English High School - Blue and Blue / Record Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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A Cook Jnto the Juture William Levine becomes fashion editor of PLAYBOY. Alva Mitchem becomes batboy for the METS. Greg Jones becomes quarterback for M.I.T. Frank Liu and Frank Casella become Batman and Boy Wonder. Lenny Turesky goes on a diet . . . Hahahah. (This yearbook staff has got to go). Ron Dilworth SHrinks! Joe DiBattista finally passes . . . for a touchdown. Daniel Eramian becomes the Jolly Green Giant. Ronald Buda lives in luxury on our class dues money. LOOK, UP IN THE SKY. IS IT A BIRD OR A PLANE? NO, ITS CHRIS FORTUNKA. Herb Finn finally gets his Big E sweater. Phil Ng becomes photography editor for Liber Actorum. Eddy Levin becomes the CHAMPION surf board rider of Walden Pond. John Moore becomes a ballet dancer. Steve Davidson is still here. Glenn Biederman shaves — at last. Mike Sullivan becomes third-string goalie for the Boston Bruins. Henry DeSantis becomes a U.N.C.L.E. agent. Mike Roberts becomes track coach for Girls High . . . Bruce Lehane finally beats Greg Jones in a potato sack race. Berton Lemack finally grows. Paul Englert finally graduates. Nate Nager becomes the fifth Beatle. Goldstein tarnishes. Andy Kupchaunis stands on the comer and sells E.H.S. ties. Walter Ferreira grows fins. Carl Chudnofsky makes it to Hollywood . . . for what we don ' t know. McKnight fights the dragon . . . (As we said before, this yearbook staff has got to go).

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To Gregory Gaskin we leave an all-year-round cast. To Frank Liu we leave an A in Math. To Paul Ben-Susan we leave a hyphen. To Captain Kennedy and his Marauders we leave a video tape of the Latin School Drill Team. To Daniel Eramian we leave a Mr. George supporter badge. To Glenn S. Biederman we leave a one-way ticket to the Armenian Olympics in Cairo. To the what you mean kid we leave a new sport coat. To Sanford Fisher we leave a briefcase to carry all his books. To Chris Fortunka we leave a book telling how to influence people and make friends. To Frank Casella we leave a Superman suit. To Greg Jones we leave 100 lbs. of mustache wax. To Nate the nate Nager we leave Vox Combo. To William Levine we leave 5,000 lbs. of Paramecium. To Mr. George we leave Manners . . . the Butler, of course . . . To Mr. Kopins we leave a wagon train. To Mr. Fisher we leave a set of plastic soldiers. To Mr. Keady we leave a one-way ticket to Munich. To Mr. King we leave the Celtics. To Mr. Stewart we leave the Michigan State front four and the entire Green Bay Packer Team; we also leave him crying over his Thanksgiving Dinner. To Mr. Roy we leave Rogers. To Mr. Gillis we leave . . . baggage and all. To Mr. Devore we leave his own private office. To Mr. Rosenfield we leave a good joke. To Mr. Langley we leave an old cut-down Harvard sweatshirt with ten holes in it. To Mr. Duffy we leave a Univac. To next year ' s yearbook staff we leave rots and rots of rotten luck. To B.C.H. we leave an 1899 football with a hole in it. To Latin School we leave a copy of this fantastic yearbook. To Mr. Sheridan we leave a skate-board with only one pair of wheels. To Mr. Heins we leave an orange bow-tie and a book entitled, EASY ENGLISH FOR ALL .

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Class A mls FRESHMAN ANNALS Early in September of 1962, we, the class of 1966, entered the English High School Freshman Annex, ready to start an experience we shall never forget. Our first obstacle was our sweet-souled acting Head Master, Mr. Gillis. Mr. Gillis was very strict, and we had to keep our noses in our books all during the year. In October the situation in Cuba nearly brought us to war with the U.S.S.R. President Kennedy issued an ultimatum to Russia to either get out of Cuba or fight! To our relief Russia backed down. A small scale war in Vietnam kept getting big- ger and bigger, and some of us were thinking of the possibility of having to serve our country on the battlefield. Then in November came our first major school event - THE ENGLISH - Latin GAME. We smashed the team from across the street 32-6. It was a very fitting end for our undefeated football season. It was our second straight unblemished season. The team almost got the chance to go to the Orange Bowl. Our record was high-lighted by our 22-0 win over our ancient rival Groton. The rest of our athletic teams were not so lucky. Next we were hit by the NEDT tests. Of course we scored very high scores. Although we were E.H.S. students we felt left out of things, and we all looked forward to next year when we could enter the main building. Sir, how can I go to college?