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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1966 volume:

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Honors ........................ President's Address .... Class Oration ......... Class History ..... Class Will ...... DIVIDER Seniors ....... DIVIDER Clubs ................. Student Council ..... Alethia Club ............. Green Room Club ........ Debating Club ............ Girls Varsity Club ........ Chess Club .........,...... . Argus Literary Board ....... Argus Business Board ....... 3 4-8 9 9 9 10 10 11-14 15 16 16 17 17 18 19 20-21 22-25 25-62 63 64 64 65 65 66 66 67 67 Argus Art Staff 1' rench Club Spanish Club History Club Pythagoreans Ski Club Pep Club Band Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Choralettes Orchestra Dance Band Sport Candids DIVIDLR Athletics lootball Cross Country Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Girls Hockey Boys Hockey Girls Tennis Boys Tennis Indoor Track Chcerleaders DIVIDFR Student Life Senior Stars Senior Play DIVIDTR A s 2 4 T 1 4 Q 1 4 Miss Shaughnessy: You have been So faithful and so loving to us You have Fought so stoutly for us You have been so Hearty in counselling us That we shall Never forget your favor Toward us. The Class of 1966 Dedicates to you this volume of Classic Myths MW John F. O'Connor lPrincipal 1965-19661 .xdolminirifrafion Mallhew J. Couming lPrincipal 1957-19651 Alfred P. Cravedi ' fAcIing Asst. Principal-1966, Uf ice Sa Mrs. Pauline Coogan lHead Clerk, Joseph Breen lAssl. Principal 1957-1965i Mrs. Lucille Joseph Mrs. Bertha H. Mallen J Mrs. Rulh Smilh Joan ltalrano Robert A Marsella Joanne B Wllcm Aff lbepaffmenf Eepafffnenf Anna C. Shaughnessy Bernard F. Brooks Nancy l.. Carney Richard C. Chiras Edward D Langnlle ufiic Mary J. Coakley John J. Donohue 'fflw Cornelius Doyle Timolhy F. Dumphy Eileen M. Grady Grace C. Greene Bruce Wells Anna Kiley Margaret M. Galvin Richard N. Jolie Laola S. Miller Ji rar? guiclance eloarfmenf Robert L. Akerson Alfred S. Koki William J. Powers Graenem Yoffe Margaret Barsam JQMOF, elaarfmenf William C. Allard Joseph Clisham Angela D'Errico Mary E. Kennedy Francis Foley Qfnafhemafiw eloarfmenf Anna H. Slead Marie Tqngney Fffmfif MfHU9h cience eiaarfmenf Richard G. Bedard John P. Bollus Justin J. Kelley Everell W. Moir Besfer D. Weed Josephine Healey all-guage epaftnient Oda Beaulieu Daniel W. Butler Leo J. Charbonneau Paul J. Connolly Mary Giddings Mary E. Maclean Margaret Munns NX Waller E. Coakley Raymond G. Warner Mrs. Ellen F. Eggleston mechanical! mrawing Waewrifing P Ima Anderson Francis P. Brennan Delna P. Carlslrom Pqul J, Tilynqn mgaicaf gilucafion elaarfmenf www' 'W'zsQP?s?5' 1 -'J-4'-5' f -'fv!ZvQ-,.4, .ff 52333 5 , y . wwf Mtv CLASSIC MYTHS LITERARY BOARD CO-EDITORS Robert Lubowitz Ellen Codish Holly Greene ART STAFF Charles Tracey Sally Knight Sara Porter Jayne Witkie BUSINESS BOARD Elizabeth Gawronski Mark Koenig Terry Epstein Loretta Morris Nancy Snider Susan Bernstein William Caplan Antoinette Zogas Marcia Dunton Clara Doyle Frances Turco Janice Potenti CLASS OFFI C ERS CLASS MOTTO To strive, to seek, to find, ond not to yield Contendere, petere, invenire, neque concedere Alfred Lord Tennyson 10 PRESIDENT C. Steven Driscoll VICE PRESIDENT Dorothy Mitchell SECRETARY Holly Greene TREASURER James Thurston gmiflff Q 4 ' 'I ll ' ii-1 I 1 ,.I,,,.,..,,,m.,. , vim, 5 I CLASSICAL 1845-1871 3 , If ff,' IfT9fkf5f'ff . E95 Lff' If.-wfiifum. 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I 5 if N .1 M? ,F llflfflh , - 'J , I S' I . ,Ay I,, ,,,, -53 1 -I -- If ff,-I I '? 3W1 g .,.. ,' -' A iff' PQ, 'wi ww - ff, ' I I I -731-'i+'-W'-1' - I 'I 'Wi 49' ' ,,,, s?74'?'7.'.-7'-f f 1 I -' 'Zvi ,yfixxiim ,X J. 9,21 ., fy jf, -M I fSIf.3If3'1'TiH1fi 'NI' ff -Y fpj ' aye? mf m.alf'W41n fha ' f' ff' f ffigff .- , CLASSICAL 1871 -1914 CLASSICAL 1914-1945 1 1 Elbridge Smiih, 1845-'47 Nelson Wheeler, 1847-'52 Homer B. Sprague, 1856-'59 Ellis Peterson, 1867-'69, '72-'75 Abner H. nqvis, Ian-'75 13 Joseph W. Fairbanks, 1875-'78 11 Chester T. Porter, 1917-'28 Alfred S. Roe, 1880-'90 12 Harold L. Fenner, 1928-1957 John G. Wrighf, 1890-'94 13 Matthew J. Couming, 1957-1965 Harrls R. Greene, 1860-'66 10 Edward R. Goodwin, 1894-1917 14 John F. O'Connar, 1965-1966 CLASSICAL CHRGNICLE ITS' STUDENTS MAY PROUDLY STATE, THIS WAS CLASSICAL HIGH August 5, 1845-the birth of a high school. Yes, fellow classmates, it was on this memorable date that a new landmark was added to our city, when Worcester High School, the first co-ed high school in Wor- cester, opened on Walnut St. The school, which became the pride of the city, quickly began to establish its' notoriety, when, in 1848, the first school paper, Excelsior, ap- peared, written in long-hand. If you had been a pupil at Wor- cester High School back in the l850's, your schedule would have been comprised of ancient geogra- phy, political economy, astronomy, geology, Greek, natural theology, and natural, intellectual, and moral philosophy. Our courses look pretty easy now! Each student was required to pass a written examina- tion in every subect at the end of each term, and school ran twice each day, for six days a week. There were four terms, one of which was during the summer. 185 days, Bah! 1858 saw the founding of the Eucleia Debating Society for boys, and a year later, the first printed school newspaper, Thesaurus be- gan its' circulation. An Alumni As- sociation and presentation of grad- uation diplomas commenced in 1860 and 1861 respectively. Re- alizing the strain placed upon the students due to the two daily sessions, the year 1864 brought one daily session 9:00 to 2:00. Dur- ing the 1870's, the course of study was divided into three groups, Col- lege, Classical, and English, a new building was dedicated on Walnut St., marking techniques shifted from numerals to letters, and in 1879, Saturday classes were abolished. ln 1881, the Aletheia Literary Society, oldest school or- ganization still functioning, was formed, while four years later, high school athletics began with the holding of the first Field Day. Be- fore the end of the century, Wor- cester High School divided into Classical and English school, Eng- Iish High moved into a new build- ing on Irving St. But Classical's day was not far off. After a Girls Bas- ketball team was organized in 1904, and the first bound Year- book, Aftermath , was published in 1910, Classical High School, in 1914, finally found its' true home upon transferring to the corner of Irving and Chatham streets. Among the early customs innaugurated at the school were the botany and geology field trips, June picnics to Framingham, and Christmas Parties where games such as Blind Man's Buff were engaged in by the stud- ents. .The year following Classical's transfer to Irving St., the Green Room Club Dramatic Society was begun, and before the publishing of our present school newspaper, Argus, in 1920, the first orchestra was organized, and the first Stud- ent Council was elected. From 1922, when the annual Parents' Night was first held, up to 1937, Classical grew both intellectually and socially. In 1938, disaster struck the hallowed halls in the form of a hurricane which destroy- ed the north and south wings of Classical. As a result, afternoon classes were held at North High School, but by 1940, Classicalites were ablesto return to their school. The war brought the initiation of Health classes, which were made compulsory for Seniors, and fre- quent air raid alarms. ln 1944, the school day was increased by one hour, and in June of 1945, Com- mencement exercises were held at the Athletic Field. Things began to return to normal after the war, and fashions at Clas- sical changed from sloppy sweat- ers and full skirts to seek-fitting sweaters and narrow, wrap-around skirts. The rage of 1947 in the fashion world was the Eisenhower iacket. Our faculty at Classical was greatly improved that year due to the addition of Miss Gilbert and Mr. Butler, while two others teach- ers, Mr. Cravedi and Mr. Weed, slid across the ice at the Cocoanut Grove to become the most popular skaters of the year. 1949 became the year of Mule Train, the popular song whistled by all students on their way to gym, and also the year that found most of Classical searching for the errant elevators. The year 1950, 14 referred to as the day of argyles and Mario Lanza, was highlighted by trips to Sturbridge, Mass., the Worcester Biological Center, and the Purification Works. Phrases such as Do you think it's flatter- ing?, and Whois it?, abounded the halls during 1953, and it was also in that year that Classical Latin scholars put a book entitled The Trot, on the best-seller list at local book stores. In athletics during the early 50's, one name towered above all the rest, Sid Goldfader, a three-sport captain who is considered perhaps the greatest athlete Classical has ever produced. Due to his profi- ciency in baseball, football, and basketball, he lead the Tigers to a season rivalling the fantastic year of 1945-46 when Classcial won all the city championships in those sports. Closing out the fervent fif- ties, a Junior picnic at Whalom Park was the biggest event of 1955, while 1956 brought to Classical's halls sighs for Elvis, desires for Buster Brown collars, and screams of the famous and intriguing war cry Salatoobee which was in- vented that year. ln 1958, a new addition to Classical, in the form of a redeveloped library, appeared, and the Radio Club, reorganized in 1956 by Mr. Weed, received its' amateur radio station call letters of KIEHH. With the coming of the swinging sixties, new faces and revolutionary ideas in teaching also arrived. Added to our ever increasing fac- ulty in 1960, were two bright, new English teachers, Mr. Wells and Mr. Donohue, who soon had all the students exclaiming Great Grammar ! One of our biology in- structors, Mr. Weed, who has been quite a celebrity at Classical, also became a television celebrity due to his appearances on Boomtown. Our high school has meant so many things to so many people, that it would require volumes to adequately cover the lustre that was Classical's. Though the great torch that was Classical is quickly reaching it's last flicker of glory, the flame that has been instilled in the hearts of its' students can never go out, for Classical exempli- fies American High School Number 1, U.S.A. bf,,f , ,JC 1 iZhRif'Q li Z X ,gf f M IV' I L2 X g , f ,' ., X4 y ,f 1 7, Z WQ' I, GSHCAL ILA' - ,, f ff'.:.. ' ? Zf W' ,ff f 1 . fi ' fa ' I ul ui.! U, f 1 A -ff I , 'i' ly wg? -,, ,f-ff?-9QQZw '- 5 f' b:7'fp: 3Q2f,, ff,Zg?gJWW2f ff 'F f ff- W7 ' W' 'v L ' 2? fI74?f!hZ7mf V , ff , ,. I 7 .i i- ff l-' I W 7 fl fl! -1 f X N if 5 ,,,.:::! I 1 - - A CLASS DAY SPEAKERS President Historian Orafor - - Stephen Driscoll - Judith Masnik Barry Levenson Testator - Andrew Brem Marshall Marshall CLASS SOLOISTS June McFee Mary-Lou Breilborde Louise Benoil' - Sheila Gordon - John Pigaga GRADUATION SPEAKERS Georgianna Bachant John Barron Marylou Breitborde Ellen Codish Steven Flax Cynthia Hoyen Richard Jaffee David Joseph Daughters of the tion Award Holly Greene I-IG ORS First Honors Barry Levenson Barbara Malarsky Judith Masnik Ruth Mencow Eglute Pauliukonis Judith Saxton Carolyn Slesinski Bernice Stern American Revolu- Aletheia Literary Society Book Prize Jean Bohmann Mary-Lou Breitborde Ellen Codish Steven Flax Judith Masnik Second Honors William Barron Gary Cipro James Cronin Nancy DiMarzio Joan Fairbanks Edwin Griff Richard Jarowski Harvard Book Prize 17 Robert Berliner PRESlDENT'S C. Stephen Driscoll Members of the Class of 1966, parents, teach- ers, and friends: as President of this class, it is my honor and privilege to extend CI most cordial welcome to the Class Day Exercises of the Class of 1966. lt has been three years since we first entered Classical. During these three years, we have developed friendships and more important values which hopefully, will guide us through the years ahead. ADDRESS Because of the high standards of scholar- ship and respect which have always been a part of Classical's tradition, we have a special re- sponsibility. Being the last class to graduate from Classical High School, we will uphold and maintain its proud heritage. We will face the future strengthened by the training and guid- ance we have received within these walls. We shall always remember, with gratitude and ap- preciation, the institution which has educated us and provided us with many fond memories. Classical will be remembered also for having imparted to us a special kind of co-operative spirit, a mutual warmth and friendliness which has enabled us to develop wholesome social relationships- among ourselves and with our teachers. We have also learned the value of true friendship, bonded by the ties of willing- ness and loyalty. Once again, l welcome you to the last meet- ing of the Class of l966. CLASS It is indeed unfortunate that we are unable to answer in the affirmative the question of T. S. Eliot, Do I dare disturb the universe? The game is apathy, and everyone must cheat. It makes no difference whether or not we go to college. Responsibility to society is the pride of every man, and it cannot be found in test tubes, text books, or term papers. This is the only way in which we can eternalize the name of Classical High. Even as we return next year, Classical will be no more. In a sense, we are now laying to rest an old but mighty warrior. It shall be through a keen awareness of the problems of our society and through a sincere desire to speak out when the situation dictates that we can even hope to pay back the fallen warrior. When a woman is beaten on a busy down- town corner, will you at least spare a minute to call the police, or will you turn the other way and stay uninvolved ? When the legisla- ture is about to pass an unfair bill, will you have the courage to speak your convictions, or will you, in order not to make waves, ignore the situation and iust swallow your pride, and your dignity along with it? So night is grandeur to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low, THOU MUST, The youth replies, I Can. Was Emerson fooling himself? Our generation has been labeled a generation of cowards. It has been said that we live in a twisted age, an age where sin is in, and where morality is out. Every newspaper and magazine in the coun- try has painted the future of America a dark and horrible black. They say we've no prin- ciples, and that we stand for nothing except ovations for voiceless folk singers. A sheepish looking rebel who rides motorcycles and pro- phesizes of Positively 4th Street has been called the poet of our generation. All this, and more, forms a shameful surface image of this generation. The horror of it all is that it may be more than iust the surface. We speak out against the draft and the evils of Alabama. But when it comes to supporting our honor in Vietnam as a thousand other important matters-then the game is apathy. ORATICN Barry Levenson Apathy: Challenge to a Generation The people of our country are playing a game. It is not a very intelligent game, it cannot be, for everyone is a loser. The rules are that there are no rules. It is not a game of cards, it is not a game of chance. Little children do not play, only big ones. The game is apathy. The thirty-nine people who looked on as a young woman was savagely attacked and beaten were only playing a game. They are, as their friends will tell you, good people. They iust didn't want to get involved. A year from now . . . how many of us will have burned a draft card because we believe that conscription is wrong? How many of us will have marched in a picket line for a sincere cause? How many of us will have spoken out against even one of the many social iniustices that plague this country? How many of us will have even given a thought to them? How many of us, and I fear it shall be too many, will have said, Let someone else worry about it? The game is apathy. Any number can play. lt's not a word game, you don't have to say one single word. In fact, that's the general idea. All you need are some false pride, ignorance, and cowardice. Social iniustices . . . because the eyes of society are always closed. The rich steal from the poor and we pretend not to notice it. The public watches murder in cold blood and only yawns. The game is apathy. CLASS HISTORY Judith Masnik To each student who is about to be gradu- ated, the words Classical High School mean something different. To some, they mean a long walk from the cafeteria to the fourth floor and then back down to the basement. To others, they mean another in a long line of afternoon sessions, given for some reason completely in- explicable to the student but perfectly obvious to the teacher. But whatever the picture, it is made up of a series of impressions starting at the time when we, believe it or not, were actu- ally sophomores. As sophomores, Classical presented a rather forbidding impression to us. Used to relatively modern buildings, we could not appreciate the charm of a desk top carved with the words Tom and Jane, 1921 or beautifully mutilated shades which were not meant to keep out the sun, but were merely supposed to serve as orna- ments. The highlight of our sophomore year was gym class. What could be more fun than marching downtown in six feet of snow to get to the Y, only to arrive iust in time to re- turn to school. Of course, these iaunts, ioyously free from supervision, gave us a chance to get to know our new classmates and to stop in at the friendly, but forbidden, neighborhood candy store for something to eat. As sopho- mores we were not made to feel very welcome ,at our new school. Many of us, without even having spent a day at Classical, were callously sent to Worcester's answer to Siberia-the Commerce section. Others of us had the privi- lege of remaining here until February l, before being deported. What use was our new-found knowledge of school geography in that alien land? Our stay at CommicaI did nothing for our school spirit. lt was very difficult to cheer for Classical while at a Commerce rally. It was not exactly that we thought the Commerce students resented our presence, it was merely a case of feeling that it would be in better taste not to offend our hosts. As our sophomore year progressed, we were able to attend many school functions which, when we were in iunior high, had been merely phrases nonchalantly spouted by sophisticated older brothers and sisters. The Variety Show gave us our first example of the immense amount of talent available at Classical. Later in the year, the senior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, again proved the diversity of CIassical's student body. Karen Sarkala, a member of our class, brought us all into the limelight by her excellent job as the play's lead, Cornelia Otis Skinner. Finally June arrived, and with the graduation of the class of '64, we moved one more step up the ladder to the exalted position of iuniors. As we happily left school for summer vacation, few of us paused to think that our stay at Clas- sical was one-third over. Fully feeling the momentousness of the occa- sion, we began our iunior year by solemnly electing class officers. We weren't quite sure what their official function was, but this didn't stop us from actively campaigning for our per- sonal choices. Thus our campaign, which saw Kevin Harvey, Janet Dupont, Ann Jankowski, and Stephen Driscoll emerge victorious, was far more exciting than the Johnson-Goldwater race of the same year. Our iunior year also brought us into contact for the first time with that noble business firm operating out of Princeton, New Jersey, known as the Educational Testing Service. We may have loved old Classical all during the week, but somehow things didn't look quite so invit- ing on dreary Saturday mornings interspersed at random throughout the year. After spending three hours blackening in boxes, most of us felt that they should pay us, and not we them. Later in the winter came still another frolic, National Merits, making us wonder whether it might not have been better to remain in gram- mar school. The year brought some consolation, however. Gym was a thing of the past, as was Comical. We again got the chance to view the Variety Show, this time marvelling at the amazing muscle control of Little Egypt. The senior play, Twelve Angry Men, again got rave notices. Patty Cooper, Judy Sullivan, Carolyn Slesinski, Karen Sarkala, Mark Fins, and Richard Gazoo- rian were but a few of our classmates involved in its production. Spring also brought the Junior Prom with Kathy Barnes reigning as queen. As the seniors got ready to depart, we pre- pared to move into their positions. Barry Leven- son and Steven Flax were named co-editors of the Argus, and Sandy Slack and Claire Kaskan became the new co-captains of the cheerleaders. Robert Berliner was awarded the Harvard Book Prize, and Jean Bohmann the Aletheia Literary Award. Our iunior year was over, and with it, another third of our stay at Classical. The best, we hoped, was yet to come. When we returned to school in the fall, we knew that this year would be different. Not only were we seniors, but probably the last seniors to be graduated from Classical. That new school may have all the modern conve- niences, but what it makes up in efficiency it lacks in charm. Imagine a school with real intercoms, so you can't see your friends as they come around to deliver notices. Because of the attachment we have for Classical, most of us were glad to know that we wouldn't have to go to the new school. Senior year brought many changes to Classi- cal and many new experiences for us. Mr. Couming retired, to be replaced by our new principal, Mr. O'Connor. Mr. Breen went to Doherty, and Mr. Cravedi took his place. ln- dividually, we were faced with the decision of what to do after graduation. For most, this meant college applications, interviews, and more college boards. The year became one of waiting-waiting for board scores, waiting to hear from college, waiting for graduation. Somehow we couldn't help feeling sorry for the iuniors who had this to look forward to. On the lighter side, 1966 brought into the limelight a most unusual couple, Batman and Robin. A fan club was started, complete with president and faculty advisor. Of course, there were those who maintained that Batman could not compare with Superman, who didn't need a batmobile to get around and couldn't be hurt even by the Riddler or the Joker. Our sen- ior year also brought renewed pride in our basketball team. It was great going to a game confident that we were going to win, even if sometimes it was only by two points in over- time. This year, too, we chose class officers. Ste- phen Driscoll became our new president, Dottie Mitchell our vice-president, and Holly Greene our secretary. lt was Jimmy Thurston who had to chase us around the school for our class dues. Class day officers were also chosen- Barry Levenson, orator, Andy Brem, testator, and John Pigaga and Sheila Gordon, marshalls. Graduation speakers were also announced. They were Steven Flax, Ellen Codish, Mary-Lou Breitborde, and Judy Masnik. Awards from the National Merits were presented. David Arthur, Robert Berliner, Mary-Lou Breitborde, Ellen Codish, Holly Greene, Richard Jaffee, and Ruth Mencow received Letters of Commendation, and Steven Flax and Judy Masnik were semi-finalists. Perhaps what really made us finally compre- hend that we were actually leaving were our graduation rehearsals. This time we were the ones who didn't know the words to the Alma Mater, and we were the ones who had so much trouble getting lined up. Our comfortable and nonchalant attitude contrasted sharply with our feelings the first time we had met together as a class, listening to an address welcoming us to three years at Classical. These feelings, and all the thoughts and experiences which went with them, will remain in our memories long after our high school days have ended. CLASS Andrew Brem THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CLASS OF 1966 When in the course of human events, individ- uals find it necessary to dissolve those bonds which have, for three short years, united those individuals to one another, it is both fitting and proper that they assess their wealth and dispose of it accordingly. Thus, We, the Class of 1966, the last graduatingclass of Classical High School in the city of Worcester, Common- wealth of Massachusetts, being of sound body and of questionable mind, due to the uncer- tainty of our position, do hereby make this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. To Mr. O'Connor, Mr. Cravedi, Mr. Couming, Mr. Breen, and all the faculty of Classical High School, we offer our deepest gratitude for a iob well done. Of our lesser wealth and possessions, we bequeath the following: To the mayor's son, we leave a cement block from Harrington Conner and a copy of Mooden Drama. To Mr. McHugh, we leave a Gilbert Home Chem Lab. To Miss D'Errico, we leave a subscription to the Window Shade of the Month Club. WILL To Miss Barsam, we leave a citation, signed by the Society of Feline Friends, for bravery above and beyond the call of. . . something. To Mr. Langille, we leave the Mixed Chorus . . . good luck! To Mr. Brooks, we leave a copy of the latest school committee rules. To Mr. Weed, we leave a video tape recording of Boom Town with cartoons. To Mr. Charbonneau, Judy Masnik leaves a bull whip and a red cape for his dying bull. To Mr. Bedard, we leave physics . . . that's enough for anyone. To Mr. Butler, Ellen Codish leaves an Aeneid trot and a racing strip for his sporty new car with four on the floor and a top speed of 120 m.p.h. To the editors of the Argus, Barry Levenson and our ace of spades, the highest of all mortals, the number one person in the senior class . . . ll'lI give you a hint, it's not mel, Steven Flax, we leave a year's subscription to a real publication, Mad Magazine. Now Continuing with other individual and group accounts: The Jug Band leaves its first album, Thoughts from Walpole, released on Prison Records. Batman leaves Classical's batboy a Louisville Slugger . . . hope the baseball team can use it. We, the Senior Class, leave the Juniors . . a new country club on Highland Street. Steve Driscoll leaves potato farming and Bernie Cohen. Bernie Cohen leaves the guidance office and Steve Driscoll . . . nice going Bernie! Robin, the Boy Wonder, Flax leaves Mr. Wells a string of paper dolls, a broken desk spindle, and two ballpoint pen springs to play with during lectures. Karen Sarkala leaves the task of directing the variety show to some other poor sole or soul depending on the results of the show. Lance Levine leaves his piercing voice to the Mixed Chorus. Dave Rubin leaves performing on his trick knee. Mark Moses and his guitar leave the Jug Band. Kevin Harvey leaves running for another office. Terry Epstein leaves-quiet for a change. Henry Belch leaves for the Gas station. Janet Dupont leaves her bright smile to someone with the Monday 8:15 blues. Mike Hersh leaves his red shirt - if anyone dares to wear it. Little Egypt doesn't leave much, but sure takes a lot with her! Sheila Gordon and Audrey Plotkin leave camel love calls from Lawrence of Arabia done by an obscure Classicalite. Janet Hunter and Judy Levy leave behind room five studies fourth period. Linda Leyden and Francine Lampros leave the honor they shared iointly, Marshmallow of the Month. Harvey Bloomfield and George Drapos are leaving . . .?!?! Vivian McCabe leaves . . . riding her scooter side saddle. Jeff Barr leaves dribbling . . . better get him a Kleenex. Pete Checkoway leaves 57 varieties or 28 flavors of pickles. Sally Knight, Patty Cooper, and Judy Sullivan leave each other. Kenny Wolf leaves his sheep's clothing. Now, We, the Senior Class, who have spent 35,963 delightful periods in these hallowed but not hollow chambers of higher learning, leave dear old Classical with a lump in our throats from affection for our soon to be defunct alma mater and a bump on our heads from the falling plaster. Here to this last will and testament of the Class of l966, l do set my hand and seal on this day of June nineteen hundred and sixty- six and of the graduating classes of Classical High School, the one hundred and twenty-first and last. Andrew S. Brem, Esq. Testator of the Class of 1966 Witnesses: Clark Kent-alias Superman i Bruce Wayne-alias Batman Alfred E. Neuman-alias Garbage Man l ASM 4 15 0 Vomaz c AsS'f M' X . Q Inv. 1 f l1,t' , la ri. llh- , Q. 'ln , ' 44 5 QM IRENE M. ADAMAITIS ALBERT AGBAY EILEEN M. AISENBERG Biology Club 23 ..,. Girls' Glee Club 2, 43 Attended St. john's 2, 33 .... Ski Club 43 Green Room Club 3, 43 .,., History Club History Club 2, 3, 4, fSteering Com- Class Outing Committee. 43 ..,. Pep Club 4. mittee limi .... Spanish Club 4g .... Al- etheia 43 7... Library 4. l KENNETH P. AMELIN KENNETH N. ANDERSON SHARON ANDERSON Ski Club 43 .... History Club 5, 4. Baseball 23 Sports, Bowling. J. V. Basketball 23 .... Varsity Club 2: History Club 5, 4, fSteering Committcc 413 .... Pep Club 43 .,.. Ski Club 4. CONSTANTINE I. ANDRIANOPOULOS DAVID W. ANKER JEAN D. ARGENTATI Student Council 23 .... Playing Pool Math Club 23 ..,. Student Council 3, 43 Student Council 2, 33 .... Pep Club 43 Designing Cars. Class Outing Committee, tCo-Clmirmnnj. Debating Club 4g Cafeteria work 3, 43 History Club 43 tSteering Committccj. 26 DAVID ARTHUR ALICE ARTINIAN FOTOULA ATHANASIOU Pytlmgorcans 29 .... Debating Club 3. ,l.V, Basketball ..,. lfrench Club 2, 3, 4g Spanish Clubg .... History Club. Ballet .... Sports .... Y.W.C.A. Swimming Lk International Clubs. GEORGIANNA M. BACHANT KATHLEEN E, BARNES JEFFREY L, BARR Aletheia 2, 3, 4g .... History Club 3, 4g Student Council 3, 4g .... History Club 3g 1. V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 33 Spanish Club 43 .... Variety Show 4. Girl Varsity Club 3, 4g .... Girls' Field fCaptnin 4jg .4.. History Club 35 .... Ski Hockey fCaptain 455 ,.,. Pep Club 4g .... Club 4. Senior Hop Committee, 4. JOHN M. BARRON WILLIAM C. BARRON PHILIP J.,BARRY History Club 3, 4g .... Pep Club 43 .... History Club 2, 3, 4g .... Pythagoreans 3, Football 23 Hockey 3, 4, Class Day Committee 45 Variety Show 43 ..,. Pep Club 45 .... Ski Club 41 . . . Backstage 4. Senior Outing Committee 4. 27 LINDA S. BATSTONE HENRY I. BELCH RICHARD I. BELKIN Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4, .,.. Band 2, 3, .... J. V. Baseball 2, 3, .... J. V, Basketball 21 Hockey Team 3. Orchestra 23 ,.,4 Girls Basketball 33 ,,,, Basketball 33 .... Bowling, .... Golf. Mixed Chorus 4. STEPHEN H. BELL J. V. Football 23 ..,. Student Council 43 Ski Club 4. LOUISE R. BENOIT Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 ..,, Choralettes 3, 4g .... Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, .... French Club 3, 45 ..,. Drama Club 2, .... History Club 3,43 ,... Pep Club 1Vice-President 4,3 Varsity Club 3, 4, .... Girls' Field Hockey 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, fCo-Captain 41g Softball 2, .... Band 2, 3, fPresident 4Qg Orchestra 4, Variety Show 3, 4g Student Council 4. ROBERT L. BERLINER Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain4g .,.. Math Club 2, 3, 4, .... Chess Club 43 .... Dedi- cation Committee 4. SUZANNE R. BERNSTEIN LAWRENCE M, BLAUSTEIN KENNETH S. BLOOM History Club 3, 41 .... Aletheia Literary Band 2, 3, 43 .... Orchestra 3, 41 .. Swimming. Boating. FiSl1il1g, Society 3, 4, Classic Myths Business Board Dance Band 3, 4, ..., Part Time Job. 4: .... Iota Phi Sorority, ' 28 HARVEY I. BLOOMFIELD JEAN E, BOHMANN CAROL A. BONARDI Plays classical guitar. Biology Club 25 ..,. Student Council 23 Biology Club 2g ..., History Club 2, 3 History Club 2, 3, 45 .... Girls' Glee Club French Club 33 .... Co-Captain -I. V 3, 45 ..,. Mixed Chorus 3, 4g ..,. Chora- Basketball 35 ..,. Spanish Club 4, lettes 3, 4, fVice-President fijg Mayor's Mixed Chorus 4g Girls' Glee Club 4 Committee on school dropouts 33 ,,,, Varsity Club 4, .... Basketball 4. Variety Show 3, 4g .... Pep Club 45 .... Debating Club 33 ..., Prom Committee 41 Aletheia Prize 3. DANIEL M. BOORKY RAYMOND BOUCHER PAULA W. BRADLEY Ski Club 4g .... History Club 3g .... Radio Part time job, .... Model making. Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 ..,. Choralettes 3, 4, Club 33 .... Transferred from Vlorcester Mixed Chorus 3, 45 ..., History Club 3, 4, Academy in january, 19655 .... Sports .... Dance Band 33 ..,. Orchestra 3, .... Variety Short Wave Radio .... Girls. Show 3, 43 .... All City Chorus 3, Central District Chorus 3, 4. MICHAEL R. BRALEY RAMUNE V. BRANTAS DENNIS BRAULT Waiter and snow skiing .... Sand pit Girls' Basketball Zg Varsity Club 2: History Club 33 .... Pythagoreans 3. 4g football. Biology Club 2, ,... Spanish Club 41 Ski Club 43 ,,,. Football 2, 45 ..., Indoor Ski Club 4, .... Pep Club 4. Track 2, 3, 4g ..., Cross Country 3g .... Baseball 2, 3, 4. .... Judo, Hunting Weiglit lifting. 29 LYNN P. BREITBORD Biology Club 25 .... Aletheia Literary Society 2, 35 .... History Club 3, 45 .... fSteering Committee 41. MARY-LOU BREITBORDE Orchestra 2, 3, 45 fLibrarianJ5 Choralettes 3, 45 QPresident 415 .,.. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 .... Girls' Chorus 3, 45 .... Argus Literary Board 45 ..,. French Club 25 .,.. .Green Room Club 25 .,.. Student Coun- 25 .,.. Musical lclirector of Variety OW 3, 45 .... Cassic M ths Literar 'Board 45 ..., Dedication Corrilmittee 4. y ANDREW S. BREM Varsity Tennis 3, 45 .... Varsity Track 25 Chess Club 25 ,.., Variety Show 3, 45 Debating Club 3, 45 fVice-President 4 J Argus Business Board 3, 45 fBusiness Managerj5 .... junior Prom Comittee 3: Senior Picture Committee5 ..., Class Day Speaker fTestatorj5 .... Mixed Chorus 45 Student Exchange Representative 4. FRANCIS M. BRENNAN ELAINE R. BROATMAN THEODORE P. BUFFONE History Club 2, 35 QTreasurer 4 15 .... History Club 3, 45 .... Girls' Chorus 45 Student Council 2, 35 .... Football Mixed Chorus 3, 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... Modern dancing Qjazz and tapj5 Paint- History Club 45 .... Racing motorcycles Debating Club 35 .... Pythagoreans 35 ing. junior Prom Committee 3. SUSAN E. BURKE History Club 3, 45 .... Steering Committee 4: ..,. Girls' Glee Club 45 .... Ski Club 45 Pep Club 4. Secretary of Church Youth Group5 Theta Alpha Sorority. ' WILLIAM A, CAPLIN DONALD H. CARBERRY Wrmrks in pharmacy as a clerk, works on llalsketball 2, 35 ..,. Baseball 2, 3, 4 car. Planning on a technical career in an conditioning and refrigeration. 30 CAROL A. CARNEY THOMAS F. CARRIGAN FRANCES M CASALE , , , , History Club 4 Swimming cc History Club 45 .,., Bowling .... Swim- Football 5, 4, Pep Club 4. skatmg Phi Kappa Sigma Sorority mmg- QPresidentj MARY CHAFFIN ROBERT P. CHECKOWAY Attended Notre Dame Academyg Tennis Club 3, 43 .... Tennis 3, 43 .... Part time Ski-Bum, .... Plays Piano ,.., Works part time as a supermarket cashier. Softball Football ..,. Skiing Mu Sigma Fraternity fPledgc Proctorj. CONSTANCE S, CHRISTY Debating Club 3, 4, ..,. History Club 3, 43 Aletheia Literary Society 45 .... Girls' Glee Club, St. Spyridon's jr. G.O.Y.A., St. Spyridon's Choir .... Maids of Athena. GARY P, CIPRO ROBERT W. CLARK Class Motto Committee 4g .... Classic Transfer student from McDowell Senior Myths Editorial Staff 4, .,.. Music, Ski- High School in Erie, Pennsylvania, .... ing, .... Drawing. Reading .... Sports. 31 History Club 2 4 Reading Sports WILLIAM S. COBLENZ ELLEN J. CODISH BERNARD M. COHEN Biology Club 3, 43 Chess Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 .... History Club2, 43 Band 2, 3, 4g ..,. Dance Band 3, 43 QVice-President 413 .... Sailing ..,. Fish- Aletheia Literary Society 3, 43 .... Green J, V. Baseball 2, 33 .... junior Prom Com- ing .... Camping. Room Club 3, 43 .... Girls' Glee Club 43 mittee 33 .... Senior Prom Committee 4. Classic Myths Editorial Staff 43 KCO- Enlitorj. ,.., Motto Committee 4. JAMES COLLINS NEAL COMEN PATRICIA COOPER History Club 43 .... Baseball 43 .... Inter- History Club 3, 43 .... Steering Committee estecl in all types of sports. 43 .... Debating Club 3, 43 ..., Aletheia Literary Society 53 .... Green Room Club 3, 43 QTreasurer 4j .... Senior Play 53 Pep Club 43 Class Day Committee 4. JANICE M. CORMIER MANUELA CRISCIONE CYNTHIA L. CROFT Church, C, Y. C. .,.. Record collecting .,.. Student Council 23 ..., History Club 3,45 Art 8: Publicity Committee 43 .... Ski Skating. Steering Committee 4g Glee Club 43. Club 4. Office girl in administration office 4. 32 JAMES F. CRONIN JUDY CROWLEY CHARLENE P. CURRAN 150 lb. Football 23 ..,. Football 3, 43 .... Field Hockey 23 .,., Girl's Varsity 23 .... Biology 23 A.-. I History Club 53 --A- PCP Variety show 3, 4g Senior Prom Com- Biology Club 23 ,... Spanish Club 43 .... Club 4g ,.,. Enjoys sports, plans to become mittee 43 .... Pep Club fTreasurer 41. History Club 4. a kindergafden teacher- MADELINE M. CUSHING Glee Club 43 .,.. History Club 43 .... Club 43 Steering Committee for tory Club 43 ..,. Varsity Club 4. LINDA A. DACKSON CHRISTY DAKAS Pep History Club 3, 43 .... Steering Com- After school employment 2, 3, 43 His- mittee 4s ..,. Spanish Club 4g .,., After Enjoys bowling, hunting, school employment at the Girls Club. JOY M. DANILOWICZ HUBERT D. DAVIS KAREN L. DE WAELE Field Hockey 2, 3, Captain 43 .... Tennis Plays in Rock and Roll Band, Ham radio Band 2, 33 Field Hockey 23 .... His- 2, 3, 43 .... Girls' Basketball 3, 43 .... operator, Enjoys fishing. tory Club 43 .... Spanish Club 43 .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 .... Secretary 4g .... I Varsity Club 2. ' History Club 43 .... Classic Myths Bus- iness Board 43 .... Senior Hop Committee 4g .... Pep Club 43 ..,. Ski Club 43 .... Variety Show 3. 33 RICHARD DIAMOND KATHLEEN F. DILLON NANCY DI MARZIO Math Club 33 .... Enjoys playing chess. History Club 43 .... Pep Club 43 .... J.V. Basketball 23 .... Basketball 33 .... C0llCCtS Coins .... Member of Bay State Spanish Club 4g .... Interested in :n cnreer History Club 3, Steering Committee 43 A. Z- A. 346 Youth Group 2, 3. in nursing. .... Varsity Club 3, 43 .... Pep Club 43 Librarian Aid 3, 4. DOROTHEA DOLLAS CLARA A. DOYLE JOHN H, DRASHER Orchestra 2, 3, 43 .... QSecretary1 Mixed j.V. Tennis 23 .... French Club 3, 43 .... Member of the football team. Chorus 3, 43 .... Girls' Chorus 3, 43 .... History Club 3, 43 .... Steering Commit- Choralettes 3, 43 .... Girls' Basketball 2, tee 33 .... Debating Club 3, QPresident 3, 4 .... Varsity Club 43 .... Spanish Club 413 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, 43 .... 43 .... Pep Club 4g .... Variety Show 3, 4. .,.. Classic Myths Business Board 43 Office Girl 43 .... Advanced Biology Class after School 3, 4. C. STEPHEN DRISCOLL JOHN N. DUCIMO MARCIA DUNTON Student Council 2, 43 .... History Club History Club 3, fPresident 413 .... Math Orchestra 2, 3, 43 QVice-President 413 3, 43 .... Junior. Prom Committee 33 .... Club 3, 43 .... Pep Club 43 .... Junior Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 Treasurer of junior Class3 .... President Prom Committee 33 ..,. Senior Prom Chornlettes 4. , A of Senior Class. Committee 43 .... Student Councilor 2, 3. 34 JANET B. DUPONT ELLEN S. DWORKIN ALAN S. EGOODKIN Biology Club 25 .... Pythagorean Club 25 History Club 3, 45 .... Ski Cluh 45 .... Cap and Gown Committee 45 .... Collects History Club 2, 3, 45 Student Pep Club 45 Girls Club 4. Stamps, part-time work5 Member of Council 2, 35 .... Greenroom Club 3, 45 A.Z.A. Cheerleading 3, 45 Vice-president of Junior Class5 .,.. Pep Club 45 .... Variety Show 3, 4. FRED A. ELKIND TERRY S. EPSTEIN CAROL A. ESPER Indoor Track 2, 35 .... Cross Country 35 Biology Club 25 ,.,. History Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 .... History Club 2, 35 .... History Club 45 Worcester Area Spanish Club 45 Girls Chorus 45 Student Government Day representative 25 Sports Car Club. .... Cap and Gown Committee 45 ..,. .... S enior Prom Committee 45 .... Classic Classic Myths Business Board 4. Myths Business Board 4. JOAN A. FAIRBANKS JUDITH C, FARBER SHELLEY FASK Orchestra 2, 3, QPresident 415 .... Band Biology Club 35 .... History Club 3, 45 .... Aletheia 35 .,5, History 43 ,,,, Spanish 3, tVice-President 415 ..,. jazz Band 45 Pep Club 45 .... Girls Glee Club 45 .... Club 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... Girls Glee French Club 3, tSecretary 435 Art 84 Publicity Committee 4. Club 4. Spanish Club 45 .... History Club 45 .... Biology Club 35 .... Cafeteria helper 3, 45 ....Cap and Gown Committee, Qco-chair- man 4J. 35 MARK S. FAUTEUX KENNETH N. FELDMAN ANTHONY T. FERRO Skintliving, water skiing, guitar, billiards. Debating Club 45 Ski Club 43 .... History Club 3, .... Summer sports. Painting, hunting, automobiles, pool. GAIL P. FINCHER MARK I.. FINS Biology Club 25 .... History Club 2, 52 Chess Club 2, 53 .... History Club Zg .,.. Ski Club 43 Tennis 2, Variety Green Room Club 3. 4g Senior Play 3. Show 3g .... Class Gift Committee 4. STEVEN B. FLAX Argus Literary Board 3, fco-editor 411 Chess Club 4, .... Green Room Club 4, Variety Show Writing Committee 43 .... Classic Myths Literary Board 4g Senior Play 4. DENISE M. FORHAN STEVEN GALENA History Club 2, .... Biology Club Cross Country Track 2g ..,, j.V. Baseball Enioys surfing, skiing. 2, ..., ,I.V. Basketball 2, 3, .... Class Myths Business Board 4. 36 BARBARA M. GARDNER Band 5, 4g ,... Orchestra 4g .... Reading rocking, dancing, ELIZABETH T. GAWRONSKI RICHARD H. GAZOORIAN THOMAS R. GEORGE Girls Cvlee Club 3, 45 .... Mixecl Chorus Green Room Club 5, 41 .... Senior Play 3, J.V. Baseball 2, .,.. Part-time jobg St. 3, 4, ..,. Choralettes 3, 4, Variety .... Spring Football 5, ,.., Office Buy 4. Mary's Albanian Orthodox Basketball Show 3, .,., Classic Myths Business Teamg fm-captainj, ..,. Softball, Football. Boartlg fCl'l2IIl'II'I2lI'1 413 .... Czifeteria Duty 4. JOHN R, GERARDI CYNTHIA F. GHIZ PATRICIA E. GIBREE History Club 3g ..., Steering Committee Biology Club 2, .,.. History Club 2, 3, 4g Swimming .... Modern dance. 45 ..,. QCO-rhairmanjg ..., Gift Committee .... Spanish Club 4: ..-. HiSIOry Club 4, .... Part time jobg .... Interested in Steering Committee 3. sports. JO ANN GIFFORD KATHERINE S. GILBERG G. DONALD GILHOOLY Student Council 2, ..,. History Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 45 .... Cheerleader for St. Employment 2, 3. 45 .... Enjoys fishing. 4g .... Senior Hop Committee CCo-Chair- Stephens Catholic Youth Council: .... hunting. mnnj 4g Plays guitar. Swimming, .... Ice Skating. 37 BARRY F. GOFSTEIN Bantl 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 2, 3, 43 ..,. Dance Band 3. 43 XX'orcester Youth Orchestra Central District Band 33 .,.. Central District Or- chestra 4. HOWARD V. GOLDBERG JUDITH E. GOLDMAN History Club 3, Steering Committee 43 .... History Club 43 .... Pep Club 43 .... Part Temple Emanuel Senior Youth Group. time job. SHERMAN H. GOLDSTEIN RICHARD D. GOODELL MARGERY E. GORDON Variety Show 3, 43 .,.. AZA 685, fSecre- Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 .... Indoor Track Orchestra 23 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 taryjg .,.. Folk music-jug band. 2, 33 .... Ski Club 43 .... Hunting. .... Mixed Chorus 43 .... French Club 2, 3, 43 .... History Club 33 .... Debating Club 3, 43 .... Aletheia Literary Society 3, fVice-President 453 .... Ski Club 4g .... Green Room Club 3, 4g .,.. Argur Art Staff 43 .... Co-chairman of art and publi- city for Cliznir Myllyr 4. SHELIA A. GORDON Choralettes 3, 43 .... Girls' Chorus 3, Li- brarian 43 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 43 .... History Club 43 Aletheia Literary So- ciety 3, 43 .... Student Council 43 ..,. Co- chairman Senior Picture Committee3 ,... Girl Martial of Senior Class. NEAL V. GRACE HARVEY GREECE Basketballg .... Captain jewish Commun- Gift Committee 43 .... President AZA ity Center Basketball Team3 .... Part time 3463 .... Part time job3 .,.. Coin Collec- job, tion. 38 HOLLY R, GREENE EDWIN R. GRIFF PAULA L. GROCCIA Pythagoreans, fVice President 4j3 .... History Club 3, 43 .... Biology Club 2, 43 Biology Club 23 ,.,. History Club 2, 3 Classic Myths Literary Board, fEclitorJ3 .,.. Pep Club 43 .... Pythagoreans 53 .... 43 .,.. Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3, 4 Secretary of Senior Classg Braille Variety Show 3, 4g Green room Club, ...Pep Club 43 Spanish Club 4. Transcriptiong .... Brotherhood Award Clighting 4j. from Conference of Christians and Jews. RICHARD G. GRUNDSTROM MARCIA A. GRZYB DOUGLAS A. HADDAD Radio Cluhg .... lfootballg .,.. Baseball ..,, Danringg ..., jutlog .... Horseback-ritlingg Pytlmgoreans 33 ..,. History Club 2, 33 Hockey. Golfing. .... Ski Club 43 ,... Classic Myths Business Board 4. NICHOLAS HALAL DAVID I... HALL RHODERICK L. HARRISON Footballg .... Fishingg .... Hunting. j.V. Basketball 33 Senior Prom Com- History Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4g milk? 45 -4.. Sports. .... Stamp Collecting. 39 KEVIN G. HARVEY Indoor 'l'l'2lClC 23 ..., Outdoor Track 23 .... Office Boy 43 .... Student Council 2, 3, iPresident 4jg ..., junior Class Presir.lent3 Debating Club 3, 43 History Club 43 ..., Variety Show 2, 43 .... Class Day Usher 33 .... Graduation Day Usher 33 ..,. Representative of Mayor's Committee for School Dropoutsg .... Senior Hop Commit- tee QChnirmanj3 - junior Prom Com- mittee 1Chairmanj, MICHAEL R. HERSH ROGER HESSEL History Club 43 Math Club 4g .... History Club 33 ..., Golf Team 2, 3, 43 Variety Show 3, 43 .... Pep Club 4. .... Skiing. SUSAN B. HILL Girls' Glee Club 43 .... French Club 3, 4g History Club 3, 4g .... Spanish Club 1President 413 ..., Classic Myths Literary Board 4. CYNTHIA L. HOYEN FREDERICK R. HUNT French Club 3, 43 .... History Club 3, 43 Riflesg Airplane Flying Skin-div- Pep Club 4. ing Archery. JANET L. HUNTER li-and 43 .,., Orchestrag .... Varsity Club 23 Spanish Club 23 ,.., History Club 23 .... History Club Steering Committee Co- chairmnn .... Pep Club 43 .,.. Ski Club 43 Varsity Fielcl Hockey .... Varsity Basket- ballg .... Senior Hop Committee 43 Junior Prom Committee 3. EILEEN S. HYMAN GEORGE INANGELO French Club 43 ..,. Girls' Glec Club 43 .... B0ilflIlgQ .... Water Skiing: .... Swimming History Club 4g Pep Club 4. .... Hunting. 40 JANET S, ISAACSON ROBERT B. ISENBERG INA JACOBS History Club 45 ..,. Varsity Club 25 ..,. Varsity Football 35 ..., Spanish Club 4, Debating Club 35 .,.. Girls' Glee Club 4 Field Hockey 25 .... Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 45 ,,., Pep Club 4. Spanish Club 45 .... Ski Club 45 ..,. Pep Club 45 ..,. Basketball 25 .... Library Aide 3, 4. NORMAN L. JACOBS BARBARA E. JAFFE RICHARD JAFFEE Cross Country Track 2, 35 ..., Indoor -IV. Tennis 25 .... French Club 3, 45 ..,. Band 2, 3, 45 .,.. Orchestra 2, 3, 45 .... Track 25 ..., Outdoor Track 25 .... History History Club 3, 45 .... Girls' Glce Club 3, Stage Band 3, 4, tPresident 415 .,., Golf Club 4. 45 Pep Club 45 .... Aletheia Literary 3, 4, tCaptain 415 .... History Club 3, Society 3, 45 .... Variety Show 4. 45 .,.. Pythagoreans 45 ..,. Co-chairman Senior Picture Committee. SUSAN B. JAMRON ANN E. JANKOWSKI RICHARD W. JAROWSKI Spanish Club 45 French Club 2, 35 Biology Club 21 .... Student Council 2, 35 Golf 2, 3, 45 .... History Club 45 . History Club 3, ,... Library Staff 25 .... Varsity Club 2, 3, Fishing, 4, tPresitlent 315 ,.., Secretary of junior Class5 .... Usher, Senior Class Day and Graduation 35 .... Green Room 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... History Club 3. 45 .... Steer- ing Committee 45 ,... 1.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Field Hockey 3, 45 ..., junior From Com- mittee 35 ,... Argus Business Board 3, 45 BRUCE E. JOHNSON LOUISE V. JOHNSON ROLAND A. JOLICOEUR Skiing :mtl Waiter' Skiing Orchestra 2, 3, 4g ,... French Club 2, 4g After school employment. History Club 2, 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 45 .... Pythzigoreans 43 .... Pep Club 45 ..., Biology Club 33 .... Motto Com- mittee 4, PAMELA R. JONES DAVID B. JOSEPH RUSSELL JOUDREY Viiriety Show 4g ..,, Classic Myths Busi- Class Motto Committee 4 QCD-Cl'li1Il'l1'liIl'lJQ Church Basketball Teamg ..., After School ness Bozirtl 43 .,.. Class Day Committee 4. .... A.Z.A. 3463 ..., Office Boy 4. Employment. WILLIAM F. JUGES LINDA KAPLAN CLAIRE R. KASKAN Football 2, 3, fCo-captain 4jg Fish- After School Employment .... Past Pledge Cheerleader 5, QCO-captain 4Jg .,., His- ing, Hunting, Camping. Proctor amtl Treasurer, Phi Delta Sorority tory Club 4g ..,. Steering Committee 4g Horseback Riding Skiing. Pep Club 45 Senior Prom Commit- tee Variety Show 3, 4, 42 MARSHALL M. KATZ JOEL D. KAUFMAN History Club 5, 43 .... Motto Committee Interested in electronics and mechanics 4g ..., A.Z.A, 685. Stump and coin collections. JOSEPH P. KEBLINSKY BRIAN KENNEDY CYNTHIA M. KEPNER MARVIN C. KESNER Biology Club Z3 .... Office Girl 5, 4. Stamp Collertingg ..,. Coin Collecting. Mixetl 2. 59 dnh 6, ILENE D. KIEVMAN MARILYN E. KING Chorus 2, 35 .... Girls' Glee Club History Club 43 .,.. Pep Club 4g .,., Vari- Varicty Show 3g B.B.G. ju- cty Show 3, 4. 43 SALLY G. KNIGHT Green Room 2, 55 .... Variety Show 2, 5, 4g .... Student Council 3, 43 .... Girls' Glee Club 5, fVice-president 415 .... Mixed Chorus 43 .... History Club 4: Steering Committee 44 .... Spanish Club, fSc-cretary 4jg ..., Pep Club 4g .... Argus Art Staff 45 .... Classic Myths Literary Board 4g .... Senior Prom Committee 43 Cheerleauling 3, 4. MARK KOENIG SHARYN A. KOROSER GEORGE KOURY Pythagorenns 3, 4g ..., j.V. Tennis 3. Biology Club 23 .... History Club 3, 4g Student Council 2g ,... Basketbullg tCi1pta1injg .... Ski Club 45 Vxirsity Senior Hop Committee 4g .... 'l'cncl1cs Cfbirl Culleftiong Part time job. Tennis 3, 4. guitar. IRENE H. KOZLOWSKI KAREN KROCK French Club 4g ,,., History Club 4g .... Spanish Club 5, 4g ,.,. History Club 4g ..,. Plays guitnrg .... Art. Chorus 45 .... Ski Club 4. IRENE F. KUDARAUSKAS Biology 23 .... History Club 3, 43 Steering Committee 4g .... Girls' Basket- ball 2g .... Varsity Club 2, 5, 45 .,.. Pep Club 4g .... Ski Club 43 .... Class Dzxy Committee 4. ROBERT K. KUEHN LAUREN M. KUPSTAS Ski Club 4g .... Skiingg ..., Guitar: History Club 43 .... Artg .... Golfg .... Hunting. Dancing. 44 KATHLEEN LABAN Art 8: Literature. FRANCINE D. LAMPROS EVELYN M. LARSON STEVEN I. LAZEROWICH History Club 3, 45 ..., Pep Club 45 .... Biology Club 25 .,., Variety Show 2, 3. 45 Biology Club 25 .... Student Council 3. 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. .,., Choralettes 3, 41 ,.,. Mixed Chorus 3, ,,., junior Prom Committee 35 Cap Bc 45 .,.. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 .... Dis- Gown Committee 4. trict Chorus 45 Motto Committee 4, BARBARA LEAVITT FRANCINE D. LE BLANC BARRY M. LEVENSON Aletheia Literary Society 35 . .-.. Girls' Basketball 25 .... Field Hockey 25 ..., Pep Debating Club 35 .... Argus Literary Field Hockey 45 .... Girls' Basketball 45 Club 45 .... Ski Club 45 ..,. Variety Showg Board 3, CEditor 415 Classic Myths Pep Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 41 Class Outing Committee 4. 45 Green Room 45 Senior Play 45 Ski Club 45 Classic Myths Business Dedication Committee 4. Board 45 ..., Senior Hop Committee 4. BERNARD M. LEVINE American Humanist Associationg ..., Won'- cester Integrated Social Project .,.. Finan- cial Secretary - New England Federation of Temple Youthg Guitar and Banin. JUDITH LEVY Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3, 45' .... Spanish Club 3, 45 ..., Argus Business Board 3, 45 .... History Club 45 .,.. Ski Club 45 .... Student Council 2. 45 STEPHEN W. LEWANDOWSKI Ski -Club 4: .... Tennis 35 ' .... Variety Show 45 Plays Accordian. LINDA A. LEYDEN CLEO LIANIDES IRA F, LIPSON History Club 3, 43 .... Pep Club 43 .... Girls' Field Hockey 23 .... Girls' Tennis Chess Club 2, 3, 43 .... Pythagoreans 2, 33 Cliccrleatler 4. 2g .... History Club 3, 43 ,... Spanish .... Student Council 23 .... Fishing, Swim- Club 4. ming, Boating, Water Skiing. DEBORAH A. LLOYD GAY E. LOCKWOOD ROBERT A. LUBOWITZ Mixed Chorus Z3 .... Girls' Glee Club 23 History Club 3, 43 .... French Club 3, 43 Indoor Track 23 .,.. Debating Club 3, 4g French Club 43 History Club 4. Biology Club 33 Q, Dance Band 3, 43 junior Prom Committeeg Class Gift Orchestra 3, 4g .... Green Room Club 3, Committee 43 .... Advanced Biology Club 4. 33 .... co-Editor Classic Myths Literary Board President A.Z.A. 346. RICHARD C. LUTSK SUSAN M. MAC GILLIVRAY JOHN MAGLIARO Varsity Tennis Z, 3, fCaptain 423 .... Aletheia Literary 33 .... Ski Club 43 .... 150 lb. Football 23 .,.. j.V. Baseball 2, 33 Part time iob .... Member of Mu Sigma Reading popular music. .... Bowling, ..., Collects Stamps and Fraternity. Coins. 46 BARBARA E. MALARSKY JANET M. MANSFIELD SUSAN MANZI History Club 2, 5, 45 .... Fernrh Club 2, junior Varsity Tennis 25 .... Varsity Club History Club 45 .... Steering Committee 3, 45 .... Debating Club 3, 4 .,., Aletheiit 35 .... History Club 3, 45 .,., Spanish 45 .... Spanish Club 45 .... Swimming, Literary Society 45 ,,,, Office Girl 4, Club 45 .... Glen? Club 45 .... Mixeal Skating and Danliing. Chorus 45 .... Band 25 .... Pep Club 4. VITAS A. MARCINKEVICIUS KENNETH G. MARKARIAN ROBERT A. MARS Football 25 .... Fishing, .... Camping .... Indoor Track 25 .... Outdoor Track 25 ..,. History Club 45 .... Piano5 .... Fishing. Skin Diving. Biology Club 2 .... Golf Team 35 .... Pep Club 45 .... History Club 4. PAMELA A. MARTIN JUDITH G. MASNIK ROBERT MAYNARD Spanish Club 45 .... Art, Scuba-diving, History Club 2, 3, 45 .... French Club 2, Baseball5 ..., Basketballg .,.. Fo0'tball5 Popular records. 3, QTreasurer 415 Green Room 2, 3. Bowling5 C,Y.C. Skiing, Scuba 45 .... Aletheia 45 .... Classic Myths Liter- Diving. ary Boardg ..,. Variety Show Writing Staffg ,.,. Office Girl5 .... Class Daly Speaker QHistorianJ. 47 SUSAN E. MAYOTTE VIVIAN I. MCCABE MARDIORIE MCCLEMENTS N, History Club 43 ..,. Debating Club 43 .,.. j.V. Basketball 23 J.V. Tennis 23 Orchestra 4g .... Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Variety Showg .... Cheerleader at Our Lady Basketball 4 fCo-Captainjg .... Varsity Girls' Glee Clubg .... Interested in nurs- uf Lourdesg .... Horseback riding. Club 43 ..,. Ski Club 43 ,... Variety Show ing3 ..., Sewing. 43 Pep Club 1President 413 .... Class Outing Committee. JUNE A. MCFEE SANDRA MCFEE CAROL E MCGRATH History Club 5, 43 .... Mixed Chorus 43 History Club 5, 4g .... Pythagoreans 43 .... History Club 4 Choralettes 4g Girls' Glee Club 43 Pianog Swimmingg Sewing. French Club 43 Senior Hop Commit- tee. JOHN H. MCGRATH JAMES P. MCGUINNESS EILEEN F MCKIERNAN Student Council 33 .... Class Outing Track Team 53 .... French Club 4g .... ' French Club 2 Biology Club 2 Committee 43 .... Basketball3 .... Chess. Transferred from St. John's. ' History Club 3 Folk Music Sports 48 KATHLEEN M. MCKIERNAN PAUL MCQUADE SUSAN M. MEDOFF Biology Club 23 .... History Club 3, 43 Football 43 ..., Skiing3 .... Skating3 .... History Club 33 ..., Aletheia Literary So- French Club 43 Folk Music3 Swimmingg Basketball. ciety 3, 43 Debating Club 3, 4, fSec- 'l'ennis3 Sports. retary 4j3 ..., Frenrh Club 43 ..., Class Day Committee 43 .... Classic Myths Lit- erary Board 43 .... Variety Show 43 .,.. Office Girl3 .... Early admission at Sim- mons College. DAVID M, MELLO RUTH I. MENCOW CONSTANCE T. MILLER Biology Club 23 .,.. Pytlmgoreans 2. 33 French Club 23 ,... History Club 2, 33 .... Pythagoreans 43 .... History Club 43 .,.. Orchestra 2, 33 Stage Band 33 Green Room Club 2, 33 Aletheia Liter- Steering Committee 43 Pep Club 41 Band 2, 3, 4. ary Society 2, 3, CPresident 4j3 .... Mixed ,... Campingg .... Canoeingg .... Copper Chorus 3, 43 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, fSec- Ennmeling3 ..., Hiking. retary 413 ..,. Choralettes 43 .,., Argus Literary Boarcl 43 ,... Classic Myths Liter- ary Board 43 .... Early admission at Bar- nartl Col lege, NANCY C. MILLER DOROTHY C. MITCHELL ANDREA D. MOREAU Biology Club 23 ,.,. Girls j.V. Basketball French Club 23 ..,. Girls' Chorus 33 .... History Club 3, 43 ..., Variety Show 3. 23 .... Girls' .I.V. Tennis 23 .,., Girls' junior Prom Committee 33 .... Girls' 4g .... Cheerleader 3. 43 .... Pep Club 43 Basketball 33 .,.. Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 .... Basketball 2, fManager 3, 413 .... Girls' .... Senior Prom Committee 4, History Club 43 Ski Club 43 .... Class Tennis 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Outing Committee 4. .... Girls' Fielrl Hockey 3, 43 .... Student Council 2, 3, 43 .... History Club 2, 3, 4g Steering Committee 3, 4, fSecre-tary 4j. 49 r CHARLOTTE L. MORELLO LORETTA L. MORRIS VIRGINIA C. MORSE Biology Club 25 .,.. Varsity Club 2, 35 Girls' Tennis 25 .... Girls Fieltl Hockey French Club 25 .... History Club 35 Class Day Usher 35 Gmduarlnn 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Band Spanish Club 45 Volunteer at Usher 35 ,,,, Library Staff 35 ,,,, Higlmy 2. 4, lSeCretary-Treasurer 415 ..,. Dance Friendly HOUSE. Club 3, 45 ..., Steering Committee 45 ,,,, Band 3, 45 History Club 3, 45 Green Room Club 43 ,,,, Girls' Glee Club Girls' Basketball 45 Girls' Glee Club 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... Variety Show 44 45 .... Mixed Chorus 45 .... Spanish Club 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... Classic Myths Busi- ness Boa rtl 4. MARK D. MOSES STEPHEN MOSIEJCZUK BARBARA F, NABHAN History Club 45 ..., Folk and Classical Chess Club 3, 45 .,.. Skin Diving5 .... Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4, QManager 415 Guitar5 ..., N.E. Federation of Temple Swimmingg .... After School Employment Basketball 3, 45 ,... Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Youth5 .... Mu Sigma Fraternity. at Boys' Club 4. .... Glee Club 3, 45 .,.. Choralettes 45 French Club 25 .,.. Spanish Club 25 .... History Club 3, 45 ..., Varsity Club 3, 45 Treasurer of Girls' Varsity Club 45 . Pep Club 4. THOMAS NALLY JEAN C. NELSON JAMES M, NEVLER Track 25 .... Automobiles5 .... Chess, Biology Club 25 .... Variety Show 45 .... Stamp 8: Coin Club 2, 55 .,.. Chess Club Pm-prime EmPl0yment, 2, 3, 4, lSecretary-treasurer 41, lClub Champion 415 ,.., AZA Fraternity. 50 BETH P, NIEMITZ MICHAEL M. NITKA JON W OBERG Cheerleader 3, 45 ..., Variety Show 3, 45 Student Council 25 .... Stamp 8: Coin History Club 3 Golf 3 Pep Club 45 Phi Kappa Sigma Club 2, 35 History Club 35 Argus Sorority QVice Presiclentj. l,l1Ut0gl'i1Pl'lCI' 3, 45 .,,, Dante Buml fVifc President 41. HERBERT CYCONNOR MICHAEL F. O'MARA Hockey 35 .... French Club 3, 45 .... Base- Baseball 25 .,.. Hockey 35 ,... Student bull 45 ..,. Part-time jobs5 ,... Sports. Counril J, 45 Ski Club 4 fSeci'etaryJ. MARY E. OROSZKO Biology Club 25 .... j.V. Tennis 25 .... History Club 3, 4 QSteering Committee 4j5 ..,. Varsity Club 2, 33 .... Pep Club 45 .,., Classic Myths Business Board 45 Class Day Committee5 Tennis 4. CYNTHIA A. OSBORN ELAINE M. PAINE Biology Club 25 History Club 3, 45 Art5 ..,. Music. Alethein 35 Pep Club 45 Span- ish Club 45 .... Basketball 45 ..,. Variety Show 4. 51 Tennis 'P History Club 3 A c thei i 3 Chssic Myths Business Boiiicl 4 MARIA T. PAPPAS Member of G,O,Y,A.g ..,. Member St. Spyritl0n's Choir. EGLUTE A. PAULIUKONIS BETSY T. PEEPAS Chess Club 2, 55 .,.. Debating Club 5, 4. Library 2, 5, 43 .... History Club 5, 4g .... Spanish Club 43 .... Pythagoreans 4. RAYMOND PELLERIN JOHN L. PELUSO JOHN C, PEZANELLI Worcester' Industrial Terhnilogical Draft- Likes to take picturesg .... Develops film Basketball 21 --.- J-V- B21SCb2lll 23 -4-- ing Instituteg .... Part time job nt Ryun's untl paints own picturesg .... Collects Biology Club 23 .,.. History Club 32 ---- Bakery. Coins and Antique Wezlpons. Musrcg ..,. Golf. EL EUGENA R. PHOFSKY JR. Wrestling team 1, 2, 5 in Harvey, Illinoisg Track Team 5g Green Room Clubg Senior Play 4 QClassicaljg Wars editor of newsletter Voice of the Com- monwealth Service Corps over the sum- mer of 1965 while working with Mass. State Commonwealth Service Corps. SHIRLEY PIASCIK STEVEN A. PIETROWICZ History Club 5, 45 .... Steering Committee Druftingg .... Huntingg .,.. Part-time jnb 3, 4g ,.,. Spanish Club 4g .,.. Swimming. 52 JOHN E. PIGAGA ELAINE R. PIGNATARO MICHAEL G. PIGNATARO Track Team 25 .,.. Football 3, 45 .... Sail- History Club 45 Dancing and singing History Club 2, 5, 45 ,A,, junior Librarian ing5 .... Water Skiing5 .... Rebuilding a .,.. Has il part-time job. in Classiral Library 2, 35 .... Spanish Club certain Morris 850. fVice-president 4j5 ,.,. Skiing .... Swim ming. MOSHE N. PLICH AUDREY L. PLOTKIN FRANCES E. POLITO Chess Club 2, 3, 4 lPresident 415 .... Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 45 ..., Girls' Glec I-listnry Club 2, 3, 45 .,.. Spanish Club 4. History Club 35 .,.. Pythagoreans 5 .... Club 2, 3 QPresident 435 Choi-alettes 3, Radio Club 25 .... Track Team 45 .... 45 .... Spanish Club 45 B.B,G. Ruach Coin and Stamp Club 25 ,.,. j.V. Baseball. Queen Esther 1965. SARA J. PORTER Aletheia Literary Society 2, 5 fAuditor 415 Choralettes 45 .... Mixed Chorus 45 ..,. Girls' Glee Club 45 ..,. French Club 2, 35 History Club 2, 3, HOWARD J. POTASH History Club 3, Steering Committee 4, QTreasurer 455 .... Pythagoreans 45 .... De- bating Club 45 .... Chess Club 45 .... Pep Club 4. 53 .IANICE M, POTENTI Pep Club 45 .... Student Council 35 History Club 45 .... Classic Myths Busi ness Board 4. THOMAS W. QUINLIVAN GEDIMINAS RACIUKAITIS TERRANCE F. RAFTERY Orchestra 33 .,.. 150 lb. Football 2. French Club 25 .... Advanced Biology Classes 3, 43 ..,. History Club 4g .... Mix- ed Chorus 45 .... Employed at an animal hospital. JUDI A. RAWDING STEPHEN H. REANDO III ANN E. REARDON Biology Cluub 2g .... Girls' Field Hockey Ski Club 43 ..., Interested in sailing. Biology Club 2. 3g .... History Club 3, 4g .... Varsity Club 3, 45 Basketball 43 .... Girls' Tennis 43 .... Pep Club 4g ,... Ski Club 49 .... Classic XMyths Business Board 45 .... Class Outing. fCo-Chairman 41. EDWARD ROBIDOUX KAREN B. ROSE FRANCES A. ROSSETTI Part-time jobg .,,, Skating ,,., Swimmingg j.V. Tennis 2g ,.,. Girls' Glee Club 45 .... French Club 45 .... History Club 4 Baseball. Cafeteria Aide 4. Pythagoreans 4. 54 JANE E. RUBENSTEIN DAVID A. RUBIN . ROSALINA A. RUSSELL Girls' Field Hockey 43 .... Girls' Basket- Band 2, 3, 4g .... Orchestra 2. 3: .... Musicg Dancing. ball 4g .... Pep Club 43 .... Ski Club 43 Football 33 .... Part-time job. History Club 43 .... Varsity Club 43 .... Sr. Class Outing Committee 4. FAYE SACKS JOSEPH G. SALKAUS KAREN SARKALA French Club 33 .... Spanish Club 3, 43 ..,. Collects stamps and coins, likes football. Green Room Club 2' 3 lViCe'Pl'6si. History Club 3, 43 ,.,. Girls Glee Club 4. basketball, baseball. .lent 4,9 Senior play 2, 33 llhh French Club fSecrctary 31, fPresident 43 .,.. Choralcttcs 3, 43 ,.,. Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls' Glce Club 3, 43 Variety Show 2, 3 fDircrtur 413 .... All City Chorus 2, 33 ..., Central District Chnrus 2, 3, 4. JUDITH L. SAXTON THOMAS D. SCANO CARLA L. SCHONNING Girls' Basketball 23 Girls' Varsity Club Variety Show 4: .... Skiing3 ..., Surfingg History Club 23 .... Pep Club 4 2, 3, 43 .... History Club 3, 43 .... Pep ..,. Bowling. Paintingg .... Sorority. Club 4. 55 SUSAN SHANKMAN MICHAEL H. SHEVITZ ELAINE K. SHOCAS History Club 2. 31 .... French Club 2. 3. pmt-time employmem 2 Q, 4. -,-, A-74A' Girls Chorus 2, 35 ..,. Biology Club 2, 45 ..., Spanish Club 45 .... Aletheia Liter- 2. ,L ' ' 35 .... Aletheia 35 .... Student Council 35 :try Society 4. ' .... History Club 3, Steering Committee 45 .... Classic Myths Business Boarcl5 .... Senior Prom Committee 45 .... Girls Ten- nis 25 .... Pep Club 4. SANDRA B. SHORT DIANA M. SIAURIS Student Council 25 .... Debating Club 35 History Club 45 .... Variety Show 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Part-time job. Hop Comm. 45 ..., Aletheia Literary So- riety 45 .... History Club 4. DIANE A. SIMMONS Mixed Chorus 3, 45 .... Choralettes 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Variety Show 3, 4 QChoreography 41, SANDRA A. SLACK CAROLYN A. SLESINSKI Cheerleatling 3, QCaptziin 4j5 .... History Green Room Club 2, 3 fSecretary 435 .... Club 45 .... Ski Club 45 Student Coun- Fl'CI'lCll Club 3 fViCC-Pf9Sifl9flf 412 ri! 45 .... Senior Hop Committee 45 ,... Argus Literary Board 4: .... Mixed Denholm's Fashion Board. Chorus 45 .... Chornlettes 45 .... Girls' Glee Club 5, 45 ..., Chorus Arcompnnist 4. 56 SUSAN D, SLOVIN Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3, 45 .... His- tory Club 2, 3, 45 ..., Varsity Club 2 fVice-President 315 .... Girls' Tennis Team 3, 45 .... Choralettes 3 fSecret:u'y- Treasurer 415 .... Mixed Chorus 3, 45 .... Girls' Glee Club 3 QLibraririn 415 .... Argus Business Boarcl 3, 45 .... Sr. Picture Committee 4. SUSAN R. SMELEWICZ JAMES R. SMITH ROBERT L. SMITH History Club 3, 45 .... Mandolin, .... Piano. Football 25 .... Baseball 2. 150 lb. Football 25 .,.. Indoor Track 4 Tennis 3, 45 Stamp and Coin Cul lection. MAUREEN SMYTH Entered Classical late in junior year: , Ski Club 45 .... Part-time job. EDWARD M. SOLOWAY NANCY- E. SNIDER CHERYL P. SOLOMAN History Club 2, 3, 45 .... Variety Show 2. Part-time jobg .... Officer B.B.G,5 Morl- 3, 4 fChoreography 455 ,.,. Classic ern Dancing. Myths Business Board 45 - Classic Myths Art and Publicity 45 .... Ski Club 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... junior Prom Committee 35 .... Student Council 2. ATHENA SOULIOTIS RAMONA SPIRAUSKAS Bam' 31 51 45 -'-- Offhestfa 33 3- 43 --'- History Club 35 .,.. French Club 45 .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 45 Debating Dance Band 3, 4 ..,. Part-time yob. Spnnmh Club 4- Club 2, 35 ,.,. Biology Club 25 ..., Fisi ing. 57 ROBERT P. STALILONIS BARBARA C. STANIONIS STEPHEN W. STATHIS l50 Ib. Football 23 .... Football 3, lCo- Biology Club 23 .... Spanish Club 43 .... Chess Club3 ..,. Basketball3 ..,. Baseball. captain 413 .... j,V. Basketball 2, 33 .... History Club 3, 43 .... History Club Golf team 3, 43 .... Ski Club 4. Steering Committee 43 .... Pep Club 43 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 43 ..,. Mixed Chorus 3, 4g .... Choralettes 5. 43 .... Classic Myths Business Board 43 Girls' Tennis 2. ' MARSHA H. STEARNS BARBARA A. STEINHILBER History Club 3, 43 .... Aletheia 3 1Treus- Spanish Club 33 .... History Club 43 urer 413 .... Girls' Glee Club 4. Advanced Biology Class 3. 4. BERNICE M. STERN History Club 2, 3, fVice-President 413 .... French Club 2, 3, 43 .... Green Room Club 2, 3, 43 ..,. Senion Play 4g .... Ale- theia 3, 43 .... j.V. Tennis Team 23 .... Tennis Team 3, 43 ..,. Varsity Club 3, 43 Argus Literary Board 43 Variety Show 3, 4 .... junior Class Day Commit- tee and Graduation Usher 33 .... Classic Myths Literary Board 43 Senior Prom Committee, fCo-Chairman 413 .... Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. EDWARD M, STERNFIELD RONNA K. STONE WARREN STONE Indoor Track 2, 3 fCaptain 413 Outdoor Biology Club3 .... Art. j.V. Football 23 .... Hockey 2, 3, 43 .... Tragk 2, 3, 4g .... Radio Club 33 .... Math J-V- Baseball 2, 3- Clu 4. 58 JOHN S. STUBBE DAVID W. SUGARMAN ELLEN M. SULLIVAN Cross Country 25 .,.. Football 35 .... j.V. History Club 3, 45 ..,. j.V. Baseball 2, 35 History Club 4, .... Pep Club 45 .... Gui- Basketball 35 ,... History Club 3, Chair- .... Collects Stamps and Coins. tar. man Steering Committee 45 ,... Class Day Committee 4 fCo-Chairmanjg .... Ski Club 4. JUDITH L. SULLIVAN NORMAN P. SUNDIN JUDITH A. SWEENEY Green Room Club 2, 3, fPresident 4j5 .... Part-time job. Cheerleading 35 .... Student Council 2. History Club 3, Steering Committee 45 .... Debating Club 3, 45 .... jr. Class Day Committee 35 ..., Graduation Usher 35 .... Senior Play 3, 45 .... French Club 45 .... Pep Club 45 .... Ski Club 45 .... Class Day Committee 4. JAMES I. THURSTON JR. JEFFREY H. THURSTON SUSAN W. TOMASINO Football 2, 3, 45 ..,. Student Council 2, Football 2, 35 .... Basketball 3, 45 .... Biology Club 2, 3, 4 .... Student Council 45 .... Class Tl'CilSlll'Cl' 45 .... Radiologi- Track 2, 3, 45 .... Senior Hop Committee 25 .... History Club 25 .... French Club cal Monitors 35 .... Chemistry Lab Ass't. 4. 3. 45 .... Student Govt Day lSenutorj. 59 CHARLES E. TRACY FRANCES E, TURCO SALLY L. TURNER Football 2, 3, 4: .... Argus Art Staff 4g French Club 2g .... j.V. Tennis 2, .... Armidale H.S., Australia-Yearbook 35 Classic Myths Art Staff, fCo-Chair- Girls' Glee Club 33 Tennis 3, 45 Ffeflfh Cl10ir 52 Drama Society 3g man 45 .... Ski Club 4. History Club 3, 4, .... Varsity Club 5, 4g -.-- Student Council 3. Classical-French Spanish Club, fTreasurer 41, History Club 43 Advanced Biology 4. Steering Committee 4, .... Senior Prom Committee 4g .... Pep Club 4. FRANCES M. TURPIN MARTIN TWIGG EUGENE P. URSOLEO History Club 3, 43 .... Varsity Club 3, 43 Basketball 3g .... Baseball 2, 3, 4 QCap- Boys' Ice Hockey 3, 4g .... Football: .... Green Room Club 3, 4, Girls' rainy, Golfg Ham Radio Operator. Bnseballg Part time job, Field Hockey 43 .... Pep Club 43 .... Variety Show 4. GLENN C. VAN WICKLE DAVID H. WALES DOROTHY A. WARASZKIEWICZ j.V. Baseball 2, 3, .,,, Outside juhg ,,,, Mixed Chorus 43 ..., YMCA Church Girls' Glee Club 5,41 ---- l'llSl0l'y.ClUlJ 3, Churrh Basketball. League Bnsketbnllg .... Folk 84 Gospel 43 --4- BlUl08Y Club 23 ---- 5P1ml5h Club Guimfg ,,,, Judo, 4, .,., Mixed Chorus 43 ,... Pep Club 43 Classic Myths Business Board 4. 60 SHARON M. WATSON MICHAEL S. WEINER BENNETT A. WEINTRAUB History Club 5, 43 .... Debating Club 2. Hockey 2, 33 .4,. G0lf 2. 33 ,... History Student Council 23 ..,. Math Club 4g .... 45 ..., Varsity Club 43 ,... Girls' Fieltl Club 2, 3, 43 .... Debating Club 2, 3: .... Senior Prom Committee 4g .... Mu Sigma Hockey 43 .... Girls' Basketball 43 .l.. Li- Ski Club 4, Fraternity. briiirian Aitle 43 .,.. Guidance Office Aide 3, . ROBERT WERME ELIZABETH WHITMAN CHRISTINE I... WILLARD Indoor Track 23 .... Skiing. Aletheia Literary Society 2, 3, 4, fSecre- Cheerleader 4g .... Field Hockey 2, 33 .... tary 4jg ..,. Green Room Club 3, 43 .... Tennis ZQ .... Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 .... Student Council 4g .... Spanish Club 43 Spanish Club 43 .,.. History Club 2, 3, Senior Picture Committee. 43 Ski Club 43 Pep Club 4. GARRY I.. WISE JAYNE E, WITKIE I RAYMOND WITOWSKI Football 2, 3, 4, tCaptain 453 j.V. Bas- Chess Club 33 ..., History Club 8: Steer- History Club 2, 3, 43 .... Golfg .... Foot- ketball 23 .... Basketball 3. ing Committee 23' .... Girls' Tennis 2g .... ball. Argus Art Staff 4. 61 I KENNETH H. WOLFF CHARLES R. YABLONSKI ELAINE M. ZAPARASKAS Track 2, 35 ..,. Ski Club 44 ..., Tennis 4. Football 23 .... Interested in Electronics. Spanish Club 43 History Club, Steer- ing Committee 4g .... Chess Club 4g .... ANTOINETTE M. ZOGAS Choralettes 4g .... Mixed Chorus 3, 4, QVice-President 415 .... Girls' Glee Club 3, 43 .... Girls' Basketball 4 fCo-Man- agerjg .... Varsity Club 4g .... Variety Show 3, 45 .... Pep Club 4. JUDD CAPLOVICK Stamp Collectingg .... Coin Collecting. RICHARD DESMARAIS After school employment 2, 3, 4g .... Enjoys hunting, fishing, all outdoor sports. Automobiles. WILLIAM L. FREEDMAN Student Council SQ .... Member of AZAQ CTreasurerJ N.C.S.Y. ROBERT B. HENDRICKSON Basketballg .... Skiing. V JOYCE P. MURPHY History Club 2, 35 .... Spanish Club 4g .... Biology Club 3g .... Swimmingg .... Boat- ing. j.V. Tennis 2. DAVID W. PATTERSON Swimmingg .... Gymnasticsg .... Auto Rac- ing. JAMES V, SALVIDIO Restoring Antique Carsg .... Mechanics .... Carpentryg .... Huntingg .... Archery. MARY P. SIDLOSKI History Club 3, 43 .... Skiingg .... judo Dancing. ROBERT H. SOUCY Sky Divingg .... Scuba Divingg Hunt ing. CHERYL M. STONE Cooking: .... Skating. Qu ST DE CGUNCIL Kevin Harvey-President Elizabeth Whiiman-Vice Presideni Robert Stalilonis--Treasurer Sally Knight--Secretary ALETHEIA CL President Ruth Mencow Vice-President Margery Gordon Treasurer Marsha Stearns Secretary Elizabeth Whitman Auditor Sara Porter 64 GREE ROOM CLUB President Judith Sullivan Vice-President Karen Sarkala Treasurer Patricia Cooper Secretary Carolyn Slesinski DEB TING CLUB 65 President Clara Doyle Vice-President Andrew Brem Secretary Susan Medoff Treasurer Robert Lubowitz GIRLS VARSITY CLUB CHESS CL President Susan Slovin Secretary Joy Danilowicz Treasurer Barbara Nabhan President Moshe Pliche Vice-President William Coblenz Secretary 81 Treasurer James Nevler ARGUS LITERARY BOARD ARGU S RU SI N ESS BOARD m ker ski ARGUS ART STAFF 67 FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB President Karen Sarkala Vice-President Carolyn Slesinski Secretary .loan Fairbanks Treasurer Judith Masnik President Susan Hill Vice-President Michael Pignataro Secretary Sally Knight Treasurer Frances Turco 68 HISTCRY CL History 71 President John Ducimo Vice-President Bernice Stern Treasurer Francis Brennan Secretary Dorothy Mitchell PYTHALKEHMUW3 President David Mello Vice-President Holly Greene Secretary Richard Kent Treasurer Howard Potash SKICLUB President Grace Clark Vice-President Joy Freedman Treasurer Michael Weiner PEP CL BAN President Louise Benoit Vice-President .loan Fairbanks Secretary-Treasurer Loretta Morris Librarian Barbara Gardner President Vivian McCabe Vice-President Louise Benoit Secretary Beth Congdon Treasurer James Cronin GIRLS GLEE CL MIXED CHORUS President Audrey Plotkin Vice-President Sally Knight Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Mencow Librarians Susan Slovin Sheila Gordon President Stanley Dow Vice-President Antoinette Zogas Secretary-Treasurer Stephen Smith Librarians Evelyn Larson Terry Raftery 72 CI-IORAL EFTES President Joan Fairbanks Vice-President Marcia Dunton Secretary-Treasurer Dorothea Dollas Librarian Gay Lockwood DANCE BAN President Mary-Lou Breitborde Vice-President Jean Bohmann Secretary-Treasurer Susan Slovin Librarian Louise Benoit ORCHESTRA President Richard Jaffee Vice-President Michael Nitka Secretary-Treasurer Bernard Cohen Librarian Gay Lockwood 73 M Q x FOOTBALL Co-Captains Gary Wise Robert Sfolilonis Coach William Juges Mr. Powers ' RCD S S C QU NT RY Co-Captains Robert Cotton Robert Rothemich Coach Mr. Cravedi 76 BUYS BASKETBALL n rey Barr Brennan GIRLS BASKETBALL C C 77 GIRLS HUC KEY Captain Joy Danilowicz Coach Miss Carlstrom BOYS HOCKEY Captain James Collins Co-Captain Robert Berliner Coach Mr. White 78 GIRLS TENNIS m BOYS TENNIS . 79 DOCR TRACK Co-Captains Dennis Brault Edward Sternfield Coach Mr. Cravedi CHEERLEADERS - . 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Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won't explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week's pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer Yes to these questions. They work for New England Telephone Company . . . New England's largest employer. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. 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STEPHEN ELIAS Class of 1932 Compliments of ROOM 8 754 4163 STYLING BU-T-RAMA 4IJ2 CHANDLER STREET Upwuslfz IANDClLI'S WDRGESTER. MASS. 0 1313 QE9, VERNON E Pf.l55lllLillU5N Wy 3 5 f 1' firm: . w 'Ziuan STER EF' .plfdlftrllllftl 3 B E BB Complimenlf of WORCESTER TELEGRAM THE EVENING GAZETTE SUNDAY TELEGRAM RADIO STATION WTAG DENHOLMS U H Young Worcesters Favorite Shopping Place COMPLIMENTS OF BLOSSOM SPA CHICKEN DELIGHT FREE DELIVERY Chicken-Pizza-Fish-Cla ms SW I-0909 432 Pleasant St WHITE Cleaners - Launderers ONE STOP-SAME DAY SERVICE WORCESTER 757-7707 Our Store's open every day 7 A.M. to 7 P.M Best wrsr-res Park Bldg. Pharmacy 505 MAIN ST. WORCESTER MASS. Arthur L. Jarnes, Reg. Ph. Dave Ramstrom's Mobil Service Station 414 Chandler St. Worcester, Mass. LITTLEFIELD, INC. Flowers 552 MAIN STREET R, MAS S. Th k I us when you th g f FI for all occas 5 HAD CLASSROOM? 6 hrs driving 6 rs observation. To quality you for insurance reduction S35.00 Complete driver education 30 hrs. Class- room - 6 hrs. driving-6 hrs. observation for insurance reduction Pleasant Auto School I5 Trumbull Street' Worcester, Mass. Tel. 753-8655 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '66 James Tharp Mrs. and Mrs. William S. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Andre Larocque Lorraine A. Goyette Mr. and Mrs. George George Mr. and Mrs. Len Cambell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mercon Mr. and Mrs. John Turpin Campfire Girls--Tando The Morris Children COMPLIMENTS or George's Flower Shop Bob Lubowitz's Uncle COMPLIMENTS or D ENTERPRISES COMPLIMENTS OF TT A lPi Alphai SORORITY Compliments of SOLBRO CO. .IEAN'S MOBILE SERVICE STATION Carl Seder's Music Mart I34 Front St. Worcester, Mass. C b cl I ' ' W k or KE:3lQS?ive glgggigrs or If It Pertains To Music, We Have It Recods, sheet music, guitars and I85 PARK AVE. musical accessories Worcester, Mass. PLeasant 3-9880 Compliments of OSCAR LEAVITT COMPLIMENTS OF B.B.G. Kavanah coMPuMENts or coMpuMENts or MQNTRQSE CLARK OIL SERVICE 537 PARK AVE. WORCESTER, MASS. Best wlsHEs POLAR BEVERAGE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF PALSON'S INC. 280 Main St. COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL I u Helen s Rialto Dry Goods DQNUT SHCP CHlLDREN'S 8g LADIES WEAR 39 8 Park Ave. WOYCSSTBY, Mass COMPLIMENTS OF Raymond J. MacKoul WHOLESALE PRODUCE 81 FRUIT 132 Southbridge Street Worcester, Mass Best Wishes for a successful future GUIDANCE DEP'T. CLASSICAL H.S. McFee 81 Newton 82 W. BOYLSTON ST. WORCESTER, MASS. Tel. 754-8544 Automobile Repairs Merritt L. Koenig Optician 29 Pearl St. 754-4236 Good Luck To The Class of '66 PERRY coNTE I TUXEDOS- Special rates for Students O ORCHESTRAS- . Music for all occasions 112 Front Street Worcester 757-5731 -- 755-7383 COMPLIMENTS OF S. TALBERT CO. coMPLlMENTs oi: CHARLES B. KESNER r.v. 8. RADIO si-lop For anything in car radios See Charley first 755-9210 COMPLIMENTS or KELLY-HIBBS BUICK, INC. 72 Shrewsbury St. ..- ..Worcester, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. CHARLES STAVROS KOZY KORNER 623 Lincoln Street Friendliest Spa in Town Ollis School of Beauty Culture 536A MAIN ST. WORCESTER, MASS. Tel. 754-7208 GOOD LUCK-FROM A PAST GRAD COMPLIMENTS or Discount Meat Center Blackstone St. Wilkinsonville, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF LAFAYETTE MARKET 44 Lafayette Street Worcester, Mass. Best wishes from a friend COMPLIMENTS OF Lafayette Radio Electronics 23 Foster St. Worcester, Mass. Your Complete Electronics Center Weintraub's Delicatessen l26 Water Street COURTESY OF Classical High School Musical Organizations COMPLIMENTS OF SamSon's Delicatessen l5 Pleasant Street 50 Franklin Street COMPLIMENTS OF Joseph A. Vitalone 340 MAIN st. worecssme, MASS. COMPLIMENTS OF HARPERS INC. 338 MAIN ST. Store of Fashion Compliments to the Class of 1966 WEST SIDE PIZZA HOUSE Quality Sea Foods Inc. Largest inland lobster pools in New England FRESH FISH DAILY -For the very best in Lobsters - Visit Our Famous Lobster Pools- 753-9326 Compliments of J. J. NEWBURY CO. Cathy Shoe Store's Inc. FACTORY SHOE OUTLET 128 Highland St. SUNOCO SERVICE STA. D'Ascanio 81 Marino 809 GRAFTON ST. WORCESTER, MASS. Compliments of Compliments of Goyett's Service Station Highland Street Cumptumeter School IBM Key Punch: Caffiliate of Victor Tempororiesj Need more money: Pre- pare yourself morc for the FIPIIP ' mlmefia ' .P 7f0n' better paying position. fnvolces ' Progfammml Typ' Plan your career carefully. mg? I Il sl In A few weeks training can . make the difference. In. Comptometerx divirlual instruction - Bud- Figure work specialist! Day- get payments - Nationwide Eve. 81 Sat. Classes forming placement with Victor Free Trial lesson. Call 753- Temporories. Write for 3517. free, booklet A MARINO'S MARKETS 783 Grafton Street woRcEsTER, MASS. Compliments of Raphaelson and Family ALBERT Rmvrzzzl Qeuuly Sclfolz, gnc. SUITE 216 PAQK BUILDING 5U'7 MAIN ETFJE 'r TEL 757 2474 WEIREESTER NASS Compliments ot Economy Paint: Supply 88 Boston Turnpike Shrewsbury 20 Harding Street, Worcester 'Q smfii I 242 Mill Sf ' Worcester 3 Dany Io-9 2 sm. lo-6 s Q o COMPLIMENTS OF BOYER, PULDA 8. PLOTKIN, INC. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1966 SIGMA RHO SORORITY coMPLlMENTs OF KADIS Si WALSH SAT. NITE MIXERS at the Y.W.C.A. featuring the MAU - MAUS coMPuMENTs OF Blue Goose Restaurant COMPLIMENTS OF BENNIE COTTON, INC. COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bernstein COMPLIMENTS OF Commonwealth Stationers, Inc. Prouty Printing, Co. Deerfield Press, Inc. 90 Grove St. - 274 Main St. Complete Office Outfitters ALEX BEAUTY LOUNGE Formerly Associated With Beauty Salons In Worcester and Boston Tel. 754-7185 324 Pleasant St. Worcester, Mass. Worcester Home CLEANERS 288 MILL ST. Aluminum Storm Windows and Doors ' Jalousies, Awnings, Porch Enclosures 406 CHANDLER ST- WORCESTER' MASS' Siclings-Window Shades--Venetian Binds TEL 753-5181 Insured Workmen Free Home Demonstrations 798-2712 or 791-4900 COMPLIMEN TS OF A FRIEND Compliments of ROOM 20 E .