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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1967 volume:

| masa we THE MAPLE 1967 National News —1966 1, Vaulting to New Heights—University of Southern California pole vaulter Bob Seagren sails over the bar at 17 feet 54% inches to set a new world’s record at the Fresno Relays. 2. Say Hey—On April 24th, Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants hit his 5llth career home run to tie the all-time National League record of Mel Ott. Willie’s history-making shot traveled 415 feet into the left field seats, 3. Walt Disney Dies—On December 15th, famed movie maker Walt Disney passed away due to acute circulatory collapse. Shown here with one of his more famous characters, “Mickey Mouse’, Disney leaves behind a legacy of fantasy and dreams which has thrilled hundreds of millions of children and adults all over the world, LAWRENCE ROWAN 4, Moon Photo Assembled—On August 19th, Dr. Lawrence Rowan described this remarkable high resolution photograph of the surface of the moon to newsmen and scientists at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. The pic- ture was made by assembling 87 framelets taken from the Lunar Orbiter satellite and relayed back to earth. 5. 1966 Oscar Winners—On April 18th, all moviedom ap- plauded these four stars at the Annual Academy presentation ceremony. From the left, Lee Marvin—best actor for “Cat Ballou”; British star Julie Christie—best actress for “Darling”; Shelley Winters—best supporting actress for ““A Patch of Blue”; and Martin Balsam—best supporting actor for “A Thousand Clowns”. 6. Artificial Heart Implant—On April 2Ist, the medical world was electrified when it learned that Dr. Michael DeBakey (left), Baylor University Medical School heart surgeon, had successfully implanted an artificial heart in Marcel L. De- Rudder at Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas. Mr. De- Rudder later died of a ruptured left lung, though it was reported that the implant was a success. . Photograph Reaches New Heights—This photograph was taken from an altitude of 475 miles during the Gemini 10 space flight of astronauts John W. Young and Michael Collins in July of 1966. Gibraltar appears in the upper right 8. Surprised Miss America—Pretty 19-year-old Jan Jayroe, Miss Oklahoma, expresses surprise and happiness in the same gesture upon learning that she was Miss America 1967. 9. Pat and Luci—Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Nugent walk down steps of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington on August 6th following the wedding of Nugent aughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson. King Retires—Lefthander Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers announced on November 18th that he from baseball due to an arthritic elbow. Winner Koufax set an all-time $€ason. ey N 11. Sicaks Ub For GOP—Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirk- son answere President Tohnsor accusations that the GOP a part f fear by deck at “the President's statements ar Fete aaa diane anna -aeennene £ sndictment i 4 2 2 pe t da IZ indictment in modern 12. —_In August, these sign-carrying pickets - n front of the White House in protest t0 ti-Vict Nam war ac tics by the House 4 can, Ac tie THE MAPLE PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS ESSEX AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL HATHORNE, MASSACHUSETTS Ice--The Guardian The pond stands cold and still this season, For winter is here, that is the reason. A clear thick blanket silently covers, To purposely serve for many others. While guarded by many a barren tree, They watch over and patiently wait tore heer Knowing the pond will be there next season, Shows that ice--the guardian, has a reason. Shelley Walker Mr. Giles Powell has served as an English instructor and yearbook advisor for eight years at the school. A one time football coach and supervisor of athletic programs, he has turned his full time to the teaching of English and extra- curricular activities of an academic nature. Always willing to help and give guidance to the students, Mr. Powell is the recipient of the dedication, by the seniors, of our 1967 year- book. Mr. Raymond Auclair retired this year after over twenty years of epoca: service at the Agricultural High School. A teacher of the old school , Ray will always be remem- bered as a dedicated and talented instructor whose influence was Often felt years later by young men returning to see the man who started their careers in carpentry. May his years of retirement be filled with the happiness and rewards that he so richly deserves. no FACULTY 1st ROW: Messrs., Clark, Powell, Doherty, Brown, Fletcher, Kelly, Scofield, Ranta. 2nd: Lake, McCarthy, Scanlon, Bennett, Reuter, McElroy, Floyd. 3rd: Costa, Dean, Meuse, Muldoon, Kramer, Shipulski, Goodno, Whelton. Director Gallant Mr. Potter re % ee oe) Mr. Lake--Class Advisor Mr. Kester--Class Advisor The passing of Ellery E. Met- calf on December 25, 1966 sad- dened all of those who knew him, Mr. Metcalf's sterling character and gentle personality enriched the lives of his many friends which included his fellow teach- ers, students, business associ- ates and school alumni, and his loss is sincerely felt by all. A native of Saugus, Mr. Met- calf began his teaching career at Essex on September 1, 1918. He retired on June 30, 1965 after 47 years of dedicated service as an edu- cator. During those years he had many out- standing personal achievements that made sig- nificant contributions to vocational education and brought national recognition to the Institute. He created the White American and White Ace poultry breeds, and was presented a $500 award for this breed in national competition at the University of Arkansas by U. S. Vice President Barkley. In 1929 he attended the 7th World Poultry Congress in Cleveland, Ohio, where he was highly complimented by Secre- tary of Agriculture Henry Wallace for his ex- hibition demonstrating how he created this breed. Mr. Metcalf served as secretary- treasurer of the Essex County Poultry Associa- tion for many years. He also served as secretary of the Vegetable Growers' Association, and in 1945 developed Catskill strawberries through the Geneva Ex- periment Station. Catskill has been a leading variety for years. One of Ellery's favorite projects was his work with the Essex Chapter of Future Farm- ers of America. He was instrumental in es- tablishing the Chapter at Essex and served as advisor until his retirement. As coach of FFA parliamentary procedure, his teams won many State contests. He was expecially proud of the Essex FFA Chapter accomplishments and accompanied student members to the FFA National Convention in Kansas City, Mo., four times. He worked with other officials in establishing the Massachusetts Association of FFA Foundation, Inc., and served as president for eight years. He was a member of the Essex Agricultural Society for 50 years, and served as sec- retary of the Topsfield Fair, sponsored by the Society, for 16 years. An active member of the Essex County Farm Bureau, he also served as secretary for several years. Ellery had many other accomplishments and interests such as the fine driver educa- tion program he developed at the Institute for students; student transportation legislation which he worked on with our present Commissioner C. F. Nelson Pratt; and assisting in Setting up the unemployment gardens in the city of Lawrence during the depression days of 1930 and 1931. One of his hobbies was a beautiful wild and domestic flower garden at his home in Saugus. He shared this joy with hundreds of others who wanted to visit the gardens and see the rare wild flowers by conducting guided tours and explaining each flower. The Institute, vocational education, and the agricultural industry have lost a wise counsel and true friend whose contributions and admirable personal qualities will long be remembered. Our sincere sympathy is extended to Mrs. Metcalf and her Family. --by Frank McGee President George Marcotte 7 Haddington Pl. Lynn, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Arguing with Paul Verville Favorite Saying: Pay your dues Intends to: Work in Flower Shop Activities: Chess Checker Club 1,2 Farm mach. 3,4 President of Senior Class FFA 1,2,3,4 Secretary Nancy M. Dunn nicknames: Dimples, Dum Dum Address: 12 Blair Terrace Peabody, Mass. Maj. course--Animal Science Happ. at: dancing, being around horses Fav. saying Hey, that's pretty sharp Intends to--further education, become a veterinarian's technician Activities--Nat. Hon. Soc. Vice Pres. 3-4, Student Coun. 3-4, Cheerleading squad Capt 3-4, Yearbook Staff 3 Ed. 4, FFA 3-4, Exec Comm. Sec 4, Class sec 3-4, Homeroom committee Sec 3-4, Wildlife and Conservation club 3, Animal Science Club 4, Parl. Procedure team 4 Vice President Kenneth Dragon 30 Phillips St. Salem, Mass. Major: Adv. Floriculture Happiest at: meeting people --girls Favorite Saying: Are you kidding me Intends to: Go to a two year college then Army, then State Police Force Activities: Floriculture Club 2,3, 4 Vegetable judg. 4 Football 3 Hockey 4 Treasurer Robert S. Hamilton Jr. Nickname: Hammy 2 Bannister Rd. Andover, Mass. Major: Adv. Floriculture Happiest at: Collecting Junior Class dues from the Seniors Favorite Saying: Take a Break Intends to: Go to College Activities: FFA Presi. 4, FFA Reporter 3 Chess Checker 1 Camera Cl. 2 Hockey 1 4 Choral Group 4 Pro- jection 3 Public Sp. 4 FFA Nat. Conv. 2,3 EX. comm. 3,4 Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 3 4 Name: Myles Borash Addr. 75 Archer Street, Lynn, Mass. Maj. Co. Animal Science Happiest at: Skiing and being with girls Fav. Say. Hello. . . My name is Myles, What's yours? Intends to; Become a veterinarian or practise something in that field of study. Activities: Football 2-3, Basketball 4 Cross-country 4, Honor Society 1-2-3- 4, Choral Group 1-2-4, Parliam. Pro- cedure Team 3-4, FFA officer 3-4, Public Speaking team 4, Livestock Judging 2 Dairy Cattle judging 4-- Meat judging 3 Science Fair 2-4 Ani- 5 mal Husbandry Club Vice Pres. 2-3 Name: James Leonard Brown A Pe Add. 36 High Rock Street, Lynn, Mass. Maj. Course--Forestry Happ. at--Sleeping and loafing Fav. saying--''First the worst, second the same but last the best of all the game Activities--Chess 2, Maple 2-3-4, Camera Club 3-4, FFA-1-2-3-4 and Prom Committee 4 Name: Bradley Bowdren Brad ! Add. 385 Garfield Ave. , Lynn Maj. Cour, Ady. Floriculture Happ. at--Playing football on front lawn Fav. Say. Hay Boy! Intends to: Loaf Activities: Reporter Chess and Checker Club 1-2-3-4, Athletics committee 2-3, Refreshment committee 1-4 Name: David C. Bryant Crash Addr: 87 East Main Street, Merrimac, Mass. Major course--Advanced Floriculture Happ at--Working on stocks and drags. Fav. saying-- It won't hurt, it's a long way from the heart Intends to--Be a Pro Driver and open a Florist's Shop Activities--Basketball 3-4 Farm me- chanics 1-2-3 FFA 1-2-3-4 Home- room Basketball 1-2-3-4, Christmas Greens 1-2-3-4 Name: Stephen M. Cane Storke Addr--Jecdah, Saudi, Arabia Maj. Course--Animal and Poultry Science Happ. at--Being a member of the jet set Intends to--Become a vet Fay. saying Catch 'em if you can! Activities--Basketball 2-4 Football 2-3, C.D. team--4 Milk Judging--4, Wild Life club--2 Science Club 3-4, Gymnastics--3 Name: Robert H. Corcoran 'Woodchuck ' Add.: 4 Irving St. , Everett, Mass. Major: Poultry Happiest at: Raising and fighting my Game Cocks Fav. Saying: HEY PAL I'M NO FOOL! Intends to: Join the Marines Activities: I don't do nothing, I'm a dummy! Name: George David Cooper Adds-219 1 Lincolnyst;., Lexington, Mass. MAJ: Forestry Happiest at: Driving my car Saying: Help Activities: Forestry Team 364 Camera Club, FFA member 2,3,4, Honor So- ciety 3,4, Junior Class Vice Pres. Chairman Athletic Comm. 4, Basket- ball team, Mapleboard Sales Mang. 4. Intends to: Go to Stockbridge Name: Joseph O. Desmarais Uiforo Add.: 30 1 2 Morton St. , Lawerence, Mass. Happiest at: Being with Mona Intends to: Go to College Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4 fruit 1, 2 conservation wildlife 3 secretary of con. wildlife 4 fruit judging 1,2,3,4 Name: Stephen J. Devaney ''Hoctor Add. 100 Hampshire Road, Methuen, Mass. Maj. Cour. Ady. Floriculture Happ. At: Shaking Mr. Fletcher's cage Fav. Say. Don't let me forget Intends to Climb the Empire State building Activ. FFA Vice Pres. 4, Student Coun- cil 3 Wildlife Club 1-2, Camera Club Pres. 4 Fruit judging 3, FFA 1-2-3-4 Science Fair 4, Athl. comm. 1-2-3-4 Name: Francis Dube Add. 20 Sampson Ave. Swampscott, Mass. Maj. Course--Forestry Happiest At--Hunting Intends to--Go to College Activities--Basketball 4, Track 1-3-4 Fruit Club 1, Checker and Chess 1-2-3 Name. James J. Dowling a Ba yA Add. 9 Meadow Drive, Middleton, Mass. Maj. Cour. Advan. Flori. Happ. at--napping in Kester’s class Fav. say. I'm no Chinese Intends to ''Go to Stockbridge Activ. Sec-Treas. Ornamental Horti- culture Club 4, FFA 2-3-4 Choral Group 4 Name: John David Erekson eric Addr: 50 Tudor Street, Lynn, Mass. Maj. Course: Advanced Dairy Tech Happ. at: Driving my car Fay. saying ''Fidi didi Intends to--Go to State Police Academy Activities--Animal Husbandry 1-2-3-4 FFA 1-2-3-4, Wrestling team--3 Dairy Cattle Judging--4, Meat Judging team--3 Name: Lawrence Frost Frosty ! Add.: 19 1 2 Purchase St. , Newbury- port, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Playing Sports Activities: Basketball 1-4 Cross-country 1-4, Camera Club 2-3 Wildlife 1, FFA 1-4, Student Council 3-4 Football 3. Intends to:,Work a year and then go to school Name: Leo Gingras PLEPIL EEOm Geé-o! Add.: 41 Bourque St. , Lawrence, Mass. Major: Ady. Horticulture Happiest at: Being with Nancy Favorite Saying: Cool It, Maintain your Cool Activities: Varsity Basketball 4, Jr. Bas- ketball 3, Cross-country 4, Wildlife Club 1-3, Homeroom Basketball 1-3, Homeroom Volleyball 1-4 Member FFA 1-4 Intends to: Further Education at Stock- bridge Go into the Coast Guard, Get married and have a basketball team of my very own. Name: James J. Gaznick Add.: 8 Toby Ave. , Methuen, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Blowing out Transmissions Favorite Saying: I'm scared, Right! Activities: Christmas Greens, wildlife Club, Camera Club, Chess Club, inter- mural Basketball Intends to: Work 1 year in Horticulture and go into the Air Force Name: Thomas P. Gnoza Jr. Add. : 321 Maple St. , Danvers, Mass. Major: Dairy Happiest at: Being with Arlene Favorite Saying: Okay Ole Dog Intends to: Go to college or go in the Marines Activities: FFA 1-4, Hockey 4, Foot- ball 2-3, Wrestling 3, Milk Judging 4, Tropical Fish Club (Pres. ) 3 Name; Robert Guy Goggin Coogin Addre: 43 South Kimball Street, Brad- ford, Mass. Maj. Course--Silverculture Happiest at--Bothering Mr. Chase Fav saying Who? Activities--FF A 1-3-4, Gymnastics 1-2 Wrestling 1-2, Camera Club 2-4, Projection 2-3-4 Maple 2-3-4 Name: Alan Hogan Big Al Addr.: 22 Massachusetts Ave. , Lynn, Mass. Major: Advance Forestry Favorite Saying: Get Off it: Happiest at: Eating and Sleeping Intends to: Go on to College Activities: FFA. 1-4 Hockey 1, Foot- ball 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Orn Hort Club 2 Wildlife and Con. Club 1,3,4 Name: Richard Halle Rich Add. 98 Ridge Street, Salem, Mass. Maj. course--Forestry Happiest at--Making money Fay. saying ''To be or not to be Intends to Go into the service Act. Plant judging 4, FFA 1-2-3-4 Wildlife club 1-2, Camera Club 3, Hort. Club 4 Vice. Pres. of Hort. Club 4 Name: George W. Irving Big Toe Addr: 26 Sea Street, Methuen, Mass. Maj. course--advanced floriculture Happ. at Giving Mr. Potter my prob- lems and more Fav. saying ''Where women be, I be also Iutends to--attend Rittners School of Floral design Act. Maple Board, FFA, Tropical Fish Club, Horticultural Club Name: Bruce Jarvis Addr--444 Essex Street, Lynn, Mass. Maj. course--Poultry Happ. at--Having long hair Activities--FFA 1-2-3-4 Poultry Judg- ing 2-3 Milk Judging--4, Animal Hus- bandry Club 1-2-3 Weight Lifting--2 Name: Stephen W. Kallio BOteVve Addr.: 84 Antaric St. , Lynn, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Meeting new girls Fav. Saying: Says who Intends to: Be Happy Activities: Fruit Judging 1,2,3,4 Fruit Club 1,2 Pres. Fruit Club 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 4 Chess Checker Club. 3 °FFA 1,2,3,4 Name: Paul F. Journeau 'Half-Pint Addr.: 5 Oakland Rd. , Lawerence, Mass. Major: Ady. Floriculture Happiest at: Making money Fay. Saying: Shut up when I'm Interrup- ting Intends to: Do as Little as Possible Activities: Veg. Judging 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Orn. Hort. Club 1 2 Veg. Gardening club 3 4 Name: Paul J. Marion ico te Addr. : 179 Washington St. , Methuen, Mass. Major: Dairy Husbandry Happiest at: Bugging Mr. Kramer Favorite Saying: 'How come why for not Intends to: Go to work, then service Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3, FFA 1,2, oe licker sellers Name: Robert K. Mattheson Jr. Matty Name: Thomas McElman Addr: 83 Elm Street, No. Andover, Mass. Addr: 152 Woburn St. , Lexington, Maj. Course: Advanced Horticulture es Happiest at: Giving anybody a hard time Maj. _Course--Forestry Fav. saying: Grow up BS ee : Intends to: Go to College Fay. saying--''don't be redundant Activities: Football 1-3, Basketball 2-4, Intends to--Go on to college FFA 1-4, Chess Checker Club 1-3 Activ. --Wildlife club, Camera Club Wildlife Club (Chairman) 4 ? Name: William Munroe Addr: 110 Rainbow Terrace, Salem, Name: Bruce McGregor Mass. Addr.: 36 Surrey Lane, West Peabody Major: Dairy Science Happiest at: Throwing Paper planes Favorite Saying: What? Maj. course--Advanced Floriculture Happiest at--working in a flower shop and playing drums : Intends to--Be very happy Intends to: Stockbridge Activities: Member of FFA Horticultural Activities: Camera Club 2, Cattle Club judging 4, Chess Club 1 Class Chairman 1963 and 1964 Name: Albert Nicholls Nick Addr. : 435 Revere St. , Revere, Mass. Major: Ady. Animal Science Happiest at: Shooting Pool Favorite Saying: If you want to you can Intends to: Go to College Activities: Science Fair 1, Animal Hus. Club 1-3, Weight Lifting 2, FFA 1-4 Milk Judging 4 Name: Edward C. Parsons UBD Addr.: 13 King Terrace, Beverly, Mass. Major: Forestry Happiest at: Skiing, Mountianeering Favorite Saying 2-2-2-z-z-z-z Activities: Wildlife Club, Camera Club Intends to: Go to College and Become a Biologist Name: John T. O'Connor Jr. Bud ! Addr: 456 Western Ave. , Lynn, Mass. Maj. cour--Dairy Technology and Poultry Happiest at--watching girls and shoot- ing pool Intends to--Go to Stockbridge Fav. Saying Hey Al, can I join the Mafia? Activities--Cross Country--4, Basket- ball 3-4, Intermural basketball 2-3-4 Intermural basketball 2-3-4, Livestock judging--4, Animal Hus. club--1 Camera club--2, Farm mechanics 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Maple Board--4 Name: Peter Bruce Phelan Addr: 318 Essex Street, Lynn, Mass. Maj. course--Floriculture Happiest at--Being with Ruthann Fay. saying You're ugly Intends to have a good time Activities--FFA 1-2-3-4, Fruit Judg- ing--1, Farm Mechanics 2-4 Name: Ronald Provencal Muttonhead Addr: 3 Camden St. Lawrence, Mass. Maj. Course--Poultry Happiest at--Dodging cars on Route 114 Intends to--Go into the service Fav. saying--''My pleasure pal Activities--Football 1-2-3 Wrestling-- 2, Gymnastics 2-3 Name: Peter Roberge WPevey: Addr: 90 Sylvester St. , Lawrence, Mass. Maj. Course--Advanced Floriculture Happiest at: making money Fay. saying: Get off your high horse Intends to: Fulfill my military obligations Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4, Conservation and wildlife club 1-2-3-4, Fruit judg- ing team--4, weight lifting 2-3-4, gymnastics 1-2, honor society 1-2-3 Name--William Reuter BLL Addr: 6 Reuter Place, Methuen, Mass. 01844 Maj. Course: Floriculture Happ. at: Procrastinating Fav. saying: I Don't Know Intends to: work in my father's green- house and become a rich old bachelor. Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4 Ormamental Horticulture Club 1-2-3-4 Maple 4 Name: Daniel Simmons Addr: 10 Victory Road, Salem, Mass. Major course: Forestry Happiest at: Being a failure Intends to: Go to college. Fav. saying: Don't worry about it. Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4 Vegetable club 2-3-4 Name: Steve Slezinger Charlie Brown Add.: 211 Hamilton Street, Saugus, Mass. Maj. Course- -Advanced Forestry Happ. at--Being with Marie Fav. say. --Right--get outta here Activities--Farm Mechanics President --4 Chess and Checkers 2-3 Name: Loran E, Sullivan less Addr. : 13 Dooling Circle, Peabody, Mass. Major: Poultry Happiest at: Working on cars Activities: Mapleboard Intends to: Design cars VT « Seeeaey ee meee oO OR Gas agit me 3 eet aes a eee? on ae a ee « ie Name: Drew E. Smith Smittie Addr. : 8 Ellsworth St. , Medford, Mass. Major: Forestry Horticulture Happiest at: Hunting Fishing Favorite Saying: Lets go Hunting or fishing Intends to: Go to the sporting Goods business in Ottawa, Canada Activities: FFA, President of Wildlife con. Club, Secretary in soph. year. Name: John E. Surrette Jr. Ming Addr. : 23 Cottage St. , Lynn, Mass. Major: Floriculture Happiest at: Calling Mr. Elwood Skinhead. Favorite Saying: Jump in the lake Intends to: Open a Florist Shop Activities: Plant Judging Team 1-4 Horticulture Club 1-4, Christmas Greens Comm. 3,4, FFA Member 1-4, Science Fair Name: John G, Tannatt jack Addr: 154 Washington Street, Peabody, Mass. Maj. Course: Advanced Floriculture Happiest at: Doing things my own way Fav. saying Stuff it Intends to: Open a flower shop Activities: Plant judging 3-4 Pres. of Horticulture Club Manager of Christ- mas Greens Show 4 Name: Edward J. Veneski Jr. Aner l. Addr: 43 Dow Street, Salem, Mass. Maj. Course: Forestry Happiest at: Sleeping Fav. saying: Right! Intends to: Join the Navy Activities: Ornamental Horticulture Judging team 2-3-4, Camera Club--4, Ornamental Orticulture Club 2-3 Honor Society 3-4 Name: Russell Veinot Addr: 14 Franklin St. , Peabody, Mass, Maj. Course: Advanced Forestry Happiest at: Being with girls Fav. Saying: Hi, Girls! Intends to: Graduate, proceed into Air Force Military Police Activities: Girls and buying old cars Name: David W. Venedam Dave Addr: 3 Will Sawyer St. , Peabody, Mass. Maj. course: Advanced Floriculture Happiest at: Spending other people's money Fav. saying: ''Kill it before it spreads Intends to: Make a lot of money Activities: FFA 1-2-3-4, Maple Board 1-2-3-4, Chess Club 2-3-4 Horticul- ture Club--3, Camera club--1 Name: William S. Verner Name: Paul A. Verville Addr.: 7 Perley Ave. , West Peabody Addr. : 212 Main St. , Reading, Mass. Favorite Saying: Yah! Right! Major: Animal Science Intends to: Go into Service and then Happiest at: Bothering Class Pres. And Further Education Being with Lyn Activities: Track 1, Camera Club 1, Favorite Saying: Football 2, An. Hus. Club 2, FFA 1-4 Intends to: Go to College Science Club 3, Athletic Com. 4, Hockey 4, Wildlife Club 4. Activities: Milk Judging Team 4 Meat Judging Team 4, FFA Member 1-4 Name: John Wade Bubbles Addr.: 49 Bodwell St. , Lawerence, Mass. Major: Animal Science Favorite Saying: That's Life Intends to: Go to College Become a vet. and buy a ranch in the west Activities: Member of FFA 1-4, Mem- ber of Honor Society 2 Poultry Judging 2, Milk Judging 4, Chess, An. Hus. Tropical Fish —— Name: Joseph P. White Name: Bruce Woodard Woody Addr.: 10 Margin St. , Lynn, Mass. Addr. : 25 French St. , Methuen, Mass. Major: Poultry Major: Adv. Dairy Happiest at: Driving my M.G. Being Happiest at: Leading without cause with Pat. Favorite Saying: Well, that's how it Favorite Saying: Oh! Come On goes Intends to: Go to College Intends to: Be independently wealthy Activities: Poultry Judging 1,2 FFA 1-4 Activities: Cattle Judging 4, Meat Tropical Fish 1-3 Chess Checker 4, Judging 4, Wrestling team 1-3 Year- Yearbook book staff 4 MIC ORBITAL CHART fe BFLA CHES Beets or ae © CEMTHRL BE RT Eee emma me ieee Candid Camera . ( a a No ' ad : : SY % “Tips. ‘ 4 ¥ : cs AN . = ASS waaay BA, P ay, Seige� I, Joe White, do hereby leave, my parking space to Mike Coakley, providng he ever passes his learners permit test (He has failed twice) HA! HA! I, George David Cooper, leave the ability to survive a munchkin attack to any freshmen up to it. I, James Gaznick, leave my ability to vacation regularly to any deserving underclassman. I, Brad Bowdren, leave to Jim Safranski, the right to run out of gas every other day and be late for school. And also to him the pains of owning a one dollar car I, David Venedum, leave to any underclassman the ability to get along with Mr. Kramer, especially Rick Oliver. I, Buddy O'Connor, leave my ability to get along with Mr. Reuter's simpleness to any one who could endure it. I, Paul Verville, leave my ability to cause trouble, to Mike Tenney and Bob Wood. I, George Marcotte leave my ability to stay sober on campus, to little Ziggy and Paul Landry. I, Dave Bryant, leave my ability to get into any Classroom, and gym to Ed Grenier, and also my ability to get into accidents, to anyone qualified to do so-- I, Nancy Dunn, leave the warning, to rest of the girls, to stay out of the boys locker room (whether or not your pocketbook is in there) when the boys are taking showers. If you want to know why, ask Herman. MAIN CHARACTERS PROTAGONIST CLASS WILL I, Drew Smith, leave Essex Aggie the invitation to come to my store in Ottawa, Canada and the best of luck to classes of future years. I, Edward Veneski, being of weak mind and body, leave Norman Bosse to Mr. McCarthy. I, George Irving, leave to any deserving student creeping crude of the big toe. I, James Brown, leave the right and privilege of being the motorcyclist of the school to Norman C. Calhoon and anyone else who may dare be brave. I, Alan Hogan, leave my ability to split four basketball uniforms to any deserving underclassman. I, Albert Nicholls, leave Essex Aggie, but take fond memories with me. I, Paul Journeau, leave to some deserving junior the ability to skip out of P.S. A. T. tests. I, Paul J. Marion, leave my ability to smoke in front of the main building next to the trees, to any lucky underclassman. I, John Erekson, being of sound mind and body, leave, THANK GOD! I, Robert Mattheson, leave to Essex Aggie my brother John. GOD HELP THE AGGIE! I, Steve Slezinger, do hereby leave Essex with the ability of never getting caught smoking at noon in Smith Hall to any deserving underclassman. I, Francis Dube, leave to any underclassman my ability to climb the Austrian Pine Trees on the front lawn and crawl out on one of the ends of the limbs and pitch pine cones for Mr. Goodno, also a well worn climbing rope. I, Bob Cocoran, being myself, leave Essex Aggie, my home away from home, and also my best friend George Pomakis. GOOD LUCK GEORGIE! I, Robert Goggin, leave my ability to be well known to any deserving underclassman, I, also leave Bosse to Mr. Chase. I, Peter Roberge, leave my little brother Andy, nothing, except my ability to stay out of trouble. I, John Surette, leave my ability to tell Mr. McCarthy he has a kind face, (the kind you throw garbage at) to Tommy Monks, I, Tom McElman, leave to Wayne Rosa his jeep. HE CAN HAVE IT! I, Steve Kallio, leave to Steve Tudal my track abilities, and to Warren Haas my knack for never missing basketball practice. I, John Wade, leave to some deserving student my ability to roll to class on time with air to spare for the next class: THANK YOU! I, Richard Halle, being of sound mind and conscious of all affairs in case; do hereby leave to any underclassman my ability to drive Mr. Elwood to the other hill. I, Joe DesMarais, being of sound mind and body (I hope!) leave Joe Mello nothing and he deserves it all. I, William Reuter, the LAST!; leave a $10 bill behind the 3rd cement block to the right of the clock in room 202. If you don't believe me, LOOK! 24. SENIOR PROM 25 Paul Verville's on his way to divorce court again: Paul's a little mixed up these days, He's been divorced three times, but hasn't married yet, Just don't know about you Paul Tom Gnoza's career up on the hill , has finally drove him to become a Psychiatrist. Business, hasn't been very good for Tom though; he just can't get up off his own couch. . However, Steve Cane has become one of Tom's regulars, ever since he was fired from his apple-polishing job. Seems Steve ruined too many apples, testing his see your face shine And now, we seem to be hearing the rustling of leaves overhead, and to our sur- prise, it’s our good old class-nuisance, Peter Roberge but up in a tree? Pete's pretty good at sky-diving--but if he'd just look where he's diving! . . . Bill Monroe has begun quite a project. He's trying to improve Jello by taking the nervousness out of it. Good luck Bill! . . . Tom McElman is now living in the steam room; but the only thing that seems to be shrinking, is the room And here's our Senior Class, ''Dear Abby, '' Nancy Dunn; Nancy has given up her career designing Boys Locker Rooms , and is now one of the nations top rookies, with her own beloved string of Thoroughbreds. . . Can't seem to find Jim Gaznick, but we've been told that Jim has sent greetings from Good ol' Essex Aggies. He's still working off Saturday sessions. CLASS OFFICERS eo eae GRE 9! — y 21 | oat esl a 4 eee rs we wid q CLASS PROPHECY . . Myles Borash is head manufacturer of the Gum-Ball Machine factory. No won- der the gum-balls are getting smaller, and smaller, and smaller. . . . Here's Brad Bowdren, who's (finally) made it with his favorite pastime--football. You guessed it. He's head cleat-cleaner for the Boston Patriots . . . Bobby Corcoran's back with us again . . . never expected to see him after he drew up his own Declaration of Inde- pendence''--separating him from the human race--and the world. . . John Surette has just become a famous real-estateman. He bought and started his own town--the origi- nal ''Peyton Place . . . His first buyer and neighbor was none other than Bobby Matthe- son, who is by the way, the world's new James Bond--a bachelor of course . . . Gee, funny thing--we can hear Paul Journeau, but we can't seem to find him. What's that? He's in the next state??? No wonder Journeau Sons has put the ''Bell Telephone Co. out of business . . . There's Dave Venedam, who's finally made the T.V. scene as Bozio's perpetual Butch . . . Ed Parsons is working in an assembly line--putting noses on Chatty-Cathy dolls. He had to quit his job as starring actor of Red Skelton's Silent Spot. The thought of talking to all those fans really shook him up. . . Bill Reuter is the ''Lonely Hearts columnist for ''Problems Anonymous magazine. . . Bill Verner is really up tight about his new job. He's employed with St. Peter, design- ing snowflakes--for the 1978 blizzards . . . Steve Kallio is now president of ''Girls Town--U.S.A.” Incidentally, since Steve joined, the membership of thé club has re- duced considerably to . . . would you believe--one member? . . . John Wade has just made and sold his 1, 366, 010'th submarine sandwich. If he had counted the ones he ate, he would have set a new world's record. . . (Big) Al Hogan has just completed his role as starring actor in his first science-fact film... Manvs. the Hogan’.” Al got his start when he hit the newspapers as the first man ever to tear down the Empire State building--WITHOUT a bull dozer . . . Jim Dowling has just finished his career as a college nightgown model, and is now president and chief-tester of the Sealey Mattress Co. . . . John Erekson is time-saving champ in K.P. duty at Cub Scout Summer Camp. Boy is he active--in his spare time. Johnny's a cheerleader for Lassie's Finishing School . Well, What's this?!--a motorcycle on the loose without a driver. And not far behind, chasing it on foot is our old friend--J. L. Brown, Think you'll catch it Jim? Speaking of motorcycles, Steve Slezinger and Russ Veinot, are still trying to unscramble their scrambled scramblers, which were scrambled in a scramble with the Hell's Angels. . . . And here's Ed Veneski, who's finally gotten over his disappointment at not being selected as Debbie Drake's replacement. . . Instead, Ed was chosen to replace ''Miss Jean on Romper Room, . . . I guess the: cameras have really hit the Class of 1967 ' . . . Dan Simmons just stopped by, to announce that he will be co-starring ina T.V. series in a month or two--as Peter Pan's Tinkerbell . . . Bob Goggin has also completed a film entitled-- How to Scare a Monster, . . . that should really go over big! . . . Drew Smith is digging worms for the Tourist Fishermen's Club of America . . . George (Dave) Cooper and Leo Gingras have just completed their job, painting boundary lines on the gym floors of every school on the East Coast, and are now tending their booth selling basketballs, at the World's Fair . . . Larry Frost has really made it big. He's coach for Endicott's powder-puff team. . . Dick Halle just resigned his job making Q-Tips at one of the largest cotton factories around, and is now a pickle-pusher for Heinz . . . Here's good old Joe Desmarais, Joe received his first promotion; from cutting bristles for paint brushes, to painting the Berlin Wall . . . Bruce Jarvis now has a very valuable hair ribbon collection, but is still cashing coke bottles for a living . . . Steve Devaney is starring Actor in the Alka-Seltzer commercial appearing when the announcer says ''No matter what shape your stomach is in . . . and during the winter Steve is Macy's Chief Santa Claus . . . Bruce Woodard is still a rebel, looking for a cause; even though Bruce has given people a lot of causes to believe he's a rebel (Figure that one out) . . . Dave Bryant has just gone around the track at the Indianapolis-500 --for his 24, 051'st consecutive time. Dave fixed his brakes for the big race six months ago, and hasn't been able to stop his car ever since . . . And here come Loran (Nakita) Sullivan, Les is now Russia's propaganda writer... Most Argumentative Done Most for Class Mattheson Marcotte Class Artist Heart Breaker Most Likely to Succeed Bryant Brown Cooper Best Natured Most Courteous McElman Tannatt Teacher's Pet Most Serious Youngest Cane Parsons Erekson SENIOR MOST Best Natured Best Dancer Desmarais Slezinger Peppiest Best Personality Best Student Verville Nancy Dunn Borash aon nce ne fe © Class Comedian Neatest Best Looking Gnoza White Verner Y = = X= x == nace! = O 2 ce Lid =e — JUNIOR CLASS 1st ROW--Martino, Fairbanks, Cloran, Blackwell, Nute, Veinot, Oster, Hooper, Parent, Ed Grenier, Hoyle, 2nd--Dubuque, Durand, Szafranski, Bourne, Bourgault, G. Grenier, Coakley, Fliegel, Cole, Capodilupo, Dickinson, Schuster, E. Wood, Gayron, Hayes, Vorel. 3rd--St Laurent, Miles, Bloomberg, Clapp, McCarthy, Lipp, Oliver, Boissonneau, Eaton, St Cyr, Crowell, Tracy, Zembruski, Whitworth. 4th--Burbone, Pare, Baker, Creely, O'Brien, Gray, Keenan, Suckley, Gillis, White, Zawadski. SOPHOMORE CLASS 1st ROW--Pratt, Monks, Cote, Davis, Sayer P., Carley, Walker, Corthell, Dunbar, Scott, Healey, 2nd-- Clancy, Garon, Hamson, Landry, Szafranski, McBrearty, D'Amato, Doyle, Drankowski, Dallaire, Morrill, Pomakis, Dodge, Wood, Tenney, Clements. 3rd--English, Sayer B., Reynolds, Searles, Beeman, Croteau, Roberge, Dempsey, Johnson, Hass, Fitzgerald, Foss, Mayzone, Shanahan, Bosse. 4th--Burns, Mattheson, Birch, Pyburn, Gaudette, Tudal, Doyle, Wade, Mello, Gates, Rosa, Hooper, Walters, Wright. 5th--Caddell, LeBlanc, Carpenter, Donovan, Swihart, Flynn, Lundstrom, Lauyon. FRESHMAN CLASS Ist ROW--Baker, Thornhill, Tgettis, Cole, Walsh, Fiascanaro, Kallio, Driscoll, Smith, Bennett, Block. 2nd --Prive, Drown, Barbanti, Destefano, Costaldo, Medina, Gately, Hanscom, Melward, Faulkner, Poussard, Skasbook, Languieand, Cecil, Doucette. 3rd--Davis, Gamick, Bartlette, Hall, Perry, Jenleine, Bourbe, Man- thorne, Jacunski, Streck, Dragon, Mallett, Warner, Tirabasi, Bourgeious. 4th--Wescott, Cloudman, Levesque, Abbott, Morey, Wood, Coy, Caron, Feiner, Denis, Butts, Havey, Sumner, Solheim, Sth--Alyward, Hill, Dragon, Soulard, Pappadoupolos, Kajen, Stone, Deveau, Suckley, Holmes, Jannene. ATHLETICS 35 CROSS COUNTRY “of eile | 19) FIRST ROW: Tudal, Kallio, Gingras, Borash, Dube. SECOND ROW: Wood, Morey, Haas, Frost, O'Connor, Landry, Guy, Wood. SPORTS For the first time in many years, ''The Aggie did not field a football team. This was not due, however, to a lack of enthusiasm among the students; a mixup in the budget was responsible and there definitely will be a return to the pigskin wars next season. Basketball, Cross Country and Hockey provided an outlet for the young athletes. Many thrilling and close contests were fought both home and away, with a growing fervor and spirit which should pave the way for a rebirth in sports at the Agricultural school. The Cross Country team under the guidance of Mr. Kramer won most of its meets and must be considered the bellweather of the athletic department this season. The hockey and basketball teams demonstrated a true sportsmanship and, although claim- ing few victories, represented the school admirably; many of the younger players gave promise of stronger performances in the near future. 36 VARSITY BASKETBALL ist ROW. Fillis, Hogan, O'Connor, Zawadski, Cooper, Gingras. 2nd ROW. Coach Chisolm, Ed. Grenier, Desmarais, G. Grenier, Mattheson, Kallio, Bryant. J.V. BASKETBALL ist ROW. Landry, Dube, Carpenter, Tenney, Morey, Hooper, 2nd ROW Creeley, Borash, Birch, O'Brien, Talbot, Mgr. Wood. 37 HOCKEY TEAM CHAMPS Ist ROW: Gnoza, Bourgault 2nd ROW: Coach Mc- League. George Grenier, All star guard Elroy, McCarthy, Whitten, Burns, Hamilton 3rd ROW: Standing: Mallett, Kilekas; SEATED, Dragon, CHEERLEADERS Verner, Jazakawiz. Corthell, Walker, Dunn, Carley, Dunbar. Miss Dunn was voted the outstanding cheerleader in the Cape Ann district. 38 SPORT-O-RAMA 39 HONOR SOCIETY a —}i SEATED: Eaton, Nute, Borash, Dunn, Veneski, Cooper, E. Grenier 2nd ROW: Beeman, Healey, Dempsey, Walker, Wentworth, Creeley, LeBlanc TOP ROW: Searles, Johnson, Reynolds, Lundstrom, Burns, Rosa, Wood. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Holmes, G. Grenier, Dowling, Wood, Marcotte, Cooper STANDING: Kallio, Frost, Eaton, O'Connor, Hamilton, Reynolds, Mr. Bennett, Advisor 40 HORTICULTURE CLUB SEATED: Surette, Reuter, Dowling, Tannatt, Halle, Irving. STANDING: Mr. Clark, advisor, Healey, Pare, Donovan, Beeman, Bartlett, Medina, Schachook. Judging Team SEATED: Veneski, Johnson. STANDING: Surette, Tannatt. Sweepstakes Winners SEATED: Tannatt, Surette. STANDING: Mattheson, Johnson. 41 iv; I bs lz; is. 14, Loe 16. Lids 18. Li Ze 2 Zon ESSEX CHAPTER F.F.A. MASTER BUDGET 1966-1967 . Executive Committee . Roadside Stand and Topsfield Fair Booth . Thrift and Scholarship . Suburban Living Days . Parent and Son Banquet . Public Speaking and Non-Agricultural Contests . Sales and Concessions . Recreation and Athletics . Fairs and Judging Contests Science Exposition States and National Agricultural Prize Contests Bookstore and Entertainment CLUBS Horticultural Animal Husbandry and Tractor Chess and Checkers Vegetable Conservation and Wildlife Farm Mechanics Audio-Visual Public Speaking Chapter Exhibit Science Club Totals Total Estimated Receipts Total Estimated Expenses Net Income Estimated Receipts $ 683.25 6, 057.20 250.00 $8, 355.45 $8, 355.45 8, 066.90 3 288.55 Estimated Expenses $ 663.00 Us seU 300.00 500.00 70.00 745 .00 146.00 70.00 60.00 160.00 SW eet 115.00 NEW F.F.A. OFFICERS Dairy Products SEATED: Gnoza, V erville STANDING: W ade, Cane, Nicholls Roberge, Monks, P. Roberge Sing : EATED: Journeau, Verner SECOND ROW: mmons, Mr. Meuse, Dragon 5 loran, Dunn, sh, Parent. cher, advisor; Bowdren, Devaney, Hamilton. 44 rash, Cloran. ATED: Hamilton, Dunn, Coakley, Parent. F.F.A. ACTIVITIES arent. STANDING: Mr. F Public Speaking Team SEATED: Bloomber Forestry Borash, Hamilton MAPLE BOARD SEATED: Dunbar, Corthell, Cooper, Dunn, Verner, Gingras, Davis, Sayer. 2nd ROW--Wade, Erekson, Brown, Carley, Walker, Reuter, McGregor, Irving TOP ROW--Goggin, White, O'Connor, Woodard, Venedam, Mr. Powell, advisor. PATRONS Mr. Mrs. James Irving Mr. Mrs. William Welch Mr. Peter C. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Tom Lawrence George Irving Mr. Mrs. M. Foulds Mr. Mrs. James Henderson James R. Irving Mr. Mrs. Barbara Conley Michael Coakley Mr. Mrs. William J. Caddell Dan Parent Mr. Mrs. Martin Johnson Farm Department Marilyn Jane Giardini Dan Donohue Harold M. Kelly Raymond F. Potter Mr. Mrs. Raymond Donovan Paul LeBlanc Mr. Mrs. Gordon Searles Mr. Mrs. Rene H. Tudal Denis Driscoll Hilda M. Fitzgerald Mary O'Brien James L. Brown Mr. Mrs. Alton Doyle Hoctor '67 Mrs. Adolphe Comeau Mr. Mrs. John T. O'Connor, Sr. Miss Nancy O'Connor Mr. Mrs. Jerry Kimball Mr. Mrs. Robert Guptill Mr. Mrs. Raymond Hebert Thank You, The Maple Board DECLARATIVES The Yearbook The Driver's Permit Say sth The Headhunter The Head Man The Final Game The Happy Ones 47 The Sad Ones DANVER’S DINER Dinner Service with Restaurant Atmosphere Air-Conditioned Newbury St., Danvers, Mass. COUNTRY GAS SERVICE, INC. Stoves, Space Heaters, Water Heaters Floor Furnances, Industrial Applications 61-65 Maple St., Danvers, Mass. SP-4-1930 VERNON’S, INC. Farm Equipment--Parts--Service Danvers, Mass. SP-4-4410--SP-4-4411 Compliments of THE VILLAGE GREEN Danvers, Mass. 48 RIVERSIDE DAIRY 346 Merrimac Street Newburyport, Mass. Ba ise MME PHEC. TAWOle: The Farm Supply House for Essex County ESSEX COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE FARMING ASSOCIATION Farm Supplies, Hardware, Topsfield, Mass. TU 7-2309 Agway Inc. Home Garden Supplies Feed Seed Fertilizer Lime Farm chemicals Hay Shavings Tires Batteries Farm Buildings 9 Wenham St. Danvers 774- 069 49 DANVERS SAVINGS BANK On The Square Since 1850 Danvers, Mass. WATER’S BROWN BUILDERS HARDWARE Fine Cutlery--Mechanics Tools--Paints--Oils Churct orner cn Stree 57-59 Washington St., Salem, Mass. IRVING L. SNYDER JEWELER 6 Maple St., Danvers, Mass. SP-4-2020 Danvers oldest Jewelers WOODMAN DRUG CO., INC. 31 Maple St. Danvers, Mass. Compliments of ALFALFA FARM Rowley Bridge Road Topsfield, Mass. JAMES D. MURPHY, FLORIST Elowers for all Occasions 9 South Main Street Bradford, Mass. Compliments of WARREN FIVE CENT SAVINGS 10 Main St. Peabody, Mass. DEERSKIN TRADING POST Route 1 at 114 Danvers, Mass. Best Wishes HYLAND DINER U.S. Route 1 Danvers, Mass. Serving the best in food the year around CURRAN BROTHERS INC. FLORISTS Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Floral Design 15 Park Street Danvers, Mass. SP 4-1446 D2 CLIFFORD T. WHITTAKER SON Farm Industrial Equipment 3 Hobart St. Danvers 774-0830 DAWSON’S HOMEMAKERS CENTER Topsfield Village Shopping Center Hardware Housewares Gifts Toys Scotts Lawn Products Ortho Compliments of HK WEBSTER COMPANY 32 West St., Lawerence Manufacturers of BLUE SEAL FEEDS for Dairy Cattle, horses, rabbits also Dog Food and Wild Bird Feed a Hartnett Auto Body, Inc. 15 Water St. Danvers, Mass. GORDON GREENHOUSES, INC. Flowers for all occasions Florists Essex Road lpswich, Mass. DANVERS CO-OPERATIVE BANK Compliments of 11 Maple St. Danvers, Mass. DODGES ON THE PIKE Rowley, Mass. Pa Tater Says: My apples cider sure are the best Come to Dodge's make the test. Try the ice cream, then you'll agree, They're just great, come see. 54 WHITE FARMS Ipswich-Rowley Town Line Rte. IA Watch for the Guernsey Cow ESSEX AGGIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President James Cameron Vice-Pres. Phyllis French Secretary Marie Murray Treasurer Mildred L. Nutting Dues May Be Paid To Any One Of These Officers GAINSBORO STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR CLASS OF 1967 SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS ESSEX AG-TECH HIGH SCHOOL OMUUGOANML World News—1966 1. Communists Take A Walk—On October 12th, Soviet Bloc UN delegates took their customary “walk” as Nationalist China Ambassador, Liu Chieh, addressed the General Assembly. 2. First Lady Listens—Mrs, Ferdinand Marcos, First Lady of the Philippines, listens to her husband, President Marcos, ad- dress the UN General Assembly during a state visit in Sep- tember. 3. Secretary Seeks Facts—During a fact-finding mission to Viet Nam on October 10th, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara confers with U.S. Commander, Gen. Wm. Westmoreland. It was McNamara’s eighth visit to Viet Nam. 4. United Nations Chief Stays On—Secretary General U Thant tells a news conference in September that he wishes to step down, but will continue until a successor is found. Later, on December 2nd, he agreed to another five-year term. 5. Goldberg Discusses Viet Nam—Following a long conference with President Johnson in September, Arthur Goldberg, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, discussed prospects for a Viet Nam settlement and said, “the door is open and we see no evidence it has been closed.” 6. Jet Comes Home—A Phantom F4B glides onto a carrier deck in the South China Sea after a mission over North Viet Nam. 7. Happy Filipinos—This flag-waving group of Filipinos greeted President Lyndon Johnson on October 23rd as he arrived there for a Seven Nation Summit Conference. 8. Guest of Russians—During a December reception at the Soviet Embassy in Paris, French President Charles DeGaulle chats with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin who was visiting France. 9. Welsh Disaster—On October 2Ist, the world was sorrowed to learn that a huge coal slag heap at Aberfan, Wales, had come crashing down on some homes and the Pantglas Junior School. Nearly 200—mostly children—died in the disaster. 10. Russians Say No—On November 4th, Nikolai T. Federenko, Soviet Ambassador to the UN, casts the 104th Russian veto in the 21 year history of the Security Council. 11, Anniversary Ceremony—In October, this photo was moni- tored in Tokyo of young Chinese people celebrating the 17th anniversary of Communist rule of the Chinese mainland. 12. Erhard Loses—With bowed head, Ludwig Erhard contem- plates the many problems faced by his West German govern- ment. In late November, Kurt Georg Kiesinger successfully formed a new coalition government and became Chancellor. 10 SE 12 ESSEX-NORTH SHORE AG-TECH HS 39966000805439 OL — = z=