Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

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MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DONE MOST FOR CLASS MOST BASHFUL Jim Sandlin Bob Stirling Rodger Conant NEATEST CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Steve Birch E, Obdens and M. Mahoney Ken Vatcher BEST NATURED MOST COURTEOUS MAN AND WOMAN HATER Bill Davis Fred Stafford D. Jackman and N. Forbes c MOST NATURAL CLASS ARTIST BEST STUDENT CLASS COMEDIAN Harry Powell Steve Bergendahl 20 Florence Hemingway Tom DiNocco

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Bobby White is managing his father's dairy. His slogan is, From the Cow to You. To fulfill this, he is putting full house Pontiac engines into his milk trucks, and he has every policeman in Ipswich chasing him! Ken Vatcher is the Essex County Commissioner. It's a strange thing; when he took control of the job, the number of people leaving the farm doubled! Pete Wormstead is a Physical Education teacher. He also spends his summers teaching Geometry and water skiing. Bob Stirling has his own trucking business. He's having trouble with the teamster's Union, because he insists on doing most of the driving himself! John Difusco is working under Mr. Meuse at the Aggie. Two old friends finally got together again! Steve Birch is a Corporal in the Army. Being the best dressed of the Senior Class, it was no surprise to see him wearing button down collars on his uniform shirts! Two good buddies, Rodney Banks and Frank Militello, joined the Navy together. They worked their way up through the ranks and became officers. On the night of their appointment, they celebrated in the universal Navy manner, and are again working their way up through the ranks. Jimmy Stathis, as you all know, is an excellent electrical engineer. He is famous for the wiring he laid out for Boston's answer to the Empire State Building, but last night he got in an argument with the janitor over the wiring in the school buildings! Stanley Kalishman is still doing a booming business soaking people for corsages. He's made enough money to retire, but he's still doing it for the fun of it! Earl Smith is a very important man in the Navy. He is the officer in charge of food procurement. In two years Earl has gained one hundred pounds! Another serviceman is Harold Powell. He's in the K-9 Corps. It's a dog's life! George Hogan is an Air Force navigator. He was late for the party because he got his signals crossed on a flight that afternoon! John Spencer is just finishing college. He worked as a Government Page Boy for a few years to earn money for his tuition. What that must have done for politics! Guess who's married! Susan Jackman! She's running a Florist shop with her husband, Jack Sample's cousin. Fred Stafford is a math teacher at North Reading High. He's also giving Chemistry seminars at the University. Steve Downey and Dick Murray are still at Stockbridge. Not as students, but as teachers! Can you imagine that? Our old buddy, Frank Serbev, Swebor, Swet. Our old buddy Frank is doing well as a mechanic in Ipswich. I wonder how his sister Marie is doing? Of course Jim Sandlin managed to talk his way through Purdue. He is a public relations man for a mathematical company. I hear he's thinking of going into politics. Phil Gagnon is the top man in a steeple jack company. He's the one that paints the black ring around the top of the big chimneys! Whatever any of my classmates set out to do in their later life, I am assured they will make a name for themselves. With the groundings given them at the Aggie, they will be able to compete with the best of men. I hope they realize the things I have said were all in fun. I wish every one the best of luck in their later life. Sincerely, Paul Walker

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BEST LOOKING BEST ATHLETE NOISIEST PEBPIEST Gil Fitton Earle Carpenter Dick Murray Steve Downey MOST POPULAR MOST FLIRTATIOUS BIGGEST APPETITE Bob White Frank Militello Brad Silsby MOST SERIOUS BEST PERSONALITY TEACHER'S PEP Pete Wormstead Earl Smith John Spencer HEARTBREAKER YOUNGEST IN CLASS BEST DANCER Rod Banks Mike Clery Jim Stathis