Everett High School - Crimson Tide / Memories Yearbook (Everett, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

The Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty dese Were Charles E. Bleiler Assistant Superintendent Our Ce2idevs Our Sfian s Joseph P. Barry Robert N. Millett, Jr. Joseph W. Finegan Rose M. O ' Rourke Ruth G. Hines Paul F. Sullivan Amerino J. Sarno Willard B. Whittemore John W. Fitzgerald Victor E. DeRubeis Thomas R. Brickley Virginia M. Ottaviano Lenox B. Putnam Joseph R. Hilyard Zolten J. Csicsek 3ov A oS Alfred C. Dowd Joseph J. Cantalupi Julia M. Gibbons Ralph W. Mallett Mary DuVal Ursula Leach Elizabeth M. MacMahon James E. Rafferty Evelyn S. Donnelly George W. Clay Henry J. Schlegel, Jr. Joseph P. Morse Mario Vultaggio Eileen A. Whelan James T. McKinlay, Jr. Lois E. Alpert Gordon H. Morris Helen M. Gibbons Well Done ney Were Patient dey Were dougdtjul ney Were Kind I Thomas J. Shatz Christine M. Lawlor Dennis A. Gildea Richard E. Hickey Helen C. Graham John C. DiBiaso Stephen R. Daisy Ruth L. Morgan Leo P. Kutrubes John B. DeGiacomo Mary E. Dorn John P. Sangermano Michael J. O ' Donnell Caroline F. Gerety Mathew V. Walsh ' ddey Were VedicAted We VedicAte Memories to Willard B. Whittemore For his many years of loyal and faithful service to the many graduates of Everett High School. 8 Our History The opening scene of this drama takes place in the confines of that well-known house of learning, the Albert N. Parlin Jr. High School, in the year of nineteen hundred fifty- five. Participating is a well-known cast of Catherine Apruzzese, President; George Oliviero, Vice-Presi- dent; Jeraldine Russo, Secretary; Louise Corricelli, Treasurer; ably assisted by a mob-scene of about four hundred characters. With the coming of fall, our spirited class cheer- ed our victorious team on the field as well as on the court. A sturdy lot, a vibrant group, a cast of work- ers all! How delicaiely is handled the first real social on a Friday afternoon when we saw the smiling faces of our ninth-graders; as they danced ever so smooth- ly; and how improved they seemed to be as the year passes. Activity is the bye-word as is proved by the over-whelming response to the call for athletic teams, debating teams, band, orchestra, glee club, talent show, public speaking contest, and other var- ied activities. This all-too-short, action-filled act is hi-lighted by the awarding of the Parlin P to thirty-three of the worthy cast. As the curtain falls, the climax is reached with the entire cast being presented certifi- cates of achievement which grant them the privilege of carrying their play to a larger theater--Everett High- -OUR SCHOOL! Adjustment of the cast to its new environment in the Everett High School seems, at first, to be chaotic. Like unwanted children they wander about looking for an elevator, while being laughed at, scorned, and ridiculed. Gone is the dignity of its position in life. Gradually this class, like a ship on a stormy sea, seeks haven and guidance in its leaders. Once again it ' s Catherine Apruzzese as President, Ann Campbell as Vice-President, Tena Lawrence as Secretary and Damon Bradley as Treasurer. As an added feature to the leading players we find great- er representation is needed. Our entire cast rises to the call and elects to student council: Francis Vultaggio, Ann Collari, and Marie Senibaldi. The first taste of true unity comes in quick time as the class is represented on the football field by Giuliano, Evans, Michalski, and LePore. This is the first out- ward sign that the Class of ' 60 is truly needed and welcome. The scene of action passes to the gym where the first social of the year is held--the Sophomore Hop . Progress is shown throughout the year as these little sophomores gradually adjust themselves and show their abilities by performing in the band, or- chestra, Gilbert and Sullivan, and the Talent Show. As the year draws to a close, after what seems to be a dragged- out length of time, we see our class --a real THREAT to the upper classmen by thier scholastic, athletic, and social abilities. September again and we gaze at the cast which has grown into young ladyhood and young manhood. How they strut and lord it over those poor sopho- mores. How short is their memory in one brief year. This time Nina Chiarello is chosen President; June Talbot, Vice-President; Tena Lawrence, Se- cretary, and Grace Ffando, Treasurer. Marie Seni- baldi, Jeraldine Russo, Mary Capachetti and Joan Colombo are chosen as members of the student coun- cil. In the field of sports, Lepore, Giannino, Motroni, Barbaro, and numerous others are standouts. Our junior class was very active, participating in Drama- tic Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Girls ' Glee Club, Lyceum, and many others. But to climax this won- derful year of football, basketball games, dances, assemblies, (and of course we musn ' t forget studies), the class of ' 60 presented its prom. This memor- able night will never be forgotten by those who at- tended. Richard Morello and Janet Tuovinen were chosen King and Queen. This marked the close of our junior year; and we could hardly wait for the biggest and greatest year to come. It seems only yesterday that this same group met in this same assembly hall for the purpose of homeroom distribution. The full forces of the re- alization that this is the last time does not strike this happy lot. To begin the year, we chose Richard Forestiere President: Dana Walsh, Vice-President; Carol Scanzillo, Secretary, and George Summers, Treas- urer. Representing us on the student council were: Brian Donnelly, Marie Senibaldi, Jeraldine Russo, Nina Chiarello and Mary Capachetti; who at once, swung into the task of preparing assemblies and functions to make this the biggest and the best year. Billy Anzivino is chosen Editor-in-Chief on the yearbook; ably assisted by Jackie Lee, Sally Saia, and Jean Mayo. Those old familiar faces of Giuliano, Centurino, Summers, Temple, Evans, Digby, Russo, Michalski, LaCourt, Lee, Gianino, Montroni, stars in the field 01 sports, really proved their great abilities. EHShas every reason to be proud of these boys. As for our new hockey team, well, it was fun! The Christmas danye with Giggie as Santa, the enter- taining Gilbert and Sullivan production, the Dramatic Club play, and of course the Talent Show packed full of members of our oh-so-talented class shall never be forgotten by any of us. And to give foreign in- trigue, let ' s add the Italian and French Club plays, also praise to the Spanish Club ' s Pinata Party for underpriviledged children! The Yearbook Dance was just great. Charlotte Dunbrack was chosen as Queen and Ursula Scarpellini, Nina Chiarillo, Angela DiDonato, Eileen Cardillo and Jeraldine Russo, were on the Queen ' s court. The old smoothies, Josephine Giacobbe and Brian Donnelly were our Waltz King and Queen. Withthe coming of April, so came Good Govern- ment Day. Joseph Lepore was chosen to represent Everett in the State House. Before we knew it, that long-awaited night arrived. The Senior Prom was held on April 29. It was a night of perfect enjoy- ment. And too quickly this last year of school passes on. How time does fly. Only yesterday it seems that we entered this play, and here tomorrow, is the future. Farewell classmates and actors all! May your future be just as bright as your past and may your Memories be always of the nice things and the best friends of t his your class of 1960. Martena Lawrence Assistant Editor John Lee Assistant Editor 5o Our IJedivSoo ff S crefarial Sfaff Biograpfiy Slaff Back Row: Jean Mayo, Catherine Apruzzese, Rosalie DiSciullo, and Jean Barbati. Front Row: James Rankin, Pat Napolitano, Leo Barrett. Back Row: Carol Stewart, Blanche Moccia, June Talbot, Erma Hudson, Joyce Lattanzi, and Pa- tricia Jameson. Front Row: Natale Porrazzo, Florence Gener- azzo, Sandra Blood, Jeraldine Russo, and Mar- iann Giunta. Activities Sfaff Back Row: John Lee and Joseph MichalsM. Front Row: Carol Pelosi, William Anzivino, and Sally Saia. 1 dese Were Our Seniov CldiSS Ojjicevs President Richard Forestiere Secretary Carol Scanzillo Treasurer George Summers Scdool Committee 24 SENIORS ARNOLD AARON 21 Reynolds Ave. Arnie Lyceum 2,3,4; Gilbert and Sullivan 4; French Club 3,4; Talent Show 2; Sci- ence Fair 2,3. Quiet, studious, reliable. May your future as an engineer be crowned with success. HARVEY ABEL 177 Springvale Ave. French Club 4. Quiet, intelligent, ambitious. The field of electrical engineering a- waits you. Wisdom TSIotding BARBARA AUBERTI 154 Main St. Italian Club 2,3,4. Giggles, neat, very sweet. Lucky kids who get you for a teacher. MARY ALLARD 46 Albion St. A ball of fun, unpredictable. May your aim in life as an airline hostess be only a stepping stone to heaven. CAROL ANN AGNETTA 23 Harley Ave. Studious, agreeble, a nice person to know. IBM will be improved with you as an operator. ELAINE ANASTASI 114 Clarence St. Friendly, nice to know, personable. Your future as a secretary is for as long as the boss can stand your not being his boss. CARL WILUAM ANDERSON 36 Jackson Avenue Andy Good kid, friendly, easy-going. May your ambition as a draftsman lead you on a st raight line to success. ROBERTA ANDERSON 161 Elm Street Bobby Glee Club 4. Cute, sweet, and petite. Bobby feels that her future may be in ladies ' styling. This could indeed be hair-raising. CHARLES W. ANNTNO 67 Swan Street Chick Calm, efficient, conscientious. Chick wants to be a printer and he certainly has our stamp of approval. Good luck. Witfiout Undevsidinding WILLIAM EDWARD ANZIVINO 29 Glendale Street Billy Football 2,3,4; Editor of Yearbook; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Mischievous, happy-go-lucky, never say die. Billy will wind up as one of our leading political figures. See you in the White House. CATHERINE ROSE APPRUZZESE 105 Clarence Street Cathy Class Officer 2; Junior Prom. 3; Sophomore Hop 2; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. Nice smile, lots of fun, well-liked. In the future all the little-people will be in love with Cathy . Can ' t you just picture her in front of that class teaching the ABC ' s. JOHN ARINELLA 66 Lynn Street Italian Club 2,3 4. Reserved, likeable, friendly. Designs will certainly change for the better when John has his own interior decorating business. ALAN H. ARMSTRONG I 23 Clarence St. Clem Colorful, quiet, full of fun. Clem will be the man responsible for great buildings being on paper. His drafting career will be outstand- ing. EDWARD AUGER 18A South Ferry St. Ed Nice to know, considerate, friendly. Ed has that certain way about him that will make him a great public re- lations man. ROBERT BAGARELLA 228 Main Street Bob Baseball 2,3,4. Easy-going, fun to be with, mischie- vous. Who can tell, we may be rooting for this boy in the World ' s Series some day. lUisdom 9s Noffiing GERTRUDE LOUISE BAGGS 30 Glendale St. Trudy Homeroom Officer 3. Reserved, gracious, smart. Your success as a secretary to some bank president is a certainty. TINA BARASSI 40 Beacon St. Gilbert and Sullivan 4; Madrigal 2; Italian Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2. Studious, well-groomed, talkative. Tina will be seen among her test tubes discovering cures for all ills as a lab technician. CHARLES BARBARO 189 Bow Street Barbs Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Of- ficer 3,4. Loves to dance, likeable, good athlete. Barbs will someday conquer the wild blue yonder as a jet pilot. After that a space man! RUTH ANN BARBARO 997 Eastern Ave., Maiden Ruthie Quiet, friendly, good-natured. Ruthie says that the key to her fu- ture lies in typing. Any office will be improved by her presence. JEAN RITA BARBATI 29 Tileston St. Jeanne Cheerleader 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Talent Show 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Attractive, popular, fun-loving. Can ' t you see Miss Petite designing attractive clothes for the ladies. She has designs in the fashion world. ' DAVID BARLETTA 37 Floyd St. Dave Nice to know, agreeable, quiet. Dave is rather undecided as to his future, but we know he will be a great thinker. Wxi oui Under si ATiding LEO J. BARRETT 88 Jefferson Ave. Homeroom Officer; Yearbook Staff 4. Tall, lady ' s man, go-getter. Our Leo will find some means to an end. That end will be either politics or business. ARTHUR BEATY 69 Lewis St. Art Studious, quiet, agreeable. Art will have his name in large letters over the business office of some engineering concern. GERALDINE BECK 23 Edith Street Gerry Energetic, sociable, a terrific person to know. Success as a secretary is assured Gerry . But we know she will only use this as a means to a very happy life in the business of matrimony. THOMASINE BECK 28 Edith Street Tomi Friendly, sociable, willing to help everyone. Tomi as a secretary will have men dictatingtoher for onlya short while, then she ' ll do the dictating to the man. STEPHEN BELLACQUA 11 K. K, Terrace Steve Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; Junior Prom 3. Intelligent, friendly, polite. Can ' t you see Steve as a great ed- ucator. We hope the world appreci- ates this boy ' s talents. DOROTHY BENSON 43 Lawrence St. Dotty Cute, helpful, agreeable. Dotty will be Miss Efficiency in any secretarial position. The boss won ' t fail to find time to take her to lunch. IfisJom 9s Notfiing VIRGINIA MARIE BERNARDI 291 Ferry St. Gin-Gin Full of fun, vivacious, steady girl. Gin-Gin feels that her future lies in her ability to prove that the best way to succeed is to work hard for whatever you aspire to. JOHN BIASE 98 Shute St. Johnny Easy-going, friendly, considerate. John says that there isn ' t a car going that he can ' t fix. His future will be in motor and mechanics. ROSEMARIE BIONELLI 95 Central Avenue Roe Gilbert and Sullivan 3. Lots of fun, nice to all, witty. Roe ' s profits and losses will be just a matter of keeping good figures. Remember your budget at home ! ROSAUE BISESTI 69 Prescott Street Roe Loves living, attractive, mischievous. Roe feels that her toughest job will be deciding just what to do in the fu- ture. Perhaps some young man will decide for her. ERIC THEODORE BJORKMAN, JR. 40 Hamilton Street Ted Helpful, shy, easy-going, Ted will be the man behind great construction. The world will seek his advice at every turn. JAMES H. BLOMLEY 30 Walnut Street Jim Jim in his quiet manner will direct great architectural endeavors. A sure success. VJitdout UndevstATiding SANDRA M. BLOOD 53 Linden Street Sandy Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4; Home- room Officer 2; Glee Club 4; Year- book Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Talent Show 4. Energetic, pretty, smart. May your future hold well as a med- ical secretary. Sandy will be the greatest help any doctor would wish for. JOHN BODNARUK 16 Adams Avenue Peppy Quiet, unpredictable, shy. Peppy in his own manner will only work with a soft pencil in his future as a draftsman. JUDITH BOUVER 10 Thurman St. Judy Sweet, polite and reserved. Judy will be a perfect help to a per- fect boss in a perfect office. May her perfection remain with her forever. GRACE ANN BONASORO 34 Baker Road Sister Gilbert and Sullivan 2; ItaUan Club 3; Glee Club 2. Jovial person, pleasant disposition, sense of humor. Sister wants the best things in life and she will have them. A nice mar- ried future with children just like their mother. FRANK BONO 85 Bow St. Nippy Track 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Quiet, reserved, track star. Nippy feels that teaching is his fu- ture. The world can learn a great deal from this young man. MARIE BONO 304 Ferry St. Homeroom Officer. Neat, quiet, nice to know. Marie wants temporary emplo; ment as a secretary and then she wi be all set to conquer new fields. lyisJom 9s Nothing JAMES E. BORGONZI 29 Oakland Ave. L. G. Likeable, easy-going, unpredictable. L, G. says the field of T.V. is al- ways looking for new stars. The search is over when this lad hits the big time. JUDITH ANN BOUDREAU 1 Cazenova Place Judy Serious, sweet, likeable. Judy will temporarily set up busi- ness as a secretary and then will transfer her attentions to becoming an ideal housewife. WILLIAM E. BRAZIER 11 Cannell Place Bull Band 2,3,4; French Club 4. Small, bashful, reserved. Bull will make his future a care in the air force. We hope he zoo to success. ARTHUR E. BRICKLEY 120 Vine Street Brick Football 3. Tall, good-looking, clean cut. Great success in tool engineering, but watch those fingers, Brick . Re- member you may have difficulty pointing out mistakes when you are boss. ROBERT BRICKLEY 26 Bettinson Avenue Brick Basketball 2,3,4. Reserved, unperturbed, good guy. Lots of thought before you decide your future. Whatever it is, we wish you luck and wealth. BERNICE BRIOSO 113 Woodlawn Street Orchestra 2,3; Italian Club 3,4. Agreeable, studious, thoughtful. As a legal secretary, Bernice will be a law within herself. Perhaps we can get free advice. lUiffiouf Undevstdinilmg RONALD ERODE UR 7 Park Road Pro French Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer i I A beaming smile and a bright outlook on life, a pal to all he meets. Good luck as an engineer. CHARLOTTE BROWN 27 Paris Street Chickie Quiet, pleasant, nice to know. Chickie wants to be boss of an of- fice and do the dictating. The boss will be luck to have this young miss as his boss. JANIE LOUISE BURKE 59 Chatham Road Spanish Club 3,4; Sec. 4; French Club 2; Glee Club 2,3. Cute, friendly, unpredictable. Hair-does and dresses and wearing apparel will all be improved with out Janie as a modcL 6 ROBERT PETER D. BUTLER 19 Wedgewood Street Pete Quiet, easy-going, agreeable. Pete feels he can make the world a safer place in which to live if he be- comes an engineer. Wefeelthe same way. JANET CALO 99 East Elm Street Sunshine Smart, fun-loving, well-liked. Some business sure to have Sun- shine in its office. Good luck and happiness to a future leader. VICTORIA CALO 267 Chelsea Street Vickie Homeroom Officer 3; Glee Club 4. Cute, nice to all, carefree. Lucky is the boss whose letters you write. Your future will be determin- ed by your ability to rule your home and be the boss when your husband is out. Wisdom ISIotfiing JOSEPH CAMARATA 68 Central Avenue Joey Not talkative, industrious, nice. Joey feels that teaching is his field and we hold these truths to be self ev- ident. We hope our children have him as a teacher. JANET CAMPAGNONI 48 Greenhalge Avenue Leader, studious, gracious. Janet by nature has that ability to master anything she attempts. ANNE CAMPBELL 78 Foster Street Class Officer 2. Nice to know, winning ways, well groomed. Watch your records and keep them straight as a medical secretary. With her white uniform, Anne will attract many patients. CAMILLE ANN CANTONE 17 Woodlawn Street Meal Homeroom Officer 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Sweet, nice to know, cute. Your career as a private secretary is bound to be a certain success. MARY CAPACHIETTI 90 Russell Street Cappy Cheerleader 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; School Council 3,4. Cute, intelligent, pleasing personali- ty. With Mary as a teacher, her pupils will surely do their homework. JAMES CAPOMACCIO 1 Hawthorne Chico Serious, friendly, well-liked. Chico says sports is what he is in- terested in, and we are sure that he will succeed in this field. Ififfiouf Under stmding PATRICIA D. CAPRA 19 Avon Street Mousey Homeroom Officer 3,4. Unassuming, cute, talkative. Pat i s a girl who will spend many happy hours pleasing her boss. Best of luck and happiness as a secretary. EILEEN CARDELLO 8 Oakes Street Queenie Cute, well-dressed, likeable. We know that your future will be a success in whatever you decide to do. Your personality will assure you of much happiness. CHARLES CARDILLO 192 Bradford Street Chuck Dramatics 2,3,4; French Club 4. Serious-minded, friendly, nice. With Chuck ' s ability, we are certain to see some outstanding coiffures on the ladies. You ' re bound to be on top. X LAURA CARROLL 4 Heath Street Sweet, reserved, polite. Asa secretary you will be a big help to your boss. Perhaps you will wind up cooking his meals for him. RICHARD CARUSO 33 Mystic Street Richie Track 2,4; Homeroom officer 4. Easy-going, good sport, friendly. Richie feels that the only life for him will be that of an engineer. We don ' t know what kind, but you can bet he ' ll be the best. JAMES CELATA 79 Revere Street Jimmy Serious, soft-spoken, a swell guy. Jimmy will join the air force and then will make up his mind as to be a career man or not. We will feel safe with you at the controls. JOHN CENTURINO 30 Wolcott Street Buddy Baseball 2,3, co-captain 4; Football 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. Very personable, athlete, smart. Buddy says that athletics is his first love but that he knows he will make a better engineer. You have the ability to be a great success in your chosen field and know you will have happiness. Ifisdom 9s Notfiing NINA CHIARELLO 310 Chelsea Street Cheerio Dramatics 2; Italian Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Class Officer 3; President School Council 4; Dance Committee 3; Homeroom Officer 3. Attractive, unpredictable, fun-loving. W6 know you will all agree. Queen of the Clouds--Nina will be. PAUL CIIRISTO 8 Union Avenue Chris Football 3; Spanish Club 4. Easy going, likes cars, quiet. As a photographer you will be the best, because you come from E.H.S. LEONARD CIABURRI 55 Autumn Street Lenny Babyfaced, full of fun, personality plus. Our boy Lenney will be a radar technician, and we know that he will go to great heights in his position. JOANNE RITA CIMMINO 76 Clark Street Jo Talent Show 2,4; Glee Club 3,4. Helpful, quiet, nice to know. To be an I.B.M. operator is Joanne ' s ambition and we know that she will receive much recognition. ANTHONY CIRCO 108-A Clarence Street Tony Football 2; Dramatics 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Likeable, fun loving, easy going. As a teacher you will agree Tony will be the one to succeed. Witfioui Under simding JOSEPHINE CIULLA 47 Woodlawn Street Jo Friendly, sweet, joyful. Meeting people with a great big smile, will help you get along all the while. KATHRYN ROSE CIULLA 104 Clarence Street Kathy Homeroom Officer 4. Warm smile, a big heart, character- ized by a mild manner and generous spirit. Any office will be brightened by Kathy ' s presence. HELEN MARY CLARK 66 Francis Street Spanish Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Glee Club 4. Pretty, quiet, neat. Taking medicine from the hands of this ladv-in-white will be a pleasure. L 1 NANCY CLARKE 20 Myrtle Street Dramatics 3,4; Italian Club 4; French Club 2,3,4. Studious, well-groomed, friendly. After college days Nancy will enter the professional field where her much needed talents will be begged for. BARBARA DEBORAH COHEN 29 Hamilton Street Barbi Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4; French Club 3,4. Friend to all, nice, agreeable. Barbi wants to be a phychologist. We know that her work is bound to get her ahead. She will help to make the world a better place in which to live. ROSEMARY COLAMETA 27 Shirley Street Roe Italian Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Talent Show 4. Attractive, unpredictable, well- dressed. Can ' t you see our Roe as an elemen- tary teacher. Better teachers mean better schools. With her in the pro- fession we ' ll have the best. Wisd om mg ANNE MARIE COLLARI 60 Preston Street Annie Dramatics 4; Spanish 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; School Council 2; Glee Club 3,4. Neat, well-liked, pleasant. Our Annie says to teaching she will go. We know her classes will learn their ABC ' s. LEONARD COLUBEE 90 Maiden Street Digits Nice Looking, unassuming, motor bug. Digits will be the man to see when your car starts to stutter. He ' ll be the best as a mechanic. JOAN COLOMBO 53 Belmont Street Mumbo Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; School Council 3; Talent Show 4. Personable, mischievous, carefree. Mumbo will be the same busy little bee in future life that she has been in school. You can ' t help but be happy and successful. EUZABETH CONLON 41 Henry Street Betty Friendly, dependable, sincere. That striking lady in white is none other than our Betty . W ith her de- pendability, she will rise to the top in her profession. DOROTHY ROSALYN CONSALVO 14 Falmouth St. Dotty Tall dark haired girl with a smile for everyone and always willing to help anyone. Dotty will be the sparkling light in a president ' s office. STEPHANIE ANN CONSALVO 37 Pearl Street Stephie Italian Club 3,4. Sweet, petite, nice to know. Stephie will always be on her toes. Her future as a dancer will be crown- ed with success. Witfiout Under stmding BARBARA CONTARDO 77 Englewood Avenue Barbi French Club 2. Pleasant, well-groomed, nice smile. Barbi is turning to the field of buy- ing. She will always have success selling her abilities in this profession. PAUL COOKE 19 Baker Rd, Cookie Spanish Club 3,4. Blonde, nice, quiet. As an electronics engineer, Paul will be the best E.H.S. has ever seen. JAMES F. COOPER 16 Rock Valley Avenue Coop Quiet, deep, a thinker. Coop has kept secret his future plans, but we know he will come out on top in his endeavors. JOHN CORBETT 24 Glendale Avenue Johnny Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 4. Nice-to-know, ambitious, interesting. Johnny is the type of guy we all are glad to have known. He has a way a- bout him that makes everyone rave. We know that with your ambition you will be a successful aeronautical en- gineer. I PETER CORREGGIO 22 Tappan Street Pete Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Home- room Officer 3,4. Tall, friendly, well-dressed. Pete is the boy liked by all you see. He says that he would like to be a teacher and we all know that with his personalityhe willbea huge success. ROBERT CORVINO 82 Everett Street Chopper Football 2,3. Likeable, mischievous, friendly. Chopper has decided to work for the Telephone Company. We know that with him on the line, everything will work out just fine. VJxs om 9s Notding ZENE CUDDY 10 Rosedale Ave. Cutlets Homeroom Officer 4; Talent Show 4. Giggles, cute, well-groomed. Zene is the kind who makes p her mind to something then goes to it and succeeds. Right now her mind is made up to be one of the best secretaries around. We all know that with her push she will succeed. JEANNE CUMMINGS 625 Broadway Jeannie Nice-to-all, easy-going, sweet. Jeannie wants to be a secretary for some big businessman. How can any business fail with her personality and ability backing it up. JEANNE MARY CUNNINGHAM 60 Clarence Street Dramatics 2; Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; Glee Club 2. Sweet, cute, nice-to-know. Pills and thermometers will lose their sting as little Jeannie prances into any sick room. She has such a friendly way that any patient will be sorry to say good-bye. Good luck al- ways, Jeanne ! 6 SANDRA LEE CUNNINGHAM 49 Arlington Street Sandy Spanish Club 4. Quiet, nice-to-know, personable. Sandy intends to brighten up the sick room and take care of the many wants of the ill. It should be a pleas- ure to be sick with her as your nurse. CAROLYN KAY CUSHING 142 Russell Street Ginger Pleasant, quiet, liked- by-all. Ginger f e e 1 s that the world will never give you anything for nothing. Her aim is to get the best the world offers and we know she ' ll succeed in her chosen field. PETER J. CUTRONE, JR. 191 Shute Street Pete Tall, dreamer, not-too-anxious. Pete feels that explorers in outer space will have a long and arduous career, so that ' s not for him. You can bet that Pete will be his own boss so that he won ' t ever have to work. Witdout UnJersfanding ALFRED D ' AGOSTINO 50 Warren Street Freddie Easy-going, well-liked, personable. Freddie has put a lot of thought into his future, but can ' t reach a solution. Perhaps he ' ll be a trouble shooter for I.B.M. machines. CONSTANCE D ' AGOSTINO 23 Rock Valley Ave. Connie Dramatics 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2. Studious, dependable, attractive. Connie will further her education to enter some professional field. Her success is assured. RACHELE JOANNA D ' ANGELO 99 Waverly St. Smart, quiet, reserved. As a secretary, this young lady will be the answer to a business office prayer. Success in the future. HELEN DAVEY 140 Harvard St. Ambitious, friendly, smart. Helen intends to be the right arm of some outstanding doctor as his secretary. You have an appointment with happiness and success. JON M. DAVIS 15 Woodland St. Jonny Track 3; Talent Show 2,3; Spanish Club 4; Band 2,3. Easy going, song-bird, fun-loving. Jonny will sing his way through life. His best tune will be in the field of engineering, and may you never hit a false nnfp Wisdom 9s Notding FREDERICK DEAN 122 Union St. Fred Quiet, studious, reliable. Fred no doubt will ' he a business man. Our future rests in the hands of this Tycoon. We know all will be well. JANICE MARIE DEARIN 24 Waverly Ave. Jan Dramatics 3,4; Gilbert and Sullivan 4; French Club 3,4. Unassuming, friendly, nice-to-all. Jan is rather undecided as to her future, but we know she has something up her sleeve other than her arm. We know she ' ll remember us in her fu- ture success. GERALDINE GRACE DeCARLO 25 West St. Gerry Sincere, genuine, friendly. Gerry feels that the world is not as pretty as it should be so she will do her best to improve things as a beau- tician. Happy make-ups. RICHARD DeFILIPPO 528 Ferry Street Richie Regular, friendly, quiet. Richie wants to join the air force and fly beyond the horizon into parts unknown. Good luck in your flight through life. ELAINE LOUISE DeGILORMA 28 Fairlawn Street Likeable, pretty eyes, smart. Take a letter, please. No sooner said than done. This efficient young lady will keep any boss from getting jangled nerves. We ' ll miss you, Elaine. DOLORES DELANO 33 Clark Street Homeroom Officer 3. Quiet, sweet, nice. Can ' t you picture this young lady as the dancing teacher of the future. May you have few steps to climb to reach the top in your aspirations. CHARLES JAMES DelGRECO 27 Harley Avenue Chuck Track 3,4; French Club 4. Industrious, well-mannered, well- liked. Chuck will be the man to watch as he becomes a leader of the business world. We know he has the ability to succeed. VJitdout UndevstATiding NEIL DELLA PI ANA 108 Main Street Earl Track 4; Dramatics 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Dance Committee 3; Oratorical Contest 4; Baseball 3,4; Football 3. Earl wants to aspire to the teaching profession. We know our children will be safe in his hands. Happy chalk dust and P. M. sessions. JEANNE DeNAPOLI 54 Bucknam Street Jeanne Dramatics 3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Li- brary Staff 3,4. Likeable, pleasant to all, well-groom- ed. Can ' t you just see the smiling face of Jeanne as you walk into a doctor ' s office for an appointment ? She ' ll cure your ills before you see the doctor. VIRGINIA DeNATALE 74 Bradford Street Ginny Gilbert and Sullivan 3; V. P. 4; French Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Studious, friendly, thoughtful. Ginny feels that life holds a great potential for everybody. She knows what she wants, but won ' t tell. Good PHYLLIS DERSOFI 15 Lawrence St. Phyl Lyceum 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; Home- room Officer 2. Studious, neat, nice. Phyl will become a linguist and travel far. Her versatility will be challenged only by her personality which will assure her success and happiness. PAUL DeVITO 183 Chelsea St. Kookie Track 2; Gilbert and Sullivan 2; Tal- ent Show 3. Musical, talkative, easy-going. Kookie wants to make the sea his future. We know that some day he will be an Admiral, RONALD DeVITO 58 Winslow Street Ronnie Serious, purposeful, pleasant. ROnnie intends to deal in the art of lines telling stories. We hope your drafting career is successful. Wisdom Nothing SENA DeYESO 20 Tileston St. Honey Talent Show 3. Honey will be the personable little lady we call the receptionist. She has the ability to put the whole world at 3ase and we know she will. JOSEPH DiBATTISTA 11 Kelvin St. Joe Italian Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Nice looking, care-free friendly. Joe will enter the teaching profess- ion. Education is in good hands with him at the helm. Remember the gold- en rule. FRANCES DiBENEDETTO 36 Linden St. Sukey Library Staff 3; President 4; Talent Show 3,4. Sweet and petite, well-liked by all. Sukey wants to enter the profession of beautifying the public. Your hair willalwaysbe true to you if her shop services you. ANGELA DiDONATO 5 Orient Ave. Tiny Homeroom Officer 2,4. Sweet, petite, liked-by-all. Tiny will sit in a big chair at a big deskandactas a secretary to the big boss. Her future as a secretary won ' t last long. The boss will wait on her. JOHN DIGBY 25 Birch St. Jack Baseball 2,3,4; FootbaU 2,3,4; Span- ish Club 4; Homeroom Officer 3,4. Good sport, easy-going, liked by all. Jack wants to sail the ocean blue and make the navy his career. He ' ll be a snappy naval officer. PATRICK DiGREGORIO 42 Nichols St. Deejie Football 2,3; French Club 3; Home- room Officer 2. Witty, personality-plus, unconcern- ed. Deejie has shocking news as an e- lectronics engineer. This is one field that will make progress with this young man. Witfiout Undevstrnding CLAIRE DiSARIO 14A Forest Ave. Miss Clairol Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Likeable, genuine, cute. Claire will keep the office in sprightly spirits with her personable ways. It ' s a lucky office that gets her. ROSALIE DiSCIULLO 92 Tileston St. Rosis Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 4; Home- room Officer 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Energetic, cute, well-liked-by-all. Rosie will be a receptionist until the right young man comes along. We know she will always have a warm place in our hearts and will be well received in her walk through life. RICHARD H. DOHERTY 28 OUver St. Duffy Witty, happy-go-lucky, friendly. Duffy feels that his success in his chosen field will come about only by his own ability and hard work. We know he has ability and that he can work hard. Good Luck. BRIAN DONNELLY 7 Prescott Road Binky Football 3, 4; Hockey 4, Captain; Home room Officer 3,4; School Coun- cil 4. Nice-to-know, popular-with-all, ath- letic. Binky will be a teacher and perhaps a coach. Your desire to succeed will be remembered. We ' ll always root for you. JEAN MARIE D ' ORLANDO 56 Paris St. Cochise Sweet, charming, friendly. Cochise feels that her future will be in the business world for a while, and then her love of home will lead her to being a wonderful housewife. WILUAM MICHAEL DRAGONE 34 WaU St. Drag Baseball 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Seldom-in-a-hurry, fun-loving, good- looking. Drag is a slow deep thinker and what ever the future holds you can be certain he won ' t rush into it. Wisdom TSlotfiing CHARLOTTE LILLIAN DUNBRACK 3 Wilbur St. Char-Char Queen of Yearbook; Talent Show 2,3, 4. Personable, fun-loving, genuine. Char will continue her business of conducting a dance studio. We know she ' ll step fast to gain success and happiness. RICHARD DUNBRACK 106 Russell St. Julius Spanish Club 2,3,4. Small, talkative, unconcerned. Julius expects to make business his career. What kind he won ' t say, but he ' ll make the best out of nothing. ROBERT ELDER 29 McKinley St. Bob Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3; Spanish Club 4. Blonde, quiet, good-natured. Bob feels that to predict the future would be wasting his time. Perhaps we may see him as a great band lead- er. MAUREEN EMERSON 36 Summer Street Quiet, friendly, sweet. Pounding keys and taking dictation will be but a step in thie direction of a nice home and family for this at- tractive girl. WILUAM EDWARD C. EMERSON 36 Summer Street Bill Gilbert and Sullivan 2. Mischievous, talkative, witty. Bill in his humorous ways is very deep. We know that his after-college days will be filled with glorious a- chievement. JAMES F. EVANS 9 Harvey Street Jim Basetoll 2,3,4; Co-Captain; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3. Athletic, good-looking, well-liked. Jim , our Stella athlete, has always been the same. We know his great success as a future engineer will leave him in the same likeable man- ner. Ififfioiif Undevstdinding ANTONIO FABRIZIO 38 Bucknam Street Italian Club 2,3,4. When in the future you see that sign, Fabrizio Engineering Co. you will blush with pride and say, That ' s our boy Tonyof the class of ' 60 of Everett High . JOHN FALZONE 93 Florence Street Fal Italian Club 2,3,4. Unconcerned, good-guy, good-look- ing. Someday Fal will be the best insur- ance broker in the world. His ability to make friends and keep them is a wonderful asset. RICHARD FINOCCHIO 33 May Street Richie Track 3,4; ItaUan Club 2,3,4. Shy, likeable, fun- loving. Richie will be found making jet planes fly the way they should. His zip should bring him to the front. ( KATHLEEN ANNE FITZERALD 15 Floyd Street Kathy Enjoys living, talkative, mischievous. Kathy will give you a pillow and bring you comfort high above the clouds. She ' ll cause some poor pilot to bail out of single life for her. HELEN M. FITZPATRICK 5 Edith Street Gilbert and SulUvan 3,4; French Club 3,4. Quiet, unassuming, minds-her-own- business. Helen has so many things in mind that ourLB.M. machine is confused. You can be certain that she will be a suc- cess in her chosen field. VJisdom 9s Notding VICTORIA FLEISHMAN 3 Maiden Street VicM Dramatics 3,4; Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Oratorical Contest 2. Amiable, intelligent, dependable. Vicki will enter the field of physical therapy. We know that any patient of hers is sure to be cured. EUGENE FOGUA 34 Floyd Street Foge French Club 3,4. Witty, well-groomed, barrels-of-fun. Foge is holding out on predicting his future. Whatever field he enters, we know that he will be as welcome as he was at EHS. JOSEPH FOLLO 47 Waverly Street Joe Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3,4. Athlete, friendly, nice-to-know. Joe says a straight line is a pleas- ure to draw and feels that he can do a good job of it in the field of drafting. RICHARD JAMES FORESTIERE 32 Harding Avenue Richie Football 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Class Officer, President 4. Full of life, talkative, persuasive. May you always be as talkative as you are and a politician you will make by far. MICHAEL P. FORRESTALL 28 Mead Street Mike Nice-looking, friendly, personable. Mike has the ability to succeed in whatever he chooses to do in later life. Big Business will welcome him. FRANK FOTI 683 Broadway Frankie Friendly, easy-going, good-sport. Frankie says he wants to be a friend to all, particularly those who want a good job of having tile set in their homes. RUTH FRANCIS 30 Pleasant View Avenue Maggie Shy, nice-to-know, pleasant. Ruth won ' t divulge her ambition but we know it is high. Good luck and it has been our good fortune to know you. VJiidout Undevstdinding DONNA FREDERICK 132 Chestnut Street Daisy Mae Smart, quiet, good-friend. As a secretary this young miss will serve notice to the whole office that she is tops. Do you think she will have Lil Abner for a boss. We hope so. RICHARD J. FRIZZELL 46 Paris Street Richie Quiet, personable, interesting. When your car ' s in trouble and you don ' t know what to do, just call Rich- ie and he ' ll get it fixed for you. ULLIAN J. FRONGILLO 15 K. K. Terrace Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Talent Show 3. Cute, nice-to-know, helpful. If Lil ' s ambition is realized, as a bookkeeper she will be. May you find a bright and prosperous future await- ing you. DONALD E. FULTON 29 Kenwood Rd. Don Track 2; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Quiet, efficient, studious. Don wants the world to know that good engineers are scarce and that he will help to remedy the situation. Good luck and happy construction. 4 JAMES GAGUONE 90 Bow St. Gag Gag isn ' t sure of his future plans as yet. The only sure thing is that he ' ll be a success. PraLlP GALLANT 7 Maiden Street Phil Pleasant-to-all, fuU-of-fun, genuine. With Phil ' s personality and wonderful ways we know he is bound to succeed in whatever he decides to do. Wisdom Notfiing JOHN GANLEY 238 Elm Street Johnny Cute, friendly, nice. Johnny has not chosen his career as yet but we know he will be a great success coming from E.H.S. LOUISE GAROFANO 18 Woodward Street Quido Barrels-of-fun, popular, energe tic. Quido has found her future career as a beautician. We know that with her push she will be a success. JOHN M. GAYNOR 12 Kenwood Road Bucky Bucky i s an eager- beaver and will pursue his chosen career with great skill. 11 FLORENCE GENERA ZO 23 Timothy Avenue Flo Dramatics 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Talent Show 4. Sweet, petite, popular. With a girl as sweet as she and so trim and popular too, she ' ll succeed in whatever she may want to do. BARBARA GEROKOUUS 26 Shute Street Bunny Quiet, serious, friendly. Bunny ' s a wonderful girl as all can see, she ' s sure to be the belle of the telephone company. JOSEPHINE L. GIACCOBBE 21 Gilmore Street Pony Easy-going, laughing always, happy- go-lucky. Success to you as a politician, and keep talking. lUiffiouf UndevstAuding PHIUP A. GIANTASIO 482 Ferry Street Phil Nice-looking, witty, reliable. Phil will make an engineer, with drive and reliability. You ' ll be a success we ' re sure. JOHN GIANATASSIO 9 Hawthorn Street Johnny Track 3. Ambitious, hard worker, good friend. Hope that you never will have to re- present any of your classmates. Al- ways remember the scales of justice. THOMAS A. GIANNINO 58 Cottage Street Abe Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Homeroom officer 4. Witty, pleasing-personality, well- liked. We hope you ' ll break all slugging re- cords in pro-baseball and then be known as the greatest. mm I DENNIS GILUS 192 Bucknam Street Denny Full of zip, loves a laugh. Denny believes that a laugh is much better than a frown. May you always remain the same and how can the world help but smile on you. WILLIAM GIORDANO 42 Kelvin Street Bill Friendly, intelligent, generous at heart. Billy will always be with paper and pencil in his hand. JOSEPH GIULIANO 55 Adams Avenue Joe Baseball 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Foot- ball Co-captain 4; Spanish Club 4, Athletic, popular, shy. A leader among men. As an engineer he will be a great success while he tries to be more popular and less shy. lUisJom 9s Notfiing MARIANN E. GIUNTA 35 Bennett Street Little Mae Cheerleader 4; Talent Show 2, 3; Year book Staff 4. Tiny, energetic, cute. To be a secretary is Little Mae ' s aim. Her personality and winning ways will surely lead her to success. STEVEN GLASS 105 Nichols St. Oratorical Contest 3,4; Lyceum 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4. Studious, reserved, polite. Thisamtossador of good-will is cer- tain to persuade any power of the truth and virtues of his political be- liefs. DORIS E. GOODWIN 57 Cleveland Ave. Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Nice, quiet, personable. Doris wants to be an IBM operator. This will only be a lull in her pro- spective busy life as a housewife. ' I JEAN EUZABETH GRAF 9 Revere Street Jeannie Nice smile, blonde, good fun. To tyi e and take dictation appeals to Jean. We know that this will be a mere stop on the road to happiness as a dutiful wife. LOUIS GRANDE 18 Wall Street Geno Debonaire, sociable, unsettled. Geno feels that his future may be inthe field of contracting. Good Luck. WILUAM GREENFIELD 198 Vine Street Bill Dramatics 4; French Club 4; Orator- ical Contest 2,3,4. Personable, studious, quiet. Bill is a man of words. We know that in the future his deeds will more than match his words in his field of endeavor. Wiifiout Under si mding EDWARD GUARINO 2 Lewis Place Big Ed Homeroom officer 4. Known-to-all, tons-of-fun, popular. Big Ed intends to turn to the field of accounting. We know that with his personality and ability this will make him quite a figure. LEONARD GUARNERA 25 Carlson Street Lennie Football 3; ItaUan Club 2,3,4; Home- room Officer 2,3. Likeable, smooth, nice-to-know. Lennie wants to be an aeronautical engineer and perhaps design a plane that will take us to the moon. JOSEPH GtnLIANO 24 Alpine Avenue Joe Football 4. Care-free, personable, friendly. We know that Joe will have no trouble in his chosen field of engi- neering. Happy designing. FLORENCE HALL 92 Clark Street Flo Cute, well-groomed, nice. Flo just won ' t make known her fu- ture plans but we are very certain that the best is none too good for her. We wish you joy and happiness. JOANNE HANSEN 32 Pleasant View Avenue Jo Quiet, unassuming, studious. Jo is another of those quiet girls who wants to keep the future a secret. It ' s been so very nice to know you and we hope you have a wonderful life a- head. JOYCE MARIE HARRINGTON 72 Clinton Street Majorette 2,3; Talent Show 3; Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Industrious, personable, very nice. Joyce will add beauty to the heavens as an airline hostess. Will you pilot the pilot? VJisdom Os Notfiing JOHN HENDERSON 94 Florence Street Friendly, unworried, smiling. John will no doubt cut quite a figure in the field of accounting. Too much red ink will put you out of a job. EMMA HENSEY 16 Veterans Avenue Robin Quiet, easy-going, friendly. Robin has that way about her that makes her a model girl. We know that in her career as a model her services will be in demand. DONNA HIDDEN 6 Summit Avenue Dramatics 2,3. Tiny, sweet, likeable. To be a private secretary is your wish and may it be fulfilled for only as long as it takes to win over a rich and handsome young man to your way of thinking. JOANNE ROBERTA fflGGINS 58 Fremont Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 2,4. Smart, unassuming, personable. Some people say that Blondes are dumb but Joanne proves this false. She wants to be a bookkeeper. We bet it will be her hustond ' s bank books. CHARLES raSCOOCK 70 Freeman Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 3. Reserved, industrious, capable. We hope your career as an engineer will be a success. You have just what it takes to make the world a better place in which to live. NANCY HOBBS 179 Springvale Avenue Neat, pleasant, studious. The world of business will claim our Nancy as an efficient secretary. We have a feeling that this will be but a means to an end. Can ' t you see her in a little white cottage and a nice family of five. Ififfioiif UndevstAnding JUDITH HOOLEY 5 Linden Street Judy Talent Show 2. Sweet and petite, well-dressed, cute. Judy wants the world to kjiow that she intends to make happiness and friendliness her goal in life. What ' s money if you ' re without contentment. We know success is yours. EUZABETH ANN HOVER 8A Wilbur Street Betty Friendly, personable, likeable. Betty has that just what it takes to make a swell nurse. With this girl taking care of you, a fellow could be sick forever, and not mind it. llT ERMA HUDSON 51 Hosmer Street Dramatics 3,4; Sec. 4; Homeroom Of- ficer 3; Yearbook Staff. Attractive, nice to know, smiling. Can ' t you just see Erma in front of a class teaching the ABC ' s. We know you will be happy as a school marm, but not for long. MARTIN ALAN HURUCH 15 Nichols Street Marty French Club 4. Reserved, nice-to-all, smiling. Marty says he hears the call of the wild and wants to be an engineer. Choose a good field Marty , trains are becoming obsolete. ALBERT HUSSEY 79 Abbot Avenue Al Friendly, enjoys life, likeable. In your future years as a machinist, keep your fingers out of trouble. You ' ll need them to shake hands with your public when you are governor. MARILYN INDELICATO 178 Springvale Avenue ItaUan Club 3,4; Talent Show 2,4. Quiet, efficient, good-sport. Imagine coming out of ether and see- ing Marilyn at your bedside. No doubt you would believe you were in heaven. Good luck as a nurse. Wisdom 9s ISIotding RONALD K. ITZO 8 Dartmouth Street Ronnie Care-free, personable, well-liked. Whatever the future is your desire. We can wish you nothing but health, wealth, and tons of happiness. PATRICIA ANN JAMESON 126 Glendale Street Patti Homeroom Officer 2,4; Yearbook Staff. Intelligent, vivacious, helpful. As a teacher you will be the very best. It is our hope that our children will appreciate the fact that you are the same at forty as your were at eigh- teen. JANET JANNINO 513 Ferry Street Lotta Cute, friendly, personable. As a secretary Lotta will be the answer to a boss ' sprayer. With your efficiency you will be exchanging an office for a cabinet kitchen. JANICE JULIANO 26 Hamiltion Street Jan Attractive, personable, efficient. With Jan as a dental assistant, everybody will be fighting to get into her office, or, it won ' t be like pulling teeth to get the males to visit their dentists every day. NATHAN KARP 45 Hamilton Street Nate Likeable, a good guy, smart. Nate will hang out his shingle with the footnote, Attorney at Law . We hope some day it will be Judge Karp who will be keeping us out of jail. CYNTHIA KASSELLS 639 Broadway Cyndy Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Sec. 2; Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; French Club 3,4. Studious, nice to know, stylish. One finds here a mixture rare. A girl both studious and fair. We hope that as a future therapist medicine won ' t be the only thing to take up your time. Wiidout Undevstmding EDWARD KEEFE, JR. 23 A Alfred Street Eddie Homeroom Officer 4, Friendly, smart, ambitious. Eddie wants to become a radio and T.V. announcer. For a fellow of his calibre this is not carrying anything too far. May his melodious voice be heard all over the world. CAROLYN ELIZABETH KENNEDY 146 Union Street Lyn Cheerleader 4; French Club 4; Glee Club 2,3,4. Fashionable, energetic, nice. Lyn has decided to be a fashion re- tailor. Perhapswe willbe able to get all our clothes at wholesale from an old friend of the class of ' 60. WILUAM KENNEDY 66 Tileston Street Wild BiU Spanish Club 4. Ambitious, friendly, nice to know. This boy wants to enter Medical School. We hope it will be Dr. Ken- nedy and not Dr. Wild Bill . Happy appendectomies to you Doc. ELEANOR KIDDER 158 Nichols Street Ellie Dramatics 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Talkative, studious, flashy socks. We are not certain of EUie ' s ambi- tion but we do wish her success. DENNIS KING 60 Cleveland Ave. Denniekins Nice, well liked, personable. Denniekin hears the law courts calling and will answer the summons. If you ever need a lawyer, he ' ll be the best. J. BARRETT KING 59 Pierce Ave. Barry Personable, well-liked, ambitious. Barry says his ambition is not cer- tain at this time but we know that he may make poUtics a hobby. His fu- ture will be in the business world as a salesman. lUisJom 5s Notding RICHARD E. KING 6 Hazel Park King Quiet, nice to all, personable. King willalwaysbeakingno matter where he goes or what he does. We hope he finds the right queen and has a fine family of princes and princess- es. ALFRED N. LaCAVA 74 Francis Street Tiger Spanish Club 4. Talkative, good worker, dancer. We know not why they call him Tiger but we do know he will achieve his end in life. Good Luck, Al. SANFORD L. LACK 3 Maiden Street Sandy Fun-loving, personable, likeable. Sandy knows that the field of teach- ing will give him a chance to sell him- self. Don ' t let the monsters get you down. JOHN LaCORCIA 11 FrankUn Street Dude Witty, dependable, care-free. Dude will enter the newspaper field. We hope he makes the headlines and then he ' ll be on top. STEPHEN LaCOURT 43 Pleasant Street Football 2,4; Track4; French Club 3, 4. Adonis, not shy, personable. Steve hopes to further his education and enter the business world and be- come an executive. MAX LAGER 81 Florence St. Butch Gilbert and Sullivan 4; French Club 3,4. Versatile, fun, smart. Butch will enter the business world and correct many of the existing er- rors. This will be Eutopia with Butch as king. Ififfiouf UndevstAxiding PEARL REBECCA LAGER 81 Florence St. Peni French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2. Nice smile, personable, nice. Peni says that teaching is the life for her. With her charming manner- isims and her latest attire she should have all the little ones looking up to her. JUDITH SYLVIA LAMBERT 58 Foster Street Judy Cheerleader 4; French Club 4; Gil- bert and Sullivan 4; Talent Show 4. Eager, school-spirited, friendly. Our former cheerleader will spend her time cheering up her patients. Be patient with the patients as a nurse, Judy . URANIA LAMBROS 179 Linden Street Ronnie Gilbert and Sullivan 4; French Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3. Well-dressed, neat, nice to all. We know that Ronnies ' future will be just as wonderful as her past if she pursues her goal with the same persistance and consistance as ex- emplified in her high school days. JOHN RICHARD LANGONE 99 Clark Street Cookie Baseball 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Witty, care-free, easy-going. Cookie always accepted the good with the bad and was not bothered too much by it. His future will not be a rush to success but rather a steady pull to happiness. JOSEPH J. LANZILLO 9 Belmont Street Lang Liked-by-all, easy-going, nice. Lang holds that little setbacks should not upset you. May you al- ways be the same and achieve suc- cess in life. CAROLE ANN LaRUE 33 Fuller Street Homeroom Officer 2. Beaming, sweet, competent. Carol will be the lady who makes your plane reservation w he n you leave for parts unknown. Do you sup- pose the pilot will be her hubby? JOYCE ANNA LATTANZI 27 Pierce Avenue Joy Orchestra 3,4; Talent Show 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. Sweet, pleasant, nice-to-know. Joy intends to bring joy to some doctor ' s office as his secretary. Maybe she ' ll marry the doctor and cut down on the overhead. IfisJom 9s Notding MARTENA LAWRENCE 55 Ashton Street Tena Cheerleader 3,4; Dramatics 2; Span- ish Club 4; Class Officer 2,3; Dance Committee 2,3; Talent Show; Assis- tant Editor Yearbook. Talkative, pretty, the very best. Your charm, personality, and ability will never be wasted. May your fu- ture asateacher be a life full o happiness and success. You ' ll al- ways be a leader and a good one. MICHAEL LECCESE 57 Harvard Street Mike Personable, nice smile, regular. Mike wants to become a real big business man and help to maintain thesolvency of this great nation. We know you will always be solvent no matter what your future. Good luck. JOHN LEE 27 Revere Street Jack Football 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff-Assistant Editor. Athletic, good-looking, liked by all. As we gaze through the papers in years to come we will see the name Jack Lee heading many articles. Good luck in the field of journalism. LOUIS LEGGERIO 88 Tileston Street Lou Italian Club 4. Studious, shy, very serious. Louis is not certain as to his future but we know that a fellow of his make- up will be a credit to his endeavors. IRENE LePORE 69 Englewood Avenue Lynn Quiet, nice, serious-minded. Lynn hopes to be the best secre- tary an office could ever have. We know she will succeed until the right young man comes along. Wiidout Under standing JOSEPH LePORE 9 Cabot Street Joe Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; French Club 3,4; Hockey 4; Homeroom Offi- cer 2,3,4. Hard-worker, personable, athletic. May you always have a happy life as an engineer. Play the game of life as you have sports and you can ' t help but be a success. EVELYN LEVENSON 18 Wedgewood Street Evie Neat, friendly, likeable. Evie knows that she is bound to be happy and successful. She has train- ed herself to face life with vigor and charm. May your troubles all be little ones. STEPHEN W. LEWIS 79 Bucknam Street Big Steve Band 2,3,4. Candy-lo V e r , musical, personable. Music lovers will be listening to Big Steve and his symphonic jazz band. May your future be all sweet notes. KENNETH LINDHOLM 11 Fisher Terrace Kenny Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4. Quiet, conservative, smart. Kenny feels that with his knowledge he would be remiss in his duty if he did not pass it on to the younger gen- eration. Good luck as a pedagogue . EMILY MARIE LISTORTI 71 Waverly Street Emmie Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Quiet, likeable, nice to know. Emmie will make an ideal nurse with her charming disposition. Good luck and lots of happiness in the fu- ture. MARGARET LORDEN 76 Francis Street Peggy Sweet, nice-to-all, quiet until known. Our Peggy knows that efficiency is necessary for success. Lucky will be the boss who has this young lady in charge of his office. JOSEPH MacKAY 823 Broadway Joe Basketball 4; French Club 4. Lively, likeable, personable. Joe ' s worries seem to be few, but we know that he is very serious when he wants to be. We hope all his hopes and aspirations will be realized in a long life. Wisd om 9s ing JAMES W. MADDOX 32 Fairlawn Street Jim Baseball 4; Basketball 4; French Club 4. Nice-looking, personable, easy- going. Jim ' s style of easy-living and mild manner are sure to give him much success in his chosen field. Best of luck. PETER MAGGIO 13 Wickfield Ct. Mugger Track 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Hockey 4. Regular-guy, nice-to-know, hard worker. May you always be on the top of the list during your life as a physicist. WILLIAM MAHONEY 48 Clinton Street Billy Quiet until known, industrious, per- sonable. We don ' t know in which profession Billy will choose to be, but whatever it is, success will be a reality. HELEN EDITH MAIN 30 Stuart Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4; Home- room Officer 3. Blonde, cute, liked-by-all. Helen holds to the belief that after school a girl should work for awhile, find the right fellow, and settle down and become a dutiful wife. Good luck, Blondie . JOSEPH MAIURI 97 Belmont Street Joe Friendly, witty, nice-to-know. With Joe ' s personality and friend- liness towards all, we know that he is bound to succeed in any chosen field. Ififfiouf UndevstATiding SANDRA MALKASIAN 46 Beach Street Maiden, Mass. Sandy Personable, fun to be with, likeable. Sandy ' s profession she will not confess, but whatever it is, she ' ll be a success. VIRGINIA LOUISE MANION 153 Glendale Street Saluki Quiet, unheard, blonde. Saluki says don ' t let the blonde hair fool you. She likes to, put on the dog. In fact, she ' d love to raise her own pups and have a kennel full of thoroughbreds. JOSEPH F. MANNETTA 50 Baldwin Avenue Italian Club 2,3,4. Short, ambitious, friendly. Electronics is Joseph ' s ambition. We are sure he ' ll be a success under any condition. Best of luck. ROSE MARIE MAROTTA 68 Maiden Street Quiet, friendly, sweet. With her quiet but pleasing manner, Rosemarie ' s bound to be a welcome addition in any office. ROBERT MARRONE 23 Stevenson Avenue Bones Jovial, personable, likeable. With his determination, Bones will soon be one of our country ' s most successful engineers. CAROL LORRAINE MARTIN 36A Water ' s Avenue Always laughing, full of fun, friendly. Carol will be found in the capacity of a social worker. We hope that her housekeeping duties won ' t suffer be- cause of her worries for the welfare of her fellow man. Wisdom 9s Notfiing CAROLE IRENE MARTIN 76 Albion Street Marty Genuine, reserved, pleasant. Carole ' s friendliness to all and mild manner all rolled up into one assures her of success as a medical secre- tary. CHARLES MARTINAGE 210 Hancock Street Charley Homeroom Officer 4. Witty, capable, mischievous. Charley ' s career is not yet stressed but whatever it is he knows he ' ll be a success. MARIO MARTINE LLO 9 Valley Street Italian 2,3,4. Popular, beaming, intelligent. No matter what he chooses to be his life ' s career we know that he will succeed when he departs from here. JEROME SPENCER MATHEWS 97 Harvard Street Jerry FrenchClub 2,4; Class Secretary 2. Tall, good natured, capable. His friendly way, his winning smile will bring Jerry success as a lawyer, for a long, long while. X RUTH ANNE MAY 48A Lexinton Street Shy, not talkative, sensitive. Ruthie is quiet, and me-thinks a wee bit sensitive. Her blushing cheeks are an asset to her . You ne- ver hinted as to your future but deep water runs still. lUiffioiif UndevstAnding JEAN MAYO 60 Dartmouth Jeanne Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3; French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Yearbook Staff-Assistant Editor; Dance Com- mittee 3. Cute, personality-plus, well dressed. E.H.S. has been glad to know this lass, for, with her winning ways, we know she is headed toward nothing but success in the teaching profes- sion. EUGENE E. McCarthy 288 Ferry Street Gene Interested in cars, quiet, shy. Gene ' s ambition is not yet stressed, still we wish him all the best ! Per- haps he ' ll become owner of F. W. Woolworths. ARTHUR MCCONOLOGUE 110 High Street Art Personable, nice-guy, likeable. A nice guy is Art and likeable too. TheU. S. Army will see a lot of you. OWEN McGONAGLE 29 Maple Avenue Owie French Club 2. Quiet, carefree, friendly. Quiet, friendly, that is he, success as a teacher Owie will see. RUTH McMAHON 321 Broadway Fun loving, friendly-to-all, person- able. A girl as attractive and friendly as Ruth will have no trouble succeed- ing in whatever she wants to do. Good Luck ! DAWN MARIE Mc MULLEN 163A Belmont Street Pat Friendly, nice-to-all, quiet until known. Travel up, travel down, through the whole dark world, and suddenly its Dawn. Success in your chosen field. RICHARD MERCIER 39 Wedgewood Street Richie Tall, unassuming, likeable. Richie is wonderful to know but rather a hard fellow to get anything out of. His future he won ' t tell, but no matter what it is, we wish him well. LORRAINE ANNETTE MERCURIC 111 Irving Street Nice-to-know, neat, quiet till known. As an accountant, Lorraine should have sure success. Remember the profits in life should be greater than the debits. Wisdom 9s TSlotfiing JOSEPH MICHALSKI 57 Pearl Street Joe Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Band 2,3, 4; Orchestra2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff. Good -looking, pleasant-to-all, de- pendable. We have been unable to get from you your ambition, but we predict that you won ' t be ajockey or a cook. Maybe a career in the Air Force I JEANETTE F. MICKELL 98 Francis Street Janet Dramatics 2. Pleasant, helpful, well- liked. Jan will be just the busiest little secretary you ever saw. We are wil- ling to bet her future won ' t be to re- main in any stuffy office very long. A nice, stuffy kitchen will be hers. DORIS MARIE MIETZNER 12 Luke Road Kit French Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Glee Club 3. Dependable, intelligent, friendly. Can ' t you picture Kit among a ton of test tubes in some laboratory. Fu- ture cures for all ills will be made by this girl, not by doctors. DONNA MILANO 45 Revere Street Class Officer 3. Attractive, likeable, pleasant. Good luck in whatever field you en- ter. Knowing you has been a ray of sunshine in our lives. May you al- ways be the same. JAMES MILES, JR. 126 Vine Street Flash Fast, intelligent, genuine. Jim will blossom forth as the man withthe plans. His work as a drafts- man will lead him into a field of en- gineering. VJitfiout Under siAxiding ROBERT MILLEY 100 Glendale Street Mil Basketball 2,3,4. Personable, athletic, amiable. Mil seems to be the type to enter the teaching profession. Yours will be a life full of questions and an- swers. Happiness and luck always. LOUISE ANN MINICHIELLO 26 Rock Valley Avenue Lu Dramatics 2,3,4. Liked by all, pleasant, nice-to-know. May you always have luck and suc- cess in the future in whatever you choose for your career. Knowing you has made school and its boring mo- ments a wonderful past. PATRICIA S. MITE 21 Bryant Street Patti Attractive, full-of-fun, mischievous. Patti says, I guess I ' ll be a pri- vate secretary. It will be a pleasant office with this girl in command . She ' ll demand and get respect and maintain her personality and charm. BLANCHE MOCCIA 79 Kinsman Street Moche Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ta- lent Show 4. Cute, ba r r e 1 s -of-fun, personality plus. Good luck to you in all your ambi- tions. We know that Moche has that certain something that makes all that know her appreciate her ta- lents. May you be radiant forever as you have been in the past. LORETTA MONACO 39 Madison Avenue Lorre Homeroom Officer 2. S e r i ou s -minded, interesting, not talkative. Lorre wants to be a private sec- retary to a big boss in big industry. We know in her quiet manner she will be in demand to boss the boss for- ever. lUisJom 9s Notding DIANA MONSINI 38 School Street Homeroom Officer 4. Nice smile, neat, charming. May you always have the best of luck as a secretary and carry your per- sonality thru life. To call you friend is a pleasure to all. NANCY MOORE 61 Estes Street Gilbert and Sullivan 4; Glee Club 2,3. Nice-to-know, shy, studious. May you be as good a teacher as you are a student. We hope that all our children will have you as their teach- er. What a fate. NANCY MORECROFT 91 Glendale Street Nan Glee Club 2,3. Intelligent, chatter-box, deep-think- er. Clear the run way ! There comes United Airlines with Nancy in com- mand. There ' s never anything but order and precision where this lady will be found. Good flying. Nan. RICHARD P. MORELLO 73 Elsie Street Dick French Club 3,4. Quiet, likes cars, likeable. Dick has the feeling that his fu- ture will be decided by Uncle Sam. Who can tell, he may perfect an easy way to reach the moon without a rocket. i Or BEATRICE L. MORRISON 11 Fairmount Street Bea Someone-to-know, ambitious, nice smile. Bea is the quiet, sophisticated type with a genial smile. She says fehe ' d like to be a secretary. Her office will be in her own home. BERNICE MOTZI 29 Shirley Street Bunny Spanish Club 4; Talent Show 4; Glee Club 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2. Good friend, fun- loving, neat. Bunny is a model girl with a mo- del disposition. She hopes to be a secretary for a while and then she will settle down to a model life as a model wife. Ififfioiif Undevsimding MAURICE THOMAS MUISE, JR. 92 Florence Street Tooms Hockey 4; French Club 3,4; Home- room Officer 2,3. Dependable, smart, friendly. Tooms would love to be a profes- sional hockey player. We know that whatever field you enter you will be a genuine success. We hope that you will always remember us when you reach the highest level of your goal. ALBERT MULCAHY 87 Kinsman Street Red Spanish Club 2. Pleasing personality, always smil- ing, likeable. Red would like to be an ambassa- dor of good will in the service of his country. With his personality, he can ' t fail in any capacity. ROBERT MOTRONl 93 Swan Street Mo Baseball 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Bas- ketball2,3,4, co-captain; Homeroom officer 3,4. Likeable, good-natured, pleasing personality. May you always be a peach because Phys Ed is what you ' ll teach. Good luck always Mo ; we ' ll never forget the wonderful job you have done for EHS at Boston Garden. MARIA MUOLLO 59 Tappan Street Maria Friendly-t o -a 1 1 , courteous, quiet- till-known. This quiet , but very friendly, girl feels that life holds a great deal and that she is going to seize the best opportunity that presents itself. Happy hunting ! ROBERT MURCH 29 Evelyn Road Bob Football 4; Hockey 4. Likeable, personable, sports-mind- ed. Bob feels that his success lies in his own ability to face life ' s prob- lems. He has the courage and the ability to succeed in whatever he chooses. JAMES B. MURPHY 53 Woodward Street Murph Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Nice-looking, musical, industrious. Musical Murph a nd his muffled music. This will be the favorite band of the future . Toot your way thru life with our best wishes. RUBY MURRAY 43 Tappan Street Ruby Quiet, smart, pleasant smile. Ruby has that pleasant way about her that draws many friends. Her intelligent thinking and personable ways will assure her of a happy life. Wisdom 9s Notding PASQUALE NAPOLITANO 54 Myrtle Street Pat Yearbook Staff 4. Blonde, cute, good- sport. Pat wants to be a master of the monsters. We hope you find that our children are every bit as receptive as their oarents. AMATO NARDELLA 167 Belmont Street Spider Basketball 3,4; Track 2,3,4. Tall, quiet, very friendly. Spider wants to be an engineer of sort. Whatever his field of endea- vor, we know his conscientious ef- fort will lead him to success. IDA RUTH NERENBERG 94 Maiden Street Curley Gilbert Sullivan 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. FuU-of-fun, good-sport, nice smile. Curley feels that she would love to be a big machine operator--of IBM machines that is. We know that she ' ll make that machine do the only thing it can ' t do--TALK!! Best wishes. ANGELO NICOLAI 28 Baldwin Avenue Nick Football 2 . Great -guy, ambitious, fun-loving. Nick ' s ambitions should carry him far in his chosen field. He may be the cop on the beat or the fireman who protects us. Success in your endeavors. DANIEL NIGRO 38 Dunster Road ' Danny Homeroom Officer 4. Pleasant companion, good-natured, great-guy. Danny wants to be a pilot for Uncle Sam. He ' s had his early training in that bomber of his. Happy landing ! ELAINE OBERLANDER 44 Staples Avenue Lainie Quiet, nice, cute. Any boss will be pleased to have her as his secretary. Can ' t you just see Lanie as a wonderful housewife and a perfect mother. lyilfioul UndevstAnding GEORGE M. OLIVIERO 32 Shirley Street Band 4; French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Hardworking, outstanding, helpful. George rather feels that he can offer the best possible service to his com- munity with a personal approach. Maybe his children will play with his policeman ' s badge. CARLEEN M. OLSON 118 Clarence Street Spanish Club 3,4. Nice to know, ambitious, personable. Carleen will fly the airways to distant lands. A stewardess is but a means to her end. Maybe she will pilot a pilot through life. GARRY D. PAGE 49 Estes Street Garry French Club 4. Quiet, nice, likeable, personable. Garry wants to cater to our silent house pets. We hope in the future you never put on the dog as a ve- terinarian. 4 JOSEPHINE PAGLIUSO 15 Glendale Street Joey Homeroom Officer 2,3. Talkative, cute, nice-to-know. Joey will use her personable man- nerisms as a receptionist. What a ray of sunshine she will be in any office. ROBERTA PALUMBO 48 Cross Street Bobbie Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Nice-to-know, petite. Bobbie will be the lady behind the ladies ' latest coiffures. May you have a happy, carefree, hairdressing life. MARIE E. PARADISO 12 Park Terrace Homeroom Officer 3. Nice-to-know, quiet, steady. Marie is the kind of girl we like to call our friend. Her temporary fu- ture as a secretary will but lead to a greater future in the field of hus- bandry. ANN PARASCAND 87 Swan Street Annie Homeroom Officer 2,3; Oratorical Contest 2; Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3. School spirited, popular, always smiling. If the world were full of girls like our Annie , what a wonderful place it would be. Our girl Ann with her winning ways will surely please her patients or her pupils. Wisdom 9s Noffiing ROSE ANN PARELLA 30 Courtland Street Rose Marie Serious-minded, cute, friendly. Rose has the feeling she is not going to be dashing for a busy life. May the future be a cushioned slide down the primrose path of life. ARNOLD PARSONS 2 Jerome Ct. Goldie Spanish Club 3,4; Homeroom Offi- cer 4. Good-looking, pe r s o nal it y -plus, friendly. Goldie will deal in figures--as an accountant, that is . We hope that life is never in the red . JEAN PARSONS 36 School Street Jeanne Sweet, petite, friendly. With facts and figures, the security of your future seems fully assured. However, the book you keep before many years are passed, will be a household budget. RUTH MARIE PARSONS 56 Vernal Street Ruthie Dramatics 3; French Club 3,4. Likeable, pleasant, smart. A cheery greeting and a gracious smile, a handful of pills finds Ruth- ie in style. We know that all the doctors will be looking for her help to relieve any doubt. lUiffiouf Under simding RUBY L. PATRICK 34 Jackson Avenue Rube Gilbert and Sullivan 2,4. Intelligent, dependable, neat. Rube wants the world to know that success is measured by hard work and tears. We know it will be a cry- ing shame if she is not the best in her chosen career. ROBERT E. PEACH 4 Baldwin Place Bob BasebalH; Basketball2,3,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Officer 3,4. Full -of -fun, pleasing personality. Bob says he ' ll either be an engin- eer or a teacher. Better make up your mind so that at our 25th reunion we ' ll know whether to call you pro- fessor or not. VINCENT D. PARZIALE 1 Elm Road Puzzy Football 2,3,4; Track 4; Hockey 4; Italian Club 2,3,4. We 11 -liked, fun-loving, nice -guy. Puzzy knows that he will find his star in the sky and will orbit it with great success. He may be a future scientist. We know that with his terrific ways he will be nothing but the best. ARTHUR THOMAS PEARSON 14 Clarence Street Skip- Flash Basketball 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3; French Club 4. Popular, serious at times, consider- ate. Skip in his unassuming manner will enter the business world and will rise to the top in his field. A real nice fellow to know. PATRICIA PECORARO 29 Haskell Avenue Pat Jovial, unpredictable, cute. Pat finds that life is not a bore. She will be constant in her endeavor to keep things interesting at all times. CAROLE LEE PELOSI 55 Lewis Street Peanuts Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Lots of fun, cute, sweet. Our best wishes go with you in what- ever you do. Peanuts , we know that your future is bound to bring you a wonderful home and a happy life. CHARLES PERRELLA 28 Courtland Street Charlie Football 2,3. Handsome, quiet-until-know, pop- ular with girls. May you never get a wrong steer in your life as an engineer. lUisdom Notding CAROLYN LARAINE PERRY 50 Cabot Street Spanish Club 4. Pretty, cheerful, likeable. Luck to you always in your life as a dress designer. We ' ll be buying our dresses with that tag, Styled by Perry for years to come. CHRISTINE PESCE 79 Cottage Street Chris Cute, quiet, nice-to-know. Chris wants to fly about in some office and run things her way. She ' ll doit, too. So far, her way of life has been well organized and we know it will continue so. ELEANOR ANN PISANO 37 Edith Avenue Ellie Silent, studious, sweet. Ellie will brighten up some office with her charm as a secretary and then will settle down to a life of marital bliss. ROBERT PITTS 751 Broadway Pitts ie Football 2,3. Likeable, carefree, nice guy. May you always do your very best as a machinest. BARBARA A. PIZZANO 18 Richdale Avenue Bubbles Attractive, whiz in class. May all your patients like you as your fellow students did. If there are any who don ' t, they ' ll need more than a doctor can offer. CAROLYN LOUISE PLATI 220 Bradford Street Carrie French Club 3,4. Personality-plus, fun- loving, like- able. Carrie says she wants to be a re- tailer. Of what we do not know. But you can bet she will have a good bill- of-goodsto sell to the right custom- er. Without Under stAxiding SUSAN M. POLITO 9 Park Road Sue Glee Club 2,3; Madrigal 3,4. Not talkative, unseen shy. Sue is so quiet that many times it is said that she was the lost chord in the Madrigal Singers . Those of us who know her best really know that the nicest things are the quietest. NATALIE PORRAZZO 66 Harvard Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Glee Club 2, 3; Madrigal 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Sweet, smart, genuine. Best wishes go with you in your ca- reer as a private secretary. Some- day after you travel round the world will you tell us about it? ROBERT FROST 29 Newton Street Skippy Unconcerned, easy-going, nice-guy. May you always be on the right course in your life in the U.S. Air Force. Fly high and true and you will reach your destination. SUSANNE POWERS 112 Clarence Street Sue Talent Show 3. Intelligent, ba r r e 1 s -of-fun, ener- getic. Sue will offer the passenger all the comforts of a well organized home in the capacity as an airline hostess. ROBERT PRATT 4 Derne Street Bob Blonde, clever, nice-to-know. A future in the business world seems to be Bob ' s future. We fail to see how he can miss being an asset to any company. ROBERT L. PRATT 70 Veterans Avenue Sparky Basketball2,3,4; SpanishClub 2,3,4. Nice-to-know, basketball enthusiast hard- worker. May the business you enter be the best for you, Sparky . Perhaps you will become a fire fighter. lUisJom Notding RICHARD J. PRIORE 10 Betinson Court Rich French Club 3,4. Smart, nice-guy, personable. Rich will enter the field of engin- eering and will someday be the name behind successful ventures into the unknown. ANGELA QUATIERI 49 Woodlawn Avenue Angle Quiet, smart, dependable. Angle wants to be a dental hygienist but we know it will be like pulling teeth to keep her on this job when the right young man comes along. JOYCE ANNE QUEENAN 142 Bradford Street Queenie Great-kidder, liked -by-everyone, good personality. Queenie was a Iw ay s there when she was needed and we hope she will remain the same as a telephone op- erator, that is until the right fellow gets her number. VINCENT J. RAGUCCI, JR. 68 Clark Street Vinnie ' ' Track 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Lots -of -fun, swell guy, likeable. Vinnie will spend his life drawing pictures. Not of trivial matters and such, but rather he ' ll be a leader in drafting projects of great impor- tance. BARBARA RE PPUCCI 8 Bolster Street Poochie Homeroom Officer 3. Likeable, pretty, intelligent. Combine good looks and ability and you have a wonderful formula for success. Our little Poochie was blessed with all the qualities for a life of happiness and enjoyment in her success. JOANNE LILLIAN RAIMO 39 Foster Street Jo Likeable, nice personality, fun- loving. Jo wants to be the best wife and mother the world has ever known. We know she will be very happy and will live up to all her hopes and as- pirations. PATRICK REARDON, JR. 66 Everett Street Pat Homeroom Officer 2. Personable, well- liked, always smil- ing. Pat has that certain way about him that assures you of sincerity and friendliness. His ambition he keeps a secret but we know the future holds much happiness and success. GRACE RANDO 32 Everett Street Gra Italian Club 3,4; President 4; Home- room Officer 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Dance Committee 3. Wonderful personality, full-of-fun, well- liked. Gracie will insist on living on a large ranch and raising her own Pal- erminos so that all her little ones will become cowboys. We ' re all go- ing to miss you, pal. JAMES RANKIN 30 Swan Street Rank Football 3,4; Baseball 4; Track 2,3, 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3, Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff. Friendly, fun-loving, popular. Although not a big fellow in stature, Rank stands very great in the eyes of his classmates. His future will be a success if he but retains his own personality and lives the future as he has the past. Witdout UndevstAnding A A JAMES REYNOLDS 20 A Prospect Street Morty Good guy, nice-to-know, likeable. Morty came and saw and passed. He was quiet, ambitious, and above all, happy. As to his future, he never had time to tell us. Maybe he ' ll be- come a secret service man. TERESA RICCIARDI 16 Lynde Street Terry Nice to know, unassuming, pleasant. Terry was one of those girls who was in agreement with anything that was progressive. Her tastes for the nice things in life were high and this will lead her to a wonderful and happy future. CAROL ANN RINDONE 159 Vernal Street Carrie Nice, friendly, fun-loving. Carrie will be a certainty for a happy and successful life if she but retains her personality. Can ' t you just picture her with a flock of smil- ing little ones. VJxs om 9s Noffiin JANICE ROCCI 1 Russell Street Jan Glee Club 2,3,4; Madrigal 3; Home- room Officer 2. Eager, giggly, friendly. Who will you find in the front office? Jan of course . She has all the qual- ities for a wonderful secretary until the right fellow starts dictating. GARY ROMBOLI 32 Prospect Street Rumbles Football 4; Band 2; Italian Club 3,4. Good fellow, likeable, fun-loving. They call him Rumbles we know not why. He rumbles not, he grum- bles less; infact, he ' s rather shy at times. May your future success create some rumbles in this world of ours. DIANA LAURA ROSA 59 Carlson Street Di Italian Club 3,4; Talent Show 4. Neat, pleasing personality, a true friend. Miss Rosa, take a letter . Hard- ly ! I ' m the boss ' s secretary, there- fore I have a secretary . Your fu- ture will be pencils, pots and pans, Cadillacs, babies clothes, and a long and happy life. RONALD ROSS 31 West Street Ron Sleepy, likeable, serious. Best of luck in the future. Serious Ron likeable too. These will not impede his chance to succeed. ELAINE ROSSETTI 987 Broadway Small, full-of-fun, nice-to-be-with. Bestof luckas a nurse. Elaine, pe- tite and sweet will be as a nurse a delight to meet. VIRGINIA ROSSI 48 Cleveland Avenue Ginger Fun-loving, pleasant, nice-to-all. Aprivate secretary you all know must always be very much on the go. And so we know that Ginger will do just peachy. Witdoui Under stdinding ELEANOR ANN MARIE ROTONDO 163 Elm Street Sneakers Class Officer 2; Talent Show 4. Intelligent, pretty, liked-by-all. Sneakers has designs on becoming a private detective. Can ' t you just picture her working around the house with a kitchen full of kids looking for two minutes rest. Happy hunting. BARBARA M. ROZOMOFSKY 102 Maiden Street Barb SpanishClub 3,4; FrenchClub 2,3,4; Dramatics 3. Very studious, intelligent, nice. Barb knows that a woman ' s work is never done, hence, all day she will be found with her little darlings in the class room and all night trying to read their papers. GAIL RUSSELL 26 Wyllis Avenue Gigi Quiet, smart, nice-to-know. Gigi is fooling when she says she wants to be a secretary. With her ability she ' ll take the boss by storm and spend the rest of her life dictat- ing to him. ' I JANE RUSSELL 75 Waverly Street Quiet, reliable, friendly. Jane wants to spend a part of her life as a secretary and then settle down to the ever-active duties of a house- wife. ROBERT L. RUSSELL 10 Elm Street Good-looking, pleasant, nice-to- know. Russ wants to wear out pencils on a drafting board. We know this will give him a line on greater things. CAROL ANN RUSSO 47 Reed Avenue Carol Tiny, personable, full cf fun. Carol in her own intimate manner says she just wants to be a darn good housewife. We know that she will, and also that she ' ll make a darn good mother, too. JERALDINE BARBARA RUSSO 63 Newton Streiet ' T)ini Cheerleader 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ta- lent Show 3,4; Italian Club 3 4-Sec- retary; School Council 3,4; Yearbook Staff. Attractive, popular, pleasing per- sonality. ' T)ini says she wants to be a pri- vate secretary to some big business mogul. We feel she will be seen at our twenty-fifth reunion wrapped in mink and sable. Her husband will be a fur trapper. VJisdom 9s Noiding GERALD RUSSO 55 Newton Street Gerry Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4-co- captain; Homeroom Officers 3; Foot- ball 4; Spanish Club 4 Basketball star, popular, well- dressed. May you always have the know-how as a coach and teacher. JOHN RUSSO 48 Coolidge Street Football 2 . Friendly to all, fun-loving, good-guy. John has decided a businessman he ' ll be. With his disposition, we know he ' ll open up a joke shop. MICHAEL RUSSO 35 Bryant Street Mike Small, happy-go-lucky, good student. Mike wants to become an electri- cal engineer and figure out some way to furnish electricity in every home without the use of wires. No short circuits on your road to success. ROBERT RUSZKOWSKI 91 Baldwin Avenue Bob Hockey 4. Nice, even-tempered, quiet. May your future life be bright as a teacher and may the little monsters respond to your even disposition with alacrity. SERAFINA SAIA 15 Elm Street Sally Italian Club 3,4; Talent Show 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Junior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff 4. Cute, )opular, intelligent. When Sally becomes a therapist we know that we will all be in very good hands. Best of everything in the fu- ture. Witdoui UndevstAnding RICHARD SALE MI 50 Luke Road ' T)ick Italian Club 2,3,4. Intelligent, nice-looking, witty. Dick will enter the field of electri- cal engineering. We know that his future will be shockingly successful. PAULINE SUSAN SAVARD 48 Dartmouth Street Paul Brunette, friendly, ambitious. Pauline is a busy little Bee . Her future as an x-ray technician will give her a wonderful outlook on life. PATRICIA ANN SAWYER 106 Chelsea Street Pat Cheerful, retiring, friendly. We have the feeling that Pat will become a wonderful teacher. Her in- fluence on children will be the best. However, this will lead to marital bliss. CAROL ANN SCANZILLO 92 Russell Street Majorette 2,3,4; Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Offi- cer 2; Class Officer 4; Talent Show 4. Nice to know, friendly, cute. Who is that sedate old teacher ? Why it ' s Carol teaching baton-twirling and gymnastics ! ! Good luck, teach- er, remember us when you become a principal. URSULA R. SCARPELLINI 65 Jefferson Avenue Terry Italian Club 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2; Talent Show 4; Glee Club 3. Full-of-fun, nice-to-know, nice dresser. Terry is interested in being a lab. technician. We know she ' ll be happy among her test tubes--for a while at least ! ANNETTE SCHENA 41 Tremont Street Netty Likeable, quiet, pleasant to all. Punching keys, taking dictation, arranging meetings; all this and no eraser. Netty will stand this un- til the right man rides up in a big car and leads her to the altar. Wisdom Os Notding SA NDRA SCHIAVO 26 Myrtle Street Chinky Homeroom Officer 2,3. Tall, pretty, friendly. Chinky will be the little girl to res- pond to every call you make. The telephone service should improve with her in charge of exchange. MARILYN JOYCE SCOTT 81 Freemont Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 2; Spanish Club 3,4. Tiny, sweet, neat. Marilyn will be a stern but lovable teacher. Remember to tell the child- ren about when you were in school. JUDITH SEIBEL 16A Stevenson Avenue Judy Quiet, nice-to-know, pleasant. Judy wants to face the world and look about her before she settles down. Perhaps she ' ll try the field of selling before her venture into the field of matrimony. i SANDRA SELLARS 52 Grover Street Sandy Smart, neat, cute. Sa nd y w i 1 1 be a receptionist in some fine office. Wait until she re- ceives the right visitor at the right time and the lucliy fellow asks her the fatal question. MARIE ANN SENIBALDI 25 Marie Avenue Slugger Italian Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; SchoolCouncil2,3,4; Dance Com- mittee 3; Talent Show 3,4; Glee Club 2. Cute, popular, intelligent. Slugger will enter the field of edu- cation and may become a professor in some exclusive girl ' s college. Some day she may be dean, except for her husband ' s objections. Witfiout Under stmding IRENE PRISCILLA SHATTUCK 41 Wolcott Street Homeroom Officer 3; Glee Club 4 , Reserved, intelligent, helpful. No doubt you will someday visit a P. T. A. meeting and there will be our Irene in charge. As a teacher she ' ll be the best. BARBARA SHEA 86 Bow Street McShea Quiet, serious, pleasant. As a secretary, she ' ll be the best. We feel that Barbs will find great- er happiness in the field of marriage . Lucky fellow who wins this girl ' s hand. KENNETH E. SHOESTACK 93 Maiden Street Shoe Lyceum 2,3,4; Dramatics 2. Diligent, serious, personable. Shoe feels that there are many un- discovered wonders in the world be- yond the naked eye. He will discover many of these in his future as an astronomer. MICHAEL SIMONELLI 24 Heath Street Mike Italian Club 2,3,4. Liked-by-all, nice-to-know, easy- going. Mike knows that the engineering field is in need of good men and he will help to lessen the shortage. LOUISE SINAGRA 35 George Street Lou FuU-of-fun, carefree, likeable. Our Lou will be a free-lance sec- retary. Her abilities are unbounded and her disposition will make her be in great demand. Oh, yes, she ' ll be a busy housewife and mother some- day too ! JOSEPH A. SmACUSA 23 Francis Street Joe Italian Club 2,3,4. Likeable, pleasant, good-guy. Joe wants the world to know that he is available in the field of mechan- ics. His will be a busy life with ne- ver an idle moment. JOHN SIRACUSE 15 Luke Road Johnny Homeroom Officer 4. Progressive, diligent, personable. Johnny will enter the business world in some capacity. In time he will be in headlines for his execu- tive ability. VJisdom 9s Notding GERALD SKOLNICK 95 Fremont Avenue Jerry French Club 3,4. Friendly, winning-personality, good- disposition. Good luck in your chosen field as an engineer. Remember we knew you before you gained fame and fortune, so don ' t forget us. CHRISTOPHER SNOOK 66 Fremont Avenue Chris Band 2, Homeroom Officer 3; Spanish Club 3. Mischievous, car-crazy, never-to- be-found. Chris will possibly become a race car driver. Happy hairpin turns ! FRANK SOLANO 28 Woodrill Street Fink Good fellow, helpful, friendly. Fink will be a contributor to the field of automation. This contribu- tion will be in mechanics and service . CAROLE LEE SOLEMINA 130 Elm Street Shy, pleasant, deep- in-thought. Carole in her own inimitable manner will exemplify the perfect secretary. Her future happiness is assured by the knowledge of her ability to judge and choose. LYRA F. SPARROW 7 Rich Street Giggly, energetic, friendly. A smile, a pleasant word, a gift to gab, and a host of friends. Go through life with the same disposition and you will raise a family of the same kind. JOAN A. SPERLINGA 7 Clarence Street Nice-to-know, quiet, pleasant. May you always have success and happiness as a secretary, but we know you will be much happier in an eight-room ranch home raising a wonderful family. Witdout UndevstAnding LEONARD SQUILLACIOTI 16 K. K. Terrace Swill Italian Club 3,4; Dance Committee 3. Good-guy, quiet until known, friend- ly. We know you will be the eager-beaver of the future and we hope our friend- ship will remain forever on a non- legal basis. BURTON STAVIS 109 Florence Street Burt Baseball 2. Talented, well-dressed, good-look- ing. May you someday reach the top in your future career as an entertainer. May your curtain calls be many and your services always be in demand. JANET MARY STELLA 82 Lewis Street Jan Talent Show 3; Glee Club 3,4. Full- of -fun, liked- by-all, Ambitious. Jan will never have trouble in her ability to manage her affairs. Her star in the sky is ringed with suc- cess and happiness. CAROLE E. STEWART 36 Rock Valley Avenue Yearbook Staff 4. Quiet, studious, nice-to-all. We hope that in the future you live in a constant celebration of Christ- mas. No office will keep this young lady from her house work. ROXANNE STRONG 153 Nichols Street Rox Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Blonde, smart, nice-to-all. Rox will be very busy all her life and make some man a lovely wife. We can ' t picture you with anything but happiness and success. I JOHN SULLIVAN 10 Road B French Club 3,4. Shy, studious, reliable. John in his quiet manner will be- come an educator. His ability to think things out and retain informa- tion is a wonderful asset. We sin- cerely hope that he will someday be in charge of our youngsters. Wisd om 9s Notfiing KAREN ANN SULLIVAN 62 Bennett Street Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Officer 3,4. Cute, pleasing-personality, intelli- gent. Can ' t you just see this pretty young miss behind the teacher ' s desk in some elementary school ! Karen will love her work almost as much as her pupils will love her. GEORGE SUMMERS 72 Hancock Street Lefty Baseball 2,3,4; Football 3,4, Co- Captain; Basketball 2, 3, 4;Homeroom Officer 4; Class Officer 4. Athletic, popular, good-looking. We know you will be in constant de- mand. Thrill the work of business just as you thrilled us in athletics. VINCENT SUTERA 198 Main Street Vinny Quiet till known, witty, amiable. Vinny may enter the field of buy- ing or selling or even have his own habadashery. These abilities are unlimited. JUNE I. TALBOT llA Oakland Avenue Tally Class Officer 3; Dance Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Cute, intelligent, liked-by-all. Tally intends to see that the only way a doctor can stop from being sick and nervous is by her expert atten- tion as a secretary. Perhaps she ' ll make the job permanent. JOSEPH TAMMARO 45 Vernal Street Joe FuU-of-fun, laughable, dependable. May you always have the best of luck in the future in whatever field of en- deavor you choose. EDWARD TANZER 216 Vine Street Eddie French Club 3,4. Quiet, nice, friendly-to-know. Eddie can ' t quite make up whether to open his own bank or to wait awhile . His future as a big business tycoon is a certainty. Wii oui Undev standing NANCY JANE TARAMINO 62 Abbott Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4; French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Talent Show 4. Nice, friendly, neat. Good morning teacher ! Can ' t you just hear the little darlings greeting you each day. We know they will be lucky kids who have you fora teacher. CAROLE TAYLOR 9 Winter Street Micki Homeroom Officer 2,3. Pretty, fun-loving, talented. Micki will be one of those wonder- ful teachers who will have to put up with our children. We are happy to remind her that she should not blame us for driving her into marriage. DAVID TEMPLE 33 Calhoun Avenue Dave Football 2,3,4. Football player, hard-worker, ser- ious. Dave will a Iway s prove to be a success in his endeavors. His won- derful disposition will make him wanted. Tackle life as you did on the football field and success is as- sumed. JANET TENNANT 35 Ellsworth Street Jan French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2; Talent Show 3,4; Glee Club 3. Pretty, liked-by-all, personable. Quicking p uls e s -raging tempera- tures-high blood pressure and no- body sick. It ' s just our Jan the nurse passing gingerly thru the ward. JAMES THISTLE 9 Irving Street Jim Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3; Italian Club 2,3: Homeroom Officer 2; Dance Committees; Talent Show 3,4; Ora- torical Contest 2. Musical, smart, ambitious. We know you will be a terrific musi- cian. We feel that with your varied abilities you will go on to great suc- cess in your chosen field. Wisdom Noifiing ELLEN THOMAS 45 Chatham Road Toni Polite, nice, quiet till known. Toni feels that her future lies in one field in particular, namely mar- riage. We know she will have much happiness and will enjoy the securi- ty of a wonderful husband and a fine family. JOAN M. THOMSON 136 Chestnut Street Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Unpredictable, shy, deep-in-thought. Joan says a secretary she ' ll be, but, we know she means in the President ' s cabinet. JOSEPH M. TIBERI 20 Lynde Street Joe Band2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4. Musical, studious, pleasing person- ality. Best of luck in the future whatever it may be. Your talents are many and we know the best will be fore- most and will gain your success. MARIE ELLEN TODINO 4 Union Avenue Friendly, pleasant-to-all, quiet. A little typing and shorthand and a long lunch hour. Then who knows, she may be a business woman. Per- haps she ' d make more money if she opened a restaurant and took advan- tage of that long lunch hour. Good Luck, Marie. DONNA TRAFTON 104 Chestnut Street Majorette 2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 3,4. Friendly, likeable, dependable. May your life as a secretary be happy and successful as short as it will be. Your future will be found in the se- curity of a large new home, a large fine husband, and a large family. NEWELL C. TRAILL 15 Reed Avenue Dusty Spanish Club 2,3,4. Minds his own business, likes planes, quiet. Dusty might become the most fa- mous man in the world in-as-much as he could be the first man into space. With his love for flying and his determination to rise in the world, this could be it! JOSE PH TRAV ALINI 45 Adams Avenue Joe Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Dance Committee 3. Smart, quiet, pleasant-to-all. Joe says he will be a teacher and send all the students out into space. We hope that he realizes he will shoot himself right out of a job. Wiidout UndevstAnding PAULINE THERESE TRICKETT 180 Russell Street Polly Homeroom Officer 2. Attractive, full-of-fun, liked by classmates. May you always have happiness be- cause you rate, in finding the man who will make the perfect mate. MAUREEN TROY 30 Oakland Avenue Sweet, nice-to-know, always smiling. Maureen ' s in a dither as to what the future holds, but you can be sure she ' ll be happy. Who can tell, she might become a politician. WILLIAM TUFTS 29 Wilbur Street Tally-ho Spanish Club 2,3,4. Friendly-to-all, nice-looking, full- of-fun. May you always have the best of luck in your future endeavors. The world is a finer place to live with a friend like you. JANET TUOVINEN 761 Broadway Likeable, nice-to-know, quiet. Jan says that she would love to be a secretary for awhile and then marry the bachelor boss. i I JOSEPHINE VENEZIA 2 Prescott Terrace Jo Nice-to-know, likeable , pleasing personality. Jo may be found taking dictation and writing letters for some business executive but not for long. She will be doing the dictating to her husband and family in a large ranch house in the suburbs. MARIE ELAIN VANELLA 7 Winslow Street Mev Tiny, cute, sweet. Mev in her own little way wants to be a bookkeeper. Can ' t you see her struggling over her books to keep a budget for a nice husband and four children. Ifisdom Notding NANCY MARIE VERGONA 425 Ferry Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4; French Club 3,4. S tudious, quiet, nice-to-know. There comes that nurse with pills and medicine. It ' s a good thing to know that she is so much nicer than the cures and remedies she hands out. MARJORIE VENBLAD 11 Glendale Street Midge French Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Glee Club 3; Madrigal 4. We 11 -liked, neat, personality-plus. When the tide of fashions turn, you ' ll see that sign, Designed by Venblad . With her personality and push we know that she will succeed in any field she thinks of entering. MARILYN L. VICTORY 711 Broadway Dolly Gilbert and Sullivan 4. Sweet, pleasant, quiet. May your life as a secretary be hap- py and successful, but only for the time it takes y o u to marry and to have several little Dollies . ROBERT VISCO 23 Sherman Street The Vise Nice to know, liked by all, person- able. Bob no doubt will turn out to be an ambassador of good will. This pow- er of persuasion compelled with his disposition could sell locks to pri- soners. WARREN VISCONTI 191 Main Street Vise Quiet till known, unpredictable, liked-by-all. Vise hopes to enter the field of mechanical engineering. Wait until you see the new designs that come from this boy ' s head. RICHARD VrVELECCHIA 53 Dean Street Viv French Club 3. Smart, likeable, nice-guy. Rich says, A doctor I will be and cure your ills, with big pills. lUiffiouf UndevsiATiding FRANCES VULTAGGIO 60 Tappan Street Franny Dramatics 3,4; Gilbert and Sullivan 4; School Council 2. Well -groomed, nice-t o -everyone, smart. Franny has all the qualities for an intelligent life of happiness and suc- cess. May your choice of a partner in life appreciate your worth. JOAN WACLAWSKI 57 Liberty Street French Club 4. Artistic, quiet, friendly. Joan would like to enter the field of commercial art. This she will do on a full-time basis until her demands from her husband and children put a halt to her success. DANA WILLIAM WALSH 137 Woodlawn Street Baseball 3,4; Football 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Class Officer 4. Mischievous, easy-going, intelli- gent. May you always have success in your future life as an engineer. DENNIS JOSEPH WALTERS 25 Maple Avenue Denny French Club 2,3,4. Nice-to-know, friendly, personable. A very civil fellow who wants a civil job as a civil engineer. SANDRA ELIZABETH WALUS 34 Valley Street Sandy Cheerleader 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3;SpanishClub3,4; RedCrossRep. 3,4. Cute, smiles always, friendly. Your personable mannerisms will make you welcome in every sick room , and may your patients leap from their sickbeds in full recovery. Wisdom Noffiing ROBERT WELT 137A Belmont Street Bob Quiet, unconcerned, minds-his-own- business. Bob intends to enter the field of art. His ability is unquestioned and his determination to succeed will assure him of success. FRANCES WHITE 43 Estes Street Franny Mischievous, talkative, eager- beaver. Marriage will be your career and much happiness and a future as nice as your past. PATRICIA WHITE 241 Russell Street Minnie Mouse Sweet, cute, and-oh-so-small. Good luck in whatever the future holds for you, Minnie . We hope you have several little mice in your married life. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS 207 Broadway Pat Nice-to-know, likeable, friendly. May your future life give many little pleasures to this cruel world. We know that your endeavors will be to always strive for the best and our wishes for your happiness, Pat . CAROL JEANNE WILSON 123 Woodlawn Street Carrie Gilbert and Sullivan 2,3,4; Orches- tra 3,4; Mardrigal 3,4; Italian Club 3,4. Cute, pleasant, serious. Carrie will become a teacher with a stern but loveable way about her. We wonder how long she can stand raising other people ' s children. ROBERT WINSOR 43 Kinsman Street Bob Friendly-to-all, pleasant-personal- ity, good guy. A friend in need is a friend indeed, especially when he becomes head of the State Police. DORIS WITHERS 47 Oliver Street French Club 3,4. Quiet, unassuming, friendly. Your interest in medicine will give you patience and patients. We look forward to an early illness and a quick recovery with you at our bed- side. Wiifiout Undevstdinding CAROLE ANNE WOOD 137A Belmont Street Woods ie Glee Club 2,3,4. Quiet, blushes easily, good-worker. Woodsie will go far in the field of dancing and will find herself but a set from the top of the ladder of success. STEPHEN EDWARD WOOGMASTER 17 Luke Road Woogie Dramatics 2,3; French Club 2,3,4. Intelligent, quiet till known, re- served. There goes Dr. Steve the highly suc- cessful surgeon. We know that with your ability and desire for the best in life you will always be a credit. DENNIS YEBBA 5 Shute Street Quiet, energetic, ambitious. Another army general who could be- come President. Who can tell, he has the ability to succeed and he could bring fame to himself and us. EVERETT ZANNOTTI 40 Oakland Avenue Buster Intelligent, likeable, ambitious. Buster will be one of the outstand- ing airplane mechanics and design- ers in his chosen career. We know we ' ll all be safe when we travel in a plane tendered by nim. BEVERLY ZIFF 39 Silver Road Bevie Dramatics 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Oratorical Contest 3. Well-dressed, friendly-to-all, po- lite. Bevie may be last in the book but she is one of the first in the minds of all. May her success as a teach- er only be over shadowed by her companion for life. Senior Homevoom Vvesidents Front Row, Left to right: Karen Sullivan, Claire Di- Sario, Patricia Capra, Josephine L. Giacobbe, Lillian Frongillo, Kathryn Ciuila. 94 Back Row, Left to right: Arnold Parsons, Robert Peach, Leo Barrett, Charles Bar- baro, Edward Keefe, Brian Donnelly. BROTHERHOOD AWARD SCIENCE AWARD WINNERS ORATORICAL WINNERS Sandra Walus Arnold Aaron and Doris Mietzner Steven Glass and William Greenfield Senior Scfiool Council Nina Chiarello, Rosanne Siracusa, Marie Senibaldi, Donna Dennenberg, Mary Capachietti, Mr. Collins, Faculty Moderator, Brian Donnelly, Vice-Chairman, Mr. McKinlay, Faculty Advisor, Jeraldine Russo, John Durant, Sandra Barbati, Mary Monahan, Charles Boy. JL Sopfiomove Cl3iSS Ojjicevs Jacqueline Lawrence Treasurer Frederick Forrestiere President Janice Mastracola Secretary junior Class Ojjicevs Lorraine DeAngelis. John Ericson Mary DiGregorio . . Irene Pagliuca . . . . Vice President . . . President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer CiSvAvy Staff m m Under the very able guidance of our librarian, Miss Celeste Lambert, our Library Staff enjoyed a very busy and highly successful year. The Library Staff aids in acquainting the entire student body with the fundamentals of our library. And interest is created and encouraged among its members for the care of books, the shelving of books, and the charging of books to the various students. This group by no means adheres strictly to work at all times, but rather they have a social com- mittee which arranges good times and parties to compensate for the wonderful work done. Our officers were: Frances DiBenedetto, President: Phyllis Striano, Vice President; Marilyn Pierce, Secretary; and Audry Esposito, Treasurer. The various committees were: Decorating, New Books, Shelving, Finance, Periodicals, and Social. The social life consisted of a Christmas Party, Book Fair, and a wonderful Senior Fairwell Dinner. Frances DiBenedetto President 101 de Band The Everett High School Lyceum, under the direction of Thomas Sullivan, is the oldest organized group in the school. A vigorous training in the art of effective speaking was pur- sued this past year. Much practical experience and knowledge was acquired for those who participated in readings, discussion groups, and interclub debates. In addition to the annual Oratorical Contest and Boston College Prize Debate, which were anxiously waited for and treated with zeal, club members also participated in the Christmas assembly and inter-scholastic debating. For the first time in the Lyceum ' s history, a mock trial was presented in a sincere attempt to inform and entertain the students. CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT Stephen Glass VICE-PRESIDENT Kenneth Shostack SECRETARY Sandy Astuti TREASURER Cindy Burke Stephen Glass President 105 3vencfi CluS The Cercle Francais under the much appreciated and able leadership of Les Made- moiselles Ottaviano and Gureghian enjoyed one of its best season and certainly its most varied. Variety is the spice of life, so many say, and our French Club this year pursued many original ideas and projects that were new, and therefore entertaining, to those who partici- pated in them. Attendance at French movies and operas, dining at a French restaurant, a coffee hour, and a Christmas party highlighted the year. Talks on school and social life in France, French, music, and other phases of French life added a touch of culture, thus rounding out a well- balanced program. The meetings, including the saluting of our flag in French, and the singing of the Marseil- laise, were conducted almost entirely in the language, and games played were carried on in the same manner. Our club also took part in the Christmas assembly this year, singing several Cantiques de Noel and supplying a delightful bit of originality to the occasion. The year, on the whole, was quite successful, and again much thanks to our moderators. OFFICERS PRESIDENT--George Oliviero VICE-PRESIDENT--Joseph Lepore SECRETARY-TREASURER--Susan McCarthy The Spanish Club, under the guidance of Miss Mary Dorn, enjoyed the busiest year in its history. The leaders chosen to be our officers were: Pilar Confrades, President; Tena Lawrence, Vice-President; Pancho McGonigle, Treasurer; and Janie Burke, Secretary. On December 16, all the members brought joy and cheer to the youngsters at the Cardinal Cusing Center for Spanish Speaking People of Boston by holding a Pinata Party. After seeing what happiness ff ' these youngsters derived from this little gesture we knew that a great deal more could be done and so decided to have a clothing drive for this organization. The drive was a huge success, and even though it came in January, it made the Christmas season for us a great deal nicer. i Our part in the Christmas Assembly in the auditorium was an outstanding achievement and certainly was received with great favor . f llli by the student body. t t BiBl ' During the year we were fortunaie to have many guest speakers ilj ' i ' mi i attend our meetings. Mayor Crowley, an honorary member of the g - _ 1 group, spoke to us on his long stay in South America. Reverend Father %I.B;|lSl| William Donlon of Quincy and Reverend Father Frederick O ' Brien of (f %7 4i|[SP ' The Cardinal Cushing Center, as well as distinguished South American tm , - - Doctors from nearby hospitals enlivened our meetings with their in- j ' f • 3 te resting views on our Spanish speaking neighbors. On May 6 our annual Fiesta was held and this indeed was the hi light of the social season. The night of May 20 saw the seniors of the Club gather together for a final dinner and a farewell to our very happy days as members of The Everett High School Spanish Club. Our thanks go out to Miss Dorn for her tireless work and the giv- Pilar Confrades unstintingly to make us a happy lot. President Hasta la vista to all. 107 The Italian Club of Everett High School had one of its most successful years since it was organized in 1938. On December 3, 1959, the Club gave a reception to its new members. The featured speaker was Doctor Anthony DeVito of the Romance Language Department of Boston University. The members presented skits in Italian which were followed by a community sing of old and modern Italian songs. The annual Una Serata Italiana was presented before an audience of 600 on January 29, 1960. The seniors played a prominent part at this affair. Grace Rando, Rosemary Colameta, Diana Rosa, Jean Barbati, Marie Senibaldi and Jeraldine Russo showed they could act in a comedy skit named by popular demand Gina LoUobrigida . Neil Delia Plana, Joseph Mannetta, Frances Vultaggio, Tina Barassi, Mario Martin- ello, and Antonio Fabbrizio came through in the star fashion after wavering moments at rehearsals of the one act comedy Angenore L ' Indeciso . Carol Wilson, Jeanne DiNapoli, Joseph Travalini, James Thistle, Bernice Brioso taught the audience how to manage mothers-in-law in Maritiamo La Suocera . Carol Wilson and James Thistle certainly proved that Italian can be spoken with clarity and appeal even if one is not of Italian extraction. On February 25, 1960, the Italian Club decided to put its knowledge of Italian touseandvisitedtheltalianLiner, Conte Biancamano, which stopped at the Common- wealth Pier, Boston, Massachusetts. After practicing many Buon Giornos , and Ciao , we sang Arrivederci Conte . It was fun. In the early part of May we entertained our mothers. We know they love us, but we wanted to show them we love them. All in all, our Senior Year was lots of fun. ITALIAN CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Grace Rando Richard Salemi Jeraldine Russo Mario Martinello ITALIAN CLUB COUNCIL Grace Rando President Corinne Raduazzo Nina Chiarello Georgianna Birarelli Marion DiTillio John Frassica Gerald De Vivo Joseph Travalini Larry Pione John Falzone Stephen Sutera Leonard Guarnera ram a The Everett High School Dramatic Club is composed of members of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes. In September we elected the following officers--President, Stephen Glass; Vice-Presi- dent, Beverly Ziff; Secretary, Erma Hudson; Treasurer, Constance D ' Agostino. The primary purpose of the Dramatic Club is to develop the pupil ' s expression and poise gained in the study of stage technique. A valuable secondary aim is the contribution to the pupil ' s culture through an appreciation of drama as a fine art. This year ' s main activity, with the exception of Drama Night, was a program of pantomines presented to the Friday Club. Drama Night sponsored annually by the Everett High School Dramatic Club presented a comedy in three acts Father ' s Been To Mars . Theplay was enacted at the Rockwood Auditorium on February 19, 1960 under the direction of Mrs. Mary H. DuVal, faculty coach of Dramatics. The cast included Stephen Glass, Eleanor Kidder, Cynthia Kassels, Victoria Fleishman, William Greenfield, Loretta Lush, Beverly Ziff, Elaine Evans, Judith Cordeau, and Howard Rosenblatt. Technician for the production was Charles Cardello. Business Manager was Erma Hudson; Assistant Business Manager, Constance D ' Agostino; tage Manager, Barry Levitt; Head Prompter, Ann CoUari. Steven Glass President 111 Squad SediSon Early in September, Coach Amerino Sarno and his able assistants, Ed Leo and Al Romboli, called Everett ' s first football practice. A flock of ten lettermen, led by Captains George Summers and Joe Guiliano, brightened the Crimson Tide ' s hopes for a successful season. We openedthe season with the Newton Tigers at their field. After a scoreless first quarter, the Big Red broke the scoring ice on a thirty yard aerial by Jim Evans to Charlie Barbaro who made a great circus catch and crossed the goal line for a six point lead. The try for a two point conversion failed. Later in this period an interception by Vin La Conte and a twenty five yard scamper put our stalwarts in the lead twelve to nothing. Again the two-point conversion failed. The second half proved disasterous for our boys. Nothing they did seemed to work in their favor. By virtue of a safety, a touchdown, and a one point conversion Newton trailed going into the final period by three points. In the last quarter we were unable to untrack ourselves and New- ton s cored again and nosed us out fifteen to twelve. Following this setback, we moved into Somerville the following week. Once again it was Everett out in front at the half by the score of fourteen to nothing. Jim Evans and Joe Guiliano scored for us. Unlike the week previous we did not flounder the second half, but rolled on to a decisive victory. The final score was Everett thirty five and Somerville nothing. Touchdowns were scored by Co-captain Guiliano (2), Co-captain Sum- mers, Evans, and Candarozzi. The third game was played in our own back yard with Quincy as our opponent. Quincy went off to a fast lead and with a two point conversion led eight to nothing. Everett was not to be outdone and Evans let fly a beautiful pass to Summers and he landed in the end zone. Buddy Centurino scooted over for the two points and the half ended in a deadlock. The thirdquarter was a slam-bang affair with neither team able to score. All the evidence pointed to a tie game until the last minute when Quincy let go with a long desperation pass which clicked and they came out on top by a score of fourteen to eight. This was a tough one to lose and we were the better team in every department but the scoring, and that is what counts. 115 The following week we set out to avenge a most humiliating defeat of the previous year at the hands of Arlington. This we did and with Jim Evans and Joe Guiliano galloping into the end zone we came out on top fourteen to six. Again we moved well, but not to our potential best. The Medford game was postponed from Saturday to Monday because of rain. The Crimson Tide looked like a ripple on a passi ve brook. Everett floundered, sputtered, and stalled at every turn. We went down to our worst defeat of the season twelve to nothing to a weak Medford Mustang team. The next encounter was with a powerful Weymouth team and we did a complete turn-about. Despite a torrential downpour which hampered both teams our patience was rewarded after three scoreless periods. In the final quarter Joe Guiliano gathered in a punt and slipped, slithered, and sloshed his way for fifty five yards and a big touchdown. Sophomore, Pete Nazzaro became a hero when he fooled everybody and scooted right end for the extra two points. On the next kick-off, a Weymouth boy gath- ered in the ball and lit out for pay-dirt ninety nine yards away. Our great line with Joe LaPore, Joe Michalski, and Dave Temple rose up and stopped the conversion and the game ended eight to six. This was a great win for us and it did bring out our true ability to rise up. After a postponed Nashua game we met the Golden Tornados of Maiden. Once again we were great in moving the ball at will, but never able to cross that last line. We outplayed Maiden in every department and were constantly in their territory. In the third period Maiden threw a simple screenpass, the Everett defender was flat-footed and the Maid- en boy raced sixty yards for a touchdown. This was the only time they were in our territory. The final score was a heartbreaking six to no- thing defeat. Our postponed game with Nashua was next and we journeyed to New Hampshire to meet the Granite State Champions. After a scoreless first period Joe Guiliano smashed over to climax a sixty yard drive. Jim Evans went over for the conversion and we led eight to nothing. Late in the same period, Nashua scored on a thirty yard pass but did not con- vert. Everett led a half-time eight to six. Mid-way in the third period, Jim Evans tossed to George Summers and again we scored. The con- version was missed. In the last three minutes of play we were on the way for another score when we fumbled on their ten yard line and Nashua re- covered. With time running out we felt pretty safe. Nashua passed to the fifty yard line complete and a time out. With time for one play re- maining, their quarter back reared back and let one fly into the end-zone andthere was a Nashua boy and not a soul from Everett. The conversion was good and they tied us up fourteen to fourteen. Thanksgiving Day and the final game with ancient rival Chelsea. The air was bitter, the field soaking after three days of continual downpour, and a good Chelsea team. Things looked rather dismal. After a scoreless first period our warriors began to roll. Evans rolled out and rolled around end for a T.D. Charlie Barbaro grabbed a pass for the two point conversion. George Summers snared a pass and landed in the mud for another six points. Chelsea came back and scored six but we went off the field at the half out in front by a score of fourteen to six. In the second half, Jungle Jim Evans again tossed to Charlie Barbaro and he went over, muddied but happy. Joe Guiliano closed out his career with a great spurt and scored the final marker of the day Chelsea scored in the final moments, but who cared. The final was Everett twenty eight, Chelsea twelve. In the final summation ours was a difficult season to judge. We were a big question mark at times and proved it by blowing hot and cold. We had a good willing crowd of boys and each gave his best. We have been very proud of them in defeat and victory, e know the bitter and the sweet will stand us in good stead and will serve to make us bettermen inthefuture. To all those seniors not mentioned before; Jerry Russo, Dana Walsh, Jack Digby, Steve La Court, Bill Anzivino, Jack Lee, Joe Folio, and Joe Guiliano, you did a swell job. Tackle life as you tackled on the football field and you are bound to come out on top. To Mr. Sarno and his assistants, continue on in giving the boys of Everett High the true measure of sportsmanship and fair play as you have in the past. 1 16 Season The outlook for basketball at Everett High was very bright with the prospects of five returning lettermen from the State Championship team of the previous year. Coach Putman felt that the team as a whole would do well, but possibly not up to the same calibre of last year due to the loss of two key men by graduation. His prediction came true. In our two games with Chelsea, Everett dominated the play at all times. In the first joust, Gianino, Motroni, and Russo set a fine example by scoring in the double figures in a fifty-eight to thirty- eight win. Summers and Motroni continued the good work in the second encounter which we walked away with by a score of sixty to forty-seven. Somerville, our league nemesis, dumped us twice in league play in no uncertain fashion by scores of seventy-six to fifty-four and eighty five to sixty-two. The all-round ability and height of this fine team was not to be denied at any time. In the first game, Gianino and motrone were outstanding for our losing cause, while in the second encounter, Evans, Summers, and Motroni helped the cause in our losing endeavors. Quincy was next and we won a close one by the score of forty- nine to forty- seven. Again it was Summers, and Giannino, and Russo who saved the day for the Crimson. In the second game the tables were reversed and, despite the great play of Summers and Motroni, we came out on the short end of a sixty-three to sixty- one score. 1 18 We licked Medford in two very good ball games by scores of sixty-nine to fifty-eight and seventy-five to sixty-eight. Russo was top man in the first outing and dumped in twenty-seven points and followed it up with twenty-three points the next time these two teams vied. Lowell showed very little as far as opposition was concerned and, with the entire bench being cleared, we won both games by identical scores, seventy-six to fifty-seven. Gianino and Russo were top men in the first game, whereas Russo and Motroni showed the way in the second encounter. In our first game with Weymouth we had a very bad night and they were as hot as a three dollar pistol. They dumped us in a very unceramonious manner by a score of sixty-seven to fifty-one. Summers and Gianino were top scorers but by no means were the other boys dropping them in. In the second game, we managed to avenge our defeat and we emerged triumphant by a score of seventy-three to sixty-five. Summers popped in twenty three and Jim Evans broke away from his steady ten and twelve points per game to garner eighteen. Revere offered more opposition in the league this year than they have in a long time and we had troubles winning the first one fifty- eight to fifty. In the second game we also were aware that we had been in a ball game even though we won this one seventy-five to sixty-three. Russo and Motroni each managed to get twenty points apiece in this one. North Quincy had very little to offer and we won both games in easy fashion, the first seventy-one to fifty-nine and the second seventy-three to fifty-one. Russo, Evans, and Motroni were high scorers in the first game, while Summers and Gianino led the way in the second. Maiden has been the team to watch in the past couple of years. This club has been built with an eye to the future and this was the year. They blasted our stalwarts by an eighty-eight to fifty-nine score in our first outing. We did better in the second, but not well enough to win, as they dumped us again by a score of sixty-eight to fifty-three. Russo and Gianino managed to be high for Everett in the first encounter, while Motroni eased in twenty-one points in our second loss. Our season record showed six losses and twelve wins. We were clearly out classed, but not out gamed in our two losses to Some rville and Maiden. By our record we were invited to partici- pate in the Tech Tourney. In our preliminary round we met and conquered a good Lynn Classical Team by the score of seventy-five to sixty-four. The entire ball team played a fine game and to each goes credit for a job well done. By our win we went into the quarter finals and we again faced our old rival, Somerville. In the first half we looked like the best team in the entire tournament and went off the floor of Boston Garden with a seven point lead. In the second half the height and superior bench of Somerville wore us down and we were eliminated from future com- petition by a score of sixty-eight to fifty-five. We have beenproudof ourteamandof our Coach. Our memor- ies will always be of the fun and excitement we had in rooting for our team, win or lose. To all who made those long winter nights so enjoyable we say thanks and God speed. SediSon For the first time in a great many years, hockey has returned to Everett High School. With a group of completely inexperienced boys we could hardly have any great hopes for a season of success. However, by means of a great deal of hard work and determination by Coach Henry Schlegel and a very willing group of boys, our re-introduction to the sport, in a very good league, was truly to the credit of all who participated. We may not have won all our games but we were ai all times trying. The league consisted of eight teams and, with the exception of Chelsea, all had been in action for some years. All games were played at the Boston Arena and each team faced each other twice. Our opening game, with equally inexperienced Chelsea, saw ragged but in- teresting hockey played in a style that kept the spectators constantly on the edge of their chairs. Early in the first period, Capt. Binky Donnelly, assisted by John LaCorcia, split the defense and took a pass and drove home our first goal. In the second period Chelsea roared back and tied it up. Everett was still hot and Cisco Ruszkowski took a beautiful pass from Chris Snook and drilled home the second counter for the Crimson. Again in this period Nicolai stole the puck, drove down the ice and let go with a backhander and made it three to one in our favor. In the third period, Chelsea started playing a little better and before we knew what had happened they came back and scored two goals to tie it up at three all. As the game was coming to a close, and with twenty seven seconds left to play, Capt. Don- nelly again came to the front with a beautiful solo and let drive with the winning goal for Everett ' s first win. The following week we met a very strong and experienced Don Bosco team and showed the effects of not having played together long enough. Our boys tried as hard as possible but to no avail as we came out on the short end of a five to one score. 121 Next Maiden was our opponent. This was a nip and tuck game all the way to the last three minutes. Maiden did score in the first and second period but we were just missing and being robbed by the miraculous saves of their goalie. Then it happened, we fell apart in those last three minutes in our anxiety to press down the ice and they came up with three goals to win five to nothing. Quincy came to the Arena with a record of having speed and finesse and this was all too true. They skated circles around us and we fell before this onslaught be a score of eight to nothing. By this time things were becoming a little monotonous and our lads began to show improvement, e met North Quincy and seemed to at last begin to play better as a unit. All night long it seemed that Everett was taking shots at their goal and all could be stopped and we again came out losing two to nothing. Christopher Columbus came next and they were in top spot in the league. We were unable to cope with their speed, endurance, and top flight style of play and went home on the short end six to nothing. Revere was our final opponent in the first half of league play and the outcome of this game was also to our dislike. We have improved but have not jelled in to a formidable team unit as yet. We lost by a score of four to nothing but not until the final whistle blew did we stop. Again Chelsea was our rival in the second time round and we felt this was one team we could beat. Overconfidence may have played some part in this game but they had improved also. All through the game the lead went back and forth and with Chelsea leading in the final minutes Nicholai sent home the tieing goal for Everett and we wound up a stalemate three to three. Don Bosco was picked to beat us quite handily but evidently they had not count- ed on the Everett spirit. In a hard fought game in which two players were ejected, Donnelly, Ford, and Ruszkowski teamed up to aid in a winning cause and we dump- ed the favorite two to one in a thriller. After this victory we were intent on setting the league on fire only to have Maiden quinch the flame by a score of four to two. With due respect to Maiden, a team is pretty lucky whentheir goals are scored by having the puck roll down your goaly ' s back and into the goal. This is some of the type of bad luck we have had. Quincy again defeated us by a score of four to nothing. At least we had im- proved enough to cut the previous score in half. North Quincy turned around and treated us in the same fashion as their sister- school and we fell victim to them three to nothing. Again we looked good for most of the game and then fell apart at the end. Christopher Columbus was our next to the last game and this one we again dropped to the league champion by a score of five to nothing. We wound up the season against Revere and the score tells nothing. Between fights and disqualifications we had a bad afternoon and Revere trimmed us by a score of eight to one. To all those who participated in our first year of the renewal of hockey at Everett we take off our hats. You were not champs nor near-champs, but you certainly played the game in the true Everett Spirit of never-say-die. Good luck. 122 dde Schedule Everett vs Lowell Medford vs Everett Everett vs Somerville Maiden vs Everett Everett vs Revere Quincy vs Everett Everett vs Chelsea Lowell vs Everett Everett vs Medford Maiden vs Everett Everett vs Somerville Revere vs Everett Everett vs Quincy Chelsea vs Everett Waldo Dragoiie Coach 123 fie Scdedule Medford Somerville Revere Chelsea Maiden rs Saint John ' s Relays Belm ont Relays State Meet New England Meet John Killian Coach 1 24 1. Carolyn Kennedy 2. Carleen Olson 3. Teresa Ricciardi 4. Joyce Harrington 5. Frances White 6. Pat. Sawyer 7. Rosemary Colameta 8. Rosemarie Bianelli 9. Josephine CiuUa 10. Vincent Ragucci 11. Carole Russo 12. Jeanette Mickell 13. Irene Shattuck 14. Ronald DeVito 15. Florence Hall 16. Jean Parsons 17. Chas. Parella 18. Helen Davey 19. Dianna Rosa 20. Susanne Powers 21. Donna Milano 22. Jeanne Russell 23. Connie D ' Agostino 24. Chas. Martinage 25. Ida Nerenberg 26. Diana Monsini 27. Roberta Anderson 28. Elaine Oberlander 29. Bernice Brioso 30. Jean Mayo 31. Barbara Contardo 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. Oi. Carole LaRue Edward Guarino Joyce Latanzi Helen Clark Evelyn Levenson Terry Scarpellini Nancy Vergona Jeanne Graf Marjorie Venerblad Tena Lawrence Rachele D ' Angelo Doris Goodwin Natalie Porazzo Carolyn Plati Mariann Giunta Jeanne Cunningham Janie Burke Judy Lambert Joanne Higgins Carol Agnetta Barbara Pizzano Camile Cantone Doris Mietzner 1. Virginia Bernarcli —fc 2. Erma Hudson — 3. Gerry Russo 4. Carol Wilson 5. Dorothiy Consalvo 6. Dorothy Benson 7. Zene Cuddy 8. Eileen Cardello 9. Patricia Capra 10. Billy Tufts 11. Gail Russell 12. Gertrude Baggs 13. Josephine Venezia 14. Ronald Itzo 15. Florence Generazo 16. Joanne Raimo 17. June Talbot 18. Nancy Taramino 19. Geraldine DiCarlo 20. Roberta Palumbo 21. Margaret Lordan 22. Marie Todino 23. Elaine Mercurio 24. Eugene Foglia 25. Karen Sullivan 26. Carol Pelosi 27. Marilyn Scott 28. Blanche Moccia and boy friend 29. Doris Withers 30. Helen Main 31. Carol Tay - s 17. Stephen Woogmaster 18. Nina Chiarello 3. Sandra Cunningham 19. Barbara Erokoulis 20. Elaine DeGilorma 21. James Evans 22. Jean D ' Orlando 23. Sukey DiBenedetto 24. Joan Colombo 25. Josephine Pagliuso 26. Beverly Ziff 27. Joe MacKay 28. Judy Hooley 29. Ellen Thomas 30. Barbara Reppucci 31. Rosalie Bisesti 5. Virginia Manion 6. Bernice Motzi 7. Michael Russo 8. Carole Rindone 9. Mary Capachietti 10. James Rankin 11. Arthur Beaty 12. Arnold Parsons 13. Dennis Walters 14. Carol Scanzillo 15. Angela DiDonato 16. Marilyn Indelicato 1. Josephine Giacobbe 8. Barbara Shea 2. Sally Saia 3. Ruth Parsons 4. Jean Barbati 5. Marie Senibaldi 6. Judy Boudreau 7. Louise Minichiello 14. Eleanor Kidder 15. Maria Muollo 9. Sandy Blood 16. Jeanne DeNapoli 10. Charlotte Dunbrack 17. Janice Rocci 11. Vicki Fleishman 18. Eleanor Pizzano 12. Buddie Centurino and Jackie Lee 19. Catherine Apruzzese 13. Anne CoUarie 20. Jeraldine Russo 21. Pauline Trickett