High School of Commerce - Caduceus Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1962 volume:

Caduceus Volume 37, 1962 High School of Commerce 415 State Street Springfield 5, Massachusetts STACK ing . . For good counsel Here and there... For urgent bus tickets... é ‘ 3 é 3 i 3 S Adit tedddddddddddddcdedier™ : F +2 eee ROSE ELE RRER OTTERS OSCE ES REE 3 2 $4 c ‘CNRS ORCL Rt BREET, Ss SS ee For gymnastic accomplishments . . . For informative literature ... ahcawarine SeorsieR Foreword Although the 1961-62 school year is over, each class will have something significant in its own right to cherish and remember as it looks through the pages of our yearbook. As the freshmen become juniors, the memory of Freshie Day will linger on: an exciting experience to some, a day of woe fo others. They will also remember—with smiles on their faces—the bewildering predicament they found themselves in the first day of school as they tried to find the rooms as- signed to them. The juniors, now promoted to seniors, will always hold dear the day they wore their class rings for the first time and the thrilling night of their junior prom. Of course, the nightly homework assignments which seemed never to end will be remembered with a wrinkle on their brow. The now-graduated seniors will have memories abun- dant as they reminisce through their yearbook. Their senior prom, which was even more splendid than they had anti- cipated, will by far stand out as the highlight of their last year at Commerce. The senior banquet, the senior hats, and Class Day will as well be included as they think back to all their joys at high school. Yes, there are memories for everyone pictured in the 1962 yearbook. As you turn its pages, let each page be a KEY unlocking a fond recollection. Table of Contents Fac lTy seve eevee csi nts ks ab 6 Classes gree re ca ha a ese tes 20 SSGNIOMSa tees 5a ot ee nee mn ae 34 UUIOLS a racer ane ee Re 100 Eresnimer weer ee ee eas 118 DACTIVILICS geet ee rath ty aca cath ee orcas ie id SDOMS Mer cine ree Sie Wied ea OA To us at Commerce, the word FACULTY means FRIENDS. Each of us has, at some time or other, experienced occasions when our teachers have been more than just teachers. Their main duty is that of trying to educate those of us who desire training or knowledge in a certain field. But how many of us have taken personal problems to our superiors with the hope that we would gain understanding, and in addition, have found a solution? Although we do not always show gratitude towards them, it is always there. We appreciate having such a fine faculty. Philip A. Sweeney Principal Superintendent, Dr. T. Joseph McCook School Administration Deputy Superintendent, Dr. M. Marcus Kiley Assistant Superintendent, Alice B. Beal Assistant Superintendent, Joseph E. Buckley Mayor Charles V. Ryan, Jr., Chairman Robert F. Bogan Romeo J. Cyr William H. Davidson Theodore E. Dimauro Mrs. Mary M. Lynch Mrs. Dorothy S. Robinson Dr. Gladys A. Midura Assistant Principal Springfield School Committee FREDERICK G. ALLEN Boston University, B.A.; Yale University, M.A.; Boston Uni- versity. English Book Fair Pet Peeve: people who have pet peeves ALPHONSE J. ALMINAS Suffolk University, LL.B.; Boston University, B.S. in Ed., M. Ed. Civics, American History Caduceus Business Adviser Pet Peeve: flying saucers with little green men in them FRANK BALLAS American International College, B.S., M.A. General Science, Math, Biology Pet Peeve: the ten pin ELINOR Y. BURLOW American International College, B.A.; Springfield College, M.Ed. French, English Kumtux Co-Adviser Pet Peeve: Japanese beetles CLAIRE O. CARROLL Salem Teachers College, B.S.; Boston University, M.C.S. Secretarial Lockers 10 FRANCIS P. ALLEVA Northeastern University, B.S.; Harvard University, Ed.M. Bookkeeping, Business Math Student Council Co-Adviser Hobbies: swimming and skating GERARD W. AYOTTE American International College, B.S.; Westfield State College, M.Ed. Business Math, Economics, Law JOHN W. BENNETT U. of Mass., B.A.; Yale Universi- ty, M.A. Mathematics Commerce Business Adviser, Math Club Pet Peeve: students who “don’t get it’ CECILIA M. CABANA New York University, Springfield College, M.S.Ed. Bis7 Stenography, Office Practice, Typewriting Freshman Class Adviser Hobbies: reading, knitting HELENE E. CARROLL State Teacher’s College Framing- ham, B.S. Ed., Springfield Col- lege, M.Ed. Clothing, Personality and Etiquette Social Committee, Senior Caps and Gowns Hobbies: bridge, and swimming. gardening, ELIZABETH CONNELL Tufts College, A.B., Boston Uni- versity, M.A. English Commerce Editorial Adviser Hobbies: reading and traveling MARY G. CONWAY New York University, B.S., M.A. Stenography and Typewriting Trading Post Adviser VIRGINIA CLANCY Framingham Teachers College, B.S., Boston University, Cornell University Home Economics, Personality and Etiquette CHARLES F. CORCORAN Junior Class Adviser Rockhurst College, A.B.; Uni- versity of Kansas City, M.A. Hobby: music English Hobbies: reading and equitation ERNEST L. CONCHIERI American International College, B.S.; New York University, M.A. Bookkeeping I! G.O. Adviser; Faculty Manager of Athletics Pet Peeve: chronic absentees BERNICE M. CONNOLLY Boston Teachers College, B.S. in Ed.; M.E. Business Mathematics and Penmanship Locker Keys Hobby: “My family” 11 WILLIAM M. FINNEGAN Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S. Ed.; University of Massa- chusetts, M.S. U.S. History, Economics, Civics Patrol Adviser Hobby: green grass grower MELVIN H. GRANT Massachusetts, International University of B.A.; American College, M.A. English Capers Director, Drama Club Adviser Hobby? ‘Who has time?” HELENE GRIFFIN Fitchburg State Teachers’ Col- lege, B.S.E., Springfield College, M.Ed. English Pro Merito Adviser, Senior Class Adviser JOSEPH DELLA-GIUSTINA American International College, M.A., B.S.; Manhattan College, Business Math Hobbies: golf and music RAYMOND H. ELLISON Clark University, B.A.; Brown University, M.A. English Library, Caduceus, Bowling Hobby: cutting gemstones JOHN P. GAFFNEY, JR. American International College, B.A., M.A.; Columbia University; University of Colorado English Capers Advisory Staff Hobbies: theater, travel FLORENCE E. GREENLEAF Bliss Business College; Universi- ty of Maine, B.S.; Springfield College, M.S. Girls Physical Education, Driver Education Cheerleaders and Bowling Ad- viser Hobbies: bowling, camping JAMES J. HARRINGTON American International College, B.S., Springfield College, M.E. Bookkeeping, Typewriting WAYLAND J. HOLLEY Dartmouth, B.A.; Northwestern, M.A. English Soccer Coach, Junior Class Ad- viser Pet Peeve: taxes and redheads HAROLD W. JONES Springfield College, M.Ed. Machine Calculation Audio-Visual Coordinator Hobbies: photography, bridge, travel FRANK J. LANDRY Plymouth (N.H.) Teachers Col- lege, B.S.; Boston University, M.Ed. English Hobbies: astronomy, oceanog- raphy RAYMOND C. LEMIEUX Bridgewater Teachers College, B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; University of Virginia U.S. History, World History Hobbies: reading, golf, swim- ming, “talking” 13 REGINA T. HENDERSON Westfield State Teachers Col- lege, B.S: in Ed.; Springfield College, M.S. in Ed. Modern Problems, American History Senior Photo Coordinator Japanese Beetles Pet Peeve: ELEANOR B. HYDE Teacher’s College Framingham, B.S.; Boston University Home Economics Pet Peeve: answering question- aires! NORMAND LAFLAMME Holyoke Junior College, A.A.; University of Mass., B.A.; Smith College, N.S.F. Institute Algebra, Geometry, Business Math Hobbies: sports, politics ALBERTA McCLEARY Mount Holyoke College; Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, M.S. Biology Caduceus Photography Hobbies: photography, garden- ing JOHN J. McKAY American International College, B.S., M.A. Economics, Civics, World His- tory Senior Class Adviser, Capers Advisory Staff Hobbies: golf, music WILLIAM McWHA Salem State Teachers, B.S. Ed.; Boston University, M.Ed. Clerical Bookkeeping, Business Math Music Festival Assistant Hobbies: Little League, Church- work CATHERINE A. LEONE College of New Rochelle, B.A.; Springfield College, M.Ed.; Co- lumbia University General Auxiliary Hobbies: reading and traveling MARY E. McCARTHY College of Our Lady of the Elms, B.A.; Springfield College, M.Ed. Spanish, English Junior Red Cross Adviser Hobbies: reading, music, T.V. JOAN McDONALD American International College, B.S.; New York University, M.S. Bookkeeping, Business Math, Penmanship Hobbies: skiing and skating BARBARA J. McQUADE Worcester State College, B.S. Distributive Education Pet Peeve: ‘‘Gluey’” personali- ties RUTH G. MARSDEN New York School of Fine and Applied Art; Grand Central School of Art; Boston Univers- ity; Springfield College Art Art Club Adviser Pet Peeve: talkers HERBERT MICHAELS Boston University, B.S.; Uni- versity of Illinois, M.A. English, Speech School Publicity, Capers and Drama Club Adviser Hobbies: Reading, chess, music HONORA F. NELLIGAN Smith College, B.A.; Northamp- ton Commercial College Typewriting G.O. Secretary VERONICA C. O’DELL Springfield College, B.S. Physical Education Pet Peeve: ‘Do we have to take a shower?” GEORGE W. MEACHAM American International College, B.S.; Springfield College Business Practice, Business Math Football Line, Wrestling and J.V. Baseball Coach Hobby: camping CATHERINE T. MEEHAN Teachers College of Connecti- cut, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; Boston University Office Practice, Stenography Hobby: working with youth CATHERINE C. MORIARTY Northeastern University, BCS, BBA; Boston University, M.Ed. Stenography, Secretarial Practice WALTER D. NICKERSON New England Conservatory of Music, B.Mus.; Springfield Col- lege, M.Ed. Music Musical Festival, Capers Audi- tions, Graduation Music Hobbies: swimming reading, fishing, GLADYS A. SARTWELL John B. Stetson University, B.A., M.A. English MILDRED D. SHUTE Georgia State College, B.S., Co- lumbia University, M.A. Dressmaking, Personality and Etiquette Senior Caps and Gowns Hobby: feeding a husband who enjoys eating. JOHN A. STONE Northwestern University, B.A.; American International College, M.S. Biology HELEN E. RANKIN Irving College, B.A.; Pennsyl- vania State English Pro Merito Adviser Hobby: people all ages RICHARD SANDBERG Clark University, A.B., A.M. U.S. History, World History Hi-Y Adviser, Tennis Coach Hobby: reading, study and travel pertaining to the Civil War ANTHONY J. SERAFINO, JR. Boston University, B.S., M.Ed.; Dartmouth College; Harvard School of Business Administra- tion Law, Sales, Business Practice G.O. Treasurer Hobbies: golf, bowling HAROLD D. SMITH, JR. Becker Junior College, As.Sc.; Clark University, B.B.A., M.A.Ed. World History Patrol Adviser, Capers Lighting Pet Peeve: students romancing in school corridors HENRY A. TRESPAS Mass. College of Pharmacy and Science, B.S.; Boston University, M.S.; Harvard; M.I.T. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Physiology Supervision of Public Events Hobbies: golf, fishing FREDERICA W. VAUGHAN Bouve-Boston School of Physical Ed.; Springfield College Physical Education, Driver Education Drill Team Director Hobbies: Playing bridge, read- ing for pleasure WILLIAM W. WILDER University of New Hampshire, B.S., M.Ed. Chemistry, Physics Senior Class Adviser WILLARD J. WRIGHT American International College, Springfield College, M.Ed. History, Geography Baseball Coach, Freshman Class Adviser Hobbies: tennis, fishing JULIA T. ZAJCHOWSKI Westfield State College, B.S.Ed.; Boston University, M.Ed.; Uni- versity of Connecticut Filing Capers Make-up Director JOHN J. TROY, JR. University of Notre Dame, B.S.; Boston University, M.Ed. Physical Education, Driver Education Football, Basketball, Golf Coach Pet Peeve: “Officials”’ HENRY A. WIATROWSKI American International College, B.A.; Teachers College, Colum- bia University, M.A. American History, World History American Education Week Chairman Hobbies: golf, theatre, watch- ing Commerce win EMMA J. WILLIAMS Hampton Institute, B.S.; Spring- field College, M.S. Physical Education Pet Peeve: dirty sneakers in gym classes Our Faculty BRUNO RUMPAL SENIOR COUNSELOR Springfield College, B.S.; Lon- don School of Economics; Clark University, M.A. Chairman Scholarship Committee DR. GLADYS A. MIDURA JUNIOR COUNSELOR American International College, B.S.; Springfield College, M.Ed.; University of Connecticut, Ph.D. HELEN W. LYNCH JUNIOR COUNSELOR Mount Holyoke College, B.A.; Boston University; Springfield College. Kumtux Adviser 18 Guidance Counselors offer valuable assistance in stu- dent problems of choosing appro- priate studies, making personal adjustments, and finding suitable employment. Office Mary Reardon Barbara Ellis Office and Plant Personnel are indispensable to the smooth everyday functioning of a 1300- student high school. Helen Benoit Mildred Powers The Commerce Lunchroom Staff. First Row: Martha Seaver, Marion Gendron, Christina Courtney, Maria Grimaldi. Second Row: Elizabeth Jones, Jeannette Lemelin, Mary Buckley, Mary Connolly. Miss Mary Killeen, our acting school nurse, heals our aches and bruises with a _ pleasant combination of skill and smile. Mr. George Yorio, our chief cus- todian, also serves as_ traffic safety officer. 19 Classes... Wu Ny ‘ol The shrill ring of the bell brings to mind several things, one of which is a summons to class. In these forty-two minute periods we have endeavored to absorb all that is possible of a subject. There are some exceptions to the rule, however, as when interruptions such as assemblies and fire drillshave shortened the time period. Aft these times we are often surprised to find a look of genuine relief upon the faces of our teachers as well as upon our own. Regardless of whether periods are long or short, however, we have learned to ap- preciate every valuable minute that is spent in class. Thomas Burke’s rock collection proves an interesting topic for an oral com- position in his freshman English class, where oral as well as written expression is emphasized. Right: Terry Lyons shows the correct way to dissect a frog in the Biology Lab as Judy Gero, Diane Settembro, Mary Chambers, and Dolores Piwo- warczyk look on. 22 23 Diane Mosher shares her favorite recipe with Glory Pacia, Jean McCracken, and Carol Salvetti during a cooking session. The General Course includes pupils not yet specializing in a particular field. They are prepared for employment as typical office assistants. By their senior year many will become adept in more advanced skills. Left: Mary Miller waits patiently while Gail Poirier marks the hemline on the skirt Mary is creating in her sewing class. Like Foods, Dressmaking is a popular respite from the routine of academic subjects. “When shall we three meet again?’ say the three witches of Macbeth: Carol Kinsman, Sharon Duff, and Joanne LeBlanc. Left: Putting their mathematical talents to use are Lorraine Sen- ecal and Ronald Blodgett in Mr. Bennett’s geometry class. 24 The College Preparatory course contains a wide variety of subjects for the college-bound stu- dent. The C. P. student may also take a combination course with stenography or bookkeeping, en- abling him to succeed in both college and outside employment. 25 SPAIN ¢ SA. Above: Senorita Diane Leone shakes her maraccas while Senior Bob Rosso serenades her. A foreign language is one of the requirements for college students. Left: Conspiring against Mr. Wilder in Chemistry | class are Marilyn Bourgeois, Nancy Tilley, and Carolyn Ugolini, who are creating a secret formula. Stenography, a two-year course, not only teaches students the techniques of shorthand, but also helps them to develop skill in typing and office procedures. Industriously transcribing their shorthand notes are Dawna McKay, Marilyn Simpson, Linda Monson, Patricia Gebo in their Stenography II class. Senior Suzanne Parent is learning one of the first steps in the filing proce- dure. Seniors take Filing as part of a three-division course in Office Practice Studying a copy of the Declara- tion of Independence, which was part of the Freedom Train display, are stenography stu- dents Ida Vandal, Elsa Cressotti, Robert Morana, Kathy St. Marie, Is CONGRESS. Jews ox and Dolores Maratea in their ea nntelins ving ane i American History class. This Spe Se document and many other mile- stones of our country’s history were on exhibit. Kathleen Rourke is show operating a ditto machine, Mr. Jones, our Machine Calculation teacher, demon- while Gladys Sterner observes. Students are also strates the fundamentals of operating a Friden cal- taught how to prepare stencils in the two-marking- culator, one of the most vital machines in the busi- period Duplication course. ness world. Seniors in the picture are Karen Ken- nedy, Lynn Rogers, and Denise Brunet. 27 Mary Campbell pints out the business services of our Federal Government to Donald Mannix, Mary Jean Duffy, Mike Tillan- der, and Carolyn Berger during Mr. Finnegan’s Civics class. Debating upon a maior economic issue are Francis Vivenzio, Marna Berthiaume, Richard Fox, Diane Colby, ad Robert Page, who are students in Mr. McKay’s Economics class. 28 Bookkeeping opens a complete world of top-rate positions in the business field. His three years of train- ing gives a student the background he needs either to go to work or to continue with his education at a business college. Left: Maureen Felton remains cool as a cucumber during an exacting typing timing. The correct form in which a check should be made out is pointed out by Susan Jorda while Linda Lopardo, Barbara Fortune, Martha Peach, and Janet Bergeron look on in Mr. Alleva’s Bookkeeping | class. LAA ees thn 3 en WLPACARNTS RATIONAL GANK y discon Ie Se ee SPRINGFIELD, N YVERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK ® hay fe RES gv « Order CS ee eae meee me SPRINSFIELD, MASE hte Jo he wrieecuanTs NaTiown GAOX wo Clerical students have a wide choice of job oppor- tunities because of the many skills they can offer an employer: bookkeeping, filing, du- plicating, typing, machine calculation. Band is among the electives available to clerical stu- dents. A glance into the band room reveals Frank Calabrese, Eli Green, Francis O’Leary, and Peter Wosiak during a practice session. It’s not all work and no play in this curriculum—many students elect Person- ality and Etiquette. Enjoying themselves at the class New Year’s party, designed to give them social experience, are Robert Philp, Beatrice Stovall, James Donnelly, Judy Johnson, Barbara Schroeder, Richard Haglund, Patricia Martel, and Martha Mon- roe. In Clerical Bookkeeping class among the processes is examining posted papers for both the right and wrong ways to do the work. Diane Colby, Judy Fan- toni, Lois Goodrich, Bill Quinn, and Nancy Scibelli are at Mr. McWha’s bulletin board. Another of the ‘fun’ classes offered to clerical stu- dents is Choir. Mastering a new number under the direction of Mr. Walter Nickerson are Sally Montague, Carmeline Guardione, Ruth Rosen, Marylou Searles, 31 ¢ oe aes ao Clerical students learn the fundamentals of business law in this class. Here, Richard Haglund, Barbara Schroeder, Francis O’Leary, Nancy Bonville, and Cynthia Star- ziak participate in a reenactment of the familiar scene of taking an oath in a court- room. Marilyn Hurst, Lois Guidi, Joan Richey, Cynthia Vick- ery, Betty Woodlief, Julia Wegiel, Judy Collings, Beverly Smith, Sandra Shonak, Joan Khoury, Roberta Combs, and Ellen Stebbins. Distributive Education serves occupations in which 30 per cent of the population is employed. On-the-job-training highlights job rotation, a unique f eature of this course. During training the student learns many phases of merchandising. Doris Kurtyka is shown performing several duties a D.E. student must learn. Doris works in the electronic com- puting department, assisting in the preparation of daily sales summaries. She helps in arranging stock when new merchandise arrives as well as in preparing displays to show new goods to the public. 32 Doris helps in the inventory. She gains experience in selling on the job. In another phase of her training, Doris runs a key-punch pre- paring cards for the computer. A major design of Distributive Education is to lead students to career objectives that will de- velop a more efficient distribution of goods and services for us, the consumers. She develops poise by the broadening experience of personal contact with the customers. 33 The senior year is filled with anxiety and anticipation. Almost from the first day of school of this last year, things begin to happen: Senior hats are passed out and worn proudly; yearbook-photo appointments are received from the studio; ballots are distributed out for prettiest girl, class wit, and many other superlatives. Of course, such familiar things as cheering at rallies and games and listening to suggestions at guidance meetings are still a part of the everyday life. Many of these will be sadly missed by our seniors, but such memories will be brought back a hundred- fold as they glance through their yearbooks in years to come. Yes, the senior year and all of its events are excit- ing; it is the year most remembered by high school students. NA eX eT seh et. ek ee at neath ; % ‘ Three-Year Honor Roll First Honors JOANNE LaBOUNTY LUCILLE PHANEUF MARY JOSLYN EILEEN McCORMACK BARBARA GOFF MARTHA POWERS KAREN MURDOCH NANCY KANJIAN MARCIA KIMBALL SANDRA SODI BARBARA WARREN ISABELLE WENK 36 Second Honors DIANE DENDRIS ELIZABETH ROBERTSON LINDA FITZGERALD MARCIA RONZONI GABRIELE BAY JUDITH PANAGOTOPULOS ANN WITTS CAROLYN UGOLINI Third Honors CAROLYN BERGER ERNEST LaFAILLE CAROLINA MANZI THERESA McMAHON THERESA SHEFFER EDWINA HERVIEUX ANDREA BRYANT 37 38 The following seniors comprise the Senior Executive Board: First Row: Marilyn Bourgeois, Lynn Baker, Sandy Maynard, Beverly Gamelli, Marilyn Martone, Denise Brunet, Barbara Goff, Karen Murdoch, Jane Messier, Ellen Stebbins, and Marna Ber- thiaume; Second Row: Judy Panagotopulos, Pat Riley, Isabelle Wenk, Lucille Phaneuf, Lucy Childs, Teresa Sheffer, Estelle Cuoco, Gabriele Bay, Marcia Kimball, Carolyn Ugolini, and Nancy Tilley; Third Row: Larry Dunn, Bill Quinn, Mike Sam- brook, Tom DeNardo, Richard Pietrucci, Art Savage, Alan Grigg, Joyce Jones, Mary Joslyn, and Mary Lou Searles. The Senior Officers and Faculty Advisers: Art Savage, vice pres- ident; Richard Pietrucci, presi- dent; and Barbara Goff, secre- tary. Seated are Mr. William Wilder, Mrs. Helene Griffin, and Mr. John McKay, senior class advisers. This year’s Senior Homeroom Representatives include the fol- lowing: First Row: Susan Taft, Voncell McNeil, Sandra Vane, Donna Seymour, Diane Leone, Mary Panek, and Marcia Ronzoni; Second Row: Aroxy Meregian, Linda Disanti, Dorothy O’Don- Diane Dendris, Eleanor Bennett, Virginia Albano, and Marilyn Bishop; Third Row: Mike Sambrook, Donna Harris, Larry Dunn, John Pestana, Mary Lou Searles, and Alan Grigg. JUNE ANN ADDISON 91 Tyler Street Drama Club; TB Assn. Typist; Field Hockey; Badminton; Leaders. Clerical “That’s nickel, dime stuff.’ JULIA ALBANO 290 Oakland Street Capers Cast; Freshie Day Committee; Jr.-Fr. So- cial; TB Assn. Typist; Softball; Leaders. Stenographic “Oh, well.” VIRGINIA ALBANO 18 Pomona Street Capers Committee, Usher; G.O. Dance Commit- tee; Jr. Prom Committee; Patrol; Sr. Executive Board; Jr. Executive Board. Bookkeeping “What am | going to do?” NANCY K. ALEXANDER 61 Sunridge Drive Capers Cast; Choir; “Commerce” Staff, Music Editor; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; Glee Club; Leaders. Stenographic “Oops, wait a minute; | forgot something!” BARBARA ANN ALLEN 864 St. James Avenue Capers Cast; Chorus; Drama Club; Drill Team; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Alternate; G.O. Assembly Committee; Jr. Red Cross; Music Fes- tival; TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Volleyball. Clerical “Lend me a bus ticket!”’ DONALD ALLEN 108 Arthur Street Capers Committee; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Committee; Stage Crew; Soccer, Captain; Basketball, Captain, J.V.; Baseball. Clerical “Hah!” The Class of 1962 and Their Pet Sayings ETHAN ALLEN 131 Mayfair Avenue Basketball; Baseball. Clerical ALENE ALPERT 56 Garland Street G.O. Dance Committee; Office Aid, Gym; Jr. Executive Board; Class Ring Committee; Jr. Achievement; Leaders. Clerical “Is that cool or what!”’ 39 SAUNDRA AMPELAKIS 50 Carew Terrace Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alter- nate; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Hey—are you kidding me?” RONALD ARDOLINO 43 Campechi Street Wrestling; Soccer; Baseball; Football. Clerical JOANN ASHE 278 Prentice Street Distributive Education “I'd say.” LINNEA AVERY 328 Chapin Terrace Patrol. Stenographic “Take a break!” DAVID BABBIE 306 Goodwin Street Clerical LAWRENCE BAILEY 45 Bernard Street Caduceus Business Staff; Stage Crew; Baseball Manager; Football Manager. Clerical “Defeat is often the step to success.”’ Class of ‘62 LYNN ELIZABETH BAKER 59 Lancaster Street Audio-Visual Aids, Secy.; Capers Cast; Capers Script; Fr. Drill Team; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; Leaders Club. General “All is fair in love and war!” “Lynn, do you want the guys to call me_ hen- pecked?” 40 “Gay, I’m sure that there isn’t any KC103 in that H20 !” BRENDA BERNADETTE BALDWIN 584 Wilbraham Road Distributive Education Club of America. Distributive Education GABRIELE BAY 144 King Street “Commerce” Business Manager; Freshman As- sembly; G.A.A. Board, Vice-President; Office Aid; Pro Merito, Program Chairman; Sr. Exec. Board; G.O. Auditor; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Tennis. College Preparatory-Bookkeeping “Around the edges” CAROLANN C. BECKER 82 Jardine Street Fashion Show; Jr. Red Cross Rep.; Office Aid, Gym; Patrol; Jr. Achievement, Secy. of Com- pany; Bowling. Distributive Education JUDITH ANNE BELCHER 76 Virginia Street Fr. Homeroom Vice-President. College Preparatory “Kind of makes you wonder, doesn’t it?” MARJORIE BELL 11 Arden Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Drill Team; Music Festival; “| Speak for Democracy”’ Assembly. General “Rots a Ruck’”’ ELEANOR BENNETT 139 Dwight Street Sr. Homeroom Representative; Jr. Executive Board; TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Tennis. General “Oh Sugar” MARILYN BENNETT 27 Shawmut Street Chorus. Clerical “1 didn’t do my homework because .. . “ F | 41 “If | only had learned the ‘alphabet... ” CAROLYN E. BERGER 416 Tiffany Street Lunchroom Cashier; Office Aid; G.O. Accounting; Ca- pers Programs. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “What? Are you kiddin’ me?” Class of ‘62 MARNA BERTHIAUME 64 Broad Street Freshie Day Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Executive Board; Bowling; Basketball; Bad- minton. Stenographic—Clerical DOROTHY BESANCON 201 Dorset Street Freshie Day Committee; Office Aid, Gym; Field Hockey; Squad Leader. Bookkeeping GERARD ERNEST BEWSEE 99 Corona Street Patrol, Lieutenant Captain, D.E.C.A., Presi- dent; Jr. Achievement, Treasurer. Distributive Education MARILYN EILEEN BISHOP 91 Clearbrook Drive Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Cast; ‘“Com- merce” Staff, Reporter; Drama Club; G.O. As- sembly; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Red Cross; Library Assistant; Student Council; Senior Representa- tive. Bookkeeping “T love you too, honey.” SUSAN ELLEN BLANCHARD 816 Sumner Avenue G.O. Alternate. Clerical “You'd better know it!’’ CYNTHIA BOBOLA 53 Milford Street Capers Script; Chorus; Drama Club; Freshie Day Usher; Music Festival; Christmas Assembly. Bookkeeping “I’m like MacArthur; | always return.” 42 CAROLINE BOCON 436 Union Street Drama Club; Jr. Achievement; Distributive Ed- ucation Clubs of America. Distributive Education “It really is!’ STEVE BOGARD 190 College Street Clerical JEANNETTE BONAVITA 6 Atwood Place G.O. Agent; TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic JUDITH BOURGAULT 20 Myrtle Terrace Clerical “Dagnabit”’ MARILYN J. BOURGEOIS 25 Powell Avenue Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Cast; Drama Club, Secy.; Freshie Day Committee; Kumtux, Secretary; Sr. Executive Board; NEDT Certificate; High School Quiz; Sr. Prom Committee; Bowl- ing; Basketball; Volleyball. College Preparatory “What's your problem?” ALYCE ANN BOUSSY 88 Bulat Drive Capers Cast; Cheerleader, substitute; Freshman Class Secretary; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Alternate; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Red Cross; Kumtux; Lunchroom Cashier; Music Festival; Trading Post; G.O. Auditor; Graduation Usher. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “You've got to be kidding!”’ CHARLES BRACE 131 Tenth Street Basketball. Clerical “Them that got are them that gets!” “Smile, you‘re on Candid Camera.” 43 JOSEPH A. BRAICA 19 Clayton Street Patrol, Lieutenant; Jr. Achievement; Lost and Found. Bookkeeping “Oh brother, that’s crazy.” ANN BRAUCHER 17 Pebblemill Road Caduceus Business Staff; ‘“Commerce’ Staff; Editor Page 1; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; TB Assn. Typist; G.O. Accountant, Auditor; Drill Team; Leaders. Bookkeeping “Ya know,” “Oh dear” GERALDINE BRIGGS 140 Hermitage Drive Caduceus Business Staff; Fashion Show; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Get out of here”’ BETTY A. BROWN 57 Bevier Street Junior Red Cross; Office Aid; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achievement, Executive Vice-President. Clerical “You're kidding” DENISE BRUNET 941 Roosevelt Avenue Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Cast; Cheer- leader; “Commerce ” Staff, Fashion Editor; Drill Team; Freshie Day Committee; Kumtux; Library Assistants, President; Patrol; Executive Board; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Tennis; Jr. Executive Board; Banquet Committee; Class Day Committee. Stenographic “Oh! My Goodness” JOAN ANNE BRUNETTE 112 Leitch Street TB Assn. Typist; Trading Post. Stenographic “You're Kidding” NORMA BRUSO 140 Armory Street Capers Cast; TB Assn. Typist; Basketball; Volley- ball; Softball; Badminton. Clerical “Big thrill’ “But Miss Connell, it’s dif- ferent in French!” 44 “Mirror, mirror, on the wall” ANDREA J. BRYANT 69 Edendale Street Caduceus Business Staff; Glee Club; Drill Team; G.O. Alternate; Music Fes- tival; Pro Merito; TB Assn. Typist. College Prep— Stenographic “Fish” CAROL ANN BURGESS 11 Aberdeen Road Band; Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Cast; G.O. Alternate; Home Room Vice Pres.; Jr. Red Cross; Lunchroom Cashier; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist; G.O. Accounting; Badminton. College Prep—Bookkeeping “Oh, yeah!” NANCY ANN BURGESS 33 Albemarle Street Choir; Chorus; G.O. Agent; Music Festival Bookkeeping PATRICIA G. BURT 23 Hawthorn Street G.O. Alternate; Instrumental Instruction; Jr. Gym Aid; Swimming; Basketball; Volleyball. Clerical “Oh, brother!’’ DIANE MARIE BUSIERE 20 Brown Street Fr. Assembly; G.O. Assembly; G.O. Dance; H.R. Officer; Jr. Red Cross; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Exec. Board, Alter- nate. Clerical “Let me clue you.” NANCY CALABRESE 27 Loring Street Glee Club; Music Festival; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist; Head of Lost Found; Christmas As- sembly. Clerical “ don’t know.” JUDITH CAMPAGNA 44 Duffy Lane Capers Cast; Music Festival. Clerical “Darn it all!’ 45 “Sitting at patrol post, watching all the girls go bye MARY CAMPBELL 109 Magazine Street Caduceus Business Staff; Jr. Red Cross; Patrol;. TB Assn. Typist; G.O. Ac- counting. Bookkeeping “How about that?” SANDRA CAMPBELL 160 Rifle Street TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Basketball; Softball; Badminton. Clerical “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, again.” LARRY CARABINE 44 Wilson Street Patrol. Bookkeeping “How about that?” CAROLYNE CARIANI 35 Old Point Street Music Festival; Glee Club; Patrol; Bowling. Distributive Education “Is that a fact!” CAROL CARR 21 Clydesdale Lane Patrol; Bowling. Distributive Education “| want to be wanted.” PAMELA ANN CARTER 479 Central Street Jr. Red Cross; Library Assistant; Radio Club; Field Hockey; Bowling; Swimming; Badminton; Capers Cast; Leaders Club. Bookkeeping “How about that?” SANDRA ANN CATALDO 54 Revere Street TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Volleyball; Ice Skating. Clerical ““Mobey Dick.” 46 KEVIN CAVANAUGH 74 Linden Street Capers Cast; Music Festival; Chorus; Christmas Assembly; Graduation Chorus. Bookkeeping GLORIA CHAMBERS 16 Terrance Street TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achievement; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton. Clerical “You're looking good.” THERESA ANN CHAREST 330 Plainfield Street G.O. Alternate. Bookkeeping “Who died and left you in charge?” LUCY MAE CHILDS 542 Duchess Street Band; Capers Cast; Drill Team; Freshie Day Com- mittee; Music Festival; Sr. Executive Board; Orchestra. College Prep—Stenographic “When | buy this place you'll be the first one to go.” SUE CLOUTIER 62 West Alvord Street G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Jr. Red Cross; Jr. Executive Board; Bowling; Leaders, Secretary. General “Are you kidding me?” WALTER COCCHI 24 Home Street Soccer, Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Football. Bookkeeping “Unbelievable” DIANE BARBARA COLBY 336A Central Street Capers Cast; Drama Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Music Festival; Stage Crew; Glee Club; Basketball; Softball; Cheerleader. Stenographic—Clerical “Who cares? | don’t.” “This beats doing homework.” 47 ALICE CONNORS ‘194 Windemere Street Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Committee, Tickets; Fashion Show; Jr. Red Cross; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist; G.O. Auditor; Badminton. Bookkeeping “How ‘bout that?’ PATRICIA CONNORS 48 Eddywood Street Homeroom Vice-President. Clerical RONALD COOPER 374 Commonwealth Avenue Band; G.O. Alternate; Music Festival; Played with Navy Band; Capers. Bookkeeping “I’m frustrated!’ JOAN MARY CRAVEN 36 Clarendon Street Clerical “Oh beans!’ CHERYL ANN CROWE 415 White Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Drill Team; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; Office Aid; Glee Club; Field Hockey; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton; Leaders Club. College Preparatory “How does that hit you?” ESTELLE CUOCO 63 Draper Street Freshie Day Committee; G.A.A. Board; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Music Festival; Sr. Executive Board; Jr. Executive Board; Glee Club; Leaders. Bookkeeping “That's the way it goes.” MARLENE CURTIN 30 Savoy Avenue College Prep—Stenographic “Taking it easy in 113” 48 “That certain smile, that certain place.” SYLVIA KATHLEEN CURTIS 127 Euclid Avenue TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic “You're kidding.” JUDITH DANIELS 23 Stony Brook Road General “Dumaflichie” STANLEY DARDZINSKI 40 Devens Street Clerical IRA DAVIS 151 West-Minster Street Drama Club. General “Better believe it’ DOUGLAS DAYTON 42 Manitoba Street General JUNE DECKER 151 White Street Chorus; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Holy Mackerel, Andy!’ DIANNA DE FALCO 33 Ashley Street Capers Cast; Drama Club; G.O. Dance Commit- tee; Patrol; Stage Crew; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Oh! That’s a riot!’’ 49 “We've got—click, clack— steam heat.” CHARLENE ALICIA DE GRAY 61 Greenwich Street Chorus; Music Festival. Clerical “What are you, some kind of a nut?” TOM DENARDO 802 Newbury Street Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Com- mittee; Sr. Executive Board; Baseball; Football. Clerical DIANE DENDRIS 25 Carlisle Street G.O. Alternate; Homeroom Representative; TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic JOANNE DERNAGO 16 Eddy Street Stenographic JANE DICKINSON 1663 Carew Street PATRICIA DI MARTINO 58 Edmund Wynne Circle Capers Cast; Capers Usher; G.O. Agent; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival Usher, Pep Squad. Bookkeeping—Stenographic MARILYN SANDRA DIMOCK 110 Pasadena Street Capers Committee; TB Assn. Typist. Bookkeeping 50 LINDA DISANTI 29 Swan Hill Drive Capers Cast; Drama Club, Vice-President; G.O. Assembly Committee; Homeroom Representa- tive; Jr.-Fr. Social; Office Aid; Student Council; TB Assn. Typist; Class Will and Prophecy; Class Day. Stenographic “Really?” DIANE CAROL DOLVIN 211 Carver Street G.O. Agent; Jr. Executive Board; DECA Secre- tary; Jr. Achievement; Bowling; Volleyball; Badminton. Distributive Education “Hurry up, we’re going to be late for work!” JAMES DONNELLY 30 Murray Hill Avenue Clerical CANDACE DOWNS 403 Monsanto Avenue Jr. Red Cross Representative. Stenographic JANET DREWNIAK 105 Nottingham Street G.O. Alternate. Stenographic “You Gommel!” VALARIE L. DRUDE 151 Trafton Road Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Cast; Capers Committee; Drama Club; Freshie Day Commit- tee; Jr. Red Cross; Trading Post; TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Badminton. Stenographic “Know any cute boys?” MARY-JEAN DUFFY 23 Carew Terrace Chorus; Drama Club; Mu- sic Festival; Patrol; Science Fair; Glee Club. Bookkeeping “Just checking” “Ain't that purty!” 51 LAWRENCE WILLIAM DUNN 809 North Branch Parkway Band; Caduceus Business Staff; Lunchroom Helper; Music Festival; Sr. Executive Board; Stage Crew; A.I.C. Model Congress. General PAMELA DUNN 77 Dorset Street Capers Committee. General “Oh, for Heaven’s sake!”’ NANCY EVELYN DZIURA 23 Primrose Street Art Club; Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Com- mittee; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Jr.-Fr. So- cial; Jr. Red Cross; Patrol; Jr. Executive Board; Girls’ State Representative; Art Certificate; Bad- minton; Tennis. Bookkeeping “Oh, Brother!’’ KAREN ANN ELDRIDGE 142 Parkerview Street Drama Club. Clerical “How ‘bout that!” SUSAN ELLSWORTH 53 Brighton Street TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Prom Committee. Bookkeeping “Johnny! JUDITH ANN FANTONI 121 Pineview Drive G.O. Agent; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist; Ice Skating. Stenographic—Clerical “What's the matter fa’ you?” BARBARA’ FAY 69 Windemere Street G.O. Alternate; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; Field Hockey. Clerical “| guess Webster doesn’t ’ accept that word.” No 52 “Efficient Miss Fitz’ MAUREEN FELTON 70 Kerry Drive Patrol. General JUDITH M. FERRARA 175 Johnson Street Clerical “Hey Sam! Wait up!” LINDA FETT 48 Boyer Street Capers Committee, Makeup; TB Assn. Typist; Graduation Aid, 1961. General “Oh, Manone!” SANDRA JEAN FETT 161 Marmon Street Capers Committee, Makeup; G.O. Assembly Committee; Music Festival; Patrol; Student Council. Stenographic “What are you, some kind of a nut?” DONNA FIORE 22 Virginia Street G.O. Alternate. General “What a blast!’’ JOHN FIORENTINO 17 Longview Street Clerical LINDA FITZGERALD 1178 Bay Street Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Cast; Cheer- leader; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; Kumtux; Mu- sic Festival; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Student Council; TB Assn. Captain; National French Award; Class Ballot Committee; Jr. Executive Board; . Business Consultant Hostess; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Tennis. . Stenographic “| care!’ 53 “I'm doing Elsie the cow a favor.” ! ALICE FITZPATRICK 92 Somerset Street Sr. Executive Board. Clerical “Why 1% Class of ’62 GAIL FITZPATRICK 28 Ames Street Clerical JOAN FLATHERS 200 Nottingham Street Art Club; Caduceus, Business Mgr.; Capers Com- mittee; Glee Club; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Basketball; Badminton. Stenographic—Clerical “What a dizzy idea!” LESLIE PERLEY FLEURY 70 Pomona Street General “Howdy Partner’’ ALFRED S. FLINT 110 Winton Street Clerical RITA FLORIAN 56 Acushnet Avenue Capers Committee; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr.- Fr. Social; Science Fair; Badminton. Clerical “What a Kook!” CAROLYN J. FOLEY 100 Beaumont Street Chorus; Lunchroom Cashier; Jr. Achievement. Bookkeeping “ Il do my homework tomorrow in homeroom.” 54 BEVERLY FOOTE 765 Main Street Capers Cast; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical JEANNETTE FORZIATI 419 Parker Street Capers Cast; Music Festival. General “What a Blast!’’ ELEANOR FOURNIER 59 Kensington Avenue G.O. Alternate. General “What a blast!” MARIE ANN FOX 41 Bloomfield Street Capers Committee, Usher; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “My Goodness.” RICHARD FOX 90 Embassy Road Clerical LINDA DIANE FRANCK 164 Lake Drive Jr. Red Cross; Patrol; D.E.C.A.; Jr. Achievement. o™! Distributive Education v “What are you, some kind of a nut?” PHILLIP E. FRINK 107 Osborne Terrace G.O. Assembly Committee; Homeroom Officer; Stu- dent Council; Soccer; Bas- ketball; Baseball. Bookkeeping “If you don’t succeed at first, try, try, and then give up.” Referee, you're a -- - ! ), ae . GERALD THOMAS FRISBY 38 Vassar Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival; Student Council. Clerical “Life is too short to be serious.” CAROLE A. GALICA 17 Welland Road Drill Team; G.O. Agent; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “IIL never tell.” BEVERLY GAMELLI 42 Woodlawn Street Caduceus Business Staff; Capers; Freshie Day Comm.; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; G.O. As- sembly; G.O. Dance; Kumtux; Sr. Executive Board; Prom and Class Day Committee; G.O. Bookkeeping “Gouch!” JANE GARDNER 80 Gardner Street G.O. Agent; Homeroom Secretary; Field Hockey; Swimming; Softball. Clerical “Why does everybody pick on me?” VICTOR JOSEPH GARREFFI 184 Carew Street D.E.C.A., Treasurer; Golf. Distributive Education KAREN GEAGAN 34 Warner Street Cheerleader; Jr. Class Secretary; Fashion Show; Office Aid, Gym. Stenographic Class of ‘62 PATRICIA GEBO 156 Eddy Street Caduceus Photo Staff; Ca- pers Makeup; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; TB. Assn. Typist; Jr. Prom Court; Caduceus Business Staff; Jr. Achievement; Swim- ming;. Ice Skating; Tennis. Stenographic “Oh, Yeah!’ “How does it feel to be on the other end of the shutter?” SPRINGFIELD, Neri. “| didn’t make that mistake. The editor did.” ROSEMARY V. GELGUT 36 Pidgeon Drive Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Programs; Jr.-Fr. Social; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Exec. Board; G.O. Accounting; Bowling; Volleyball; Bad- minton. Bookkeeping—Steno- graphic “Don’t say it if you don’t mean it!” CHRISTINE GENGA 3 Goodrich Street Clerical GLORIA JEAN GIROUARD 37 Wentworth Street Caduceus, Co-editor; Capers Cast; Capers Com- mittee; Capers Script; Drill Team; Jr. Prom, photography; Patrol; Field Hockey Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Leaders. Stenographic “Don’t do anything | wouldn‘t do, and if you plan to, call!’ GENEVIEVE GMINSKI 394 Union Street Capers Usher; ‘“Commerce” Staff; Fashion Show; Patrol. Stenographic “1 got so nervous!” BARBARA SUSAN GOFF 259 Harkness Avenue Capers Cast; Sr. Class Secretary; Drill Team; G.O. Assembly Committee; Jr.-Fr. H.R. Presi- dent; Jr. Prom Committee; Kumtux; Lunchroom Cashier; Office Aid; Pro Merito, Vice-Pres.; Sr. Exec. Board; Student Council; TB Assn. Capt.; Girls’ State; Spotlight on Youth; Basketball; Leaders. College Prep—Stenographic “Suti Kima a la boola!’’ SANDY GONYEA 45 Jerilis Drive Science Fair. Clerical “Honest to Pete?” BEVERLEE GOODRICH 120 Penrose Street Patrol. Clerical ont “Oh, for heaven’s sake!’ 57 “Gorgeous George has nothing on my wrestling.” LOIS ANN GOODRICH 142 Windemere Street Clerical Class of ‘62 MICHAEL GOSSELIN 86 Balfour Drive Band. Clerical “How's it going?” DANIEL GREALIS 117 Governor Street Basketball; Baseball; Football. Clerical ALLAN GRIGG 108 Corona Street Freshie Day Committee, Art Chairman; G.O. Assembly Committee; Sr. Executive Board, Wrestling, Captain; Sr. Banquet Committee; Sr. Prom Committee; Football. General “Bre you kidding me?” GERALDINE A. GRIGG 108 Corona Street Capers Cast; Drama Club, Secy.; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Usher; Jr. Red Cross; Music Fes- tival; Science Fair; Glee Club; Basketball; Ten- nis. Clerical “Where there’s a will there’s a way.” JOHN GRIMALDI 51 Havmont Terrace Distributive Education DONNA MARIE GRIMSHAW 162 Grayson Drive Drill Team, Manager; Freshie Day Committee; Library Assistant; TB Assn. Typist; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton; Tennis. Stenographic “Take a trip to Quaker Road.” 58 DOREATHA GRINER 461 Dickinson Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Library Assistant; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “No good!” LINDA GUAGLIARDO 70 Plumtree Circle Patrol. College Prep.—Stenographic “Are you kidding me?” NANCY GUAGLIARDO 14 Burlington Street TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic “Don't get shook!” CHRISTINE GURSKI 2572 Main Street G.O. Agent; Patrol; G.O. Auditor. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Don't let yesterday use up too much of today.” RICHARD HAGLUND 11 San Miguel Street Library Assistant; Lunchroom Helper; Class Bal- lot Committee; Soccer. Clerical WAYNE E. HALL 41 Claremont Street Bookkeeping “The elevator to success is not running; take the stairs.’ DONNA HARRIS 93 Oak Grove Avenue Capers Cast; Chorus; Drama Club; Freshie Day Commit- tee; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Glee Club. Clerical “| thought I'd tell YOU ion ican “Upon entering the main door, who do we find, but — ” 59 JOY GEL HAVES 1420 Roosevelt Avenue Caduceus Business Staff; Choir; Chorus; Drill Team; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; Office Aid; Jr. Achievement, Secy.; Bowling; Basketball; Softball; Leaders. General “Stone baby ain’t lying.” MICHELE HEBERT 29 Davis Street Chorus; Music Festival; Girls’ Patrol, Captain. Clerical ROBERT HENDERSON 52 Hancock Street Usher for Senior Prom; Basketball. Clerical SHEILA HENDERSON 110 Florida Street TB Assn. Typist; Basketball; Badminton. Bookkeeping EDWINA HERVIEUX 23 Littleton Street Capers Committee, Usher; Chorus; Freshie Day Committee, Usher; G.O. Alternate; Homeroom President; Secretary; Music Festival; Glee Club; Christmas Assembly. Stenographic “Tell us all about it!’’ ROBERT M. HIRNYK 27 Appleton Street Clerical “What good are you?” Class of ‘62 GRACE HOOPER 24 Avon Place Drama Club; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist; Capers Makeup; Jr. Achievement. General “The days are too short.” “Capers Makeup Committee goes to work.” 60 “Even in the morning there are smiling faces.” JANET RUTH HOUGHTON 73 Acrebrook Road Badminton; Tennis. Stenographic “Quit it!’ DIANE E. HUGHES 104 Brewster Street Chorus; Library Assistant; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Oh for crying out loud!’’ DORIS E. JACQUES 58 Pasco Road Indian Orchard Band. Clerical “Gosh darn it!” FRED PAUL JAMES 183 Arthur Street G.O. Agent. Clerical “The heck with it.” PATRICIA JAROS 32 Fullerton Street Indian Orchard Jr. Red Cross Alternate. Clerical “Fits in a half.” JUDY JOHNSON 46 Suffolk Street Bookkeeping LINDA JOHNSON 20 Harbour Road TB Assn. Typist. General “Cut my legs off and call me shortie.’ ‘ 61 “Why can’t one of our many charming boys come along?” SANDRA MARIE JOHNSON 117 Malden Street Capers Makeup Commit- tee; Chorus; Glee Club; Drill Team; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist. Bookkeeping “Are you kidding me?” JOYCE JONES 245 Quincy Drive G.A.A. Board; Sr. Executive Board; Cheerleader; Field Hockey; D.E.C.A. Vice-president; Basket- ball; Softball; Leaders. Distributive Education “Go for yourself” MARY E. JOSLYN 62 Cherrelyn Street Caduceus, Co-editor; Capers Cast; Drill Team; Freshie Day Committee; Kumtux, Treasurer; Office Aid; Pro Merito, President; Sr. Executive Board; Christmas Dance Co-chairman; Gover- nor’s Day Hostess; Spotlight on Youth Reporter. College Preparatory “What are you, some kind of a nut? HENRY H. JUTRAS 29 Portland Street Chorus; Drama Club; Stage Crew; Commerce Hi-Y, President. Bookkeeping “What do you want me to do? Wilt!” JOAN KALENKOWITZ 14 Parkside Street Chorus; Freshie Day Committee, Music Festival, Science Fair; TB Assn. Typist. Bookkeeping NANCY KANJIAN 70 Grenada Terrace Freshie Day Committee; Pro Merito, Treasurer; G.O. Accounting, Auditor; Jr. Executive Board, Alternate. Bookkeeping PAUL MICHAEL KAPANSKY 879 Armory Street Chorus; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Basket- ball; Baseball. College Prep—Stenographic “What cha want to know for?” 62 Class of ‘62 PATRICIA KAPOPOULOS 112 Eddy Street Capers Cast; Capers Usher; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achievement, Secy.; Ice Skating. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “| Give Up!” MARY KEATON 173 Wilbraham Avenue Clerical CATHERINE KELLIHER 346 Berkshire Avenue G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Lunchroom Cashier; Cashier Patrol; TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic—Clerical “Oh for Pete’s Sakes!’’ JUDITH KENNEDY 40 Lancaster Street General KAREN KENNEDY 83 Santa Barbara Street Audio-Visual Aids; Caduceus Associate Editor; Music Festival; TB Assn. Captain; G.O. Account- ing, Auditor; Jr. Red Cross; Glee Club; Cadu- ceus Business Staff; Volleyball. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Cool, Huh?!’ JOAN HELEN KHOURY 50 Algonquin Place Audio-Visual Aids; Capers Cast; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival; Office Aid; Jr. Achievement; Christmas Assembly; Class Day Usherette; Bas- ketball. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Oh, that’s clever!’’ AUSTIN C. KIMBALL II 62 Dexter Street Patrol; Basketball; Base- ball; Football, Manager. Bookkeeping “What, are you kidding me?” “Can‘t | do anything right?’ 63 MARCIA M. KIMBALL 17 Calhoun Street Drama Club; Freshman Assembly; Office Aid; Pro Merito, Jr. Program Chairman; Sr. Exec. Board; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Exec. Board; Nat'l. Education Week Assembly; Red Raiders Bank; Swimming. Bookkeeping “A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse.”’ CHRISTA KRILOVICH 538 Chestnut Street Drama Club; Bowling; Badminton; Ice Skating; i Tennis. f Distributive Education DORIS KURTYKA 74 Kenwood Park Audio-Visual Aids; G.O. Alternate; Homeroom President, Vice-President; D.E.C.A. Distributive Education “Honest to God” RICHARD LA BELLE 74 Massasoit Street Clerical JOANNE LA BOUNTY 44 Candice Circle Jr. Red Cross Council, Secy.; Pro Merito; Trading Post; TB Assn. Typist; Radio Club; Red Raiders Bank; Class History Committee. College Prep—Stenographic “I’m thinking” JUNE A. LACHTARA 54 Oak Grove Avenue Homeroom President; Office Aid; Capers Usher; Graduation Usher. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Brilliant deduction!” ERNEST E. LA FAILLE, JR. 162 Windemere Street Chorus; G.O. Auditor; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; Jr. Achievement. Bookkeeping and alia—n2,, or does it?” Lome “This is funnier than Willie Shakespeare.” DONNA LA FLECHE 22 Melba Street Bookkeeping PATRICIA LANGEVIN 471 Dickinson Street Audio-Visual Aids, Chief Clerk; Basketball; Soft- ball. Bookkeeping “That's the breaks” CORAL LAROSE 44 Portland Street TB Assn. Typist. Bookkeeping SUSAN LAVERY 1763 Carew Street Chorus; G.O. Agent; Music Festival. Distributive Education “Gee” ELEANOR LAWLER 11 Warren Place Art Club; Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Cast; Cheerleader; Drama Club; Drill Team; G.O. As- sembly; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Committee; Kumtux, President; Office Aid; Sr. Exec. Board; Student Council, Secretary; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Are you kidding me” JUDITH LAWSURE Michon Street, |. O. Stenographic “Oh, Crumb” MARGARET MARY LAWTON 37 Walter Street Drama Club, President; Capers Cast; GAA Board; Math Club; Swimming, Sr. Life Saver; Ice Skating; Tennis. Clerical “Never lose hope!” 65 “ae ee ee we ae Ee een verre mes nas RE MTL emt OMEN aay “Who invented home- work, anyway?” PHYLLIS LEBEDEWICZ 19 Orchard Street Drill Team; G.O. Auditor. Bookkeeping—Steno- graphic “My goodness” Class of ‘62 PAULA LE DOUX 705 Belmont Avenue Art Club; Drama Club; G.O. Dance Committee; Homeroom President; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Red Cross; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Exec. Board; Bowling. Clerical “Good thinking!’ DIANE LEONE 92 Malden Street Sr. Homeroom Representative; TB Assn. Typist. General “Sharp or what?” JOHN WESLEY LEVALLE, JR. 225 Hancock Street Basketball; Baseball; Football. Clerical “Don’t blow your cool, please” GAYLE ANNE LEVY 32 Byron Street Freshman Assembly Committee; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Lead- ers. Stenographic CAROL LEWIS 15 Fern Street Homeroom Treasurer. Bookkeeping “What are you? Some kind of a nut?” BARBARA LOHAN 57 Sonia Street Capers Cast; Capers Makeup; Jr. Red Cross, Alt.; Music Festival; Patrol; Pro Merito; ‘61 Grad. Program; Track. Stenographic “Sure” 66 LYNN ANN LOHMEYER 52 Stratford Terrace Capers Cast; Drill Team; Freshman Assembly; G.O. Agent; G.O. Assembly; Jr. Prom, Decora- tions; Kumtux; Sr. Exec. Board; Student Council; Leaders. College Preparatory “Mangez un bean!” BONNIE LONGE 80 Woodlawn Street Jr. Achievement; Caduceus Business Staff. General “Where ?”’ GRANT LOUIS 79 Eddy Street Capers Cast; Freshman Assembly; G.O. Assem- bly; Lunchroom Helper. Bookkeeping MAUREEN LOVETT 31 Malden Street Caduceus, Business Staff; Radio Club. Clerical “Howdy!” RITA LUCERINO 35 Warrenton Street Caduceus, Associate Editor; Freshman Assembly; Jr. Red Cross; Patrol; Pro Merito. Stenographic “Get out!’ INGRID LUDERER 20 Jenks Street Glee Club; Drama Club; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; Patrol. General “Oh sugar!” CAROL A. MACLURE 96 Walnut Street Gym Aid; Field Hockey. Bookkeeping “Every drop in the bucket counts.” LINDA ANN MAHONEY 29 Grattan Street Capers Cast; Drama Club; Patrol; Bowling; Leaders. Clerical “Oh, for heavens sakes.” DONALD MANNIX 29 Ralph Street Hi-Y Club; Football. General “That's the way it goes.” CAROLINE M. MANZI 161 Quaker Road Capers Makeup; Drill Team; Jr. Prom Commit- tee; Jr. Exec. Board; Jr. Red Cross; Lunchroom Cashier; Patrol; Pro Merito; G.O. Accounting. College Prep—Bookkeeping WILMA MARKS 280 Washington Boulevard Bookkeeping “Don’t get wise.” MARGARET T. MARQUETTE 57 Ramah Street Clerical “Oh well!” NANCY MARTEL 1189 Carew Street Chorus; Drama Club; Music Festival; Bowling; Volleyball; Badminton. General “Let me!” PATRICIA MARTEL 1189 Carew Street Chorus; Drama Club; Mu- sic Festival; TB Assn. Typ- ist; Volleyball; Badminton. Stenograp hic “That’s the breaks!” “Put your money where your mouth is.” 68 “Sandy, do you really hear bells?’ SUSAN E. MARTIN 110 Milford Street Audio-Visual Aids; ‘“Com- merce” Staff; Drama Club; Tennis. Clerical “That's not my fault.” MARILYN MARTONE 44 South Tallyho Drive Caduceus Business Staff; Capers Cast; ‘’Com- merce” Staff; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Red Cross; Kumtux; Music Festival, Usher; Office Aid; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; TB Assn. Typist; Sr. Representative; Tennis. General “What a grub!’ JOYCE E. MAURICE 17 Marmon Street Drill Team; Library Assistant; Jr. Exec. Board; Tenis. General “Shh, | think | hear an ambulance siren!” SANDRA ANN MAYNARD 227 Cooley Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Drama Club; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Committee; Music Festival; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; TB Assn. Typ- ist; Volleyball. Stenographic—Clerical “You're sick, sick, sick!” JOHN MAXWELL 110 Lincoln Street Clerical NANCY A. MAZZARINO 120 Ardmore Street G.O. Alternate; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist. General MAUREEN McALEER 28 Reed Street Drama Club; TB Assn. Typist; Voice of Democ- racy Contest; WSPR News Reporter. Clerical “What a kookie situation.” 69 “Jane, put that can back!” EILEEN FRANCES McCORMACK 86 Fairfield Street Orchestra; Music Festival; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; Trading Post, Manager; Class Day Committee; D.A.R. Award. Bookkeeping—Steno- graphic “It is better to keep your mouth closed and have everyone think you are stupid, than to open it and remove all doubt.” DAWNA McKAY 170 Essex Street Indian Orchard TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic LUELLA McMAHON 56 Rochelle Street Clerical “It is very good to be alive.” THERESA McMAHON 56 Rochelle Street “Commerce” Staff, Advertising; Drill Team; Jr. Red Cross Representative; Office Aid, Gym; Sr. Exec. Board; Jr. Exec. Board; Field Hockey; Bas- ketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Tennis. College Preparatory ““Nlo one is useless who can lessen the burdens of others.’ JOYCE McNAMARA 169 Maple Street Bookkeeping “Think I’m kiddin ya?” VONCELL McNEILL 109 Hancock Street Drill Team; Music Festival; Sr. Representative; Basketball; Volleyball. Clerical “Let me show you where it’s at.” AROXY V. MEREGIAN 1274 Berkshire Avenue Indian Orchard Fashion Show; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer; Library Assistant, Vice President; Senior Class Song; Sr. Representative, Alternate; Jr. Prom Queen. Stenographic 70 JANE MESSIER 211 Verge Street Sr. Exec. Board. Clerical “What are you, nuts?” ANNE L. MEYER 42 Brown Street Softball. Clerical EVELYN MIELNIKOWSKI 28 Upton Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Drama Club; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Music Festival; Christmas Assembly; Chorus; TB Assn. Typist; Basketball; Badminton. Clerical “Shot down” DOROTHY EMILY MILESKIE 1143 St. James Avenue TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achievement; Ice Skating. Bookkeeping “Some people” ELAINE LEAH MITTLEMAN 51 Somerset Street “Commerce” Staff; Freshie Day Committee; A.|.C. Model Congress; Red Raiders Bank. Clerical CAROLYN MONETTE 83 Pine Street Capers Cast; ‘‘Commerce” Staff; Drill Team; TB Assn. Typist; G.O. Accounting; Volleyball. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “What are you? Some kind of nut?’ LINDA MARY MONSON 137 Stapleton Road “Commerce” Staff, Alumni Editor; G.O. Dance Com- mittee; TB Assn. Typist; Senior Prom Committee. Stenographic “Why don’t you believe in Santa Claus, Barbara?”’ SALLY MONTAGUE 73 Bradford Street Capers Cast; Choir; Chorus; Music Festival. Stenographic “Big Deal!’ RICHARD L. MOORE 54 Pineview Drive Audio-Visual Aids, Chief Operator; Lunchroom Helper; Golf. Bookkeeping ROBERT F. MORIARTY 69 Sherman Street Clerical ANDREA MORRISON 83 Cedar Street Freshie Day Usher; G.O. Alternate; G.O. Dance Committee; Homeroom Vice-President; Music Festival; Glee Club; Jr. Achievement, Treasurer. Clerical “Are you kidding me?” CAROL MOTHERWAY 2713 Main Street Library Assistant; TB Assn. Typist. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Oh no!” KAREN B. MURDOCH 31 Sunrise Terrace Caduceus, Assoc. Editor; ‘Commerce’, Manag- ing Editor; Drill Team; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Dance Committee; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Red Cross; Kumtux; Library Assistant; Pro Merito; Sr. Exec. Board; Jr. Exec. Board; Class Day Class Prophecy Committee; Jr. Farewell Song; ‘61 Graduation Aid; Sr. Dance Committee. Stenographic “Oh, come on!” BARRY M. MURPHY 71 Wilmont Street Basketball. Clerical “Probably!”’ “So Mr. Jones thinks he’s an expert.” MN ‘MH un | iui 10: “| wish they’d stop hound- ing me with scholarships.” J. DENNIS MURPHY 71 Wilmont Street Drama Club; Radio Club. General “Oh, what a day.” JOYCE NAGLIERI 25 Wendell Place Capers Cast; Drama Club; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical Clerical “Oh, you’re so stupid.” JOHN NIZIANKOWICZ 68 Edgeland Street Clerical PAUL NOONE 79 Mandalay Road D.A.R. History Contest 1961; Football. Clerical “What's happening?” CAROL ANN NOVAK 51 Nursery Street Library Assistant; TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Sr. Prom Aid. Stenographic “Don‘t get excited.” DOROTHY O’DONNELL 28 Sumner Avenue Sr. Representative. Clerical “Take a bath.” JUDITH OLEARCZYK 136 Main Street Bookkeeping Vs) ‘61 “Who cares about calories?” SANDRA O’LEARY 91 Belle Street” General CAROLYN OLEND 1179 Carew Street Capers Cast; Capers Committee; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; TB Assn. Typist; Class Song; Jr. Achievement; Ice Skating. Bookkeeping “Who knows?” RUSSELL G. ORR 541 Union Street Soccer; Basketball, Co-Captain; Football; Volley- ball. Clerical “What's happening?” SANDRA OS 55 Crown Street Audio-Visual Aids; Glee Club; Drama Club; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Do unto others as you wish them to do unto you.” MARILYN A. OTTONE 76 Roy Street Drama Club; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Pep Squad; Glee Club; Bowling. General “Wow!” CAROL PACK 118 Whiting Street Clerical “Oh Dear!’ ROBERT PAGE 104 Ashbrook Street G.O. Assembly Committee; Soccer; Basketball; Sr. Prom and Graduation Usher. Bookkeeping “You might as well laugh as to cry” 74 JUDITH N. PANAGOTOPULOS 379 Nottingham Street Drill Team; Freshie Day Committee; Homeroom President; Office Aid; Patrol; Pro Merito So- ciety; Sr. Exec. Board. College Prep—Stendographic “Okay Charlie!’’ MARY ANN PANEK 152 Merrimac Avenue G.O. Dance Committee; Homeroom Treasurer; Homeroom President; TB Assn. Typist; Badmin- ton; Tennis. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Good thinking” ELAINE PARENT 267 Shady Brook Lane Capers Usher; Pep Squad. Clerical “What next?” ENES PARENT 109 Draper Street Library Assistant. Clerical “Oh be quiet.”’ SUZANNE C. PARENT 26 Thomas Street G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Homeroom Treas- urer; Jr. Red Cross; Swimming. Stenographic “I'm sweet, lovable, and charming” REA PASSIDAKIS 20 Osgood Street Capers Usher; Jr. Achievement, Secretary. Clerical “Do unto others as they do unto you!” PAMELA PATSON 11 Hillside Place Capers Usher; Freshie Day Usher; G.A.A. Board; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr. Red Cross; Senior Hats; TB Assn. Typist; Graduation Decorations; Basketball; Volleyball; Leaders. Bookkeeping—Steno-- graphic “You better believe it!’ “Baby, it’s cold outside.” 7p) ROBERTA PERKINS 15 Girard Avenue Drill Team; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton. Clerical “Shimmy” JOHN PESTANA 77 Layzon Brs. Road Indian Orchard Capers Cast; Homeroom Officer; Science Fair; Tennis; Football. Clerical JUDITH PETERSON 69 Drexel Street Clerical “TL say” LUCILLE ALBINA PHANEUF 27 Hancock Street Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Committee; Freshie Day Script Chmn.; G.O. Dance Commit- tee; Jr. Prom Committee; Pro Merito Society; Sr. Exec. Board; Sr. Hats; Christmas Dance; Sr. Prom Committee; NEDT Certificate; Letter of Commendation, NMS. College Prep—Stenographic “Welcome to the Club.” RICHARD C. PIETRUCCI 97 Governor Street Audio-Visual Aids; Caduceus, Sports Editor; Capers Cast; Class President, 3 yrs.; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Agent; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Executive Board, Pres.; Stage Crew; Student Council; Boys State; Sr. Dance Committee; Bowling; Baseball; Football. Bookkeeping “Let’s make the honor roll.” MARTHA LORRAINE POWERS 818 Sumner Avenue Caduceus, Associate Editor; ‘“Commerce” Staff, Editor-in-Chief; Jr. Red Cross; Pro Merito So- ciety; Trading Post; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achieve- ment; G.O. Accounting. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Is that a fact!” JOSEPH M. PRIOR 893 St. James Avenue Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Committee; Soccer; Football; Wrest- ling. General “lI wonder if Bobby Ryan could make a_ basket through this one?” “What's integrity, anyway?” PAM PURDY 69 Hartwick Street Field Hockey; Basketball. Clerical “That's life!’ WILLIAM F. QUINN 417 Page Boulevard Freshie Day Committee; Sr. Exec. Board; Soccer; Golf; Tennis; Football. Clerical “What's happening?” DENNIS REARDON 103 Bennington Street Capers Cast; G.O. Assembly Committee; Stu- dent Council; Baseball; Football. Bookkeeping JAMES REDD 75 Kenyon Street Basketball; Baseball; Football. Clerical “No good!” ELIZABETH REED 278 Pheland Avenue G.O. Alternate; Bowling; Volleyball; Badminton. Clerical “Hey kid!’ WALTER R. REILLY 91 Connecticut Avenue Patrol; Distributive Education Club of America. Distributive Education “Wait a minute!”’ MAUREEN REYNOLDS 56 Nathaniel Street Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Softball; Tennis. Clerical 1H “Honest, | didn’t eat it all!” DIANA M. RICHARDS 28 Warriner Avenue Caduceus Business Staff; Capers; Cheerleader; Glee Club; Homeroom Vice- President; Drama Club; Fashion Show; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assem. Committee; H.R. Rep.; Jr.- Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Kumtux; Music Fes- tival; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; Class Mascot; Jr. Achievement; Tennis. Bookkeeping “Funny thing” Class of ‘62 ELIZABETH JANE RIDDEL 44 Wrenwood Street Capers Committee; Fashion Show; Jr. Red Cross. Clerical “Just like New York, Sweetie!’ CAROL ANN RILEY 91 Geneva Street Indian Orchard Capers Cast; Homeroom Vice-President; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; TB Assn. Typist; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton. Bookkeeping eriekiclin PATRICIA ANN RILEY 113 Lamont Street Band; Capers Cast; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Agent; Jr. Prom Committee; Music Fes- tival; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; TB Assn. Typist; Orchestra; Field Hockey; Swimming; Leaders. General “What's your maladjustment—Kid?” JUDITH ANN RIVARD 18 Sumner Avenue Caper Committee; Freshie Day Committee; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist; Badminton. Bookkeeping “I’m game!”’ JOHN ROBARE 59 Brickett Street Clerical RAMONA ROBBINS 222 Parker Street Indian Orchard “Smile awhile’ 78 ELIZABETH ROBERTSON 272 Carew Street Fashion Show; Patrol; Pro Merito Society; G.O. Auditor; Sr. Representative, Alternate. Bookkeeping THERESA RODOLAKIS 897 Liberty Street Drama Club; Fashion Show; Music Festival; Sci- ence Fair; Girls Glee Club; Christmas Assembly. General “Holy mackro there, Charlie” LYNN ROGERS 418 Page Boulevard Capers Cast; Cheerleader; ‘‘“Commerce’’ Staff; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Com- mittee; Jr. Red Cross; Trading Past; TB Assn. Typist, Captain; Volleyball; Leaders. Stenographic “You're kidding?” MARCIA RONZONI 207 Dorset Street “Commerce” Staff; Homeroom Secretary; Pro Merito Society; Graduation Usher; G.O. Auditor; Jr. Representative. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Pray tell” RICHARD ROSSO 62 Ventura Street Capers Cast. Clerical KATHLEEN ROURKE 29 Spring Street Patrol. Bookkeeping “Gee whiz!’ GAIL RUSSELL 71 Noel Street Drill Team; G.O. Alternate; Jr. Red. Cross; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “What's happening?” “Break up that poker game, girls!’ .TRUDI ANN RYAN 12 Biltmore Street _ Capers Cast; Chorus; ‘“Commerce” Staff; Drill Team; Music Festival; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist; Class Day Usherette; Pep Squad; Christmas As- sembly; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Ice Skating. Stenographic ROBERT B. RYAN 74 Linden Street Capers Cast; Chorus; G.O. A lternate; G.O. As- sembly Committee; Music Festival; Patrol; Stage Crew; Basketball. Clerical LYNN SABOURIN 8 Flint Street Jr. Red Cross. Clerical “For Pete’s sakes.’ BONNIE SAGER 79 Dawes Street Drama Club; Chorus; Jr. Red Cross; Patrol; Jr. Achievement; Field Hockey. Bookkeeping “Huh!?”’ PATRICIA A. SAGON 45 Baldwin Street G.A.A. Board; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Sr. Homeroom Representative; Volleyball; Soft- ball; Badminton; Tennis. Clerical MICHAEL SAMBROOK 206 El Paso Street Audio-Visual Aids; Capers Committee; ‘’Com- merce” Staff; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Dance Committee; Homeroom Vice-Pres.; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Committee; Music Festival; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; Stage Crew; Student Council, Vice-Pres.; Jr. Executive Board; Soccer. Clerical Yeh! LOUISE SARNELLI 71 Pembroke Street Caduceus Business Staff; Freshie Day Usher; Jr. Red Cross. Clerical “You're a stinker.” “If only | was a little taller’ 80 Class of ‘62 “Mike, sure, that’s a good present for your mother, but fee ARTHUR SAVAGE 138 Wilber Street Audio-Visual Aids; Chorus; Vice Pres., Sr. Class; ‘““Com- merce” Staff, Sports Ed.; Fr. Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Music Festival; Patrol, Lieut.; Sr. Exec. Board; Stage Crew; Student Council; Football, Co-Captain. Bookkeeping “A happy man leads a happy life’’ LOUIS J. SCARNICI 90 Central Avenue General CELIA ANN SCHOTT 2718 Main Street TB Assn. Typist. Clerical BARBARA JEAN SCHROEDER 51 Oswego Street Capers Committee; Drill Team; Jr. Red Cross, Pres.; Delegate to Red Cross Training Center; Member of Red Cross City Council. Clerical MARY LOU SEARLES 68 Johnson Street Capers Cast; Choir; Chorus; Fashion Show; Fr. Day Committee; G.A.A. Board; Jr.-Fr. Social; Music Festival; Patrol; Sr. Exec. Board; Basket- ball; Volleyball; Softball, Tennis; Leaders. Clerical “You're nuts!!! CAROL SERAFINO 157 Harkness Avenue Office Aid. Clerical “Think so?” MERRIANNE SERGIDES 37 Maryland Street Drill Team; Patrol; Jr. Congress Delegate; Lead- ers. College Preparatory “Oh, Ryan” 81 “Why did | wait until now to do my homework?” DONNA SEYMOUR 91 Marion Street Capers ‘Cast; Drama Club; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist; Sr. Representative; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Bad- minton. Clerical “What's happening?” Class of ‘62 MARY JAYNE SHEA 39 Norfolk Street Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Committee; “Commerce” News Staff; Drama Club; G.O. Assembly Committee; Homeroom Treasurer; Patrol; Student Council; Jr. Achievement; Jr.-Fr. Social; Jr. Prom Committee; Class Ballot Com- mittee; Field Hockey. Stenographic “Hampton Beach, cha-cha-cha!”’ PATRICIA SHEA 21 Donald Street Clerical “Good grief” THERESA SHEFFER 58 Roy Street Caduceus Business Staff; Fashion Show; G.O. Alternate; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assem- bly; G.O. Dance Committee; Jr. Prom Commit- tee; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; Sr. Exec. Board; Glee Club; G.O. Auditor; Sr. Christmas Dance Committee; Sr. Hats. Bookkeeping “Il never tell” CHESTER SIMBORSKI 204 Garland Street Bookkeeping VIRGINIA RUTH SIMONE 11 Layzon Bros. Road General “No fooling, Dick Tracy!” MARILYN D. SIMPSON 103 Drexel Street Drill Team; Volleyball; Ice Skating; Tennis. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “How ‘bout that!”’ 82 BRADFORD N. SLATER 55 High Street Manager, J.V. Basketball; Baseball. Clerical EARL SLOBODA 759 Dickinson Street Clerical SANDRA SMART 114 Andrew Street Caduceus Business Staff; Jr. Class, Vice-Presi- dent; Drill Team; G.O. Assembly Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Jr. Red Cross. Clerical “Take gas.” CAROLYN SMITH 158 Walnut Street TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achievement; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Leaders. Clerical “It's no big thing.” CATHERINE SMITH 228 Redlands Street Jr. Red Cross. Clerical “Only dogs go mad; people get angry.” DONNA LOU SMITH 61 Pear Street Drill Team; Library Assistant; Class Will Com- mittee; American Education Week Assembly; Badminton; Ice Skating; Leaders Club, Treasurer. General “Ah, come on!” JOYCE ANN SMITH 132 Franklin Street Chorus; Drill Team; G.O. Alternate; Jr. Red Cross; Music Festival; Office Aid; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achieve- ment; Field Hockey; Bas- ketball; Volleyball; Lead- ers. Clerical “Oh dear!” “Now I’m ready to do my homework.” 83 � LINDA SMITH 36 Buckingham Street Badminton. Stenographic “You'd better believe it!’’ SANDRA SMITH 50 Jefferson Avenue Jr. Red Cross; Library Assistant; Science Fair; Basketball. Bookkeeping “What are you—nuts?” PATRICIA SMOLA 95 Parker Street Drama Club; Jr. Red Cross; Science Fair; Soft- ball; Ice Skating. Bookkeeping “Only dogs go mad; people get angry!’ SANDRA SODI 732 White Street G.O. Alternate; Office Aid; Pro Merito Society; G.O. Accounting, Auditor; Jamboree Drill Team; Business Consultant Hostess; Leaders. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” ANTONIO J. SPINELLI 46 Putnam Circle Capers Committee; Jr. Prom Committee; Music Festival; Stage Crew; Jr. Achievement; Art Award. College Prep.—Bookkeeping ‘It’s better to aim high and miss than to aim low—and make it.” DONNA SPIRITI 45 Mansfield Street TB Assn. Typist; Bowling; Sr. Red Cross Agent. Clerical “What a nut.” MARY ANN STAPLES Stafford Road Holland Field Hockey; Swimming; Basketball; Volleyball; Soft- ball; Badminton; Tennis; Leaders. General “| wish | had a place to park.” “Ooh! My finger is stuck!’ “Listen, | was first!’ ELLEN JANE STEBBINS 20 Crystal Avenue Capers Cast; Capers Com- mittee; Cheerleader, Capt.; Choir; Chorus; Freshman Assembly; G.O. Dance Com.; Jr.-Fr. Social; Music Festival; Gym _ Aijd; Sr. Exec. Board; Glee Club; Field Hockey; Bowling; Basketball; Volleyball; Soft- ball. Bookkeeping “This one’s going to be a thriller!’’ GLADYS E. STERNER 46 Hillside Drive Office Aid; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist. Stenographic “How about that?” MARION CANDICE STRAIT 121 Cuff Avenue Capers Cast; Glee Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Music Festival; Jr. Achievement, Ass’t. Treasurer. Clerical “Boys, boys, and more boys.” GEORGIA STUTZ 989 Allen Street Stenographic “Oh, yeah?” SUSAN C. TAFT 293 Tremont Street Chorus; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; Music Fes- tival; Sr. Exec. Board; Art Award. Clerical JULIETTE TALBOT 168 Hampden Street Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist; Red Raiders Bank, Head Bookkeeper. Clerical “I’m not squealing.” BARBARA TEEL 38 Beauchamp Street Lunchroom Cashier; Science Fair; TB Assn. Typ- ist; Class Day Usher. Bookkeeping 85 “Somebody took those funnies.” MICHAEL BRUCE TILLANDER 200 Marion Street G.O. Assem bly; Capers Cast. Bookkeeping “I don’t know.” Class of ‘62 NANCY E. TILLEY 18 Porter Street Caduceus, Associate Editor; Capers Cast; Capers Committee; Drama Club; Drill Team; Freshie Day Committee; G.O. Assembly Committee; Jr. Red Cross; Kumtux; Sr. Exec. Board; Basketball; Volleyball; Badminton; Ice Skating; Tennis; Leaders. College Preparatory “What, me worry?” VIOLA TOKARZ 70 Montgomery Street Freshie Day Committee. Clerical “Oh my gosh!” LINDA ANN TORO 57 Potter Place Caduceus, Asst. Business Mgr.; Drama Club; Drill Team; Jr. Red Cross; Office, Aid; Science Fair; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achievement, Treasurer. Clerical “Where’s Lenny?” CAROL TOVEN 34 Underwood Street Capers Cast; Drama Club; Office Aid; TB Assn. Typist. Clerical “Are you serious?” JOAN TYBURSKI 638 Chestnut Street “Commerce” Staff; G.O. Accounting; Usher Class Day; Bowling; Softball; Badminton; Tennis. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “If you first don’e succeed, try, try again.” CAROLYN UGOLINI 210 Eddy Street Caduceus Photography Staff; Freshie Day Com- mittee; G.O. Assembly Committee, Chmn.; Jr. Prom. Committee; Kumtux, Treasurer, Sr. Vice- Pres.; Office Aid; Student Council, Pres.; Pro Merito Society, Pres. Jr. Year; Sr. Exec. Board; G.O. Auditor; TB Assn. Typist; Capt. Softball. College-Prep—Bookkeeping “You're gonna get a smash.” 86 ANTONIA VALAROSE 223 Drexel Street “Commerce” Staff, Circulation Manager; Drill Team; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; Office Aid; Patrol; TB Assn. Typist; Ice Skating; Tennis. College Prep—Stenographic “OH! Brother” CAROLYN VANDER MEER 67 Duggan Circle Capers Cast; Chorus; Music Festival. Clerical “lf you can’t do it the first time, try again.” SANDRA JANE VANE 40 Bridle Path Road Art Club; Capers Cast; Drama Club; Homeroom President; Jr. Prom Committee; Kumtux; Jr. Achievement; TB Assn. Typist; Sr. Representa- tive. Clerical “Hi, Kids!’ MARION ROSE VEZINA 30 Crystal Avenue Capers Cast; Lunchroom Cashier; Patrol; G.O. Accounting; G.O. Assembly. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “I'm sorry ! FRANCIS M. VIVENZIO 6 Eton Street G.O. Alternate; Homeroom President. Bookkeeping “Watch out!’ BARBARA ANN VYZGA 72 Woodrow Street G.O. Alternate; TB Assn. Typist; Tennis. Bookkeeping “! care!’’ PATRICIA WALSH 69 Andrew Street G.A.A. Board; Field Hock- ey; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Ten- nis. Bookkeeping “Work fascinates me; | can sit and watch it for hours.” “Uh! Uh! Caught in the act 87 _ KAREN JANE WARNER 344 Berkshire Avenue Homeroom Secretary; Patrol; Bowling. Bookkeeping “| don’t know!” BARBARA A. WARREN 1360 Dwight Street Capers Cast; Drama Club; G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; G.O. Assembly; Office Aid; Patrol; Pro Merito Society, Secretary; Student Council; G.O. Accounting, Cashier; Bowling. Bookkeeping—Stenographic “Are you serious???” MAJORIE WATLING 283 Belmont Avenue Capers Cast; Choir; All-City Drill Team; Home- room Vice-President; Jr. Red Cross Alternate; Music Festival; TB Assn. Typist; Jr. Achieve- ment; WSPR News Club; Softball. General “Rots O’Ruck!”’ LESLIE LORRAINE WATSON 216 Pine Street Drama Club; TB Assn. Typist; Field Hockey; Bas- ketball; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton; Ice Skating; Tennis. Stenographic “That’s TOO Funny!” CARL WEINER 60 Blake Street Clerical ISABELLE T. WENK 30 Mill Street East Longmeadow Jr. Prom Committee; Pro Merito Society; Science Fair; Sr. Exec. Board; G.O. Accounting; Art Award. Bookkeeping “Cheers!” SHARON WHITE 6 Curve Street Drama Club; Library Assist- ant. General “Be serious!” “ . “Confidentially, Leslie 88 3a. 3333: mre itetsts eb ea shoo bs abae preegese Tit see SMS Tstihttststeqstsssseseheses te anche, emu ee ee gee —. dhs es ee eet es “What do you mean, tek ce I’m gaining weight?” i thames MARGARET T. McCARTHY 53 Albemarle Street Office Aid; Bowling. Clerical SHARON WILMOT 130 Draper Street TB Assn. Typist; Bowling. Clerical “Put enthusiasm in it” ANN WITTS 30 Jenness Street G.O. Agent; G.O. Alternate; G.O. Dance Com- mittee; Pro Merito Society. General “Crumbs!” HAMILTON H. WRAY 153 Quincy Street Band; Capers Cast; Homeroom Vice-President; Music Festival; Patrol; Basketball; Baseball; Football. Clerical “Let's win some football games” ELIZABETH JOAN ZIEMBA 126 Fort Pleaasnt Avenue Art Club; Jr. Red Cross; TB Assn. Typist; Capers Scenery. Bookkeeping “1 can’t take it’ JOHN HENRY SULLIVAN 15 Cedar Street Baseball; Basketball; Football. General “You promised | could leave at 2:45.” 89 Harbor Lights 196] Students Judy Panagotopolos, Barbara Schroeder, and Theresa Sheffer introduce their escorts to the guests of the evening, Mrs. Mr. Raymond Montagna, assistant principal, and Mrs. Mr. Philip A. Sweeney, principal. Enchanting is the word that best describes the 1961 Junior Prom, the first in 34 years. Although it was awaited with eagerness, no one imagined how wonderful it really would be. These students are really enjoying themselves Relaxing at the dinghy, one of the feature attractions of the evening, are Jane Messier and Nancy Martel, and their escorts. “Harbor Lights’’ was an overwhelming success, as students danced under the nautical spell cast by the reflected blue, green, and yellow lights revolving from the lighthouse. A pretty sight is the queen and her court: Lynn Lohmyer, Den- ise Brunet, Queen Aroxy Meregian, Gerry Grigg, and Pat Gebo. a : : 91 Awed by the dancing agility of Donna Seymour and her escort, faculty and seniors gathered around to get a few tips on how to do the Twist. Receiving presents from Santa Claus, better known as Larry Dunn, for their fine work in making the Christmas dance a success, are Art Savage, chairman; Mr. William Wilder and Mrs. Helene Griffin, advisers; and Mary Joslyn and Judith Pana- gotupulos, co-chairmen. Snowflake Cotillion A grand march to Santa’s sleigh to receive colorful balloons was led by Senior Class President Richard Pietrucci. “Here comes Santa Claus. Here comes Santa Claus’’ played the band as Larry Dunn, portraying Jolly Old Saint Nick, was escorted to the festivities by Mary Joslyn, Denise Brunet, and Beverly Gamelli. Judy Panagotopulos and her escort seemed to be en- joying the decorations as they took advantage of a piece of obscure mistletoe hung above the entrance to the dance. 93 The beginning . . . In September, 1959, a group of forelorn and wor- ried boys and girls entered their c hosen school, The High School of Commerce. A whole new world of work and enjoyment presented itself to pupils from various junior high schools throughout Springfield. Our group of 474 youths found an air of friendship from the upperclassmen and faculty, who were eager to help us find our way. The first fear of entering upon high school life was finally conquered. The following weeks revealed many new. discov- eries and experiences. The most startling news we encountered was a notice, in the form of a threat reading: “Freshie Day—Dress Appropriately.” Hun- dreds of us entered our favorite school wearing hilarious costumes. After our diligently avoiding sen- iors stationed throughout the halls, the “Big Clanger” rang announcing our “Death Warrant” in an assembly organized by the blood-thirsty upperclassmen. The first victims of these vultures were Paul Kapansky and Kevin Cavanaugh, who were forced to revolutionize the art of cheerleading. Acrobatic stunts were the next exhibition of power displayed by the seniors, who compelled many of us to give our fellow fresh- men a piggy-back ride on stage. One pleasing effect of this feat, atl east for Ernest LaFaille, was the sudden knowledge of Austin Kimball’s hidden talents for serving as transportation. The seniors then showed supreme delight from a well-plotted Wedding March, the main attraction of their ego-building assembly. Diane Richards and John Pestana proved to be pic- turesque wearing large shirts and ties, one shoe and one sneaker, and one nylon and one sock. Since then we were officially included as mem- bers of the Commerce society, we embarked upon campaigning for our Freshmen elections. Slogans such as Olive Washburn’s, “All of my opponents are okay, but for the best vote O. J.” infiltrated the halls thanks to the efforts of untiring campaign managers such as Barbara Warren and Isabelle Wenk. After they presented their platforms to us in an assembly, we chose Richard Pietrucci as president (which got to be a habit in the next two years); Diane Richards, vice- president; and Alyce Boussy, secretary. 94 Hysterical Although we enjoyed being actively engaged in sports and many other school functions, we respond- ed to the first Capers Call with even more enthusi- asm. The theme, Various Styles of American Music, led Gloria Girouard to present her version of ““Accor- diana” and Ellen Stebbins to sing, the well-known “Buttons and Bows.” Previously, our class didn’t realize that we had a Perry Como among our more talented classmen. Yes, Bobby Ryan really has some hidden vocal chords. These talented freshmen added to the great success of ‘Capers 1959.” Because of the tremendous talents of our class, we also showed great representation in the Music Fes- tival, another main attraction of our Freshman year. Our orchestra played such popular tunes as “At Even- tide It Shall Be Light,” by Gaul; “Raisins and Al- monds,” a Jewish folk song; and “Ballet Music,” from Rosamunde by Schubert. Of course, there had to be a few musicians who insisted on playing old-fashioned music. Yes, Pat Riley, Lucy Childs, and Hamilton Wray favored such classical melodies as “Rock Around the Clock,” and the “Twist.” There was also quite a con- trast between “Ave Maria” sung by Sandy Maynard and Cheryl Crowe of the Choralettes and “When Johnny Comes Marching Home,” sung by Barbara Allen, Joan Khoury, and Edwina Hervieux of the Glee Club. Unaware of any more important occurrences before the end of the Freshman year, we were suddenly con- fronted with the task of electing officers for our Jun- ior year. A few members of our class showed protest against what they considered a Communist election, since only one person was running for each office. Nevertheless, compelled to vote, we cast our ballots in a democratic way, voting for the only people run- ning, who were Richard Pietrucci, president; Karen Geagan, secretary, and Sandy Smart, vice-president. Upon returning to Commerce in September to be- gin our Junior year, many of us, being more familiar with the school and our fellow students, participated in such activities as Junior Achievement, Pro Merito, Hi-Y, Kumtux, and many after-school sports, eagerly awaiting our second Capers Call. A host of new talent was discovered among the members of our junior class. Among these, the Lollipop Kids, better known as Sandy Maynard, Carolyn Monnette, Barbara Allen, and Evelyn Mielnikowski sang the popular song of the same name. Everyone had their hats or pocket- books ready to catch “Pennies From Heaven” as Nancy Alexander sang that song so realistically. In a skit concerning spring, a scarecrow portrayed by Ellen History Stebbins was the victim of that old crow Barbara Warren, who so eagerly played her part that she nearly took off in flight. Sorry, Wrong Number, a play put on by the Drama Club, should have won an Academy Award for ter- rorizing the faculty. Margaret Lawton, the victim of an unscrupulous murder plot, appropriately concluded the play with a shrieking scream about five octaves higher than her normal voice. This sent Marcia Kim- ball, Henry Jutras, and Susan Taft, members of the cast, and most of the audience fleeing from the build- ing. Determined to boost our team to victory with spirit, a large crowd turned out for the first basketball game of the season. When our boys assembled on the court for practice, their skill was compared by everyone to that of the famous Boston Celtics. Soon after the game began, Russell Orr, Bobby Ryan and Hamilton Wray rushed across the court to make a swooping basket—for the other team, a play well-known in the Globe Trotter ranks. Well!—it was something like that. Despite little mistakes like that, our team led us to the City Championship and a berth in the Western Mass. tournament. The announcement of plans for the first Junior Prom in 34 years was the most earth-shattering news we were to hear in our first two years at Commerce. “Harbor Lights” was held on April 29, 1961, with Ronnie Drumm and his orchestra. The beautiful dec- orations proved to be a hazard when streamers, form- ing a curtain-like entrance at the bottom of the stairs, obstructed the view of two former strangers who crashed together unexpectedly. Seeing stars in a romantic atmosphere, Lynn Lohmeyer and Doug Dayton became the BEST of friends. Rather accustomed to having elections in an un- democratic fashion, we elected Richard Pietrucci, pres- ident; Art Savage, vice president; and Barbara Goff, secretary. Looking back on the great job they did as our senior officers, we might come to the conclu- sion that undemocratic elections are the best. Engrossed with expectations of better things during our senior year, our junior year came to a close with- out warning. On September 9, 1961, our class began its final year in high school. On the first day, the sparkling new white senior hats were seen all through the halls. Nearly everyone looked impressive; two exceptions, however, were Larry Dunn, whose hat covered as much area as a Hummingbird would, and Ellen Steb- bins, whose hat looked like a Chinese coolie’s hiding most of her face. Obviously, somebody goofed! 95 After establishing our prestige over underclassmen, we officially initiated the freshmen in a new kind of Freshie Day held in the assembly hall. Since there were a larger number of boys in the Freshmen Class this year, we decided to test their abilities against some of our stronger senior girls, such as Diane Rich- ards. Unjustifiably, we blindfolded only the boy and handed each a roll of newspaper as a weapon to use in the battle of the sexes. Although Diane had the ad- vantage of seeing her opponent, she fled from the reach of the all-powerful freshman swatter who had given her a few good blows during the main bout. We thrived on the embarrassment of these young freshmen, and as Mr. Sweeney said later, “The assem- bly turned out very nicely—for the seniors!!” A little bit of “class was added to the seniors when we chose “Snowflake Cotillion” as the name for our Christmas dance. Surprised by a visit from Santa Claus, better known as Larry Dunn, the dance immediately took on the spirit of Christmas. While generously handing out colorful balloons, something within Santa’s suit kept slipping down — down — down!!! What was left was Larry Dunn. “Rah, Rah for Commerce” was a familiar cheer heard from the grandstands during the most fantastic and successful basketball season of our three years at Commerce. We witnessed many ‘thrilling rallies, but the most unforgettable one began in an ordinary way with the drill team dramatically marching down the center aisle and assembling on the stage to lead us in our school song. Suddenly, our attention was averted to Mr. Grant, who conspicuously held a white sneaker high and asked, “Who claims this sneaker?” Immediately Andrea Bryant’s face turned a bright scarlet to match her uniform. When asked why she didn’t stop to replace her shoe, Andrea’s only com- ment was, “The show must go on.” Memories of incidents such as these and the more important events such as Class Day, the Banquet and our thrilling Senior Prom will always linger on in the heart of every senior of the triumphant class of 1962. The end... 96 The Senior Prom The Queen’s Court: Barbara Goff, Sandra Maynard, Diana Richards, Carolyn Ugolini, and Gayle Levy. June 2, 1962 - 8 to 11:50 p.m. Municipal Auditorium Bill Murray and His Orchestra Opposite: The King and Queen of the Theme: “Stairway to Heaven” senior prom, Richard Pietrucci and Ellen Stebbins. 97 Miss Popularity Mr. Popularity Diana Richards Richard Pietrucci Miss Vogue Marilyn Martone Class Chums Arthur Savage and Michael Sambrook Denise Brunet and Linda Fitzgerald ° Class Actress Margaret Lawton Mr. Esquire Steve Bogard Class Actor Richard Pietrucci Class Chatterbox Saundra Ampglakis Class Couple Sandra Maynard and Donald Allen Class Wit Richard Pietrucci Class Playboy John Pestana Class Flirt Alibi King Alibi Queen Sandra Vane John Levalle Nancy Tilley Class Vocalist Sally Montague Handsomest Boy Arthur Savage Prettiest Girl Diana Richards Class Artist Lucille Phaneuf 98 Senior Balloting Ideal Secretary Barbara Warren selected the 1962 superlatives, the “specialists” without peer. Girl with the Most Pleasing Smile Diana Richards Ideal Businessman Ernest LaFaille Class Clown Dennis Reardon Girl Who Has Done Most for the Class Barbara Goff Boy Who Has Done Most for the Class Richard Pietrucci Mr. Olympic Hamilton Wray Miss Olympic Gabrielle Bay Mr. Commerce — Richard Pietrucci Miss Commerce Ellen Stebbins Class Song “Peppermint Twist” Favorite Dish Pizza Boy Most Likely to Succeed Richard Pietrucci Girl Most Likely to Succeed Barbara Goff me) juniors... my The junior year is most often thought of as the hardest of high school. To compensat e, however, for what may seem endless amounts of homework is the knowledge of no longer being the Commerce “babies.” Another element of satisfaction is the prestige of getting class rings and being visited by Business Consultants just as the seniors are. Cam- paign turmoil for the election of senior officers is the next important event of the junior year. More memorable than everything else, however, is the gala junior prom. From then on, all thoughts are turned towards that all-important senior year. The Junior Class officers are Judy Collings, Vice-President; Richard Blanchard, President; and Sandra Shonak, Secretary. Shown seated are Mr. Finnegan, Miss Clancy, and Mr. Holley, the class advisers. The Junior Executive Board plans many of the Junior Class activ- ities. Front Row: Elsa Cressotti, Elaine Gosselin, Madaline Mias, Judith Teel, Beverly Ruggeri, Janet Bergeron, Janet Lovelace, and Mary Ellen Conway. Back Row: Samuel Meregian, Richard Blanchard, Lynn Hollings, Phyl- lis Krahala, Judith Collings, Lin- da Nickett, Patricia Williams, Sandra Shonak, and Carol Hun- toon. Edward Mari and Ruth Cullen, Deborah Vosburgh and her escort, and Judith Teel and Thomas Shea dance to the entertain- ing music at the April in Paris Dance. Juniors Enjoy April in Paris Crys 8 O aks PAX ny Class Advisers Miss Clancy and Mr. Holley, juniors Judy Teel, Janet Bergeron, Phyllis Pirro, Elsa Cressotti, Judy Collings, and their escorts admire one of the many decorations at the April in Paris Dance. Bottom Row: Shirley Bessette, Carole Beruby, Frances Ber- thiaume, Judy Barufaldi, Janet Bergeron, Linda Berte, Lois Berte, Gail Aussant. Top Row: William Cannon, Peter Brittain, James Arslanian, Roger Aube, Dennis Bruno, Mohammed ABoomA beri Rivers Bottom Row: Patricia Arslanian, Esther Bates, Shirley Beaudet, Judy Barnes, Paula Atcheson, Karen Abramson, Irene Agnos, Lucille Barber. Top Row: Raymond Alexander, Robert Bedore, Charles Hykel, William Bedard, John Niziankowicz, Richard Blanchard, Frank Calabrese, Dominic Arillotta. “Hey, shouldn’t she be picking up our books?” “Mr. Sweeney, Faculty, and Student Body.” 104 Junior 122 aiy have a feeling the opposite’s supposed to “Gee, you tie so dreamy.” be doing this.”’ Mr. Michaels Bottom Row: Rose Marie Brouillette, Nancy Bonville, JoAnne Buckley, MaryAnn Castor, Linda Brackett, Carol Boylan, Marie Calvanese. Top Row: Frank Etkin, Sylvio Vivenzio, John eee Mannix, John J. Sullivan, Michael Slattery, Bottom Row: Sharon Carriere, Francine Borowsky, Susan Blais, Diana Buoniconti, Sharon Calberg, Amy Buchanan, Judith Bopp, Sandra Capuano. Top Row: Daniel Dubour, Rejean Remillard, Donald Barrett, Anthony Braica, Donald DeWolf, Larry Kubicz, Robert Curran, Robert Boyer. ee eve | ee 105 “Gosh, Bob, | didn’t mean to break your “Will this meeting of the Finnegan Fan Club pencil!’ please come to order!’ Mr. Finnegan Bottom Row: Marilyn Chaffee, Carol Creran, Judy Collings, Carole Lewis, Lenore Bogen, Elsa Cressotti. Top Row: Katherine Davis, Robert Morana, Robert Green, Robert Uhlig, Daniel Gagne, John Herlihy, Arlene Gibbings. Bottom Row: Mary Daniele, Joyce Clark, Mary Cignoli, Karen Cook, Betty Cox, Virginia Drouin, Susan DeBarge, Mary Corriveau. Top Row: Larry D’Amato, Jay Jeffes, Robert Fusaro, Simuel Orr, Eli Green, Gary Fessia. 106 Bottom Row: Sandra Nadeau, Carol Dougherty, Mary Mc- Nally, Nancy Merchant, Madeline Mias, Christine Mosher, Rose- mary Frisino, Linda Murphy, Karen Newman. Top Row: David Killeen, Kenneth Nelson, Allen Zytkiewicz, Van Alexander, Van Jackson, Anthony Somerville. Bottom Row: Julia McNeil, Gail McMahon, Mary McManus, Gale McKay, Shirley Miller, Mona Meregian, Barbara Mezzetti, Ruth Mills, Carol Mongeau. Top Row: Paul Stallone, Edward Whittemore, Peter Wosiak, John Welch, Gerry Turnbull, Henry Vogel. “Can't you guys wait until after school?” yA a if 1} a i saan Mr. Serafino Junior 125 107 “Hurry, Dave, | hear footprints approaching on horseback.” GH SCHOOL — OK — COMMERCE. i i eS 3 . Bottom Row: Maureen Engelson, Cherly Teece, Terri DuGuay, Mamie Earl, Cheryl Dorley, Mary-Beth Elliott, Barbara Dinnie. Top Row: Jeannine Dion, Robert Hogan, Robert Darack, Kenner Jordan, Alvin Miller, Leslie McNamie, Judy Dulude. Bottom Row: Frances Duzniewski, Keneen Devine, Sharon Duff, Arlene Deveno, Joan Dorman, Jeanne Erickson, Beverly Lefevre. Top Row: Nicholas DePalo, Wade Lamberton, Paul Lopardo, Sam Meregian, Ben Merceri, Edward Mari. Miss McDonald . “Wait a minute, fellas, | don’t know how to “Hey, let’s twist, Alvin!’ tes fly-y-y.”’ 108 Junior 208 “What are you? Some kind of a nut?” Henry’s Harem Mr. Wiatrowski Bottom Row: Linda Walker, Kathleen Germano, Joanne Gamble, Una Freeman, Nancy Buonauito, Lois Gentile. Top Row: Barbara Fortini, Linda Lopardo, Kathy Giannetti, Tere- sina Fisher, Christine Flebotte, Carol-Ann Fitchet, Gloria F Bottom Row: Rose Marie Gawlik, Pat Geagan, Janice Flynn, Goessling. Josephine Garwacki, Susan La Belle, Christine Fuller, Peggy Ann Foster, Mary Gendron. Top Row: Barbara Fortune, Mary Ann George, Janice Fisher, Regina Fontaine, Joyce Fisher, Clothilde Gaston, Veronica Fitzpatrick. ee PRON (| PR tee , 'p6@@ tye, $76 OM By wy Hidhededll TT “Let’s hide. Here comes Mr. Ellison.’ ae ' “And to think, my dear old dad paid for : these.’ Mr. Alleva Bottom Row: Mary Ellen Conway, Marianne Calabrese, Lillian Ford, Marie Robbins, Diane Bohemier, Betty Lou Mayes. Top Row: Edna Kelly, Mary Ann McCarthy, Judith McGuy, leslie Barber, Carolyn May, Marlene Cormier. Bottom Row: Cynthia Starsiak, Dale Mayo, Judith Goldman, Kathleen Bezanson, Marion Derderian, Roberta Combs, Eliza- beth Fiorentino. Top Row: Elaine Gosselin, Barbara DeLuck, Barbara Ferst, Kathleen Browne, Donna Jorgensen, Louise Chicketti. 110 Bottom Row: Margaretta King, Sandra Sherman, Susan Kim- ball, Joyce Kinkaid, Evelyn Wilson, Joanne Le Blanc. Top Row: Elaine Ledoux, Mary Lou Guidi, Phyllis Krahala, Patricia Lareau, Katherine Lee, Phyllis Kaczowka. Bottom Row: Louise Beauchesne, Gladys Flower, Susan Labb, Joanne Klinkowski, Jeanette Kellogg, Suzanne Daignault. Top Row: Marilyn Kopyscinski, Patricia Joseph, Carole Kinsman, Barbara Kosciw, Janet Knaus, Mary La Rose. “Tech News??” “These books are getting bigger every day.” ge Bottom Row: Jeanne Maloni, Sandra Makis, Susan Roccanti. Top Row: mutter, Clayton Miller. “| must get one of these collection.” for my souvenir Donna Parks, Janet Lovelace, Gail Litchfield, Mary Matthews, Mary Mason, Francis Torcia, lakis, Martin Griffin, James Rhodes, Patrick Gray, Philip Perl- Michael Mr. Allen Junior 218 112 Bottom Row: Pearl Smolarz, Phyllis Margeson, Patricia Ty- burski, Adrianne Manzi, Dorothy Logan, Beverly Marcelli, Marie Lodigiani. Top Row: Francis O’Leary, Donald Kowalezyk, Richard Segrin, Robert Mulrooney, Gary Sheley, George Paul, Brian Pannier. id ice is MBA ica a “l need a man-sized desk.” “Our nation’s future astronauts.” Junior 302 “Oooo! Just like the commercial said, it takes only ten seconds.” Mr. Trespas Bottom Row: Judy Perkins, Nancy O’Leary, Beverly Pell, Sylvia Peirolo, Sandra Pasterczyk, Lynn Power, Shayrn Newton. Top Row: Julia Weigel, Judith Pocai, Carol Phillips, Marion Franklin, Annette Parent, Margaret Paolino, Phyllis Pieraccini, Nancy Parent. Bottom Row: Carol Orzech, Judith Wilson, Theresa Perry, Sandra Poe, Eileen Murphy, Philomena Pirro, Shirley Pelsey, Brenda Hubbard. Top Row: Judith Nichols, Ellen Palmer, Dolores Piwowarczyk, Joanne Novak, Martha Peach, Linda Nickett, Theresa Perron, Linda Ouellet. 113 oiemnmens Junior 309 “Me heap big patrol.” “Don't look now, but | think we’re being followed.” Miss Clancy Bottom Row: Cheryl Johnson, Carmelina Guardione, Joan Merrill, Jane Hupfer, Maureen Houlihan, Josephine Johnson, Peggy Hill, Marilyn Hurst. Top Row: Jane Grant, Lois Guidi, wary Sareea pos gey Armour, Leonard Wilson, Judy Johnson, Bottom Row: Adrene Simmons, Arline Jeanson, Carol Hun- ; toon, Marie Laferriere, Barbara Grode, Norvell Hamer, Norma Hayes, Betty Guy. Top Row: Judith Jakubiec, Judy Jebb, Janice Hill, Susan Jordan, Sharlynn Hollings, Nee Ann Jacobs, Colleen Hamborg, Doris Jones, Yvonne Houston. 114 Bottom Row: Sheila Ryan, Marie Gabusi, Patricia Sevila, Carol Reome, Beverly Ruggeri, Sandra St. Peter. Top Row: Kathleen St. Marie, Linda Serra, Mary Jane Samoilo, Marie Sheldon, Darleen St. Peter, JoAnn Riskin, Frances Ruel. Bottom Row: June Richards, Constance Self, Geraldine Ricapito, Micheline Beaudoin, Joan Richey, Janis Rovelli. Top Row: Sandra Shonak, Elaine Newman, Elleese Shaffer, Sharon Remillard, Georgia Meleady, Patricia Sanders, Carol Rood. Mr. Ballas “Time out for a swim, Gladys Alyce.”’ “Hey, girls, U. S. Steel just went up 2 points.” 323 115 Bottom Row: Barbara Taylor, Nancy Bergdoll, Marilyn Stone, Patricia Tracy, Heather Swenor, Geraldine Stirlacci, Annette Chiprich, Carol Tykas. Top Row: Carolyn Weston, Marguerite Lanzillo, Carol Stebbins, Linda Spiriti, Judith Teel, Donna Dunphy, Susan Long. Bottom Row: Nancy Sullivan, Beulah Thomas, Jeri Ann Taylor, Gloria Tlusty, Joy Ukelja, Beverly Smith, Gloria Tanguay. Top Row: Jill Surprenant, Carolyn Campbell, Ann Sutherland, Dorothy Sullivan, Judith Bledsoe, Alexandria Szmyt, Beverlee Tibbetts. Miss Conway “Oh boy! Here comes the bread and water.” 116 Junior 327A “Gee! Only 765 1-2 hours more to endure.” “The Three Musketeers.” qerGaeee Bottom Row: Earlene White, Carleen Damboise, |da Vandall, Beverly Kielbania, Virginia Wooden, Pat Warner, Florence Zawrotny. Top Row: Marjorie Spera, Judith Leazott, Sandra Vernadakis, Jane Zabeyda, Deborah Vosburgh, Sandra Vacirca, Deborah Woodward, Betty Woodlief. Junior 327B “Knock on Wood(en?)” Miss Meehan Bottom Row: Hilda Yensen, Barbara Wawrzyk, Pamela Win- berg, Susan Ward, Andrea Wojciak, Susan Parent. Top Row: Joanne Warren, Pat Williams, Cynthia Vickery, Louise Willcutt, Madeline Wondolowski, Louise Walsh. 117 The freshman year is one in which each student embarks upon a whole new world of academic goals and social activi- ties. During the first few weeks, each freshman remains closely attached to those he has known since junior high school. Freshie Day, however, conquers all barriers. As the “persecuted victims” of the seniors, the frosh are united fo a common cause—that of avoiding any and all seniors. At the end of the day, however, each freshie knows that he is now a welcomed member of the High School of Commerce. Of course, there are other exciting “firsts” during the fresh- man year such as the freshman elections, Commerce Capers, semester exams, and finally the election of junior officers. Freshmen... “Ill walk the line,” says Joyce Gentile, as she is fol- lowed by David Plant toward the stage for a mock wedding at the Freshie Day Assembly. Marching along together are Charles Connors, Chris- tine Sweeney, and Cheryl Nye during the torture of Freshie Day. That First Month of freshman year can be a harrowing experience: first day confusion, aptitude tests . . . and Freshie Day. Seniors Richard Pietrucci and Marilyn Bourgeois are amused by the balloon contest between Betty Gaff- ney and Robert Armitage at their Freshie Day Assem- bly. “Dance with me,” says Richard Rosso to his nervous partner, Pamela Kelly, at the Freshie Day Assembly. “Problems, problems, problems all day long,” says Carolina Fazio during the Freshman Aptitude Tests. Es isinnueemmemaet Bottom Row: Eleanor Ashey, Dianne Aldrich, Daborowski, Badger, Roberta Baker, Marilyn Bates, Madelyn Judith Baer, Barbara Patricia Arslanian, Evelyn Ashey. Second Row: Con- son, David Antonopoulos, Robert cetta Barile, Elizabeth Allan, Claudia Barlow, Carol Bard, Sharon Bauman, Nancy Allen, Sylvia Fr. 106 Bottom Row: Jean Blanchard, Paulette Wood- ward, Darlene Beauregard, Carol Blair, Maxine Borowsky, Diana Beliveau, Barbara Boduch, Jeanie Gibbs, Shirley Bond, Ann Belanger, Cheryl Beeman. Second Row: Gail Beach, Joanne Bocchino, Linda Berg, Regina Bolduc, Nancy Bouchard, Jeanne Bellew, Jeanne Bilo- 122 Agnes Bartolo, Janice Arndt. Top Row: Atkins, John Ashe, Lowell Tucker, Gary Ander- Armitage, Corcoran. Barrows, Susan Archambault, Carolyn Baldyga, Neal r. Robert Allis, Charles Anderson, Mr. earnest mene neni 104 — deau, Doreen Beaulieu, Linda Borthwick, Mary Davis. Top Row: Frances Bono, Elizabeth Bouffard, Ronald Blodgett, Michael Borriello, Frederick Bedore, Roland Boussey, Robert Bedard, Bernard Booth, Roger Bouchard, Barbara Berti. Insert: Mrs. Sartwell. Bottom Row: Anna Chechile, Cheryl Carson, Jeanne Champagne, Susan Cooley, Alice Chris- tian, Donna Coates, Patricia Cavanaugh, Mar- garet Connors, Ann Choquette, Shirley Cartier. Second Row: Patricia Chmiel, Patricia Carroll, Mary Ann Clarke, Dorothy Cavanaugh, Carolyn Bottom Row: Carol Salvetti, Suzanne Cariani, Marcia Carriere, Ann English, Sharon Busta- Row: mante, Betty Lou Frye, Judith Bridges, Barbara Second Row: Agnes Brown, Susan Broadbent, Doris Cardin, Marcia Brundrett, Theresa Braccialarghe, Patricia Caron. Patricia. Campbell, Cayode, Elaine Charko, Marcia Clark, Patricia Buendo, Jeanne Chagnon. Top Row: Vicki Norton, Frances Chase, Thomas Connor, Richard Dietz, Richard Clark, Charles Connors, William Woods, Steven Coughlin, Patricia Conway, Marie Braman. Insert: Mrs. Shute. 123 Callahan, Rose Caldes. Leland, Ronald Bretta, Burke, Gayle Brace, Maureen Brayton, Christine Insert: Mr. Gaffney. Carlin, Mabel Bouyea, Claire Carman, Carolyn Barry Cantor, Thomas ae : 4 $F es ¥ eee ae upper 54 Bottom Row: Donna Croze, Joan Desnoyers, Susan Zaitshik, Pamela Cross, Linda DeForge, Sandra Deskin, Linda DeVarney, Cora Curtis, Frank Bottom Row: Carole Devens, Dolores Atche- son, June Emmens, Susan Engle, Susan Ber- geron, Christine Donahue, Barbara Dewey, Darlyn Dumoulin, Janice Dorman, Rosalie Nichols. Second Row: Carolina Fazio, Linda Deveno, Helen Fabrowski, Doreen Dimetres, Pa- tricia Dion, Elizabeth Disselkemp, Mary Fellion, Carol Demers. 119 Davis, Paula Denton, Frances Curran, Maureen Dean, Barbara DeMusis, Patricia Dembek, Laura Second Row: Elizabeth Christine DiFalco, Carol Doty, Gloria Ekmalian. Top Row: Judith Dunbar, Veronica Elliott, Frank Dube, Lloyd Duperre, Vincent DiMonaco, Henry Santaniello, Ronald Dillon, Glenn Beav- mier, Robert Dialessi, Toni Evleth. Insert: Mr. Sandberg. 124 DeGorge, Mario Cowles, Paul Deschenes, James Crawford, Mar- garet Curto, Arlene DeMars. Insert: Mr. Della- Giustina. Dastoli, Joanne Delevo, Catherine D’Ambrosio. Top Row: Elizabeth Crawfoot, Alma Delcourt, DeNardo, Herbert Bottom Row: Carolyn Fraska, Gail Couture, Carol Nickerson, Penelope Fillion, Deborah Ful- ton, Linda Corgnati, Gail Garvey, Marianne Cirillo, Sandra Fontaine, Kathleen Gallant, Louise Francisco. Second Rows: Cynthia Gagnon, Dianne Gaines, Joan Frazier, Elsie Focosi, Bette Gaffney, Sandra Gebbie, Mary Geagan, Patricia Bottom Row: Maybell Guild, Mildred Hamil- ton, Donna Harper, Linda Haraty, Marlene Pas- terczyk, Linda Twining, Diane Giannetti, Doreen Gumlaw, Second Row: Darlene Gibson, Barbara Gore, Cynthia Gow, Claire Gendreau, Freeman, Theresa Gates, Margaret Fortier. Top Row: Angela Ferraro, Catherine Frogameni, Maureen Finn, Ronald Gamble, Vincent Gal- lerani, Steven Pevzner, Frank Figuera, Carol Gainley, Cheryl Ford, Diane Freeman. Insert: Mr. Alminas. Carol Goodnough, Judy Gero. Robert Karen Gran, 125 Michael eS) . = be | : Fr. 12] Jeanne Gruszkos, Linda Hasbrouck, Loretta Har- rison, Jeanne Noel, Darlene Gray. Top Row: Eneda Gelinas, Joyce Harlinski, Lynné Graham, Hartman, Juan Gerena, Danny Eaton, Gladkowski, Edward Hayden, Joyce Healey, Karen Griffin. Insert: Mr. Smith. Bottom Row: Nancy Henry, Sandra Hender- son, Carolyn Jones, Kathy Hewitt, Diane Keegan, Brenda Johnson, Pam Kelly, Joyce Hogan, Betty Jones. Second Row: Barbara DelBuono, Marjorie Jackson, Linda Kadzik, Christine Kaz- mierczak, Karen Johnson, Elois Keaton, Linda Bottom Row: Suzanne LaRiviere, Carol Lan- gone, Marie LeBlanc, Diane Laver, Frances La- Freniere, Susan Nowakowski, Eileen King, Jean Landry, Helen Konstantopoulos. Second Row: Konopka, Jennifer Kopczynski, Katie Koutsoumbou, Donna Gloth, Christine LaRue, Norma Healy, Peggy Janollari, Ernestine Johnson, Janis Landry, Donna Howes. Top Row: Cheryl Heinz, Kathy Oliver, Russell Hughes, James Joiner, Paul Heseltine, Milton Jones, Robert Jorgensen, Jane Hodges, Donna Hodges, Jessie Howard. Insert: Mr. LaFlamme. Insert: i Fr. Nancy Kiczek, Sandra Keyes, Janice LeBlanc, Linda Larrivee. Elena Korabowski, Jean Lashua, Edward La- Brode, David Wilkins, Edward LeBlanc, Chris- tine Kucio, Theresa Klewin, Barbara Kretchmar. Miss Zajchowski. Top Row: Jacklyn Lamotte, Fr. 211 Bottom Row: Sally McGorry, Leila McMena- min, Mary Miller, Elizabeth McCormack, Jeanne Monson, Zeddie McLoyd, Linda Meisner, Rosa Second Row: Merrick, Denise Poirier, Janet Frazier, Patricia McCarthy, Evelyn Merritt, Melanie McKay, Joan Ebron, Jean Moody. Bottom Row: Patricia Lucio, Shirley Lewis, Laurie Mastroianni, Lise LePine, Anne Martin, Sheila Levine, Judith Licursi, Anne Mastrangelo, Annie Marbles. Second Row: Mary Cham- bers, Carol Lyon, Karen Longo, Debra Luce, Juanita Lewis, Regina Rodriguez, Teresa Lyons, Lemieux. 127 Monroe, Constance Mazzarino, Joan Michaelian. Top Row: Helen Miciak, Dorothy Hammond, Betty McCreary, Douglas McCormick, Robert Laurie McCoy, Douglas McDonald, Edward Miloz, Jean McCracken, Pauline Merrigan. Insert: Mr. 21 9 i Barbara Mayo. Deborah Malachowski. Top Row: Doreen Libby, Ronald Lemire, Marvin Lyons, Peter Leone, Richard Reed, Jeffrey Lind, Scott Letourneau, Daniel Mangan, Antonia Masdea. Insert: Miss McCarthy. Fr. Fr. 220 Bottom Row: Dianne Peloquin, Dora DiNoia, Candice O’Neil, Kim Oppenheimer, Diana Pilon, Carol Hill. Top Row: Judith Ouimet, Mary Barbara Kielbania, Joan Owen, Jean Patruski, Anna Patuano, Patricia O’Neil. Second Row: Dianne Palmer, Carolyn Pilon, Patricia Piotte, Bottom Row: Maryann Mularz, Sandra Morin, Carol Odato, Joan Newman, Noreen Murphy, Joan Moody, Marion Nickelson, Maureen Myers, Christine Odato, Anne Murphy. Sec ond Row: Eileen O’Connor, Donna Moore, Shirley Moskal, Sharyn Motyka, Diane Mosher, Paula Nunnally, Joan Pettit, Patricia Pio, Elaine Perkins, Doreen Mr. Landry. ssapesitintc ts seassee ese oy Orsi, Carol Lafley, Gloria Pacia, Susan Pafumi, Partridge, Curtis Perry, Louis Pare, Natale, Robert Parent, David Plant, Payne, John O'Leary, Sandra Patson. Thomas Henry Insert: Rita Murray, Claudia Tebaldi, Linda Moore, Cheryl Nye. Top Row: Nancy Noffke, Suzanne Nassif, Dennis Moore, Peter Nas- cembeni, Thomas O ’Connor, John O’Brien, James Murphy, Richard Murphy, Rita, Noel, Donna Murray. Insert: Mr. Wright. ‘4 Bottom Row: Reine Beliveau, Laura Ross, Joann Repola, Nancy Langlois, Camilla Colby, Colleen Rogers, Marjorie Podmore, Mary Regan. Second Row: Nancy Rickson, Gail Poirier, Marina Romanos, Annette Racicot, June Powers, Bottom Row: Joyce Gentile, Alice Senecal, Donna Sales, Noreen Shea, Donna Sanderson, Montenia Kodes. Second Row: Sharon Rousseau, Sherry Rowley, Cynthia Rusby, Janet Schofield, Mary Sambrook, Judith Shep- OS SS SR Susan Plass, Barbara Raschi, Lois Clark. Top Row: Michael Quinlan, Michael Rooke, Robert Rosso, Paul Quinlan, Norman Ross, Eric Pohl, Darryl Poole, Ronald Rossini, Stephen Raichel- son. Insert: Mr. Bennett. Shider, Maria Santaniello, Diane Kathaleen Sharkey, 129 ardson, Diane Settembro. Top Row: Phaneuf, Roy Santolini, Robert Shainheit, Carol Scagli- arini, Jean Sanchioni, Nancy Salter. Insert: Mr. Meacham. Joanne Margaret Rourke, Lorraine Senecal, Bottom Row: Vicki Smith, Louise Sticca, Catherine Sullivan, Jane Skowron, Ruthann Cul- len, Sue Stevens, Judith Snyder, Nancy Snyder, Martha Ouimette, Loretta Stenta. Second Row: Joan Spear, Katherine Trepannier, Teresa Simp- son, Arlene Sudsbury, Gloria Siniscalchi, Gloria Bottom Row: Zannie Thomas, Erlinda Valen- tini, Darlene Therrien, Catherine Ligarski, Valerie Vivenzio, Second Row: Betty Thomas, Ann_ Tyburski, Susan Lord, Dorothy Walch, Susan Takorian, Spadoni, Lana Stanhope, Carole Strycharz, Caro- lyn Spencer. Top Row: Donna Smith, Betty Soderstrom, Carrina Spinks, Robert Strong, Wil- liam Slattery, Francis Smith, Carl Smith, Sandra Sternowski, Jennie Sumler, Kathleen South- worth. Insert: Mrs. Cabana. Maria Volikas, Judith Suprenant. 130 Walker. Fr. 317 Patricia Tabb, Priscilla Turner, Nancy Wallace. Top Row: Lucille Tillery, Christine Sweeney, William Til- lery, Saundra Vigneault, Sheila Viktorchik, June Insert: Mr. Ayotte. Druscilla Usher, Betsy Walker, Bottom Row: Connie Warner, Patricia Zar- Susan Wright, Judi Weiss, Maryann Zielinski. lengo, Betty Walters, Donna LaRochelle, Eileen Top Row: Rosa White, Susan Wolfe, Alice Watson, Diane Rubin, Carol Wojewocki, Rox- White, Michael Zeo, Donald Williams, David anne Zerra, Marilyn Wise. Second Row: Wilson, Tressie Worst, Nancy Yarkey. Insert: Gladys Wilkerson, Ruthann White, Joan Wright, Mr. Stone. Judy Walsh, Donna Kennedy, Marcella Zalowski, Freshman Officers and Advisers Seated: Mr. Sandberg, Mrs. Cabana, Mr. Wright. Standing: Robert Rosso, vice-president; Nancy Allen, secretary; Sandra Vigneault, president. w aN ctiv1 A “4 ° o | 3 ‘ a i : ‘ { ' : Activities, an all-important aspect of school-life, range from school services such as patrol and office aids to en- tertainment provided by the Commerce Capers and the Music Festival. Spare-time activities such as Audio-Visual Aids, school publications, Trading Post, and Drama Club also help to develop specialized talents. The workers of the Red Raiders Saving Bank, Patrols, Junior Red Cross, and T. B. Typists provide necessary aid to our school and community. Both Kumtux and Pro Merito are organizations which instill in their members a goal for high academic achievement, school servce, and fellowship. This year, a new organiza- tion, the Math Club, was added to our many extra-curricular activities. Also new this year was the participation of four Commerce students on an_ inter-school television quiz program. mOAMSZON Editor Martha Powers confers with Managing Editor Karen Murdoch about a front page feature while Page 3 Editor Joan Tyburski looks on. 134 The Commerce Newspaper Staff consists of, Front Row: Nancy Alexander, Joan Tyburski, Martha Powers, Trudi Ryan, Elaine Mittleman, Karen Murdoch, and Marcia Ron- zoni. Row Two: Ann Braucher, Linda Monson, Marilyn Bishop, Carolyn Monette, Gabriele Bay, Mary Jayne Shea, Toni Valarose, Marilyn Martone. Back Row: Tom DeNardo, Mr. Bennett, and Arthur Savage. The Authors— of our school paper and of this year- book have worked long and hard to give their classmates the VERY best! CADUCEUS Elsa Cressotti and Mary Joslyn create another of the many different lay- outs which appear on the pages of this yearbook. Members of the Caduceus Editorial and Photographic Staff are, Front Row: Donna Sanderson, Marion Nickelson, Karen Ken- nedy, Steve Raichelson, Hamilton Wray, Patricia Gebo, Karen Murdoch; Row Two: Miss Henderson, Rita Lucerino, Denise Bru- net, Nancy Tilley, Elsa Cresotti, Joan Richey, Marilyn Bourgeois, Mary Jayne Shea, Miss McCleary; Back Row: Mr. Elli- son, Carolyn Ugolini, Lucille Phaneuf, Gloria Girovard, Richard Pietrucci, Valarie Drude, and Mary Joslyn. The Caduceus Business Staff consists of, Front Row: Alice Connors, Mary Ellen Conway, Linda Toro, Linda Lopardo, Bev- erly Gamelli, Patricia Gebo, Louise Sar- nelli; Row Two: Carol Burgess, Joan Flathers, Vincent Gallarini, Pauline Merri- gan, Robert Jorgenson, Joanne LeBlanc, Darlene McDonald; Back Row: Janice Le- Blanc, Theresa Sheffer, Mr. Alminas, Rose- mary Gelgut, Larry Bailey, Mary Campbell. 135 Below: G. O. Accounting. Standing are: Marion Vezina, Bar- bara Warren, Isabelle Wenk, Carolyn Ugolini, Beverly Gamelli, Joan Tyburski, Ernest LaFaille, Gabrielle Bay, Nancy Kanjian, Martha Powers, Ann Braucher, Alyce Boussy, and Carol Burgess. Seated are: Betty Robertson, Terry Sheffer, Carolina Manzi, Marcia Ronzoni, Sandra Sodi, Phylis Lebedewicz, Karen Ken- nedy, Alice Connors, Carol Monette, Rosemary Gelgut, Carolyn Berger, and Mary Campbell. Congratulations to homeroom 118 for being the first to receive 100% G. O. membership. To show their achievement the stu- dents are putting up the 100% G. O. sticker. Watching Diane Dolvin, their homeroom agent, are: Carolyn Cariani, Doris Kurtyka, John Grimaldi, Linda Franck, and Christine Genga. 136 G. O. Homeroom Agents. Front Row: Susan Taft, Marcella Zalowski, Toni Valorose, Margaret Fortier, Evelyn Mielnikowski, Gloria Tanguay, Karen Johnson, Virginia Wooden, Pat Gebo, Pat DiMartino, Carol Dougherty, and Peggy Carrier. Second Row: Andrea Morrison, Alfreda Cooper, Pat Tyburski, Keneen DeVine, Claire Gendreau, Joanne Phaneuf, Fred James Evelyn Wilson, Teresina Fisher, Anne Mastrangelo, and Anne Marbles. Third Row: Terry King, Teresa Simpson, Sandra Shonak, Irene Agnos, Gale McKay, Candy Downs, Pauline Merrigan, Linda Ouelet, Jeanette Bonavita, Carol Huntoon, Judy Fantoni. Fourth Row: Gail Poirier, Ann Witts, Judy Collings, Barry Can- tor, Pat Riley, Saundra Vigneault, Ann Braucher, and Sylvia Barrows. G. O. Alternates Front Row: Dolores Maratea, Annette Chiprich, Nancy Dziura, Lorehea Gedion, Joyce Smith, Ruthann White, and Maureen Dean. Second Row: Marlene Pasterczyk, Christine Kazmierczak, Carol Mongeau, Karen Abramson, Frances Bono, and Barbara Raschi. Third Row: Marion Derderian, Phyllis Kaczawka, Ed- wina Hervieux, Elaine Charko, Barbara Vyzka, and Ronald Cooper. 137, General Organization Annual drive every fall is part of the Commerce tradition. Many ad- vantages are presented to students who join G.O. Among them are re- duced prices for Caduceus and all game tickets, free distribution of the school newspaper, and a free dance. Varied Activities give students an opportunity to serve their school. ae Above: Terry Perron, a library assistant, charges a book out to David Killeen. Below: Our Library Assistants help the library run smoothly. Seated: Sherrie White, Toni Evleth, Linda Fitzgerald, Terry Perron, Denise Brunet. Standing: June Emmens, James Burr, Carol Motherway, Aroxy Meregian, Donna Grimshaw, Joyce Maurice, Enes Parent, Barry Cantor, and Carol Novak. Above: The Trading Post keeps our students supplied for classes. Joanne LaBounty and Eileen McCormack are completing a sale with Donna Sanderson. : Ie RED RAIDERS SAVINGS BANK : � , A JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT COMPANY a Under Supervision of the ee PRINGFIELD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS A Matcal Sansngs Bask Above: A convenient way to save— the Red Raiders Savings Bank. Thrifty savers are Linda Fett, Linda DiSanti, Mary Ellen Conway, Mav- reen Houlihan, and Elizabeth Brown. Tellers are Alexandra Szmyt and Judy Rivard. S.I.S. bank representatives are Miss Gwen Jones and Miss Elizabeth Gary. Center Left: Ann Witts and Andrea Morrison have made a sale of stock to Mr. Sandberg. Trying to convince prospective buyers of the merits of their company in this way is only part of the fun of Junior Achievement. Left: Student Lunchroom Workers. Seated: Linda Brackett, Mary Ann George, Josephine Gar- wacki, Gloria Gosselin, Jane Zabeyda, Adrianne Manzi, and Carol Mongeau. Standing: Richard Moore, George Paul, Charles Brace, and Larry Dunn. 139 140 Above: A memorable assembly is the rally assembly. Many times a year our energetic cheerleaders, Ellie Stebbins (Cap- tain), Nancy Merchant, Lynn Rogers, Joyce Jones, Diana Rich- ards, Linda Nickett, Carmelina Guardioni, and Dolores Maratea, turn the school into laughter and yells. Left: Michael Sambrook is fooled by General Motors representa- tive’‘s suitcase containing a gyroscope. The suitcase directs itself even though Mike desperately tries to maneuver his package. Below: Michael Sambrook and Arthur Savage eagerly anticipate the noisy outcome of an experiment done by a General Motors representative using equipment of General Motors modern re- search laboratory. School Assemblies present diversified entertainment and inspiration as enjoyable inter- ludes in the schedule of usual studies. Above: Mr. Douglas Ables and Mr. Charles Hartmann pre- sent plaque to Mr. Sweeney at the High School of Com- merce at the Freedom Shrine Assembly. Duplicates of many great governmental documents appeared in our library last fall. Left: This picture is a familiar scene six times a year at the High School of Commerce. Here junior class president Richard Blanchard reads the honor roll for his class, as Mr. Sweeney and senior class president Richard Pietrucci look on. Below: A combination of the choir, chorus, and glee clubs entertained the student body at the Christmas Assembly with many traditional Christmas songs and carols. Pro Merito, Student Council, an d Math Club fi ne a a 3% cganege we abe are extra-curricular organizations highly esteemed as symbols of school accomplishment. Left: Each year members of the Pro Merito Honor Society conduct a project for book scholarships, which they award to worthy college entrants. Again this year they sold handsome Christmas corsages. Here, Gabriel Bay and Lucille Phaneuf greet a ready buyer. Below: Our Student Council is responsible for writing the Freshman Handbook, conducting G.O. Assembly and fresh- man elections, and otherwise promoting the best interests of the school. Front Ro w: Nancy Merchant, Joan Newman, Jean Champagne, Marjorie Jackson, Donna Sanderson, Nancy Henry, Delores Maratea, Lois Gentile. Second Rows Carolyn Ugolini, Eleanor Lawler, Linda Fitzgerald, Barbara Fortune, Sandra Shonak, Saundra Vigneault, Christine Sweeney. Back Row: Richard Rosso, Michael Sambrook, Lynn Hollings, Richard Blanchard, Judy Collings, Dennis Reardon. oy. cae ae Above: The Pro Merito Society consists of students with B-plus averages in all their courses. Front Row: Sandra Sodi, Lucille Phaneuf, Judith Panagotopulos, Gabriel Bay, Nancy Kanjian, Barbara Warren, Miss Rankin, Mrs. Griffin, Mary Joslyn, Sandra Shonak, Elsa Cressotti, Barbara Goff, Lynn Power, and Susan DeBarge. Second Row: Beverly Lefevre, Carme- lina Guardione, Marcia Ronzoni, Karen Murdoch, Madeline Mias, Josephine Garwacki, Martha Powers, Barbara Wawrzyk, Beverly Ruggeri, Joanne LaBounty, Joanne Gamble and Lois Gentile. Back Row: Adrianne Manzi, Elizabeth Robertson, Isabelle Wenk, Eileen McCormack, Colleen Hamborg, Keneen Devine, Deborah Vosburgh, Jane Zabeyda, Carol Mongeau, Gloria Tlusty, Ellen Palmer, Andrea Bryant, and Phyllis Margeson. 143 = Below: One of Commerce’s new additions is the Math Club, directed by Mr. John Bennett. Here, Margaret Lawton, Theresa McMahon, Mr. Bennett, Alexandria Szmyt, and Darryl Poole confer over a difficult problem. Service and Social extracurricular organizations empha- size superior school citizenship and good fellowship. The Office Aids, who perform time-saving errands and other duties for the counselors and gym teachers, are, Front Row: Eleanor Lawler, Peggy Foster, Joyce Naglieri, Elsa Cressottti, Carol Serafino, Denise Brunet, Joyce Smith, and Janet Bergeron; Second Row: Marcia Kimball, Sandra Sodi, Linda Disanti, Diane DeFalco, Mona Meregian, Betty Brown, Gabriele Bay, and Linda Toro; Back Row: June Lachtara, Carolyn Berger, Adrianne Manzi, Carol Toven, Judy Collings, Theresa McMahon, and Marion Derderian. The Commerce Hi-Y boys are, Front Row: Vincent Gallerani, Tony Braica, Henry Jutras, Sam Meregian, and Donald Mannix; Second Row: Ronald Blodgett, Jimmy Burr, Bernie Booth, and Tom Burke. The complete Kumtux membership. Front Row: Nancy Henry, Alyce Boussy, Karen Murdoch, JoAnn Riskin, Beverly Ruggeri, Judy Teel, Nancy Merchant, Kathy St. Marie, Eleanor Lawler, Denise Brunet, and Sandra Capuano; Second Row: Karen Gran, Marilyn Martone, Sandy Vane, Beverly Gamelli, Barbara Goff, Marilyn Bourgeois, Nancy Tilley, Carolyn Ugolini, Elsa Cressotti, Mary Sambrook, Christine Sweeney, Judy Collings, and Sheila Viktorchik; Back Row: Miss Lynch, Jean Blanchard, Irene Agnos, Sandy Shonak, Sharon Duff, Mary Joslyn, Debby Vos- burgh, Linda Fitzgerald, Diana Richards, Linda Brackett, and Miss Burlow. Happy Kumtux seniors pose here at their Christmas party. Front Row: Lynn Lohmeyer, Eleanor Lawler, Barbara Goff, Beverly Gamelli, Shirley Ching, Denise Brunet, Sandy Vane, Marilyn Martone, and Nancy Tilley; Back Row: Mary Joslyn, Linda Fitzgerald, Marilyn Bourgeois, and Diana Richards. Kumtux 145 Junior Patrol: Front Row: Margaretta King, Annette Chiprich, Lorna Withers, Nancy Scibelli, Beverly Kielbania, |da Vandal, Lois Berte. Second Row: Carol Boylan, Carol Huntoon, Ellie Palmer, Phyllis Kaczawka, Judy Goldman, Julia McNeil, Linda Mur- phy, Mary Cignoli. Back Row: Kathy Be- zanson, Joy Ukelja, Colleen Hambourg, Donna Jorgenson, Frank Etkin, Linda Brackette, Barbara Grode, Alexandria Smzyt. Student Patrols serve us well. Imagine the con- fusion in the High School of Commerce without the Patrols! Controlling lost and found arti- cles, supervising the locker rooms, guarding school corridors, and keeping out unauthorized wan- derers, the Student patrols are always on the job. One of the major patrol posts is the Informatidn Desk where Marianne Sergides is found seventh period every day. Enjoying the food at the annual patrol picnic are Barbara Lohan, Arthur Savage, Linda DiSanti, Michael Sambrook, Rita Lucerino, and Karen Murdoch who are babysitting for Mr. Smith’s son. Joseph Braica helps Larry Carabine put his coat on before closing the Patrol Office for the night. Senior Patrol. First Row: Carol Burgess, Marilyn Martone, Rita Lucerino, Barbara Lohan, Nancy Dzuira, Linda Guagliardo, Carol Becker, Karen Warner, Carolyne Cariani, Diane Busiere, Michele Hebert, Nancy Calabrese. Second Row: Betty Robertson, Linda Mahoney, Marion Vezina, Donna Seymour, Beverlee Goodrich, Mary Jayne Shea, Marianne Sergides, Trudi Ryan, Eileen McCor- mack, Carol Carr, Genevieve Giminski, Christine Gurski, Joyce Naglieri. Third Row: Ingrid Luderer, Mary Campbell, Virginia Albano, Gloria Girouard, Barbara Warren, Pat Riley, Larry Cara- bine, Beverly Foote, Gerald Bewsee, Gladys Sterner, Joseph Braica, Linnea Avery, Sandra Fett. seinen ti oe + 038 6a bas hi | Giving the performance of their career are members of the Glee Club participating in the spring Music Festival. Pastel gowns added to the enchantment of a memorable evening. Music Festival More eager than nervous, members of the Girls’ Chorus and Glee Club are waiting to be called on stage for the annual Music Festival. Rehearsing a selection before the Music Festival are some of the members of the band: Joy Ukleja, John Welch, Patricia Riley, Lawrence Dunn, and Lucy Childs. The members of the Drama Club are, Front Row: Donna Parks, Carol Devens, Linda Toro, Loretta Stenta, Paula LeDoux, Barbara Boduch, Sherry White, Geraldine Grigg, Pat Martel, Susan Long. Second Row: Grace Hooper, Joyce Naglieri, Den- ise Brunet, Marilyn Martone, Sandra Vane, Carolyn May, Linda Berg, Sandra Maynard, Frences Bono, Donna Seymour, Nancy Martel, Susan Martin. Third Row: Mary Jayne Shea, Marilyn Bourgeois, Nancy Tilley, Karen Eldridge, Diane Keegan, Arlene Sudsbury, Teresa Simpson, Ann Braucher, Marilyn Bishop, Lana Stanhope, Marcia Kimball, Adrene Simmons. Fourth Row: Cynthia Bobola, Diane Colby, Sandra Smart, Dianne DeFalco, Linda Disanti, Mary Jean Duffy, Ingrid Luderer, Margaret Law- ton, Gerald Turnbull, Cheryl Heinz, Donna Harris, Carol Toven. 149 Entertainment at Its Best is brought out by members of such extra- curricular activities as the Drama Club under the direction of Mr. Grant and Mr. Michaels; and the Glee Club, Chorus, band, and Orchestra directed by Mr. Nickerson. Participants representing Commerce on the “High Schools Match Wits’’ television pro- gram were Barbara Goff, Mary Joslyn, Marilyn Bourgeois, and Lucille Phaneuf. Introducing the 1962 edition of the Commerce Capers are members of the kick line: Una Freeman, Linda Fitzgerald, Sue Jordan, Barbara For- tune, and Lois Gentile. From the International Act of the show is Maria Sifakis, who danced up a storm with her cas- tinets and Spanish dance. Also from the International Act is Cookie ‘‘Yamamato” Grigg, who gave an Oriental flavor to the show with her Japanese song. One of the many numbers from the Broadway Act of Capers is Gloria Girouard, who had the audience laughing at her panto- mime of “Honey Bun” from South Pacific. Commerce Capers The recent edition of Commerce Capers pre- sented talent of all types in comical and song-and-dance routines ranging from inter- national music of popular Broadway shows. Marching out from the International Act are Joan and Jan Dorman, who entertained the audience with their skillful baton twirling. 151 The highlight of the evening came during the Broadway Act, when the members of the faculty overwhelmed the audience with their rendition of “There is Nothing Like A Dame,” also from South Pacific. Harmonizing are, Standing: Mr. Harold Smith and Mr. Wayland Holley; Front Row: Mr. Mel- vin Grant and Mr. John Bennett. The Audio-Visual Aids technicians: Richard Moore, Mark Curto, and Patricia Langevin, under the supervision of Mr. Harold Jones, assist in running films for various classes throughout the school year. The High School of Commerce contributes to the Junior Red Cross each year. Pictured here, making layettes, are Barbara Dinnie, Phyllis Pieraccini, Marion Derderdian, and Michele Hebert. Diverse Activities enable students to lend their hearts and skills to the service of their school and their community. 152 The Junior Red Cross Council. Seated: Elizabeth Riddel, Janet Knaus, Barbara Schroeder, Fran- ces Berthiaume, and Louise Sar- nelli. Standing: Margaret For- tier, -Grace Hooper, Theresa Braccialarghe, Gloria Siniscalchi, Regina Rodriguez, Judith Rivard, and Leila McMenamin. Many Commerce students volun- teer their services as typists to the Tuberculosis Association each year. Displaying TB seals are the typing captains: Karen Kennedy, Lynn Rogers, Linda Fitzgerald, Carolyn Ugolini, and Barbara Goff. Our WSPR Representatives for Commerce are Carole Kinsman, Beaulah Thomas, Alexandria Szmydt, and Joanne LaBounty. 153 The school year of 1961-62 will be remembered not only as a year in which our boys won many games and excelled in sportsmanship and teamwork; if will also be remembered as the year in which Commerce spirit and support reached its zenith. Everyone turned out to cheer on our basketball team to victory after victory. In return, our team gave us a thrilling game each time, sensing that each Commerce student was behind them. The fact that our team scored 100 points in one basketball game is evi- dence of that. The result: A city championship. Our boys won their first baseball and football victories over Classical in three years, while our soccer team emerged with three boys receiving All-City honorable mention. The year may also be remembered as a year in which a large number of girls took part in after-school sports activities such as volley- ball, field hockey, bowling, basketball, and softball. (top) Bob Yvon tensely awaits the delivery of opposing pitcher. Cleft) It’s mighty close as hustler Bob Donahue reaches first base simultaneously with the ball in exciting tilt against St. Joseph’s. (bottom) Here he comes again. Bob Yvon rounds third base after hitting a home run against Cathedral during city competition. Ed Rosso waves him in. . eu Oa Wa Sas BS The 1961 varsity baseball squad. First Row: Ronald Ardolino, outfield; Ethan Allen, center field; Dennis Bruno, outfield; Pete Hammarstrom, left field; Don Allen, pitcher; Richard Pietrucci, first base; Austin Kimball, second base. Second Row: Philip Coach Willard J. Wright is shown discussing the oppos- ing lineup with the two mainstays in his pitching staff, Bob Vernadakis and Don Allen. al las ae Perlmutter, assistant manager; Robert Donahue, shortstop; Bob Yvon, third base; Coach Willard J. Wright; Walt Cocchi, right field; Ed Rosso, outfield; Lawrence Bailey, team manager. Commerce Opponent 2 Da lton 0 4 Amherst 5 10 Trade 6 6 Holyoke Trade 1 10 Dalton i. 6 Belchertown 0 3 Classical | 8 Tech | 7 6 Cathedral 7 | Trade 7 4 St. Josephs N. A. 9 3 Classical 9 ] Tech 2 6 Cathedral 11 a St. Josephs N. A. 6 Baseball Team Record The 1961 Red Raiders. Row One: Dennis Reardon, guard; Nor- man Saunders, back; Ronald Rossini, lineman; Marvin Lyons, tackle; Carl Smith, lineman, Junior Varsity Captain; Hamilton Wray, back, co-captain; Clayton Miller, center; John Levalle, back; John Herlihy, guard; John Sullivan, back; Robert Allis, back; Allan Grigg, guard. Row Two: Eric Pohl, end; John Ashe, guard; Earl Bryant, back; Bernard Booth, back; Tom DeNardo, tackle; Art Savage, center, co-captain; Joe Prior, end; Gay Fessia, back; John Pestana, end; Jeffery Lind, center; Paul Noone, tackle; Walter Cocchi, end. Row Three: Head Coach, John Troy; Manager, Austin Kimball; Charles Connors, end; John Derosier, end; Thomas O’Connor, quarterback; James Redd, end; Henry Santaniello, tackle; Donald Mannix, guard; Doug Dayton, tackle; Kenner Jordan, quarterback; Robert McCoy, end; Assistant line coach, George Meacham; Assistant backfield coach, James Mahoney. Ready for action are guards Allan Grigg and Dennis Reardon, and hard-working center and co-captain, Art Savage. Always ready is rugged Raider defenseman Thomas DeNardo. Football Raiders in action. 159 Raider fullback and co-captain, Ham Wray. Team Record Commerce Opponent 0 Jamboree—Dalton 6 6 Tantasqua 8 8 Arms Academy 16 6 Lee 16 14 Trade 40 32 Deerfield Academy 0 12 Classical 8 Raiders Win 2; Lose 4 Team Record Commerce Opponents Holyoke Chicopee Technical Cathedral Trade Classical Technical Cathedral Southwick Trade Classical OoOoh]—O0O00—- O00ND A he WN — WOND—]|NO Soccer Captain Don Allen, making one of his many fine stops, shows how he made All-City goalie. Bill Quinn and Dave Plant look on. Don Allen and teammate Phil Frink come up fast to make sure this Cathedralite gets nowhere. The varsity soccer squad. First Row: Russell Hughes, Daryl Poole, David Plant Chon- orable mention for All-City line- man), Ron Ardolino, Phil Frink, Vincent Gallerani. Second Row: Richard Blanchard (honorable mention for All-City lineman), Douglas McCormick, Paul De- schenes, Bill Quinn, Bob Rosso, Sam Meregian, Mike Sambrook Chonorable mention for All-City lineman). Third Row: William French, Don Allen CAIl-City for- ward and honorable mention for All-City goalie), Head Coach Wayland Holley, Richard Rosso, Barry Cantor, Ben Merceri. A Raider free-for-all as Sam Meregian, Bill French, Ben Merceri, Dick Blanchard, Mike Sambrook, Dave Plant and Phil Frink close in on this unwelcomed foe. Four Named All-City Always a good sign in any sport at Com- merce as Captain Don Allen meets the op- posing captain and greets him with, ‘“May the best team win.” CITY COURT CHAMPIONS The unstoppable, unpredictable Russ Orr does it again as he easily outjumps his opponent for a two-point goal. Henry Payne goes up for one of his many outstanding layups. Umpire Phil Shrude waits to make call. RAIDERS 20-2 162 RECORD Here he is again, Henry Payne outwitting his opponents with his fantastic drive plus. Commerce Opponents Alvin Miller awaits results. 29 Preview, Trade 21 7 Holyoke Catholic 48 52 Cathedral 39 94 Wahconah 63 7) Classical 47 54 Holyoke Catholic 41 60 Wahconah 56 62 Lee 50 oi Technical 48 5g St. Joseph N.A. 55 60 Trade oo 67 Assumption Prep. 57 100 Lee 59 WAS Classical 61 80 Searles 48 48 Cathedral 49 88 St. Joseph N.A. 64 57, Technical 48 70 Trade 48 CITY PLAYOFF Charles (cookie) Brace dodges opponent 44 Cathedral 43 for a two point score. WESTERN MASS. The amazing little backcourt general, 60 Adams 5] Bobby Ryan is up and over the op- posing tall men to boost the team’s 54 Fitchburg 59 score as well as his own average. 59 Northbridge 57 The 1961-62 city basketball champions. Front Row: Alvin Miller, Henry Payne, Russell Orr, Robert Ryan, Kenner Jordan, and James Redd; Second Row: Dino Frigo, Norman Ross, Rich- ard Reed, Manager Austin Kimball, Charles Brace, Milton Jones, and Hamilton Wray; Top Row: Assistant Coach George Ma- honey and Head Coach John Troy. The future varsity prospects, at right, broke even in their Junior Varsity Basket- ball competition with city and _ out-of- town teams. Front Row: Norman Saunders, Russell Hughes, David Killeen, Carl Smith, Clayton Miller, and Milton Jones; Second Row: Eli Green, Curt Perry, Earl Bryant, John Derosier, Robert Cowles and Herbert McCoy; Back Row: Manager Tom Natale, Coach George Mahoney, and Manager Darryl Poole. The Raider golf hopefuls, Richard Moore, Art Granfield, and John Herlihy, pose with their coach, Mr. Troy. The boys had a fair season and have new and bet- ter prospects for next season. Commerce tries to include in its athletic program all sports possible. The Raider Tennis Team is under the direction of Mr. Sandberg. Front Row: William Quinn, John Pine, and John Pestana; Back Row: Coach Sandberg, Eugene Tyburski, Bruce Smith, and Albert Hall. It was another successful season for the newly organized Wrestling Team under the expert supervision of Coach George Meacham. The tumblers had an even season of 4 wins and 4 losses and made an attempt at the All-City titles. John Ashe, in the 138-pound class, was the only Raider to gain a city championship. Runners up were Joseph Prior, last year’s champ, and Gary Fessia, a newcomer. Front Row: Charles Anderson, Roland Bretta, Brad Slater, and Mario DeNardo; Second Row: Donald DeWolf, Captain Allan Grigg, Robert Allis, John Ashe, and Bernard Booth; Back Row: Manager Robert Green, Thomas Burke, Jeff Lind, Michael Zeo, Gary Fessia, Joseph Prior, and Coach Meacham. The Raider Bowling Squad finished fourth this season and showed two of the city’s top candlepin bowlers, veteran Brian Pannier and freshman Roger Bouchard. They were tough to put down ail season, winning 43 points while losing 37. Seated at the scorer’s bench is Brian Pannier (101 average); Second Row: John O’Brien (88), Roger Bouchard (101), Frank Etkin (91), and Nick De- Palo (93); Standing: Douglas McDonald (80), Coach Raymond Ellison, and Henry Vogel (97). Sports Variety characterizes the year- round athletic program, aiming for the broadest possible student participa- tion. Emphasis is given to developing talents that may afford life-long re- creational satisfaction. Girls Athletics afford the opportunity of not only building bodies properly but also of learning new skills and good sports- manship. Basketball: Get that ball! Some of our girls try to emulate our boys’ varsity basketball team. Who will get that ball? Among those trying are: Terri Duguay, Druscilla Usher, Maryanne Zielinski, and Patricia Geagan. Tennis: This group always appreciates a beautiful day so they can get on the courts and start swinging. Waiting for transportation to Forest Park are: Gale McKay, Janet Sanderson, Terri Duguay, Gabriele Bay, Patricia Geagan, Theresa McMahon, and Patricia Walsh. Pyramid. Egypt in our own gym? You never know what you'll find under the hands of Mrs. O’Dell. Participating are: Bottom Row: Pat and Marina Romanos; Second Row: Joan Frazier, Joyce Houser, Nancy Salter, Dorothea Hammond, Karen Griffin, Eneda Gelinas, Carolyn Fraska; Top Row: Eileen Watson, Laurie Mastro- ianni, Joan Monroe. Senior Cheerleaders. The senior cheer- leaders who pose as if performing part of a cheer are: Captain Ellen Stebbins, Eleanor Lawler, Diana Richards, Joyce Jones, Karen Geagan, Lynn Rogers. 167 Drill Team Our drill team, which has put on many fine exhi- bitions for rallies and games alike, poses here. Front Row: Joyce Smith, Earlene White, Sandra Capuano, Peggy Foster, Joyce Maurice, Nancy Tilley; Second Row: Barbara Allen, Betty Woodlief, Peggy White, Toni Valorose, Marilyn Simpson, Apparatus rings. Trudi Ryan; Third Row: Barbara Warren, Pat Sanders, Beaulah Thomas, Sandra Keyes, Donna Grimshaw, Cheryl Crowe; Fourth Row: Joanne Warren, Donna Smith, Andrea Bryant, Roberta Combs, Joan Dorman, Judy Nichols, Terry McMahon, Roberta Perkins, Carolyn Monette, Andy Manzi, Dotty Sullivan. Katie Koutsoumbou flies through the air with the greatest of ease as Susan Plass spots to make sure the feat is done correctly. eo 168 a Senior Life-Saving. The senior life-saving group learns valuable skills in life-saving; skills that we all should know. Members of the class are, Front Row: Margaret Lawton, Donna Bail- lieul, Donna Sanderson, Joan Newman, Jean Champagne, Lin- da Toro, Cheryl Carson, Louise Francisco; Second Row: Pav- line Merrigan, Mabel Bouyea, Benda Foster, Cheryl Crowe, Janet Schofield, Pat Geagan, Pat Badger. e ° Girls Athletics Junior Cheerleaders. The junior cheerleaders, who usually are seen jumping and chanting cheers, are caught here in quiet pose. Kneeling are: Kathy St. Marie, Judy Collings, Ellen Steb- bins—Senior Captain, Linda Nickett, Ellen Palmer. Standing: Nancy Merchant, Judy Teel, Mary Cignoli, Carmelina Guardione, Dolores Maratea. oe nee : e ec eS ‘ o : : : Index Staff LaFlamme, Normand 13, 126 Williams, Emma 17 Atcheson, Paula 104 Landry, Frank 13, 128 Wright, Willard 17, 128, 131,157 Atkins, Neal 122 Allen, Frederick 10, 112 Lemelin, Jeannette 19 Yorio, George 19 Aube, Roger 104 Alleva, Frank 10, 110 Lemieux, Raymond 13, 127 Zajchowski, Julia 17, 126 Aussant, Gail 104 Alminas, Alphonse 10, 125, 135 Leone, Catherine 14 Students Avery, Linnea 40, 147 Ayotte, Gerard 10, 130 Lynch, Helen 2, 18, 145 B Ballas, Frank 10, 115 MacKay, John 14, 38 Abdoo, Mohammed 104 Babbie, David 40 Bennett, John 10, 129, 134, Mahoney, George 163, 164 Abrahmson, Karin 104, 137 Badger, Patricia 122, 169 143, 151 Marsden, Ruth 14 Addison, June 39 Baer, Judith 122 Benoit, Helen 19 McCarthy, Mary 14, 127 Agnos, Irene 104, 137, 145 Bailey, Lawrence 135, 140, 157 Buckley, Mary 19 McCleary, Alberta 14, 135 Albano, Julia 39 Baillieul, Dorna 169 Burlow, Elinor 10, 145 McDonald, Joan 14, 108 Albano, Virginia 38, 39, 147 Baker, Lynn 38, 140 Cabana, Cecelia 10, 130 McQuade, Barbara 14 Aldrich, Dianne 122 Baker, Roberta 122 Carroll, Claire 10 McWha, William 14 Alexander, Nancy 39, 134 Baldwin, Brenda 41 Carroll, Hele ne 10 Meacham, George 15, 129, 158, 165 Alexander, Raymond 104 Baldyga, Carolyn 122 Clancy, Virginia Li; 102, 103, 114 Meehan, Catherine 15, 117 Alexander, Van 107 Bard, Carol 122 Conchieri, Ernest 11 Michaels, Herbert 15, 105 Allan, Elizabeth 122 Barber, Leslie 110 Connell, Elizabeth 11, 111 Midura, Gladys 2, 9, 18 Allen, Barbara 39, 168 Barber, Lucille 104 Connolly, Bernice 11 Moriarty, Catherine 15 Allen, Donald 39, 157, 160, 161 Barile, Concetta 122 Connolly, Mary 19 Nelligan, Honora 15 Allen, Ethan 39, 157 Barlow, Claudia 122 Conway, Mary 11, 116 Nickerson, Walter 15, 31, 141, Allen, Nancy 122, 131 Barnes, Judith 104 Corcoran, Charles 11, 122 148 Allis, Robert 122, 158, 165 Barrett, Donald 105 Courtney, Christina 19 O'Dell, Veronica 15 Alpert, Alene 39 Barrows, Sylvia 122, 137 DellaGiustina, Joseph 12, 124 Powers, Mildred 19 Ampelakis, Saundra 40 Bartolo, Agnes 122 Ellis, Barbara 18 Rankin, Helen 16, 143 Anderson, Charles 122, 165 Barufaldi, Judith 104 Ellison, Raymond 12, 135, 165,184 Rearden, Mary 18 Anderson, Gary 122 Bates, Esther 104 Finnegan, William 12, 102, 106 Rumpal, Bruno 18 Antonopoulos, David 122 Bates, Marilyn 122 Gaffney, John 12, 123 Sandberg, Richard 16, 124, 131, Archambault, Susan 122 Bauman, Sharon 122 Gendron, Marion 19 139, 164 Ardolino, Ronald 49, 157, 161 Bay, Gabriele 37, 38, 99, 134, 136, Grant, Melvin 12, 65, 151 Sartwell, Gladys 16, 122 Arillotta, Dominic 104 141, 142, 143, 144, 166 Greenleaf, Florence 12 Seaver, Martha 19 Armitage, Robert 121, 122 Beach, Gail 122 Griffin, Helene 25 38, 92, 143 Serafino, Anthony 16, 107 Armour, Rodney 114 Beauchesne, Louise 111 Grimaldi, Maria 19 Shute, Mildred 16, 123 Arndt, Janice 122 Beaudet, Shirley 104 Harrington, James 13 Smith, Harold 16, 125, 151 Arslanian, James 104 Beaudoin, Micheline 115 Henderson, Regina 13, 135 Stone, John 16, 131 Arsienian, Madeline! 22 Beaulieu, Doreen 122 Holley, Wayland 13, 102, 103,104, Sweeney, Philip 8, 90, 141 Arslanian, Patricia 104 Beaumier, Glenn 124 151, 161 Trespas, Henry 17, 113 Ashe, Jo Ann 40 Beauregard, Darlene 122 Hyde, Eleanor 13 Troy, John 17, 158, 163, 164 Ashe, John 122, 158, 165 Becker, Carol Ann 41, 147 Jones, Elizabeth 19 Vaughan, Fredericka 17 Ashey, Eleanor 122 Bedard, Robert 122 Jones, Harold 13, 27 Wiatrowski, Henry 17, 109 Ashey, Evelyn 122 Bedard, William 104 Killeen, Mary 19 Wilder, William 17, 38, 92 Atcheson, Dolores 124 Bedore, Frederick 122 Patrons AIRWAY LANES Best Wishes From the “Where young people like t wl.” ois at Cie DAIRY MART 1387 Liberty Street Tel. RE 3-7865 Carew Street BEAULIEU CHEVROLET, INC. Best Wishes from an old grad. 709 State Street C lass of 1927 Springfield, Mass. “Nice People to Do Business With” A. KAYE Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 LYDA’S BEAUTY SALON 137 Boston Road Main Street, Springfield, Mass. Springfield, Mass. Tel. ST 2-0611 ALBERT STEIGER CO. 170 Bedore, Robert 104 Beeman, Cheryl 122 Belanger, Anne 122 Belcher, Judith 41 Beliveau, Diane 122 Beliveau, Reine 129 Bell, Majorie 41 Bellew, Jeanne 122 Bennett, Eleanor 38, 41 Bennett, Marilyn 41 Berg, Linda 122, 149 Bergdoll, Nancy 116 Berger, Carolyn 28, 37, 42, 136, 144 Bergeron, Janet 29, 102, 103, 104, 144 Bergeron, Susan 124 Berte, Linda 104 Berte, Lois 104, 146 Berthiaume, Frances 104, 153 Berthiaume, Marna 28, 38, 42 Berti, Barbara 122 Berubey, Carole Anne 104 Bescancon, Dorothy Jean 42 Bessette, Shirley 104 Bewsee, Gerald 147 Bewsee, Patricia 42 Bezanson, Kathleen 110, 146 Bilodeau, Jeanne 122 Bishop, Marilyn 38, 42, 134, 149 Blair, Carol 122 Blais, Susan 105 Blanchard, Jean 122, 145 Blanchard, Richard 102, 104, 141, 142 Blanchard, Susan 42 Bledsoe, Judith 116 Blodgett, Ronald 24, 122, 144 Bobola, Cynthia 42, 149 Bocchino, Joanne 122 Index Bocon, Caroline 43 Bogen, Lenore 106 Bohemier, Diane 110 Bolduc, Regina 122 Bonavita, Jeannette 43, 137 Bond, Shirley 122 Bono, Frances 122, 137, 149 Bonville, Nancy 31, 105 Booth, Bernard 122, 144, 158, 165 Bopp, Judith 105 Borowsky, Francine 105 Borowsky, Maxine 122 Borriello, Michael 122 Borthwick, Linda 122 Bouchard, Nancy 122 Bouchard, Roger 122, 165 Bouffard, Elizabeth 122 Bourgault, Judith 43 Bourgeois, Marilyn 25, 43, 121, 135, 145, 149 Boussey, Roland 122 Boussy, Alyce 43, 136, 145 Bouyea, Mabel 123, 169 Boyer, Robert 105 Boylan, Carol 105, 146 Braccialarghe, Theresa 123, 153 Brace, Charles 43, 139, 163 Brace, Gayle 123 Brackett, Linda 105, 139, 145, 146 Braica, Anthony 105, 144 Braica, Joseph 44, 147 Braman, Marie 123 Braucher, Ann Elizabeth 44, 134, 136, 137, 149 Brayton, Maureen 123 Bretta, Ronald 123, 165 Bridges, Judith 123 Briggs, Geraldine 44 Brittain, Peter 104 Broadbent, Susan 123 Brouillette, Rose Marie 105 Brown, Agnes 123 Brown, Betty 44, 139, 144 Browne, Kathleen 110 Brundrett, Marcia 123 Brunet, Denise 27, 38, 44, 91, 93, 135, 138, 144, 145, 149 Brunette, Joan 44 Bruno, Dennis 104, 157 Bruso, Norman 44 Bryant, Andrea 37, 45, 143, 168 Bryant, Earl 158, 164 Buchanan, Amy 105 Buckley, Joanne 105 Buendo, Patricia 123 Buonavito, Nancy 109 Buoniconti, Diana 105 Burgess, Carol Ann 45, 135, 136, 147 Burgess, Nancy 45 Burke, Thomas 22, 123, 144, 165 Burr, James 138, 144 Burt, Patricia 45 Busiere, Diane 45, 147 Bustamante, Sharon 123 C Calabrese, Frank 30, 104 Calabrese, Marianne 110 Calabrese, Nancy 45, 147 Calberg, Sharon 105 Caldes, Christine 123 Callahan, Patricia 123 Calvanese, Marie 105 Campagna, Judy 45 Campbell, Carolyn 116 Campbell, Mary 28, 46, 135, 136, 147 Campbell, Patricia 123 Patrons Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 PETERS DRUG STORE 133 Boston Road Springfield, Mass. Tel. ST 3-122] Best Wishes from the STATE BOWL 1431 State Street at Pine Point Springfield, Mass. Best Wishes From WHELAN DRUG STORES Campbell, Sandra 46 Cannon, William 104 Cantor, Barry 123, 137, 138, 161 Capuano, Sandra 105, 145, 168 Carabine, Larry 46, 147 Cardin, Doris 123 Cariani, Carolyne 46, 136, 147 Cariani, Susan 123 Carlin, Rose 123 Carman, Claire 123 Caron, Barbara 123 Caron, Marilyn 123 Carr, Carol 46, 147 Carrier, Marcia 123, Carriere, Sharon 105 Carroll, Patricia 123 Carson, Cheryl 123, 169 Carter, Pamela 46 Cartier, Shirley 123 Castor, Mary Ann 105 Cataldo, Sandra 46 Cavanaugh, Dorothy 123 Cavanaugh, Kevin 47 Cavanaugh, Patricia 123 Cayode, Carolyn 123 Chaffee, Marilyn 106 Chagnon, Jeanne 123 Chambers, Gloria 47 Chambers, Mary 22, 127 Champagne, Jean 123, 142, 169 Charest, Theresa 47 Charko, Elaine 123, 137 Chase, Frances 123 Chechile, Anna 123 Chicketti, Louise 110 Childs, Lucy 38, 47, 148 Chiprich, Annette 116, 137, 146 Chmiel, Patricia 123 Choquette, Ann 123 Christian, Alice 123 137 Compliments of CAREW PHARMACY 889 Carew Cor. Newbury Quality — Service — Courtesy HANDY KORNER VARIETY Compliments to Class of “62” 469 Boston Road LORING STUDIOS Official Photographers For the Class of “62” WA! Cignoli, Mary 106, 146, 169 Cirillo, Marianne 125 Clark, Joyce 106 Clark, Lois 129 Clark, Marcia 123 Clark, Richard 123 Clarke, Mary Ann 123 Cloutier, Sue 47 Coates, Donna 123 Cocchi, Walter 47, 157, 158 Colby, Camilla 129 Colby, Diane 28, 31, 47, 149 Collings, Judith 31, 102, 106, 137, 142, 144, 145, 169 Combs, Roberta 31, 110, 168 Connor, Thomas 123 Connors, Alice Marie 48, 135, 136 Connors, Charles 120, 123, 158 Connors, Margaret 123 Connors, Patricia 48 Conway, Mary Ellen 102, 110, 135, 139 Conway, Patricia 123 Cook, Karen 106 Cooley, Susan 123 Cooper, Alfreda 137 Cooper, Ronald 48, 137 Corgnati, Linda 125 Cormier, Marlane 110 Corriveau, Mary 106 Coughlin, Steven 123 Couture, Gail 125 Cowles, Herbert 124 Cox, Elizabeth 106 Craven, Joan 48 Crawford, James 124 Creran, Carol 106 Cressoftti, Elsa 27, 102, 103, 106, 135 4G AA 45 77 Cross, Pamela 124 Index Crowe, Cheryl Ann 48, 168, 169 DeMusis, Barbara 124 Crowfoot, Elizabeth 124 Croze, Donna 124 Cullen, Ruth Ann 103, 130 Cucco, Estelle 38, 48 Curran, Frances 124 Curran, Robert 105 Curtin, Marlene 48 Curtis, Cora 124 Curtis, Sylvia 49 Curto, Margaret 124 Curto, Mark 105, 152 Daborowski, Barbara 122 Daigneault, Suzanne 111 D’Amato, Larry 106 Damboise, Carleen 117 D’Ambrosio, Catherine 124 Daniele, Mary 106 Daniels, Judie 49 Darack, Robert 108 Dardzinski, Stanley 49 Dastoli, Laura 124 Davis, Ira 49 Davis, Katherine 106 Davis, Mary Alice 122 Dayton, Douglas 49, 158 Dean, Maureen 124, 137 DeBarge, Susan 106, 143 Decker, June 49 DeFalco, Dianne 49, 144, 149 DeForge, Linda 124 DeGeorge, Frank 124 DeGray, Charlene 50 DelBuono, Barbara 126 Delcourt, Alma 124 Delevo, Joanne 124 DeLuck, Barbara 110 DeMars, Arlene 124 Dembek, Patricia 124 Demers, Carol 124 DeNardo, Mario 124, 165 DeNardo, Thomas 38, 50, 134, 158 Dendris, Diane 37, 38, 50 Denton, Paula 124 DePalo, Nicholas 108, 165 Derderian, Marion 110, 137, 144, 152 Dernago, Joanne 50 Derosier, John 105, 158, 164 Deschenes, Paul 124, 161 Desnoyers, Joan 124 Deskin, Sandra 124 DeVarney, Linda 124 Deveno, Arlene 108 Deveno, Linda 124 Devens, Carole 124, 149 DeVine, Keneen 108, 137, 143 Dewey, Barbara 124 DeWolf, Donald 105, 165 Dialessi, Robert 124 Dickinson, Jane 50 Dietz, Richard 123 DiFalco, Christine 124 Dillon, Ronald 124 DiMartion, Patricia 50, 137 Dimetres, Doreen 124 Dimock, Marilyn 50 DiMonaco, Vincent 124 Dinnie, Barbara 108, 152 DiNoia, Dora 128 Dion, Patricia 124 Dion, Jeannine 108 Desanti, Linda 38, 51, 139, 144, 147, 149 Disselkamp, Elisabeth 124 Dolvin, Diane 51, 136 Donahue, Christine 124 Donelly, James 30, 51 Dorley, Cheryl 108 Dorman, Janice 124, 151 Dorman, Joan 108, 151 Doty, Carol 124 Dougherty, Carol 107, 137 Downs, Candace 51, 137 Drewniak, Janet 51 Drouin, Virginia 106 Drude, Valarie 51, 135 Dube, Frank 124 DuBour, Daniel 105 Duff, Sharon 24, 108, 145 Duffy, Mary Jean 28, 51, 149 DuGuay, Terri 108, 166 DuLude, Judith 108 Dumoulin, Darlyn 124 Dunbar, Judith 124 Dunn, Lawrence 38, 52, 92, 93, 148 Dunn, Pamela 52 Dunphy, Donna 116 Duperre, Lloyd 124 Duzniewski, Frances 108 Dziura, Nancy 52, 137, 147 E Earl, Mamie 108 Eaton, Danny 125 Ebron, Rosa 127 Ekmalian, Gloria 124 Eldridge, Karen 52, 159 Elliott, Mary-Beth 108 Elilott, Veronica 124 Ellsworth, Susan 52 Emmens, June 124, 138 Engelson, Maureen 108 Engle, Susan 124 English, Ann 123 Erickson, Jeanne 108 Etkin, Frank 105, 146, 165 Evleth, Toni 124, 138 Patrons NORMANDEAU’S MARKET 538 Page Boulevard Springfield, Mass. NORTHEAST FUEL CORP. Atlantic Heating Oils Burner Service NUTTIE GOODIE TEA ROOM AND RESTAURANT 1232 Main Street Springfield, Mass. Tel. RE 9-0085 Home-made Candy, Ice Cream Lunches and Ice Cream put up to take out SALEMI’S APPLIANCE SERVICE Repairs and Service on all types of Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers, Disposals, Electric Ranges, and Refrigerators SALLY’S BEAUTY SALON 6 Eton Street, Corner Sumner Avenue Featuring Stylist Mr. Louis CViVenzio) Former graduate of the High School of Commerce Sugar Spice and Everything Nice that’s what our Donuts are from BRADFORD'S DONUT SHOP 897 Carew St., Springfield, Mass. 172 F Fabrowski, Helen 124 Fantoni, Judy 31, 52, Fay, Barbara 52 Fazio, Carolina 121, 124 Fellion, Mary 124 Felton, Maureen 29, 53 Ferrara, Judith 53 Ferraro, Angela 125 Ferst, Barbara 110 Fessia, Gary 106, 158, 165 Fett, Linda 53, 139 Fett, Sandra 53, 147 Figuera, Efrain 125 Fillion, Penelope 125 Finn, Maureen 125 Fiore, Donna 53 Fiorentino, Elizabeth 110 Fiorentino, John 53 Fisher, Janice 109 Fisher, Joyce 109 Fisher, Teresina 109, 137 Fitchet, Carol-Ann 109 Fitzgerald, Linda 37, 53, 138, 142, 45 e053 Fitzpatrick, Alice 54 Fitzpatrick, Gail 54 Fitzpatrick, Veronica 109 Flathers, Joan 54, 135 Fleury, Linda 54 Flint, Alfred 54 Florian, Rita 54 Flower, Gladys 111 Flynn, Janice 109 Focosi, Elsie 125 Foley, Carolyn 54 Fontaine, Regina 109 Fontaine, Sandra 125 Foote, Beverly 55, 147 Ford, Cheryl 125 137 Index Ford, Lillian 110 Fortier, Margaret 125, 137, 153 Fortini, Barbara 109 Fortune, Barbara 29, 109, 142, 150 Forziati, Jeannette 55 Foster, Brenda 169 Foster, Peggy Ann 109, 144, 169 Fournier, Eleanor 55 Fox, Marie 55 Fox, Richard 28, 55 Francisco, Louise 125, Franck, Linda 55, 136 Franklin, Marian 113 Fraska, Carolyn 125, 167 Frazier, Janet 127 Frazier, Joan 125, 167 Freeman, Diane 125 Freeman, Patricia 125 Freeman, Una 109, 150 French, William 161 Frigo, Dino 163 Frink, Phillip 55, 160, 161 Frisby, Gerald 56 Frisino, Rosemary 107 Frogameni, Catherine Frye, Betty Lou 123 Fuller, Christine 109 Fulton, Deborah 125 Fusaro, Robert 106 G Gabusi, Marie 115 Gaffney, Bette 121, 125 Gagne, Daniel 106 Gagnon, Cynthia 125 Gaines, Dianne 125 Gainley, Carol 125 Galica, Carole 56 Gallant, Kathleen 125 Gallerani, Vincent 125, 135, 144, 161 169 125 Gamble, Joanne 109, 143 Gamble, Ronald 125 Gamelli, Beverly 38, 56, 93, 135, 1s6n45 Gardner, Jane 56 Garreffi, Victor 56 Garvey, Gail 125 Garwacki, Josephine 109, 139, 143 Gaston, Clotilde 109 Gates, Theresa 125 Gawlik, Rose Marie 109 Geagan, Karen Ann 56, 167 Geagan, Mary Jane 125 Geagan, Patricia 109, 166, 169 Gebbie, Sandra 125 Gebo, Patricia 26, 56, 91, 135, 137 Gelgut, Rosemary 57, 135, 136 Gelinas, Eneda 125, 167 Gendreau, Claire 125, 137 Gendron, Mary Ellen 109 Genga, Christine 57, 136 Gentile, Joyce 120, 129 Gentile, Lois 109, 142, 143, 150 George, Mary Ann 109, 139 Gerena, Jerry 114 Gerena, Juan 125 Germano, Kathleen 109 Gero, Judith 22, 125 Giannetti , Diane 125 Giannetti, Kathy 109 Gibbings, Arlene 106 Gibbs, Jeanie 122 Gibson, Darlene 125 Girovard, Gloria 57, 135, 147, 150, 184 Gladkowski, Michael 125 Gloth, Donna 126 Gminski, Genevieve 57, 147 Goessling, Gloria 109, 139 Patrons Compliments of Leo Burgess DAVIS DAGGETT OIL CO. 8 Cass Street Springfield, Mass. Tel. RE 6-1869 Compliments of a friend Compliments of Landen True Inc. 1390 Main Street 80 years jewelers in Springfield, Mass. Goff, Barbara 36, 38, 57, 97, 99, 143, 145149 SS, Goldman, Judith 110, 146 Gonyea, Sandra 57 Goodnough, Carol 125 Goodrich, Beverlee 57, 147 Goodrich, Lois 31, 58 Gore, Barbara 125 Gosselin, Elaine 102, Gosselin, Michael 58 Gow, Cynthia 125 Graham, Lynne 125 Gran, Karen 125, 145 Granfield, Arthur 164 Grant, Jane 114 Gray, Darlene 125 Gray, Patrick 112 Grealis, Danny 58 Green, Eli 30, 106, 164 Green, Robert 106, 165 Griffin, Karen 125, 167 Griffin, Martin 112 Grigg, Allan 38, 58, 158, 165 110 Grigg, Geraldine 58, 91, 149, 150 Grimaldi, John 58, 136 Grimshaw, Donna Marie 58, 168 Griner, Doreatha 59 Grode, Barbara 114, Gruszkos, Joanne 125 Guagliardo, Linda 59, 147 Guagliardo, ‘Nancy 59 146 Guardione, Carmelina 31, 114, 140, 143, 169 Guidi, Lois 31, 114 Guidi, Mary Lou 111 Guild, Maybell 125 Gumlaw, Doreen 125 Gurski, Christine 59, 147 Guy, Betty 114 Compliments of Paramount Theatre Show Place of Western Mass. Compliments of JAY TURNER Congratulations to Class of ‘62 ALFRED E. VADNAIS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 129 Chapin Terrace, Springfield Tel. RE 3-1802 173 H Haglund, Richard 30, 31, 59 Hall, Wayne 59 Hamborg, Colleen 114, 143, 146 Hamer, Norvell 114 Hamilton, Mildred 125 Hammond, Dorothy 127, Haraty, Linda 125 Harlinski, Joyce 125 Harper, Donna 125 Harris, Donna 38, 59, Harrison, Loretta 125 Hartmann, Robert 125 Hasbrouck, Linda 125 Hayden, Edward 125 Hayes, Joyce 60 Hayes, Norma 114 Healy, Joyce 125 Healy, Linda 126 Hebert, Michele 60, 147, 152 Heinz, Cheryl 126, 149 Henderson, Robert 60 Henderson, Sandra 126 Henderson, Sheila 60 Henry, Nancy 126, 142, 145 Herlihy, John 106, 158, 164 Hervieux, Edwina 37, 60, 137 Heseltine, Paul 126 Hewitt, Kathy 126 Hill, Carol 128 Hill, Janice 114 Hill, Peggy 114 Hirnyk, Robert 60 Hodges, Donna 126 Hodges, Jane 126 Hogan, Joyce 126 Hogan, Robert 108 Hollings, Sharlynn 102, 114, 142 Holman, Kathlenn 114 Hooper, Grace 60, 149, 153 167 149 Index Houghton, Janet 61 Houlihan, Maureen 114, 139 Houser, Joyce 167 Houston, Yvonne 114 Howard, Jessie 126 Howes, Donna 126 Hubbard, Brenda 113 Hughes, Diane 61 Hughes, Russell 126, 161, 164 Huntoon, Carol Ann 102, 114, 137, 146 Hupfer, Jane 114 Hurst, Marilyn 31, 114 Hykel, Charles 104 ey Jackson, Lewis Van 107 Jackson, Marjorie 126, 142 Jacobs, Nee Ann 114 Jacques, Doris 61 Jakubiec, Judith 114 James, Fred 61, 137 Janollari, Peggy 126 Jaros, Patricia 61 Jeanson, Arlene 114 Jeffes, Jay 106 Jebb, Judy 114 Johnson, Brenda 126 Johnson, Cheryl 114 Johnson, Ernestine 126 Johnson, Josephine 114 Johnson, Judy 61 Johnson, Judy C. 30, 114 Johnson, Karen 126, 137 Johnson, Linda 61 Johnson, Sandra 62 Joiner, James 126 Jones, Betty 126 Jones, Carolyn 126 Jones, Doris 114 Jones, Joyce 38, 62, 140, 167 Jones, Milton 126, 163, 164 Jordan, Kenner 108, 158, 163 Jordan, Susan 29, 114, 150 Jorgensen, Donna 110, 146 Jeorgensen, Robert 126, 135 Joseph, Patricia 111 Joslyn, Mary 36, 38, 62, 92, 93, 135, 143, 135, 149, 184 Jutras, Henry 62, 144 K Kaczawka, Phyllis 111, 146, 137 Kadzik, Linda 126 Kalenkowitz, Joan 62 Kanjian, Nancy 36, 62, 136, 143 Kapansky, Paul 62 Kapopoulos, Patricia 63 Kazmierczak, Christine 126, 137 Keaton, Elois 126 Keaton, Mary 63 Keegan, Diane 126, 149 Kelliher, Catherine 63 Kellogg, Jeannette 111 Kelly, Edna 110 Kelly, Pamela 121, 126 Kennedy, Donna 131 Kennedy, Judith 63 Kennedy, Karen 27, 63, 135, 136, 153 Keyes, Sandra 126, 168 Khoury, Joan 31, 63 Kielbania, Barbara 128 Keilbania, Beverly 117, 146 Kiczek, Nancy 126 Killeen, David 107, 138, 164 Kimball, Austin 63, 157, 158, 163 Kimball, Marcia 36, 38, 64, 144, 149 Kimball, Susan 111 Kindaid, Joyce 111 King, Eileen 126 Patrons FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD STORE DAIRI-ETTE 603 Page Boulevard DR. LEON CELLERMAN, Optometrist 542 Page Boulevard Springfield, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of ‘62 EAST SPRINGFIELD FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE 548 Page Boulevard Tel. 2-7407 King, Margaretta 111, 137, 146 Kinsman, Carole 24, 111, 153 Klewin, Theresa 126 Klinkowski. Joanne 111 Knaus, Janet 111, 153 Kodes, Diane 129 Konopka, Norma 126 Konstantopoulos, Helen 126 Kopyscinzki, Marilyn 111 Korabowski, Elena 126 Koscow, Barbara 111 Koutsombou, Katherine 126, 168 Kowalczyk, Donald 112 Krahala, Phyllis 102, 111 Kretchmar, Barbara 126 Krilovich, Christa 64 Kubicz, Lawrence 105 Kucio, Christine 126 Kurtyka, Doris 32, 33, 64 L Labb, Susan 111 LaBelle, Susan 109 LaBounty, Joanne 36, 64, 139, 143, LaBrode, Edward 126 153 Lachtara, June 64, 144 LaFaille, Ernest 37, 64, 136 Laferriere, Marie 114 LaFleche, Donna 65 Lafley, Carol 128 LaFreniere, Francis 126 Lamberton, Wade 108 Lamotte, Jacklyn 126 Landry, Janis 126 Landry, Jean 126 Langevin, Patricia 65, 152 Langlois, Nancy 129 Langone, Carol 126 Lanzillo, Marguerite 116 Lareau, Patricia 111 LaRiviere, Suzanne 126 EASTERN STATES FARMERS’ EXCHANGE, INC. 26 Central Street, West Springfield, Mass. Has many jobs to interest Commerce Graduates EDWARDS’ PHARMACY Edward J. 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Graduates of our Driver Education Get Full Insurance Deduction. 174 LaRochelle, Donna 131 LaRose, Coral 65 LaRose, Mary 111 Larrivee, Linda 126 LaRue, Christine 126 Lashua, Jean 126 Lauer, Diane 126 Lavery, Susan 65 Lawler, Eleanor 65, 142, 144, 145, 167 Lawsure, Judith 65 Lawton, Margaret 65, 143, 149, 169 Leazott, Judith 118 Lebedewicz, Phyllis 66, 136 Leblanc, Edward 126 LeBlanc, Janice 126, 135 LeBlanc, Joanne 24, 111, 135 LeBlanc, Marie 126 Ledoux, Elaine 111 LeDoux, Paula 66, 149 Lee, Katherine 111 Lefevre, Beverly 108, 143 Leland, Carolyn 123 Lemire, Ronald 127 Leone, Diane 25, 38, 66 Leone, Peter 127 Lepine, Lise 127 Letourneau, Scott 127 Levalle, John 66, 158 Levine, Shiela 127 Levy, Gayle Anne 66, 97 Lewis, Carol 66 Lewis, Carole 106 Lewis, Juanita 127 Lewis, Shirley 127 Libby, Doreen 127 Licursi, Judith 127 Ligarski, Catherine 130 Lind, Jeffrey 127, 158, 165 Litchfield, Gail 112 Lodigiani, Marie 112 Lohan, Barbara 66, 147 Lohmeyer, Lynn 67, 91 Long, Susan 116, 149 Longe, Bonnie 67 Longo, Karen 127 Lopardo, Linda 29, 109, 135 Lopardo, Paul 108 Lord, Susan 130 Louis, Grant 67 Lovelace, Janet 102, 112 Lovett, Maureen 67 Luce, Debra 127 Index Lucerino, Rita 67, 135, 147 Lucio, Patricia 127 Luderer, Ingrid 67, 147, 149 Lyon, Carol 127 Lyons, Marvin 137, 158 Lyons, Teresa 22, 127 McAleer, Maureen 69 McCarthy, Mary 110 McCarthy, Patricia 127 McCormack, Eileen 36, 70, 139, 143, 147 McCormack, Elizabeth 127 McCormick, Douglas 127, 161 McCoy, Robert 127, 158, 164 McCracken, Wilma Jean 23, McCreary, Betty 127 McDonald, Darlene 136 McDonald, Douglas 127, 165 McGorry, Sally 127 McGuy, Judith 110 McKay, Dawna 26, 70 McKay, Gale Ann 107, 137, 166 McKay, Melanie 127 McLoyd, Zeddie 127 McMahon, Gail 106 McMahon, Luella 70 McMahon, Theresa 37, 70, 143, 144, 166, 168 McManus, Ma ry 107 McMenamin, Leila 127, McNally, Mary 107 McNamara, Joyce 70 McNamee, Leslie 108 McNeill, Julia 107, 146 McNeill, Voncell 38, 70 MaclLure, Carol 67 Mahoney, Linda 68, 147 Makis, Sandra 112 Malachowski, Deborah 127 Maloni, Jeanne 112 Mangan, Daniel 127 Mannix, Donald 28, 68, 105, 144, 158 Manzi, Adrianne 112, 139 143, 144, 168 Manzi, Carolina 37, 68, 136 Maratea, Dolores 27, 137, 140, 142, 169 Marbles, Annie 127, 137 Marcelli, Beverly 112 Margeson, Phyllis 112, 143 127 153 Mari, Edward 103, 108 Marks, Wilma 68 Marquette, Margaret 68 Martel, Nancy 68, 90, 149 Martel, Patricia 30, 68, 149 Martin, Ann 127 Martin, Susan 68, 149 Martone, Marilyn 38, 48, 69, 145, 149 Masdea, Antonia 127 Mason, Mary 112 Mastrangelo, Anne 127, 137 Mastroianni, Laura 127, 167 Matthews, Mary 112 Maurice, Joyce 69, 138, 168 Maxwell, Joseph 69 May, Carolyn 110, 149 Mayes, Betty Lou 110 Maynard, Sandra 38, 69, 97, 149 Mayo, Barbara 127 Mayo, Dale 110 Mazzarino, Constance 127 Mazzarino, Nancy Ann 69 Meisner, Linda 127 Meleady, Georgia 115 Merceri, Ben 108, 161 Merchant, Nancy 107, 140, 142, 145, 169 Meregian, Aroxy 38, 70, 91, 138 Meregian, Mona 107, 154 Meregian, Samuel 102, 108, 144, 161 Merrick, Laurie 127 Merrigan, Pauline 127, 135, 137, 169 Merrill, Joan 114 Merritt, Evelyn 127 Messier, Jane 38, 71, 90 Meyer, Anne 71 Mezzetti, Barbara 107 Mias, Madeline 102, 107, 143 Michaelian, Joan 127 Miciak, Helen 127 Mielnikowski, Evelyne 71, 137 Mileskie, Dorothy 71 Miller, Alvin 108, 163 Miller, Clayton 112, 158, 164 Miller, Mary 23, 127 Miller, Shirley 107 Mills, Ruth 107 Miloz, Edward 127 Mittleman, Elaine 71, 134 Monette, Carolyn 71, 134, 136, 168 Mongeau, Carol Ann 107, 137, 139, 143 Monroe, Joan 127, 167 Monroe, Martha 30 Monson, Jeanne 127 Monson, Linda 26, 71, 134 Montague, Sally 31, 72 Moody, Jeanne 127 Moody, Joan 128 Moore, Dennis 128 Moore, Donna 128 Moore, Linda 128 Moore, Richard 72, 139, 152, 164 Morana, Robert 27, 106 Moriarty, Robert 72 Morin, Sandra 128 Morrison, Andrea 72, 137, 139 Mosher, Christine 107 Mosher, Diane 23, 128 Moskal, Shirley 128 Motherway, Carol 72, 138 Motyka, Sharyn 128 Mularz, Maryann 128 Mulrooney, Robert 112 Murdoch, Karen 36, 38, 72, 134, 1354s 4447 Murghy, Anne 128 Murphy, Barry 72 Murphy, Dennis 73 Murphy, Eileen 113 Murphy, James 128 Murphy, Linda 107, 146 Murphy, Noreen 128 Murphy, Richard 128 Murray, Donna 128 Murray, Rita 128 Myers, Maureen N Nadeau, Sandra 107 Naglieri, Joyce 73, 144, 147, 149 Nascembeni, Peter 128 Nassif, Suzanne 128 Natale, Thomas 128, 164 Nelson, Kenneth 107 Newman, Elaine 115 Newman, Joan 128, 142, 169 Newman, Karen 107 Newton, Shayrn 113 Nichols, Judith 113, Nichols, Rosalie 124 128 168 Patrons THE ROVING DONUT SHOP Fresh Old-Fashioned Tasting Donuts 23 Lee Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 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RE 4-7926 175 Nickelson, Marion 128, 135 Nickerson, Carol 125 Nickett, Linda 102, 113, 140, 169 Niziankowicz, John 73, 104 Noel, Jeanne 125 Noel, Rita 128 Noffke, Nancy 128 Noone, Paul 73, 158 Norton, Vicki 123 Novak, Carol 73, 138 Nowakowski, Susan 126 Nunnally, Paula 128 Nye, Cheryl 128, 130 O O’Brien, John 128, 165 O'Connor, Eileen 128 O’Connor, Thomas 128, 158 Odato, Carol 128 Odato, Christine 128 O'Donnell, Dorothy 38, 73 Olarezyk, Judith 73 O’Leary, Francis 30, 31, 112 O’Leary, John 128 O’Leary, Nancy 113 O’Leary, Sandra 74 Olend, Carolyn 74 Oliver, Katheryn 126 O’Neil, Candice 128 Oppenheimer, Kim 128 Orr, Russell 74, 162, 163 Orr, Simuel 106 Orsi, Doreen 128 Orzech, Carol 113 Os, Sandra 74 Ottone, Marilyn 74 Ouellet, Linda 113, 137 Ouimet, Judith 128 Ouimette, Martha 130 Owen, Joan 128 Pacia, Glory 23, 128 Pack, Carol 74 Pafumi, Susan 128 Page, Robert 28, 74 Palmer, Dianne 128 Palmer, Ellen 113, 143, 146, 169 Panagotopulos, Judith 37, 38, 75, 90, 92, 93, 143 Panek, Mary 38, 75 Pannier, Brian 112, 165 Paolino, Margaret 113 Pare, Louis 128 Parent, Annette 113 Parent, Elaine 75 Parent, Enes 75, 138 Parent, Nancy 113 Parent, Robert 128 Parent, Susan 117 Parent, Suzanne 26, 75 Parks, Donna 112, 149 Index Partridge, Mary 128 Passidakis, Rea 75 Pasterczyk, Marlene 125, 137 Pasterczyk, Sandra 113 Patruski, Jean 128 Patson, Pamela 75 Patson, Sandra 128 Patuano, Anna 113 Paul, George 112, 139 Payne, Henry 128, 162, 163 Peach, Martha 29 Peirolo, Sylvia 113 Pell, Beverly 113 Peloquin, Dianne 128 Pelsey, Shirley 113 Perkins, Judy 113 Perkins, Roberta 76, 168 Perlmutter, Phillip 112, 157 Perron, Theresa 113, 138 Perry, Curtis 128, 164 Perry, Theresa 113 Pestana, John 38, 76, 98, 158, 164 Peterson, Judith 76 Pettit, Joan 128 Pevzner, Steven 125 Phaneuf, Joanne 129, 137 Phaneuf, Lucille 36, 38, 76, 135, 142, 143, 149 Phillips, Carol 113 Philp, Robert 30 Pieraccini, Phyllis 113, 152 Pietrucci, Richard 38, 76, 93, 96, hey Ap ee KI. ey Pilon, Carolyn 128 Pilon, Diana 128 Pio, Patricia 128, 167 Piotte, Patricia 128 Pirro, Philomena 103, 113 Piwowarczyk, Dolores 22, 113 Plant, David 120, 128, 160, 161 Plass, Susan 168 Pocai, Judith 113 Podmore, Marjorie 129 Poe, Sandra 113 Pohl, Eric 129, 158 Poirier, Denise 127 Poirier, Gail 23, 129, 137 Poole, Darryl 129, 143, 161, 164 Power, Lynn 113, 143 Powers, Martha 36, 76, 134, 136, 143 Prior, Joseph 76, 158, 165 Purdy, Pamela 77 Q Quinlan, Michael 129 Quinlan, Paul 129 Quinn, William 31, 38, 77, 160, 161, 164 R Raciot, Annette 129 Raichelson, Steven 129, 135 Raschi, Barbara 137 Reardon, Dennis 77, 99, 142, 158 Redd, James 77, 158, 163 Reed, Elizabeth 77 Reed, Richard 127, 163 Regan, Mary 129 Reilly, Walter 77 Remillard, Rejean 105 Remillard, Sharon 115 Reome, Carol 115 Repola, JoAnn 129 Reynold, Maureen 77 Rhodes, James 112 Ricapito, Geraldine 115 Richards, Diana 78, 97, 98, 140, 145, 167 Richards, June 115 Richey, Joan 31, 115, 135 Rickson, Nancy 129 Riddel, Betty 78, 153 Riley, Carol 78 Riley, Patricia 38, 78, 137, 147, 148 Riskin, Jo Ann 115, 145 Rivard, Judy 78, 139, 153 Rivers, Albert 104 Robare, John 78 Robbins, Marie 110 Robertson, Betty 37, 79, 136, 143, 147 Roccanti, Susan 112 Rodolakis, Theresa 79 Rodriguez, Regina 127, 153 Rogers, Colleen 129 Rogers, Lynn 27, 79, 140, 153, 167 Romanos, Marina 129, 167 Ronzoni, Marcia 37, 38, 79, 134, 136, 143 Rood, Carol 115 Rooke, Michael 129 Rosen, Ruth 31 Ross, Laura 129 Ross, Norman 129, 163 Rossini, Ronald 129, 158 Rosso, Edward 156, 157 Rosso, Richard 79, 121, 142, 161 Rosso, Robert 25, 129, 131, 161 Rourke, Kathleen 27, 79 Rourke, Margaret 129 Rousseau, Sharon 129 Rovelli, Janis 115 Rowley, Sheryl 129 Rubin, Diane 131 Ruel, Frances 115 Ruggeri, Beverly 102, 115, 143, 145 Rusby, Cynthia 129 Russell, Gail 79 Ryan, Trudi 80, 134, 147, 168 Ryan, Robert 80, 163 Ryan, Sheila 115 S Sabourin, Lynn 80 Sager, Bonita 80 Sagon, Patricia 80 St. Marie, Kathleen 27, 115, 145, 169 St. Peter, Darlene 115 St. Peter, Sandra 115 Sales, Donna 129 Salter, Nancy 129, 167 Salvetti, Carol 23, 123 Sambrook, Mary 129, 145 Sambrook, Michael 38, 80, 140, 142, 147, 161 Samoilo, Mary Jane 115 Sanchioni, Jean 129 Sanders, Patricia 115, 168 Sanderson, Donna 129, 135, 139, 142, 169 Sanderson, Janet 166 Santaniello, Henry 124, 158 Santaniello, Maria 129 Santolini, Roy 129 Sarnelli, Louise 80, 135, 153 Saunders, Norman 158, 164 Savage, Arthur 38, 81, 92, 98, 134, 140, 147, 158 Scagliarini, Carol 129 Scarnici, Louis 81 Schofield, Janet 129, 169 Schott, Celia 81 Schroeder, Barbara 30, 31, 81, 90, 153 Scibelli, Nancy 31, 146 Searles, Mary Lou 31, 38, 81 Segrin, Richard 112 Self, Constance 115 Senecal, Alice 129 Senecal, Lorraine 24, 129 Serafino, Carol 81, 144 Sergides, Mary Ann 81, 146, 147 Serra, Linda 115 Settembro, Diane 22, 129 Sevila, Patricia 115 Seymour, Donna 38, 82, 92, 147, 149 Shaffer, Elleese 115 Shainheit, Robert 129 Sharkey, Kathaleen 129 Shea, Mary Jayne 82, 134, 135, 147, 149 Shea, Noreen 129 Shea, Patricia 82 We are grateful to many people beyond the Editorial Staff for giving their time and talents. Without their assistance, Caduceus 1962 would have been a more difficult task and a poorer publication. To Mrs. Cabana — who supervised our typing Acknowledgements sessions during her unassigned time. To all the homeroom and classroom teachers — who “overlooked” our demanding interrup- tions. To Miss McCleary, Mr. Jones, Pat Gebo, Caro- lyn Ugolini, Marion Nickelson, and Donna Sander- son — who catered to our every beck and call for group and action photos. To Miss Henderson and her senior assistant, Hamilton Wray — who arranged appointments and carefully followed the senior portraits through their production. To Steve Raichelson, our student photographer, and Jill Surprenant, his “secretary,” — who sup- plied our junior candids. To Diane Colby — whose artistic talents brighten the Senior Ballot. To Sam Meregian and Larry Dunn — who aided us on the sports section. To Mr. Ed Carlson of the Loring Studios — who rescued us in several emergency photo situations. And, above all, to Mr. Jack Brown, our print- er’s representative — for invaluable technical advice throughout the entire book. 176 - Smith, | Stavrowlakis, Michael Sheffer, Theresa 37, 38, 82, 90, 135, 8136 Sheldon, Marie 115 Sheley, Gary 112 Shepardson, Judith Sherman, Sandra 111 Shider, Montenia 129 Shonak, Sandra 31, 102, 115, 137, 142 43 ) 145 Sifakis, Maria 150 Simborski, Chester 82 Simmons, Adrene 114, 149 Simone, Virginia 82 Simpson, Marilyn 26, 82, 168 Simpson, Teresa 130, 134, 149 Siniscalchi, Gloria 130, 153 Skowron, Jane 130 Slater, Bradford 83, Slattery, Michael 105 Slattery, William 130 Sloboda, Earl 83 Smart, Sandra 83, 149 Smith, Beverly 31, 116 Carl 130, 158, Smith, Carolyn 83 Smith, Catherine 83 Smith, Donna 130 Smith, Donna Lou 83, Smith, Francis 130 Smith, Joyce 83, 137, 144, 168 Smith, Linda 84 Smith, Sandra 84 Smith, Vicki 130 Smola, Patricia. 84 Smolarz, Pearl 112 Snyder, Judith 130 Snyder, Nancy 130 Soderstrom, Betty 130 Sodi, Sandra 36, 84, 136, 143, 144 Somerville, Anthony 107 Southworth, Kathleen 130 Spadoni, Gloria 130 Spear, Joan 130 Spencer, Carolyn 130 Spera, Marjorie 117 Spinelli, Antonio 84 Spinks, Carrina 130 Spiriti, Donna 84 Spiriti, Linda 116 Stallone, Paul 107 Stanhope, Lana 130, 149 Staples, Mary Ann 84 Starsiak, Cynthia 31, 110 112 129 165 164 168 Stebbins, Carole 116 Stebbins, Ellen 31, 38, 85, 96, 99, 140, 167, 169 Index Stenta, Loretta 130, 149 Sterner, Gladys 27, 85, 147 Sternowski, Sandra 130 Stevens, Sue 130 Sticca, Louise 130 Stirlacci, Geraldine 116 Stone, Marilyn 116 Stovall, Beatrice 30 Strait, Marion 85 Strong, Robert 130 Strycharz, Carole 130 Stutz, Georgia 85 Sudsbury, Arlene 130, 149 Sullivan, Catherine 130 Sullivan, Dorothy 116, Sullivan, John H. 158 Sullivan, John J. 105 Sullivan, Nancy 116 Sumler, Jennie 130 Surprenant, Jill 116 Suprenant, Judith 130 Sutherland, Ann 116 Sweeney, Christine 120, 130, 142, 145 Swenor, Heather 116 Szmyt, Alexandria 116, 139, 143, 146, 153 + Tabb, Patricia 130 Taft, Susan 38, 85, 137 Takorian, Susan 130 Talbot, Juliette 85 168 Tanguay, Gloria 116, 137 Taylor, Barbara 116 Taylor, Jeri Ann 116 Tebaldi, Claudia 128 Teece, Cheryl 108 Teel, Barbara 85 Teel, Judith 102, 103, 116, 145, 169 Therrien, Darlene 130 Thomas, Betty 130 Thomas, Beulah 116, 153, 168 Thomas, Zannie 130 Tibbets, Beverlee 116 Tillander, Mike 28, 86 Tillery, Lucille 130 Tillery, William 130 Tilley, Nancy 25, 38, 86, 135, 145, 149, 168 Tlusty, Gloria 116, 143 Tokarz, Viola 86 Torcia, Francis 112 Toro, Linda Ann 86, 135, 144, 149, 169 Toven, Carol Ann 86, 144, 149 Tracy, Patricia 116 Trepannier, Katherine 130 Tucker, Lowell 122 Turnbull, Gerrold 107, 149 Turner, Priscilla 130 Twining, Linda 125 Tyburski, Ann 130 Tyburski, Joan 86, 134, 136 Tyburski, Patricia 112, 137 Tyrkas, Carol 116 U Ugolini, Carolyn 25, 37, 38, 86, O7 SOCOM 2 al4o los Uhlig, Robert 106 Ukleja, Joy 116, 146, 148 Usher, Druscilla 166 rv Vacirca, Sandra 117 Valentini, Erlinda 130 Valorose, Antonia 87, 134, 137, 168 Vandal, Ida 27, 117, 146 VanderMeer, Carolyn 87 Vane, Sandra 38, 87, 145, 149 Vernadakis, Sandra 117 Vezina, Marion 87, 136, 147 Vickery, Cynthia 31, 117 Vigneault, Saundra 130, 131, 137, 142 Viktorchik, Sheila 130, 145 Vivenzio, Francis 28, 87 Vivenzio, Silvio 105 Vivenzio, Valerie 130 Vogel, Henry 107, 165 Volikas, Maria 130 Vosburgh, Deborah 103, 117, 143, 145 Vyzga, Barbara 87, 137 Ww Walch, Dorothy 130 Walker, Betsy 130 Walker, June 130 Walker, Linda 109 Walsh, Judith 131 Walsh, Louise 117 Walsh, Patricia 87, 166 Walters, Betty 131 Ward, Susan 117 Warner, Connie 131 Warner, Karen 88, 147 Warner, Patricia 117 Warren, Barbara 36, 88, 99, 136, 143, 147, 168 Warren, Joanne 117, Watling, Marjorie 88 Watson, Eileen 131, 167 Watson, Leslie 88 Wawrzyk, Barbara 117, 143 168 Weigel, Julia 31, 113 Weiner, Carl 88 Weiss, Judith 131 Welch, John 107, 148 Wenk, Isabelle 36, 38, 88, 136, 143 Weston, Carolyn 116 White, Alice 131 White, Earlene 117, 168 White, Peggy 168 White, Rosa 131 White, Ruthann 131, 137 White, Sharon 88, 138, 149 Whittemore, Edward 107 Wilkerson, Gladys 131 Wilkins, David 126 Willcutt, Louise 117 Williams, Donald 131 Williams, Patricia 102, 117 Wilmot, Sharon 89 Wilson, David 131 Wilson, Evelyn 111, 137 Wilson, Judith 113 Wilson, Leonard 114 Winberg, Pamela 117 Wise, Marilyn 131 Withers, Lorna 146 Witts, Ann 37, 89, 137, 139 Wojciak, Andrea 117 Wojewocki, Carol 131 Wolfe, Susan 131 Wondolowski, Madeline 117 Wooden, Virginia 117, 137 Woodlief, Betty 31, 117, 168 Woods, William 123 Woodward, Deborah 117 Woodward, Paulette 122 Worst, Tressie 13] Wosiak, Peter 30, 107 Wray, Hamilton 89, 135, 158, 159, 163 Wright, Joan 131 Wright, Susan 131 Y Yarkey, Nancy 131 Yensen, Hilda 117 7é Zabeyda, Jane 117, 139, 143 Zaitshik, Susan 124 Zalowski, Marcella 131, 137 Zarlengo, Patricia 131 Zawrotny, Florence 117 Zeo, Michael 131, 165 Zerra, Roxanne 131 Zielinski, Maryanne 131, 166 Ziemba, Elizabeth 89 Zytkiewicz, Allen 107 Bich Spotlight Reporters regularly give Commerce its best 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Their weekly report on school events keeps the public in- formed and interested. Senior Barbara Goff and Junior Elsa Cressotti write a weekly news column throughout the school year. Featured on the “Spotlight on Youth’ page of the Sunday Republican is their informative, chatty ac- count of Commerce doings. Assemblies 140 Audio-visual 152 Band Practice 30 Baseball 156 Basketball, J.V. 164 Basketball, varsity 162 Biology 22 Bookkeeping Curriculum 28 Bookkeeping |, 28 Bowling 165 Business Law 30 Caduceus Staff 134 Capers 150 Cheerleaders 166 Chemistry-Physiology Lab 24 Choir 30 Christmas Dance 92 Civics 28 Class History 90 Class Officers, Freshman 131 Class Officers, Junior 102 Class Officers, Senior 38 Class Poll 98 Clerical Bookkeeping Curriculum 30 College Prep Curriculum 24, 25 Commerce Staff 134 Cooking 22 Counsellors 18 Custodian 19 Distributive Education 32 Drama Club 149 Duplicating 26 Economics 28 English (C.P.) 24 English, Freshman 22 Executive Board, Junior 102 Executive Board, Senior 38 Filing 26 Subject Index Football 158 Foreword 5 General Curriculum 22 General Organization 136 Geometry 24 Hives Junior Achievement 138 Junior Prom 90 Junior Red Cross 152 JV Basketball 164 King of Senior Prom 96 Library Assistants 138 Lunchroom Crew 139 Lunchroom Staff 19 Machine Calculation 26 Math Club 143 Music Festival 148 Office Aids 145 Office Staff 19 Patrols 146 Principal 8 Pro Merito 142 Queen’s Court 96 Queen of Senior Prom 96 Room 104 (Fr.) 122 Room 106 (Fr.) 122 Room 107 (Fr.) 123 Room 108 (Jr.) 104 Room 116 (Fr.) 123 Room 119 (Fr.) 124 Room 120 (Fr.) 124 ROOM a2 UeGEr ml 25 Room 122 (Jr.) 105 Roomel239@)ie) e106 Room 124 (Fr.) 125 Room 125 (Jr.) 107 Room 206 (Jr.) 108 Room 208 (Jr.) 109 Room 209 (Fr.) 126 178 Room 210 (Fr.) 126 Room 21:1 CFr. ye 27 Room 214B (Jr.) 110 Room 216B (Jr.) 111 Room 218 €Jreyiniz Room 219 (Fr.) 127 Room 220 (Fr.) 128 Room 222 (Fr.) 128 Room 223 (Fr.) 129 Room 302 (Jr.) 113 Room 308 (Fr.) 129 Room 309 (Jr.) 114 Room 317 (Fr.) 130 Room 318A (Fr.) 130 Room’ 320° CEr)) tga Room 323 CJr.) 115 Room 327A (Jr.) 116 Room 327B CJr.) 117 School Committee 9 Sewing 22 Soccer 160 Spanish 24 Sports, girls 166 Spotlight Reporters 177 Stenography Curriculum 26 Stenography 11, 26 Student Council 143 Superintendent 8 Table of Contents 4 Tennis 164 Three-Year Honors 36 TB Typists 153 Trading Post 139 TV Quiz Participants 149 Typing |, 28 U. 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