , Auussiz Club 1 . . , Alethe1.1 Society 1 . . . G11'ls'Gleefilub-I . . . X.lI.lllC pl.1ns to .ittentl the LillIVCI'Nll5' of Rhode lsl.1Vn1l. .11-ter which she will enter the held or element.11'y educa- LIH11. L are X 9P'X X K ' . ' ,N f zur Y 11,55 -Q U W .f wi .f iw 19- ,f Sh v ' -1 gs .,'D,, v' gif' :Av LESLIE M. RUDNICK Good things come i11 5n1.1ll packages, and so it is with Leslie . . . beautiful h.11r and eyes . . . quiet if you dont know her, loads of fun if you do . . . 1llXV.lyS re.1dy with Ll sn11le . . . Leslie pl.1n5 to become .1 te.1cher . . . Agiissiz 2, 5. LINDA RUSSELL More living proof that good things come in small P1lCli.1gCS . . . 21 cute. petite blonde , . . .in excellent pianist . . . Lind.1 proved .1 welcome addi- tion when sl1e cttme to Classical in her junior year from Maine . . . bub- bling with personality . . . Girls' Glee Club 5 . . . Chor.1letteS 3, -1 . . . Mixed Chorus -1 . . . Green Rtltllll Club 4 . . . Girls' Debating Club 4 . . . will enter the University of M.1ss.1chusett5 in September. STANLEY M. RYBICKI Studious .ind serious . . . St.1n is char- .icterized by ll quiet and modest man- ner . . . he .1nd brother Ed made a p.1ir of seniors h.1rd to stop . . . after- school employment at Ll clothing store prevented him from joining school activities . . . he hopes to enter XX'o1'ce5ter State Teachers Col- lege. EDWARD B. RYBICKI One l1.llf of .1 p.1ir of brothers who have added much laughter and fun to their d.1ys .1t Classical . . . Ed is e.1sily recognized by l1is light, wavy h.1ir .ind by l1is mirthful blue eyes . . . he will return to Classical in the F.lll to t.1l-ze .1 post graduate Course. SANDRA L. SALMAN T.1lk.1tive . . . fun-loving . . . 11lw.1ys rettdy to smile .... 1 ll these describe S.1ndie . . . well-liked by her class- n1.1tes . . .Gi1'ls' Glee Club 2. 4 . . . History Club -1 . . . Girls' Debating Club -1 . . . received .1 Gold Key and .1 Blue Ribbon in tl1e Scholastic Art Awards of 1959 . . . Sandie plans to enter S.1lter's Secret.1ri.1l School. MARY E. SALMON A gifted writer with a rare sense of humor, Mary is small in stature but great in appeal . . . has a magnetic smile and friendly blue eyes . . . her .tfliable personality has endeared het' to all . . . Argus l.iter.uy lit-ard J, 4. 4 . . . History Club S, Setretary I . . . Green Room Club 4, I . , . Agassia 5. t . . . Ciiils' Cilee Club S, -I . . . Class Day C,omm.ttee -I . . . Classic Myths Co-liditor . . . Variety Show make-up 4 . . . Class Historian . . . She would like to attend Simmons College. CAROL A. SAWICKI Quiet until you get to know her . . . sparkling eyes with an infectious laugh .... tlways smiling and gay . . . Carol will be a student at St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing . . . Agasstz Club I . . . History Club 4. MARTHA O. SAWYER Pert, poised and pretty . . .her flaw- less complexion was envied by femi- nine classmates . . . .1 tla r for the original in her dress . . . Martli.t is an unusual combin.ttion of artistic talent and scientihc ability . . . spent last summer attending the St. Marks Science Summer School . . . Girls' Glee Club Q, 5, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus Secretary-.4 . . . Clioralettes 4 . . . Agassiz 3. 4 . . . Green Room Club 5. Treasurer sl . . . Classic Myths Art Staff . . . Class Gift Committee . . . considering Mt. Holyoke or Smith. RICHARD A. SEDER Friendly . . . sociable . . . likes girls . . . Rickie is a happy go lucky. easy- going guy, but at the same time con- scientious about his studies . . . his plans for the future are not certain. ALDONA A. SERMUKSNIS Ouiet and poised . . . beautiful long. wavy blonde hair . . . enthusiastic in all she attempts . . . Aldona pos- sesses talent and ambition. well blended with many diversified inter- ests . . . she plans to attend busness school . . . Variety Show 2. 4. 4 . . . Basketball 5 . . . History Club 5, 4. gk- s -wi , it? .4 R? ZIGMOND G. SERMUKSNIS XX'ith many iiiteiests and talents, Ziggy has .t lun-loving spirit tem- pered with serious purposes and hopeful ambition . . . Aiter gr.tdu- ation he will attend XX'orcester Junior College or loin the Armed Forces . .. Variety Show J. 4. I , . , lioysi Glee Club 5 . . . History Club I . . . ln- door Track it . . . Class Ciilt Com- mittee. M. JUDITH SHAPIRO Still water runs deep .... tbihty plus amiability . . , sparkling dark eyes and a warm, friendly smile enhance her cheerfulness . . . owns an exten- sive and enviable wardrobe . . . Judy proved a welcome addition when she came to Classical from Attleboro . . . Orchestra, l-ibrarian 2 . . . Band 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5. it . . . Agassiz 5. -I . . . Argus Business Board 4 . . . Aletheia Society I . . . Classical Myths l.iterary Board 4... Gift Committee 4 . . . 21 Horace Mann Student , . . First Honors . . . September will find Judy at Wlel- lesley or jackson College WILLIAM L. SI-IARFMAN Bill is our eternal skeptic . . . full of unanswerable questions and un- questionable answers .... 1 cultured voice and manner . . . our authority on iazz . . . headed the combo which played for the Senior Hop and Vari- ety Shows . . , an outstanding student with a wide range of interests . . . Hockey 2 . . . Boys Debating Club 3, -1 . . . Argus Literary Board -I . . . Classic Myths Literary Board . . . Dedication Committee . . . in his spare time Bfll directed a jazz program for XVAAB . . . studied jazz last summer at Lenox, Massa- chusetts . . . future plans call for the University of Michigan or Harvard. ELAYNE B. SHERMAN Vivacious and hilarious, Lainie loves pony tails and knee socks . . . her keen wit leaves her never at a loss for words. . . enlivens any discussion or party . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . History Club 4 . . . Agassiz Club 5 . . .Girls' Debating Club el . . frequently seen racing to English with Sue Abelsky . . . next year may hnd her at either Boston L'nix'ersity or the L'niversity of Massachusetts. MORRIS P. SHUMAN Popular . . . dark . . . 'Mom is musically inclined . . . Orchestra 2. 5 , . . Boys' Chorus S. 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Variety Show 4 . . . has been working hard after school. and so has had to forego member- ship in many after school activities. but he is one of those endow ed with the true Classical spirit . . . BIO wishes to continue his education at Rhode Island School of Design in September of 1961. ROBERT F. SIEGMUND A big smile compensates for his small stature . . . polite and pleasant . . . always has something worth- while to add to a conversation . . . a loyal friend . . . Boys' Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Varsity Hockey 5, 4 . . . Varsity Golf 5, 4. FREDERICK H. SIFF Conscientious . . . all-around . . . popular Fred works his hardest at all he undertakes . . . holds a iob after school, while maintaining good marks and an active interest in school functions . . . Agassiz Club 2, Boys' Glee Club 5, 4 . . . Boys' De' bating Club 5 . . . Variety Show 5, 4 . . . junior Picnic Committee . . , Chairman of Cap and Gown Com- mittee 4 . . . N.lNl.S.T. Letter of Commendation . . . Poem in Nati- onal HS. Anthology of Poetry . . . Fred will attend either Wforcester Polytechnic Institute or the Univer- sity of Michigan. IRA SIGEL . Q Despite a serious and reserved out- . 4 N ward appearance, Ira is the possessor of many qualities which make him well liked by all who know him . . . considerate . . . courteous . . . fun- loving . . . and cheerful . . . junior Prom committee. RICHARD D. SILVER W hen hard work and ambition are combined with perfection, the end result is Richie . . . always has a good word for everyone . . . Rich is one of the Senior Class' outstand- ing members . . . no one will be able to look back on his days at Classical without remembering him in his role as Scholar, Politician, Debator, or Friend . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Chess Club Vice-President 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Boys' Debating Club 4. STEVEN H. SILVERMAN Steves favorite pastime is debating . . . an excellent leader . . . is al- ways with a group of boys . . . capable and dependable . . . Boys' Debating Club 2. 3, 4 . . . Room 5 every afternoon . . . plans to enter the field of law or labor relations. 12, R ,fc Q 735 , 1' 5 ft ff i 75: M ...- PM .Q 1' f Q, ANN E. SIMON Ann has large, brown eyes that sparkle with friendliness . . . always has something funny to say . . . shares her bright dispistion and her sparkling personality with everyone . . . History Club 2, 5, 4 . . . B.ology Club 5, 4 . . . Aletheia Society 4 . . . Girls' Debating Club 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, 4 . . . Ann would like to spend her next four years at Syracuse University. DEVRA L. SIMON Debby always has a cheerful smile and a friendly hi for everyone . . . a busy gal, full of pep . . . Horace Mann Student . . . Girls' Glee Club Z, 5, 4 . . . Aletbeia 3, 4 . . . Band 4 ...' 'Classic Myths . . Literary Board 4 . . . After- school English 4 . . . Debby plans a liberal arts education and a career in science SUSAN B. SINGER A girl with a sweet disposition . . . Mr. McKinley's star Latin 8 pupil . . capable, considerate, and con- scientious . . . Girls' Debating club 4 . . Aletheia Society 4 . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . Choralettes 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . Variety Show 4 . . . Class Day Committee . . . Graduation Speaker . . . Sue plans to become either a social worker or a medical research worker. NORMAN D. SIRK Norm likes to participate in athletics . . . junior Varsity Basketball 3 . . . He attacks both his extra-curriculum activities and his studies with sports- man-like drive and vigor . . . History Club 5 . . . Agassiz 5 . . . Variety Show Stage Manager 4 . . . Picnic Committee Chairman 4. ARTHUR J. SMITH Art always has a cheery smile and a friendly Hi . . . earnest and con- scientious . . . well mannered . . . a good sport . . . Boys' Diblting Club, 2nd Vice-President 3. 4 . . . plans to study psychology. . '? MICHAEL J. SMITH One of the most popular boys in the class .... ilways ready with a warm grin for everyone . . . tall, blond, and amiable . . . liaslxetball 2, 5 . .. Boys' Varsity Club 5 . . . Student Council 5. PATRICIA J. SMITH Pat's blond hair, bubbling sense of humor, and tallsativeness are her out- standing characteristics . . . crazy about liorsebacli riding . . . plans a business career . . . History Club 2, 5 . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, -I . . . Chess Club -I. PAUL A. SMITH Paul is Polite, Personable, and Peppy . . . seems to take everything in his stride . . . not easily disturbed . . . possesses .1 rollicking sense of humor. PAULINE A. SMITH Tiny in comparison to her twin brother, Paul . . . has a knack for getting P. M.'s . . . brings laughter where there is none . . . Grls' Glee Club 5, -1 . . . attended NX'orcester Junior College and hopes to be an interior decorator, after Rhode Island School of Design. STEPHEN L. SMITH Brilliant in Math . . . his own form- ula for success is Talent plus Per- sonality . , .plus Popularity . . .Tennis 3. -I . . , Boys' Debating Club 3 . .. Financial Director of Variety Show 4 . . . Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . National Merit Schol- arship Letter 4 . . . Steve hopes to attend Brown. ..,,.- 7-U...-pr-frJ I K j , . 'I-Q. , 6 V if AV-. Wi .. fx I ,Z ELLEN I. SOLOMON 'I'he girl with the sunny disposition and radiant smile . . . personality plus . . . vivatious . . . lun to be with . . . Ciirls' Cilee Club 2, 5, -I . . .Tennis 5, -I . . . Liiils Debating Club 5, Vice-I'resident -I . . . Ale- theia Literary Society I . . . History Club 5, -I . . . Argus liusiness lloard 2, 5, -I . . . Classic Myths liusiness Board . . . Ifllen is planning to enter the llniversity of Connecticut or Vermont in the Fall. IRENE T. STARAS Dark-liairetl Irene has talent in Art and writing . . . charming and poised, gay yet serious . . . next stop, a business school . . . Girls' Cilee Club Z, 5 . . . Variety Show 2, 3, -i . . . History Club 5 . . . Poem in Nati- onal Poetry Association. ROMUALD S. STARAS A pleasant smile with a hearty laugh . . . capable of being witty with friends . . . makes friends easily . . . enjoys a gtnrel time, but can be seri- ous . . . plans to he an electrical engineer . . . Variety Show 2, 5, -I . . . Histoiy Club -I. RAYMOND A. STARAS Ray has a seriousness of purpose and a quiet sincerity that often give way to witty humor when he is with friends. He plans to major in chemis- try at University of Massachusetts . . . History Club 4. MARJORIE E. STARR A wonderful combination of talents . . . brimming over with wittiness . .. a starr who brightened any class ...Girls Debating Club 2 .. Girls' Glee Club 2, S. 4 . . . Tennis 2. 3. -1 . . . Aletheia Society 3 . . . Agassiz Club -1 . . . Classic Myths Literary Board . . . Marjorie may travel to Oberlin in September. TUCKER START Dont let Tucker s quiet manner tool you . . . she has many gay moments as well , . .1 tlne l1orsewon1an . . . a gifted desgner . . . in her spait time she l1.1s tles.gned sexeral shots , , , rilWX1oL1sly, .1 competent artist. , Girls' Glee Club 1 , . . il uckcr hopes In enter the tield ol toinmercial art CHARLES STATHIS A faithful friend to those who knew him . . . .1 quiet dignity . . . Charlie is certain to attain success in what' ever career he pursues. DAVID A. STEAD L'nder his unassuming manner. David possesses an atfable disposition and .1 keen sense of humor , . an excel- lent student, he is outstanding in Math . . . has an after school iols . . . Band 2. 3, -l . David will mayor in Psycliology at .1 liberal arts college. LUCY STECKO A loxely young lady with .1 soft. smooth complexion . . . .1 mischiev- ous sparkle in her eyes , A , The voice of a lark , . . Fingertips filled with musical talcnt . , . Orcliestra 2. wt Blts libuinl ,. .. .Uk ... .. . . L. I. . . . Girls Cilee Club 1, w, et . . . Mixed Chorus i . . . Cl1i1r-,tlettes 1 . . . Chess 4 . , , Lucy s goal is music education. I FRANCES D. STEIN Flowing blonde h.i'r '... always in good spirits . . . petite . . , easy to get along with . . . sintere . . . Ciirls Glee Club S , . , L:l'.LlTlTflN xotatioii will be inetlical secretary. bf R ANDREW M. STIDSEN Dark blond hair and bright blue eyes accent his jovial and easy going dis- position . . . good natured and Witty . . . he and Bob Siegmund are the Class:cal version of Siamese twins . , . likes especially the arts of fore- checking in hockey and checkmating in chess . . . Boys' Glee Club 5, -t .. . Hockey 5. -1 . . . Golf 5, 4 . . , his plans for the future are not dehnite. HAROLD C. STIDSEN An eagle Scout who is goodrnatured and well mannered . . . studious and industrious . . . his special interest is German and German history . . . plans to be an interpreter in the armed forces . . . Chess Club 4 . . . Football 2. HARRIET E. STONE Petite and friendly, with a warm per- sonality . . . recognized by her ap- pealing giggle . . . teaches Hebrew . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5. -1 . . . Aletheia Z, 3, -L . . . Agassiz Club 4 . . . 'I.V. Basketball at . . . Girls' Debating Club bi . . . Library Aide el . . . interested in a career of social work, Harriet will probably attend Brandeis L'niversity. SIGMUND R. SUGARMAN Everybody knows Siggy-if not, they ought to . . . tall, dark and good looking. with a friendly disposition and a ready wit which made him a popular hgure in all classes . . . outstanding athlete . . . displayed a rugged, forceful and clever character in all sports . . . Football 5, -1 . . . Basketball 2, at . . . Tennis 2, 3, -1 . . . Indoor Track 2. R, -1 . . . Out- door Track 2, -4 . . . Chess Club 2, 5, Treasurer V4 . . . Boys' Debating Club 3 . . . Varsity Club 2, 5, -I . . . Agassiz -1 . . . Variety Show el . . . Class Day Committee . . . Siggy plans to enroll at Syracuse next year. LAWRENCE D. SULLIVAN An intelligent boy . . . likeable . . . sterling qualities .... 1 man of few words. with profound thoughts . . . Boys' Glee Club -4 . . . Senior Hop Committee . . . XX'orcester Polytech- nic lnstitute may claim Larry. VIRGINIA M. SULLIVAN Quiet, but well-liked by .1ll whr know her...ueyer wrtlrout .1 pleasant word . . . always srurlrng . . . Grrls' Glee Club -I . . . Cap .rrrd Gown Committee . . . Grnny Pl.llIS to enter' XN'or'cester State 'l'eacher's College. PATRICIA A. SULLIVAN Radiant personality . . . full of enthu- si.rsrn and spirit . . . took .1 lryely interest in school activities . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 1-, -I . . . Clroralettes 5. -I . . . Agassrz Club s, I . . . History Club s, -I . . . Girls' Varsity Club S, -I . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Prcnrc Committee 5 . . . Alethera Society -4 . . . Variety Show -I . . Classic Myths Business Board . . . Picture Committee r . . . l'.1tty hopes to attend Anna Maria Colleg' . later teach. ROGER R. TALBOT Conservative, considerate, and con- genial are three adiectryes which aptly describe Roger' . . . enjoyable company in or out of a cl.1ssroom . . . well-liked by hrs fellow students . . Student Council -r. ALBERT M. TAPPER A natural leader who does everything naturally well . . . poprrlar and friendly . . . an athlete and a gentle- man . . . capable organizer . . . con- servative dr'esser . . . Tennis 2, 5, -1 . . . Indoor Track 5 . . . Outdoor' Track 5 . . . History Club 5, -r . . . Agassiz Club 51 -1 . . . Varsity Club 2, 5, -I . . . Mixed Chorus 5, -4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 5. President -I . . . Boys' Debating Club 5, -1 . . . Stu- dent Council 2, -I . . . Variety Show -i . . . junior and Senior Prom Com- mittees . . . Al is planning a pre- medical course at Colgate or Boston University. CAROL L. TASH The girl with the dimples and long. black pony tail . . . full of vitality and pep . . . greets everyone with a big smile and a cheerful hi . . . Aletheia Society 3, Treasurer -4 . . . Green Room Club 5, -I . . . Girls' Glee Club 2. 5 Libraran tl . . . Argus Business Board -4 . . . Agassiz Club -I . . . Girls' Debating Club -I . . . Classic Myths Business Board . . . Carol plans to enter either jack- son College or Brandeis University in the Fall, where she will become a teacher. sl 125' if C? KZ RICHARD L. THOMASHOW Richie likes to laugh and to ru.1ke others laugh . . .no one can possibly be sad when he rs around . . . enjoys jokes, especially his own . . . exu- l7L'I'.llIlj.lllLl full of nrrsclueli . . . Boys' Debating Club -I . , . will probably attend Boston Llnryersrty. MICHELE E. TRAVERS 'l'.1ll .rrrd attractive with Ll winning srurle rs Michele . . . wavy dark hair .rrrd sparkling brown eyes . . . fun- loyrng. but serious and earnest rn her school work . . . participated in the Alethera Society S, -4 . . . Green Room Club rl . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, -I . . . Classic Myths l.rterar'y Board . . . afternoon linglrsh -I . . . Mrcl1ele's future plans include a lib- eral arts course at jackson or Boston L'nryer's1ty. MICHAEL G. TRONIC Vllit is Mikes constant companion . . . always has an original idea to lit airy situation . . . literary master . . . authority on Gr'eek Mythology . . . Al capable organizer' and hard worker' . . . never a dull moment when he is around . . . Class Orator . . . Boys' Glee Club 2 . . . Agassiz 2, S . . . Orchestra 5, -r . . . Boys' Deb.rting Club Corresponding Secre- tary 3, President el . . . Argus Liter- ary Board -I . . . Classic Myths Co- editor -I . . . Dedication Committee Co-chairman el . . . Horace Mann 2 . . . two special mention certihcates from High School Anthology . . . certrhcate of merit from Essay Anthol- ogy . . . executive board of Youre the critic 4 . . .After school English. .IEAN C. TRUDEAU A grrl with a pleasing personality and .1 sweet smile .... rlways willing to lend a helping hand . . . a con- scientious student . . . Girls' Glee Club 5, -4 . . . History Club -4 . . . I.rbr.u'y Assistant -r . . . Classic Myths Business Board . . . jean will enter XX'orcester State Teachers' College in September. VIRGINIA .I. TSOUROS Neyer is .1 strand of her short. brown, Curly hair out of place . , . sparkling brown eyes .... 1 lways friendly. al- ways smiling , . . quiet brit sweet . . . Field Hockey 2 . . . Varsity Club 2 . . . Glee Club 2, -I . . , History Club I . . . Art Stall on Year Book 4 . . . plans to become a fashion illustrator. GAYLE E. WACKELL Bright-eyed and sparkling . . . louly and .1 talented dancer . . . person' ality, charm and saxo.rAta.re ctnti' lw ute to Gayles popularity . . . Llietiv leader 5, el . . . iNl.1jo1'ette 3 . . , Varsity Club 5 . , . History Club I . . . Variety Show 5. Clioreo-g1'.1pl111 -1 . . . she will attend XX1lIkLNLLl State Teacl1e1's College and plans to teach dancing. ELAINE WELLMAN lilaine is .ilxxais xxillngg to ltnd .1 helping hand . . Nl, 1 ,. uuitt dignity coupled with 1, .1 ,tt t, Il :ive way to triendly L-11 ' 1.. 1 V . LAg.1ss1ziCl11b I . Li il. L1 t. kl1.iN 5 . . . a Horace Mann NILlxlkl1l . After school Math class 1- . .V. the Math classes ot either Radtl tte oi Cornell xx ill face lflaine in Sc-t'tc111lNe1'. ROBERT C. WICKERI Good-natured . . . Altliough lioh is quiet, to those who know htm he is loads of fun . . . he plans to eiitti VC'orceste1' State 'lleaclieis' College in September. N. JANE WILKINSON xlaiies sunny personality and sunin' hair go together . . . liked hi' LtY',I'X one .,.. 1 good sport, -lame ls one ot f,l.1ssic.1Iis best girl .ithletcs . . . Field Hockey 3, 'I . . . liasketbill R . . . Varsity Club F, 'I1I'L'.lNllI'L'l' 1 , . . Girls Cilee Club 2. s. 14 , . . Class Liitt Committee. ,Ml pi? JOEL D. WITKIN Although joel's height makes him a natural candidate for .Qny basketb ll t-.1m, he .s more at home on a tenris court . . , his Wfit-kin add ll spark of life to any conversation . . . Ten- n1s Team Z, 5, 4 . . , Boys' Debating Club 5. -4 . . . Varsity Club 5, -1 . . . I-Lstory Cl11b 4. STEVEN M. YEROW Talkative .... 1 lways on the go . . . .1 willing worker . . . excelled in the sclences . . . Radio Club 2, 5, -I . . . Boys' Glee Club 5 . . . Green Room Club 4 . . . Steve plans to study II1t'tl.Clf1C at some Ivy League college. JUDITH C. ZINK A winning smile . . . Friendly and considerate . . . Vivacious artcl full of fun . . . She has a lovely voice . . . Girls' Field Hockey 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 5, -1 . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, -1 . . . Poem in High School Anthology . , . has a job at the Mechanics National Bank and will continue working there after j.Il'.ILlL1L1L.UI1. CAROLE A. ZUMA Good-natured. friendly and sfncere . . . blonde hair, sometimes in a short pony-tail. and shining blue- green eyes depict a winning person- ality . . . a talent for art and for writing . . . possesses intelligence and ambton . . . Agassiz Club 2, fi . . . Girls' Glee Club 3 . . .History Club -1 . . . Argus Literary Board 4 Classic Myths Literary Board . . . . . . National Merit Letter of Com- mendation . . , Carole plans to enter .1 school of nursing. A yn-': .'. Y ' - Q f.n' ..' ' .-' c A . ,. i.- S . I iff ' 'wffv . ' in I W, 'If' f I is 'Y f I I . . fx f X ' X ZW Q, Z , X l 45 f J 1 . ! il' i l!'l O I .4 --- V , ' wx X V : ' .,, , Y V ' AX - -, ' K, : '. , v .91-. I, lbn, Y ., M A - 'L .fff' . ' ' 1 ' . I ' ln 5 . -.1 . ,lv .jx 1 I H' . p nf -,f 'Q' . I, , A 4 , - ' ,.-31 , -' , If jvf 3, 5 0 4 , 1. 5'+f'1Qi' .V , .' ' ,' ,. . . L- -. 4. ,f ,A,, , A , . D .,. fl' lf: I, ' X - . 4 pr ff ' ,' ' ' If f i I l 5 N ' Q :QA 1 X y CL f I J 10 J l ' , .' , 1 -.,.-,', i ' .lfflm i ,Ii ,xi N- fx Q- Iv ' N, A , N ' I , I: LT! I qi lx, XR ' Y ' Y I' I' Y , . 3 i:-Aish. gs , 51- 1 T: x -- Tx - , rf' r ' 1 l ' 'L LI Q , .Qi A l E Q TUDENT llllll CIL President V. President Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advi Mary Coakley Louise Carron Judith Porter Carol Tash sor-Miss Wooclis President Henry Philips V. President Deborah Gross Secretary Karen Brown Treasurer Donald Grant Lll'l'lllllil CLUB .43. Gllllll llllllM CL llll President Mary Coakley V. President Ronald Hamburger Secretary Elisabeth Barron Treasurer Martha Sawyer Faculty Advisor Miss Gilbert AGASSIZ CL ll -49- .ggi- i-ig President Lawrence Opert V. President Judith Kaplan Secretary Judith Opert Treasurer Stephen Rothschild Faculty Advisor Mr. Cravedi GIRL llllll l'l'Y CLUB President Eleanor Kaplan V. President Richard Silver Secretary Harvey Boss Treasurer Sigmund Sugarrnan CHESS CL ll President Penny Osborn V. President Janice Richards Secretary Sona Aslanian Treasurer Jane Wilkinson Faculty Advisor Miss Carlstrom hQ,T '?l'f'f'W ,M-. '. 'ff A S 1',.d- ' 4 -50- illlll Co Managers Barbara Golden Richard Payne Susan Lieberman Sandra Friedberg James Kaplan Carol Tash Rhoda Codish Miriam Grace Judith Porter Judith Shapiro Judith Heald Ruth Casdin Ellen Solomon Faculty Advisor Mr. Morden llll l ESS llllilllll Allllll LITERARY llllllllll Co-Editors Mary Coakley David Freeman Judith Cohen Karen Brown Gail Mandell Mary Salmon Carole Zuma Phyllis Romanoff Michael Tronic Allan Beniamin Robert Bachrach William Sharfman Faculty Advisor Miss Shaughnessy in IIEBATI G rm nv CLUB President Michael Tronic V. President Allan Beniamin Secretary Robert Levenson Faculty Advisor-Mr. Duffy GIRL llllllA'll ll CLUB President Judith Ravelson V. President Ellen Solomon Secretary and Treasurer Daryl Hymoff Faculty Advisor Mrs. Brownlee -52. llillllll CLUB A President Robert Bachrach V. President Tobe Carey Secretary Leonard Kruczynski Treasurer Mark Rothstein Faculty Advisor Mr. Weed in Toni CLUB President James Bloom V. President Eleanor l.emay Secretary Mary Salmon Treasurer Susan Lindquist l Faculty Advisor Mr. Yoffe -53. GIRL GLEE CLUB President Barbara Prolesky V. President Sandra Friedberg Secretary Elizabeth Barron Librarians Carol Tash Jane Mahoney Faculty Advisor Mr. Kaplan BOY GLEE CLUB MIXED llllllll K ff' R FQ! l 'x f B' iegiljll . .1 l Mw6mgyf,q Q- ...fr i -ffii.. President Allan Beniamin Z' Q5 G5 ii fqiv5,q KKK? Q5 V. President Barbara Prolesky 7 ' l JL .pb P t S I Secretary Martha Sawyer n 0 1 as K J l K Librarians in 'A ll 5 Richard Hedlund Suzanne Stanick F lt Ad ' M. K I acu y visor r ap an X J it-5 f llllllllilLll'l'l'll -55- President Meredith Court V. President Carolyn Friguglietti Secretary Sally MacGillivary Librarians Virginia Manoog Barbara Prolesky Faculty Advisor: Mr. Kaplan EJ ,. 'nt Wg' wean. 2 V- Y , BAND le ,K u,-., 'f Q l A President Hyla Gold V. President Eleanor Kaplan Secretary Susanne Shaw Faculty Advisor Mr. Kaplan URCHE THA President Eleanor Kaplan V. President Alan Starr Secretary Hyla Gold Faculty Advisor Mr. Kaplan ,- Y r... '-,,: 4 34' fl!! -1 'Y wigs 3 wif .56. an ff '. fi 'tix , , J- If 1 I 1 '--.J-4 A , . hvffflfzlf ' .f ' ffl 5' 1.1. . - ' 1 1 , , fl ' -1 W J ' w 1 4 A I X A A 4 , Af J ' - 4 . f 3 . 1 ' 3 -. -' 1 ' L . -. , ' 4 I ' ' ' 4' - ' X. 1 9,9 R 'I' 5 91 FO0TBALL 49 77 all fxi? Qs , Co-Ccupfonns: Kestufis Gedimentas ond Jordan Kahn CRUSS CUUNTRY fi 4,17 ...ng m .5g. Captain John Bufke Coach Alfred P. Crczvedi S fs A551543 xssfqf P2 Lg 'x XXXL 2-sf. .N ,, 5 fi 2j4:?-b- K I 53, X W '5 Mo I IQ! ' Y MLA 51 N X, I Co-Captains William Attridge Timothy Henrion GIRL BA KETBALL v, it 'J!f'4 Co-Captains Co-Managers Jonlce Richards Jomce Anderson Jane Casdin Sono Aslcmicm Coach: Miss Corlstrom lllm-,W-+,w l:'.-,..'5h..L.r:.. I sl...- I Il00ll TRACK FWD QLASSIEM X if , ' Captain Coach ,Z r. K Richard Clarke Alfred P. Cravedi we l ll: it -,- n5 Q ---.ffiffsiif K .l AW ,., 'MSSIEM if nv' Captain Terence MacDonald ,. - r. aa- ...-..a . .60- F Coach Miss Ccurlstrom GIRL TENNI nov mil -6'l- Captains Richard Emmons Kenneth Lutsk Coach Mr. Bufler 0 i FF' CHEERLEADER Co-Captains Lindo Botes Carol Foley GIRL ll0CKEY T 'W we ,mms i A. , -.Om--X-1 F , if ns li? f Coptcun Penny Osborn Coach Miss Ccxrlstrom kg! k , K. 5 W N f, x4 Z , N A+' , ,f 5 6 if 4'faIfT'4F 5 TIE I N1 'I' C A B 143 3 1 if .- -'Q E, a .lf v Q, ag pu 3 FQ. I 55 f nfs gL IL Q, 0 up V? in S ' R1 I u I 3 7 ' r A , 3 n'. 5 ! my ii, f 'ai fix? f w 3 M :, 'F , AA ' ' ,LA -T1 5 4 f 1 l W eff 1960 fxf VAIUETY SHOW 1 51' was 5.1: Sams 3 '-f-of-f' lifigx ' gf RonAa.o o. nmsuszesn ALFRED P. cmvzm ' ' ' DIRECTOR FACIILTVADVIS f l P ff' F A , i ,Ly 1 z '2- Q .gigs Mmqnsfiwlx 1? :W Ex H 1 5 A . ff 4,1 X 5 , ' . ni E t is .64. 'S' E lllli PL Y .2 :1g H, , ' X X 1 is . : V A9 'M , bww ., ! H H Time Our For Ginger Carol Tosh, James Kindiey, Mary Coakley, Judy Fairbanks, Ronny Hamburger, James Kaplan. -65- 6 HOST LIKELY to SUCCEED YW 5 V ' I AW QOQQYX www Mary Coaklay f . -nr Q Q 57 Em Owayxw UWM . wo' bmw Gayle Wackell Penny Ogbom BEST PERSONALITY BEST URESSED as - 5' va sw' Lawrence OPM 2 M QI W 'MW amy Bdfbam Gold ffl MUST PUISED M4 flfarfhd Sa Albert 'Elpper uiwf' wrmgsr l MOST MUSICAL l l l l l a l , Debvfah Gross 2 0 Bdrbdrdp Ronald fllamburgllzr Allan Bffljdllll n raffsfg, BEST ATI-I LETE HOST POPULAR f...gl y Jd nice Richard Janelw l Jordan llalm S Donald Grant aboflgy 67 3, Fix fe 1 V T:', bqkgf 3 f LI 'er it ' N r Spf' , I , 1 nw, sf Y Q ' S Hx 'A , ,. : L Lf, r - E , 'E . , -I 'x rf ,,, .-..-ff' ' A Yi -t six! .., , -:U 1. ? I 1 ll QI!- 8' I K , ,X L hug! oak X. - - ls 5. ,Q N ,. 1 3511 CQ 9 'N7 MJ? 1 4- 151, 1 , rv I 2 I . V, yr . 5, 5 , .0 2 1 If ei tt ans? 'E .. li, 4 xt, , .,, ts ' A ' 1 ' 1. ' 2, 4 . ,' y. A X , , Nfx -r-' 'iw . E E 3 R' V 'Q 1 A I u is ,1 3 -E',,-va ,fa E , 9 5? 9 . -,,. X A 4? as I 16453 1 651, Y gl 525: 323914 Q? Aff.. 6 1 2 fi sf B 1 3 4 W .., Q-h'i+ 3' ,v we Alfa: sw . x 45 x A Y , 'ilf ,Q', -04' N-as . 1' .44- l ' '-- ' as 0 'S- 'fa 1 'S I Q s., ag' 3 J ' o - 5 -' f ff f 4 W in 1 , , ' 1 ? I 'Il BJ u , ' 1 '4 . x S W 6 !,' --j-,N + fl-131, I W - 1 A: YQ Q 'H 4. inx E' l W W. .-H? 'Y' I' If 'JC 'W UD .1 Q J is N ww.--a....+............, When you graduate it's wonderful to have a telephone job waiting for you. You'll love the friendly new people you meet. And you'll like the excellent salary, the regular increases, the opportunities for advancement and the many additional benefits that make working for the Telephone Company so attractive to so many young people. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training program which you can enter without any previous Job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANY -74- The Best in Business Training In the Business School Division: Day 8. Evening courses in Business Administration, Secretarial, Medical Secretary Stenographic Court Reporting, Clerical and Business Machines training In the Airline School Division: Nationally known, Airline accredited Air Hostess, Traffic, Airline Secretarial and Airline Business Administration Courses. Plus: These Eclusive Modern Machine Accounting Courses: I. B. M. Machine Accounting Systems-I. B. M. Punch Card Operator. I. B. M. Key Punch Training Electric and Magnetic Drum Digital Computer Courses WRITE or CALL for CATALOG - DIAL PL 6-5767 WARD SCHCOLS Worcester School of Business Science Ward School of Airline Training 242 MAIN ST., WORCESTER .-r 1-' 4- v 1-: ge 4-' 1-f 1-: .-'A SUMMER SOHOOL PROGRAM June I3 to June 2-4 College Type June 27 to Aug. 5 Airline Careers June 27 to Aug I9 IBM Systems July 5 to July 29 Teen-age Type July I8 to July 29 College Type Aug Aug. Aug Aug 8 to Sept. I6 Airline Career 8 to Sept. 30 IBM Systems I to Aug. 26 Teen-age Type I5 to Aug. 26 College Type REGISTER EARLY - Enrollment Limited PL 6-5767 WARD SO H O O LS MN Pfcillc' lpilfliffllfzt Om' flllll'f'l'fj.l'67',l Congratulations from one of time nation's leading iife insurance companies ,asc dFA'l1'l'l'lfLt'iLL3 1- ' ' Laiigguax -.L.r4g4,Ltg ,Q mfmgllczlnm W 'i 'i 'i' ' 'cg c ,.a.,,ii,T EF' P -1 rw- : dex to Amr lla!!! ' P? i Y'X ZT7fff qi tElg!tjasImmc t W ft 551 Ft! W t ' H f 'gaLf,a,,,M -511,34 Q --tw, ff - - ' 1 f- A- 'xi'isv:'P.xl'fs- . It I' Y ' V 'Gif' - i -f 'Gigi FOUNDED IN 1844 State Mutual Lite Assurance Company ot America Home Office: Worcester, Massachusetts COMPLIMENTS OF all! 611161 UQI Qff g0I 6!0I'l CLASS OF 1923 AND 1927 1 If O Hz 76 Zlxif IXLAJAUJ SO LONG FROM THE if MCILANM f .4,,,, M, JUNIOR CLASS Phone Orders Taken Tel. PL 2-9606 JA ' Xing o azza - - - with that Real Italian Taste 558 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, MASS. Barry Kursman Barry Jagodnik Siggy Sugarman Larry Opert Fred Sift Norm Sirk Richy Thomashow Lew Hahn I 9 6 O fo r F A S T E R B E T T E R R E A DI N G enroll at the Worcester Reading Institute 4 King Street Worcester 10, Massachusetts Telephone PL 3-2135 Pfeizsfe Pdfl'0l1fZL' Our Adrerliferf COMPLIMENTS OF puclniclf unc! Weagker WORCESTER BRIDGE STREET MILLBROOK STREET COMPLIMENTS OF EDDY'S DRY GGQDS PL 2-0849 MORGAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURING WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Mzifec! MACHINERY 8. TOOL coRPoRATloN CSA ASl AASSAA WCICAEIIC' .7006 -A - TELEPHONE PI. 6-7171 WORCESTER 8, MASSACHUSETTS PfI.m PL1fl'fIlllI,t' Om' AJz'erl1IwJ -73- LEICESTER SAVINGS BANK Deposits go on Interest the FIRST Business Day of Every Month BANK BY MAIL Warren C. Lane President Walter A. McMulIin Treasurer IO84 MAIN STREET, LEICESTER I Telephone - Dial TWinoaks 5-58II Worcester Junior College Coeducational DAY AND EVENING DIVISIONS Programs leading to the Associate Degree in ENGINEERING LIBERAL ARTS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMS FOR WOMEN Member of New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools FOR BULLETIN AND CATALOGUE WRITE John Elberfeld, Dean WORCESTER JUNIOR COLLEGE Offfzjffffzfmfei nf OLSON MANUFACTURING CO. Screw Machine Products 766 Mein gfreef Telephone PL 5-6101 IOO Prescott Street Worcester Mass Worcester 8, Massachusetts Pfeme' llzlmzzfse Um .NIJ l'UI'flJ' Cwzzplizzzezllf uf Complifzlelzlf of .QOCLAOAYI Mjfdllffllif GARSHMAN TIRE CCD. 93 - 95 CHANDLER STREET WORCESTER FIRESTONE DISTRIBUTORS Cffzffjvflzzfwzfi nf WORCESTER TELEGRAM fl .760 Cuvning azeffc' SUNDAY TELEGRAM Radio Stations WTAG and WTAG - FM Ph WORCESTER AIRPORT WORCESTER For Reservations Call Tel. PL 2-6471 Congratulations to The Class of 1960 WORCESTER FEDERAL SAVINGS NQQRCESTER FEDERAL SAVINGS 2 -? f'X 22 Elm Street l243 Main Street Springfield PL 4-53Ol RE 9-7387 me Pizlrwzize Om' Adler!!-in .30- Where You Save Does Make A Difference WAC!-ILJSETT CCDRRUGATED COMPLIMENTS OF .Simi JI!! Quagfy 570045 DISTRIBUTED BY NEW ENGLAND GROCER SUPPLY CO. A-D TEXI-I00 SERVICE STATION I67 FRANKLIN STREET WORCESTER, MASS. Tel. PL 2-9796 Pfeafe Palrorzize Our Adveriife J -g1- coMPuMENrS OF .. ...J 9.4. 9. 51.4, Cum pf 1111 wzfy of SOLBRO BATTING CO. INC. Worcester, Moss. MORRISTOWN BATTING CO. INC. Morristown, Tenn. HICKORY BATTING CO. INC. CONlf1fflllc'llf,I of DANNY'S USED CARS BEST IN USED CARS T36 Washington Street Conover, North Carolina Tel- Pl 27616 ARTHUR CHAIR RENTING 00. 179 SHERWSBURY STREET WORCESTER, MASS. PL. 4-5400 If no answer coll PL 2-I674 1'fL.m' l'.1!w111-1 Om .Hz ff 1 'U' M VICS AUTO SALES HIGHEST QUALITY USED CARS Coll SW 8-3309 Vic Cufroni 56 CHANDLER STREET WORCESTER, MASS. PL 3,41 2X SEE OUR NEW CAPEZIO CORNER ON THE YOUNG TH RD FLOOR Cjf1111f7fIll1L'lIf5 rzf CAn111f1ff1f1u11fI nf LlNG'S TExAco senvlcla I GUARANTY BANK 81 TRUST CO. Phone PL 7-9820 318 MAIN STREET, MILLBURY JUNCTION RTS. 146 AND 20 Plame P.1!r01zi:e Om' Adverfife J -83- BECKER JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE A CAREER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS WORCESTER MASSACHUSETTS Associate In Science Degree Accounting Executive Secretarial Administrative Secretarial Medical Secretarial Business Administration Retail Merchandising COEDUCATIONAL - ATHLETICS - PLACEMENT SERVICE CATALOG O N R EQU EST Cmzzlilfffflwlly nf if Fi rn 0 70 rn IP 3 IS SERVED IN THE CAFETERIA 55 MILLBROOK STREET ' BAKER AND BAKER 340 MAIN STREET WORCESTER l l Plmye Pafrmzize Om' f1dI'6I'fjJc'fJ' -84- Cr1I1fj1f1mt'11f.I nf WASHBURN -GARFIELD CO. PIPE - VALVES - FITTINGS 169 - 171 Commercial Street Worcester 8, Mass. I CfI1I1f1lfIfft'ufI ,If HARRY DAVIS ,MC Ola? 01158 WHERE GOOD FOOD PREVAILS Cocktail - Lounge Luncheon - Dinner Private Banquet Facilities for 10-175 Persons FOR RESERVATIONS Dial PL 2-0471 on Gold Star Boulevard 4 Routes 12 and 110 OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS 11 A. M. - 12 MIDNIGHT FHVNER BUNPESS CAREH SCHGCK 78 Burncoat St. Worcester YOUR PRIVATE SCHOOL THAT SPECIALIZES IN TRAINING -pf I-IIoI-I SPEED STENOGRAPHERS -A' SECRETARIES if REPORTERS TEEN-AGE TYPING-DAY AND EVENING CLASSES EASY, QUICK STENOGRAPH FREE Trial Lessons Will Delight You! Stenograph classes now forming! WRITE, PHONE NOW! PL 3-4441 1885- NORTON ABRASIVES When Norton Company be- gan in 1885, the founders felt that their small plant in Green- dale, Mass. with its 12 employ- ees would be large enough to make all the grinding wheels the world would ever need. Any shrewd businessman would probably have made the same guess in the light of condi- tions in the world of 75 years ago. But times have changed, and Norton Company has changed with the times as it looks for- ward to another 75 years of Progress through Service to lndustry NORTON COMPANY WORCESTER 6, MASS. Please Pafronize Our Adveftiferf 1960 COMPLIM ENTS OF JAMESBURY CORP ORATION Anyone who has had a FIRST TASTE of these will always come back for more. G O R D O N I S HOUSE OF PIZZA COATS - suns - DRESSES SPORTSWEAR ACCESSORIES 409 Pleasant Street Worcester, Mass. HBOY SHIRT HEADQUARTERS Telephone Swift 8-362I 28 Mechanic Street Worcester Mass Where Parking is No Problem Cf f'U 'f i pf Best of luck to the Class of 60 GAYIORWS HoDEs SUPER MARKET AUTO Gnd WAX SERVICE WEBSTER SQUARE May Street NORTH GRAFTON, MASS. Cfllilfihllldllfl' of C,,,,,!,jj,,,i,,,,,,A of CARROLL FUNERAL HOME i WEINTRAUWS Kosher Caterers 74 Providence Street Worcester, Mass. Water Street Tel- PL 4-6757 Dial PL 6-7870 PL 3-9719 ORCHARD HILL DAIRY BAR ls '.-.l1L1sL- .Lll LlisL1'imin.1tin,u young folks rm-ct after .1l't.1irs .tml parties llic tim-st of rnn.ls.1nRl .IL-lmuus uc crc-am is always 1 I L ith thc tc y NL XL'k X ' LUUI' 'S . 20 Park Avenue Worcester, Mass. Plame Przlrmiize Om' fIJ1'w'1i,u'ry -36- FROM A FRIEND I , C1fU1f1fIll1L'l1f.i of I I mln. A Classic In l ll'W'IigiSigi Dinin Pleasure GENERAL Automotive :L,,.,.- 9 'Ilia gcntlv .itiiimplinfig tI1L- xxirrlilnilul liuiul .mil tliig rlufcm ul littli' ilvmils pcrlutly irlm'iwL-il, l11.1Iwillmrl,Il .Lt lillllldlll N ililiiiistuirs .in L1i1tu1gvtt.ilwlc t'XlK'l'IL'llLl.', PUTNAM and THURSTON'S RESTAURANT I76 G St t K Il S 'een 'ee G' e Y quam I9-27 Mechanic sheer PL 3-5427 C,,,,,x,j,,,,,,,,f, ,,j' C,'rnf1ll1f1111L11fi nf HARDING TIRE COMPANY S-I-op and SHOP I8O Harding Street Webster Square C'fw1lI1f1111w1f,i of Cfflffflfffznzzli nf P. K OM! IUQFLJK ' 7 1 Ice Cream Store H N S IOI Highland St. MARR - OIL HEAT CO., INC. Clfllliflffllltllft nf Fuel Oil - Range Oil Oil Burner Sales and Service MU SIGMA FRATERNITY 30 Charles Street Tel. PL 7-5681 Alpha Em Chapter Worcester, Mass. Coffzpfizflwm nf CUNIFHWWM U! JOHN F. BRITTON CHRIS FOTO Funeral Home Hairdresser JOEY'S LIMOUSINE SERVICE C 'f'li ft'ffP' I Cars Available For Any Occasion Blu-,S POTATO DOUGHNUTS Proms, Weddings and Private Parties 77 Upsala Street Worcester, Mass. 438 Pleasant Sfreef Office Phone PL 4-9575 Home Phone PL 4-OI75 Worcesler' MOSS' Plfrzfe Prlffdllflc' Om' AdzIer'liJer'5 .37. Cwnplmzwlty of PIZZA PALACE INC. Pizza at its Best Hot Oven Grinders Conzplimentf of JORDAN L. COTTON DAVCO MACHINE TOOLS 656 Park Ave. PL 7-9990 Worcester Complimezzty of BLAND MOTOR COMPANY 424 Park Ave. Worcester, Mass. Dodge and Dodge Dart Cnmpfiflzefztf of MAD EMOISELLE SALON Framingham, Mass. ClllllPl7f7lL'l1f,I' of DR. STEPHEN P. TALMAN CUIIIIYHIIIEIIU nf RADIO OIL COMPANY INC. 712 Pleasant Street Worcester, Mass. Tel. PL 7-3259 C,q0lll!7ffI11L'1If.l' nf HERBERT P. DANE Prescription Optician 34 Albany Street Worcester, Mass. THE ELAN SANDWICH SHOP 269 Main Street Try Our Kosher Style Corned Beef and Pastromi 390 Main Street Worcester 8, Mass. Sandwiches ROOM 834 SLATER BUILDING Opposite Elevator FOUNTAIN SERVICE Home SW 9-5029 Business PL 3-9121 Famous Sundaes and Ice Cream Sodas CflNlf7!INlf'llfl' of MR. AND MRS. STANLEY COTTON WORCESTER SQUADRON CIVIL AIR PATROL Cl1IIlf7Ij7IlL'lIf.I' of 6U Clft5 g'0iAQI'ff HONEY FARMS Stores Located at AUX - USAF 136 Cambridge St. 231 Chandler St. AVIATION EDUCATION 613 W. Boylston St. 367 Burncoat St. imsic MILITARY CADET TRAINING FOR 256 GVCIION 51- YOUTH 14 - 17 YEARS OF AGE him-rs Ijriglay Nights NAVY I1If5I7RVI:S TRAINING CENTER PIAUU Pill HONEY FARMS MILK STORES OF WORC. INC. SW I-1534 rwzize Om' fId1't'I'fj.Yl'l'5 -gg- MANNY'S - S. 8. K. FURS Worcester's Largest Exclusive Furriers Furs ready to Wear - Repairing - Remodeling 235 Main Street Worcester, Mass. PLeasant 5-3516 PLeasant 6-6676 Crwlfflmfwfli of I.. FARBER AND CO. WEDDINGS -Incorporated- EVERYTHING FOR THE BRIDAL PARTY PROM GOWNS FREE ALTERATIONS 288 Main Street Worcester 8, Mass. C0lll17ffl1lc'IIf.t' nf ALUMNI LOIS AND BURTON F. BERG Cnzzzltzfifzzefm of BEACON PHARMACY Worcester, Leicester Oxford, Spencer Cnullbljlzfczllr of BUTLER CHEVROLET INC. 731 Main Street Worcester, Mass. Cfllllflfllllfllfl uf MAURY'S DELICATESSEN 1089 Main Street at Webster Sq. Finest hot pastromi, Jewish Corn beef 25 Kinds of Grinders STRAND'S SKI SHOP 1 West Boylston Drive Phone Pleasant 2-3555 Most Complete Ski Shop in Worcester 6, Mass. Sale ot New and Used Skis and Boots Trade and Save with Strand the Former National SKI CHAMP THE BROMS ACADEMY OF HAIRDRESSING 615 Main Street Tel. PL 7-3047 'lhc I..1rgL-st, Most-Morlcrn l1.1i1xl1'cssin,q .unrlcrny in Central IXIr1ss.1cl1usctts, L.1n train you tor .ln Exciting Prut1t.rhle career. ir Continuous Ennillmcnt if Day and Ex cning or Part Time if Cu-Ed School 'A' GI Approx ul f Aclmmccl Hdirwtyling tIJILlLi.'I11CUL l'pun LI11lxlLl.lllUH Mrs. Broms will bc plcascrl to pcrson.1lly interview applicants. DALCO CONTRACTING, INC. General Repairs - Remodeling - Building Industrial and Residential Painting 370 Lovell Street Worcester 2, Mass. Telephone PL 4-8054 SW 9-6185 Crfzffjfflfzfwzfi of KAUFMAN TRUCK RENTAL 270 Park Ave. Worcester, Mass. Cfllll!7!!1llc'l!f.t mf LEDERMAN BROS. BAKERY 106 - 108 Water Street 217 Lincoln Street The Proof of Good Bakery Products is in the Eating Plerzre Przfrozzize Om' AdL'6?'ffJ'c?7'J Crwzplirzzelzlf 0f arm QIJPUJJO HOUSE OF CHARLES Roufe 9 Lejcesfer 64 Franklin Street Worcester, Mass. PLeasant 2-7450 C0lI1lf7lTlllc'l1f.I of Cruzfpfjzlzwzli nf GEORGE PONTIAC VAUXHALL INC. 290 West Boylston Street Worcester, Mass. HOLDEN PHARMACY Plheoscm 2-2813 Ben and Dave Porter Cnzfzpfmlefzfi nf TRAP'S BARBER SHOP HIGHLANDER DINER I2 Barbersl . Specializing In I I8 Highland Street Worcester, Mass. CREW CUTS and NY LEAGUE Phone PL3-96l1 I04 Green Street Worcester 8, Mass. C0l11f7ffl?l6'NfJ of Corzzpfiwezzlf of JOBBER'S OUTLET GEORGE'S FLOWER SHOP Ivy Style SLACKS - SHIRTS - JACKETS Gail Lubowitzvs Dad For The Money - Wise Student 139 - I45 Front Street PERRY CONTE Cfwljffjlffwllr nf OORCHESTRA SERVICE OINSTRUMENT INSTRUCTIONS BROWN'S 1 Sfop CLEANERS 0TUXEDO'S - RENTAL SERVICE 597 Park Avenue Worcester MOSS Il2 Front Street Worcester, Mass Call PL 5-7383 PL 7-5731 Drive a little further-Save a lot more, Get For Fashion Importance your floor coverings at the Cut Rate store Archie Dickman, prop. 21 ian CUT RATE FLOOR COVERING Main St. at Walnut Worcester, Mass 30 Chandler Street Worcester, Mass. Pleafe Pfzfrozzize Our Atj!'67'ffJ'L'?'J' -90- 25 Different Varieties AII Hvnd CUI V Cffwlffffzffwlfi nf HOLIDAY DONUT SHOP , CarlJ.GentiIe, Prop. L IITHE 308 Grafton Street Worcester, Mass. L Corner Cutler Street Bus. Tel. PL3-9351 L Cjmflllzlfzfzwzlii nf C,,,,,l,fj,,,,,,,, ,rf FRATERNITY Cm11j1!i111LL11l,L nf CUlll!IflIllc'Uf,t uf HENRY FUNERAL SERVICE CAPITE TEXACO SERVICE STATION 33 Ward Street Tel. PL 6-8346 601 Lincoln Street Worcester, Mass WALTER Cm11j2f1111L'11f5 nf Limousine for Hire CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO. 64 Wallace Ave. Auburn, Mass. 335 Maple Ave. Shrewsbury, MOSS DK TE 2'4'89 PL 3-8139 PL 7-0970 CARMINE J. FESTA Real Estate PERSONAL SERVICE TO BUY - SELL - BUILD Cf1111j2fi111L11!.r nf 39 Oxford Street Auburn, Mass. DR' JOSEPH 'I' LGBLANC Tel. Worc. SW 8-2663 Tel. Worc. PL 7-3886 NATIONAL GLASS WORKS Cffufjlfmftxfft wif -Two Convenient Locations- 1 19 Shrewsbury Street 372 Park Avenue S S Dio! PL 3-7296 Dacu PL 3-7209 ' ' Plmfe Pfurwzize Om' AdL'67'ff5L'fJ -91- Carleton H. LaPorte Studio C1155 pA0i0gI CLl0AQl C LA S S O F 'I 9 6 O HIGHLAND AT DEAN STREET PLEASANT 4 3630 Pleafe Pzfro I1 e O1 Ad el J 92 ' - n-r , A . .. qnnnlninf' QP: A,ux.g e 'V v ' I . K x .Ha I . I 4 .Q I S' I a 9 Q- ,Q- MCH' 1 N v v, 5. is 15' , 1 1 QQ s l 4 Q , .L 1 4 . 'w' 1 , 1 1 . 1 3 1 N Il I I J li I s l 6 n n ' 's ' 1 vi' I. x , .,'.5 ' ff ' wa 'D o . 4l ol I c v , Vvft . l ff '- .