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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1962 volume:

The Class of 1962 Presents E V E R E T T H I G H MEMORIES 3 1759 00099 7472 M e Dedicate 2 Wt Dedicate CHRISTINE M. LAWLOR Our heartfelt thanks to you for your unselfish devotion to all the students of Everett High. May your cup of happiness be overflowing with MEMORIES of your days at Ever- ett High. Yearh EDITOR-in-CHIEF SCOTT TAYLOR ASSISTANT EDITORS SUSAN HISCOCK VIRGINIA ELLS ASSISTANT EDITORS PAUL lOSSA FRED FORESTEIRE Staff SECRETARIAL STAFF Eleanor Dragone, Anne Dinelli, Judy Edmonds, Marjorie Mc- Donough, Ginny Ells, Susan His- cock. ACTIVITIES STAFF Paul lossa, Janice Mastrocola, Richard Rizzo, Fred Foresteire. 5 Class Officers PRESIDENT Scott Taylor VICE PRESIDENT Francis Olsen i962 SHC ' RHTARY Florence Parliam I REASURI R John Frassica 6 Senior Council Sandra Astuti Richard Rizzo V 7 Our School Administrators ALFRED C. DOWD Head of Social Science EUGENE F. l ESTA Social Science JOSEPH P. BARRY Social Studies JOHN C. DIBIASO Social Studies FREDERICK W. LEACH Social Studies EDWARD LEO Social Studies JOHN B. DEGIACOMO Social Studies GERTRUDE BJORNWALL LILLIAN G. RICHARDSON ALICE C. DRAGO Head of Home Ixonomics Honic Lconomics Home Economics MARGARET SARSFIELD Librarian THOMAS R. BRICKLEY Ph sical I-diicatiiMi hi:li:n m. gibbons Physical Education LI ' NOX B. PUINAM Physical Education VIRGINIA M. Ori AV lANO ( AI HERINE LONG French Nurse 10 Members JAMES p. McCAULEY Head of Commercial Dept. JANE O ' NEIL Commercial MICHAEL J. ODONNHLL NICHOLAS PASCOUCHI Commercial Commercial EILEEN A. WHELAN Commercial JULIA M. GIBBONS Commercial PETER DESESSA Commercial ROSE M. O ' ROURKE Commercial ARTHUR J. CONWAY Director of Guidance GEORGE W. CLA Math and Guidance MATHEW V. WALSH Commercial and Guidance JAMES T. McKINLAY Commercial and Guidance ROBERT N. MILLETT, JR. WILLARD B. WHITTEMORE MARIO VULTAGGIO Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics PHILIP L. McAULIFFE Mathematics 11 1 Faculty RICHARD E. HICKEY Head of English Dept. RALPH W. MALLETT Enulish JOSEPH R. HIL ARD Enclish HENRY J. SCHLEGEL English AMERINO J. SARNO Enclish MARY DUVAL English VINCENT CONCANNON Enclish JOSEPH P. MORSE Enclish JOSEPH W. FINECiAN Head of Mechanic Arts JOHN W. FITZGERALD Machine Shop GORDON H. MORRIS Aiilo Mechanics ZOLTEN J. CSICSER Woodworkinc i9 f 62 PAUL I . SHI I IVAN Mechanical Drawing ROlU R I HARII F Driver liducation { HARI I S MAI I A Driver lidiicatioii 12 Members DhNNlS A. GILDEA ANDREW PRtVlIE THOMAS J. SCHATZ VICTOR E. DERUBEIS Director of Athletics English and French Latin Italian JAMES E. RAFFERTY STEPHEN R. DAISY MARY E. DORN English and Spanish Latin Spanish 13 1 Class History As we, the class of Sixty Two, pass through the por- tals of our beloved Alma Mater, quite obvious is our mark of progress left on her blackboard of immortality. How vivid and yet so remote seem the happenings of yesteryear which crowned our youth with the joys of a yvorry-free existence, and placed in our hands the scep- tre of learning. We started our trek at the Parlin Junior High School. The school was dealt a severe blow when we were sad- dened by the untimely death of our beloved principal, Mr. James J. Mullen. Officers were elected in the per- sons of Richard Rizzo, President; Chuckie Olson, Vice President; James Smith, Secretary; and Vinnie LoCon- te, Treasurer. With these stalwarts to lead us, we felt that our trials and tribulations were over; but we were soon to realize that the Recess Club was just as popu- lar as ever, as were the Gestapo methods of the traf- fic squad. How we hated that loathsome group who were ever-present when any one of us did the wrong thing at the right time. We had barrels of fun at our afternoon socials, where the boys were as timid as mice and the girls played at being coy. We enjoyed our first real football, basketball and baseball teams, and here we saw the makings of future stars. Tho se who were outstanding in the field of citizen- ship were Jackie Lawrence as recipient of the Elks Fi- delity Award; Richie Rizzo and Ann Marie Haner re- ceived the Carl Stein Award; Sandy Astuti and Richie Rizzo, the Rotary Award; Susan Clay, the Kiwanis Award; and Barbara Richardson was the winner of the Public Speaking Award. The final honor went to Richie Rizzo who garnered the James J. Mullen Speaking Award. Many of our fellow classmates were winners of the coveted Parlin P . In September of 1959, with curiosity and trembling knees, we entered the confines of Everett High School. Remember how awe-stricken we were when first we saw the nonchalant manner in which the upper class- men conducted themselves. Wow, we could even talk in line and not get clobbered . This was heaven! Then things began to happen. We strayed, we became lost, we were all mixed up and received no help from any- one. The third floor for the gym, the time spent in search of an elevator. How we longed for the old home across the street. But we gradually came into our own. Our elections came up and this time we chose Fred Forcstcire as President; Paul lossa. Vice President; Jackie Lawrence, Secretary; and Janice Mastrocola as Treasurer. Scotty Taylor, Billy Locke, and Vin LoCon- te represented the class on the gridiron, while Frank Nigro showed the way in basketball, when we were the Tech Tourney winners. Let ' s not forget the very fine representation we had in the persons of Roscannc Siracusa, Sandy Barbati and Donna Dannenburg; all elected to the Student Council. I he time seemed to fly and we found tlie year drawing to a close as Sandy Astuti and Cynthia Mar- shall won the Oratorical Contest. September again and this time we were dignified juniors. Now it was our turn to laugh and ridicule the poor sophomores. We started off with a bang by having a fire in the school which gave us a free day. This year we chose as our leaders Scott Taylor, President; Chuckie Olsen, Vice President; Florence Parham, Sec- retary; and John Frassica, Treasurer. We sent very able representatives to the Council by electing Sandy Astuti, Donna Dannenburg, Steve Sutera, and Rosalie Squillaciotti. This too was the year of the Cafeteria Strike where, in a very orderly fashion, we were able to per- suade the administration we should be allowed to leave the premises at recess. This was a big step and we showed our appreciation by living up to all we agreed to. Our big affair this year was our Junior Prom which was called La Primavera . Amid the pageantry of a wonderfully transformed gymnasium, the true beauty of the Class of Sixty Two came into its own. Devastat- ing young ladies, never noticed before, promenading on the arms of sedate young gentlemen was a sight never to be forgotten. We chose for our Queen of the Prom, Betty Indelicato. Our Athletic teams were all represented in fine style and at the close of each season we saw captains elect- ed in each sport. Again it was spring and all eyes turned toward the passing of the seniors so that we might fit into their shoes. Florence Parham and Sandy Astuti were the Oratorical winners. May and June and we were Seniors. This is our year. Scott Taylor was our President, Co- Captain of football, and Editor-in-Chief of the year- book. Chuckie Olsen was our Vice President and Cap- tain of Baseball, Florence Parham was elected Secre- tary, and John Frassica, Treasurer. Steve Sutera led the Council with the able assistance of Sandy Astuti, Don- na Dannenburg, Rosalie Squillaciotti, and Richie Riz- zo. Remember our undefeated football season and their wonderful loss to a lucky Miami team in Florida. How proud we shall always be of our team of 1961. The Basketball and Hockey seasons seemed to sneak up and pass away all too soon. The Oueen of the Year- book was chosen and time was truly speeding. If we could just but stop and go back and relive a few of these treasured moments. The Senior Ball, and we knew the end was near at hand. Class Day and Gradu- ation, the end of the road. Individually and collectively we have memories to be treasured forever, some good and some bad but, to all is the realization that all will go through life with us forever. 14 Presenting Seniors on Parade In Memoriam MONDREA G. McGILL July 10, 1944 July 17, 1961 CLASSMATE COMPANION FRIEND MAY SHE REST IN PEACE JUDY MAE AARON Jod 21 Reynolds Avenue Future teacher . . . plays piano. Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Dramatics 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Golly, Bright, busy, happy-go- lucky, ambitious, book-worm. PETER A. ACCARDI 147 Russell Street Business career . . . bowler. Blissful, kindly, impassive, natural, orderly. MICHELE F. ALAURA Mike 155 Vernal Street Teacher . . . always nice. Pep Squad 4; Italian Club 3. 4. Petite, well-dressed, well-liked, quiet, rogue, personable. LEWIS E. ABATE 4 Hazel Park Electronic technician . . . gives everyone a hard time dead! Spanish Club 2. Comical, dare-devil, impish handsome. Louie pool . . . . . Drop joker. BARRY ALLEN 157 Springvale Avenue Electrical engineer . . . hunts . . . ham radio bug. Spanish Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Modest, innocuous, dashing, friendly, gentle. 17 BARRY ANDERSON Smily 36 Jackson Avenue Building draftsman . . . Some kind of a nut! Friendly, ambitious, brawny, credible, determined. VINCENT C. ARINELLO Cliickie 40 Veterans Avenue Avid reader . . . How about that! Homeroom Officer 4. Ethereal, impulsive, generous, happy, frustrating, personable. BEVERLY ANNESE Bev 270 Ferry Street A secretary . . . enjoys skating . . . bowling . . . swimming . . . dancing. Fashionable, acquiescent, likable, pretty, impatient. Andy MARIE I. ANDALORO 32 Pleasant Street Future nurse . . . sews . . . cooks . . . loves pen pals . . . Fabulous! Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Commit- tee. Bright-eyed, fashionable, cute, laugh- ing, gay, a true friend. LINDA M. ANTONELLI Chick 44 Westover Street Work and marriage ... a talker. Loquacious, nice, content, friendly, able. 18 ERNEST J. ARSENAULT Ernie 18 Winter Street Pilot . . . model plane expert. Quiet, ambitious, hen-pecked, fear- less, progressive. SANDRA B. ASTUTI Sandy 20 Cabot Street Teacher . . . work, work, work. Homeroom Officer 2; Orchestra 3; Gil. and Sul. 2, 4: Cheerleader 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Mad- rigal 2; Dramatics 4; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; School Council 3, 4. Intelligent, active, adept, delightful, invaluable. PHYLLIS H. ATWOOD Phil 56 Gledhill Avenue Hair stylist . . . water skiing . . . Come up for air! Always smiling, serene, genial, bona- fide, personable. RUSSELL A. ASHTON Russ 71 Glendale Street X-ray technician ... an artist . . . I ' ll play your silly game! Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee. Conservative, happy, great, punctual, benevolent, kind. RICHARD A. AUGER Dick 68 Prescott Street Friendly, anxious, credible, blissful, conservative. 19 ROBERT C. AUGER Bob 18A South Ferry Street Future teacher. Spanish Club 3. 4. Capable, content, determined, cava- lier, constructive. KENNETH F. AYLWARD Ken 12 Oakland Avenue Business career . . . bug on cars. Icicle, impassive, logical, naive, awe- some. MARCIA A. AZORES Boss One 64 Lewis Street Beautician . . . skates . . . bowls . . . You ' re so bossy, you big lemon! Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4. Ardent, aggressive, comedienne, fun- loving, demanding. CAROL M. BABB Babbs 51 Chatham Road Professional ice skater . . . swims . . . dances . . . skates . . . boats. . . Just a dam minute! Pep Squad 3, 4. Easy-going, imperturbable, quiet, friendly, pleasant. GEORGE W. BABCOCK Georgie 18 Villa Avenue An engineer . . . weight lifter . . . Oops, my aching back! Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 4. Ingenious, fancy-free, friendly, cour- teous, informal. 20 MARY F. BABIN Bobbin 98 Third Street Airline hostess . . . avid reader . . . Icky! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. Agreeable, athletic, devoted, calm, de- pendable. JEANNETTE BAGARELLA Jeannie 228 Main Street Hair dresser . . . artist. Fastidious, diligent, emotional, cute, energetic. MARIE A. BALDASARE Baldy 7 Locust Street Dental assistant ... ice skates. Homeroom Officer 2. Anxious, critic, effervescent, gracious, gabber. ARLENE M. BACCHI 19 Bailey Street Business and marriage . . . record collector . . . Go-Go! Considerate, cajoler, gleesome, hilari- ous, constructive. SANDRA BARBATI Sandy 29 Tileston Street Teacher . . . sports . . . scrapbook. Cheerleader 4; Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Council 2; Jr. Achievement 4. Nicely done! ' Fashionable, light- hearted, impartial, admirable, viva- cious. 21 JOYCE BARISANO 143 Bell Rock Street Commercial art . . . tennis . . . bowls . . . skates . . . Something fierce! Homeroom Officer 2. Fashionable, collegiate, candid, fin- icky, sophisticated. LOUIS W. BARRASSO Louie 39 Baker Road An engineer . . . sporting blood. Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Football 2. Friendly, fun-loving, immutable, co- median, lachrymose. KAREN L. BENNETT 48 Woodville Street Work . . . marriage . . . bowls . . . swims. Class Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4. Attractive, capable, fastidious, imper- turbable, meticulous. 22 VIRGINIA C. BARRINGER Ginny 150 Vine Street A nurse . . . drum and bugle corps . . . What a riot! Gil. and Sul. 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Glee Club 2, 3; French Club 3. Loquacious, acquiescent, felicitous, congenial, constant. KATHLEEN A. BARRY Kaihy 10 Dartmouth Street Hair stylist . . . skates . . . Some kinda new kinda nut! Quiet, well-liked, fun-loving, liberal, cute, lucid. GEORGE BERLANDI 15 Union Street An engineer. Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 2. Courteous, candid, light-hearted, con- tent, debonair. ANN M. BORDINARO Anna 72 Abbot Avenue Nurse . . . horseback riding . . . You think you ' re nice! Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 2, 3. Aggressive, carefree, friendly, effer- vescent, heart-breaker. KAREN E. BRIOSO Dimples 115 Woodlawn Street Stenographer . . . bowls . . . Go, Go! Pep Squad 2, 3. Delightful, congenial, likable, fun- loving, non-pareil. THOMAS BROSSEAU Tommy 27 Hosmer Street Engineer . . . drawing . . . I don ' t care! Spanish Club 2, 4. Quiet, constructive, earnest, inventive, methodical, purposeful. RONALD CALI Ron 2 Perry Place Aviation . . . flying. Good-looking, heart -breaker, imagi- native, agreeable, intrepid. DAVID BROWN Dave 34 Greenhalge Avenue Track 2. Nice-looking, sincere, colorful, pro- phetic, fanciful. LLOYD E. BUTT Buttsy 28 Jefferson Avenue Teacher. Carefree, well-liked, ethereal, gallant, conformer. 24 DAMIEN P. CAMMARATA 2 Fremont Avenue Architect . . . everything! Spanish Club 2. Comical, well-liked sive, loquacious. Danny music . . . Money is bright, aggres- Eve . That ' s EVA M. CAPACHIETTI 16 Wellington Avenue Secretary . . . dances . good! Pep Squad 2, 4. Pretty, well-liked, acquiescent, enig matic, fastidious. ANN M. CAPODILUPO Cappy 18 Clinton Street Marriage . . . collects pictures . . . collects stuffed animals . . . And in conclusion to my theory . . . Fun-loving, agreeable, likable, moth- erly, fervent. MARION P. CANTONE Maz 312 Chelsea Street Professional theatre . . . collects mov- ie mags . . . I need this aggravation! Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 4. Fun-loving, fashionable, popular, per- sonable, frisky. JEANNE CAPOMACCIO Squirt 6 Hawthorne Street Teacher . . . tropical fish . . . coin collecting . . . basketball . . . chess . . . Swingville, you nut! Pep Squad 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Diminutive, benevolent, ambitious, gentle, compatible. 25 MARIE A. CARIDEO 25 Bow Street Secretary . . . swims . . . roller skates. Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 3; Dramatics 4. Well-liked, acquiescent, frisky, lucid, constant. JANIS E. CARTER Janie 54 Morris Street Secretary . . . swims . . . dances . . . Hey, go-go! Impish, active, blissful, natural, lo- quacious, personable. 26 JOHANNE R. CARPENITO Jo 119 Chelsea Street Run an office . . . skates . . . rides horseback . . . Yah! Fun-loving, delightful, ardent, influ- ential, attractive. CATHERINE V. CARBONE Cathy 64 Windsor Street Bookkeeper . . . roller skates . . . dances . . . bowls . . . ' Wait a sec! Band 2, 4; Pep Squad 3. Quiet, candid, bonafide, congenial, ebullient. TIMOTHY CARROLL Timmy 12 Montrose Street Nuts over cars . . . So high! Homeroom Officer 3. Dynamic, popular, comical, brawny, heartbreaker, aggressive. JANET J. CARUSO Baby 17 Upland Road Airline secretary . . . bowls . . . ice- skates. Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. Modest, nice, friendly, carefree, de- lightful, fastidious. THOMAS M. CATARUZOLO Cat 64 Winslow Street Pilot . . . big sport. Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Genial, athletic, gallant, considerate, mastermind. ANNE A. CECERE Anna 13 Park Terrace Secretary . . . Bowler. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Likable, neighborly, laconic, orderly, friendly, sincere. ANTHONY J. CASTIELLO Tony 102 Third Street An artist . . . Big deal! Commander, awesome, dreamer, mys- terious, mirthful. ARTHUR CELATA Artie 197 Bradford Street Draftsman . . . guitar player . . . hill- bill at heart . . . Well, I ' ll be switched! Happy-go-lucky, laudatory, impartial, impressionistic, able. RONALD G. CHAPMAN Chappy 20 Hancock Street Undecided . . . drums and bugles. Instigator, fearless, impartial, noisy, polite, jolly. JOSEPH M. CIERI Joe 65 Glendale Street Doctor . . . collects stamps. Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Football Mgr. 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Ambitious, brainy, friendly, ardent, officious. SUSANNE J. CLAY Sue 33 Sammet Street Teacher . . . outdoor girl . . . sings science. Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Conservative, courteous, bright, ad- mirable, natural, busy. ANTHONY S. CIULLA Stretch 52 Englewood Avenue Electronics . . . bulb snatcher. Dependable, agreeable, esteemed, friendly, great. SUSANNE M. CIULLA Sue 27 Englewood Avenue Medical Secretary . . . dances . . . swims . . . plays tennis . . . Wow, great! Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gil, and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3. Happy, luminous, acquiescent, ear- nest, delightful. 28 LESLIE H. CLEMONS Les 17 Baldwin Avenue College . . . sports . . . chess . . . Let me think. You ' re not a king! Homeroom Officer 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 4; Lyce- um 4. Awesome, fun-loving, patient, jovial, compatible, adept. SUSAN A. COHEN Greta 33 Francis Street Nurse . . . sings off-key . . . Why not you devil, you! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 3; Dra- matics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Flamboyant, gabber, light-hearted, in- dependent, mirthful. AUGUSTINA A. COLUCCI A ugie 7 Bucknam Street Legal secretary. Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Dra- matics 4. Likable, cooperative, fanciful, de- voted, purposeful. MELVIN D. COHEN Mel 48 Woodward Street Theological school . . . Are you sure that you know how! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3, 4. Ambitious, courteous, eloquent, diplo- matic, dependable. BASIL CONSTANTINE Billy 53 Corey Street Engineer . . . weight lifter. Track 2, 3. Genial, determined, brawny, consid- erate, attentive. 29 JANICE G. CORDEAU Jan 23 Luke Road Air-line hostess . . . swims . . . dances . . . water skiis. Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2. Impassive, genial, languid, blissful, agreeable. JOAN CORVINO Pixie 82 Everett Street Secretary . . . dances . . . Feels good! Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4. Candid, impish, delightful, emphatic, active. RONALD J. CORDWELL Ronnie 34 Garland Street Engineer . . . sports. Friendly, lethargic, capable, ethereal, finicky. EVELYN B. CONTI Evy 47 Sycamore Street Secretary . . . bowls . . . dances . . . Why not! Dramatics 2: Italian Club 2. Lasting, carefree, naive, nice, impetu- ous. ROSEMARY COROLLA 207 Bucknam Street Homeroom Officer 3. 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Indescribable, magnanimous, lucid, happy, invaluable. LINDA M. COSTA 821 Broadway Secretary . . . dances . . . bowls . . . Swinging! Pep squad 3, 4. Conformer, energetic, critic, consid- erate, fastidious. CHARLES J. CROCKER JR. Butch 65 Linden Street Firefighter . . . sparky. Fraternal, harmonious, kindly, inces- sant, peerless. RAYMOND A. CRONIN Butch 35 Oakland Avenue Teacher . . . bowls . . . makes models. Dashing, comedian, anxious, energet- ic, effective, bright. MARYANN COSTA Tiny 41 Abbott Avenue Hair dresser . . . rides horses . . . wa- ter skiis . . . Why not! Excitable, funny, gleesome, progres- sive, pleasing. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Biitchie 5 1 Oakes Street Auto mechanic . . . Good deal! Heart-breaker, immutable, imagina- tive, incessant, languid. 31 DAVID J. D ' ANGELO 65 Floyd Street Draftsman . . . swimmer of note. Carefree, bright, constructive, diplo- matic, energetic. DONNA C. DANNENBERG Daiinenbug 42 Adams Avenue Teacher . . . sports . . . No sweat! Homeroom Officer 4; Cheerleader 4; Majorette 2, 3; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 4, Madrigal 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Council 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Cute, card, dare-devil, impish, indus- trious, go-getter. STEPHEN D ' AVOLIO Steve 12 Dartmouth Street Civil engineer . . . sports . . . O.K. Shakespeare! French Club 2, 3, 4. Light-hearted, gallant, punctual, anx- ious, emotional. 32 MARIE C. DaPONTA Re Re 195 Broadway California bound . . . You ' re nice. Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 3, 4. Dare-devil, fickle, jovial, fanciful, ef- fervescent. BETTY DaSILVA Mousey 37 Heath Street To California with Marie . . . Ain ' t she tired! Pep Squad 3. 4. Adept, blissful, conformer, fun-lov- ing, gracious. lARRQDSEL CAROL E. DEAN 42 Walnut Street Undecided . . . You kiddin me? Devoted, content, jolly, off-hand, gab- ber. I PAUL A. DeANGELO 65 Chestnut Street Marine Corp . . . piddles with me- chanical devices . . . Remember, it ' s nice to be nice. Ambitious, attentive, constructive, gay, diplomatic. DONNA DeBERARDINIS Cookie 32 Abbott Avenue Secretary. Carefree, fun-loving, impish, talka- tive, nice, discerning. GAIL DeANGELIS 37 Cottage Street Artist . . . drawing. Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 3. Active, constructive, bright, dare- devil, joker, inventive. CAROLE J. d ' ENTREMONTE Yogi 45 Peirce Avenue Bookkeeper ... ice skates . . . For Pete ' s sake! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Agreeable, bright, brainy, courteous, capable, delightful. 1 DENNIS R. d ' ENTREMONT 130 Glendale Street Undecided . . . basketball. Content, agreeable, calm, athletic, earnest. i Mickey MARY DeFILIPPO 7 Haskell Avenue Telephone operator . golfs . . . rides horses Majorette 2. Cute, devoted, fun-loving, joker, hap- py-go-lucky. bowls . . . . Why not! ' ' MARIE DeVIRGILIO 99 Woodlawn Street Legal secretary. Pep Squad 3, 4. Bright, courteous, cute, fastidious. discerning. ROBERT DeLUCA Bob 1 1 1 Woodlawn Street Draftsman . . . artist . . . guitar . . . records . . . reading . . . Who, me? Brawny, innocuous, motherly, naive, frustrating. FRANK DeSIMONE Desi 1 Prospect Street Undecided . . . water skiis. Considerate, credible, adept, earnest, faithful. 34 matics 4. Effervescent, excitable, gay, fun-lov- ing, mirthful. MARYANN DiGIACOMO Maysie 16 Montrose Street Teacher . . . dances well . . . How ' s your face? Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4. Fun-loving, impulsive, jovial, likable, smart, nice-to-know. EDWARD J. DIMOND Eddie 12 Waters Avenue Engineer . . . trains . . . Seat open! Football 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Athletic, comedian, dashing, energet- ic, capable, rare. JOSEPH A. DeVITO Joey 23 Plumer Street Contractor . . . building blocks . . . How about that! Capable, dependable, earnest, faith- ful, masterful. ANNE M. DINELLI 79 Edith Street Legal secretary . . . Shhh! Homeroom Officer 4; Gil. and Sul. 2; Library Staff 2; Yearbook Staff. Faithful, industrious, kindly, modest, bountiful, demur, fashionable. 35 1 JOSEPH A. DiNUZZO Joe 23 Ashton Street Physician . . . cars . . . bowls . . . dances. Ambitious, bright, loquacious, candid, off-hand. ROBERT DONADIO Bob 177 Broadway Scientist . . . reads and collects sci- ence books. French Club 4. Bright, admirable, bookworm, con- scientious, steady. DOROTHY J. DODIER Dee 90 Tileston Street Comptometrist . . . artist . . . fancy bead and stitch work . . . Scrunch a bunch! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4. Compatible, delightful, fun-loving, eloquent, fastidious. RICHARD F. DONOVAN Dick 48 Central Avenue Teacher . . . artistry . . . constructing. Frank, friendly, helpful, handsome, punctual. RICHARD DONNELLY Richie 122 Glendale Street Teacher or navy pilot . . . loves hock- ey. Homeroom Officer 4; Track 4; Hock- ey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. Informal, debonair, impetuous, glib, flatterer, eager-beaver. 36 ELEANOR E. DRAGON E Ellie 34 Wall Street Executive Secretary . . . tennis, bowl- ing . . . dancing. Cheerleader 4; Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Quiet, nice, fun-loving, consistent, considerate, companionable, fashion- able. ROBERT S. DRISCOLL Bob 615 Broadway Engineer . . . sports. Football 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Quiet, athletic, ambitious, consider- ate, conservative. 1 VALERIE M. DUNBRACK 3 Wilbur Street Housewife . . . dancing . . . bowling That ' s terrible! Pep Squad 3, 4; Talent Show 3. Cute, fun-loving, nice, companion- able, agreeable. JOAN M. DRISCOLL 119 Glendale Street Buyer . . . You need help! Agreeable, determined, flatterer, excitable. fun-loving. THOMAS M. DURANT Tommy 164 Russell Street Civil Engineer . . . sports. Homeroom Officer 2; Basketball 2, 3. Carefree, ambitious, friendly, likable, conscientious. 37 ARTHUR DURANTE Arty 1 1 Winthrop Street Engineer . . . hot rod builder. Football 1; Italian Club 3. Agreeable, quiet, inventive, carefree, dare-devil. CAROLYN DYSART Red 26 Stevenson Avenue Medical Secretary . . . bowling . . . Who was your servant this time last year? Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 3. Considerate, quiet, fun-loving, nice, carefree. DONNA M. DYER 21 1 Bucknam Street Elementary School Teacher . . . stock car races . . . the drags . . . tennis . . . all sports . . . That ' s it! Gil. and Sul. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Cute, fun-loving, friendly, awesome, dynamic. JUDITH A. EDMONDS Judy 74 Vernal Street Teacher . . . outdoor sports. Gil. and Sul. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Pep Squad 3. Cute, courteous, friendly, nice, care- free, fashionable. LEONARD EBERT Lenny 32 Cleveland Avenue Auto Mechanics . . . cars . . . Pal. Quiet, friendly, considerate, co-opera- tive, conscientious. 38 CAROL A. ELLARD 24 Porter Street Nurse . . . Skip it. Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Conscientious, friendly, dependable. quiet, nice, ROBERT H. ERNST Bob 132 Walnut Street Coin Collecting . . . bowling. Able, constant, co-operative, deep, af- fective. DOROTHY E. EVANS Dottie 45 Garland Street Teacher . . . swimming . . . dancing . . . reading. Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Gle e Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4. Companionable, considerate, faithful, fanciful, courteous. VIRGINIA M. ELLS Ginny 2091 Revere Beach Parkway Go to Europe and be a success . . . sports . . . Pretty Gross! Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; J.A. 3; Yearbook Staff. Cute, active, fashionable. fun-loving, capable, MARY S. FAMIGLIETTI 76 Estes Street Legal Secretary . . . tennis. Pep Squad 3. Companionable, likable, quiet, agree- able, faithful. 39 HAROLD R. FAVREAU JR. Roy 17 Hamilton Street Businessman . . . swimming . . . water skiing. Deep, quiet, carefree, credible, lik- able. RICHARD P. FIORE Rick 122 Chelsea Street Work. Agreeable, quiet, inventive, kind, friendly. DIANE FENNO 148 Vernal Street Medical Secretary . . . bowling . . . dancing . . . That ' s Tearible! Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Talent Show 3. Considerate, cute, emotional, fashion- able, nice. LEONA E. FITZGERALD Lee 43 Duncan Road Airline Hostess . . . piano . . . sports . . . Oh Sugar! Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Pep Squad 3; Italian Club 3, 4. Considerate, friendly, fun-loving, nice, dependable. DOROTHY J. FISKE Dee Jay 46 Glendale Street Dental Assistant . . . sewing . . . cook- ing . . . Oh Boy! Glee Club 2. Cute, courteous, quiet, nice, friendly. 40 BARBARA L. FLAMMIA Little Bit 4 Hadley Court Live in California . . . Hey, You ' re Nice! Pep Squad 3. Emotional, co urteous, comical, coop- erative, companionable. CYNTHIA FOLEY Cindy 53 Morris Street Dietician . . . sewing . . . foods . . . Swinging! Homeroom Officer 4. Quiet, nice, devoted, credible, consist- ent. JOHN R. FOLLO 47 Waverly Street Electronics. Companionable, quiet, agreeable, ear- nest, courteous. LEO M. FLYNN 28 Sherman Street Real Estate . . . athletics. Homeroom Officer 2; Football 4; Ital- ian Club 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4. Courteous, friendly, athletic, care- free, faithful. ROBERT K. FORD Bobby 298 Ferry Street To be, or not to be. Track 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Considerate, comical, nice, friendly, faithful. 41 WALTER W. FOURNIER Wally 157 Hancock Street Commercial Artist . . . drawing . . . sports . . . Fink . Football 4; Track 3, 4. Jolly, noisy, imaginative, happy, ag- gressive. SADIE FOTI 683 Broadway Secretary or hairdresser . . . sports . . . Goodness Sake! Pep Squad 3. Excitable, bright, cute, blissful, con- tent. ERIC FREEMAN 16 Silver Road Engineer . . . sports . . . music. Constructive, masterful, naive, con- stant. FRED F. FORESTEIRE 30 Harding Avenue Teacher. Class Officer 2; Homeroom Officer 4: Football 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Yearbook Staff. Commander, carefree, athletic, inde- pendent, handsome. JOHN A. FRASSICA Johnny 27 Harding Avenue Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Track 2: Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Frisky, fickle, debonair, instigator, good-looking. I a: 42 THERESA J. FRONTERO Terry 28 Everett Street Hairdresser . . . tennis. Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 3. Fun-loving, carefree, joker, energetic, jovial. I f 1 WILLIAM A. FULTON Bill 29 Kenwood Road Teacher . . . bowling. Happy-go-lucky, loquacious, intelli- gent, joker, impish. 1 RICHARD A. GARIEPY Dick 29 Argyle Street Electrical Engineer . . . wood carving . . . mechanics . . . radio . . . camping . . . accordian . . . Jazz Job, Swing- ing! Intellectual, courteous, emphatic, diplomat, individualistic. ALLAN V. FULLERTON Fully 38 Jackson Avenue Teacher . . . guitar . . . singing. Dashing, off-hand, independent, idealist, incredible. RICHARD T. GAROFANO 1 8 Woodward Street Fun-loving, carefree, joker. PeeWee jovial, noisy, 43 THOMAS P. GEER Hole in the Head 57 Prescott Street Police oflRcer . . . pool . . . Go! Go! Fun-loving, constant, impish, infor- mal, content. GAIL J. GIANATASSIO 47 Kinsman Street Dancing teacher . . . dancing and sports . . . What a sin! Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gil. and Sul. 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Industrial, constructive, neighborly, friendly, jovial. 44 WILLIAM A. GESNER Gessie 21 Richdale Avenue Auto Mechanic . . . hot rods . . . It ' s been a long tough haul! Noisy, natural, humorous, joker, imp- ish. KEVIN GAYNOR 12 Kenwood Road Bookkeeper. Junior Achievement. Offhand, carefree, impassive, humor- ous, happy. JEAN GIAMPIETRI Jecmnie 36 Corey Street Telephone operator . . . dancing . . . Terrible! Pep Squad 3. 4. Carefree, noisy, jovial, blissful, con- tent. JOYCE A. GIANNELLI Sailor 23 Clarence Street Housewife . . . skater . . . I think I ' m the nicest thing . Modest, nice, independent, kind, hu- merous. VINCENT A. GIGANTE Vinnie 115 High Street Air Force Pilot . . . teacher. Homeroom Officer 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Debonair, dashing, handsome, brawny, delightful. JOHN GILLESPIE Sleepy 58 Grover Street Calm, ethereal, blissful, courteous, fanciful. GEORGIA M. GIBERSON Dimples 1 Estes Court Nurse . . . missionary . . . collects coins . . . rides horses ... a ventrilo- quist . . . Swingin . Band 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Constructive, instructive, nice, mod- est, a true friend. CAROL A. GIUNTA 60 Oliver Street Hair-stylist . . . dances well . . . That ' s terrible! Serene, quiet, happy, nice-to-know, fun-loving. 45 ARTHUR GLAZER 24 Hamilton Street Construction engineer . . . wood- craft ... oil painting . . . chess. Spanish Club 4. Constant, impassive, co-operative, content. NANCY L. GRANTZ Nan 64 Dean Street Nurse . . . collecting stuffed animals. Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; French Club 3, 4. Ambitious, constant, courteous, cred- ulous, serene. 46 MARILYN F. GOKEY Mai 151 Elm Street Secretary . . . marriage . . . sewing . . . Hey! Go! Go! Pep Squad 3; Dramatics 2. Critic, conservative, constant, elo- quent, eager-beaver. NANCY GLASS Nancybugs Teacher of mentally retarded children . . . sports . . . talking . . . care of children . . . Swinging! Gil. and Sul. 2. 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Emotional, diplomat, energetic, co- operative, attentive. RONALD B. GRANT Ron 25 Rich Street X-Ray technician . . . collecting rock and roll and jazz records . . . That ' s the way the ball bounces! Impassive, carefree, brainy, conform- er, co-operative. LINDA A. GRASSO 47 Wilbur Street Elementary school teacher. Italian Club 2, 3. 4. Fun-loving, blissful, jovial, friendly, excitable. SANDRA J. GROMELSKI Sandy 136 Elm Street Airline Stewardess . . . Go! Go! Pep Squad 3, 4. Cute, conservative, delightful, faith- ful, impartial, different. SAMUEL L. GUIFFRE Sammy 15 Everett Street Architect . . . drawing, building mod- el churches . . . Mon Dieu! I never! Band 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Choral Art 3, 4; E.H.S. Octet 3, 4. Conservative, constructive, calm, im- aginative, orderly. •I !% ALBERT A. GRAZIOSI Little Albie 37 Waters Avenue Machinist . . . Let it happen! Track 2, 3. Card, comical, joker, noisy, fancy- free, hilarious. ANNEMARIE HANER Am 24 Tappan Street Writer . . . raise six kids. Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 4; Mad- rigal 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Ly- ceum 4. Courteous, co-operative, dare-devil, intelligent, kindly, nice. 47 HAROLD S. HAUSER JR. Hal 28 Adams Avenue French Club 4. Conservative, companionable, con- siderate, dashing, likable, dependable. ALAN P. HELEIN 131 Vernal Street Air Force career. Homeroom Officer 2, .3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Gil. and Sul. 4. Athletic, admirable, comical, ambi- tious, dashing, likable. 48 DAVID B. HAYDEN 33 Clark Street Gentle, calm, conformer, noble, con- sistent, diligent. ROBERT H. HARTUNG Bohhy 64 Fuller Street Sports announcer ... all sports . . . Nice going! Athletic, gleesome. likable, calm, in- telligent. PETER J. HAYES Pete 195A Main Street Insurance Salesman. Attentive, calm, natural, fun-loving, conformer. NEIL I. HENRIKSON 6 Grover Street Hockey player . . . stamps. Track 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3. 4. Conservative, co-operative, calm, de- pendable, modest, natural. JANE M. HIGGINS Janie 148 Elm Street Nurse. Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement. Cute, agreeable, admirable, blissful, bright, delightful. SUSAN A. HISCOCK Sue 18 South Ferry Street Traveling . . . sports. Homeroom Officer 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Yearbook Staff. Cute, attentive, active, fun-loving, ad- mirable. JACQUELINE F. HICKEY Jackie 150 Union Street Secretary . . . ice-skating . . . bowling . . . Oh! for Heaven ' s Sake! Homeroom Officer 4. Bright, constant, companionable, con- siderate, kindly. RICHARD B. HOGAN Dickie 24 Walnut Street Draftsman or musician . . . drawing . . . music . . . Don ' t fool around with me kid! Band 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 3; Spanish Club 3, 4. Comical, card, dare-devil, joker, joy- ful. 49 1 ELAINE M. HOLDEN 56 Newton Street Secretary . . . sports . . . Good Gra- vy! Pep Squad 3. Blissful, conservative, courteous, nice, happy. JOYCE M. HUDSON Joy 2 1 Abbott Avenue Teacher . . . music . . . You know what I mean. Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Active, bright, co-operative, consider- ate, likable. MARIE E. INDELICATO 46 Road B Secretary ... art . Pep Squad 3, 4. Friendly, gay, modest fun-loving. Re Re ' Perhaps neighborly, SO KATHLEEN IMBORNONE Katliy 8 Englewood Avenue Teacher . . . painting. Homeroom Officer 3; Bnnd 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4. Cute, carefree, bright, delightful, fun- loving, likable. ELIZABETH INDELICATO Betry 178 Springvale Avenue Secretary . . . Like and Yalk! Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Talent Show 3. Cute, blissful, carefree, gracious, fan- ciful. Baron Osso . What ' s the PAUL lOSSA 88 Pearl Street Dentist . . . music story here? Class Officer 2; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Active, comedian, debonair, dashing, commander, heartbreaker, handsome. CHARLENE JAMERSON Charl 213 Belmont Street Dental Assistant ... art . . . Fabu- lous Pep Squad 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Cute, carefree, considerate, motivat- ing, nice, gay. ELEANOR L. JAMES Elite 19 Dowse Street Hairdresser . . . swimming . . . Good- ness Gracious! Pep Squad 3, 4. Blissful, courteous, delightful, fun- loving, impartial, nice. DOLORES JACKSON 167 Elm Street Airline Hos tess . . . reading. Bookworm, bright, conservative, nice, modest, likable. FRED JANES 53 Wilbur Street Bookkeeper . . You ' re Fierce! Bright, impassive, handsome, kindly. Freddie outdoor sports . . . orderly, noble, 1 BARBARA A. JARMON 86 Reed Avenue Typist . . . dancing. Cute, blissful, considerate, courteous, confidential, nice. LINDA S. KATZ 125 Harvard Street Accountant. Gil. and Sul. 2; Spanish Club 4. Able, likable, considerate, ambitious, nice. JOHN J. JOHNSON Little John 17 Arlington Street Accountant . . . Catch you later. Homeroom Officer 2, 3. Joker, constant, indescribable, comi- cal, carefree. LINDA R. KORNITSKY 198 Vine Street Guitar . . . piano. French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Junior Achievement. Melodious, joyful, calm, purposeful, diligent. JOHN J. KING Johnny 237 Ferry Street Business world . . . cars. Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. Quiet, likable, content, modest, per- sonable, nice. 52 ROSALIND KORNITSKY Rozzie 96 Garland Street Teacher . . . clubs . . . Roger, don ' t get nervous! Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2; French Club 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Agreeable, earnest, active, likable, idealist. PAULA KULVIN Penelope 22 Baily Street Secretary . . . stuffed animals . . . Perhaps Quiet, diligent, nice, natural, impar- tiaL GRACE A. LAMBORGHINI 101 Woodlawn Street Operator . . . outdoor activity . . . That ' s Wonderful Pep Squad 3. Anxious, impulsive, calm, impish, jok- er. MAUREEN A. KOVAKS 16 Bolster Street Nursing . . . dancing . . . I ' ll play your silly game! Dramatics 4. Comical, off-hand, happy, agreeable, constant. CARMEN LANNI Cram 38 Kelvin Street Woodworking . . . woodmaking. Earnest, determined, likable, inces- sant, happy-go-lucky. PRUDENCE LeBLANC Penny 9 Arthur Avenue Teacher . . . drawing . . . Some kind of a nut! Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Latin Club 2. Compatible, delightful, likable, con- siderate, nice. ALLESSANDRA M. LEPORE Sandy 9 Cabot Court Bookkeeper . . . bowling . . . Sweets, dear honey! Homeroom Officer 2, 3. Likable, fun-loving, card, impetuous, inquisitive. 54 JACQUELINE F. LAWRENCE Jackie 55 Ashton Street Secretary . . . outdoor sports. Class Officer 2; Cheerleader 4: Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 4; Dramatics 3; Spanish Club 3. 4; Jun. Prom Comm. 3; Junior Achievement. Cute, dependable, agreeable, active, bright, naive. ANN L. LEIGHTON 16 Belmont Pard Airline Hostess . . . Crumbs! Spanish Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Quiet, diligent, constant, kindly, at- tentive. WALTER J. LENNOX 16 Rosedale Avenue Accountant . . . You softie! Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Calm, jovial, friendly, earnest, lightful. Len PATRICIA LEVETIN Patti 334 Ferry Street Teacher . . . music . . . TTiat ' s your tough luck! Pep Squad 3; Dramatics 2; French Club 2, 4. Impatient, glee-some, inquisitive, able, anxious. MICHAEL LEWIS Mike 123 Francis Street Air Force . . . mechanics . . . Really Mary! Instigator, irascible, impetuous, joker, distant. ROBERT S. LITVAK Bob 62 Maiden Street Engineer . . . stamps. Spanish Club 4. Ambitious, likable, cooperative, in- dustrious, gay. ANITA J. LEVINE Mehoughie 1 13 Maiden Street Legal Secretary . . . bowling . . . golf- ing . . . I said! Gil. and Sul. 3, 4. Likable, capable, fastidious, devoted, nice. WILLIAM LOCKE Bill 88 Cottage Street Make a lot of money . . . sports. Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Athletic, heart-breaker, masterful, brawny, independent. 55 VINCENT LoCONTE The Count 21 Devens Street Teacher Coach Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Ital- ian Club 3, 4. Active, athletic, dashing, agreeable, aggressive. MARILYN R. LOMBARDI Mai 14 Bradford Street Secretary . . . swimmi ng . . . bowling . . . Nice, believe me. Pep Squad 3. Distant, content, calm, lasting, laugh- ing. ROHONA LOITER Ronnie 98 Irving Street Sewing . . . bowling . . . dancing . . . Don ' t bother me! Gil. and Sul. 2; Pep Squad 3, 4. Agreeable, brilliant, able, energetic, glib. JOHN C. LOSANNO 29 High Street Swingin Fun-loving, handsome, content, im- passive, likable, fancy-free. JOSEPH LoRUSSO 550 A Ferry Street Physical Education Teacher. Homeroom Officer 2. Able, jolly, noisy, independent. 56 RUTHANNE LOVEYS 53 Luke Road Elementary School teacher . . . dra- matics . . . reading . . . I might! Gil. and Sul. 3; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Ly- ceum 4; French Club 3, 4. Cute, ambitious, active, bookworm, glee-some. MARK R. LUSTER Lux 26 Reynolds Avenue Field of math or chemistry . . . coin collecting . . . stamps. Gil. and Sul. 4; J.A. 3; French Club 4. Ambitious, capable, agreeable. MARILYN R. LYNN Mai 32 Freeman Avenue Private Secretary . . . dancing . . . col- lecting records . . . Nice, Really, Gee Whiz! Cute, delightful, agreeable, quiet, modest. LORETTA A. LUSH 129 Nichols Street Elementary teacher . . . music . . . painting . . . dramatics . . . Watch it! Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Active, ambitious, fun-loving, capa- ble, likable. RUTH ANN MacINNES P.K. 52 Church Street Nurse . . . music. Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Active, adept, benevolent, bright, con- sistent. 57 ROBERT MacLAUGHLIN Mac 25 Cameron Street Biochemistry-organic chemistry . . . fishing. Band 3, 4; Gil, and Sul. 2. 3, 4; French Club 4; Choral Art 3. 4; Oc- tet 3, 4. Active, ambitious, constant, likable, capable. CHARLES MADDEN CIms 1 1 Harrison Avenue State Trooper . . . sports. Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. Dashing, debonair, friendly, nice-to- know. DONNA J. Mac RAE 41 Mt. Washington Street School Teacher . . . hairdresser . . . tennis . . . swimming . . . dancing . . . Ruby do! Wicked amounts! Gil. and Sul. 4; Glee Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Fastidious, comical, cute, likable, ad- mirable. ROGER A. MAFFEI Mafia 26 Forest Avenue Journalist, musician . . . playing piano . . . sports . . . To each his own! Football 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Com- panionable, consistent, deep, fanciful, intelligent. PEGGY R. MADDEN 44 Winthrop Street Elementary School Teacher . . . bowl- ing . . . reading . . . Too Bad! Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Glee Club 4; French Club 3, 4. Cute, personable, gay, companion- able. 58 CARL R. MALIN 23 Belmont Street Undecided . . . artistry . . Don ' t work too hard, take it easy! Homeroom Officer 3. Awesome, cooperative, hen-pecked, impressible, able. VIRGINIA J. MANGANARO Ginny 22 Edith Street Bookkeeper . . . bowls . . . Too bad! Pep Squad 3. Petite, nice, cute, agreeable, compan- ionable. JOAN MANISCALCO Joaiiie 10 Fairmount Street Bookkeeper . . . bowls . . . Too bad! Pep Squad 3. Cute, agreeable, nice, well-liked, fashionable. r, 1 ANTHONY R. MANGANARO 50 Tappan Street Encineer. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Heart-breaker, bright, joker, flashy, friendly. FRANCIS P. MANNING Fninkie 24 Irving Street Architect . . . designs model cars and houses. Hockey 2. Impish, gabber, heart-breaker, consid- erate, inventive, languid. 59 CYNTHIA A. MARSHALL Cyndi 7 Sunnyside Avenue Elementary school teacher . . . bowl- ing . . . reading . . . Tell it like it is! Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 2, 4; Madri- gal 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; J.A. 3; Oratorical Con- testant 2, 3. Able, active, likable, fun-loving, agreeable. LORRAINE B. MARTINI Ldinie 13 Partridge Terrace Entertainer . . . dancing . . . Why??? Homeroom Officer 4. Cute, bright, delightful, happy-go- lucky. 60 LOUISE J. MARTIGNETTI Lulu bowling 17 Spring Street Secretary . . . dancing . . . . talking. Cute, flatterer, laughing, frank, com panionable. ALBERT MARCHESE Al 91 Elsie Street Draftsman . . . cars . . . Have a coke on me! Hockey 2; Italian Club 2. Ambitious, blissful, carefree, critic, humerous. JUANITA M. MARTINEZ 32 Marie Avenue Dress Designer . . . sewing. Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4; Class Day Usherette. Ambitious, cute, delightful, modest, nice-to-know. V f i r RICHARD R. MARTINI Dick 53 Madison Avenue Agreeable, companionable, nice-to- know. JANICE MASTROCOLA 56 Preston Street Teacher . . . outdoor sports . . . Are you normal! Class Officer 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Cute, bright, friendly, gabby, nice-to- know. JOHN N. MATTUCHIO Johnnie 36 Heath Street Accountant . . . boating. Homeroom Officer 4; Italian Club 3; Junior Achievement 3. Very carefree, capable, deep, natural, progressive. ANDREW J. MASTRANGELO Andy 166 Vine Street Sports. Homeroom Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4. Handsome, athletic, ambitious, lik- able, fun-loving. DANIEL E. MAYNE Danny 808 Broadway Cars . . . What a sin! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. Benevolent, constructive, jolly, gabby, impish. 61 DENNIS M. McCLAY Denny 162 Central Avenue No sweat! Attentive, cooperative, innocent, hap- py-go-lucky, instigator. MARJORiE Mcdonough 131 High Street . bowling . . . Margie dancing Secretary . . . sports. Yearbook staff. Pretty, agreeable, carefree, friendly fashionable. JOHN McKEEVER Johnny 243 Springvale Avenue Engineer . . . amateur radio operator. Joker, carefree, idealist, pleasant, benevolent. JAMES J. McGRATH JR. 9 Elwood Street Architecture . . . fishing . . . Viva La Greece! Mirthful, jovial, enigmatic, consider- ate, comical. 62 DONALD L. McKEE Don 67 Chatham Road Interior Decorator . . . Track 3. Collegiate, conservative, handsome, frank, gallant. THOMAS McMillan Mac 61 Lynn Street Draftsman . . . hockey. Homeroom Officer 3. Likable, athletic, handsome, friendly. JOSEPH A. MEDUGNO Joe 52 Cleveland Avenue Engineer . . . sports . . . Is that so! Athletic, active, friendly, carefree. JOHN MELAGRANO Johnny A1 Elm Street Cars . . . bowling . . . How are ya kid! Homeroom Officer 3. Likable, carefree, considerate, com- panionable. WILLIAM J. McPHEE 55 Gledhill Avenue It ' s the thing to do! Basketball Manager 3, 4. Quiet, likable, active, agreeable. Billy JOYCE A. MELANSON Joy 419 Main Street Commercial Art . . . roller-skating . . . swimming . . . painting . . . Good grief! Immutable, kindly, luminous, individ- ualistic, personable. 63 JOHN J. MELLACE Ace 64 Ferry Street Hair Stylist. Handsome, fervent, inventive, imper- turbable. NORMAN H. MELTZ Normy 1 12 Florence Street Engineer . . . sports. Indescribable, meaningful, natural, mastermind. JOHN MERENDA 7 Bettinson Court Instigator, smiling, progressive, dash- ing. 64 ELAINE A. MENNELLA Chicken 20 Wall Street Secretary . . . What can I say! . . . Skating, bowling. Gil. and Sul. 2, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Dramatics 4. Forensic, cunning, coquette, frisky, candid. LOIS A. MERCIER Blonciie 297 Main Street Secretary . . . golfing, bowling. Pep Squad 3. Fancy-free, laughing, glib, pretty, ad- mirable. JOSEPH MERENDA Joe 65 Elsie Street Weightlifting . . . Goodbye! Easy-going, pleasant, purposeful, hap- py-go-lucky. MARSHA R. METZGER Marsh 215 Russell Street Secretary ... all sports . . . What are you, some kind of a nut! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Dramatics; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Athletic, bookworm, brainy, nice, quiet. CLAIRE F. MIDDLETON 55 Central Avenue Dancing Teacher . . . dancing, swim- ming, tennis . . . Like Hello! Majorette 2, 3. Flirtatious, cute, carefree, deter- mined, vivid. DOROTHEA A. MERLINA Dottie 197 Linden Street Seamstress . . . sewing, drawing, cooking . . . Could be! Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3; Junior Achievement 3. Frank, linguistic, indelible, agreeable. VIVIAN M. MITCHELL Viv 441 Ferry Street Dress designer . . . music . . . Don ' t worry about a thing! Fun-loving, informal, loquacious, in- tellectual. 65 EDMUND MONTELLO Skip 1 54 Shute Street Cars. Indescribable, instigator, masterful, frank, proficient. Sue SUSAN B. MONAHAN 74 Fremont Avenue Teacher . . . bowling . . . swimming . . . Outdoor sports . . . Whoopie do! Majorette 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 4; Madri- gal 2; Lyceum 4; French Club 3, 4. Gay, hilarious, laughing, friendly, cute, unpredictable. JAMES W. MOORE ; 201 Hancock Street Cars. Fatalist, light-hearted, gallant, imag- inative, orderly. JANA A. MOAK Jan 38 Walnut Street Scientist . . . dancing . . . horseback riding . . . swimming. Choral Arts 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 3. 4; Pep Squad 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Mad- rigal 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3. 4; Lbirary Staff 2, 3, 4. Intellectual, toneful, modest, brainy, devoted. MARY ANN MONTROSE 21 Locust Street Secretary . . . sewing. Pep Squad 3. Likable, friendly, impish, cute, un- predictable. 66 ANNE M. MORGANTO 130 Estes Street Nurse . . . bowls . . . swims . . . Oops! Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Cute, frank, agreeable, petite, lumin- ous. PETER C. MORRIONE 32 Englewood Avenue Big banker . . . model planes . . . Give me money! Sociable, fun-loving, active, carefree, nice-to-know. RICHARD J. MORELLO 102 Clark Street Service . . . sports . . . ' Ts that right? Homeroom Officer 3, 4. Friendly, likable, active, sociable, carefree. PHILIP L. MORRIS Phil 56 Autumn Street Machinist . . . Don ' t call me, I ' ll call you! Capable, debonair, friendly, carefree, sincere. 67 JOHN J. MORRISSEY Linle John 181 Linden Street Pilot . . . aviation. Quiet, likable, incredible, indescrib- able. MARILYN G. MURCH Tiger 29 Evelyn Road Sewing . . . Get lost! Dramatics 4. Quiet, studious, carefree, capable, in- quisitive. JAMES F. MOYNIHAN Jimmy 42 Oliver Street Military Policeman . . . drum corps . . . The man who apologizes is the better man! Homeroom Officer 3. Good-looking, devoted, adept, likable. 4 ' 68 ELIZABETH A. MORRISON Betty 69 Clark Street Secretary . . . swimming . . . tennis . . . dancing . . . Are you crazy? Pep Squad 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics 4. Serene, helpful, consistent, happy, in- tellectual. COLETTE J. MULRENNAN Clyde 32 Reed Avenue Airline Stewardess . . . sewing . . . ice-skating . . . Want a bet? Spanish Club 4. Fervent, gracious, generous, bounti- ful. Fun-loving, bright-eyed, smiling, friendly, likable. LORRAINE NAPOLITANO Lorri 84 Clinton Street Teacher . . . swimming . . . horseback riding . . . Jeepers Creepers! Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Madrigal 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement. Studious, polite, linguistic, content, active. RALPH J. NATALE Bud 206 Hancock Street Teacher . . . Hi-fi. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Handsome, popular, collegiate, heart- breaker, fun-loving. JOSEPH P. MURPHY Joe 215 Springvale Avenue Stamps . . . golf. Track 3, 4. Agreeable, able, devoted, energetic, cooperative. PETER R. NAZZARO Nuzzy 82A Maiden Street Auto mechanic . . . cars . . . Good- bye! Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2. Comical, active, carefree, friendly, consistent. 69 PATRICIA A. NICKERSON Pat 429 Ferry Street Nurse . . . outdoor sports . . . I kid you not! Pep Squad 3, 4. Happy-go-lucky, meticulous, fickle, languid, jolly. FRANCIS P. NIGRO Frankie 194 Springvale Avenue Football 2, 3, 4. Athletic, heart-breaker, good-looking, ethereal. Bill WILLIAM NICKERSON 429 Ferry Street Air Force. Commander, impassive, naive, indes cribable. DAVID J. O ' BRIEN Davie 15 County Road Business world . . . outdoor sports . . . Come on now! Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Band 4; French Club 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4. Important, electrifying, diplomatic, melodious, lasting. GLORIA E. NOLAN Lori 100 Cottage Street Singing . . . Razz-a-ma-tazz! ' Forensic, smiling, personable, well- liked, sincere. 70 JOSEPHINE M. O ' BRIEN Jo 151 Central Avenue Secretary . . . avid reader. Petite, gentle, nice-to-know, flirta- tious, frisky. FRANCES M. OLIVERI Franny 19 Argyle Street Nurse . . . reads . . . swims . . . dances . . . cooks . . . Wait a minute! Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3. Eager-beaver, talkative, jovial, happy, effervescent. JOAN OLIVERI 19 Argyle Street Dress designer . . . sews. Flamboyant, liberal, neighborly, in- quisitive. JUDITH A. O ' CONNOR Judy 36 Dunster Road Secretary . . . dances . . . bowls . . . You ' re nice! Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 3, 4. Genial, loquacious, natty, heart- breaker, personable. LILLIAN F. OLIVERI 33 Jefferson Avenue Teacher . . . reads . . . plays tennis . . . jazz records . . . Wicked, horrid! Homeroom Officer 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Li- brary Staff 3. Shorty, fashionable, emotional, bright, comical. WILLIAM F. OLSEN Bill 22 Bolster Street Draftsman . . . Why not! Able, card, deep, ethereal, happy, fun- loving. CAROL ANN ORSINI 2 Oliver Place Elementary School Teacher . . . read- ing. Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Smart, motherly, kindly, informative, nice. FRANCIS O ' NEAL Frank 37 School Street Oh-yah! Bonafide, demonstrative, debonair, in- timate. FRANCIS C. OLSEN Chuck 9 Dunster Road Physical Therapist . . . sports . . . sleeping . . . Oh! My aching back! Class Officer 3. 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4; Junior Prom Comm.; Yearbook staff. Popular, well-liked, disconcerning, gallant, dashing, debonair. CARL S. ORLANDI Siggy 12 Bailey Street Government work . . . model rail- roading . . . sports . . . stamp collect- in? . . . Chalk it up to win! Italian Club 3, 4. Fun-loving, dynamic, jovial, gay. light-hearted. 72 ROSE ANNE ORSO Ro 196 Bucknam Street Typist . . . dancing . . . Why? Ambitious, faithful, fastidious, happy, gay. WILLIAM P. PALIZZOLO Bill 17 Harding Avenue Civil or Electrical engineer ... art . . . mechanics . . . It ' s nice to be alive! Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. Attentive, conservative, happy, care- free, companionable. MARY ANN PALLADINO 23 Rock Valley Avenue Private Secretary . . . IBM operator . . . sports . . . What a blast! Awesome, calm, fastidious, genial, constant. CHARLES A. OSGOOD 17 Wolcott Street Yuh! Fun-loving, fashionable, cute idealist, happy-go-lucky. KENNETH C. PALMER Ken 148 Walnut Street Chemical Engineer . . . water sports . . . Boy you ' re a hot ticket! Fun-loving, emphatic, comical, atten- tive, carefree. 73 f MARGARET PALMITESTA Mar gee 1 1 Jones Street Secretary . . . dancing . . . bowling. Musing, languid, placid, funny, nice. FLORENCE M. PARHAM Flo 16 Pleasant View Avenue Social Worker . . . sports . . . clothes . . . You Lemon! Class Officer 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2; Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Lyce- um 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Well-dressed, frank, popular, sincere, pleasant, ambitious. SARA LOU PECCI 17 Lexington Street Beautician . . . art. Flashy, flirt, glee-some, natural, care- free. 74 HERBERT L. PARSONS Herb 29 Plymouth Street Electrician . . . electronics . . . music . . . Anything cool? Masculine, dashing, polite, fun-lov- ing, carefree. RICHARD R. PASQUERELLA The Pask 582 Second Street Auto Mechanic . . . collecting model cars . . . I like it like that! Homeroom Officer 4. Well-liked, good-looking, comedian, dare-devil, one-of-a-kind. FREDERICK N. PELLEGRINI Freddy 22 Staples Avenue Law . . . stereo hi-fi . . . sports . . . Nice to be alive! Spanish Club 4. Hypnotic, calm, laconic, intuitive, logical, friendly. MARIE A. PESA 51 Reed Avenue Housewife. Pleasant, happy, considerate, cious. gra- JEAN A. PESCE Jeanne 10 Tileston Street Secretary . . . sports . . . Nice! Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 4. Diminutive, earnest, candid, gracious, cunning. ft 1 4 4 DOMENIC G. PEPE Pepe 21 Cedar Street Nuclear physicist . . . accordion play- er. Italian Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4. Brainy, anxious, cavalier, enigmatic, fearless. LUCILLE M. PESCE Lou 79 Cottage Street Housewife. Purposeful, content, dependable, nice. 75 PAUL S. PETERSIEL 24 Maiden Street Lawyer . . . swims . . . fishes . . . You rogue! Lyceum 2. 3, 4; French Club 3. Indescribable, harmless, a card, off- hand. ELLEN M. PETERSON Shorty 5 Gilmore Street Teacher . . . drill team . . . dances . . . You nut! Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Petite, likable, quiet, attentive, nice- to-know. DOMINICK A. PINO Dom 430 Ferry Street Computer . . . analogy . . . hi-fi. Italian Club 2, 3. Capable, honorable, deep, intellectu- al, dashing. ANNA R. PETRINO 18 Franklin Street Secretary. Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 3. Genial, friendly, happy, cute, neigh- borly. JOANNE E. PIANTEDOSI Jo 1 17 Broadway Hairdresser . . . collects coins . . . Oh well! Humanitarian, nimble, gay, laudato- ry, flatterer. MARIE L. PIZZUTO Re 147 Glendale Street Hairdresser . . . dances . . . Go-go! Bountiful, enigmatic, impatient, cute, energetic. EDWARD D. POSTE Ed 197 Bow Street Printer . . . mechanics . . . prints . . . I care, you know! Happy-go-lucky, fun-loving, constant, industrious. ROSEMARIE POSTE Rose 6 Tappan Street Airline stewardess . . . That ' s the breaks! Admirable, dependable, calm, earnest, candid. ANTHONY M. PORCARO Tony 27 Baldwin Avenue Bookkeeper . . . water skiis . . . fishes . . . boats. Homeroom Officer 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement. Comedian, friendly, likable, natural, congruous. MARTIN H. POTHIER Marty 34 Peirce Avenue Electrical engineer . . . models. Incredible, joker, flashy, hypnotic, personable. 77 WARREN E. POTTER 1 1 Lexington Street History teacher . . . weight lifting . . . Famous last words! Dependable, handsome, courteous, conservative, impatient. JOHN QUATIERI 49 Woodlawn Avenue Shoe salesman. Likable, kindly, constant, fun-loving, happy. THERESA RAGUCCI Terry 41 Veterans Avenue Secretary . . . ceramic work . . . cook- ing . . . bowling . . . For Goodness Sake! Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 3. Carefree, effervescent, capable, bliss- ful, determined. 78 WILLIAM E. QUINN Poopsie 16 Lafayette Street Business administration. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Jun- ior Achievement. Diminutive, indescribable, eager-bea- ver, impish. NANCY ANN QUIRKE 105 Grover Street Registered nurse . . . sewing. Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3; Dramat- ics 3; Junior Achievement. Cute, friendly, well-liked, fashion- able, nice. ROSEANN F. RAGUSA 142 Main Street Airline hostess . . . model . . . dancing . . . drawing . . . records . . . What a sin! Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Talent Show 3. Emotional, cute, idealist, fun-loving, well-liked, nice. MAUREEN REARDON 66 Everett Street Library Staff 2. Quiet, well-liked, genial, able, tent. Moe MARY L. REAVY Mary Lou 210 Russell Street Typist . . . bowling. Quiet, genial, happy, constant, agree- able. WILLIAM RAIMO 39 Foster Street Prove it! Carefree, fun-loving, happy. Billy nice-to-know, ARNOLD E. REG ELS Arnie 176 Ferry Street Cars . . . Hi ya kids! Carefree, proficient, influential, sky- scraper, imperturbable. 79 WALTER RESTON Walt 77 A Waverly Street Engineer . . . Why Not! Homeroom Officer 3. Punctual, imperturbable, comical, friendly. JOHN B. RILEY 42 Walnut Street Education . . . collector . . . Don ' t sweat the small stuff! Track 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. Hair-raising, glib, dashing, friendly, well-liked. LAWRENCE E. RICCI Larry 62 Woodville Street Chemist . . . music. Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; French Club 4. Sky-scraper, compatible, agreeable, imperturbable, laconic. BARBARA RESNICK Barbie 112 Irving Street Lawyer . . . piano . . . Oiy Gevalt! Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2. Bright, co-operative, genial, agree- able, dependable, forensic. BARBARA RICHARDSON Barb 201 Linden Street Study Biochemistry . . . singing . . . Everybody out of the pool with sneakers on! Homeroom Officer 2; Band 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 4. Eloquent, active, emotional, friendly, harmonious. 80 JOHN P. RILEY 8 Elm Street Draftsman. Football 2, 3, 4. Handsome, lucid, likable, bashful. RICHARD RIZZO Richie 68 Shute Street Doctor . . . sports. Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Football 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Or- chestra 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 4; Dra- matics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Council 4; Junior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff. Popular, personable, friendly, happy- go-lucky. PATRICIA A. ROGERS Pat 1 10 Ferry Street Beautician . . . bowling . . . How about that? Admirable, dare-devil, funny, effer- vescent, loquacious. Dor That ' s DORIS J. RIVERS 41 Mansfield Street Typist . . . bowling . Great! Ardent, friendly, meaningful, congen ial, gracious. GILDA E. ROMANELLI 7 7 144 Florence Street Dental hygienist . . . outdoor activi- ties . . . For Pete sakes! Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Madrigal 3; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Able, gentle, gleesome, frisky, effer- vescent. 81 ROSE Betty ELIZABETH M. 79 Maiden Street Receptionist . . . collecting stuffed an- imals . . . Oh Please! Pretty, friendly, acquiescent, blissful, enigmatic. RONALD P. ROSSETTI Rotuiie 42 Heath Street Draftsman . . . guns ... art . . . It ' s all mine! Homeroom Officer 3. Dynamic, agreeable, well-liked, dare- devil, impetuous. JOSEPH RUOTOLO Jo-Jo 15 West Street Music. Italian Club 3, 4. Joker, popular, handsome, diminutive, friendly. BARRY M. ROZOMOFSKY 102 Maiden Street Advertising . . . music. Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. Bookworm, aggressive, eloquent, am- bitious, industrious. ELAINE M. RU GGIERO 12 West Street Nursing . . . sports. Glee Club 2, 4. Sweet, likable, quiet, agreeable, friendly. 82 BARBARA J. RUSSELL Barb 18 Bryant Street Journalist . . . dancing . . . Oh Beans! Glee Club 4. Attractive, aggressive, demonstrative, earnest, effervescent. BRANDON A. RUSSO Brandy 26 Cabot Street Driver . . . pool . . . Ya Know! Comedian, well-liked, acquiescent, in- dividualistic. ROBERT J. RUSSO Rimo 48 Coolidge Street Banker . . . stamps. Diminutive, well-liked, friendly, comi- cal, blissful. i I 1 4 CAROL A. RUSSELL Rusty 28 Newton Street Secretary. Friendly, congenial, capable, impetu- ous, impulsive. MURIEL H. RYAN 160 Bradford Street Teacher . . . music . . . Can ' t win for losing! French Club 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Ambitious, friendly, candid, consider- ate, loquacious. 83 JOHN D. SADLER 228 Shute Street Mechanical engineer . . . stereo hi- fi equipment. Band 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet, dynamic, blissful, capable. ANGELA M. SAIA Angel 65 Clarence Street Hairdresser and model . . . singing . . . ' You Donkey! Friendly, enigmatic, delightful, hap- py-go-lucky. EDWARD D. SAWYER Eddie 12 Dartmouth Street Military life . . . Forget it! Friendly, comical, ambitious, felici- tous, progressive. JOHN SARNO Johnny 5 Timothy Avenue You ' re a nag! Card, likable, comical, delightful, dashing. ROBERTA M. SAVAGE Bobby 100 School Street Social secretary . . . collects pennies . . . Be good! Considerate, friendly, attentive, de- termined, bright, nice. 84 ANDREA E. SEMENUK Andy 48 Irving Street Teacher . . . dances . . . paints . . . Oh, sugar on toast! Gil. and Sul. 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Dra- matics 4; French Club 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3. Quiet, friendly, well-liked, ambitious, meticulous. EDWARD A. SIEGEL Eddie 42 Reynolds Avenue Engineer . . . bowls . . . movies. A big one, quiet, dependable, agree- able, harmonious. JOSEPH SIMIONE Joe 53 Woodville Street Architectural engineer . . . fishes . . . hunts. Acquiescent, dependable, light-heart- ed, handsome. WILLIAM H. SHANLEY Billy 32 High Street Draftsman. Dare-devil, happy-go-lucky, carefree, content, blissful. ROSANNE SIRACUSA 23 Francis Street Teacher . . . records . . . movies. Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Gil. and Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Ital- ian Club 3, 4; Council 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Active, well-liked, fashionable, benev- olent. 85 JAMES E. SMITH Smitty 72 Woodlawn Street Engineer . . . auto mechanics. Handsome, brawny, dashing, content, dynamic, debonair. CAROL SMITH 6 Hall Avenue Private Secretary . . . art. Homeroom Officer 2. Dependable, courteous, friendly, constant. demure, RUTH E. SMITH Ruthie 19 Calhoun Avenue Bookkeeper. Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. Ardent, capable, blissful, heart-break- er, loquacious. CAROL L. SKANE Louie 30 Arlington Street Secretary . . . tennis . . . skating . . . horseback riding. See you round, if you ' re not square by then. Quiet, sweet, ambitious, lucid, attrac- tive. MARSHA I. SMITH Smitty 721 Broadway Teacher . . . dancing . . . Hey, Do- Do Bird! Homeroom Officer 4; French Club 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4. Brilliant, proficient, admirable, sweet, neighborly. 86 4 ROBERT E. SNYDER Bobby 87 Maiden Street Doctor. Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 3, 4. Quiet, bookworm, inquisitive, immu- table, diplomat. LOUISE S. SOLDANI Honey 92 Russell Street Legal Secretary . . . dancing . . . Swell! Homeroom Officer 4; Gil. and Sul. 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Junior Achieve- ment. Well-liked, personable, loquacious, congenial, cute. DAVID C. SOLEMINA Dobie 118 Vernal Street Construction engineer . . . Come on you guys! Likable, thoughtful, fun-loving, eager- beaver. KENNETH C. SOLANO D.J. 28 Woodville Street Radio Announcer . . . Air Force . . . Hi-fi stereo systems. Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4. Dimunitive, laconic, active, attentive, capable. ROSALIE P. SQUILLACIOTI 16 K. K. Terrace Teacher . . . girls ' softball and basket- ball . . . Bug out. Buster! Pep Squad 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Council 3, 4; Junior Prom Commit- tee 3; Junior Achievement. Popular, well-liked, active, candid, friendly, considerate. 87 i JOAN L. STEWART Joanie 15 Moody Avenue Secretary . . . bowling . . . art . . . skiing . . . Hey, what ya say! Courteous, candid, anxious, imagina- tive. VIRGINIA M. STOWELL Ginny 190 Shute Street Teacher . . . drawing . . . sewing. Cheerleader 4; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; French Club 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4. Attentive, sweet, companionable, cap- able. SCOTT TAYLOR Scotlie 56 Englewood Avenue Teacher. Class Officer 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Football 2, 3; Co-captain 4; Track 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Editor-in- Chief-Yearbook. Esteemed, handsome, brawny, popu- lar, wcll-likcd. 88 STEPHEN A. SUTERA Steve 30 Harvey Street Teacher. Student Council 3, 4; Chairman 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Council 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3. Popular, handsome, sky-scraper, in- describable. DONALD S. SWINDELL Swish 26 Plymouth Street Too bad! Diminutive, well-liked, friendly, con- tent, dependable. I RITA L. TECCI 71 Linden Street X-Ray Technician Tesh . sports. Jovial, blissful, excitable, flatterer, in- stigator. CAROL R. THISTLE 850 Broadway Nurse . . . reading . . . sewing . . . Crumb! Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French 3, 4. Quiet, sweet, studious, dependable, kindly. RUTH E. TORREY Ruthie 198 Elm Street Travel . . . music . . . bowling . . . swimming. Pep Squad 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet, bookworm, cooperative, intel- lectual. HAROLD J. TEELING Tiger 46 Abbott Avenue Craftsman . . . music . . . reading . . . Holy mackerel! Lyceum 4; French Club 3, 4. Impassive, conformer, bright, fear- less, emotional. MARGUERITE TORTORICI Marge 119 Ferry Street Teacher. Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 4; Pep Squad 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 3; Library Staff ' 3; Talent Show 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Quiet, ambitious, likable, intelligent. 89 ROBERT L. TRENTINI Trent 24 Pearl Street Music. Handsome, brawny, well-liked, acqui- escent, dashing. PAUL M. TROY 30 Oakland Avenue Teacher . . . bowling. Football 2, 3, 4. Brawny, quiet, impassive, nice to know. MICHAEL A. TREVISANI Mike 23 Harding Avenue Teacher. For crying out loud! Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Popular, athletic, ambitious, energetic. JANETTE VENDETTI 196 Main Street Secretary . . . bowls . . . sews . . . cooks . . . Get over it! Pep Squad 3, 4. Agreeable, likable, ambitious, coop- erative. ALFRED J. VALENTINE JR. Al 233 Bradford Street Teacher . . . dancing . . . piano . . . bowling . . . Tres Bien! Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3: Gil. and Sul. 2. 3, 4; Lyceum 2; French Club 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4. Bookworm, ambitious, eager-beaver, effervescent. 90 ANN VENUTI 60 Cabot Street Secretary . . . bowling . . . Check it out! Pep Squad 3, 4. Quiet, candid, diminutive, inexcitable. CAMILLE J. VETRANO Sugar 46 Marlboro Street Teacher . . . skating, tennis . . . You ' re a nut! Majorette 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Ital- ian Club 3, 4. Ambitious, capable, cooperative, en- ergetic. ELAINE M. VISCONTI 9 Park Terrace Secretary . . . tennis, bowling Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Quiet, sweet, pretty, ambitious. RICHARD VERTULLO Zeke 86 Ferry Street Excitable, emotional, loquacious, fun- loving, cute. JAMES E. VISCONTI Jimmy 191 Main Street Accountant. You know it! Loquacious, joker, impassive, content. PAULA VIVONA Pauline 34 Oliver Street Legal Secretary . . . singing . . . ten- nis .. . shuffleboard . . . Be good! Fun-loving, dependable, pretty, can- did, loquacious. MARY A. WACLAWSKI 57 Liberty Street Nursing . . . art . . . social work . . . sewing . . . Are you kidding! Homeroom Officer 4; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Madrigal 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 3. Bookworm, benevolent, artistic, de- pendable. BARBARA A. WILBER 28 Newton Street Medical secretary . swimming. Homeroom Officer 2 2, 3, 4. Agreeable, capable, live. Willie . bowling . . . 4; Library Staff likable, inquisi- GEORGE W. WALKER Vodka 10 May Street Entertainment . . . playing guitar . . . It all belongs to me! Musical, fun-loving, capable, likable. MURIEL S. WEINER 40 Silver Road Business school . . . Yikes! Gil. and Sul. 4. Candid, agreeable, ambitious, loqua- cious. 92 DONALD J. WILLIAMS Don 32 Pearl Street Draftsman . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. Devoted, athletic, quiet, likable. PATRICIA A. WILSON Pat 34 Highland Avenue Airline Hostess . . . bowling . . . Rots of ruck! Impassive, candid, co-operative, con- former. LOIS O. WOODS 5 Elm Street Tcschc r Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 4. Ambitious, excitable, devoted, con- tent. JOANNE T. WILSON 34 Highland Avenue Airline Hostess . . . bowling Wayout! Quiet, agreeable, candid, blissful. Joe FREDERICK J. WORTMAN Freddy 928 Broadway Service . . . sports. Athletic, joker, loquacious, fun-lov- ing. 93 RONDA G. YOUNG Ronnie 44 Hancock Street Merchandise Buyer . . . bowling . . . Well! Agreeable, fashionable, earnest, ef- fervescent. SANDRA K. ZARTARIAN Sandy 33 Highland Avenue Modeling . . . bowling . . . Check it out! Pretty, quiet, agreeable, candid, bliss- ful. 9 6 2 Lish ALICIA C. YOUNG 405B Broadway Mathematician . . . swimming . . . sewing . . . twirling baton . . . What a riot! Homeroom Officer 2; Majorette 2, 3, Leader 4; Class Day Usherette 3; Junior Achievement 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Active, aggressive, brainy, pretty. ROBERT J. ZACKULAR Zack 48 Adams Avenue Businessman . . . Basketball . . . pool. Loquacious, blissful, awesome, excit- able. 94 School Committee Charles E. Brickley LeRoy J. Kelley. Jr.. D.S.C. William T. Harrington, Jr., Joseph A. McHale M.D. Congratulations The Everett School Committee wishes to congratulate the members of the Class of Ninteen Hundred Sixty Two upon the occasion of their being graduated from Everett High School. You have reached your temporary goal in this initial climb up the mountain of life, but your journey does not end here .There will be pit- falls and obstacles to be overcome if you are to succeed. Life is a great challenge and a great responsibility to each of you. Ac- cept your responsibilities and challenges with determination, dignity, and grace. Cooperate with your fellow man in all things good. Thank God for your blessings and follow His teachings to your final destination. The Alumni welcome you into their fold. The heritage of your school is great and the glory of her sons and daughters ' achievements extend to the far flung corners of the world. May each of you contribute, in some manner, to her continued greatness and never bring disgrace to her cherished name. It is our sincere wish that all your hopes and aspirations will be realized and that your future be crowned with happiness and success. Charles E. Brickley William T. Harrington, Jr., M.D. Mabel G. Curnane LeRoy . Kelley, Jr., D.S.C. Margaret Denny Joseph P. McHale William H. Gerety Albert E. Morris Letty P. Russo Richard Donnelly Spanish Club Sue Monahan French Club Student Activity Leaders Sue Monahan Majorettes Loretta Lush National Thespian Society John Frassica Italian Club Richard Rizzo Gilbert and Sullivan Sandra Astuti Lyceum Alicia Young Band Lois Woods (Orchestra Melvin Cohen Dramatics Anne Morganto Library Staff Florence Parham Glee Club 96 Sue Hiscock — Virginia Flls — Rosemary Corrola Cheerleaders Upperdass Glee Club 97 Upperclass Dramatics Underclass Dramatics 99 Upperclass Italian Club 100 Upperclass French Club Underclass French Club Upperclass Spanish Club Underclass Spanish Club Library Staff 103 105 Cheerleaders 107 Champions Backfield: Cannatelli, Green, LoConte, Leo, and Helein. Line: Wilcox, Locke, Agnetta, Driscoll, Williams, Pizzuto, Taylor, and Nigro. The Season Under the guidance of Head Coach Moody Sarno and his able assistants Ed Leo and Albie Romboli, the Everett High football team brought fame and glory to not only the school but to the entire New England States. Under the able leadership of Scotty Taylor and Vinnie LoConte, we were the co-holders of the State Class A Championship and represented our section of the country in the Orange Bowl in Florida. We opened our season against a fair Newton eleven and routed them by a score of 22-8. We feared this game because of the inability of Vinnie LoConte to participate, as well as our great triple threat, Bobby Leo. We were very pleasantly surprised by the great work of Al Helein and Ed Dimond who so ably filled their shoes. The following week, at full strength again, we ran roughshod over a hapless Weymouth team to the tune of 32-0. Taylor, Locke, Nigro, and Don WiUiams showed up in grand style. Ouincy had been double-trouble to us in the past few years but not so this time. We continued our march down the victory-trail with a one-sided 38-0 win. Vin LoConte steadied our great junior backfield and they ran like scared rabbits all day. 109 Our first big challenge was against a great Arling- ton team. We matched them in line play all day long and it was a nip and tuck affair right down to the wire. The final outcome was a 6-6 tie. The following week we bounced right back and watched Battering Bobby Leo rip Medford apart single handed by a score of 44-14. Again we saw Driscoll, Locke, Taylor, and Nigro play a great game. Somerville offered little opposition as we rolled over them 50-6. Coach Sarno cleared the bench but we just kept rolling along. Nashua almost made it a sad day for us as they caught us sound asleep in the first half and we left the field on the short end of a 14-8 score. In the second half we came into our own as Len Cannatelli caught fire and jaunted all over the field. Fred Foresteire was a bul- wark on defense as he revived the boys and they came out on top 28-14. Our old rival Maiden was our next victim and once again we emerged on the long end by a score of 28-6. Our entire team was outstanding and to single out any one boy would be diflficult. On Thanksgiving Day we met our ancient rival Chel- sea. They were in the same position we had been against them on other occasions and they could ruin our season. They were not so fortunate as we had been in the past and did not succeed. Chelsea played an in- spired game but we were able to withstand their best and emerge victorious 28-14. This was the first undefeated season since the great team of 1945 and it was most welcome. By virtue of this honor, we were invited to play against a great Miami Senior High team of Miami, Florida, in the Orange Bowl on December 7. We accepted this honor and set our hearts on a win. For about a week before the game the trek to Flor- ida began by plane, bus, and car, and we managed to have about 2000 rabid fans screeching their heads off for an Everett win. We were not given an outside chance and it was only a question of how early and often Miami would score. Someone had forgotten to tell these prophets to look at the records of Everett High School. It has never mattered much as to what the cause may be, whether sports or any challenge of life. This was Everett High with the heritage of a great undaunted spirit to do or die. We lost this game by a one point margin in a ques- tionable manner, but our heads were unbowed. Even our hosts and friends from Florida were on their feet and cheering for the Crimson Horde from the North. Time and time again their big burly backs were dumped for losses by our comparatively miniature linemen, only to get stopped in our efforts with disas- trous penalties. However, many were the frustrated sport writers who had to eat their words as to our abil- ity to play football. It is difficult to pass off the season without the recog- nition of certain stars who performed in an outstanding manner during the season. It is our contention that our backs were stars because our line made them stars, and our line was good because our backs made them good; therefore our hats are off to each and every member of the squad of 61 for their stellar perform- ance. To our coaching staff, to the managers, and to all who made this such a wonderful season, we give you our thanks for a job well done. You have brought cred- it to yourselves, your families, your school, your city, and your state. To all the seniors we say so-long. May your futures be as bright as your playing days and may you be crowned with victories in all your future endeavors. The i96i Scluad The Season The lack of experience, a grave shortage of height, and the unsmiling face of Dame Fortune all aided in the downfall of the mighty basketball power of our Alma Mater. This was not our year, as was easily seen. The excitement and glamour of the great tournament teams of the past few years became just a thing of the past. Our fall was by no means a measurement of a lack of spirit on the part of the boys and coaches, but rather simply the cycle of fortune which turns periodi- cally. In most cases we were outclassed by our oppon- ents. During the course of the season we met each team in the league twice. Our initial start was postponed due to the fact that several of our players were in Florida playing football in the Orange Bowl. On December 15 we made our debut against a vet- eran Quincy team and were left in the dust by a count of 61-45. A very slow start put us in the hole and we were never able to recover, although we did hold them even in the second half. Chuck Olsen with eleven points did yeoman work while Richie Green chalked up twelve points. Medford followed, and after a very close first half, we fell behind in the second and dropped this one by a score of 47-34. Again it was Green with thirteen points and Captain Gigante with seven points for the losing cause. Against Revere we came into our own and downed them by a score of 62-30. After a miserable start we clicked in the second half and scored at will. Green dropped in thirty points while Olsen found the range for seventeen. Things were looking up. Maiden came into our gym next with a great veteran team. We were unable to untrack ourselves all night and took another loss by a score of 65-49. Green, Lo- Conte, and Canatelli held up the scoring for us. We started the New Year against North Ouincy, and all our resolutions went up in smoke, as again we were unable to get started in the first half and dropped this one by a 65-51 score. Gigante was on target to the tune of nineteen points but this was not enough. For several years now Chelsea has been in the dol- drums of basketball success, but at last they are climb- ing back to the top. What has been an easy touch for us in the past few years turned out to be a routine win for them. We were belted by our neighbors by a score of 72-56. Green and Olsen were tops with twenty-four and thirteen points. Our old rival Somerville came next and we jour- neyed to their court for this one. No one gave us an outside chance, but when the smoke of battle had cleared, there we were sitting on top of the world by a 55-52 score in a hair-raiser from start to finish. Green popped in twenty-five points while Gigante garnered nineteen. This was a good one to win even though we were not in any tournament. The first half season ended against Lowell and we got off to a good start and went off the floor at the half in front. In the second half we could not stand pros- perity and fell apart and wound up on the short end by 46-42. This one we should have won. 113 Our return game with Quincy was a complete rout as we were pasted to the tune of 92-60. This was one of the highest scores ever run up against an Everett team. Medford tipped us over again by a score of 50-43 in a closely contested game which could have been won by our unfortunate warriors. Green and Gigante were high with sixteen and fourteen points each. We hit the win column again against our old friends Revere by an 80-59 score. Trevisani came up with twelve points to throw some joy into a forlorn season. Maiden again bombed us, but not too badly at all. We had them on the go until the last period when their superior bench made the difference. This one was 63-44. Against North Ouincy we were left at the starting gate in the first half and couldn ' t buy a basket. We did awaken in the second half, but this was a little too late. The final 59-38. Chelsea again took no pity on us and we again found ourselves on the short end 70-58. Green scored twen- ty-five points for the cause. The season had not ended at deadline time to in- clude all the scores. 1962 Scfuad 114 Leo Flynn The Season It was hoped that our third year of hockey at Everett High would be more productive than the previous two years. As the season progressed we were not to be dis- appointed in this respect. Coach Henry Schlegel had a small nucleus of hold- overs from the previous year, and with this experience, plus a few new faces, things worked out in a fairly sat- isfactory manner. The usual problem of only two prac- tices per week was a big obstacle to overcome, inas- much as the rest of the teams in the league were able to practice at will. We opened against a very formidable Maiden sex- tette and many flaws showed up in our play. They took good advantage of our weak team play and lack of con- ditioning and downed us by a score of 3-1. Ford, Don- nelly, and McMillan did show promise of a good sea- son ahead. Ford was able to score the lone goal on an assist by Donnelly and McMillan. Against Quincy we dropped a heartbreaker 3-2. The game was tied at two all right down to the last half minute when a desperation shot went into our net in what proved to be the winning tally. Ford scored on an assist by Donnelly and again on his own solo down the ice. North Quincy was a real tough battle right down to the wire. Everett scored first on a wonderful shot by Donnelly after Ford ' s assist. They came right back and scored to tie it up again. The rest of the game went this way for the rest of the night and wound up a stale- mate, a 1-1 tie. Later North Quincy was forced to for- feit the game due to playing an ineligible boy, and this gave us a 1-0 victory. Christopher Columbus, last year ' s champs, were our next opponents. They had not forgotten the fact that we were the only team to defeat them last year and push them out of the undefeated ranks. This was a battle right down to the finish. Again we were nosed out in the last period by a 2-1 margin. Neil Henrickson came into his old form in this one by blasting his way down the ice, splitting the defense, and driving in our lone goal. We finally hit the win column in good style against Revere. On three different occasions Ford teamed up with Madden and slipped the puck into their net. Then Madden took a beauty of a pass from McMillan and sank our fourth goal of the evening. We repeated our performance against Chelsea to the tunc of 3-1. New faces came into the act as Russell scored on an assist by Flynn. Again it was Madden to Ford for another goal, and Henrickson on an assist by Donnelly and Russell. The Don Bosco game was fireworks from start to fin- ish. We were in top form for this one and won it by a score of 4-1. Ford scored two fast goals on marvelous assist by Madden. Next Donnelly and Henrickson broke loose on solos and dented the nets. Then it hap- pened! An Everett boy became embroiled in a battle; another Fiverett boy pitched in to break it up; this was all that was needed. When the smoke of battle had cleared, two Everett boys were out of the game with major penalties. This meant that they could not partic- ipate in the next game. This was to hurt. 116 We lost our next game to Maiden by a score of 2-1. With our two penalty men out of action this was the downfall of us. Our hats certainly came off to the two sophomores, Dooley and Graf, who came through in great style to fill the gap. Russell scored our lone goal unassisted. Our return with Ouincy was a timid effort on our part and we dropped it 3-1. Madden scored for us on an assist by Ford from Henrickson. North Quincy was again obliged to forfeit the return game with us and so we added another victory, 1-0. The next was a Believe It or Not game against Co- lumbus. For three periods we battled back and forth without a score by either team. In the final period an Everett boy, while clearing the puck, without an oppo- nent near him, accidentally had the puck slip off his stick and . . . you ' re right, bingo, right into his own goal past our very astonished goal tender. We were be- hind 1-0. Donnelly then set sail on a power play with Riley and Henrickson. On beautiful passes they fed to Donnelly and he rammed home our second goal of the night and gave us a mere tie. i962 Scjuad 1 - i 117 118 John Riley Dave Brown Tom Catarazolo 120 Court of Honor Florence Parham 121 Hi Lights Hi Lights Outstanding Trackman Award Club House Award Scott Taylor 123 Waltz King and Queen King and Queen of the Junior Prom Sandy Astuti and Richie Rizzo Elizabeth Indelicato and Robert DeLiica Class Day Ushers and Usherettes Hi Lights Class Prophecy It is the sincere belief that few of these prophecies will come true. We are aware of the disappointment of the class if we did not in some way predict what your future looks like to us at this time, 1962. TO BE OUT IN SPACE Peter Accardi, Robert Auger, Lloyd Butt, Janice Cor- deau, Richard Donavon, Eric Freeman, Richard Gar- iepy, Michael Lewis, David Hayden, Roger Maffei, Carl Orlandi, Richard Martini, William Nickerson, William Olsen, William Pallizolo, Walter Reston, Jo- seph Simione, Alfred Valentine. TO HAVE PERSUASIVE PERSONALITIES Richard Auger, Susan Cohen, Betty DaSilva, Mary Famiglietti, Barbara Flamia, Jackie Lawrence, Robert Litvak, Cynthia Marshall, Elaine Menella, Carol Or- sini, Marie Pesa, Maureen Reardon, Rose Squillaciot- ti, Rita Tecci, Richard Garofano. TO BE MOST WHISTLED AT Marie Andaloro, Joe Cieri, Dorothy Dodier, Richard Donnelly, Dorothy Evans, Marie Indelicato, Paul los- sa, Dorothea Merlina, Patricia Nickerson, Roseann Orso, Charles Osgood, Joe Ruotolo, Louise Soldani, Steve Sutera, Scott Taylor, Richie Rizzo, Ann Venuti, Elaine Visconti, Camille Vetrano, Chuck Olsen. THE FIRST TO THE ALTAR Ann Bordinaro, Ann Capodilupo. Susannc Clay. Mary- ann DeFcllippo. Carolyn Dysart, Charlene Jamerson, Prudence Le Blanc, Charles Madden, Jane Higgins, Jo- sephine O ' Brien, Marie Pizzuto, Warren Potter, Mar- guerite Tortorici, Roseann Siracusa. 126 TO BE IN THE DOUGH Louis Abate, Karen Bennet, Ann Cecere, Charles Crocker, Arthur Durante, Kevin Gaynor, John John- son, Linda Katz, William Locke, Ralph Natale, Joanne Piantedosi, Elaine Ruggiero, Angela Saia, David Sol- omina, Eva Capachietti, Beverly Annese, Joe Medug- no, Joan Corvino, John Frassica. TO BE PUBLICITY HOUNDS Russell Ashton, Ronald Chapman, Susanne Ciulla, RuthAnn Loveys, Jackie Hickey, Richie Hogan, John McKeever, Lucille Pesce, Roseann Ragusa, Andrea Se- menuk, Carol Thistle, Ruth Torrey, Robert Driscoll, James McGrath, John King, Judy O ' Connor, John Quatieri, Don Williams. TO RISE TO GREAT HEIGHTS Ronald Grant, Timmy Carroll, Ed Dimond, Al Fuller- ton, Thomas Geer, Georgia Giber son, Ann Marie Ha- ner, John Melegrano, Marilyn Lynn, Virginia Mangan- aro, Anthony Porcaro, Barbara Russell, Carol Russell, Carol Skane, Paul Troy, Joanne Wilson, Fred Wort- man, Joe LoRusso. TO JOIN THE PEACE CORPS John Brennan, Carol D ' Entremont, Carol Ellard, Wil- liam Fulton, Ronald Call, Dolores Jackson, Peter Hayes, Joan Maniscalco, Marsha Metzger, Collette Mulrennan, Joanne Oliveri, Lawrence Ricci, Lois Woods, Barbara Richardson, Loretta Lush, Donna MacRae, Ellen Peterson, Maryann DiGiacomo, Don- na DeBeradinis. TO SAVE SOLES Linda Antonelli, Johanna Carpenito, Gail DeAngelis, Robert DeLuca, Leo Flynn, Robert Ford, Marjorie McDonough, Nancy Quirke, Muriel Ryan, Judy Aar- on, Frank DeSimone, Anthony Ciulla, Walter Four- nier, Arthur Gazer, Eleanor James, Fred Janes, John Losanno, Neil Henrickson, John Mellace, Rosemarie Poste, William Raimo, Michael Trevesani, Ruth Ann Mclnnes. 127 TO BE THE LAZIEST WIVES Kathy Barry, Marion Contone, Rosemary Corolla, Joan Driscoll, Theresa Frontero, Nancy Gantz, Paula Kulvin, Susan Hiscock, Betty Indelicato, Claire Mid- dleton, Alicia Young, Sandra Zartarian, Marie Bald- asare. Augustina Colucci, Dorothy Fiske, Linda Kor- nitsky, Ann Leighton, Peggy Madden, Joan Melanson, Gloria Nolan, Rhonda Young. TO BE BIG SUCCESSES Jeanne Capomaccio, David D ' Angelo, Paul DeAngelo, Robert Donadio, Samuel Giuffre, Joyce Hudson, John Merenda, Lorraine Martini, Peter Morrione, Mary Reavy, Patricia Rogers, Rita Tecchi, Mary Waclawski. TO BE HUSBAND BEATERS Phyllis Atwood, Virginia Barringer, Linda Costa, Don- na Dyer, Leona Fitzgerald, Jean Giampietri, Marilyn Lombardi, Hal Hauser, Anthony Manganaro, Anna Morganto, Jean Murphy Peter Nazzaro, Doris Rivers, Florence Parham, Gilda Romanelli. THE LAST TO THE ALTAR Marsha Azores, Jeanette Bagarella, George Berlandi, Janet Caruso, Patricia Levitan, Anita Levine, Frank O ' Neil, Elizabeth Morrison, Margaret Palmatesta, Eliz- abeth Rose, Carol Smith, Marsha Smith. MR. UNIVERSE Barry Allen, Barry Anderson, Earnest Arsenault, George Bahcock, Leslie demons, Melvin Cohen, Den- nis D ' Entremont, Lenny Ebert, Robert Ernst, Richard Fiore, Mark Luster, Philip Morris, Herbert Parsons, William Quinn, Arnold Regals, Robert Russo, Robert Snyder, Donald Swindell. 128 TO BE TEST TUBE TOILERS Sandra Astiiti, James Bracy, David Brown, Ronald Cordwell, Stephen D ' Avolio, Joe DiNuzzo, Vivian Mit- chell, Jana Moak, Richie Morrello, Lillian Oliveri, John Morrissey, Domenic Pepe, Barry Rozomojsky, Domenic Pino, Edward Siegal, Harold Teeling. TO BE POLITICAL PLUNDERERS John Bernard, Danny Cammarata, Anthony Castiello, Arthur Celata, Maureen Kovak, Kathy Imbornone, Andy Mastrangelo, Lois Mercier, James Moore, Rich- ard Pasquerella, James Moynihan, John Sadler, John Sarno, Richard Vertullo. TO BE MEN AVOIDERS Sandra Barbati, Catherine Carbone, Donna Dannen- berg, Anne Dinelli, Judy Edmonds, Sadi Foti, Sandra Gromelski, Rhona Loiter, Alan Helein, Joan Stewart, Janet Vendetti, Virginia Stowell. TO BE CULINARY QUEENS Michele Alaura, Mary Babin, Mary Ann Costa, Val- erie Dunbrack, John Folio, Fred Foresteire, Grace Lamborghini, Thomas McMillan, Robert Moore, Sara Lou Pecci, Robert Savage, Theresa Ragucci, Edward Montello, John Mattuchio. TO BE SPANISH ATHLETES (Politicians) Arlene Bacchi, Raymond Cronin, Joyce Giannelli, Ro- bert Hartung, Sandy Lepore, Frank Manning, Fred Pellegrini, Juanita Martinez, John Riley, Ruth Smith, George Walker, Muriel Weiner. 129 TO BE BEATNIKS Chick Arinello, Joyce Barisano, Tom Brosseau, Sandy Gromelski, Janis Carter, Karen Brioso, Virginia Ells, Carmen Lanni, Carl Malin, Don McKee, Susan Mona- han, Joe Murphy, Barbara Reznik Ronny Rossetti, James Smith, Diane Devito. TO CLEAN UP CRIME Carol Babb, Louis Barasso, Robert Cunningham, John Gillespie, Marilyn Gokey, Joe LoRusso, Albert Mar- chese, Dennis McClay, Marilyn Murch, Edward Poste, John P. Riley, Brandon Russo, William Shanley, James Visconte. TO BE BLOOD HOUNDS (Doctors) Marie Carideo, Evelyn Conti, Marie DaPonta, Carol Dean, Marie DeVirgilio, Cynthia Foley, William Ges- ner, Carol Giunta, Linda Grasso, Norman Meltz, Frances Oliveri, May Ann Pallardino, Jeane Pesce, Paul Petersiel, Kenneth Solano, Paula Vivona, Ann Petrino, Maryann Monterose. TO BE WOMEN HATERS Kenneth Aylward, Tos. Catarazulo, Basil Constantine, Jos. DeVito, Thomas Durant, Harold Favreau, Vin- cent Gigante, Albert Gaziosi, Walter Lennox, Bobby MacLaughlin, William McPhee, Joe Merenda, Frank Nigro, Dave O ' Brien, Ken Palmer, Martin Pothier, Ro- bert Trent ini, Danny Mayne. TO RAISE THE BIGGEST FAMILY Eleanor Dragone, Gail Giantassio, Nancy Glass, Bar- bara Jurmen, Rosalind Kornitsky, Vinnie LoConte, Louise Martignetti, Janice Mastrocola, Lorraine Nap- olitano, Eddie Sawyer, Barbara Wilbur, Patricia Wil- son, Robert Zacular. 130 ' )1 I PARUN MEMORIAL UBRARY 3 1759 00099 7472 J