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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

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Yom aesmc wean MRS MABEL MATHESON f W U D- LANG -'-E aff ' 1 M ,eg 4' MARGARET M CALVIN 1U5f'N1'KfLLV RICHARD G, BEDARD CLASSIC Mwns mums Editor Co-Edi Co-Edi CLASSIC MYTHS ART STAFF Dumphy 6 MYTH EXEE TIVE Thomas Mattirnore Harry Payne Paula Bergin Louise Haglund Fredda DeCiccio Robert Donoghue MYTH EE INESS EEAEE Business Manager: Fredda DeCiccio Assistant Business Manager Robert Donoghue CLASS SFFICER CLASS M0'l'l0 Nam Et Ipsa Scientia Potestas Est For Knowledge, too, Is Itself a Power President- Charles Andreson Vice President - Gale Thurston Secretary - Linda Davidson Treasurer - Michael Backer I' I I I I I III II IMI I ,IIIIIIIIIIIIII IAIIIIII II II' I I I III III' ll III ,III I I' I I II ' I' I , II I I I I I I 'I I, I I I :I I I I I I I I - I' ,II I I I I II 'Il I I , III l I II IIIII , ,I' , I I I I .I lllll . 'II - lllll I Illllrll , I 'I III I I' .II ' I ' If'I 'I I I I , III I InIlllil' In ill IillIII II I Il I . I I I III . I I II I .3 I ' I . 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Senior Prom Co-Chairmen Cynthia Bergstedt Alan Sherr Sally Bates Joseph Brennan John Costello Joanne Dallas Madelyn DiLiddo Karen Freedman Larry Goldman Richard Grace Paula Kotseas Janis Powers JoAnne Russell Ray Yaskis James Yess Picture Committee Chairman Benjamin Bachrach Richard Furman Jerome Morse Mark Blazis Meryl Leviton Elaine Freedman ll lllll COMMI'I l'EE Cap and Gown C0-Chairmen Ruth Joseph Susan Molis Sherry Hill Janice MacKoul Ilene Nodelman Miriam Swartz Dedication Co-Chairmen Marylin Swartz Lawrence Joseph Cynthia Asher Thomas Mattimore Harry Payne Susan Swenson Sylvia Thamel David Tinsley Class Day Co-Chairmen Sally Nordstrom Timothy Sweeney Paul Arsenault James Barron Minta Cowan Judy Flynn Susan Doherty Elizabeth Oginsky Joel Rosen Eric Yoffie Class Gift Co-Chairmen Cynthia Drougen Noah Mandell Debora Cohen Ann Coven Andrew Hahn Syd Norman Dorothea Shocas 11 Senior Hop Co-Chairmen Marylee Houle Steven Levitsky Donna Cafarelli Annette DiLiddo Robert Donahue Terri Feldman Paul MacDonald Gregory Mahan Richard Nadow Paul Norkevicius Betty Treister Photography Co-Chairmen Susan Niman Marcus Horn Robert Bloom Marilyn Diamond Carol Dorfman Zachary Levine Class Motto C0-Chairmen Mildred Chervin Joseph Widoff Paula Bergin Peter Bilazarian Stanley Greenberg Peter Ostrow Art and Publicity Co-Chairmen Anne Beard Clarissa Nigro Benita Bass Louise Haglund Karen Plotkin Kathleen Poce Julie Ustin PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS CHARLES ANDRESON On behalf of the Class of 1965, I should like to welcome you, our parents, teachers, and as a class. It last class, or class, to have Day exercises ings. When we in September, friends, to our final meeting may be that we shall be the at least the next to the last the privilege of holding Class in these sumptuous surround- entered Classical High School 1962, we knew only our old junior high classmates, and it was with them that we fretted over the prospect of three- year stay. It did not take us many weeks to make new acquaintances, and We rapidly became active members of the student body. As we came to know Classical, we grew proud of her and tried, in and out of school, to act as true Classicalites. As students here we have worked hard, but, along with the work, we have had many enjoyable experi- ences that will provide pleasant memories for years to come. As we look forward to college, to the armed services, to jobs, we are conscious that we owe our parents, who have inspired us, and our teachers, who have instructed us, our deepest gratitude. They will share with us whatever our ultimate success in life. Let us now look back at the highlights of the Class of 1965. Charles Andreson PAULA BERGIN Like Caesar's Gaul our stay on Irving Street has been divided into three parts - our sophomore, junior and senior years. Each one of these years brings back special, nostalgic memories of its own. When we first entered Classical in 1962, none of us knew very much about the substitue cafeteria at Lano's, bus tickets were only ninety cents, and the Our Father was still constitutional, Some of us expected to find hour glasses in the classrooms instead of electric clocks, but condi- tions were not nearly so bad as rumor had them, CLASS HISTORY Because we were lowly sophomores, we felt restricted to informal extra- curricular activities which included climbing the stairs to our third-floor homerooms and jaywalking on the way to the Yet not all of us re- mained in obscurity. Carol Dorfman became a celebrity when somebody started a fire with her gym suit, and we were forced to make our first great exodus into the rain. Like loyal Classicalites we attended the Senior Variety Show in March. At The Gift of Music we experi- enced a most unforgetable evening of spontaneous humor. Later in the year, Marilyn Swartz and Eric Yoffie made their dramatic debuts in the Senior Play, You Can't Take It With You. In june our class was well-represented on the honor roll. Paul Arsenault, Cynthia Asher, Anne Beard, Paula Bergin, Peter Bilizarian, Stan Greenberg, Larry Kegeles, Tom- my Mattimore, Jerry Morse, Liz Oginsky, Hank Payne, joel Rosen, and Eric Yoffie all received four A's. As the end of the school year ap- proached we steadily increased our knowledge of Tiger traditions, but we were not deemed worthy of becoming juniors until we had survived the senior rehearsals of Salitube.'i We were sustained during this week-long ordeal solely by the thought of hav- ing the entire summer to recuperate. When we returned to school in September, we were eager to move down to our second-floor homerooms. I3 Once we settled back into our scholas- tic routine, we voted for junior class officers. Charlie Andreson was elect- ed president, Cynthia Bergstedt, vice- presidentg Marylee Houle, secretaryg and Mike Backer, treasurer, With the publication of the Argus in Octo- ber Paula Bergin, Midge Chervin, Jerry Morse, Chris Nigro, Hank Payne, Joel Rosen, and Sylvia Thamel became regular members of the Liter- ary Board. Charlie Andreson and Greg Mahan were key players on our predominately senior football team which won the Class A Champion- ship. As juniors we had a preliminary encounter with the College Boards- Parts of the verbal section in the essay tease were so easy to under- stand that they might as well have been written in hieroglyphics, but some of us were unable to resist filling in all the boxes on our answer sheets. If our scores had only re- sembled our blood pressures, our worries would have been at an end. In March we forgot about the im- portance of getting 700's long enough to enjoy ourselves at the Senior Variety Show, Moments to Remember. Ringo Starr should have been there to see Alan Sherr and his shaggy-haired group swing into action. C1 When the Service Club Essays were judged, Noah Mandell was awarded second prize in the city- wide competition. Our cheerleaders also placed second in the annual con- test at David Prouty High School in Spencer. Classmates of ours who were on the team included Sally Bates, Cynthia Bergstedt, Karen Freedman, and Gale Thurston. In May the junior Prom was held at the Hillcrest Country Club. As the Queen, Carol McLaughlin had a de- lightful evening reigning over our Enchanted Isle. Cynthia Bergstedt, Joyce Bloomfield, Paula Miskinis, Carol Seega, Gale Thusrton, and Carolyn Wolk were members of the royal court. Thanks to the efforts of Mike Miller and Neil O'Leary we had an unusually successful season in tennis as we placed third in New England. While the boys were busy with their rackets, Liz Oginsky and Ricky Sandler were rehearsing their parts for the upcoming Senior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gayf' At the graduation exercises in June, Tommy Mattimore received the Har- vard Book Prize, Paula Bergin, the Aletheia Prizeg and Hank Payne, the john D. McKinley Book Prize. The summer months passed quick- ly, and we began our final year at 222 485 by voting for a new slate of class officers. Charlie Andreson was elected president, Gale Thurston, vice- C LASS HISTORY lConfinuedl president, Linda Davidson, secretary, and Mike Backer, treasurer. Shortly afterwards, we learned that Ijarry Kegeles, Tommy Mattimore, and Joel Rosen had been named Semi-Finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. jimmy Barron, Cynthia Drougen, Stan Greenberg, Larry Joseph, Noah Mandell, Peter Os- trow, Hank Payne, Alan Sherr, Lu- cien Teig, and Eric Yoffie all re- ceived letters of Commendation. Our football players were led onto the gridiron by Charlie Andreson and Greg Mahan, the only starters who were returning from our Worcester County Championship Team of 1963. Although we had a rather dismal season, both the boys received All- City Awards for their outstanding per- formances. Before we knew it, we were back donating more money to the College Board people. If the funds in Princeton, New Jersey failed to sur- pass those at Fort Knox, it was through no fault of ours. While we were getting ready to take the achievement tests, we were also busy filling out college applications. Once we mailed the completed forms, most of us were free to worry until we received the final decisions in April. November was unofficially declar- ed tiger evacuation month, as the firemen came to visit us serveral mornings in a row, Whenever a bell rang, we began to wonder whether it was just another bomb scare or whether it was something really unusual like the beginning of first period. In December a resolution to preserve the name of Classical was defeated by a School Committee vote of 5-2, and the Mayor left Noah Mandell somewhat disillusioned. Larry Kegeles was selected as a cla- rinet player for the 1965 All-Eastern Orchestra. A turn-away crowd supported the Senior Hop in February, and the dance was a stunning success partly because our Anti-Poverty Bill had a no refund clause. Under the able direction of Ricky Sandler and the executive committee, the Senior Vari- ety Show was presented at Burncoat Junior High. Many Happy Returns was quite an eventful celebration of Classical's 120th birthday. For a change of pace Twelve Angry Menu was chosen as the Sen- ior Play. The dramatis personae was lengthened to include a few fe- males, and as usual Bobo purchased a patron's ticket. Ricky Sandler, Mari- lyn Swartz, and Eric Yoffie had lead- ing roles in the production. With the passing of this week's activities our stay at Classical draws to a close. The Senior Prom and Graduation will be added to our memories of three wonderful years, and we shall all look forward to playing Who's Whom at our 25th reunion. CLASS WILL-1965 LAWRENCE JOSEPH We, the Class of 1965 of Classical High School, of the City and County of Worcester and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being in sound health of body, mostly from hiking up and down Salitube's awesome and ancient stairs, and our minds as brilliant as always, and mindful of the uncertainty of graduation, and intending to dispose of all our property of whatsoever kind and nature upon our scheduled departure, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking, of course, all former wills or codicils by us at any time made, of which there have been many. The Class of 1965 bequeathes the follow- ing conglomeration of itemized bequests in the form of poor puns, meretriciously syn- thetic metaphors, unmistakably free verse, and obviously forced rhyme: To our Faculty, amidst a shower of tears, We leave, besides the same thanks and ap- preciation Bequeathed by classes for one hundred twenty years, The services of a merchant of photographa- tion To take new pictures of them for Clamif Myths of future years. I To the Faculty also, we leave the junior Class, And to the junior Class, the Faculty, wishing Lots of luck to both. They will surely need it. To Mr. Charbonneau, noble teacher of French, A photo of France's favorite pin-up: Charles DeGaulle, Plus a written guarantee that he is not A famous seventeenth century French author, Who, at age fifty-one, was destined to fall. To-Miss Shaughnessy, mentor of Room Four, We leave a pair of tickets to her favorite movie-Lam' farm, Not to mention auotgraphs of the vaudeville Team of Guidencrantz and gentle Rosen- stern. Or is it Rosencrantz and gentle Guilden- stern? To Mr. Weed, magnanimous teacher of Bi- ology, Eye of newt, and toe of frog, Wool of bat, and tongue of dog, Adder's fork, and blindworm's sting, Lizard's leg, and howlet's wing. Linda Davidson leaves her memories Of happy days at Chandler junior High, And Room Two leaves to Mr. Brooks A clock which always reads 8:05. To Mr. Koki we leave an of course, or three or six. I5 CLASS Jerry Morse bequeathes his giant sweater collection To an unknown teacher in Room Five. To Mr. Foley we leave one and a half- Of everything, And to Mrs. Greene, we leave to memorize The following verses before her eyes: By the rude launching pad, chewing her cud, Her tail to April's breeze unfurled, A cow in an Atlas missile stood, To become the first herd shot 'round the world. To Mr. jack Bent, we leave the cow. Gale Thurston, gracious Class V.P., Loyal supporter of the G.O.P.! Bequeathes to Mr. Yoffe threescore buttons Bearing the name and picture of Barry Goldwater, May he rest in peace. A genuine, used only once, plaster-of-Paris leg cast Is left by Sylvia Thamel, the courageous girl with the crutch! And Paula Kotseas, girl without a crutch, Sadly leaves her most valued possession, her prized hairbrush. Michael Backer, Senior Class Treasurer, Leaves with more money than when he came, And Noah, dauntless Noah leaves in mourn- ing Upon the death of Classical's sacred and holy name. WI lContinuedl Paula Bergin and Joel Rosen, Argui editors, Leave an infinite net of rationality, Wlmatever that is. And Charlie Andreson leaves his captain- and presidencies to the Class of '66. Thus we, the Class of 1965, do hereby sign seal, publish, and declare the foregoing in- strument as and for our Last Will and Testament, in our presence and in the pres- ence of each of us, and in the presence of witnesses, in their presence and in the pres- ence of each of them, and as Shakespeare always said, Exeunt omnes, or, We all have to go sometime. Lawrence joseph, Testator The following great humanitarians were given positions as witnesses, because they all have, in one way or another, joined the ranks of the unemployed during the past year: Dean Burch Charles fSonnyj Liston Nguyen Khanh Nikita Khrushchev CLASS ORATION JAMES LAUR113 AN AGE OF IRONY How much, I wonder, in three years at Classical High School have you learned about the Drupe Fruits . . . I mean in par- ticular the PEACH? I am referring to Pruus Persica, both clingstone and freestone. If you were to engage in picking peaches you might come across that variety . . . big, fat, round, ripe, and fleshy. But upon probing beneath the fuzzy yellow covering, as chance would have it, you might find that this particular drupe had been dropped, leaving its innards badly bruised and blackened, yet you would swear you had picked a real El- berta, a real peach! IRONIC ISN'T IT? The best-looking fruit is not necessarily the best. All is not as it appears. There is, too, a grim irony about the decade of the twentieth century, about this age in which we live. The age is surely one of amazing advancement, yet despite our pro- gress and the outward appearance of pros- perity within the corporate life of America, the inner life of our human family is bruised by a blackening moral and spiritual decay. Certainly our technilogical advancement is startling. NW e look toward new horizons of scientific progress in our attempts to control the heavens yet, at the same time, we falter in our efforts to hold firm the reins of things terrestrial. We toss a 200 million dollar tin can and a few cameras at the moon and the thrilling venture prospers us all. Economic- ally no people has ever known such prosper- ity. Yet, we remain dissatisfied, ill at ease, lacking in confidence, spiritually chilled and hungry. We live in what John Kenneth Galbraith calls the Affluent Society and still remain unsatisfied. Clearly he who said that Man does not live by bread alone was never more correct. Our great task of the future is to synchro- nize our ever-increasing material growth with a moral and spiritual code similarly well advanced. It is not difficult to see our so- ciety, greatly lagging in moral and spiritual effort. We are given evidence: noxious growth of juvenile delinquency, student violence on and off campus, racial strife both North and South, callous indifference to crime as too many find themselves cow- ardly passive witnesses to corruption and even murder, apathy and corruption rampant in public office, and the softness of our generation content to seek no more in life than what is euphemistically called leisure. We are too often reminded that we over- play, over-drink, over-eat, that we are over- entertained, over-sexed and under-exercised. Our new password for life is non-involve- ment. We are content to live in a world of fantasy and cringe at the thought of becom- ing personally involved with anything. Like the bruised peach we seem just to be too thin skinned and much too fat, over ripe and juicy. C LASS O RATIO N lC0nfinuedl More than any other age, our society can be characterized by confusion, uncertainty, and apprehension. We must fill the spiritual void in America today. We must place our concerted effort here. The health of our culture depends on us. It is not as if we did not have a clear vision of our desired ends. We have a goal to reach and a national pur- pose. XVe want an end to hunger, an end to race discrimination, an end to crime and social maladjustment, an end to disease and human suffering, an end to ignorance, pre- judice, and meanness of spirit, an end to fear. We must recapture our faith and our moral strength. We want to maintain our heritage of a vital, virile, and active nation. Stated positively, we do have a goal devoutly desired. It is peace in freedom. Certainly absence of purpose is not our dilemma, but rather our problem is the frustration resulting from the failure of the means. complex that it is not easy for the individual to see what he can do about them. The tasks facing the frontiersman two centuries ago may have been grim, but they were obvious. Each man as an individual knew what he must do. But what can a man of today do about the far-reaching problems facing our society? Much faith can be placed in the indomitable will and courage of the human spirit through which man is capable of find- ing his way out of strange and alien dark- ness. But, the answers are never self-evident and solutions come only as the result of tedi- ous effort. As Class Orator I would not be so naive as to suggest that you, the Class of 1965, will in these matters solely shape America's destiny. No, not even I would claim that you will be supermen. But it is vital that you and I and all Americans realize that our nation's future will not be determin- ed by our immense physical and material Our national problems in this century have with the passage of time become so Cynthia Asher Paul Arsenault Ann Beard Paula Bergin Peter Bilazarian John Costello power, but by the spiritual and moral health of each one of us. It is within our power to determine this health through our individual commitment to peace in freedom. FIRST HONORS Mildred Chervin Linda Davidson Stanley Greenberg Marcus Home Lawrence Kegeles Harry Payne Thomas Mattimore joel Rosen Alan Mintz Alan Sherr Jerome Morse Marilyn Swartz Elizabeth Oginsky Eric Yoffie SECOND HONORS Richard Klauzinski Kenneth Kowalchek David Tinsley Lawrence joseph janet Knapik Gale Thurston Blue Ribbon Winneif Gold Key Winfzer Cerlificates of Merit Carol Seega Carol Seega Anna Louise Haglund Constance Morang Susan Rosenberg Carol Seega Raymond Yaskis 1 1 I I 1 l r lalhllllllll In i annul' 13 ' 'I MICHAEL P. ABRAHAM Mike can always be recognized for his beaming smile and jovial mood. His chief interest is sports. He is a member of the History Club and works on Week- Enlds. Mike plans to attend college next a . BARBARA S. ABRAMS Barbara is a sweet and friendly senior. She has been a member of the History Club, Mixed Chorus, and Girls' Glee Club. Barbara works as a dietary aide at St. Vincent's Hospital and plans to be a social worker. ARTHUR M. AFRAME Quiet and reserved .... conscientious .... History Club 4 .... Pythagoreans 4 .... plays guitar as a hobby .... a budding scientist. Arthur has won the Science Fairs for the past two years at Classical. DOLORES A. AKSAMIT Dolores is petite and friendly. Her chief interests are art, composition, and read- ing. She plans to attend college after graduation. ANN E. ALONIS Ann is a lively girl with blond hair and blue eyes. She works after school and plans to attend college next fall. SHARYN F. ANDERSEN Pretty, blue-eyed Sharyn is fun-loving and vivacious. She is a member of the Aletheia Society and History Club and has a job after school. After graduation Sharyn plans to enter nurses' training. ROBERT C. ANDERSON Bob is a witty and carefree senior. He is a member of the History Club and is interested in music and sports. Bob plans to be at college next fall. RUTH E. ANDERSON Ruth is known for her friendly smile. She is a member of the History Club and tennis team and is interested in sports. Ruth plans to attend college after graduation. CHARLES ANDRESON Brains, brawn, and personality describe Charlie. Respected and liked by all, his popularity brought him many well-de- served honors. President junior Class .... President Senior Class .... Student Coun- cil 4, President,-1 .... History Club 4 .... Varsity Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, All City 4 .... Baseball j.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4 Track 2 Basketball J.V. 3, Varsity 4 .... Co-Chairman junior Prom Commit- tee 3. BEVERLY A. ARM ITAGE Beverly is a cheerful and friendly senior. She has been a member of the History Club and Field Hockey Team. After graduation Beverly plans to attend col- lege. BRUCE ARNOLD A tall blonde with a Beatle haircut .... Bruce is a combination of wit and wis- dom .... his many out-of-school activities kept him from joining in school func- tions .... plays the guitar, and was a favorite in the Variety Show 2, 3. PAUL ARSENAULT Fine student .... has many friends .... in- terested in all sports, especially basket- ball ..,. After-school job has restricted Paul's extracurricular activities. French Club 43 History Club 4g Tennis Team 3, 4. Class Day Committee. Plans to attend Clark University in September. LIZABETH J. ARTZ Quiet and very sweet .... a friendly smile dark eyes and hair petite amiable personality .... Aletheia 2, 3 .... Spanish Club Vice-President 4 ,,.. Girls' Chorus 4 ,... Liz plans to further her education at Lasell Jr. College. CYNTHIA ASHER Full of life .... her sparkling personality wins her many friends .... beautiful and bouncy silky hair .... our petite pixie .... Cindy's friendly smile radiates charm wherever she goes .... Field Hockey 2 .... History Club 3 .... Advanced Biology 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Classic Myths Literary Board .... Dedication Commit- tee .... Variety Show 4 .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 .... Cindy will continue her studies at Clark University. FRANCES A. ASHMANKAS Tall .... blonde .... blue eyes .... Franny is sweet and friendly .... conscientious and congenial .... Debating Club 2 .... She plans to attend Becker Junior Col- lege in the fall .... I BENJAMIN I. BACHRACH Possessor of wisdom and wit, president of Classical's largest clubg Benjie's pop- ularity is well-deserved. As a loyal and unselfish friend he has no peer. History Club 3, President 4 .... Pythagoreans 3, 4 .... Radio Club President 3 .... Green , Room Club 4 .... Debating Club 4 .... Coin and Stamp Club, Vice President 4 I Variety Show 3, 4, stage manager Senior Play 3 .... Science Fair Chairman 4 .... Representative to Seminar on Health Physics 3 .... Chairman, Picture Committee .... J.V. Baseball 2, 3, Var- sity 4. MICHAEL L. BACKER Dynamic, industrious, capable and trust- I worthy .... sure to get votes for anything from everyone whose pleasure it has been to know him .... Student Council 2, 3 .... French Club 2 .... J.V. Baseball 2 .... 150 lb. Football 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Junior and Senior Class Treasur- er .... Mike will attend a liberal arts col- lege and major in History and Govern- ment. DEBORAH BARNARD A friendly smile and a pleasant laugh .... a kind and understanding heart .... al- ways willing to listen .... takes much in- terest in her studies and in the school community .... a very warm person .... History Club 2, 4 .... Aletheia Club 2, 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Debbie plans to enter college and pursue a career in medicine. JAMES T. BARRON A boyish smile and a quick wit .... intel- ligent, with a yen for mischief .,,. lo- quacious .... a neat American boy look .... active in History Club 4, .... Biology Club 4, and the Afternoon Class in Advanced Biology .... Jim plans to at- tend Clark University. JULIA R. BARRESI Soft spoken .... affable .... a fine student a true friend a tennis enthusiast ...History Club 2 Pythagoreans 3, Secretary 4 .... plans to be a math teacher. BARBARA L. BARTCZAK Sweet .... Marked by a quiet grace, a shy smile and a pleasant personality .... Barbara came to Classical from St. Mary's High School .... enjoys sewing and has devoted much time to charity work .... she plans to work after gradua- tion. BENITA BASS Benita is truly the epitome of charm and grace .... a sweet personality .... a sparkling and lively conversationalist .... warm and friendly attitude ..,. Aletheia 2 .... History Club 2 ,3, 4 .... Biology Club 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Publicity Committee 4 .... she plans a college education followed by a career as a dental hygienist. SALLY M. BATES Light blonde hair and pretty blue eyes Sally typifies the energetic and con- genial cheerleader .... quiet and sincere ....always concerned for the happiness of others .... Band 2, 3 .... History Club 4 .... Varsity Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 Girls' Chorus 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Choralettes 3, President 4 .... Cheerleaders 3, 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 Senior Prom Committee Class Day Usher 3 ..,. Graduation Usher 3. ANNE S. BEARD Beautiful blonde hair .... a quiet manner and a sweet smile .... one of the busiest and most successful members of the Senior Class .... Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4 .... French Club 2, President 3, 4 Biology Club 3 History Club 4 Argus Art Staff 4 Classic Myths Literary Board .... Advanced Biology 4 Publicity and Art Committee, C0- Chairman .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 .... Anne plans a career in biological re- search. BRIAN F. BELLIVEAU Humorous .... well-liked .... conscienti- ous .... Football Team 4 .... Golf Team 3, 4 .... Junior Varsity Basketball 3 .... History Club 4 ,... Spanish Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Brian will attend St. AnseIm's College. GAIL BENSON Bubbly personality .... funny .... popular artistic French Club 3 History Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Art and Publicity Committee 4 .... interested in elementary education. PAULA M. BERGIN Subtly humorous .,,. gregarious .... Hor- ace Mann .... Paula has been a valuable asset to Classical .... Aletheia Prize 3 Argus Literary Board 3, Co-Editor 4 Variety Show Writer, Executive Com- mittee 3, 4 .... Assistant Editor of Clas- sic Myths .... Field Hockey 2, 4 Man- ager 3 .... Basketball 2, 3 Co-Captain 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 History Club 4 .... Motto Committee .... Class Historian .... Paula will attend Simmons College. CYNTHIA BERGSTEDT Popular .... vivacious .... Cheerleader 3 Captain 4 .... Student Council 2, 3, 4 History Club 3 Vice President, junior Class .... Cynthia will attend Hahnemann Hospital in preparation for a career as a laboratory technician. JOHN J. BIELAWSKI Friendly disposition ..,. enjoys the pleas- ures of camping .... History Club 3, 4. PETER BILAZARIAN Full of purpose .... a true student .... competes with Mr. Charbonneau for the library junior Varsity Football 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 ,... Pythagoreans 3, 4 .... Optional Math Class 3 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Vlforcester All-City Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Vlforcester County All-District Chorus 3 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... plans to study the- nlogy. BRUCE R. BINDMAN Friendly personality .... surprisingly wit- ty .... History Club 3, Treasurer 4 .... Chess Club 2 .... French Club 2, 3. MARK M. BLAZIS Sports-minded .... hunting enthusiast .... French Club 2, 3, 4 .... Pythagoreans 2, 3 .... Biology Club 4 ..., Track 3 .... Orchestra 2 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Variety Show 2, 4 .... plans a teaching career. ROBERT A. BLOOM Sports enthusiast .... fun-loving .... His- tory Club 2, 3, 4 ..., Junior Varsity Base- ball ,... Photography Committee .... Clas- sic Myths Business Board .... will pursue an electronics career in the Air Force. JOYCE B. BLOOMFIELD Busy is her middle name .... works after school ..., artisically inclined .... loves music ,... congenial .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Choralettes 4 .... Biology Club 2 .... Joyce plans a career in the field of art and photography. BETH A. BORUCH Quiet .... friendly .... always a ready smile .... dainty .... soft-spoken ..,. a whiz at sewing .... French Club 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Beth is 'planning 'a career in the field of teaching. SOPHIA BOUKALIS A petite lass .... enjoys the company of others .... an active advocate of laughter History Club 2, 4 Biology Club 2, 3. CAROL E. BRATKO Demurc .... soft-spoken ..,. Carol's quiet charm makes her a genuine pleasure to know .... beautiful blonde hair .,.. sparkl- ing eyes .... dependable .... good-natured fun to be with Girls' Field Hockey 2 .... History Club 2 .... Carol's plans for the future include attending a busi- ness school where she will train to be a secretary. ROBERT BREAULT Bob possesses a personality which holds plenty of fun and mischief .... quick- witted .... never at a loss for words .... very likeable .... easy to know .... sincere a part time iob has kept Bob from many extra activities, but not from mak- ing many friends .,,. enjoys life and is fun to be with .,,, Radio Club 2 .... His- tory Club 4. He hopes to make engineer- ing his career after graduation. JOSEPH F. BRENNAN, JR. A casual manner to match his genial personality .... everybocly's friend .... even-tempered and affable ..,, Band 2, 3, 4 ,... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 .... Tennis 2, 3, 4 ,.,. Senior Prom Committee .... Variety Show 4 .... A college education is in Joe's future, followed by study at Law School. BIRUTE S. BURDULIS Ruthie has a variety of nicknames be- cause of her unusual first name .... her friendliness is always showing in her bright smile .... her beautiful long hair is always worn up ..,. Variety Show 2 History Club 3 Biology Club 3 Office Girl 4 ,,.. Ruthie plans to enter the field of elementary education. MICHAEL S. BUTKEWICH Likeable Mike .... athletically inclined .... mainstay of our fighting football forces tops in the city with a shot put headed for great things in the sports world as well as in life .... a credit to his school ,... Football 3, 4 ..., Indoor and Outdoor Track 2, 3, Co-captain 4 .... J.V. Baseball 2 .... Cross Country 3 .... History Club 4 .... Mike is looking for- ward to obtaining a liberal arts educa- tion, hopefully at American International College. DONNA M. CAFFARELLI Bubbling over with school spirit .... Donna is one of the most enthusiastic cheerleaders. Her vibrant personality and poised manner have made her a pleasure to know. Cheerleader 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Girls' Glee Club, Vice-President 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... junior Prom Committee .... Senior Hop Committee. Donna plans a career in Elementary Education. KATHLEEN A. CAHILL A vivacious girl whose friendly person- ality and amiable disposition have suc- ceeded in making everyone her friend. Her quick smile accents her sparkling eyes. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Choralettes 2, 3, Vice- President 4 .... History Club 2, 3, Steer- ing Committee 4. Kathy plans a career in nursing. MARSHA A. CAPLIN Popular .,.. amicable .... keen sense of humor .... involved in many school ac- tivities .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 2, 3, 4 Aletheia Literary Society 23 Girls' Chorus 3. Marsha plans to begin undergraduate work in education next Fall. VIRGINIA A. CARELLI A sincere smile and sparkling eyes com- pliment a warm, friendly personality. Thoughtful and trustworthy .... Ginny is an avid ski enthusiast. History Club 2, 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board. Ginny plans a business career. DAVID CARR Popular, with a clever wit .... very sincere .... a true friend .... hard-working and reliable .... the type of person who, when given a job, does it well. Dave has an exceptional talent in art. He plans to study art in Boston, his future is sure to be a success. WILLIAM T. CARR His apparent shyness belies Billy's friendly and personable nature .... he joined us in his junior year as a transfer student from St. john's High, bringing along his outstanding athletic ability Golf 3, 4 Basketball 4. Bill will attend the University of Massachusetts. GERALD S. CHAFETZ Friendly, good-natured, easy-going .... interested in sports and music .... an after-school job has kept Gerry from most extra-curricular activities. He plans to attend the University of Tampa in September. PETER F. CHARTRAND Well-liked .... friendly .... Peter is in- terested in Architecture. ROBERT P. CHERNISKY South High's gift to Classical .... won- derfully unique sense of humor .... well- liked by all .... A skilled man with a golf club and an avid participant in golf tournaments .... Golf Team 2 .... Chess Club 2, 3, President 4 .... Will continue his education at Boston University. MILDRED R. CHERVIN Literary .... friendly .... well-liked .... interested in others .... Midge will sure- ly succeed .... Aletheia Literary Society 2 .... Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Argus Literary Board 3, 4 .... Green Room Club 3, Secretary 4 .... Props Committee for Christmas Play 5, 4 ,... Senior Play 3, 4 .... Variety Show 3 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Co-Chairman of Motto Committee .... Midge plans to attend a liberal arts college. ANITA H. CHESTN EY Artistic .... well-liked .... ambitious .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .... French Club 4 Argus Art Staff 4 Anita plans to study Fine Art at Massachusetts College of Art. JOAN M. CHOINACKI Soft-spoken .... friendly .... Joan has worked after school since transfering to Classical High from St. Mary's High School. She plans a career in Nursing. FDWARD R. CHRZANOWSKI Friendly .... sincere .... well-dressed .... Pythagoreans 2, 3, 4 .... an after school job has kept Ed from participating in school activities. He hopes to attend Worcester junior College. JOANNE CLARK Quiet .... pensive .... loves children .... History Club 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Busi- ness Board .... Joanne hopes to become a teacher. DEBORAH S. COHEN Friendly .... well-liked .... good-humour- ed .... fun-loving .... Glee Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 4. JANE N. COHEN A conscientious student .... quiet and intelligent .... a pleasing personality .... Pythagoreans 2, 3, 4 .... Biology Club 2, 3 .... History Club 2, 3 .... Steering Committee 4 .... Girls' Chorus 4 .... Janie wishes to major in math at the University of Massachusetts and to be- come a teacher. NANCY F. COHEN Friendly .... thoughtful .... well-liked .... pretty smile .... Biology Club 2 .... French Club 2, 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Nancy hopes to become an elementary school teacher. RHODA F. COHEN Although small in stature, Rhoda stands ten feet tall among the many Classical- ites who know and love her .... vivacious and loquacious .... rarely seen without a twinkle in her eye and her winning smile .... charm and versatility will take her far .... Girls' Glee Club 3 .... Mixed Chorus 3 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Steering Committee 3 .... Biology Club 3 .... Rhoda's goal is to be an elementary school teacher. ROBERT A. COHEN Bob's Cheshire cat grin is broad enough to encompass his many friends .... one of the most loyal Classicalites. making his presence felt at all school functions his convincing manner and even temperament insure his success in any endeavor in later life .... Junior Varsity basketball 2, 3 .... History Club 2, 4 .... Student Council 4 .... Bob hopes to at- tend Boston University where he will obtain his foundation for ri business Fafeef HARRIET R. CONGDON Blonde .... petite .... a real pixie .... Harriet is always full of fun behind that shy smile .... very athletic .... takes an active interest in many sports .... sweet ,and sincere' .... Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, 'Manager 4 .... Basketball 4, Co-captain 4 .... Girls' Varsity Club 4 .... Secretary 4 .... Spanish Club 4. Harriet's destina- tion in the fall will be Vermont Junior College for Women. ALAN R. COOPER Witty, smiling, mischievous, full of fun Alan is the life of any conversation usually seen with sparkling eyes and an impish grin .... for instant friendship just add Alan .... History Club f, 3 .... Advanced Biology Class 3 .... junior Prom Committee .... Stamp and Coin Club 3, Secretary 4 .... Alan plans to enter a business school next year. JOHN J. cosTELLo Easy going .... athletically inclined .... Jack possesses a warm, likeable person- ality and a tremendous smile that puts anyone at ease .... full of mischief .... never at a loss for words .... good look- ing .... Student Council 3 .... j.V. Basket- ball 3 .... J.V. Baseball 3 .... Varsity Football 4 .... History Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Senior Prom Committee .... Jack plans to attend college in the fall and is sure to succeed in whatever he does. ANN COVEN A sparkling smile and a friendly Hi a wonderful person to know Aletheia 2, 3 ..., Glee Club 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3 .... Spanish Club 3 .... Green Room Club 4 .... Class Gift Committee Anni plans to go to Worcester junior College. M. MINTA COWAN A pretty, pert, and popular young miss with an angelic face ..., friendly and fun to be with .... respected and well-regard ed .... one of Classical's staunch Re- publicans .... j.V. Girls' Basketball 2 Varsity Club 3 History Club 3, 4 Office Girl 4 Class Day Commit- tee 4 .... Minta is one of the lucky Classicalites to be accepted early and will attend Hollins College next fall. WILLIAM J. CRONIN Friendly .... sincere .... a ready smile and a pleasant manner .... Cross Country, 2, 3 ..,. Outdoor Track 4 .... History Club 4 .... Bill will major in biology at Holy Cross. DAVID P. CUMMINGS Quiet and reserved .... a twinkle in his eye from which we detect the mischiev- ous side of his personality .... interested in all sports .... his activities outside of school have prevented Dave from par- ticipating in school activities with the exception of Varsity Football. Dave plans to attend Trade in the fall for vocational training. NADEEN J. CUTLER A sincere, spontaneous smile .... an an- gelic glow .... a radiant complexion .... a very sweet girl who need not try to make everyone like her .... Nadeen will win many friends wherever she goes .... she will study to be a doctor. JOANNE DALLAS jo .... shy ..., an infectious smile I1 true friend .... always sincere .... Girls' Chorus 3 .... junior Prom Committee .... Spanish Club 4 .... Senior Prom Commit- tee. DOROTHY M . DANEC Vivacious and friendly, Mike's bright smile and cheerful personality have won her many friends at Classical. Her genuine concern for others is reflected in her willingness to help. Mike is an avid ski enthusiast. In the Fall, she plans to pursue a business career. ELAINE K. DANKO Quiet but friendly, Elaine always has a smile for everyone .... shiny blonde hair enhances her blue eyes .... History Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Dance Band 4 .... She plans to attend Worcester State College in the fall. EDWARD G. DAOUST, jig. Eddie's easy-going manner and friendly grin make him well-liked by all .... likes to play the organ .... he has a part-time job at a department store which pre- vented him from joining school activi- ties ..,. after attending the Boston School of Practical Arts, Eddie plans a career in illustrative advertising. LINDA B. DAVIDSON Linda's most outstanding quality is, per- haps, her deep and genuine concern for others. This thoughtfulness, combined with an easy-going manner, intelligence, sensitivity, and a warm personality, makes Linda a unique individual. A recognized leader and a dedicated work- er, she always finds time for friendship in her hectic schedule. Ski Club 2 .... History Club 3 .... Girls' Tennis Team 3 .... junior Prom Committee .... Ale- theia Literary Society 3, President 4 .... Argus Business Board 3, Co-Manager 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Student Council Vice-President 4 .,.. Senior Class Secretary .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Linda hopes to become a so- cial worker. FREDDA L. DeCICCIO Full of fun and happiness .... a sincere friend .... always neatly dressed .... in- fectious laugh .... known for witty re- marks .... Fredda has added much to the musical organizations at Classical .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, Librarian 4 .... Choralettes 3, 4 .... Secretary of Music Department 4 .... Va- riety Show 4 ..,. Classic Myths Business Board 4 ,... Fredda will major in mer- chandising at Vernon Court Junior Col- lege. MARILYN DIAMOND Talkative .... fun-loving .... vivacious .... always smiling ..,. well-liked by her classmates .... Biology Club 2 .... His- tory Club 3, 4 .... Steering Committee 3 Aletheia Literary Society 3, Vice President 4 .... Advanced Biology Class 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Girls' Glee Club Librarian 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Photography Committee. Marilyn plans a career in either social work or in ele- mentary education. JAMES j.D1GG1Ns jimmy became a Classicalite in his junior year, after being an active parti- cipant in the sophomore class at St. Stephen's High .... he's also been an asset to our own Varsity Baseball Team 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Jim plans to attend Quinsigamond Community Col- lege in the fall. ANETTE M. DILIDDO Full of vim, vigor and vitality .... sparkl- ing personality .... petite .... cute .... a friendly grin for everyone .... History Club - 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Chorus 4 .... Senior Hop Committee 4 .... Office Girl 4. MADELYN M . DILIDDO Full of exuberance and wit, Madelyn is always seen making people happy .... her eyes have a distinct twinkle .... Glee Club 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Choralettes 3, Librarian 4 .... Student Council 3 .,.. History Club 3, 4 .... Sen- ior Prom Committee. SUSAN E. DOHERTY Sue is always full of enthusiasm for everything she does .... she's usually found around Miss Carlstrom's office .... her sunny smile matches her disposition Girls' Field Hockey Team 2, 3, Cap- tain 4 .... Varsity Club Vice-President 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Class Day Committee .... Sue plans to attend Burbank Hospital School of Nursing. GERALD L. DONNELLY Quiet, yet friendly to all .... good looks and a genial manner .... easy-going .... warm smile .... Spanish Club Treasurer 4 .... Varsity Football 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 ..., Buff plans to attend Holy Cross College in the fall. ROBERT C. DONOGHUE Great personality .... amiable .... subtle sense of humor .... everyone's friend .... Football 2 .... Bob plans a career in pharmacy at the University of North Dakota. HUGH F. DONOHUE Hugh is an outdoor man who likes cars and skiing. Diligent and industri- ous, he works at the Telegram and Gazette. Hugh plans to teach math or history on the high school level. ROBERT H. DONOHUE Harry .... a gay young man .... quick sense of humor .... contagious smile .... popular .... Basketball 3 .... junior Var- sity Football 2 .... Varsity Football 3, 4 future plans include teaching indus- trial arts. CAROL S. DORFMAN Pretty and poised .... sweet-natured, soft- spoken, and sophisticated .... a graceful and versatile dancer .... Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Varsity Tennis Team 3, 4 ,,.. Photograph Committee .... Carol plans a career in elementary edu- cation. CYNTHIA DROUGEN Cynthia's most outstanding quality is her genuine sincerity, an attribute to which all who know her will attest. Her gentle manner and concern for everyone have added much to the Senior Class. A lovely dancer .... Aletheia 3 .... Aletheia Literary Society .... Co-chairman Class Gift -Committee .... Office Girl 4 .... Cynthia will attend Elmira College in the fall to prepare for a career in social work. JAN ET I. DUFAULT Blonde hair .... bright eyes .... shy .... a pleasant manner .... always a smile .... sincere .... Spanish Club 4 .... plans to enter the medical field. JUDITH A. DUNTON A bundle of energy and enthusiasm .... her bubbling personality makes friends for Judy all over the school among teachers as well as students .... always ready to lend a hand .... she has been a member of the Aletheia Literarv Society 3 .... Biology Club 3 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Choral- ettes 4 .... Judy plans to work after her graduation. JOHN D. DUPRE A friendly smile under a blonde crew- cut identify Jack .... his quiet attitude and his sense of humor have won him many friends .... a part-time job after school limits his extracurricular activi- ties .... Hockey 2, 3, 4 .... jack plans to enter the field of broadcasting after his graduation. CATHERINE A. EGAN A blue-eyed blonde whose friendly per- sonality and pleasant disposition have succeeded in making everyone her friend warm-hearted, sincere a deep sense of responsibility and a genuine concern for others make her always will- ing to lend a helping hand. An outside job has not limited her school activities. Variety Show 3. 4 .... History Club 4 Biology Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 Senior Hop Committee .... Classic Myths Business Board. Cathy's future plans include a career in teaching. DIANE M. EPSTEIN A lively brunette with sparkling eyes .... pleasant to all .... History Club 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 3, 4 Variety Show 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 3 .... French Club 2. 3 .... plans to teach History. RICHARD S. ERMANSKI Easy-going and affable .... liked by all for his good nature .... Student Council 4 .... History Club 3 .... Baseball 3, 4 Rich plans to enter Worcester Indus- trial Technical Institute to pursue a career as a draftsman. JOHN F. FEGREUS A diligent and serious student, but not without a sense of humor .... conscienti- ous about everything he does .... excels in math and science .... John has been a member of the Debating Club 2, 3, 4 Pythagoreans 3 he plans to go into a career of teaching math. TERRI A. FELDMAN Personable and poised .... Terri is an unique combination of gracious charm and bubbling vivacity. Her conscientious and congenial manner coupled with her natural ability for leadership have made her one of the most outstanding mem- bers of our class. Student Council 3 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 Junior Prom Committee Variety Show 3, 4 .... Variety Show Publicity Committee 4 .... Senior Hop Committee Enrichment Biology Courses 3 Classic Myths Business Board. In the Fall, Terri will pursue her studies in Occupational Therapy. JEFFREY A. FERNSTEN Fun-loving .... witty .... well-liked .... Jeff has worked after school since com- ing to Classical High .... he hopes to attend Wforcester Jr. College. WILLIAM M. FIN NERAN Bill is a quiet and affable senior. He is a member of the History Club and Cross-Country Track team. Bill is inter- ested chiefly inthe sciences and plans to attend college after graduation. MICHAEL FLANNERY Sincere .... good natured .... friendly, with an infectious grin .... enjoys foot- ball and basketball .... Most of Mike's spare time is spent in a part-time job .... Football 2 .... Track 2 .... hopes to at- tend Worcester State College. JUDITH A. FLYNN Judy has the reddest red hair in all of Classical .... a lively, affable girl with a ready smile for everyone .... Cheerleader 4 .... Biology Club, Secretary 2 .... Stu- dent Council 2 .... History Club 5, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Choralettes 3, Secretary 4 .... Class Day Committee. LINDA M. FLYNN Quiet and unassuming .... a glowing sense of humor for those who know her a quick smile and a helping hand are second nature to Linda .... a sincere and loyal friend .... Linda has been a mem- ber of the Library Staff 3 .... she plans to make her career that of teaching. PHYLLIS A. FORGET Phyllis's quiet nature belies her real warmth and friendliness polite., good- natured, and dependable .... a conscien- tious student .... History Club 5, 4 .... Phyllis plans to continue her studies at Worcester Junior College in the fall. JOEL K. FOWLER Kim was one of Classical's outstand- ing track men .... Cross Country 2, 3 .... Indoor Track 2, 3 .... Outdoor Track 2, 3 As a senior, he abandoned athletics in favor of a job at a bank, having al- ready proved himself, however, an out- standing competitor and a good sport. DOROTHY G. FRANK Sweet .... considerate .... generous .... perpetual smile .... her great personality wins her many friends .... Dorothy's after-school job keeps her from extra- curricular activities. She plans to become a Hebrew teacher. ELAINE M. FREEDMAN Petite and pretty .... a most gracious and graceful ballerina .... doubly talent- ed, Elaine sings like a lark ..,. Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 ..,. Choralettes 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, President 4 .... All- District Chorus 3, 4 .... All-State Chorus 3 .... Variety Show 2, Choreographer 4 Elaine plans to pursue her very promising career in the theatre. KAREN FREEDMAN Spirit - Exuberance - Bubbling Person- alityIKaren. Her happy laugh is heard constantly throughout the halls of Clas- sical. No one will ever forget her funny faces during rallies or her sparkling, mischievious eyes. Her lively comments have perked up many a class. Senior Prom Committee .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Graduation Usher 3 .... Ski Club 2 .... History Club 3 ..,. Cheer- leader 3, Captain 4 ,... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Student Council Secretary 4 .... Karen hopes to attend a liberal arts col- lege to prepare for a career as a kinder- garten teacher. RONDA L. FREEMAN Quiet and friendly .... a pleasant smile soft-spoken gracious manner artistic talent .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... Choralettes 4 .... Glee Club 2, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... History Club 4 .... Variety Show Costume Chairman 4 .... Ronda is headed for Worcester State College and a teaching career. FRANCES FRIEDMAN A sparkling combination of fun and vitality .... bubbling personality .... an energetic and conscientious worker .... French Club 2, 3 .... History Club 3, 4 Aletheia Literary Society 4 Variety Show 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Classic Myths Literary Board Frannie plans to become a secondary school teacher after attending Worcester State College. RICHARD C. FURMAN Easy-going Rich .... well-known by all his subtle humor and devilish laugh keep everyone in stitches .... radiates confidence and poise .... J.V. Baseball 2, 3 .... J.V. Basketball 3 .... Varsity Baseball 4 .... Radio Club Treasurer 3 History Club 4 Pythagoreans Treasurer 4 .... Coin and Stamp Club Treasurer 4 .... Rich's future plans include study at a technical school in preparation for a career in engineering. JUDITH A. GALLO Friendly and sincere .... a warm smile has gained many friends for Judy .... radiates happiness .... History Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Judy will attend Worcester State College to major in elementary education. ALEKSANDRAS GEDMINTAS Alex is a fascinating person .... quiet and serious .... thoughtful of others .... although he held an outside job after school, he still found time to participate in Varsity Football and Basketball in his sophomore and junior years .... Alex will attend the University of Buffalo next year. DIANE L. GIBBS Friendly .... well-liked .... a pretty smile History Club 3, 4 Diane hopes to attend Worcester State College. JOAN M. GILMAN A sunny disposition and a thoughtful manner have made her a treasured friend of many at Classical. She enjoys reading. Biology Club 2 .... History Club 2 .... Steering Committee 3g 4 joan will be an elementary school teacher after gradu- ation from Worcester State College. JAMES D. GINGERELLI Well known, happy-go-lucky personality sparkling eyes dark hair Jim is well liked by everyone. Whatever his future plans are, jim is assured of suc- cess. CYNTHIA GIROUARD A pleasing personality with a sweet smile .... a happy and fun-loving nature interested in folk music, she plays the guitar .... active in sorority work outside of school .... Classic Myths Busi- ness Board .... Although Cindy is in- definite about future plans, she may train to be an airline stewardess. LAWRENCE B. GOLDMAN A popular, active member of the Senior Class .... has a wide circle of friends .... hard-working student. .... Golf Team 2, 3, 4 .... Pythagoreans 3 .... Biology Club 3 .... Radio Club 3 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Senior Prom Committee .... Variety Show 4. After at- tending a liberal arts school, Larry plans to do graduate work in dentistry. EILEEN R. GOLDSTEIN Sparkling eyes, shining dark hair, a vivid imagination behind a soft-spoken man- ner .... always ready with a smile and a friendly greeting .... a ski enthusiast, she also likes music and history .... French Club 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Variety Show fcostumingj 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Eileen plans to take up elementary education at Northeastern University. LEE E. GOODSPEED Warm and friendly .... dependable Lee is athletically inclined and played on the Tennis Team 2. RICHARD S. GRACE A popular boy with an effervescent per- sonality .... blonde and handsome .... a delightfully refreshing sense of humor Seen frantically delivering mess- ages in his capacity of office assistant Student Council 3 junior Prom Committee .... History Club 4 .... Senior Prom Committee .... Dicky hopes to at- tend Northeastern University. VICKI L. GRACE Gregarious .... amiable .... always ready with a funny crack and a smile .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 Choralettes 4 .... History Club 4 .... Chess Club 4 .... Student Council 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Vicki hopes to be- come a nurse. LINDA C. GRAMMATIC Cute, full of fun, well-dressed .... Linda can always be seen with a bright smile that lights up her big, blue eyes. A part- time job after school prevented Linda from joining clubs. She plans to go into the teaching profession. MARILYN I. GREECE A girl with a sweet disposition .... capable, considerate, and conscientious French Club 2 Tennis 2 Py- thagoreans 3 .... History Club 3, 4, Steering Committee 3 .... Mixed Chorus Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Choralettes 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 Whatever she may decide to do, we know Marilyn will succeed. STANLEY H. GREENBERG Ambitious and efficient .... one of the top students at Classical .... a genial manner and warm personality make Stan an asset to any gathering .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 .... Debating Club 2 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Class Motto Com- mittee .... Graduation Speaker .... Plans a career in medicine or scientific re- search. FREDERICK L. GROSSMAN Friendly, keen-witted .... rarely seen without a smile on his face .... Fred's sense of humor is appreciated by many Classicalites. Student Council 2 .... His- tory Club 2, 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Busi- ness Board. A. LOUISE HAGLUND Artistic- .... sports-minded .... thoughtful a three-letter girl Tennis 2 Basketball 2, Manager 3, 4 .... History Club 3 .... Varsity Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Art Editor of Classic Myths .... Argus Art Staff 4 .... Senior Art Committee .... Louise hopes to study at Massachusetts College of Art, MAUREEN R. HAGLUND Cute .... energetic .... a ready smile for all .... History Club 3, Steering Commit- tee 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Maureen would like to teach in the future. ANDREW B. HAHN Personality plus .... well-loved for his dimples and his jokes .... the life of every party .... Ski Club 2 .... Green Room Club 3, Treasurer 4 ..,. Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Senior Play 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Class Gift Committee Andy will attend a liberal arts college after graduation. ARNOLD M. HAMM Tall and lanky .... a real asset to any team, Arnie is particularly noted for his basketball ability .... History Club 4 Ski Club 2 French Club 3 Bas- ketball 2, 3 4 .... Football 2 .... He plans to attend college in preparation for a career as a physical education teacher. BRIAN R. HANLON Sincere and dependable .... an industri- ous worker .... an avid skin diving en- thusiast .... Brian plans to go to Fitch- burg State Teachers' College in the fall. KEN TON T. HARRISON After college Kenton plans to go into either railroad management or the in- surance business. He is quiet but well- liked .... Spanish Club 4 .... History Club 4. JUNE D. HARVEY Long, dark hair .... a pleasant manner and a winning smile make june an asset to any gathering .... Girls' Glee Club 3 History Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 .... Debating Club 4 .... Photography Committee .... Classic Myths Business Board .... June won't lose a case when she becomes a successful lawyer! JAMES W. HEALEY Friendly .... quiet .... studious .... james would like to attend college and will decide on a career after graduation .... History Club 4. GWEN M. HERMAN Musically inclined .... a lively conver- sationalist .... Band 2, 3, 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 .... French Club 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Gwen would like to be- come a nurse. ANN C. HESLINGA A quiet and likable girl, Ann hopes to become an elementary school teacher. Spanish Club 3, 4 .... History Club 2, 3, 4- RICHARD G. HESSEL Richard has a fine personality and would like to continue his education and eventually become a dentist .... Band 2, 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Golf 2, 5, 4. SHERRY P. HILL Popular and attractive .... a conscientious worker. She would like to go into the teaching profession ..., Student Council 2 .... Junior Varsity Tennis 2 .... History Club 3 .... History Club Steering Com- mittee 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Cap and Gown Committee .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Girls' Chorus 4. CLAIRE E. HOBIN Her friends describe her as a girl with a good personality and a fine sense of humor. Claire would like to go into the field of education as a vocational guid- ance counselor. MARCUS J. HORN A sprightly young man .... Horace Mann student .... to be found in the chemistry lab fifth periods .... French Club 2 .... Math Club 2, 3, Vice President 4 .... Band 2, 3, President 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths Literary and Business Boards .... Co- chairman Photograph Committee. It is no surprise to his friends that he plans a career in applied mathematics. MARYLEE R. HOULE An unusual combination of beauty, brains and popularity, Marylee was sec- retary of the junior Class .... Student Council 2, 3 .... Chairman of Senior Hop Committee .... Biology Club 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Glee Club 4 .... History Club 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3 .... Secretary-Treasurer 4 .... Enrich- ment Biology 4 ..,. Graduation Day Committee 3 .... Class Day Committee 3 .... Junior Prom Committee. She plans a career in education. PAUL F. HOWARD An extremely likable and sociable young man, Paul is undecided as to whether he will go into the engineering profes- sion or teaching. Student Council 2 .... Football 2 .... History Club 3, 4. JAMES M. HUNTER Tall and lean, James has played football for Classical for three years. After col- lege, he plans a career in teaching .... History Club 4. BRUCE HURWITZ Good-natured .... amicable .... good sense of humor .... interested in all kinds of sports. History Club 4 .... Pythaoreans 4 .... Office Boy 4. Bruce plans to begin pre-medical studies next Fall, at Kent State University. JANE M. IANNOTTI Jane's interests are as great as her host of friends. An active girl, she especially likes swimming, tennis, bowling, and dancing. jane plans to study hairdressing after graduation. MELVIN S. JACOBS A good speaker with a pleasant person- ality, and one of the best-dressed mem- bers of our Senior class .... Mel has had a busy schedule with all his activities outside of school .... Advanced Biology 3 .... History Club 4 .... Mel plans to major in Business Administration at Pennsylvannia Military College. EMILY A. JACOBSON Emily is a serious, dedicated student and an active Classicalite. She has been a member of the Biology Club, Aletheia Society, French Club, Debating Club, Ski Club, History Club, Glee Club, Variety Show Committee, and Classic Myths Business Board. Emily hopes to make a career of nursing. RONALD H. JOHN SON Twinkling eyes and a ready smile are Ron's trademarks. Classicals contribution to Madison Ave., he works at an adver- tising agency. His pals will attest to his loyalty and sincerity. Ron plans to study architectural designing in college. KAREN J. JOSEPH Her friendly smile and reserved manner have endeared her to many of her class- mates. Ready to lend a helping hand, Karen is sincere in all her undertakings, and she always does her best. Although many of her hours after school are spent working as a nurse's aide, she has been able to participate in the History Club 3, 4 and the Biology Club 3. LAWRENCE B. JOSEPH As the bard of Irving Street, L, jfs satirical poems and subtle sense of humor delighted the school and added much of the punch of ARGUS. His creative abilities are reflected in his many articles of interest in the Argus. Debating Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4 .... ARGUS Literary Board 4 .... Student Council 3 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Variety Show 4 .... Co-chair- man Dedication Committee .... Class Testator .... National Merit Letter of Commendation. RUTH O. JOSEPH Although naturally soft-spoken, Ruthie's abundance of school spirit makes her a standout in any crowd .... a warm and sincere personality .... a dedicated worker who never seems to run out of energy or enthusiasm .... Aletheia Literary So- ciety 2, 3, Treasurer 4 .... Debating Club 3, Secretary 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, Vice- President 4 .... Glee Club 3, 4 .... His- tory Club 3, 4 ..,. Biology Club 3 .... Variety Show 2, 3, 4 .... Ruth plans a career as a social worker. MARK P. KANDIANIS Every inch an athlete, Mark's competi- tive spirit is the key to his success on and off the athletic field. Respected and liked by his classmates, he has proven himself a leader. Ski Club 2, 3, 4 .... Cross-Country 3, Co-captain 4 .... In- door Track 3, CO-captain 4 .... Outdoor Track 3, 4. LOIS R. KASHNOW Statuesque redhead with a pleasant smile and a sunny disposition .... An after- school job has kept Lois from partici- pating in more extra-curricular activi- ties .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 2 .... Biology Club 2. Lois plans to attend a secretarial school in September. ANDREW J. KEBLINSKY Andy is one of those rare, self reliant boys, who enjoys nothing more than an engine with which to tinker. His tall and lean frame can usually be spotted aboard his motor scooter. LAWRENCE S. KEGELES L.K. , slender, scholarly, and soft- spoken, excels in whatever he does. A leader both in and out of class, he was on the Tennis Team 3, 4, in Pythagoreans 3, President 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3, Presi- dent 4 .... and on the Classic Myths Board 4. Larry was a National Merit finalist, and a Graduation Speaker. He is planning a career in physics. RAYMOND j. KILDISAS Ray is one of the better-liked boys in the class. He was in the Variety Show and the History Club as a sophomore, and on the football and basketball teams in both sophomore and junior years. He was also assistant manager of the foot- ball team as a sophomore and junior. Ray plans to major in history at Worces- ter State, and eventually go to Africa with the Peace Corps. CLIFFORD T. KING Clyde , a familiar face at school, played varsity basketball in his sopho- more and junior years. He will become :1 history teacher on the secondary school level after college. With his gentle man- ner, he is sure to succeed. RICHARD Z. KLAUZINSKI A member of the Orchestra 2, 4, Chess Club 2, and Pythagoreans 2, 3, 4, Richard holds a special interest in mili- tary tactics, especially of World War II. This friendlly and affable boy will study engineering at the University of Massa- chusetts. JANET M. KNAPIK janet, slender, quiet, a talented pianist, also plays tennis 2. performed in the Variety Show 4, and is a member of the History Club 5, 4. She will study edu- cation at Worcester State College and will become an elementary school teach- er. PAULA E. KOTSEAS Piquant and engaging, Paula has been in the Spanish Club, History Club, and the Student Council. She will become a secondary school teacher of English or Spanish after college. KENNETH C. KOWALCHEK Easy to know and easy to like, Ken has a knack for cheering up unhappy schol- ars or adding color to dingy surround- ings. Member of Radio Club 2 .... Base- ball 2 .... History Club Steering Com- mittee 4 .... Coin and Stamp Club 4 .... Chess Club 3, 4 .... Library Aid 4 .... plans to enter college next year .... Will- ingness to laugh and be laughed at should enable Ken to go far in any career he chooses. STANLEY j. Koz1oL Tall and easy going, Stan believes in es- tablishing firm and substantial friend- ships. His personality is best described as a combination of poise and agres- siveness .... Considering entering Nichols College for a course in Forestry or a business course in a junior college. ROBERT F . KUCZKA A real outdoorsman, Bob's main inter- ests lie in hunting, trap and skeet shoot- ing and participation in such groups as the Singultary Rod and Gun Club. After high school he plans to enter one of the branches of the service. MICHAEL A. LANAVA A good friend and a reliable worker, Mike can always be depended on to do his best. A bit of a mechanic, he is able to appreciate a good car. Though unable to join any school teams, he enjoys par- ticipating in several sports during his spare time. Mike's future plans include enrollment in a Forestry school after graduation. JAMES A. LAURIE Tall and poised, Jim is quick to smile and anxious to please. Well known for his fine booming voice .... President of Debating Club .... Class Orator for 1965 .... winner in Probus Club Speech contest .... Service Club Essay winner .... member of Mixed Chorus .... Variety Show .... is employed as news broad- caster at a local radio station .... hopes to enter field of Network Radio-T.V. News ..., a great future is in store for this talented fellow. MILDRED D. LEAFSTONE Tiny .... Quiet .... Shy .... Thoughtful .... History Club 2, 3 .... Mildred hopes to become a teacher after graduation from high school. JOSEPH B. LELAND Joe is always friendly, with a ready smile .... athletically inclined .... a talented trumpet player .... Band 2, 3, 4 .... Orchestra 2, 4 .... Dance Band 4 Hockey Team 4 MARK LEVINE Fun-loving, witty .... Mark attended af- ternoon Advanced Biology classes 2, 3 Student Council 2 Green Room Club 4 .... North High Russian Club 4. ZACHARY I. LEVINE Witty .... popular .... always ready with mischievious smile .... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 Dance Band 4 .... Student Council 4, Treasurer 4 .... a folk music fan .... Zach is headed for a career in physics. MERYL LEVITON Meryl is not only clever and witty is also an accomplished clarinetist and oboist. During her high school years Shortie has been a member of the Classical Band and Orchestra and six other bands and orchestras outside of school. She was a class soloist. Meryl plans to attend col- lege and hopes to become an elementary school teacher. STEVEN E. LEVITSKY A popular guy with many varied inter- ests ,... well-liked by his classmates .... sharp dresser .... good tennis player .... Advanced Biology 2, 3 .... Biology Club 3 .... Student Council 3 .... Radio Club 3 .... Pythagoreans 3, 4 .... junior Prom Committee .... Senior Hop Committee 4, Co-chairman .... Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 Steve plans to study medicine after graduation. AMY D. LINDSEY Blonde and lovely .... a winning smile industrious and determined to succeed Amy will continue her education with secretarial studies at the Chandler School for Women in Boston. MICHAEL K. LUBARSKY A lively personality .... good-natured .... Stamp and Coin Club 4 .... History Club 2, 3 .... Advanced Biology Class 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Mike plans to take a pre-Veterinarian course in college. PAUL M. LUKASIEWICZ Paul's time for school activities has been limited by an after-school job. He is a car fan, interested in auto mechanics. He plans to attend the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy next year. JOAN N C. LUPARELLI Soft-spoken .... sincere .... a pleasant personality .... Classic Myths Business Board 4 .... Joann likes dancing and takes classical ballet lessons .... she is interested in a career in nursing. PAUL M. MacDONALD Affable and friendly .... his quick smile and clear wit have gained for him many friends. Paul has proven himself to be a valuable asset to Classical's Hockey Team. Always well-dressed .... good-natured .... dependable .... gregari- ous and fun-loving, but serious about his studies. Hockey 2, 3, 4 .,,. Senior Hop Committee. Paul plans to attend a liberal arts college in the Fall. JANICE M. MacKOUL Vivacious and energetic .... friendly, too .... often the life of a group with her cheerful, radiant smile .... History Club 3, 4 .... Cap and Gown Committee 4 .... Variety Show, Publicity Committee 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... plans to attend Anna Maria College. BRUCE E. MADNICK There is always a sure reward for faith- ful silence. Bruce makes his presence felt through quiet friendliness and ac- tions, rather than words. A member of History Club, Bruce plans a career in electrical engineering. GREGORY C. MAHAN Greg is surely one of this class's out- standing athletes. His activities include: Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, and j.V. Basketball 3. Greg was Co-captain of both the baseball and football teams in his final year and was an All-City football selection two years in a row. He plans to follow his athletic propen- sity and study physical education in college. LESTER M. MALECKI Although a late entry at Classical, Les- ter is active in Radio Club fSecretaryj, Cross-Country, and Outdoor Track Teams. He is also very active in Ex- ploring, where he is Post-President and District Chairman. Friendly and person- able, Lester plans a career in either history teaching or the Air Force. NOAH A. MANDELL Classical's intellectual .... well-read and out-spoken .... determined .... rebel with a cause .... Debating Club 2, 3, 4 .... Coin and Stamp Club 3, President 4 .... History Club 3, 4 Steering Committee 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Green Room Club 3, 4 .... Chess Club 2, 3 .... Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 .... Cross Country 3 .... Senior Play 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Class Pictures Committee 4 .... Co- Chairman, Class Gift Committee .... Classic Myths Literary Board 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board 4. Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation .... Essay Contest Winner .,.. Student Gov- ernment Day, Representative President of Mass. Senate. CHARLENE A. MANGANO Smiles and light-heartedness seem to follow Charlene around Classical's cor- ridors .... History Club 3 .... an after school job prevented her from greater participation in clubs. She plans to con- tinue her education at Worcester junior College, which will be all the merrier for her presence. JAMES R. MATHESON Mild temperament and a pleasing per- sonality .... likeable .... good sense of humor .... Golf Team 2, 3, 4 .... French Club 2, 3, 4 .... Radio Club 4 .... Jim plans to continue his education at Mount Allison University in eastern Canada. THOMAS J. MATTIMORE Lean in stature but large in accomplish- ment, Tom's reticence serves only to accentuate the acuteness of his observa- tions. His numerous prizes and activi- ties include: Orchestra 2, 3, 4 .... Golf 3, 4 .... ARGUS Business Board 4 .... Green Room Club 4 .... History Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Harvard Book Prize 3 .... National Merit Finalist .... Dedication Committee .... Editor of Classic Myths .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 ARGUS Literary Board 4. DIANA L. MAYER An active member of the History Club. Diana also serves as a dietary aide at St. Vincent's Hospital and is a member of the Girls' Club. She plans to study Business Administration at Quinsiga- mond Community College. NICHOLAS C. MAZANITIS Not very talkative but always very friendly, Nicholas's chief interests are guitar and tennis. His future plans in- clude attending an engineering school. JOSEPH F. MCCLUSKY Although seemingly nonchalant, Joe's friends know him to be sharp, active, and alert. A member of the Spanish Club, Joseph has his eyes wide-open and focused on a career in the Air Force. MICHAELA H. MCGRATH Her demure smile and quiet, sincere friendliness radiate warmth wherever she goes .... Student Council 2 .... Michaela plans to enter Worcester State College in the Fall. JEAN T. MCINTYRE Friendly .,.. personable .... poised .... well dressed ..,. attractive .... jean enjoys swimming and sailing. She hopes to continue her education at Chamberlayne junior College. CAROL A. MCLAUGHLIN A pert young lady .... always ready with a cheerful hi .... always smiling well dressed .... a busy outside schedule, including a part-time job, has kept Carol from participating in as many school activities as she would like. She plans to further her education after high school. JOHN G. MCPHILLIPS jack is tall and happy-go-lucky. He can almost always be found drawing cartoons on the back of his Biology assignment .... Green Room Club 3 .... Biology Club 3 His plans for the future are indefin- ite as yet. DELINA M . MERCHANT Dark eyes and hair .... sweet-natured .... quiet .... friendly .... soft-spoken .... De- lina has come to us from Commerce where she was active in the History Club and Band .... She plans to pursue a post-graduate course next year and will later enroll at Quinsigamond Commun- ity College or Salter Secretarial School. JAMES R. METZLER James is a quiet and friendly senior, who is interested in music and sports. He is a talented musician and is a mem- ber of the American Guild of Organists. james will matriculate at Boston Uni- versity next fall. .IUDITH A. MICHAUD Cheerful and gay .... witty .... fun-loving vibrant talkative and friendly to all .... History Club 2, 3, 4 .... Biology Club 2, 5, 4 .... Aletheia Literary So- ciety 2, 3 .... Judy manages to fit a part-time job into her busy schedule .... She will further her education at Salter Secretarial School. THOMAS E. MIGLIORELLI Quiet .... conscientious student .... sincere dependable friend interests include reading and sports .... an out-of-school job keeps Tom busy .... He plans to enter Worcester State College in the fall under the liberal arts program. DEBRA MILLER Petite and pretty ..,. her dark, shiny hair is always neat .... invariably a fash- ion-plate, even on Monday mornings .... History Club 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .... Debating Club 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Deb plans to be a teacher. DEBRA MILLER Sparkling .... vibrant .... full of life .... one of Classical's Debbie Millers .... her ready smile wins her many friends History Club 2, 3, 4 School Rep- resentative of Service Club Essay Con- test 2 .... Debbie plans to prepare for a career in teaching or social work at Anna Maria College. MICHAEL N. MILLER Friendly, quiet, with a good sense of humor ..,, A topflight tennis player, Mike participated in the National junior Tennis Championships last year. Tennis Team 2, 3, Co-captain 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... French Club 3, 4. ALAN L. MINTZ Alan is an active and scholarly senior. He is a member of the Argus Literary Board and treasurer of the Classical Debating Club. His motto is Gaudea- mus igitur, iuvenes dum sumusf' PAULA A. MISKINIS Keen-witted and fun-loving - blonde hair .... always seen wearing a smile .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Aletheia 4 .... Variety Show 4 Costume Committee 4 Classic Myths Business Board .... Variety Show Advertising Committee 4 .... In spite of her busy schedule, Paula Works part- time. She plans to become an executive secretary. JOANNE Mrrsrs Quiet .... reserved .... well-liked .... stu- dious .... unassuming .... Field Hockey 2 .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 .... History Club 3 .... Joanne hopes to attend Quinsigamond Com- munity College in the fall. SUSAN J. Mous Sparkling blue eyes and lovely blonde hair .... she is a unique combination of poise, intelligence and quiet charm. A flair for fashion is shown in her beauti- ful wardrobe. Student Council 2 .... Tennis 2 .... History Club 3 .... Girls Glee Club 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Choralettes 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Co- chairman Cap and Gown Committee. Sue plans a career in Elementary Edu- cation. CON STAN CE M. MORANG Friendly .... personable .... sincerely in- terested in the well-being of others ..,. Connie enjoys drawing and painting, is an avid reader, and has many interests outside of school. PAUL A. MORRONE Quiet .... friendly .... a good sense of humor .... Paul played on the Golf Team in his Junior and Senior years, and is also interested in football and bowling. He hopes to attend the Woi'cestei' In- dustrial Technical Institute and become a draftsman. JEROME S. MORSE Always ready to give encouragement to others .... a hearty laugh and a conscien- tious interest in his studies make jerry a popular member of our class .... De- bating Club 2 .... Argus Literary Board 3, 4 .... History Club 3, Steering Com- mittee 4 .... Green Room Club 3, 4 .... Senior Play 3, 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4, Business Manager 4 .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 .... Picture Committee .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... jerry hopes to gain a law background at a liberal arts college, and to become a practicing at- torney or a professor of law. ,. ROBERT L. MOYER Bobby lent his talent to every major Green Room production, to the delight of the audience. He is vitally interested in politics and world affairs. An obliging and sincere friend, Bob can always be counted on in a pinch. Look for him in Worceste1 s new Library. Green Room Club 2, 3, 4 .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Senior Play 2, 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4. JOYCE MURPHY Personable .... a girl with sparkling eyes and a cheery smile ,... well dressed .... in her years at Classical, Joyce has gain- ed for herself a host of friends. She hopes to continue her education after graduation. ' KATHLEEN F. MURPHY Gregarious .... talkative .... personable always has a friendly smile Bas- ketball 2 .... Varsity Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Kathy plans to continue her education at Becker junior College. GEORGE J. MUSZALSKI Quiet .... studious .... friendly .... affable George came to Classical after his sophomore year at St. Mary's High. His plans for the future include a college education. RICHARD F. NADOW jovial and quick to make friends, Richie has been a well-known and faithful spectator at Classical's athletic contests Senior Hop Committee plans to attend Worcester State College and be- come an elementary school teacher. LOIS B. NAPOLI Personable .... sincere .... studious .... Lois's Quiet and unassuming manner has won her many friends at Classical Tennis 2 History Club 3 Spanish Club 4 .... plans to attend Wor- cester State College. ELISABETH S. N ARCUS A girl with a deep sense of responsibil- ity, Lissa is sincere in all her undertak- ings .... warm personality and understand- ing manner .... Biology Club 3, 4 .... History Club 3, Steering Committee 4 Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 Cap and Gown Committee. Lissa will enter a liberal arts college in the Fall where she will major in Kindergarten- Elementary Teaching. CAROL S. NAUM Soft-spoken, amiable .... Carol has a winning smile for everyone. Biology Club 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board. Carol plans to attend Worcester State College next Fall. CLARISSA A. NIGRO Quiet .... sensitive .... Criss is very tal- ented. She writes beautiful poetry and draws equally as well .... a real individu- alist .... Junior Prom Committee 3 .... Argus Literary Board 3, 4 .... Argus Art Staff 4 .... History Club 4 .... Co- chairman, Senior Publicity Committee. She plans to study art in college. SUSAN L. N IMAN Gregarious ,... always ready with a smile and a hello .... Sue seems to know everyone .... always busy with something ....ready to pitch in and help Field Hockey 2 .... Basketball 2, 4 .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 ..., French Club 3 .... His- tory Club 3, 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Green Room Club 4 .... Co-chairman, Senior Photography Committee. She plans to major in political science or physical education. After college she hopes to enter the Peace Corps. ILENE S. NODELMAN Very pretty .... Ilene brightens up any room. She's full of life and full of fun a bubbling personality and a continu-V al smile .... History Club 3, 4 .... Cap and Gown Committee. Ilene plans to be an elementary school teacher. SALLY J. NORDSTROM Very popular .... Sally is full of spirit, pep, and exuberance .... friendly, out- going, and at the same time truly sincere .... always has a nice word for everyone .... Girls' Glee Club 3 .... His- tory Club 3, 4 .... Spanish Club Presi- dent 4 ..., Student Council 4 .... Co- chairman, Class Day Committee., She plans to attend college and hopes to enter the foreign service. PAUL V. NORKEVICIUS Quiet .... hard-working .... a good stu- dent .... always friendly and polite. Paul has spent his after school hours this year working at St. Vincent's Hospital. He will attend Worcester Polytechnic Institute and will study chemical en- gineering. Variety Show 2 .... Horace Mann 2 .... Student Council 4 .... Senior Hop Committee. SYDNEY L. NORMAN Dependable .... industrious .... Syd has an easy-going nature .... popular with his classmates .... Student Council 2 .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 4 .... Christmas Play 2, 4 .... Senior Play 3 .... Senior Class Gift Committee. He will enter the University of Massachusetts in the fall and plans to major in math or science. ELIZABETH S. OGINSKY Serious .... sincere .... very intelligent .... a dedicated worker .... Liz is a warm person and a wonderful friend .... De- bating Club 2 .... Aletheia Literary So- ciety 2, 4 .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 3 Girls' Chorus 3 Advanced Biology Class 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board Argus Business Board 4 Class Day Committee. Liz intends to study Social Sciences at Pembroke. NEIL P. O'LEARY Neil is one of the finest tennis players to emerge from Classical in recent years. His transfer from South High after his sophomore year was one of the big reasons for the team's success in the past two seasons. He is not only one of the top city players, but he also ranks high in New England. Neil hopes to continue playing tennis in college, where he plans to study law .... Varsity Tennis 3, Co-captain 4. ROBERT H. O'NEAL Friendly .... pleasant .... likeable .... sports-minded .... j.V. Football 2 .... J. V. Basketball 3 .... Varsity Football 4. Bob is interested in science and plans to study electronics after high school. JOSEPH D. ORTMAN joe is interested in sports, particularly football. Personable and an interested student, he is forever enjoying life. Joe hopes to study in Boston next year at the New England Institute of Embalm- ing. PETER D. OSTROW Peter is an excellent student, particularly in English. He is interested in classical music, and is a talented musician him- self. Although quiet, he has a hidden talent for dramatics .... Band 2, 3, 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Argus Literary Board 4 .... Senior Motto Committee. Peter intends to further his education at a liberal arts college. ELAINE H. PACEK Quiet .... unassuming .... long, blond hair .... Elaine is a spirited student with a friendly smile .... Girls' Basketball 2, 4 .... Aletheia 3, 4 .... History Club 3, Steering Committee 4 .,., French Club 4. Elaine hopes to be a psychologist. JOEL P. PALLEY Congenial .... always ready with a pleas- ant greeting .... dependable and conscien- tious .... has many outside interests .... Pythagoreans 4 .... Debating Club 2, 4 'French 'Club 2 Joel plans to con- tinue his education at University of Massachusetts. He is interested in math and in economics. JAMES PAPP.-ts Although he is quiet in public, those who know Jim know him to be very friendly and outgoing. An after school job has prevented his participation in club activities, but he is a true Tiger. He plans to attend a business school next year. SANDRA C. PARKMAN Sweet and shy .... affable .... our European traveler .... History Club 3, 4 .... Sandy plans to teach on the secondary level. JOSEPH A. PAULIUKONIS Friendly and easy-going .... affable .... usually seen in the company of several friends .... Variety Show 2 .... Joe is in- terested in pharmacy and would like to attend Massachusetts College of Phar- macy. HARRY C. PAYNE Red hair, blue eyes, and a charming smile .... stands out in any crowd .... in- telligent .... has a flair for writing .... Golf Team 2, 3, 4 .... Student Council 2 .... Debating Club 2, 3, 4 .... Ski Club 2 .... Argus Literary Board 3, 4 .... As- sistant Editor of Classic Myths .... Mc- Kinley Book Prize 3 .... National Merit Letter of Commendation .... Graduation Speaker .... Hank would like to major in political science. NANCY S. PILIBOSIAN Always lively .... forever grinning .... Nancy's animation is contagious .... she'S usually seen knitting .... Orchestra 2 .... Band 2 .... Tennis 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 3 .... Classic Myths Business Staff. Nancy plans to continue her education at Worcester junior College, then go on to a liberal arts college as a major in sci- ence. JOHN A. PIPIRAS Pip will always be liked because of his unassuming but outgoing friendli- ness. He has participated in the Variety Show, and 150 lb., j.V., and Varsity Football. Practical and industrious, he plans a career in the field of Biology. KAREN D. PLOTKIN Always cheerful and friendly .... attrac- tive .... well-groomed .... a good friend active in BBYO where she has achieved distinction as regional presi- dent .... Aletheia 2 3, Auditor 4 .... Karen plans a career in either social work or in pre-primary education. KATHLEEN A. POCE Known to her many friends as Kathy .... soft spoken but talkative and full of fun .... a warm smile for everyone whom she meets .... always ready to lend a helping hand .... Kathy plans to become a surgical technician .... Certain to succeed in anything that she does .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3 .... Choralettes 2, 3 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3 .... Debating Club 2 .... Art and Publicity Committee 4. BARBARA M. POLOMSKI Barbara came to Classical in her junior year from St. Mary's where she was active in the Glee Club and Student Council .... Her warm, likeable person- ality has won her many friends here at Classical .... cheerful .... sweet .... pretty She hopes to further her education at Worcester State College. JANIS G. POWERS Janis' amiability and genuine friendli- ness are combined with her good looks rarely seen without Sue Doherty French Club 2, Vice-President 3 .... Girls' Chorus 3 .... Student Council 2, 3 .... History Club 3, Vice-President 4, Steering Committee 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board. PATRICIA M. RAINIS Always polite .... soft spoken .... friendly attitude .,.. has a wide variety of inter- ests including skiing and judo .... Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4 .... Tennis 2 .... Biol- ogy Club 2, 3 .... History Club 2, 3 .... Varsity Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Pat intends to enroll at Worcester State College in the fall. ROBERT RAPPAPORT Fun-loving .... outgoing personality .... individualistic tendencies .... even dis- position .... History Club 4 .... Debating Club 4 .... Robbie's future plans are still indefinite. GERALD M. ROBBINS Quiet .... conscientious and talented musician ,... good-natured .... sincere .... History Club 3, 4 .... Chess Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 4 .... Gerry expects to study engineering after graduation. MARJORIE K. ROME Long brown hair and beautiful green eyes .... very individualistic .... a dedi- cated worker and a sincere friend .... an avid surfer .... also loves to roller skate .... a real live wird .... History Club 3 .... Cafeteria Work 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 3 .... Margie's plans for the future are still undecided. LINDA S. ROSE Talkative .... generally full of spirit .... considerate .... ready with a friendly grin Aletheia 3 Spanish Club 4 Girls' Chorus 4 .... Linda plans to fur- ther her education at Mount Ida Jun- ior College and to become a medical secretary. JOEL D. ROSEN Inclined to be pensive .... extremely con- fident .... always ready for action .... Debating Club 2 .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 4 .... ARGUS Literary Board 3, Co-Editor 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Senior Play 2, 3 .... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... All- City Chorus 2, 3, 4 .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 .... Class Day Committee .... Na- tional Merit Finalist .... Beyond attend- ing college Joel's plans are indefinite. DAVID P. ROSENBAUM Dark-haired and neat .,,. casual manner plenty of vitality well-liked by all those who know him .... History Club 2 .... Dave is undecided as far as the future is concerned. SUSAN ROSENBERG Gay .... quiet .... loves music .... very creative .... well-known for her pranks Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 3, President 4 .... Choralettes 3, 4 .... Secretary of the Music Department 4 Biology Club 4 Classic Myths Art Staff .... Sue plans to enter the field of commercial art. BEVERLY A. ROSS Big smile .... beaming appearance and personality .... ability to see through people .... soft spoken .... Her expres- sions seem to convey more than her words .... She has the necessary outlook and vigor that will be of great value to her in life. History Club 3, 4. Bev's vocational preference is teaching. JAMES V. ROSSI Jim is always the life of wherever he goes. Whether he is the star or the goat, he is still appreciated. He has and will continue to make many friends. Though sometimes lighthearted, Jim can also be serious and has applied himself ade- quately at Classical. His future plans are undecided. JOAN M. ROUGEMONT Soft-spoken .,.. quiet .... tall and at- tractive .... very diligent .... sincere .... industrious .... joan is always sure of what she is doing and why she is doing it .... History Club 3 .... joan's vocation- al choice is nursing. JOANN M. RUSSELL Cute as a Button .... Buttons prove that nice things come in small packages Spanish Club, Secretary 4 History Club 4 .... Senior Prom Committee .... Classic Myths Business Board .... She plans to attend Worcester State to pre- pare for a career in elementary school teaching. THOMAS W. RUSZALA Versatile athlete .... a valuable asset to any team .... Tom has good looks coupl- ed with a quick sense of humor .... easy-going and unassuming .... His win- ning personality is readily seen by his wide circle of friends .... Varsity Basket- ball 3 .... Varsity Football 4 .... Indoor Track Team .... Co-captain 4 .... Out- door Track Team 4 .... Variety Show 4 Pythagoreans 3 Radio Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, 4. Tom plans to at- tend the New York Maritime College next fall. ROCHELLE RUTMAN Pleasing personality .... well-mannered amicable optimistic outlook on life .... Aletheia 2, 3, 4 .... Girls' Basket- ball Team 2, 3, 4 .... Tennis Team 4 .... History Club 2, 3, Steering Committee 4 .... ,Spanish Club 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... Rochelle is inter- ested in becoming a psychologist. KAREN SQ SACHS Lively and talkative .... always ready with a mischievous smile .... petite .... a special talent for music .... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... Girls' Chorus 3, 4 .... hopes to attend a junior college in the fall. NORMA JEAN SADOWSKY Long brown hair and a twinkling smile Normajean has kept up a wide variety of interests throughout school .... Ad- vanced Biology 3 .... History Club Steering Committee 3, 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Cafeteria Work 3, 4 .... Choralettes 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... Girls' Glee Club 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board .... She hopes to attend college in preparation for a career as a medical technologist. RHONDA SALITSKY A friendly and sincere personality .... easy to get along with .... always with a ready smile .... Student Council 2, 3 History Club 3, 4 Debating Club 4 .... Spanish Club 3 .... Rhonda hopes to attend either Boston University or University of Massachusetts in the fall. JAMES V. SALVIDIO, JR. Carefree .... happy .... cheerful .... mis- leadingly quiet personality which hides a good sense of humor .... ready to help everyone .... an after school job prevented jim from participating in after school activities. DEAN F. SANBORN Everyone at Classical owes Dean a vote of thanks of his selfless contribution of his time and electrical equipment to our variety shows. With his great skills and beaming smile Dean is sure to succeed at a technical school next year where he plans to further his education. RICHARD C. SANDLER Popular, energetic, and talented .... re- sponsible for having given us many en- joyable hours of entertainment with the Green Room Club and in many capaci- ties with the Variety Show .... Niagara Fallsg slowly I turned step by step, inch by inch .... dependable and determined Green Room Club 2, 5, 4 ,... Presi- dent 5 .... Senior Play 2, 5, 4 .... Variety Show 2, 5, 4 .... Director 4 .... Band 2, 5, 4 .... Orchestra 2, 5, 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 ..., A college education is in Rick's future with a background in the liberal arts. MAUREEN E. SAWYER Quiet and unassuming .... because of an after school job, has limited activities .... likes to photograph nature and listen to classical music in her spare moments hopes to further her education after graduation. THOMAS A. SCHNARE Tom's friendliness and pleasant person- ality have won for him many friends .... always a cheerful smile .... skiing, base- ball, football, and bowling among favor- ite sports .... also enjoys reading in his spare time .... History Club 2, 5 .... Pythagoreans 2, 5 .... junior Varsity Baseball 2, 5. ROBERT A. SCHULTZ Smooth and good looking, Bob is al- ways quick with a smile. His self-as- surance and winning personality mark him as a capable leader. A member of the Band 2, 5, 4 .... Golf Team 2, 5, 4 Pythagoreans 5, 4 Student Council 4 .... Bob plans to attend Lehigh Uni- versity Business School. LORRAIN E K. SCRICCO Personable .... an infectious laugh .... sparkling green eyes .... Lorraine served on the Classic Myths Business Board and plans to attend Marjorie Webster College in the Fall. BRYAN SEAVEY Water skiing, football, basketball, base- ball, bowling, and golf are Bryan's favorites. Good natured and eager to help, he always manages to make his presence felt. His future plans include either a two year course at Boys' Trade in cabinet making or entrance into the service. CAROL A. SEEGA Exceptional good looks and an abund- ance of talent mark Carol for future success. Always well-dressed and well- groomed .... Is known throughout the school for her imaginative art work. A member of the Argus Art Staff .... Year- book Art Staff .... involved with the art publicity of the variety show. She plans to develop her talents in an art school after graduation. IUSTINE SHEA A ready smile and lively personality dis- tinguish Justine. She was in the History Club for two years, and plans to go to hairdressing school after graduation from Classical .... Classic Myths Business Board. MICHAEL D. SHERIDAN Michael played varsity basketball and baseball before transferring to Classical. He has had little time for school activi- ties since coming here since he has an after-school job. An affable fellow whose future success seems sure. GEORGE W. SHERMAN Sherm, a likable fellow with a broad grin, was on the Indoor Track Team, Outdoor Track Team, Cross-Country, and Varsity Baseball Teams as a sopho- more. He plans to attend Worcester State College, where he will major in business administration. ALAN B. SHERR Alan has been in the Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, All-City Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Pythagoreans 3, Variety Show 3, 4, Chairman of Senior Prom Committee and on the Track Team 3. He is bright -and popular, and as well known for his way with a guitar as for his energy in school activities. Al plans a future in engineering or the sciences. JOSEPH A. SHILANSKY Clean-cut .... handsome .... amicable .... Joe is infamously renowned for his squeaky voice. His personality, however, does not squeak and he is at home in any company .... Golf Team 3, 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... joe plans to make teaching or aeronautics his vocational field. DOROTHEA SHOCAS Always has a smile .... sincere .... charm- ing .... irresistable .... Dotty is liked by everyone .... Student Council 2, 3, 4 History Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 4 .... Senior Gift Committee .... Variety Show Costume Committee 4 .... Variety Show Publicity Committee 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board 4 .... Biology Club 4. Teaching is what Dotty wishes to make her vocation. SUSAN B. SIGEL Lovely .... likable .... loquacious .... very sympathetic toward others .... en- gaging personality .... avid letter writer Susan is very interested in people and has been of great interest herself to othrs, Spanish Club 4 .... History Club 3 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .... Susan wants to be an elementary school teacher. LINDA A. SIMOKONIS Petite .... quiet .... sympathetic and un- derstanding of others .... sincere .... well-balanced .... very charming and witty .... Biology Club 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Classic Myths Business Board Linda wants to become a teacher. WILLIAM H. SMITH Generally high-spirited, with a look of mischief in his eyes .... Ted is bound to liven up any gathering .... Ski Club 2 j.V. Baseball 2 j.V. Football 2 Basketball, Manager 4 Band 2, 3 Variety Show Backstage Committee 4 ..., Ted will take the pre-dental course at Saint Anselm's College. RACHEL A. SORIN Quiet, sweet and smiling .... soft-spoken French Club 2 Biology Club 3 History Club 3, 4 .... Senior Prom Com- mittee 4 .... Rachel likes music and plays piano .... she wishes to attend Hebrew Teachers' College in Boston. NANCY S. STARR Exuberant and cheerful, that's Nancy .... always ready with a funny line .... a veritable shining Starr .... Aletheia 4 .... Spanish Club 4 ..,. A part-time job kept Nancy from participating in extra-cur- ricular activities in her sophomore and junior years .... She plans to continue her education after graduation. ROBERT J. STATKUS Although shy and unassuming, those who know Bob agree that he is a loyal friend .... good natured .... likeable .... athletic .... Varsity Football 2, 3 .... He plans to attend Worcester junior College in the fall. LINDA M. STEWART Talkative .... breezy .... a bubbly per- sonality and a bright smile are two of Linda's many fine characteristics .... History Club 3 .... Spanish Club 4. Linda plans to attend Quinsigamond Commun- ity College next fall where she will pursue a career as an executive secre- tary. KENNETH W. STIDSEN, JR. Rugged .... unassuming .... Ken possesses a wide, warm grin which is always in use ..., quite and reserved until you get to know him .... capable athlete .... Var- sity Football 2, 4 .... J.V. Baseball 2, 3 Student Council 2 Ken hopes to pursue a career in engineering after graduation. TERRY J. STIFFLE Although coming to Classical in her senior year has limited her outside ac- tivites, Terry's bubbling personality and vivacious charm have won her many friends here. Can usually be found talk- ing .... always smiling .... beautiful red hair .... always neatly dressed .... She plans to enter Beth Israel Hospital Ecliool of Nursing in New York in the a l. JOHN R. STONE John is quiet, easy going with a good sense of humor ,... carefree .... enjoys playing hockey .... He hopes to attend Worcester Industrial Technical Institute next year. NANCY R. STONE Petite and pretty .... Nancy has a sunny disposition and a radiant smile. A sin- cere personality and an understanding manner have won her many friends at Classical. Her wardrobe reflects her flair for style, an asset which is also evident in her art work. History Club 2, 3, 4 .... After school, Nancy works as a nurse's aide, and she plans to make this interest her career. LEE STRELETSKY Slender .... petite .... plenty of pep .... friendliness is, one of the major points of her warm and pleasing personality J.V. Tennis Team 2 Aletheia Literary Society 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Steering Committee 3 .,.. Biology Club 3 .... Variety Show 4 .... Lee hopes to attend college and become a medical secretary. JUDITH A. SULLIVAN Captivating manner .... effective in her quiet way .... Judy is always ready to lend assistance to a friend in need .... History Club 3, 4 .... Field Hockey 4 Varsity Club 4 Judy is a prospec- tive art major .... She plans to attend junior college before transfering to a state college. ROBERT M. SULLIVAN Although small in stature, Sully is great in personality and athletic ability happy-go-lucky mischievous always friendly .... a great shot on the basketball court. Student Council 2, 3 J. V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 .... Varsity Basketball 3, 4 .... Class Day Committee .... Spanish Club 4. Sully plans to enter St. Anselm's College in the fall. DONALD F. SVEDINE Personable and good-natured .... very much at home with a tennis racket in hand .... a picture of non-chalance on the court and in the classroom .... one of the most agreeably dispositioned stu- dents at Classical .... Biology Club 2 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Baseball 2 .... Don hopes to attend the University of Connecticut and major in Business Administration. ROBERT W. SWAN Quiet till you get to know him .... al- ways looking for fun .... cute .... quick to blush .... big grin .... library worker .... Chess Club 2 .... History 3, 4 .... - Bob plans a future in psychology or social work. MARILYN S. SWARTZ Marilyn is one of those talented people whose versatility is shown every day in a different way. Her great acting abil- ity is well-known at Classical-who will ever forget the professional flair she added to Green Room presentations? Poise, thoughtful intelligence, and a sincere interest in so many things are all part of our future Ethel Barrymore Green Room 2, 3, Vice-president 4 Band 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Variety Show 2, 3, .... Senior Play 2, 3, 4 .... Dedication Committee Co-Chairman .... Student Council 3 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Probus Club Oratory Winner, 1964 .... School winner, American Legion Oratory, 1965 Marilyn hopes to attend a liberal arts college, majoring in either the theater or law. MIRIAM S. SWARTZ Mimi loquacious personality plus .... a joy to be with .... always the center of fun .... Biology Club 2 .... Aletheia 2, 3 .... Argus Business Board 2, 3 .... Tennis 2, 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Spanish Club 4 .... Senior Prom Committee .... Classic Myths Business Board 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... a future elementary school teacher. TIMOTHY E. SWEENEY, II Timmy .... sharp dresser .... a good friend .... cute .... always a good word for someone .... clever .... friendly .... Baseball 2, 3, Co-captain 4 .... Hockey 2, 3 .... Norwich awaits him. SUSAN A. SWENSON Susie .... nice clothes .... witty .... full of fun .... effervescent .... History Club Steering Committee 4 Spanish Club 4 .... French Club 2 .... Variety Show 4, Mistress of Ceremonies .... Dedication Committee 4 .... Sue plans a career in teaching. RONALD A. SWIDLER Quick wit .... infectious laugh .... avid sports fan .... easy going .... school mes- senger .... Biology Club 2, 3 .,.. History Club 2, 3, 4 .... Basketball manager 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Classical Myths Business Board. Ronny plans to attend Quinsigamond Community College. where he will prepare for a career in secondary school teaching. SHARON A. TAGMAN Fiery .... Volatile .... speaks perfect long hair .... eager to make friends .... bowling enthusiast .... always laughing the bakery Filene's a future Salter's girl. JOHN J. TAGUE Quiet .... friendly .... good-looking .... john played on the Hockey Team in his senior year. He hopes to enter the seminary after graduation. LUCIEN J. TEIG Fiery .... Volatile .... speaks perfect French-English .... voracious science reader .... great sense of humor .... Lucien is one of those few people who can take joking or criticism with a smile Chess Club 3, 4 Debating Club 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3.4. He wants to be- come a physicist. SYLVIA A. THAMEL Love of fun and life .... Her friendly and sincere manner to everyone has won her a host of friends .... inclined toward the sport of skiing, she has disovered its drawbacks .... Aletheia 3, 4 .... Argus Literary Board 3, 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Office Girl 3, 4 .... Biology Club 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Senior Dedication Committee .... Variety Show 4 .... Sylvia plans to further her education at a liberal arts college. JAMES W. THARP Ambitious .... amiable .... determination coupled with an industrious nature will surely bring success .... an after-school job occupies a good deal of Jim's time His choice is Northeastern Insti- tute of Technology. GALE M . THURSTON A vivacious and energetic Vice Presi- dent .... a delightful combination of charm, wit, and personality .... true Classical Spirit .... Senior Class Vice President .... J. V. Basketball 2, Co- Captain 2 .... Field Hockey 2 .... Var- sity Club 2, 3 .... Cheerleader 3, 4 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Secretary 4, .... Junior Prom Committee 3 .... Gradua- tion Usher, 3 .... Student Council 4, Vice President 4 .... Classic Myths Liter- ary Board 4 .... Variety Show 3, 4 .... Gale's interest in social work and psy- chology will be furthered at a liberal arts college. DAVID M. TINSLEY Friendly .... easy to get along with .... well-known and liked .... Dave's witty and candid remarks have helped to keep things lively at Classical .... an effective combination of scholastic zeal and ath- letic ability .... 150-lb. Football 2, Var- sity Football 3 .... Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Debating Club 2, 3, 4 History Club 5, 4 .... Pythagoreans 4 Stamp and Coin Club 4 .... Argus Business Board 4 .... Dedication Committee .... Dave plans to take a pre-medical course in college. CANDACE E. TOMASINO Lively and loquacious .... congenial .... ambitious .... Biology Club 3 .... Con- sistent with her talent, Candy is plan- ning a career as a beautician. ELIZABETH C. TREISTER A unique combination of happy effer- vescence and serious ambition .... Betti is a treasured friend of many at Classical known for her lively comments and witty sense of humor .... beautiful blonde hair .... Aletheia 2, 3 Secretary 4 .... Spanish Club 3 .... History Club 3 .... Argus Business Board 3, Co-manager 4 Senior Hop Committee Betti will major in either social work or elemen- tary education at a liberal arts college. JEAN P. TYBOROWSKI Effervescent personality .... a warm smile and a cheery hello for everyone .... a new face at Classical this year .... has attended schools in Alaska and Indiana. Outside of school, Pat has worked as a switchboard operator at local radio sta- tions .... Future plans include a career in elementary education. GERALD P. USTAITIS A quiet, reserved appearance hides a mischievous air .... personable and friendly .... free and easy in thought and action .... Although he leaves Classical unheralded, Gerry leaves secure in the knowledge that he will be remembered by his large circle of friends .... Outside jobs have prevented Gerry from par- ticipating in school activities. JULIE-ANN E. USTIN Popular, winsome, affable .... extremely likeable girl .... has a flair for art. Ski Club 2 .... Biology Club 2 .... History Club 3, 4 .... Office Girl 4 .... Senior Class Art 8: Publicity Committee .... Classic Myths Literary Board .... Argus Art Staff 4 .... Julie plans to attend an art school in the Fall. RAYMOND V. VASYS Quiet .... Amiable .... Ray enjoys archery and swimming .... belongs to Mass. Field Archery Assoc. .... Plans to study at St. Vincent's Hospital for a career as a medical technician. ELAINE R. VERSTEIN A pleasant smile and a friendly manner charming and cheerful eager and ambitious .... a talented dancer .... Elaine plans to attend a business school to prepare for a career as a medical secre- tary. PHYLLIS R. WENDORFF Shy and modest .... A girl with a great smile .... A loyal friend .... French Club 2 .... Aletheia 2 .... History Club 3, 4 Phyllis hopes to become a teacher in the future. CARLTON D. WENNERBERG Carl has those typically Swedish looks - tall, blonde and very handsome .... Well-known for his athletic prowess .... especially proficient in basketball .... a sweet smile that is too rarely seen .... Football 4 .... Baseball 2, 3, 4 .... Bas- ketball 2, 3, Captain 4 .... Variety Show 4 .... Carl plans a career as a physical education teacher. JOSEPH C. WHEELER A smiling, good natured fellow .... popular with his classmates and teach- ers .... interested in sports .,.. Library Club 2, 3 .... History Club 4 .... Junior Varsity Baseball 4 .... Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. joe plans to make a career of teaching. JOSEPH WIDOFF .Ioe's dark and pensive look hides his sparkling personality from those who do not know him .... a serious student in class, garrulous and full of fun outside he has been a member of the French Club 2 ..,. Mixed Chorus 4 ..,. Variety Show 4 ..., Senior Class Motto Commit- tee Co-chairman .... Classic Myths Lit- erary Board .... joe plans to enter a liberal arts school where he will major in government or history. MERYL A. WEIN ER Good-matured and talkative .... enthusi- astic and energetic .... Meryl belonged to both the Spanish and History Clubs in her senior year .... She is interested in weaving and reading .... Because Meryl likes to work with children, she plans to major in elementary education after graduation from a liberal arts college. EVA C. WEISSMAN A demure smile .... a warm, quiet, friendly nature ..,. Eva plans to attend a State college and have a career in teach- ing .... Her activities at Classical include Debating 2 ..., Aletheia 2, 3, 4 .... French Club 4 .... History Club 3. ELAINE M . WHEAT Sparkling eyes .... interested in sports .... Elaine's infectious laugh has brightened the corridors of Classical ..,. Girls' Bas- ketball 2, 3 .... Ski Club 2 .... Biology Club 2 .... History Club 3 .... Elaine's plans for the future are still indefinite. HOWARD W. WILSON Good-natured and easy-going Howie is well-liked by his classmates .... a sin- cere friend .... History Club 2, 3 .... 150-l'b. Football 2 .... Outdoor Track Team 3, 4 .... he hopes to continue his studies at Boston University. CAROL B. WITKIN Sparkling eyes and a warm, friendly smile .... known for her good sense of humor .... can usually be seen laughing very neat always fun to be with Student Council 2 .... Biology Club 2, 3 French Club 2 History Club 3, 4 .... Steering Committee 4 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 4 .... Spanish Club 4 Carol hopes for a career in ele- mentary education. LAWRENCE A. WITKIN Sincere, amicable, conscientious .... es- pecially active in music organizations .... Larry is a national officer of his fratern- ity. Band 2, 3 4 .... Orchestra 2, 3 4 .... jazz Band 4 .... Mixed Chorus 4 .... All-State Orchestra 4 .... All-District Orchestra 3, 4 .... All-City Orchestra Bc Band 2, 3, 4 .... History Club 4 .... Clas- sic Myths Business Board. ,IOYCE H. WOLFE Very attractive .... bright eyes .... quiet manner .... has a talent for dancing and drama .... Joyce plans a career as an executive secretary. CAROLYN H. WOLK A pleasing personality and a sweet smile good humored lively conscien- tious .... an after school iob has kept Carolyn from participating in many school activities. She hopes to attend Anna Maria College. RALPH WYMAN A beautiful singing voice is only one of Ralph's attributes .... he is friendly, fun- loving, and full of life .... his combina- tion of quick wit and handsome appear- ance have won him many friends .... working after school has prevented Ralph from joining as many clubs as he would like .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4 .... District Chorus 3 .... Spanish Club 3 .... He plans to enter into the field of social work. RAYMOND A. YASKIS Fair haired, and fair skinned .... Ray is an active member of the class .... he has that certain sensitivity which all good artists must have. Everyone in the class is fond of him .... especially the female members .... Cross Country 2 .... Indoor Track 2 .... Outdoor Track 2 .... History Club 4 .... Senior Prom Committee .... Yearbook Art Staff. JAMES P. YESS Although rather small, Jim has made basketball his main activity .... he dresses smartly and is very cordial to all he meets. j.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4 .... Cross Country Track CHRIS JAMES You can always spot Chris and a flock of his admirers in front of the bulletin board between periods. Tall, amiable, and easy going, Chris owes much of his popularity to his ready smile, warm greeting, and sincere interest in those around him. Chess Club 2, 3, 4. Chris is an avid ski enthusiast. EDWARD E. GEORGE Quiet and serious .... Ed is a sincere and loyal friend .... excels in math .... he enjoys playing football, basketball, hoc- key, and sailing at Regatta Point. Ed hopes to become a chemical engineer. ELIZABETH J. ISAAC Elizabeth is a talented and creative lass whose interests include art, dancing, and swimming. With a quick smile and pleasing personality she's sure to make friends where ever she goes. Elizabeth plans to study at the Worcester Art Museum after graduation. WILLIAM M. PUGLIESE, JR. Well-liked by all who know him, Wil- liam's cheif interests are construction and guitar. His future plans are set either on attending Worcester Industri- al Technical Institute or joining the Marine Corps. ALICE M. BULBULIAN STUART CHAFETZ LOUIS R. DESMARIS JOSEPH K. MacGILLIVRAY 51 ERIC H. YOFFIE Well mannered .... serious .... energetic. Eric is one of the most respected mem- bers of the class .... he has the quality of sincerity which makes both his teach- ers and classmates glad to call him a friend .... National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. Student Council 2 .... Christ- mas Play 2 .... Variety Show 3 .... Band 3 .... Horace Mann 2, 3, 4 .... Green Room Club 2, 3, President 4 .... Varsity Tennis 3, 4 .... Debating Club 3, 4 .... Senior Play 2, 3, 4 .... Argus Literary Board 4 .... Classic Myths Literary Board Class Day Committee Graduation Speaker. ALAN P. ZABARSKY A well diversified student .... Alan has a friendly smile and a pleasing person- ality. Math Club 2 .... Band 2, 3 .... Orchestra 2, 3 .... Biology Club 3 .... History Club 4. DAVID J. ZARITT Quiet, well-mannered .... makes a good impression on everyone who talks with him. Advanced Biology 3 .... French Club 4 ..,. Dave will attend a liberal arts college next fall. ROBERT B. KUPPENHEIMER A good sport both on and off the field, Kuppy's easy-going manner and fine sense of humor have established him as a definite asset to any team or club., Participation in the History Club 3, 4 .... Varsity baseball 3 .... French Club 3 .... as well as a part time job at Tatnuck Country Club and membership in a church youth group have kept him busy during his free time. Future plans hope- fully include a Bachelor's degree at Denison University in Ohio. JOSEPH M. FLYNN Joe joined us in his senior year from Holy Name High, and his friendly, easy-going nature has enabled him to fit well into the life at Classical .... an outside job has limited his in-school ac- tivites .... History Club 4 .... Pythagor- eans 4 .... Baseball 4 .... joe plans to continue his studies in college. 7, 1f0 v0mf of 2 5 classic 41. Il! f E f V. u'f v'??- Q- TUBE 'I' C0llNClL President Linda Davidson Vice President Marilyn Diamond Secretary Elizabeth Treister Treasurer Ruth joseph Auditor X Karen Plotkin Faculty Adviser Mrs. Greene President - Charles Andreson Vice Presidents - Linda Davidson Gale Thurston Secretary - Karen Freedman Treasurer - Zachary Levine ALETHEIA ULUB 54 GREE RO0M CL ll President Eric Yoffie Vice President Marilyn Swartz Secretary Mildred Chervin Treasurer Andrew Hahn Faculty Adviser Miss Gilbert lll0LOGY CL Il 55 President Marylee Houle Faculty Advisor Mr. Cravedi GIRL VAR ITY CLUR President Ann jankowski Vice President Sue Doherty Secretary Harriet Congdon Treasurer Christine XX'illard Faculty Adviser Miss Carlstrom GIRL RRY RERATI GCL R President James Laurie Vice President Lawrence joseph Secretary Alan Mintz Treasurer - Ruth Josephs Faculty Adviser Mr. Donohue 56 ARGU BU INESS llllllllll Co-Managers: Linda Davidson Miriam Swartz Elizabeth Treister Faculty Adviser Mr. Clisham ARGU LITERARY BUARII Co-Editors Paula Bergin joel Rosen Faculty Adviser Miss Shauglmessey CHESS CL ll i President Robert Chernisky Vice President Gerald Robbins Secretary-Treasurer Lucien Tieg Faculty Adviser Mr. Couming 'MMP tl C01 CLUB President Noah Mandell Vice President Benjamin Bachrach Treasurer Richard Furman Secretary Michael Lubarsky Corresponding Secretary Allen Cooper Faculty Adviser liiiiiio Uhllll President Richard Bedrosian Secretary Lester Malecki Treasurer Thomas Ruszala Faculty Adviser Mr. Bedard 58 Ill TIIRY CL B President Benjamin Bachrach Vice President Janis Powers Secretary Gail Thurston Treasurer Bruce Bindman Faculty Adviser Mr. Yoffie 59 FRE CH CL ll President Sally Nordstrom Vice President Lizabeth Artz Secretary Joanne Russell Treasurer Gerald Donnelly Faculty Adviser Miss Healey 60 President Ann Beard Vice President Beth Bourch Secretary Karen Sarkala Treasurer Mark Blazis Faculty Adviser PA lSll UL ll President Lawrence Kegeles Vice President Marcus Horn Secretary julie Barresi Treasurer Richard Furman Faculty Adviser Mrs. Stead BAD win GIIREA H President Marcus Horn Vice President joseph Leland Secretary-Treasurer Zachary Levine 61 GIRL GLEE CLUB President Susan Rosenberg Vice President Donna Caffarelli Secretary-Treasurer Ann Coven MIXED CHIIRU 62 President Elaine Freedman Vice President Ruth Joseph Secretary-Treasurer Terri Feldman UHUH LETTE President Sally Bates Vice President Kathleen Cahill Secretary-Treasurer Judith Flynn URCHESTRA President Lawrence Kegeles Vice President Alan Sherr Secretary-Treasurer Marylee Houle 63 SCORES AND GAMES PLAYED FOR 1964 -1965 SPORTS SEASON FOOTBALL Classical Opp. Athol 6 22 North 14 24 Wachusett 6 14 Springfield Trade 14 16 Commerce 24 6 St. Peter's 6 9 Assumption 44 6 South 0 24 Final Record Won Lost Tied 2 6 0 BOYS' BASKETBALL Classical Opp. Burncoat 86 40 Leicester 82 87 South 47 62 Trade 58 55 David Prouty 63 85 St. Mary's 65 71 North 58 69 Springfield Trade 72 68 Commerce 62 67 Burncoat 82 42 Leicester 74 86 South 43 53 Trade 45 75 David Prouty 56 75 St. Mary's 60 72 North 60 62 Springfield Trade 67 70 Commerce 69 74 Final Record Won Lost 4 14 INTER HIGH RECORD Won Lost 2 6 Classical High Junior Varsity Basketball Record Won Lost 12 2 Junior Varsity Inter-High Record Won Lost 4 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Classical Opp. North 22 11 South 30 18 Commerce 26 14 North 44 30 South 32 26 Commerce 31 25 Won Lost 0 6 INDOOR TRACK Classical Opp. Commerce 18 54 Burncoat 35 42 South 20 52 North 16 1f3 55 2f3 Wachusett Regional 25 1! 2 46 1X2 Commerce 5 44 Fitchburg 47 Burncoat 23 2f 3 48 3f 5 Commerce 28 44 South 15 57 North 24 48 Final Record Won Lost O 10 INTER HIGH TRACK FINALS South 27 1X2 Commerce 27 North 20 Burncoat 16 1X2 Classical 6 INTER-HIGH RELAYS Commerce 17 South 17 Burncoat 15 North 14 Classical 3 GIRLS' HOCKEY Classical Opp. North 0 2 South 1 1 Commerce 0 O Final Record Won Lost Tied 0 1 2 BOYS' HOCKEY Tied for Third Place in the Inter-High League with a record of: Won Lost Tied 3 5 0 1 V f Z ' I ullll W .,,, V .:: l . ,, 1 ll.. I I, I i 'll' ' . . lllmll 'u, , ' I l' m, ',l ' W I mm I F00'l'llALL Co-Captains William Finneran Mark Kandianis Coach Mr. Cravedi Co-captains Charles Andreson Gregory Mahan CRUSS Cllll TRY 66 BOY BA KETBALL Co-Cptains Paula Bergin Harriet Congdon Manager Louise Haglund Coach Miss Carlstrom Captain-Carlton Weniierberg Manager-William Smith Coach-Mr. Brennan umm BA KETBALL 67 l D003 TRACK Co-Captains Mark Kandianis Michael Butkewich Coach Mr. Cravedi BOY IIUCKEY 68 Captain-Paul MacDonald Coach-Mr. White GIRL TENNI Co-Captains Steven Levitsky Michael Miller Neil O'Leary Coach Mr. Butler Coach Miss Carlstrom BOY TENNI 69 CHEERLEADEH Captain Karen Freedman Faculty Adviser Miss Barsam GIRL IIUCKEY 70 Captain Sue Dohertv Manager Harriet Congdon Coach Miss Carlstrom II' III' , IIII I' I I III .I , . I .Il I I' I I I -. II I II i I V l In 1' I I I 'I I Il I ' ll ,I I ll! uf I N I. II I V V II i H ,I A' 1 X .0lllllllllllllllllllllll I ,I , I. II I 'I I I - I - I ' I I 'ln 1 I 'I , I n I' I . 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W ,., -f I 1 MOST LIKELY To SLILCEED MALYKWOYQ -Womb Paula Bergin BEST LOOKING MOST VERSATILE wa aww Maviwswav v.oW'E Banita Bass Peter Bilagarian BEST PERSONALITY BEST DRESSEO Q Q Q 49 Kxmvfw WM L, , -sxww Www lfldd Davldson Paula Kotseas MUST PUISED ebla , I James Laurne I Ie' WITTIEST MUST MUSICAL Marigyn 1 E - Lawrence Joseph D'a 10nd Alan Shel. lame egdma BEST ATHLEIE MUST POPUlAR 871113 A Gale T17 , u GWHUCV Mahan Be'l4 I Charles Anderson rffvff I1 E lllll PLAY TWELVE ANGRY MEN CAST Foreman - Richard Gazoorian juror No. 2 juror No. 3 juror No juror No juror No juror No. 7 juror No. 8 Mildred Chervin Eric Yoffie . 4 - Marilyn Swartz - Karen Sarkala Patricia Cooper . 5 . 6 Mark Fins Richard Sandler juror No. 9 - judith Sullivan juror No. 10 - Robert Moyer juror No. 11 - Carolyn Slesinski juror No. 12 - jerome Morse Guard - Noah Mandell TWELVE ANGRY MEN by Reginald Rose Presented at Chandler Street junior High School May 7, 1965 78 ... M V I n ,iiun N' I 1 MJ!! 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