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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

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Student Council ..,.., Aletheia Club ............. Green Room Club ..... Agassis Club .......... Girls Varsity Club ......... Chefs Club ............................ 15 gas Business Board ....... A gas Literary Board ........ 3 -5 6 6 7 7 S 3 9 io 10 ii ll 12 1-ar is 17 18 43 45 46 46 47 47 48 48 49 49 Boys Debating Club Girls Debating Club Radio Club ............... History Club ........ French Club ..... Spanish Club .....,., Pythgoreans ....... Band , ................... Girls Glee Club ....... Mixed Chorus ....... Chorallettes ...... Orchestra ..,........... Scores ik Games ....... DIVIDER SPORTS Football ............. Cross Country Boys Basketball r........ Girls Basketball ....... Indoor Track ........ Boys Hockey ........ Girls Tennis ........ Boys Tennis ..... Cheerleaders ..... Girls Hockey ......,. DIVIDIER SNAPS ............. ..... 6 6 - Senior Stars ...... Senior Play ......., DIVIDER Ads ....... 50 50 51 51 52 52 53 55 54 54 55 55 56 58 58 59 59 60 60 61 61 62 62 69 65 70 85 For his genial personality and his sense of humor .... For the hours he gives to the yearbook staff .... For his very real interest in the success of all his students .... For the Wisdom and understand- ing on which they have come to depend .... For his dedication to his pro- fession and his devotion to Classical High School .... We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-two, in an effort to show our deep appre- ciation, affection and respect, dedicate this book to .... ROBERT SVEN ERICKSON ALFRED P CRAVEDI Mrs. Ellen F. E99le5'0 .., J. xmnsounnuau DEPART Principal MATTHEW J. COUMING ROBERT S- ERICKSON JOSEPHINE E. HEALEY SOCIAL srumzs LANGUAGE, BERTHA H. MALLEN ANGELA D ERRICO MARGARET BARSAM FRANCIS P BRENNAN BERNARD F BROOKS Cferk Q R- ! S 5 K + E i X ' 5255 . X if f 11 Sw Y , H . .T SS . ' ' 4'- - , :I :I ' ' EW R . MRS- ANNA M- Dv KH-EY BERTHA M. FREELANDER RUTH G. WOODIS HELEN 5, QILBERI MARGARET S. MUNNS J ' lf ,,q:.1 1 4 P .E E . 'q'- E s : 1 Ag ..,., . ..--,A ! - ::,l. E -',,. ,Q Q X 3 EE, MIS. Grace E'C'Gfee'10 Marie F.Tar19f12Y ANNE vc. MULLIGAN JOHN P REARDON WILLIAM J, powggu CHAIRMEN RICHARD G. MARDEN SCIENCE-MATH. MARY BROWNLEE ANNA HOWE STEAD ANNA C. SHAUGHNESSY ENGLISH DANIEL W BUTLER Mrs. Mary E, H. MacLean Asst. Principal JOSEPH BREEN , I I Ee , ' -. 'ASQ ' ' 1 I V12 L will ..,. ,.,. .eg 17: 7 i EUGENE W COAKLEY JOHN J. DONAHUE Dil-NA V- CAR'-5TR0M FRANCES E. WILSON DAVID D KAPLAN MARY E. KENNEDY BRUCE F- WELLS FRANCIS D. MCHUGH , ,.,., I I . L- 15 ' -V 75 ff. -ES5'i :,- 5 H M ,E :.:, .:,.:,..,,.., f I ,:,,,., , V qvua, . L I--1,f:.-g.-5-A i W C0'f'e'iUf F- D'Y ' M'S-MW M- '--Gfddingf GRAENEM A- YOFFE essmc wean :Amen num FRANCIS J. rom' ' CLASSIU MYTII EIIITUR Rita Weiss Allen Johnson Miriam Grace Nancy Rainis Nancy Miller CLASSIC lllY'I'H llll'I' 'PAFF Art Editor: Nancy Miller Henrietta Aaronson David LaPier Joan Carpenter Elaine Anyon M TH EXECITI E Miriam Grace Co-Editor Allen johnson Co-Editor Grace Davini Shirley Sachs . Mary Savage Eugenia Allmon Eliszibeth Cotton Elaine Schultz Kathleen johnson Amy Bernstein Rebecca Nally Diane Miller Cynthia Kaunas Richard Marquis Shelley Meltzer Arnold Abrams Bradford Cronin Margaret Curran James Graham Arthur St. Judre Neale Hirshberg Jeffery Gilbert Nancy Rainis Lynne Rhodes Nancy Miller Sarunas Garsys Barry Aframe Jerome Brem Howard Mason Stuart Madnick Marion Karpen fhirley Marzo Marcia Leavitt Carolyn Nalbandian Cathlene FitzGerald MYTH BU I ESS B0 RD Business Manager: Rita Weiss Asst. Business Manager Nancy Rainis ,lane Bedrick Marian Karpen Shirley Marzo Carol Parkman Elaine Bielfeld Allen johnson Brenda Rosen Ellen Karaku CLASS SFFICER President Sarunas Garsys 'Qs .Q Vice-President Judith A. Nielsen Secretary Treasuter Christine A. Poshkus David G' Ldstrom CLASS M0'I I'0 Engiisim Purpose Gives Life Its Meaning. Latin: Consiiium dat sententiam vitae. 8 j IPI IL Ill fl I I' HI 4 ll all VIIIII III II II Hll IIIII IIIIIII IIIII II I III N IFIII I NY! X! xl ,xl 1 1 l 'l V, , i l 1 J y l ' 1 l 1 i 1 l l l l l l ' ' 1 i Y -, w Y N i 1 i 1 ix I l j . lx i Y i i N ji Y l i l in l ' l l W' ij- W ,. i w l l X 1 Rebecca Nally Marian Karpen Stuart Madnick Howard Mason ,.. , fx. .A ,, . A, President - Sarunas Garsys Historian - Donna Zarbarsky Orator - Barry Aframe Testator - Peter Cipro Marshall - Anne Niemetz Marshall - James Donohue fllllll' i'l V Mx f 13 1 , , F 1 ,ii , lin , 1 l, CLASS SULUISTS PICTURE COMMITTEE Marcia Leavitt, chairman Amy Bernstein Shirley Sachs Joseph Ferrantino Neale Hirshberg Larry Josephs CLASS MOTTO COMMITTEE Peter Cipro, co-chairman Shirley Marzo, co-chairman Marian Karpen Richard Marquis Nicholas Rizos CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Douglas Backman, chairman Lauren Coblenz Sally Lawler Michael Piuze Janet Guertin Isabell Newman DEDICATION COMMITTEE Donna Zabarsky, chairman Aldona Lapinskas Robert Lirange Donald Rana Mary Savage Marilyn Polito Carolyn Nalbandian Nancy Miller Sally MacGillivray Carolann Austin E lllll C0llllVIl'I'TEll SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE Roland Erikson, co-chairman Janice Gould, co-chairman Suzanne Lainer John Lenart Cathlene FitzGerald Nancy Miller PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTTEE Grazina Cesna, co-chairman Henry Milcoloski, co-chairman Diane Miller Janice Anderson David LaPier Lincoln Rhodes CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Elaine Anderson, chairman Eugenia Allmon James Donohue Andrew Kudarauskas Marlene White Nicholas Leacu Norman Bean 11 CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Paul Mitchell, co-chairman Sherwood Small, co-chairman Rita Weiss Paul Pappas Janice Ritz Joy Ashjian SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Michael Sherman, chairman Anne Niemitz Judy Steiman Barry Aframe Barbara Burns Joan Szynkiewicz Richard Tash Elaine Schultz Elizabeth Cotton Joan Carpenter Bernard Rotman Alexander Porter SENIOR PICNIC COMMITTEE Barbara Webster, chairman Sally MacGillivray Knute Haglund JoAnne Bergeron Richard Halloran Ellen Karaku Steven Porter PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS SARUNAS GARSYS As president of the graduating class, it is my honor and privilege to give a most warm and cordial Welcome to you, parent's, teachers, and friends. Three short years ago all of us, with much bewilderment and mixed emotions, met, many of us for the first time. But three years of study, of fun, and of companionship have Welded us together. We are now a part of Classical, and, through the coming years, its spirit will live in us. We should not have attained our goals, had it not been for the wise counsel, the patience, and the encourage- ment of our parents and of the faculty. To them we shall be forever grateful. After leaving our alma mater, We shall be called upon to do tasks that have been done before, but we shall be expected to do them better. More will be asked of us. We shall be calledupon to do the things that still need to be done and to do them Well. The world expects great deeds and noble deeds. Some of us may produce them. There is another kind of nobleness, however, that most of us must contribute, that is the best in us as students in college, as Workers, as parents, as citizens. We shall not disappoint those who have made today possible for us, we shall bring credit upon Classical. Once again, we bid you welcome to the last meeting of the Class of 1962. CLASS HISTORY DONNA H. ZABARSKY We, the Class of 1962, first entered this noble building in September 1959- The eventful day began with the corraling of all the timid refugees from junior high in Classi- cal's spacious auditorium. We were then as- signed to homerooms and began immediately the long climb to educational stature. Soon the bell rang and we had to leave the safe confines of our homerooms and stumble through the corridors lined with superior up- per classmen. By the end of the first week, however, we were fully initiated. We had learned the art of balancing stacks of books and inventing alibis. We had tested or rather experienced the fine cuisine of our cafeteria. We Sopho- mores soon realized that, although possessing many modern conveniences such as electri- city and running water when it rained, Class- ical did not have an elevator. As Sophomores we did not exactly set the world on fire, but in our own eyes we were a rather superior lot. Judith Heald, Rita Weiss, Geraldine Swartz, Miriam Grace, Marian Karpen, and Janice Gould made the Argus Business Board. Ruth Moses arrived from Israel. By the first marking period, there was no doubt of the scholastic ability of our class, at least in our teachers' minds. In sports the Classical Tigers finished our first year in fine tyle. The tennis and golf teams won Interhigh Championships, as did the baseball team. The Seniors said their good-byes and we moved up a rung, and came down to the second floor. The coming of summer proved a very wel- come relief to our weary minds. In September 1960, we returned as juniors, minus Marian Karpen, who had moved to California. We found awaiting us much study, whirling social activities, a clever Variety Show, and the Senior Hop for a few lucky juniors and even some Sophomores. David Edstrom was elected class president, Anne Niemitz, vice-president, joan Szynkie- wicz, secretary, and Mike Sherman was made custodian of the money bags. We were all proud of the literary talents of Eugenia Allmon, Mary Savage, Miriam Grace, Shelley Meltzer, Lauren Coblenz, and the lone male representative, Barry Aframe, who won certificates in the National Poetry and Essay Contest. Suzy Lainer won the Miss Capezio contest, sponsored by a local depart- ment store, and enjoyed a weekend in New York as part of her prize. Sharkey Garsys made the All-City Basketball team, much to the pleasure of a certain blond. The Cheer- leaders, or as Mr. Weed fondly calls them, the Ya-Ya Girls, increased their volume with six lively juniors: Christine Poshkus, Judy Steiman, Barbara Yummy Burns, Anne Niemitz, Sally MacGillivray, and janet Guer- tin. On January 21, the school was saddened by the sudden death of Mr. McKinley, our much beloved Latin teacher. C LASS H I STO RY lCominuedl In May came the College Boards, usually referred to as the beginning of the end. Our shattered minds were quickly enlivened by the Junior Prom, called Mystical Gardens, at the Italian-American Club. Carolann Austin was chosen Queen of the Prom. June saw the retirement of Miss Phillips, Miss Walsh, and Mr. Johnstone. June also brought the fun of summer, visits to colleges, and the gathering of college applications. After a summer which seemed altogether too short, we returned to school and Marian came all the way from California to be in at the finish. Now we were truly Sophisticated Seniors. The long-awaited day had finally arrived. The glory of seniorhood rested grace- fully upon our shoulders. Where were the awkward, ill-at-ease youngsters of two years before? Now Mike Sherman had all the suavity of the politician. Liz Cotton's hairdo rose a foot, with Anne Stearns coiffure com- ing in for second place. Judy Heald took a greater interest in sports. Katey FitzGerald brought a bit of Vogue to Classical. This year has been the most memorable of our years at Classical. It will be the remem- ber when year. By the way, did the zoo- keeper know that Steve Porter was out at the Classical versus South game in Novem- ber? Senior Class Officers were elected early. Sharkey Master-of-all Sports Garsys was chosen president, Judy Let's take a dip Nielsen, vice-president, David Elected againi' Edstrom, treasurer, and Christine the Ya-Ya Girl herself Poshkus, as secretary. Neither wind, nor rain, nor snow could keep old Classical's Tiger from doing the twist. The off again, on again Senior Hop finally took place at the Yellow Barn, in Feb- ruary. For a week after, oh, did those bones ache! College Board time rolled around again, this time we were playing for keeps. We began to besiege colleges with applications - ten dollars - twenty dollars - thirty or more - to be in good hands - we hope. During the football season, the one-eyed bedraggled looking Tiger became surprising- ly healthy. We do not know whether Mr. Ryder gave him vitamins or he was just tired of looking like an alley cat. He certainly did grow powerfully strong and the boys he played with, Donald Rana, James Donahue, Sharky Garsys, Tony Arnieri, nd Dick Stid- sen, made the All-City Football Squard. Scholastically, three years of hard work bore fruit when Marian Karpen, Rebecca Nally, Stuart Madnick, and Howard Mason were honored by being named graduation speakers. The Variety Show, Irving Street Revue, was held March 23, at Burncoat Street Junior High School. The Carmalettes got a little soggy with the milk Magician Rosen forgot to make disappear. Was that chewing gum you used, Sharky, to put that accordion to- gether? The Girls' Field Hockey team real- ized that if you do not succeed at first, try try again. Once upon a time there was a poor conductor, was not that the way the story went, Woody? Paul Pappas put the other players to shame, he was a natural in a grass skirt. On May 11, the Thespians of Classical stepped forward to present The Night of January 16th. Barry Aframe, Donna Zabar- sky, Mel Applebaum, Carol Parkman, Joel Remmer, and Phil Haddad were, of course, the stars of the show. What Hollywood has missed! We close the history of the Class of 1962 with hearts filled with conflicting emotions. Tonight will come the Prom and on Wednes- day will come Graduation. We regret leaving Mr. Couming and our beloved teachers, we shall miss the fun and light-heartedness of high school life, yet the future beckons to us with a touch of adventure and an alluring promise: we shall be freshmen in the fall. CLASS WILL -1962 PETER CIPRO When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for a group to dissolve the bonds which have, for three years, united them to one another, it is only just and fitting that they assess their wealth and make proper disposition of it. We find that there is much that we can take with us: a solid preparation for further education, hab- its of study, a loyalty to our classmates and to Classical. To Mr. Couming, Mr. Breen, the teach- ers of Classical High, we accordingly offer a lifetime gratitude. Of our lesser possessions we do give and bequeath: To Mr. Butler, we leave a year's sub- scription to Sad Sack. To Mrs. Stead, we leave new window shades and an air conditioner. To Mr. Marden, we leave a ripple tank. To Mr. Weed, we leave our promise to watch Boom Town everytime he and his frogs are on. To Coaches Brennan and Ryder, we leave our thanks for leading the basketball and football teams on to victory and for bringing back to Classical the athletic. honors which were once hers. As a token of our appreciation we leave each a bronze statue of Sharky Garsys To the Student Council we bequeathe a penny to start the collection for a new T.V. To the juniors, we leave this answer to President Kennedy's physical fitness program, a twist on each date keeps the body in shape. To the juniors, we leave the Friday fish smell. Some individuals have particular trea- sures to dispose of: To Mr. Foley, Bob Lirange leaves his calculus book for which he fought so hard. To Mr. Erickson, Stu Madnick leaves a few moments of peace and quiet. To Mr. Powers, Salli Roy leaves snap- shots of her original hairdos. Diane Miller leaves sobbing, I'm in- nocent, Miss Kennedy. Judy Steiman and Judy Heald leave the coaching of the basketball team to Mr. Bren- nan. Martha Romanoff leaves Mrs. Free- lander a box of saltines, and Paul Mitchell leaves Martha Romanoff a box of noodles. CLASS WILL ccommuedu Wayne Arny and Andy Kudarauskus leave their own class gift, a new window pane for Miss Gilbert. Woody Small leaves talking. Rita Weis leaves several copies of her book, How to Chew Gum and Get Away with It, with an introduction by Mr. Kaplan. Buttons leaves Bows. Zivile Pauliukonis leaves for the Indian- apolis 500. Mike Piuze leaves behind three years of hard work. Jane Bedrick and Janice Ritz leave their pony tails to Faith Rubin. jim Donohue leaves his lips to the Revlon company. Nick Rizos leaves three inches taller than when he came. To Denny Holbrook, the Cheerleaders leave their stripes. Christine Poshkus leaves her T shirt to some deserving cheerleader. Mike Sherman leaves his chewed up shirt collars. Jim Doyle leaves his cough to Christina Callahan. john Lenart and Nick Leacu leave the honor which they shared jointly, Fish of the Year. Genie Allmon and Elaine Anderson leave their dreams behind in Room 7. jeffrey Gilbert leaves for the jungle, he seems to enjoy working with savages. XVe leave Jim Rinos and Paul D'ambra sleeping. Here unto I set my hand and my seal on this eighteenth day of june, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two and of the graduating classes of Classical High School, the one hundred and seventeenth. Peter S. Cipro, Jr. Testator Witnesses: Boris Badinoff and Natasha Fatale CLASS ORATION BARRY AFRAME Ave Atque Vale Classical High, like old London Bridge, is falling down, falling down, falling down. Plaster falls from the walls, rain drips through the ceiling, the windows rattle like gattling guns with each gust of wind, the top floor has been condemned - on nu- merous occasions, and the basement cafe- teria closely resembles a five o'clock subway: dim, musty, and crowded. In a few short- or more probably a few long - years Wor- cester will erect a new high school with a gymnasium for its championship basketball teams, soundproof language laboratories where afternoon French Classes will not have to compete with brass band rehearsals, and an auditorium that will hold both halves of the student body at one time. Yet, even with all of these modern conveniences against all our archaic impediments, I hold no envy for the future graduates of the Newton Hill High School. In fact, I am rather inclined to feel sorry for them. They will never climb Classical's creaking stairs or poke fun at her very venerable architecture. They will not experience the satisfaction of having run the gauntlet of education that is Classical and survived - the gauntlet that stretches from the Latin that is Bobo, to the odor that is chemistry, to the precision that is physics, to the xy that is math, to the past that is history, to the inspiration that is English. Classical is not a neighborhood school, its district crosses the city from Tatnuck Square to Grafton Street, and it draws its students from every street, lane, and drive in between. Newton Hill High School may have a new gym- nasium, but will it have that cosmopolitan atmosphere where a Kelly's best friend may be a Cohen and knowledge not background makes for the wealthy student? The wind does blow through the walls of this old building, but the wind, should it blow on into eternity, will never dispel the memories which they contain, it will never obliterate the sights which they have seen, it will never dislodge the heritage which Classical alumni hold dear: the heritage that boasts of dedicated teachers and eager stu- dents, a heritage that reaches back into an- other century and that like champagne, has improved with age, a heritage that lays claim to Rhodes Scholars at Oxford and summa cum laude graduates of Harvard and Yale, and an endless army of individuals, poets, playwrights, lawyers, aviators, nurses, teach- ers, engineers, and this year a mayor, individ- uals who have launched their lives with a Classical oar and have rowed a little more smoothly because of it. I suppose that it is the class orator's duty to make some somber predictions for his class and the world of which they are about to become part. I do not feel, howeer, that C LASS O RATIO N lCOr1finue-dl it is necessary for anyone to tell you of the speed at which our world, or perhaps I shuld say our universe, is travelling, or of the myriad of new frontiers and challenges that have emerged within our lifetime. In fact, when I wrote this speech, I was de- terred from mentioning our latest astronau- tical accomplishment for fear that the feat would be surpassed before I delivered my speech. I shall not attempt, therefore, to fore- tell the future of the world, but I do believe, after having studied, eaten, played, and with this class for the past three years, that there is nothing that it cannot do and that the future, be what it may, will present no hurdle too high for its members to clear. I feel greatly indebted to this ancient edifice and its fine staff, and I am extremely proud and grateful to have been a member of this class. Barry Z. Aframe H0 llll FIRST HONORS Barry Aframe Peter Cipro Cathlene Fitzgerald Miriam Grace Kathleen johnson Marian Karpen Marcia Leavitt Patricia Luperchio Stuart Madnick Shirley Marzo Howard Mason Rebecca Nallly Nicholas Rizos Shirley Sachs SECOND HONORS Jerome Brem Grace Davini james Faler Nicoleta Gherondache Andrew Kudarauskas Carol Nalbandian Christine Poshkus Martha Romanoff Elaine Schultz Donna Zabarsky CHULA 'IIC ART AWARD BLUE RIBBON Karen Dogil Nancy Miller GOLD KEY Karen Dogil Lucy Jarzobsky Kathleen johnson Nancy Miller I8 CERTIFICATION OF MERIT Frances Abdow David DeCiccio Brian Pashojian Frances Raymond Donna Zabarsky I my 1 H 'f nm 1IIlIIIug I xml... 1 I I r , I 'In' I ll' fll 'ul HENRIETTA AARONSON Verv attractive .... well dressed .... slim .... dark black hair .... friendly artistic Yearbook Art Staff 4 Plans to attend B.U. SUSAN M. ABISAMRA Soft-spoken .... affable .... a fine stu- dent .... a true friend .... Biology Club 4 .... History Club 4 .... Pytha- goreans 4. .... Sue will go on to Boston University where she will major in education. ARNOLD B. ABRAMS Dignified, .... reserved temperament, indomitable and inperturbable, a distinct sense of humor, .... Year- book Editorial Staff 4, .... after school employment, .... soft-spoken, .... com- panionable .... Arnie plans to attend the University of Massachusetts. BARRY Z. AFRAME Superior ability, respect and popu- larity, and humility do little justice to Barry .... whatever needs to be done, he willingly does to perfection .... depth and diversification of activi- ties .... keen interest in humanity and sense of truth .... all spell certain suc- cess for him in the future .... Argus 3, Editor 4 .... History Club 2, 4 Steering committee 2, 4 .... Debating Club 4 .... Green Room Club 4 .... Class Orator 4 .... Student Govern- ment Day Representitive 4, Commis- sion of Public Wor'ks .... -I.V. Base- ball 3 .... Senior Prom Committee 4 Yearbook Editorial Board 4 School Reporter for Sunday Telegram Barry hopes to enter Brown Uni- versity next fall. EUGENIA R. ALLMON Sparkling blue eyes .... conscientious popular an excellent speaker and a good student .... Altheia 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, .... Girls' Debating Club 3, 4, .... Orches- tra 2, 3, .... Girls' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, .... Choralettes 4 Central District Orchestra 2, 3, .... Variety Show 4, .... Yearbook Com- mittee 4, .... Class Day Committee 4, Genie will attend George Pep- perdine College next fall. JAN ICE E. ANDERSON Carefree .... lively .... a pearly white smile that never wore off .... a fine athlete .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 .... Basketball 2, 3, 4 .... Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... janice will continue her education at Worcester State College. ELAINE M. ANDRESON Vivacious .... vibrant .... real fun to be with .... an undaunted poet with a strange affinity for red sport jackets .... Aletheia 2, 3, 4 Auditor .... Girls Debating 3, 4 .... Choralettes 2, 3, 4 Librarian .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Library Staff 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Central District Chorus 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 Co- Chairman of the Singing Chorus .... Class Day Committee Chairman 4 History Club 4 Elaine will garner Worcester State College in the a ELAINE L. ANYON Quiet .... cordial .... industrious .... cheerful .... Elaine will embark on a nursing career at City Hospital after graduation. RAY A. ARCHAMBAULT Strong .... quiet .... a nice kid held the hand wrestling champion- ship of room seven .... Pythagor- cans 3, 4 .... Ray will enter the Navy upon graduation. THOMAS M. ARMSTRONG Amiable grin, .... gregarious, .... deli- berate in speech and motion, brawny build carried with masculine grace, .... mechanical aptitude demon- strated by his constructing a hot rod Army intends to serve in Mili- tary Intelligence. WAYNE H, ARMY Love of fun and life .... excellent intellectual and athletic ability .... in spite of his joking, school interest and progress is primary and of first calibre .... Skip will easily adjust and succeed in the future .... Baseball 2, 3, 4 .... j.V. Basketball 2, 3 ,,.. Basketball 4 .... Indoor Track 4 .... Outdoor Track 4 .... Wayne hopes to attend either Worcester Tech or the University of Massachusetts in the fall ANTHONY 1. ARNIERI Athlete with a fine mind .... great physical strength and congenial dis- position .... fierce competitiveness and drive .... his Captaincy demonstrated his popularity and ability .... the tasks before him, both physical and mental, he will conquer. Football 3, 4 .... Hockey 2, 3, 4 .... Indoor Track 3, Co-Captain 4 .... Outdoor Track Captain 3. DAVID M. ARONOVITZ Possesses depth of musical and scien- tific ability .... wealth of scientific interest and knowledge, particularly in electronics and radio .... freely expresses opinion with concern for the welfare of others .... with free thought and natural ability Dave will inevitably succeed as a scientist and a man ..,. Radio Club 2, 3, 4 .... Band 2, 3, 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Central District Concerts as lst Flute 3, 4. JOY A. ASHJIAN Tall, brown-eyed, dark-haired friendly and sincere to everyone .... a real JOY ..,, well-liked by all as proved by her election to the Vice- Presidency of Aletheia 4, .... Girls' Debating 4, .... Glee Club 3, 4, Aletheia 3, 4, ..., Variety Show 4, Class Gift Committee 4, joy plans to attend Vforcester State Col- lege to prepare for a career in ele- mentary education. CAROLANN AUSTIN A pleasing smile .... a friendly word a quiet way that does not hide the light of day .... her warming voice exemplifies her inner personality .... she will reap the harvest in her future education and life. Choralettes Presi- dent 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Field Hockey 2. Carolann has been accepted at Catawba. MARILYN P. AZERNOV Mal has a warm and friendly per- sonality .... a good sense of humor .... always willing to lend a helping hand hard worker because of an after school job she has been unable to participate in extra curricular acti- vities. DOUGLAS J. BACKMAN Clear ability and expression of thought .... an intellect hidden at times by an uproarious sense of hum- or .... popular social mixer .... all combine to make Doug a fine Classical student .... Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 .... Student Council 3, 4 .... Boys' Debating Club Vice-President 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3 .... Cap and Gown Committee. Doug has been accepted by Cornell University. NORMAN S. BEAN Tall, athletic physique .... Always has a friendly word for everyone .... showed athletic prowess in Baseball 2, 4 .... Indoor Track 3, 4 .... Outdoor Track 4 .... Football 2, 4 .... Also Biology Club 3 .... History Club 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Norm hopes to attend Hofstra, Buffalo, or Clark. JANE L. BEDRICK Cute .... petite .... with a beautiful chestnut-brown pony-tail .... a deft in- terpreter of the dance .... a hit at our Variety Shows and highly reputed for her terpsichorean talent. Girls' J. V. Basketball 4 .... Green Room Club 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board 4 .... Girls' Chorus 2, 3 .... Variety Show 2, 3, 4 .... Math Club 4 jane plans to attend Emerson College. JO-ANN E. BERGERON Blond hair, sparkling blue eyes .... a warm personality and a terrific sense of humor .... a sincere friend to every- one .... jo's sunny disposition and affable manner have made her one of Classical's favorites .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Student Council 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Class Ring 3 .... junior Prom Committee 3 Variety Show 4 .... Senior Picnic 4 .... Jo is planning a career in medical tech- nology. AMY B. BERNSTEIN A girl with a sweet disposition .... radiates a quiet, friendly charm wherever she goes .... nice to know smart, sincere, industrious Girls' Glee Club 3 .... Mixed Chorus 3 .... Choralettes 3, 4 .... Girls Debat- ing Club 2, 3 .... Treasurer 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .,.. Picture Committee 4 ..,, Variety Show 4 .... Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 .... Amy plans to continue her studies at a liberal arts college, ROBERT G. BERNSTEIN Robbie our Sandy-haired musician .... always ready for an ardent discussion Though music is his main hobby, his versatility is shown by his extra- curricular activities. Indoor track 3 4 Cross Country 4 Boys' Debat- ing Club 4 .... Mixed Chorus 2 .... Band 2, 3 .... Orchestra 2, 3, 4, President Central District Orchestra 3 Central District Band 4 Robbie plans to study humanities or social science at Columbia. ELAINE S. BIELFELD Sophisticated ..,. attractive .... always a bright, refreshing smile .... pleasing personality .... cheerful nature .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4, .... Choralettes 4 Biology 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classical Myths Business Board 4 .... Elaine will at- tend Fisher junior College. FRANCES M. BLAUSTEIN Warm and friendly in a nice quiet way a cute smile .... while a good student in all her subjects, Frannie favors the sciences .... one of the few to weather Advanced Biology when it was offered .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Wforcester Science Seminar .... Fran- nie will attend Clark University. PAUL M. BLOOM Pleasing smile .... pleasant manner .... quiet .... has fine sense of humor .... enjoys playing basketball good- natured fellow with sense of fair play Expects to attend University of Massachusetts. MARTIN T. BLUMENTHAL Good-natured .... friendly .... quiet always ready to enjoy a good joke .... doesn't try to give a false impression .... Hopes to attend Wor- cester State College. ROBERT P. BOLAND Likeable fellow .... possesses many good character traits .... quiet .... friendly .... patient .... polite .... sin- cere .... athletic .... Football 3, .... Math Club 3, .... Hopes to attend University of Massachusetts. JOAN S. BOORKY Her pleasant smile and friendly ways have gained her many friends .... quite versatile Glee Club 1, 2, 3 .... Tennis Club 1, .... Swimming 1, .... Girl's Debating Club 3 .... Attends American International College. PATRICIA A. BRALEY Good sport .... is quiet and studious but she has found time to take an active part in a great many of the school activities .... has a knack for making friends wherever she goes .... Biology Club 1, 2, 3 .... History Club 3, .... Aletheia 3 .... We wish her the best of luck at Becker Junior College- ELIZABETH M. BREEN One of our small, shy classmates .... although she is quiet, she has many friends .... you can see her going quietly through the corridors with an armful of books .... she is liked by all for her quiet ways .... History Club 2, 3 .... She hopes to attend Worcester State College. JEROME B. BREM Friendly ..., sincere .... everybody's pal .... a mischievous glint in his hazel eyes .... sharp wit ,... infectious laugh .... a good student .... in fair weather can usually be found on the tennis or basketball court .... jerry's combination of intellect, persever- ance. and personality will carry him far in life .... J. V, Football 2 .... Indoor Track 2, 5, .... Outdoor Track 5 .... Chess Club 5, Vice-President 4 Boys' Debating Club 5, President 4 .... Mixed Chorus 5 ,,.. Tennis 5, 4 History Club 4 Yearbook Edi- torial Staff 4 .... jerry will continue his studies at either Franklin and Marshall College or Tufts University. STEVEN J. BROWN A lively character whose friendly per- sonality and good disposition have succeeded in making everyone his friend .... appears quiet, but is full of fun, determination, and school spirit a financial genius in the cafeteria History Club 5, 4 Plans to attend Clark University. JUDITH T. BRUNELL Quiet .... mature .... industrious work- er .... eager and conscientious .... ener- getic .... has great potentialities .... Green Room Club 5, 4 .... History 4 Preparing for Lasell Junior Col- lege in the fall. AKVALIONA BURDULIS A delightful combination of charm. cheer. and sweetness .... friendly and likeable .... a smile for everyone .... a talent with languages .... History Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 5 ..,. Vfill be at University of Massachu- setts next year. JOHN J. BURDULIS Classical's Tom Sawyer .... a host of witty remarks .... a lively sense of humor .... easy-going .... a wizard at photography ..., Mixed Chorus 5 .... john plans to attend XX orcester In- dustrial Technical Institute. ' BARBARA A. BURNS Cheerful and gay .... a popular girl witty remarks .... a lively sense of tile .... always a smile and good word for everyone .... very musical .... Mixed Chorus 2, 5 .... Choralettes 5, 4 .... Headed for University of iviassachusetts. JAMES A. BUTKE Good natured .... a jolly and genial personality .... fun-loving and full of bounce .... light-hearted .... He is off for Worcester Industrial Technical Institute in the fall. SHARON J. CAPLAN Even-tempered and persevering ..,. full of vim, vigor, and vitality charming and cheerful .... pleasant smile ..,. a warmhearted nature and a lovable disposition which have won her countless friends .... Undecided between Worcester State and Worces- ter junior College. JOAN B. CARPENTER Tiny, agile, energetic ..,. a leader, amiable, fine sense of humor, loves sports .... Field Hockey fCap- tainj 2, 5, 4 .... Basketball fCaptainJ 2, 5, 4 .... Tennis 5, 4 .... Varsity Club fPres,j 2, 5, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Her choice is Bridgewater State College. GRAZINA CESNA Effervescent combination of fun and vitality .... infectious personality .... possessor of a host of friends .... al- ways cheers you up .... Girls' Basket- ball 5. 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3 .... Field Hockey 5. 4 .... Variety Show 4 Student Council 4 Varsity Club 2, 5 .... Future plans include atten- dance at Worcester State College. RUTH CH ASEN Wfonderful personality .... pixie smile and manner .... never seen when she isn't bubbling with happiness .,.. very well liked .... Vifill continue her education at VVOYCCSICL' State College. RONALD G. CH ESTIES Quick-witted .,.. talkative .... good- natured ..,. always ready with .1 helping hand ..., purposeful .... J.V. Basketball 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 3 XXforcester junior College, PETER S. CIPRO, JR. Good natured .... lively .... likable radiates humor extremely de- pendable .... Math Club 4 Vice-Pres. History 4 Treasurer Argus Bus- iness Board 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Plans to attend M.I.T. in the fall. HARRIET E. COBLENTZ Sweet-natured, soft-spoken. and soph- isticated .... impeccable taste .... beauty and poise enhance an affable personality .,,, Green Room 3. 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3 .... History Club 4 ,... Biology Club 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club .... Harriet will study at Endicott jr. College in the fall. LAUREN M. COBLENZ Quiet and very sweet .... always happy .... wistful and poetic as shown by her poem published in the National Poetry Anthology .... sparkl- ing eyes show a warm personality .... a loyal and considerate friend. Girls' Debating 2, 3 Secretary 4 .... Aleth- eia 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Varsity Tennis 3, 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4 Will be a great asset to the Univer- sity of Massachusetts, ELISABETH J. COTTON Pert, pretty, pixy-ish, with a per- sonality plus .... brunette with brown eyes .... a real fashion whiz .... .i vivacious girl with a smile which has won her many friends ..., Student Council 2, ..,. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Aletheia 3, 4, .... Choralettes 4, Girls' Debating 4, .... Green Room Club 3, 4, .... Secretary 4, .... Christ- mas Play 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths Editorial Staff .... Prom Committee 4 .... She plans to attend the University of Rochester to study clinical psychology. BRADFORD CRONIN Ex-Marine who realized the value of education and made the effort to achieve it .... excellent dresser .... powerful ambition .... maturity .... wealth of life and world experience his drive insures future successes Senior Yearbook Committee 4 He has enrolled at Wforcester junior College. MARGARET M. CURRAN A petite, brown-haired, brown- eyed lass ..,. cute, friendly .... smart, smiling, and sincere .... Glee Club 3 Aletheia 3 Classic Myths Edi- torial Staff .... She plans to attend XX7Ol'CCSfCl' State College to prepare for a career in elementary education. PAUL A. D'AMBRA A really outstanding athlete with a sense of humor .... naturally curly hair .... quiet. yet friendly to all ..., Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, .... J. Varsity Basketball 2, 3. .... J. Varsity Baseball 2 .... After graduation this sports enthusiast plans to enter the business world and perhaps, later, college. GRACE M. DAVINI Tall, blonde, bright-eyed, brainy fond of ballet and Spanish danc- ing .... a real chemistry fan .... a talented girl who loves to draw horses friendly and always 1'eady with a smile .... National Merit Letter of Commendation .... History Club 4, Variety Show 4. .... Classic Myths Editorial Staff .... This budding scien- tist plans to attend Clark University where she'll major in chemistry, of course. STEPHEN B. DAY Friendly ..., purposefull .... quiet and even-tempered ..,. Steve is always ready with a irienuly smile .,.. plans a career in Meteorology .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4. DAVID A. DeCICCIO Tall, dark, well-dressed a terrific sense of humor .... a real car enthusiast .... Variety Show 2, 3, .... Prom Committee 3, .... He plans to attend either Long Island University or Boston University to prepare for a career in architectural engineering. REMVYDAS DEDINAS Quiet .... a barrel of fun if you know him .... sly smile covers his mischie- vous personality .... always polite very sincere .... Prevented by work to join school activities, His next stop is Worcester Industrial Technological Institute. WAYNE N. DIAMOND NX' ry sense of humor .... ready wit .... an expert at making friends .... a talented singer .... the highlight of our Variety Shows .... Will always be remembered by a certain epithet he picked up at school .... History Club 2 .... Biology Club 2 Boys' De- bating Club 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Va1'iety Show 3, 4 .... Wayne hopes to attend Boston University. JOHN D1N1No Easy-going and even-tempered . .. modest and quiet .... can be depended on by his friends ,... very sincere .... Will attend the Nworcester Technical Institute. D. JAMES DONOHUE One of Classical's and Worcestefs great athletes .... one of the top men in the class scholastically .... liked by everyone who knows him .... quick smile .... dry wit .... Baseball 2, 3, Captain 4 .... Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 .... All-City Quarter- back ,... Class Day Committee 4 .... ljrown University will be lucky to have jimmy as a student. JAMES F. DOYLE Happy-go-lucky with great wit .... affable .... many friends .... easy- going .... Hockey 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 He will attend the University of Massachusetts School of Pharmacy. WILLIAM E. DUFRESNE Vibrant personality .... friend of all sincere extremely loquacious School Band 2, 3 Chess Club 4 .... J. V. Football 2 .... Has designs on attending Boston University in the fall. ALAN DUGGAN Happy-go-lucky ,,.. very outgoing .... jokester .... A livens up any party .... J. V. Football 2 .... Intends to go to NXforcester Junior College. DAVID G. EDSTROM Tall, blond, handsome, gregarious, friendly, with an outstanding per- sonality .... well-liked .... History Club fPres.J 4 Baseball 3 Student Council 3 .... Pres. junior Class .... Treas. Senior Class .... Will attend: Air Force Academy ROLAND L. ERICKSON Talented in radio announcing .... enjoys photography .... serious, shy, reserved but determined .... Radio Club fPres.j 3, 4 .... Science Fair, 1961 .... Senior Hop 4 .... XVi1l attend: NX'orcester State College. DAVID J. FAHLSTROM The boy with the dimples and the curly blond hair .... a talent for mischief .... good-natured .... an ex- cellent sport .... well-liked by all David plans to attend Nichols Junior College or to join the Air Force. -IAMES H. FALER Straight-forward, usually happy and carefree, has a wealth of friends witty, a fine student, bound to suc- ceed .... Baseball 2 .... junior Varsity 2, 3 .... Varsity 4 .... His college is the University of Mass. MARGERY H. FELDMAN Lively and loquacious .... a friendly smile .... a twinkle in her eyes .... happy-go-lucky .... Margie's gregari- ous ways have won her many friends Aletheia Society 2, 3, 4 Girls' Debating Club 2. 3, 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 4 Student Council 4 Variety Show 4 .... She plans to study Ele- mentary School teaching at Lesley College next year. JOSEPH FERRANTINO Known for his exceptional abilitv in math and science as well as his boisterous laugh .... Lab. Asst. 4 .... Math Club 3, 4 .... I-Ie has been accepted at Wforcester Tech. JANET N. FINE Amiable and attractive .... an able cheerleader .... possessor of an envi- able wardrobe .... warm sense of humor and an infectuous laugh .... Student Council 2, 3 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .,.. Argus Business Board 2 .... jr, Prom Committee 3 Variety Show 4 janet hopes to attend the University of Massachu- setts. RUTH L. FINE The girl with the ready smile and cherubic dimples .... a sincere friend soft-spoken artistic and amiable History Club 3, 4 Biology Club 3 .... Aletheia Society 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Ruthie plans to continue her studies at Worcester junior College. BONITA R. FINS Former New York girl ,,.. surrounds herself with a lot more friends than many natives ,... always willing and ready to help in any situation can be serious or overflowing with laughter and gaietv. Girls' Debating 2, 3 ,... Poetry Anthology 4 .... Green Room Club 4 .... Girls' Chorus 3 .... Plans to major in English. CATHLENE A. FITZGERALD Beautiful red hair .... a bubbling personality .... friendly and outgoing always on the go Katie is well- liked and well--known by all her classmates .... Green Room Club 2. 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3. 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 3, 4 .... Argus Literary Board 4 .... Senior Class Play 4 ..., Senior Hop Com- mittee 4 .... Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 .... Katie will continue her studies at Regis College. MARIA FOTIADES An energetic red-head .... both pretty and popular .... a friendly, out-going personality .... an excellent sense of humor .... a true friend .... Aletheia Club 3 .... Glee Club 3 .... Plans to attend Salter Secretarial School to be- come a legal secretary. STEVEN FRYMER Tall ..,. industrious .... ardent worker chess enthusiast will make a great Tech student .... Math Club 4 Chess Club 2, 3, 4 Wfill attend Worcester Polythechnical In- stitute. SARUNAS GARSYS Friendly and well--liked ..,. good looks and a genial manner .... our capable class president .... outstand- ing as a leader .... Sharky's athletic prowess brought him fame .... Class President 4 .... Student Council 2. 3, 4 .... Football Team 2, 3, Co- Captain 4 .... Basketball Team 2, Co-Captain 3, 4 .... Track 2, 3, 4 .... Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 .... Co- Chairman jr, Prom .... Sarunas will attend the University of Massachu- setts. NICOLETA GHERONDACHE Nicky .... known to all .... willing and co-operative .... besides brilliance she has a magnetic personality .... an excellent example of Classical High spirit .... Biology 2, 3, 4 .... History 3, 4 .... Chess 2, 3, 4 .... Phythagoreans 3, 4 .... Library Staff she will attend Clark University. JEFFREY D. GILBERT Winning combination of looks and brains .... conscientious .... well- dressed .,.. Student Council 2 .... Football 2 .... Hockey 2, 3, 4 .... J. V. Baseball 2 .... Argus Literary Board 4 .... Vice-President History Club 4 .... Variety Show chorus 4 Year Book Editorial Board 4 Senior Picnic Committee 4 .... Base- ball 4 .... Jeff's going to Dartmouth next fall. NANCY L. GORDON Dark hair and eyes .... sweet .... polite ..., industrious and attractive Girls' Debating 3, 4 Aletheia 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Intends to head for B.U. to study elementary education. XWILLIAM P. GORDON Light-hearted .... friendly smile .... loquacious .... enjoys Biology and gardening .... Will enter Worcester junior College in the falll with his eye on a career in business. JANICE L. GOULD Pretty .... popular .... peppy .... personality-plus .... possesses an abundance of joie de vie .... always ready to lend a hand .... a ski enthusiast .... Her easy-going manner and sunny smile have made Janice one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Student Council 2 .... Senior Hop Committee 4 .... Janice plans a career in nursing. KAREN A. GOULD Tall and active .... attractive .... sparkling personality .... sympathetic helpful Tennis team' 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 ..,, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Green Room Club 3, 4 .... Debating Club 3 .... Biology Club 2 Aletheia Club 3 lntends to go to the Russell Sage College. MARJORIE K. GOULD Goo-goo is a happy soul with a good word for everyone .... hard worker .... sincere friend .... attractive popular world needs more like her .... Girls' Debating Club 2, 3, 4 .... Glee Club 3, 4 ..,. Ale- theia Literary Society 4 .... Favors Boston University. MIRIAM S. GRACE Slim .... well-liked .... intelligent .... determined and active in everything she pursues .... Pulled the Girls' De- bating Club out of the slump .... during the two years of her presi- dency .... Girls' Debating Club 2 President 3, 4 ,... Aletheia 2, Trea- surer 3, 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3 .... Argus Business Board 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 .... Variety Show Co-Business Manager 4 .,.. Classic Myths, Co-Editor 4 .... To continue the family tradition Mimi will attend Pembroke College. JAMES E. GRAHAM Tall and slim ..,. very athletic .... easy-going .... always in good spirits talking smiling Golf 4 Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 .... Year Book Editorial Board 4 .... Year Book Business Board 4 .... Will at- tend University of Mass. in Fall. JANET P. GUERTIN Wonderful friend .... can brighten up the saddest moments with her laughter and smile .... sincere .... overflowing with vitality and spirit Girls' Debating Club 2, 3, 4 Aletheia 2, 3, 4 .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Girls' Chorus 4 .... Cheer- leader 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Cap and Gown Committee 4 .... Will make an excellent nurse next year. PHILIP G. HADDAD, JR. Good-looking .... soft-spoken and friendly ..., always ready to lend a helping hand .... enjoys playing the piano .... Golf Team 3, 4 ,... stage hand for the Christmas Play, 1961 .... Phil's genial personality will be help- ful when he engages in a career as mortician. KNUTE T. HAGLUND Tall .... blond .... friendly and good- looking .... a ready smile and a genial manner gained Teddy many friends at Classical .... Cross Country Track 2 .... Basketball 2, 3, 4 .... Outdoor Track 2 .... Knute will con- tinue his studies at the University of Massachusetts. RUTH ANN HARRIS Bubbling over with spirit and vi- tality .... gregarious and extremely popular with both sexes .... Girls' Debating Club 3. JUDITH A. HEALD Always busy talking, laughing, mak- ing friends and being a friend .... overflowing with school spirit and personality .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Choralettes 3, 4, .... Student Council 3 .... Argus Business Board 2, 3, Co- Manager 4 .... Variety Show Com- mittee 4 .... Hopes to attend Merri- mack College for a career in teach- ing. N EALE S. HIRSHBERG Amateur radio enthusiast .... brilliant painstaking efficient Band 2, 3 .... Orchestra 2, 3 .... Chess Club 2, 3 .... Radio Club 2, 3 .... Classic Myths Editorial Board 4 .... Will go to Pratt Institute of Technology. RICHARD C. HUNT A red head .... always ready to help showed his prowess on the foot- ball team .... nice personality .... member of the All-City team 4 .... Football 2, 3, 4. MYRON H. IMBODY Quiet .... unassuming .... determined an asset to the football team Football 2, 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 Plans to attend the school for officers' training of the Salvation Army. DANIEL L. IACOBSON Tall .... masculine .... dark hair .... good sense of humor .... has after- noon iob .... Tennis Team 3 Plans to enter Northeastern University in the fall to become a business admin- istration major. SUSAN S. JACOBSON Well-dressed .... lovely complexion beautiful big eyes Nickname- Susie j .... came to Classical in her junior year .... Girls' Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 4 .... Undecided about college. ALLEN E. JOHNSON Tall with blond hair .... a cheerful disposition .... always willing to give a friend a helping hand .... well-liked History Club 3 Classic Myths, Co-Editor, 4 .... Year Book Business Board 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... English Club 4 ..., Plans to go to Worcester junior College. KATHLEEN M. JOHNSON Bright smile .... success both socially and academically is insured by a warm and friendly personality .... Aletheia Club 4 .... Biology Club 2. 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Chorus, Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths 4 Accepted at Worcester State Col- lege on her junior marks. RUSSELL K. JOHNSON Quiet .... friendly .... diligent .... intelligent .... excels in math and chemistry .... Transferred from Springfield in his senior year .... Radio Club 2, 3, 4 .... National Honor Society 3 .,.. Math Club 4 Has chosen West Virginia Wes- leyan College, HOLLY A. JONES Searching eyes .,.. a lively sense of humor .... a continual smile .... jonsie .... a diligent worker Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Varsity Club 4 Field Hockey 4 History Club 3, 4 .... Will enter Salter's Secre- tarial School. SANDRA M. JONES Blond .... blue-eyed ,... quiet .... friendly .... calm .... conscientious .... polite .... Will enroll in Worcester junior College. LARRY JOSEPH Good sportsmanship intelligence easy-going facetious Var- sity Tennis 2, 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... His choice is the University of Michigan. DANIEL W. JUSKA Tall .... happy-go-lucky .... amiable always optimistic a lively sense of humor .... a good student .... Radio Club 3, Vice-President 4 .... Lowell Tech is his destination. LEONARD KAPLAN Quiet wit .... fun-loving .... a pal History Club 2, 3 Biology Club 2 .... He is undecided about his future plans. FRANCES K. KAPLANES A good sport .... helpful .... con- siderate .... spontaneous smile .... Basketball 3, 4 .... Field Hockey 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Choralettes 4 .... Varsity Club 3, 4 Variety Show 4 American International College is her choice. ELLEN P. KARAKU Warm-hearted .... sincere .... meti- culous .... affable .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 .... Orchestra 2 .... Field Hockey 3, 4 .... Basketball 3 .... Tennis 3 .... Picnic Committee 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board 4 .... Hopes to take the nursing program at Fitchburg State. MARIAN J. KARPEN A winning combination of person- ality and brains .... conscientious and capable ,,,. with a cheerful smile and a clever remark .... Argus Business Board 2, 4 .... Argus Literary Board 4 .... Girls' Basketball Team 2 .... Girls' Varsity Club 2, 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 4 .... Classic Myths Editorial Staff 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board 4 .... Aletheia Club 4 ,... Motto Com- mittee 4 .... Aletheia Club 4 .... Motto Committee 4 .... Graduation Speaker .... enrolled in U.C.L.A. special honors program .... Marian has been accepted at Vassar. MYRNA L. KATZ Gregarious with an engaging grin twinkling blue eyes excellent taste in clothes .... warm, witty, and wonderful .... the possessor of bound- less energy .... her sincerity has won her many friends .... Student Council 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 ..,, Myrna plans to pursue a career in education. LINDA S. KATZ A winning smile .... a pleasing per- sonality .... a great girl for jokes and laughs .... dark hair and eyes .... well--liked by her classmates Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Linda hopes to become a dental hygienist or a medical secretary. CYNTHIA A. KAUNUS Shy, a pleasant manner, always a smile, sincere, dependable, .... an excellent student .... History Club 4 Classic Myths Editorial Board 4 Has chosen Simmons College. JAMES R. KEMBLE A gleam of mischief in a spontaneous grin .... loves a good ioke .... has never a dull moment Baseball 3, 4 jimmy is undecided about his future but we're sure that he'll be a success at whatever he does. FREDERICK L. KEYES A gay young man .... quick sense of humour .... lively and fun-loving .... friendly personality .... Football 2 Library 2 Fred will attend Worcester junior College. ANDREW KUDARAUSKAS A contagious smile .... mirthful .... has a myriad of friends .... a hard worker and an industrious student .... loves to play chess .... Chess Club 4 .... Math Club 4 .... Andy plans to study at Vforcester Polytechnic In- stitute, SUZANNE LAINER Tres gai .... full of vitality and pep greets everyone with a friendly and enthusiastic hi .... bubbly per- sonality .... a combination of fun and laughter .... Spanish Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 4 ..,, Glee Club Librarian 4 .... Senior Hop Committee 4 .,.. Suzy plans to become a commercial artist after studying at the Univer- sity of Massachusetts. DAVID W. La PIER Personality plus popularity equal David .... Wfitty .... outgoing .... his talent for making others laugh equals only his talent for dancing ..,. Mixed Chorus 3 ..,. Glee Club 3 .... Dave plans to study at an art school next year. ALDONA G. LAPINSKAS The girl with the clever wit and quiet manner .... self-possessed and dependable .... always with a host of friends .... an asset on the athletic field or in any group ..., Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Basketball 2, 3 .... Girls' Field Hockey 3, 4 Biology Club 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 ,... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Choralettes 2, 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Dedication Committee 4 .... Aldona will continue her studies at the University of Massachusetts. EARL R. LARSON , Quiet and likeable .... easy-going manner .... warm smile .... Earl holds an after-school job .... Future plans include studying at Worcester State College or Worcester Industrial In- stitute. SALLY A. LAWLER Sweet, sincere, aimiable .... consci- entious, friendly to all .... Biology Club 3 .... History Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Cap 8: Gown Com. Prop Com. for .... Variety Show 4 Will attend Holyoke Hospital School of Nursing. NICHOLAS P. LEACU If you see a broad grin and twinkling eyes, you can be sure it's Nicky .... mischievous droll .... enjoys a good joke .... welcome at any gathering History Club 4 He plans a career in business administration. MARCIA B. LEAVITT Good things do come in small pack- ages .... Marcia is living proof .... petite and popular .... blond and brilliant .... well-liked by everybody always on the go Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship .... Girls' Debating Club 2, 4 .... Altheia Society 4 .... Biology Club 3 .... Variety Show 2, 3, 4 .... Chairman of Picture Committee 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board 4 .... Marcia plans to attend Mount Holy- oke College. BERNADETTE M. LELAND Pleasant and attractive-that's Bernie faithful in all her undertakings capable in any situation re- liable .... Biology 2, 3, 4 .... French Horn 3 ..,. future plans tend toward nursing, PAUL J. LEMAY Handsome and full of fun .... always friendly and easy-going .... known for the 1931 Chevy with the rumble seat .... enjoys English .... History Club 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... French Club 4 .... Paul will enter American International College in the fall where he will study towards a career in Dentistry. JOHN LENART Smiling and popular .... clever .... incurable optimism .... one of our top athletes .... J. V. Basketball 2, .... Outdoor Track 2, 4 .... Indoor Track 4 .... Football 2, 3, 4 .... Senior Hop Committee 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4. KENNETH R. LEVINE Tall, dark and handsome describe Kenny to a T. .... suave sophisticate from Worcester Academy pleasant hello for everyone .... His- tory Cluh 4 .... Indoor track 3 .... Outdoor track 3 .... He plans to attend Boston University and major in business management. ROBERT W. LEVITSKY Dark wavy hair, mysterious brown eyes accent his good looks .... a magnetic personality which has brought him a host of friends .... always well-dressed .... Mixed Chorus 3 .... Debating Club 3, 4 .... Student Council 2, 3 .... Cross Country 3 .... Tennis 2, 3, 4 .... This fall will find Bob mixing chemicals at pharmacy school. JORDAN LEVY Easy-going but also serious .... con- scientious student .... witty .... happy- go-lucky .... popular member of the class .... Biology Club 5 .... Golf 5 .. . jordan plans to attend New England School of Accounting. ROBERT A. LIRANGE Gay .... carefree .... a ready smile Moose can be found scoring any Classical athletic activity .... sounds of the latest rockn' roll indi- cate Bob's presence .... Chess Club 4 .... Manager of football, basketball and baseball teams 2, 3, 4 .... I-Ie has chosen Worcester State. CAROL A. LUBIN Loquacious, blond, blue-eyed indi- vidual .... effervescent personality .... warm smile and a cheery hello for everyone .... always in a rush .... Carol participated in the Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 .... Aletheia 2 .... Biology 4 .... History 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 4 .... Carol will attend Surgical Technicians School at St, Vincent Hospital. CARLYN D. LUNDIN Sweet .... happy-go-lucky ..,. willing to put herself out for others ..,. enjoys skating, knitting and reading has very beautiful soprano voice intends to teach Mixed Chorus 5, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 5, 4 .... Choralettes 5, 4 .... Will attend Worcester State College. PATRICIA A. LUPERCHIO Pat is one reason for Classical's fine reputation .... excellent student poised quiet charming will be the ideal teacher .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 4 .... History Club 4 .... Has chosen Worcester State College. SALLY M. MacGILLIVRAY Popular .... loves music and is very talented in that field .... petite and attractive .,.. has very good sense of humor .... success to her in a musical career .... thanks for adding beauty to our programs .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4 .... Choralettes 2, 5, 4 .... Variety Show 2, 5, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 2 .... Cheerleading 4 .... Will go to Oberlin, STUART E. MADNICK Stu is very ambitious student hard worker .... always ready with a yoke .... has imagination .... diligent ....very smart a sure success Band 2, 3. 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... Math 5, 4 .... Debating Club 5, 4 Variety Show 4 Yearbook Editorial Board 4 .... Graduation Speaker 4 .... His choice is M.I.T. GEORGE MANSFIELD One of the more humorous students an outstanding athlete Baseball 2, 3, 4, .... Football 2, 5, 4, .... He is undecided about his future. FRANCIS J. MARA A sportive guy .... confident, genial manner .... with a heart full of mirth Hockey Team 4. BARBARA MARCUS Enthusiastic, cheerful .... happy-go- lucky .... vivacious .,., gay and light of heart ,... Spanish Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 4 .... Girls' Debating Team 5 .... Plans to attend Carnegie Institute of Technology. RICHARD P. MARQUIS Quiet .... pensive .... Latin whiz .... goes about his business efficiently enjoys foreign languages Year- book Editorial Board 4 .... Will enter St. Thomas Seminary this fall. RODERIC B. MARTENS, IR. Rod can be distinguished by his uncontrollable wavy blond hair .... couldn't be found in his home room until 8:09 V1 .... has a large record collection of his own .... was said to have liked French above all other subjects at school .... Rod plans on attending XXforcester State College in the fall in pursuit of a teaching C1lfCC1'. HENRY C. MARTIN, JR. Henry .... good-looking .... soft- spoken .... likes all sports, especially football .... avoided home room until minus 60 seconds before the last bell at 8:10 .... Football Team 2, 3 .... Baseball Team 3 .... Henry's plans for next year are indefinite. Lois J. MARTIN Kind ..., good-natured .... enormously sincere in her approach to making friends and being a friend always a plugger at her studies .... Girls' Debating Club 3 .... History Club 4 Girls' Chorus 4 Hopes to attend Katherine Gibbs School for a career as a legal secretary. PAUL H. MARTIN Quiet, dark, good--looking .... an ardent stamp collector ,... enjoys the radio and records .... puts Math and History at the top of the list Stamp Club 2 .... Paul plans on attending Clark University in the fall where he hopes to take up Business Administration. SHIRLEY M. MARZO A friendly smile and personality to match .... one of our most popular girls .... always impeccably dressed rated a scholar in French Biology Club, President 3, 4 .... Dramatic Club, Vice-President 3, 4 .... Glee Club 4 .... Classic Myths Edi- torial Board 4 .... Variety Show 4 ,... Motto Committee 4 .... Shirley's fa- cility with French will benefit her greatly when she enters Anna Maria College in the fall on her way to becoming a French teacher. HOWARD H. MASON Scholastic excellence .,,. quiet .... conscientious .... Band 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3 .... Biology Club 4 Pythagoreans 4 Boys' Debating 4 .... Howard plans to attend johns Hopkins. NANCY M. MAYKEL Recognized by her mischievous smile and infectious giggle .... beautiful black hair .... wears clothes well .... helped to cheer the Classical Tigers on to victory .... Cheerleader 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Choralettes 3, 4 .... Glee Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 .... Tennis Club 2 .... Variety Show 3 ..,. Nancy's bubbling and energetic per- sonality will make her a success at her endeavors at Katherine Gibbs College in the fall. KEVIN T. MCGURL Short .... witty .,., ready for a laugh at any time ..., Kevin is always there to lend a helping hand .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Plans to attend XX'or- cester junior College. GERTRUDE L. McLEAN A bubbling personality ,,,. a never- ending supply of things to talk about known to everyone as Gertie well-dressed lots of fun always on the go ,... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 4. .... Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Varsity Club 4 History Club 4 .... Gei'tie plans to attend Salter Secretarial School next year. SHARON R. MEDOFF Big blue eyes .... beautiful auburn hair .... a good student ..,. excellent taste in clothes infectious giggle .... happy-go-lucky manner .... Girls' De- bating Club 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia Liter- ary Society 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 Sharon will attend the University of Massachusetts in the fall. SHELLEY D. MELTZER Pretty and popular .... sweet and sophisticated .... a warm and wonder- ful friend .... the epitome of femi- ninity .... vivacious personality ..,, bright smile .... keen--witted and fun-loving .... Girls' Debating Club 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3. 4 ..,. poem published in National Poetrv Anthology 3 .... Green Room Club 4 .... Christmas Play 4 .,.. Variety Show 4 .... Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 .... Shelley will attend a Liberal Arts college next year, DIANE MENAKER Pretty .... poised .... petite .... always a smile and a cheerful hi .... a loyal and dependable friend .... a conscientious student .... Diane's acti- vities include Biology Club 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, .... Variety Show 4 .... Diane's choice of colleges is the University of Rhode Island. MICHAEL Z. MENAKER The other half of the Menaker twins underneath his quiet exterior lies a humorous cutup .... friendliness must run in the family .... easy-goinf: and affable .... Biology Club 4 .... History Club 4 .... Mike is aiming for Northeastern University. HENRY S. MIKOLOSKI, lR. Smiling, good-natured fellow ,... pop- ular with both his classmates and his teachers .... has genial, sunny disposi- tion coupled with a level head that makes him a valuable asset to anv gathering ..., Football 2. .... History Club 3. ..., Math Club 3. .,.. Hopes to study for a medical career at Johns Hopkins University. DIANE MILLER Athletic .... popular .... lovely com- plexion .... a quiet manner hides a lively, laughing Diane .... Varsity Club 2, 5, 4 .... Glee Club 3, 4 .... Aletheia 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... History Club 4 .... Basketball 2 .... Field Hockey 4 .... Picture Commit- tee 4 .... Yearbook Editorial Board 4 .... Diane will enter Anna Maria College and study medical tech- nology. NANCY A. MILLER Blonde hair .... blue eyes .... a beautiful soprano voice .... outstand- ing artistic ability .,.. always friendly and cheerful .... Nancy is one of the most talented and versatile members of the Senior Class .... Choralettes 2, 3, Librarian 4 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, President 4 .... Orchestra 3, Vice- President 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2 Biology Club 3, 4, Tennis 2 Yearbook Editorial Staff 4 Senior Hop Committee 4 .... Nancy will continue her studies at the University of New Mexico. PAUL R. MITCHELL Black flashing eyes and a grin .... well-liked .... athletic .... wonderful sense of humor .... a good friend .... Cross Country 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, .... Indoor track 2, 3, .... Outdoor track 2, 3 ,... Math Club fPythagoreansl 4 .... Radio Club 4 .... The Univer- sity of Massachusetts will be the better for Paul, RAMOND D. MORRIS Ray .... an ardent boat and car enthusiast .... devotes summers to water-skiing .... known to be calm, cool, and collected .... Future plans will take Ray to Vfentworth Institute. RUTH MOSES Pretty and poised .... soft-spoken. sweet-natured, and sincere .... a graceful dancer .... Ruthie has lent Classical a genuine Israeli air .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Ruth will continue her studies at Forsythe. CAROLYN R. NALBANDIAN Ambitious, quiet, efficient .... one of Classical's top students .... a friend to all .... Aletheia 2, 3, Treasurer 4 Argus board 4 Debating 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Classic Myths Board 4 .... Dedication Com- mittee 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Finalist in National Merits .... An- ticipates attending Vassar College. REBECCA E. NALLY Becky .... scholastic ability, friend- liness, and pep rolled up in one .... a faithful friend with a hearty sense of humor .... History 2, 3 .... Aletheia 3, 4 .... Pythagoreans 4 .... Spanish 4 .... Hopes to attend Bates College. ANDREW S. NAZAREWICZ Independent .... sincere .... with a large circle of friends .... optimistic Radio 2 Chess 2 Future planse are headed towards Worcester junior College. JOHN H. NELSON Quiet, intellectual .... possessing an excellent sense of humor .... Chess Club 3, 4 .... John will succeed in his goal of studying Engineering at XX'orcester Tech. ISABELL S. NEWMAN A beautiful peaches and cream com- plexion .,.. shy .... always friendly in her untiring attempt to help others success is bound to be hers Biology 3, 4 .... Spanish 4 .... History 4 .... Cap and Gown Committee 4 Variety Show 4 Nursing is her choice. JUDITH A. NIELSEN A lovely Vice-President-that's Judy wit, personality, and charm blue-eyed and pretty .... lover of swimming and water-skiing .... a champ at both .... a smile for every- one .... Senior Class Vice-President .... Basketball 2, C0-Captain 3, 4 .... Field Hockey 2, Co-Captain 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 j.V. Tennis 2 .... Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Aletheia 3, 4 Variety Show 4 Nursing or airline stewardess are her choices. ANNE D. NIEMITZ Anne always has a ready smile for anyone at any time .... gracious and good-natured, she's been a true friend to all and it's been a real pleasure knowing her .... Girls Glee Club 2 .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia 2, 3, 4 .... Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 .... Vice-President of the junior Class .... Student Council 2 .... Senior Prom Committee 4 .... Anne has chosen the University of Massa- chusetts. HELEN B. ODABASHIAN Helen's quiet, sedate exterior belies her real warmth and friendliness as her friends will testify .... polite, dependable and humorous, best de- scribe her .... Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Choraletts 3, 4 .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 .,.. Sec. 3, Treas. 4 .... Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 .... Field Hockey 4 .... History Club 4 .... Helen has chosen Worcester State College. RONALD C. ORCZYK Affable .... intelligent .... meticulous has made life more pleasant at Classical. PAUL F. PAPPAS Interest in sports .... sincere efforts in football, basketball and baseball his warm smile and witty remarks wil long be missed at Classical .... Football 3, 4 .... Basketball 2. 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Paul would like to attend the University of Massachusetts. CAROL A. PARKMAN Vibrant with energy .... a sound in- tellect .... cheerful .... personality plus .... Latin Club 2 .... Basketball 2, 3 .... Green Room Club 2, 4 .... French Club 4 .... Debating Club 3, 4 .... Argus Business Board 4 .... Her choice is the University of Massachusetts, KATHLEEN M. PAUL Kathy is very good-natured and an extremely pleasurable person to know success will be hers, whatever she pursues. .... Cheerleader 2 .... Kathy is undecided about where she will attend school next year . ZIVILE M. PAULIUKONIS Though much of her time is spent working at a part time job, she has excellent marks and is a friend to all. Classical's loss will be Clark's gain .... Glee Club 3, 4. KATHERINE T. PEEPAS Kathy's quiet nature belies her pleas- ant personality always a ready smile .... one of her favorite activi- ties is reading .... History Club 4 Spanish Club 4 .... Biology Club 3 She is undecided about her future school. ANDRE J. PERREAULT Our congeniel Frenchman .... mag- netic French accent .... warm smile Known as Frenchie French Club 4 .... The Culinary Institute of ifhpferica will welcome Andre in the a . ROBERT PIETROWICZ Although Bob was not much for school activities he has a potent per- sonality and is sure to succeed in the field he chooses. MICHAEL 1. PIUZE Mike is tall with an easy-going mau- ner ,... his unusual and subtle sense of humor shines everywhere .... His- tory Club 4, .... Cap and Gown Com- mittee 4 .... Variety Show 4. ROSALYN R. PLOTKIN A pleasing smile and amiable per- sonality .... that's Rozzie .... talk- ative and fun-loving .... ready to lend a helping hand .... always on the go .... Spanish 4 .... Debating 2, 3, 4 Has chosen Becker Junior College. MARILYN POLITO Attractive .... quiet .... well-liked .... respected .... a pleasant smile .... a good student and a sincere friend .... sweet and dependable .... Green Room Club 4 .... History Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Plans to teach after Worcester State College. ALEXANDER H. PORTER Well - dressed, dependable, trust- worthy is Alex .... quiet but a real live wire with an excellent sense of humor .... Tennis 2 .... Golf 2, 3, 4 History Club 3, 4 Senior Prom Committee 4 .... Alex is sure to suc- ceed at Bucknell University. STEVEN M. PORTER Alias the Classical tiger ..,. well- uressed ..., friendly, witty, exuberant personality .... irresistible .... Foot- ball 2 .... Tennis 2, 3, 4 .... Basket- ball 2, 3 .,.. Biology Club 3 .... His- tory Club 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Variety Show 4 Connecticut University will throw out their wel- come mat for Steve where he will study Pharmacy. CHRISTINE A. POSHKUS Vivacious .... pretty .... active .... 'Tina' is always willing to help .... has smiling personality .... leader- ship .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Choral- ettes 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3 .,.. Student Council, Vice Pres. 4 .... Cheerleader 4 .... Aletheia Club, Sec- retary 3, 4 ..., Girls' Varsity, Vice- Pres. 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Ticket Comm., Chairman 4 ..., Class Secretary 4 .... Girls' Field Hockey 2, 3 .... Girls' Basketball 2 manager, 3 .... Tennis 2 .... Plans to attend University of Massachusetts. PAUL R. RAFFOUL Nicknamed Ripple .... facetious cogent .... ardent .,.. great guy to know .... Mixed Chorus, 3, 4 .... Biology Club, 4 .... Boys' Debating Club, 3, 4 .... junior Varsity Basket- ball, 3 .... junior Varsity Baseball, 3 Will attend University of Mass- achusetts. NANCY A. RAINIS Sparkling personality .... attractive smile .... willing to lend a helping hand .... Nancy enjoys skiing during her spare time .... Biology Club 3, 4 Chess Club 3 Tennis 2 Classic Myths Staff 4 .... Classic Myths Advertising Asst. Manager 4 Variety Show 4 She plans to attend XX'orcester State Teachers' Col- lege, DONALD A. RANA Athletic and handsome describes our sought-after Don .... outstanding athlete .... excellent grades .... bril- liant future in sports awaits Don .... Football 2, 3, 4 .... Outdoor track 2, 3, 4 .... Indoor track 3. 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Columbia Univer- sity will surely welcome him in the fall. FRANCIS RAYMOND Short .... black hair .... keen, alert mind .... a willingness to help .... interested in architecture Chess Club 4 .... Undecided about college. JOEL A. REMMER Active, intelligent and well-informed A boy with an over-abundance of school spirit .... Always polite and helpful .... Biology 2 .... History 2, 3, 4 .... History Club Steering Com- mittee 3, 4 .... Green Room Club 3, 4 .... Radio Club 2 .... Student Coun- cil 3 .... School Band 2 .... Intends to go to Clark University and major in English Literature. JUDSON R. RHODES Tall and slim .... Amiable personality Always cooperative Courteous and well-mannered .... Hopes to go io Worcester State Teacher's College and major in Biology. LINCOLN M. RHODES Tall .... has blond hair .... Makes friends easily .... Active, energetic, and always helpful .... Well-liked by all his classmates .... j.V. foot- ball 2 .... Photograph Committee 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Hopes to go to Clark University. LYNNE M. RHODES Blond hair and blue eyes .... Warm- hearted smile .... Soft, pleasant voice Friendly personality .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Year Book Editorial Board 4 .... Hopes to go to the Massachu- setts College of Art. MARCIA F. RICHMOND Her first year at Classical .... came to us from North .... a sincere and loyal friend .... always willing to help .... liked by all for her great personality and wit .... Tennis Club QNorthJ .... Girls' Chorus 4 .... History Club 4. DIMITRIOS C. RINOS Transfer from Worcester Academy .... quickly adapted himself .... easy-go- ing .... carefree .... outstanding tackle Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 .... Will attend University of Massachusetts, ,J if' JANICE A, RITZ Jan has brown hair and dark brown eyes .... an excellent dancer .... Varie- ty Show Choreographer in her senior year .... History Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Jan will continue with her dancing after graduation. NICHOLAS A. RIZOS A regular fellow .... popular with maid and man .... cheerful spirit and a friend to all .... Band 2, 3, 4 .... Stamp Club 2, 5 .... Chess Club -1 Spanish Club 4 President Class Motto Committee 4 .... Accep- ted by the University of Massachu- setts. FRANK J. ROMANELLI, JR. Friendly grin .... exceptional good looks .... popular .... quiet except among friends .... supporter of school activities .... Hopes to attend Mass- achusetts College of Pharmacy. MARTHA P. ROMANOFF A tall, brunette, blue-eyed lass with naturally curly hair .... vivacious and always busy ..,. talkative and friendly to all .... Lilee Club 2, 3, .... Biology Club 2, 3, ..., Girls' Debat- ing 3, 4, .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 4, Aletheia 2, 5, .... Variety Show 4, .... She hopes to attend jackson College to prepare for a career in helping the deaf. BRENDA R. ROSEN Enthusiastic .... excitable .... full of zest .... friendly .... sociable .... Glee Club 4 .... Aletheia 4 .... Her choice is the University of Massachusetts. JEFFREY M. ROSEN Ambitious .... not a worrier .... wil- ling to give it a whirl .... Spanish Club 4 .... Looks forward to Boston University or Northeastern. HOWARD B. ROSENBERG Carefree .... happy .... cheerful .... good sense of humor .... enjoys out- door sports .... gets the best out of life .... Biology Club 4 .... Undecided as to which college to attend. BERNARD ROTMAN Particular .... well-liked .... sincere honest intelligent under- standing .... History Club 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Plans to take a liberal arts course. SALLI A. ROY Serious-minded .... popular .... cour- teous .... considerate .... Glee Club 3, 4 .,.. Will choose Marywood Col- lege or the University of Massachu- setts. SHIRLEY D. SACHS A brilliant scholar .... a wonderful friend .... as sweet and sincere as she ls smart .... black hair and hazel eyes Shirley's warm and affable man- ner has made her well-liked by all her classmates .... Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 2, vice-president 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2 .... Mixed Chorus 2 .... French Club 4 .... Yearbook Editor- ial Staff 4 .... Orchestra 2 .... Shirley hopes to attend Brandeis University. JAMES S. SADOWSKI Tall and amiable .... possesses a good sense of humor .... ambitious .... Stamp Club 2 .... Plans to attend the Worcester Industrial Technological Institute. A ARTHUR F. ST. ANDRE Arthur may be recognized by his blonde crew-cut, his tasteful arfire, constant smile, and cheerful hello ...industrious conscientious a good student .... is well-liked .... Stu- dent Council 2 .... Yearbook Editor- ial Staff 4 .... Plans to attend Worces- ter Polytechnic Institute. JOSEPH S. SAVAGE joe is likable and dependable a hard worker .... Green Room Club 3, 4 .... Treasurer 4 .... Christmas Play 3, 4 .... Senior Play 3, 4 ..,. Variety Show 4 .... Plans to attend Clark in September. MARY C. SAVAGE A pleasing personality ,... willingness to help .... has a host of friends .... Spanish Club 4 ,... Variety Show Steering Committee 4 .... Debating Club 3 .... Dedication Committee 4 Argus Literary Board 4 Classic Myths Editorial Board 4 .... Plans to attend Worcester State College. DONNA M. SCHROEDER Petite .,., polite .... blond .... brown- eyed .... a ready smile .... a singer Donna plans to study at Becker junior Coilege to become an Execu- tive Secretary. 'N ELAINE M. SCHULTZ -' Willingness to do her part .... cheer- ful disposition .... neat .... pleasing smile .... brunette .... brown eyes .... well-liked .... Student Council 3 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Librarian Girls' Debating 2, 3, 4 Ale- theia 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Editorial Board 4 .... Senior Prom Committee 4 .... She plans to attend Simmons College. GORDON N. SCHULTZ Serious ..,. well-liked ..., will go far Variety Show 4 History Club 4 .... Chess Club 3, 4 .... Biology Club 3. 4 Vice-President .... Will attend Clark University, RONALD A. SESKEVICH Pleasant and friendly .... long and lean .... ambitious .... promising future .... He will attend Lowell Technological Institute. CAROL A. SHERMAN Pleasant appearance .... dark hair .... dark eyes ..,. wonderful personality willing to help well-groomed Glee Club 3, 4 History Club 4 .... Hockey Team 3 ..,. Varsity Club 3 .... Plans to attend airline Person- nel School. MICHAEL S. SHERMAN Tall and good-looking .... ready smile easy-going energetic intel- ligent ..., fun-loving .... friendly .... popular .... personality plus .... junior Class Treasurer .... Student Council 3 .... Mixed Chorus 3 .... Math Club 3 .... History Club 3 .... Green Room Club 3, 4 .... Senior Prom Chairman 4 .... Class Ring Com- mittee 4 .... Will study medicine. SAUL M. SHEVITZ Capable .... friendly .... good-natured soft-spoken witty outside activities occupied him .... Will at- tend Long Island University. GLORIA SIBLEY Quiet .... girl of few words .... sharp sense of humor .... easy-going ..,. helpful .... Spanish Club 4 .... His- tory Club 4 .... Girls' Field Hockey 4 .... Variety Show 2, 4 .... Plans to work after graduation. MARTHA A. SILVERMAN Winning personality .... tall .... at- tractive .... well-dressed .... agreeable full of fun keeps up with latest fashions .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 3, 4 .,.. Aletheia 4 .... Glee Club 4 .... Will attend Lesley College. STEPHEN SILVERMAN Ready with a sparkling smile for everyone .... extremely energetic .... has a myriad of friends .... very mirthful .... History Club 2, 3 ..., Spanish Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 Golf 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 junior Prom Committee 3 Destination .... Duke University. ROBERT SINKAVICH One of our more electronically mind- ed students .... whiz on radios .... Radio Club 2. 3. Treasurer 4 . , Plans to enter Lowell Technological Institute. ANNE R. SLEEPER A cute nose and sparkling eyes .... sweetness surpassed only by her re- freshing outlook on life .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, .... Spanish Club 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... junior Prom Com- mittee 3 .... Anne plans to attend college next year where she will major in art. SHERWOOD T. SMALL Woody combines intelligence, so- ciability, and good looks with great success .... diligent student .... always well-dressed .... never lacking a throng of female companions .... good friend to all .... Pythagorean Club 4, Treasurer .... Varsity Golf 2, 4 .... junior Prom Committee 3 .... Senior Gift Committee co-chairman 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Favors Williams or, William and Mary, RICHARD P. SMITH Quiet .... friendly smile .... staunch supporter of basketball and football 'Richie would have made a good cheerleader .... He hopes to attend Boston University. STUART B. SMITH Serious-minded .... best known for his athletic ability .... misleadingly quiet .... a winning way ,... Football Team 2, 3 .... Hockey Team 2, 3 .... Plans to attend Wentworth Institute. ALAN R. STARR A satiric sense of humor .... a well- known, happy-go-lucky personality .... nicknamed Al .... Band 2, 3, 4 Vice-President .... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Plans to attend Yeshiva Univer- sity. ANNE M. STEARNS Serious but fun-loving .... determined friendly has a twinkle in her eye .... Girls' Chorus 3, 4 .... Girls' Debating Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 Biology Club 4 Senior Hop Committee 4 .... junior Prom Com- mittee 3 .... Plans to attend Worcester State College. JUDITH G. STEIMAN Lovely .... energetic .... a ready smile petite full of Classical spirit loaded with personality many friends .... Student Council 2, Secre- tary 3 .... Co--Chairman, Junior Prom 3 ..,. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 .... Cheer- leader 2. 3. C0-Captain 4 .... Senior Prom Committee 4. JOAN F. SULKES Very attractive and poised .... dark hair .... sparkling eyes .,., charming Smile .... well-liked .... valuable friend on the quiet side Glee Club 2, 3 .... junior Varsity Tennis 2 .... XX'ill attend Cambridge School. KEVIN M. SULLIVAN A sportsman and gentleman .... wel- come everywhere .... disposition to happiness .... Football 2, 3 .... Bi- ology Club 4 ..., Will attend Holy Cross College. GERALDINE L. SWARTZ Cheerful .... friendly .... with a big smile and sparkling blue eyes .... a conscientious student with an active schedule: Argus Business Board 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia 2, 3, 4 .... Debating 2. Treasurer 3, 4 .... Junior Varsity Tennis 2 ..,. Geri will enter Eliot- Pearson School in the fall. THOMAS SWEENEY Out going, .... sparkling blue eyes, curly dark hair, tall and mus- cular, .... a well-rounded athlete, specializing in baseball, ..., Football 2 .... Basketball 2, 4 .... Baseball 2, 3, 4 .... All-City 3, .,,. Captain 4 Handsome Tom is headed for the University of Massachusetts. ROBERT B. SWIDLER Infectious laugh, .... talent for jokes, good sportsmanship, loqua- cious, .... Baseball 2, 3 .... Basketball 2, 3 .... Basketball 1, .... History Club 3. 4 .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Natural intelligence and a tendency towards being an extrovert are assets to a future doctor, Bob will be a student at the University of Massa- chusetts. JOAN E. SZYNKIEWICZ A pretty, popular, piano-playing girl .,.. tall, brownette, bright-eyed friendly, sincere, well-liked by all as proved by her election as Sec- retary of her class 3 .... Prom Com- mittee 3, 4 ..,. Orchestra 2 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Glee Club 3, 4 President 4 .... After graduation this talented lass will prepare for a career in the business world at the Ward School of Business. RICHARD S. TASH jet black hair .... friendly .... very popular .... had one of the few con- vertibles on campus .,., a fine bowler Student Council 2, Treasurer 4 Biology Club 2, Treasurer 3 Senior Prom Committee 4 .... Dick will continue his education at Lowell Technological Institute. Joi-iN N. VANGEL Always ready with a joke .... con- scientious .... efficient .... meticulous Mixed Chorus 2, 3 He will choose East Coast Aero Tech or Cambridge School of Technology. GLENN A. VANTASSEL Happy-go-lucky .... well-liked .... neat-apearing .... ambitious .... outside activities .... Has chosen Worcester Industrial Technological Institute. BARBARA WEBSTER Active .... well-liked .,.. musical capable .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Choraleetes 4 Green Room Club 4 History Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Senior Picnic Committee Chairman 4 ..,. Hopes to attend Worcester State. RITA A. WEISS Neat .... popular .... active .... per- sonable .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Choralettes 2, 3, 4 .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia 2, 3 .... Girls' Debating Club 3, 4 .... Class Gift Committee 4 .... junior Varsity Ten- nis 2 .... Variety Show Chorus 4 .,., Argus Business Manager 4 .... Classic Myths Business Manager 4 .... Wfill attend Simmons. PETER WERME A sense of humor, even when the joke is on him .,.. ready to help everyone .... interested in planes .... has mechanical ability .... worked after school .... Plans to attend Leices- ter junior or Worcester junior Col- lege. ELIZABETH A. WHITE Lively ..., popular .... loquacious .... Spanish Club Vice-President 4 .... Aletheia 4 .... Green Room Club 3, 4 Girls' Debating Club 4 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Student Council 2, 4 .... Chairman Costume Commit- tee of the Variety Show 4 .... Endi- cott junior College is her goal. MARLENE T. WHITE Blond hair and brown eyes, a truly attractive combination .... sophistica- ted and impeccable taste .... an affable personality has won Marlene a warm circle of friends .... Biology Club 4 Aletheia Literary Society 2, 4 Spanish Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Class Day Committee 4 .... Marlene will attend Boston Univer- sity, DONNA H. ZABARSKY Warm and friendly ,... serious-mind- ed .... talent in art predicts a success- ful future .... I-Ier interest in drama- tics has given us many enjoyable skits and plays professionally managed Green Room Club 2, 3 President 4 Dedication Comm. Chairman 4 She plans to attend the University of Massachusetts. MARCIA J. ZABARSKY Pert .... sparkling blue eyes .... right in fashion .... Glee Club, 4 .... Span- ish Club, 4 .... Will attend Worcester junior College. DONALD R. ZAGOREN Short, dark, and handsome .... sport- ive .... pleasant voice over the tele- phone .... History Club, 4 .... junior Varsity Basketball. 2 .... Varsity Unu- ketball, 3 .... Has chosen the Univer- sity of Massachusetts. RAYMOND C. CONDRATE Soft-spoken .... quiet .... good-natured sincere friend outside activities kept him busy .... Will enlist in the Armed Forces. EDWARD J. FARREL Mischievous, a fine sense of humor, a true pal, friendly to all .... sparkling eyes .... Hockey 4 .... History Club 4 Plans to attend Worcester junior College. JAMES F. FAY, JR. Short, reserved, silent good-natured, polite .... an ardent hockey player .... plans to travel. ws 50 STEPHEN H. GLASS Talkative .... witty .... versatile .... came to Classical as a junior .... several different jobs kept him from extra-curricular activities .... Worces- ter junior College will receive him in the fall .... He will study elec- tronic engineering. PAUL A. LAVIGNE A new-comer to our school for his Senior Year .... dark, wavy hair .... a roguish smile .... good-natured .... Paul's future plans are undecided at present, 5. 3 - clfiss LESLIE A. ZIVE Well-liked among Classicalities .... green thumb .... looking for tennis partner .... History Club, 4 .... Mixed Chorus, 3 .... Varsity Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 .... His choice is New York University. ROGER L. MAROIS Roger is one of the quiet members of the class .... always co-operative .... polite .... well-groomed .... to enter the service. RAYMOND P. SAUCIER Sociable .... well-liked .... very much interested in sports .... Indoor Track 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain .... Outdoor Track 2, 3, 4 .... Cross Country 2, 3, 4 Co- Captain. THOMAS F. WHITE A likeable guy with likeable ways .... bright, pleasing .... a merry heart makes a cheerful personality. BMVHYAGE ICALV1 I ELEM X , ,ciiffk Q i KM 43 TllllIlll'l' Cllll CIL President Daniel Lettic Vice-President Christine Poshkus Secretary Elizabeth Wfhite Treasurer Richard Tash llLll'l'lllllrl CLUB President Eugenia Allmon Vice-President Joy Ashjian Secretary Christine Poshkus Treasurer Carolyn Nalhandian Auditor Elaine Andreson Faculty Advisor Miss Woodis Gllllll RO0M ULUB President Donna Zabarsky Vice-President Shirley Marzo Secretary Elizabeth Cotton Treasurer joseph Savage Faculty Advisor Miss Gilbert President Shirley Marzo Vice-President Gordon Schultz Secretary Joan Farragher Treasurer Norman Ephraim Faculty Advisor Mr. Cravedi GIRL VAR l'l'Y CLUB President Steven Frymer Viee-President 'lemme Brein See1'etur'yfl'1'ea1su rer Andrew iNiLlLi2lI'lllI5iQ2lS President joan Carpenter Vice-President Christine Poshkus See reta ry Phyllis Sobel Treusu rer Helen OJ'1b11shiz1n Faculty Advisor Miss Carlstrom CHESS CL B 48 ARGU BUSINESS BSARD Business Managers Rita Weiss juditli Heald Assistant Managers: Peter Cipro lieverly Duliva joan Foley Miriam Grace Marian Karpen Brenda Rosen Nancy Sheftel Louise Simon Sue Sneiderman Geraldine Swartz Alan Yoffe Faculty Advisor: Mr. Marden RGU LITERARY BSARD Editor Barry Aframe Asst. Editors Hanna-Mae Farber Cathlene Fitzgerald jeffrey Gilbert Laura Gross Marian Karpen Carolyn Nalbandian jean Savage Mary Savage Faculty Advisor: Miss Sliauglmnessy BOY IIEBATI G L R President Jerome Brem Vice-President Douglas Bzickman Secretary-Treasurer Alan Yoffie Faculty Advisor Mr. Donahue GIRL IIEBATI GULUB President Miriam Grace V ice- President Czxthlene PitzG Secretary Faith Rubin Trezisu rer Amy Bernstein Faculty Advisor M rs. Greene erzlid lllllllll CL ll President Roland Erikson Vice-P resident Daniel Juslia Secretary Robert Dumont Treasurer Richard Sinkavicli Faculty Advisor Mr. Weed l President David Eclstrom Vice-President Jeffrey Gilbert Secretary Faith Rubin Treasurer Peter Cipro Faculty Advisor Mr. Y offe 51 FRE CH CL B President Nicholas Rizos Vice-President lil izabeth Wliite Secretary Faith Rubin Treasurer Michael Ryan Advisor Miss Healey President Andre Perreault Vice-President Boris Mysliwiec Secretary Sandra Levy Treasurer Laura Gross Advisor M rs. Nlunns PA I H CLUB 52 President joan Farragher Vice-President Peter Cipro Secretary Jane Berol Treasurer Sherwood Small Advisor Mrs. Stead PYTH GUREA I I rain President David Gladstone Vice-President Robert Brimmer Secretary Suzanne Cosgrove Stage Managers Howard Mason M2lCOlIIl Wfittenberg Director Mr. David Kaplan 53 GIRL GLEE President Nancy Miller Vice President Steven Porter Secretary Carlyn Lundin Librarians Joan Fierer Leslie Zive Director Mr. Kaplan MIXED Ullllllll CLUB President Ioan Szynlciewicz Vice President Sand ra Levy Secretary Phoebe Brown Librarians Suzanne Lainer lllaine Schultz Phoebe Brown Director Mr. Kaplan 54 CHORALETTE President Carolann Austin Vice-President Sally MacGillivray Secretary Doris Anderson Librarians Nancy Miller Elaine Andreson Director Mr. Kaplan URCHE TR 55 President Robert Bernstein Vice-President Nancy Miller Secretary Raymoncle Sul l ivan Librarians Diane Sprinclzunas jay Caplan Director Mr. Kaplan SCORES AND GAMES PLAYED FOR 1961-1962 SPORTS SEASON FOOTBALL Classical opp. Athol 22 24 North 40 8 Wfachusett 40 0 Commerce 30 14 Springfield Trade 51 20 Assumption 34 0 South 6 20 St. Peters 45 18 BOYS' BASKETBALL Classical opp. St. Mary's 53 39 St. Stephen's 60 51 Leicester 63 55 Spencer fDavid Proutyj 64 61 Trade fworcesterj 44 31 Alumni 60 48 South 55 56 Trade fSpringfieldj 68 49 Commerce 61 48 Trade fworcesterj 58 40 North 54 37 Trade fSpringfieldj 57 54 South 57 53 St. Mary's 63 77 Commerce 56 66 Spencer fDavid Proutyj 78 60 North 68 52 Leicester 50 40 DISTRICT 3 TOURNAMENT Classical opp. 58 46 St. john's Fitchburg 80 79 Northbridge 5 9 5 3 WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS TOURNAMENT Classical opp. Pittsfield 47 62 GIRLS' TENNIS Q 1961 Seasonj Classical 5 - South 0 Classical 0 - North 5 Classical 5 - Commerce 0 56 INDOOR TRACK Classical 45 -- South 32 Classical 49Vg - Commerce 27V2 Classical 19 - North 58 Relays - Classical 18 - North 24 - Commerce 7 - South 5 Intct-High Championship - Classical 27 - North 35 - Commerce 22 - South 13 CROSS COUNTRY Spencer 32, South 40, Classical 57 Wfachusett, 28, Classical 47, South 56 Classical 27, Assumption 29 Inter-High Short Run - North 25, South 60, Commerce 71, Classical 72 Inter-High Long Run - North 25, South 49, Commerce 70, Classical 84 BOYS' TENNIS Classical 7 - Commerce 0 Classical 5 - North 2 Classical 6 - South 1 Classical 7 - Commerce 0 Classical 7 North 0 Classical 6 South 1 GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY Classical 0 - Commerce 1 Classical 1 - North 0 Classical 0 - South 0 Clasical 1 - Commerce 0 Classical 3 - North 0 Classical 1 - South 0 GIRLS' BASKETBALL fu Classical 38 - South 23 Classical 19 - Commerce 33 Classical 12 - North 38 Classical 17 - South 37 Classical 19 - North 23 Classical 24 - Commerce 30 xl WI H I N I - T 4 ' .pa Xe -A.. . 41- Www 'A ' -L. 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Q..,A.: 2 -',- e e 55 X Co-Captains Manager Coach Saruuas Garsys Robert Lirzmge Owen Ryder cnoss 6 HQi3 iv'rnY 58 Co-Captains Paul S2lLlCiC r Paul Mitchell Conch Mr. Cruvedi BUY BA KETBALL Co-Captains Coach Manager Sarunas Garsys Frank Brennan Robert Larange Donald Rana Basketball GIRL BA KETBALL Captain Coach Manager Phyllis Sobel Miss Carlstrom Lee Powers 59 I ll00R TRACK Co-Captains Paul Suucicr Donald Rana Coach Mr. Cravedi BOY HIICKEY CEU-Ci2lPf2lil1S Anthony Arnieri jgmcs Doyle Manager L james Fay Coach Mr. Wfhite Ln-ssxu4EQ'iig, -.tg vw -v 60 Joan Carpenter Lauren Coblenz Bonita Fins Nicoleta Gheronclache IRL Tlllllll Karen Gould ' af Miriam Grace Karen Peterson Christine Poshlcus Nancy Rainis Shirley Sachs Geraldine Swartz Coach: Miss Carlstroni ll0Y 'l' NN Co-Captains Steven Porter Douglas Hackman Larry joseph Coach Mr. Butler CHEERLEAIIER Co-Captains Joan Carpenter Judith Nielsen Coach Miss C11 rlstrom ClO'Clll7tLlil1S Anne Niemitz judith Steimun GIRL HUCKEY 62 III IIIIII I I III I I , I 'I 'I II I I I ' I I I I , I I, I I I ' II I I I I Il II' I 'II I I I Il I I I I'I I , I II Il I I 'I I I II .!lIIIIIIIIIELIIIIIIIIIIIII I I , II I I I'I , I I I I I I I , I Il , 1 I I I I ' I IIIII II I I I Il ' . IIIIIIII ' I, I I' I I I I , ,I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I ---I '1IlI I .I I ll III , IIIIII IIII I -IIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII llllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllluuumunlummnunnnumn HlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllll 63 MUST LIKELY in SUCCEED me q,w'5Pw 'miriam ljrace BEST LOOKING MOST VERSATI LE 2.53, . QQQETZZZ' ff , , 9avKUA30x2Iarriet Coblentz So m EM Judit Gsm sfsr Psnsormurv BEST DRESSED ,Ng a Swvmiiilbeth white Sxcbhcuigilaine Bielfeld MOST PUISED EST' ...A 1 J Jllzlfa, , ames Donohue 1014? WITTIEST MOST MUSICAL 511, '. ff-he Sq 1 'I 5 J 4 -7 . frame 'fm ff' Robert Bernstein 9111i BEST ATH LETE MOST PUPU LAR .. e b ': me A e ei? 1 Jo eee S nas gm S an Cimmre A . ameri em 9 Samuels Genesys H6155 65 lzlfus V . w ' A 5 wwe 'Vapgq fiiff K wlkiw , Lsf A N w WSW , w wif X f 1 66 N ! 1 67 A Nr I 5 I 'gif X , E l0li PLAY Marian Knrpcn Elizabeth Cotton Donna Zabnrsky Jeffery Gilbert Barry Aframc Philip Haddad Carol Parkmun joel Rcmmcr Bonita Fins Shirlcy Marzo 70 I D- OIJUIII ,l 'ls nlllllllllllu' .X i nnun 'Lu :: ,.f' Um Ifr4Q41lIlIIi1:m1nQm::!!?FF'L 1, i , 'Val l lx lllllu 'HH' 4. VH JIU Hlilf, u 1 I .M 'Ml' llllllll lllilf u PIII? In llllblll Wllli 'f.n1I H Illllil my 5 I I I u. IIIH u III iuun Illllllllll IHHHQH mII ' H HHHH I 5 an II ml, W I lll' 'HHH lpn A lllll The Senior Class of Classical High School hereby expresses its sincere apprew ciation for the kindness and generosity of the many advertisers in the Classic Myths. The Class urges the readers of this volume to patronize its many friends. LaVigne Press, Inc. mlie'Tl fizbiafincfiuialuahfg lgrinfem .Sim 1898 LETTERPRESS CDFFSET PRINTERS OF CLASSIC MYTHS ,-ag fx- 173-177 MECHANIC STREET 'alt Worcester 8, Massachusetts Hifi? ' TELEPHONE PL 2-5724 72 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. 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WORCESTER 1 GRAFTON -- LEOMINISTER Member of Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation Hoods Ice Cream I5 Server! 111 the Cafeleria 55 Millbrook Street Worcester, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRI END SALVATION ARMY WITH HEART TO GOD and HAND TO MAN , -W ,- --. 4 A., , W L' ve,- r-N5 si f X, fy' - ' rf,-F x ' Men's Social Service Center 29 Charles Street Worcester 8 Massachusetts Brigadier Gustav F. Johnson Mazinger' Tel: 752-1983 or 754-7093 The All New WARD liincst in Modern Business Education SCHOOLS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL CLERICAL MACHINE ACCOUNTING and COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 340 MAIII STREET - WORCESTER 8, MASSACHUSETTS Boston - Hcxrtforcl - Albany - Buffalo - St. Louis - Baltimore ARTHUR P. 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