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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1964 volume:

I? The Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Four of Everett High School Everett, Massachusetts Presents MEMORIES 2 DIANNE M. BALDASSARRE Senior Council 4 Staff SECRETARIAL STAFF Charlotte Mandrachia, Carolyn Lepore, Donna Button, Dianne Pietrello, Rose-Mary MacLaugh- lin, Brenda Foti, and Donna Tufts BIOGRAPHY STAFF Robert DiNanno, Robert Gian- nino, Joseph Oliveri, standing Norman Thompson, Connie Cel- la, Jeanne Romanelli, seated ACTIVITY STAFF John McAdam, Peter Dolan, Ann Medugno, Charles Monahan, and Janice Novak Our Thanks To WILLIAM p. CANTY Superintendent The completion of your educational endeavors in the Everett High School is a step up the ladder of success. May your climb be ever upward in your future aspirations and may you succeed in your quest for continued happiness. CHARLES E. BLEILER Assistant Superintendent My sincere congratulations to each member of the class of ' 64. As the years pass, you will find that these past years hold a great many wonderful MEMORIES. May your future be crowned with health, wealth, happiness, and success. Good luck and God bless vou all. The Administration CHARLES W. COLLINS Principal You have traveled hand-in-hand along the road of schooling. Each of you will now go your differ- ent ways in your chosen field but your common bond of companionship will remain with you forever. Benefit by the lessons you have learned, practice the precepts set down by your parents, and face the world with grim determination. Keep your head high at all times and the achievement of your goal in life is assured. JAMES P. McCAULEY Submaster JOSEPH J. CANTALUPI Submaster 7 School Committee Chairman 8 We Dedicate It is with great pride that we dedicate MEMO- RIES to a man who has done so much for the youth of Everett. His many years of service in our school as Teacher and Head Coach of Athletics has brought fame and recognition of our teams to the far corners of the country. We thank you for the spreading of your talents and your unselfish devotion to all of us. DENNIS A. GILDEA 9 Our Standing: Joseph P. Morse, Vincent P. Concannon, Lawrence Vozella, James E. Rafferty, Amerino J. Sarno, Henry J. Schlegel, Raymond Gallagher, Robert Marques, and Joseph R. Hilyard. Seated: Richard E. Hickey, Mary H. Duval, Mary Scannell, and Ralph W. Mallett. Standing: Lennox B. Putnam and Thomas R. Brickley. Seated: Helen M. Gibbons and Lois Alpert. Standing: Leo P. Kutrubes, William Richmond, and licrnard Sullivan. Seated: John Carpenter. Barbara McCann, Louis A. Wcndclstein, Edith Lopilato, and Hy- man Silverman. Outstanding Standing: Michael J. O ' Donnell, Robert Barile, and John DeBiaso. Seated: Fred- erick Leach, John B. DiGiacomo, Alfred C. Dowd, Edward Leo, and Eugene F. Testa. Steven R. Daisy, John Foresteire, Charles Malta, Jr. and James Peddle. Standing: Nicholas Pascouchi, James P. McKinlay, Pauline A. Senibaldi, Connie A. Napolitano, Mathew V. Walsh, and James P. McCauley. Seated: Jane O ' Neil, Mary A. Richardson, Eileen A. Whelan, and Julia M. Gibbons. Faculty Standing: ZoUon J. Csicsek, Paul F. Sul- livan, Joseph W. Finegan, Gordon M. Morris, and John W. Fitzgerald. Seated: Lillian G. Richardson, Gertrude Bjorn- wall, and Alice C. Drago. Standing: Andrew Previte and John T. Schatz. Seated: Virginia Ottaviano Wil- liams, Mary E. Dorn, Victor E. DeRu- beis, and Mary Aliberti. Standing: Philip L. McAulifFe, Jr., Hilary F. Mahaney, Walter P. Zanor, and Ed- ward P. Ricupcro. Seated: Mario Vultag- gio, Robert N. Millet, Jr. and Willard B. Whittemore. Caroline F. Gcrcty, George W. Clay, Rose O ' Rourkc, and Marie A. Capomac- cio. 1 1 9 FREDERICK ABBRUZZESE Fred 29 Avon Street Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Fred has a good idea that he would love to be a Gym teacher. We wonder how he could teach water skiing in a class room. CONRAD R. AGNETA Connie 75 Linden Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Connie wants to be a numisma- tist (coin collector to you). We hope all those coins grow into bills to help pay for little Bills. PATRICIA A. ALHXANDI ' R Trish 39 Edith Street F ' ep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achicv. 3, 4. Trisli has always found it easy lo sec through things, maybe that ' s the reason she wants to be an X-ray technician. She can ' t miss being a huge success. ROGER J. ALMEIDA Way-Oiit 9 Woodlawn Avenue Way-Oiit has a notion to skate. Here is hope that he can slide through his blueprints as an ar- chitect. MARY L. ALMON 86 Gledhill Avenue Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achievement 4. Mary is an energetic bowler. We know she can bowl 300 as a legal secretary. ROSANNE E. ALTERIO Re a 13 Winthrop Road Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. 4. Rea wants to be a specialist. Let ' s hope she can be as big a success as a hacmologist as she was in school. 14 V JOHN D. AMATO 382 Main Street John has always had a good sense of rhythm. Let ' s hope that his recurrent ambition makes him a successful radio announcer. RICHARD W. ANDERSON Dick 23 Berwick Street. Melrose Track 2. A handsome guy and full of glee. Dick will be a hit you see. To be an electrician is his aim. For we know he will succeed in fame. JOHN J. AMBARIK Jack 59 Kinsman Street Jack will buy a new home and then you will see that after his name has been placed M.D. WAYNE R. ANDERSON Andy 14 Maplewood Avenue Football 3, 4; Track 4. Andy is one big lad. Always happy never sad. To be a Vet is his desire. And with his knowledge his own office will be acquired. PAUL W. ANDERSON Andy 3 1 Birch Street Track 2. 4; Band 3. 4: Prep Club 4. Andy is the kind of guy who ' s very hard to find. To join the navy he has in mind. We hope he continues his good deeds so his future will succeed. WILLIAM J. ARNEIL BUI 51 Autumn Street Bill is really very swell. We know he will be a success no matter where he might dwell. 15 1 DONNA M. ARSENAULT 104 Lynn Street Donna is always neat and bright. With a personality that ' s a delight. As a secretary, she will excel. All of her classmates wish her well. BETSY L. AUTILIO Bets 104 Linden Street Gil. and Sul. 2. 3; Pep Squad 2. As a secretary. Bets will take her place. For in this position, she will fill the space. MARCIA E. AYLER Little One 48 Prcscott Street Glee Club 2; Madrigal .3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep C lub 4. Little One would a secretary be. For some young metlic in dentistry. With her charm and personality. The patients will flock — you wail and sec. SHEILA M. AZORES 64 Lewis Street Gil. and Sul. 2. 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Lyceum 4; Orat. Cent. 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Senior Prom Committee. Sheila wants to be a singer. If she sings as she speaks, she will surely be a winner. ROSEMARIE A. AZZOLINO Rosey 123 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 2: Gil. and Sul. 4; Glee Club 3; Dramatics 4; Prep Club 4. Rosey ' x charm and beauty are hard to beat, With her person- ality, you can ' t compete. Better legal secretaries, there will be few. The best of luck from us to you. RONALD BABSON Ronnie 102 Vernal Street . Ronnie wants to be a techni- cian. What kind, he doesn ' t know. However, whatever it may be. We ' re suic lic ' ll gi e it plenty of go. 16 6 WILLIAM A. BAGGS Rill 30 Glendale Street Bill says it ' s the Coast Guard for him. To fight a war and keep in trim. If this is his ambi- tion grand. He ' ll wind up admi- ral as he has planned. DIANNE M. BALDASSARRE Dede 163 Bradford Street Council 3. 4; Homeroom Offi- cer 2. 4; Gil. and Sul. 2. 3. 4; Prep Club 4; Ital. 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com. Jr. Achiev. 4. To be a nurse is Dianne ' s aim. To find a cure for every ill: We ' re sure that she will find her fame. While giving out a wonder pill. DENNIS R. BANICWICZ Banny 17 Birch Street Council 4; Football 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. On the football field Banny really rated high, And often from the girls there came a longing sigh. As to what he wants to be, he doesn ' t know as yet. Surely a success, on that we all can bet. ANTHONY L. BARBARO Tony I 89 Bow Street Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2. 3. 4: Track 3. 4. With his artistic talents, Tony will find success. As the most versatile architect from E.H.S. RONALD J. BARON Ronnie 39 Pleasant View Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Track 4: Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Achiev. 3. 4. May Ronnie ' s dream come true. That to him is so dear. May he become an engineer. And buy a business with mortgage clear. JANE BARRASSO Janie 39 Baker Road Pep Squad 2. Janie has decided a secretary she will be. And a very good one we all agree. 4 WILLIAM J. BARRINGER Elf;iii ]50 Vine Street Basketball 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4. A very wise and intelligent guy. When playing basketball he was rated high. In any field that Eli;in endeavors. We know he ' ll be very clever. SUSAN M. BATTITE Siizie 35 Clark Street Siizie ' s worthy ambition is to be a secretary. We know she will succed in the field of secretar- ies. KENNETH J. BAXTER Ken 45A Staples Avenue Ken ' s an ambitious person who will succeed in whatever he may strive for. MARJORIE A. BENEVENTO Margie 36 Englewood Avenue Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4. Margie, sharpen up your pen- cils, you will make a fine secre- tary for someone. RICHARD S. BERARDINO Berry 43 Highland Avenue Spanish Club 4. Berry will be a fine teacher in the very near future. Remem- ber your days in school my boy, and try to give children lots of joy. ROBERT J. BERLANDI Bobby 15 Union Street French Club 2, 3. Bobby is one of those fellows who are non-committal about the future. Maybe he wants no one to know so that when a success he ' ll say, I told you so. 9 4 PENNY M. BERNARD Penny 1 1 Newton Street Penny will be a fine housewife. But Penny, tell us, how you will have time for water skiing with a houseful of kids under your feet? RONALD S. BERNARD Ronnie 139 Broadway Football 2; Baseball 3, 4; Ital- ian Club 4. If Ronnie continues his draw- ing, he will be a great artist someday. Can ' t you picture him as future Rembrandt. SHIRLEY A. BERTONE Dway 1 14 Bucknam Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2. 3; Dramatics 2, 3. Dway ' s personality will carry her a long way in the teaching field. The little darlings she has in school will be very lucky. STEPHEN F. BERTULLI Steve 30 Shute Street Steve will become a mechanic as greasy as can be. And me- chanize the whole world. For you and for me. LOIS S. BERNSTEIN Beinie 114 Fremont Avenue Gil and Sul. 2. Bernie will be a fine nurse bringing happiness to all her help. When she gives you the needle. There ' ll be no need to yelp. ROSEMARY V. BIZZARRO Rosie 29 Auburn Street Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Oral. Cont. 2. Rosie wants to be a hairdresser and set the latest styles. We bet she ' ll have more than girls ' names in her office files. 19 PAUL W. BLAKELY Bently 141 Dean Street Paul will climb the ladder of success without a tumble. He ' ll always be Bently but never broke. JANICE M. BONTEMPO Jan 63 Sammet Street Cheerleader 3. Co-Captain 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com. With a Hi for every girl and a smile for every boy, cheerful Jan will always be each and every patient ' s joy. JOAN M. BONASORO Joni 34 Baker Road Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4. Joni will be a secretary for a while and then . . . Well, the rest is up to one of the men. NANCY M. BORDINARO Nanc 72 Abbott Avenue Nanc wants the best things in life and she will have them. A nice married future with chil- dren just like their mother. ROBERT P. BONFIGLIOLI Bob 133-A Belmont Street Bob ' s dream will become a reality. He ' ll swing his way to the accountant field. And money galore we will yield. SUSANN BERGONZI Suzy 29 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2: Dram. 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4. Suzy feels that her future will be in the business world for a while, and then her love of home will lead her to being a wonderful housewife. FREDERICK J. BORRELLO Fred 19 Lewis Street Homeroom Officer 3; Track 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. Fred will be found making jet planes fly the way they should, and cars running just as good. As Fred goes by in car or jet we are assured he will wave to E.H.S. CATHERINE M. BOUDREAU Cathy 450 Ferry Street Cathy is sure to be a success, for she has chosen such an am- bition and with her sharpness, she will be one of our finest beauticians. PAUL BOWSER Pablo 58 Foster Street One of these days, you wait and see, Pablo will be top man, and hold the key to success, wealth, and happiness in the business world, that ' s no guess. ESTELLE M. BOYD Sam 26 Myrtle Street Glee Club 3, 4. San} has not chosen her career as yet, but we know she will be a great success from E.H.S. Perhaps she ' ll be the first woman president. CAROLYN R. BRACZYK 6 Elmwood Street Pep Squad 4; Lyceum 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Carolyn will be a great success, teaching her pupils all she has learned from E.H.S. BEVERLY A. BRADFORD Bev 24 Baker Road Homeroom Officer 3. Very quiet, never a word, al- ways around but never heard. Full of fun and always gay, Bev will be a success some day. CHARLOTTE A. BRADSHAW Chie 20 Pearl Street Glee Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. We know that Chie will be a zip, helping her boss finding a cure for the more common named grip. NANCY A. BROWN 1 Neilson Avenue When a pleasant voice asks for your call, there is no need to worry at all. The pleasing voice at the end of the line is Nancy during her job and doing it fine. 1 9 GERALD T, BREEN Jerry 43 Lexington Street Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Jerry is sure to be a success, you all will see. As a dentist he ' ll achieve great fame helping to relieve all toothache pain. LUCII LF BROGNA 6 Cazcnova Place Dramatics 3; Orat. Cont. 2, 3, 4. Lucille is pretty and oh so sweet. Her friendly ways arc oh so neat. Wc wish her the best in her bookkeeping career and happiness in each passing year. JOHN BUCKLEY Buck 147 Springvale Avenue To be a state policeman is his aim, in his work he ' ll find his fame. Don ' t pass the Buck or he ' ll take vour name. EDWARD L BURGESS Edtlic 35 Warren Street Eddie ' s smile and winning way make him a favorite any day. And we all know that in the future, he will be a wonderful f-nglish leacher. 22 CAROL A. BURKE Giggles 25 Greenhalge Avenue Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4. So very cute, so very sweet, her personality is hard to beat. As a teacher, she ' ll be best and rise above all the rest. DONNA A. BUTTON 49 Coolidge Street Glee Club 3; Yearbook Staff. Donna with her knowledge and cute little ways. Has kept us smiling all through the days. To be a bookkeeper is her ambi- tion, we wish her luck in her position. BRADFORD E. BUTT Brad 146 Nichols Street Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 2. Always happy, always gay, that ' s our Brad in every way. Engineering is his dream, that we know he ' ll be supreme. WILLIAM S. CACCIOLA Catch 137 Bell Rock Street To be successful is what Catch is wishing. With his determina- tion he will fulfill this ambition. PRISCILLA M. BUTT Pris 27 Cedar Street Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Prep Club 4; Span. Club 3, 4. At Mass. General or maybe the W hidden, Pris ' s talents will never be hidden. For she ' ll use the knowledge with which she ' s imbued; Till her patient ' s ills she has subdued. JOANNE M. CADOGAN Jo 178 Russell Street Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4. Jo to her patients will bring good cheer. Making their diffi- cult days less drear. Her pleas- ing smile and pleasant way, will always make them feel quite gay. 23 4 BRIAN L. CAHILL Bun kin 123 Union Street Biinkin ' s another of those boys who ' ll dress in Navy blue. We know that in service to our country, success to him is due. RICHARD M. CANZANO Richie 42 Highland Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. Richie is living to make green- backs, We wish him luck in stacks. Here ' s hoping he goes far. When he starts to work on cars. ROSEMARY T. CALI Rosie 2 Perry Place Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Prep Club 4; Senior Prom Committee. Rosie likes to ice skate, bowl, and swim. She ' s very attractive and always has a grin. An inter- ior decorator she wishes to be. Success will be hers, we all agree. ROBERT A. CANZANO Bob 42 Highland Avenue To become a printer is Bob ' s ambition, and we know he will go a long way. Good luck, best wishes, and happiness too is what we all wish to say. FRED CAMPAGNONI Freddie 48 Greenhalge Avenue Good luck and happiness is what we wish you. We know you ' ll be a success in whatever you do. JOYCE M. CAPACHIETTI Jess 16 Wellington Avenue Pep Squad 2. Jess wants to be a housewife. That is her ambition. With her wonderful ways, we know she ' ll make a grand mother too. 24 9 6 JEAN A. CAPONE Jeanne 8 Forest Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. A private secretary is aim. We know she ll and gain fame. Lots Jeanne ' s succeed of luck. WILLIAM R. CARAFA Bill 520 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 3. Dill hasn ' t decided yet what he will find pleasure, happiness and success. Jeanne, we ' re rooting for you. 4 LARRILEE V. CAPPS Lee 7 Hazel Park Class Oflicer 4; Cheerleader 4; Gil. and Sul. 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com.; Jr. Achiev. 4; Senior Prom Committee. Pretty, popular, cute and sweet, That ' s our Lee to a T. In cheering and dancing she does excel. And as a psychologist we know she ' ll do well. ROBERT B. CAPUANO Cap 129 Bucknam Street The future for Cap looks very bright indeed. And as a great hair stylist. He will no doubt succeed. CLAIRE M. CARDELLO 24 Alfred Street Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club. To be an eflRcient secretary at her best. We know Claire will rise to fame and out-type the rest. PAT J. CARIDEO 50 Robin Street Pat has a certain aim. As a buyer of men ' s clothing he is bound to gain his fame. 25 ELLA M. CARRABIS Ralph 156 Bradford Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Ital. Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Her charming smile and happy face. Will bring her smiles from every place. To work as a sec- retary is Ralph ' s ambition, And no one better could fill that position. BARBARA C. CARUSO Barb 3 1 Mystic Street Very nice and so very sweet, Barb ' s ways are hard to beat. To be a secretary is her aim. At this we know she ' ll gain her fame. CHRISTINF M. CASACCIO Chris 44 Clark Street Class OfTicer 2; Gil. and Sul. 3; Cilce Club 2; Prep Club 4. Pretty Chris has named her amhilion. As an airline hostess she will seek a position. And we ' re sure this job she ' ll suit to a T. Cause she ' s got the looks anil personality. ANNA P. CASAS Ann 28 Rock Valley Avenue Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4. A secretary Ann will be some day. She ' ll be the very best in every way. A vivacious girl and very sincere. She ' s liked by all, everywhere. MICHAEL P. CASSIDY Mike 100 Fuller Street No more pencils, no more books. No more teachers dirty looks. But Mike, my boy, you may soon find. That Air Force Officers are much less kind. DONNA M. CATALOG The Bit, ' D 135 Broadway Gentlemen prefer the blondes or so the sayings go. And one look at our D will tell you why it ' s so. 26 6 MARGARET M. CATANZANO Sissy 80 Reed Avenue In years to come Sissy will wave and shampoo. And even manicure your nails too. She ' ll have her own little shop of beauty. Where everyone will marvel at her ingenuity. EILEEN M. CATINO 34 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 2. 3; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Oratorical Contest 2. To be a nurse is Eileen ' s desire, Of no higher goal could she aspire. We know success will find its way. To a girl so pretty and gay. CONNIE P. CELLA 59 Newton Street Class Officer 2; Homeroom OflRcer 2: Gil. and Sul. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com.; Year Book Staff. Connie will always be plenty of fun. Even when high school days are done. Lots of luck in whatever you do, You ' ll be happy to know we ' re always thinking of you. PATRICIA A. CESARIO Pat 17A Waters Avenue Dramatics 2; Italian Club 3. 4; Prep Club 4. Pat is small, Pat is petite. As a legal secretary she ' ll top the rest. And we all wish her the very best. i GERALDINE A. CECE G erry Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2. A beautician she is to be. And the best one — you will see. As Gerry follows in her field. To her success we know we ' ll yield. BONITA CHAPMAN Bonnie 20 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 3. Typing, filing, dashing round, No better secretary can be found. She ' s as efficient as can be. And a pleasure for all to see. 27 DAVID CHARBONNIER Deacon 1 18 Union Street Basketball 2. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Deacon is the kind of fellow whose disposition is always mellow. Retain your even dis- position and be a success in your chosen ambition. BARBARA J. CHRISTENSEN Barb 33 Clarence Street A housewife Barb wants to be. Her appropriate hobby is sew- ing. She ll love the chores that have to be done when the fam- ily starts growing. WILMA J. CHESLOFSKA Byllie 59 Ferry Street Byllie is quiet, Byllie is sweet, As an IBM operator she can ' t be beat. But we know this won ' t be for long. For cupid will charm her with his song. WARREN A. CIAMPOLI 1 6 Dowse Street Warren has a crafty mind. A mechanical mind has he. Draft- ing is his ambition, A success he will surely be. 1 9 RICHARD CHIRICHIFl.LO Cheery 76 Wellington Avenue Homeroom Olliccr 4. Richard is a happy lad. One can sec this clearly. So you can well unilcrsland Why he is called Cheery. ROBERT F. CINFLLI Bob IQSl Revere Beach Parkway A teacher of math is Bob ' s de- sire, Wc know he will reach the top. And when ho is ready to retire. He will ha c harvested a fine crop. r 28 SUSAN C. CINTOLO Sue 120 Fuller Street Homeroom Officer 4; Dramat- ics 2; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. To travel is Sue ' s ambition. Around the world she will go. Then she ' ll attain world recog- nition. For the home movies she will show. PAUL J. CIRINO 8 Road B Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 4. To M. I. T. Paul will go, Where leading Mathematicians stop. Through the night his lights will glow. To keep his marks on top. ELAINE CIOL 50 Clark Street Homeroom Officer 2; Glee Club 2; Prep Club 4. Elaine is good with figures. Bookkeeping is her aim. We ' re sure she ' ll enjoy her figure, There is no problem she can ' t tame. ANGELA M. CIULLA Angie 36 Shirley Street Gil. and Sul. 2; Prep Club 4. Angie loves her skating. The Ice Follies is her goal. Maybe with this undertaking. She ' ll stop her audience cold. MARGARET A. CIRINO Marggie 6 Harley Court Her delightful charm and happy face, Marggie honors from any place. In an office she ' ll fill a position. Which, by the way, is her ambition. STEPHEN A. CIULLA Stevo Orchestra 4; Dramatics 4; Ital- ian Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Stevo ' s ambition is teach. He blows a real hot horn. When he ' s in his history class. He can teach how jazz was born. 29 WILLIAM D. CLARK JR. Bill 128 Cottage Street Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. Engineering is Bill ' s aim. We hope this goal he will attain. We know he will go very far. Maybe build a bridge up to a star. ROSEMARY T. CLIFFORD Roe-Roc 20 Plymouth Street Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3. Roe-Roe says a secretary she will be, But painting is her hobby. When she ' s married with six kids. We wonder how much time there ' ll be. DINA L. COCCIARDI Dee 160 Bucknam Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Ital. Club 2. 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Dee, we hope you ' ll go far, And some day be a singing star. For you have a very beautiful voice. And we ' ll know you ' ll be the people ' s choice. MARIA L. COLARUSSO Mary 44 School Street A silver medal in high jumping is a prize worth anything, but as a bookkeeper she will sur- pass all the fame she ' s had in the past. MARIO R. COLUCCI 7 Bucknam Street Homeroom Officer 4. Your pleasing personality and cheer. Keeps you young thru out the year. But lest you fail to smile thru life. Think of others and their strife. JANICE M. COOK Jan 55 Floyd Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Fr. Club 4; Dramatics 2, 3. 4. One of those girls who is neat and petite. With a personality that is very sweet. As a future elementary teacher she will ex- cel. And all her classmates wish her well. 9 LARRYAN P. CORDARO Larry 24 Pierce Avenue Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 3; Homeroom Offi- cer 3. If your telephone registers busy. Don ' t be alarmed or mad. It ' s only this pretty operator. Making people glad. CHARLES P. CORRICELLI Charlie 32 Clarence Street Basketball 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2; Prep Club 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. Within these lines there is no lying. For Charlie is forever trying. As an accountant, he will succeed. The best of luck to him indeed. 4 T. COSCO ■ fcrter Street Ibe a CP. A. someday is yiy ' s one ambition. We fhim luck and success with  irl and his position. RESS M. COSTA jTerry 143 Jefferson Avenue Glee Club 2. She ' s kind of spunkie. She ' s full of zest. She ' ll be a model. She ' ll be the best. GERALDINE COVIELLO Gerry 61 Madison Avenue With her looks and winning way. Gerry will be a success one day. To be a beautician is her idea. We know she ' ll suc- ceed in her career. JOHN C. CROUCH Jackie 592 Broadway Jackie is undecided on his am- bition. But we are sure he ' ll find a profession. To people he ' ll be good and fair. So that he ' ll become a millionaire. JOSEPH P. CORVINO Joe 99 Swan Street Italian Club 3. 4. Joe ' s ambition is to be a 1 1 And in this field, he ' ll For he ' s a boy whose i. high. His future clients not cry. Si] RICHARD CRAFTS Dick 33 Haskell Avenue Jr. Achieve. 3, 4. Plans for the future, we can see. As a drafter, Dick would PAULA J. CUDDY 8 Waverly Street Paula wants a secretary ' s life. Or maybe to be the boss ' wife. Whatever the future holds in hand. The best to you will be just grand. THOMAS CUMMINGS Tom 7A Wilbur Street Baseball 2. 3. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. Redoubtable spirit and cheerful soul. Teaching and coaching is Tom ' s goal. We see his future full of great pride. As he shows his pupils how to add and divide. 6 LINDA E. CULWELL Lyn 41 Bolster Street Prep Club 4; Span. Club 2, 3, 4. Kind and considerate is our Lyn. As you can see she ' ll make a good R.N. Her kindly smile and patience galore, will cure your ills and you ' ll ask for more. DANIEL F. CUNNINGHAM Danny 50 Clarence Street Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Bas- ketball 2. 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 4; Orat. Contest 3. He is a basketball and track man. And soon in college will be our Dan. His future is cer- tain to be quite bright. For he ' s thinking at all times and always so right. CARL N. CUMMINGS Roger AS Hosmer Street Walt Disney will have to worry when our Roger starts to draw and paint his works in a hurry. ANITA L. CURRERT Nit a 93 Summer Street Homeroom Officer 3; Dramat- ics 3; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. All the hair Nita will tease. We are sure she aims to please. To be hairdresser is what she plans. And we are sure she ' ll have plenty of fans. 1 RICHARD CUTONE Richie 10 Shute Street Italian Club 2. 3. 4. Richie ' s plans are still un- known. But when he finishes college he ' ll be known. For whatever Richie plans to do. We are sure it ' ll be best for me and for you. JOANNE M. D ' AGOSTINO Jo 81 Elsie Street Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3. 4; Lib. Staff 4. Jo wishes to be a nurse. Care from her and you won ' t need a hearse. For Jo is a girl with plenty of class. And with her great smile she ' ll surely pass. RITA A. D ' ACiOSf INO Re Re 23 Rock Valley Avenue Jr. Achiev, 3. Re Re is cute. Re Re is sweet. As a beautician she ' ll put her talents to use. And prove that for ugliness, there is no excuse. CARMELINA C. D ' ALLEVA 25 Arlington Street Dramatics 3; Ital. Club 2; Oral. Cont. 2. Carmelina ' s one desire is to be a math teacher. We know she ' ll go on with success and maybe someday return to E.H.S. JOSEPH F. DAUENHAUER Joey 49 Veterans Avenue Homeroom Officer 3: Track 3. 4; Dramatics 4; Prep Club 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4. Joey will long be remembered for his smile and personality. He should find no problems in the coming years whether here or there. ROBERT H. DAVIS Boh 50 Bettinson Avenue Homeroom Odicer 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4. Boh can ' l miss being an engi- neer, for he was always number one whether on the track or in the class. 34 CAROLE A. D ' AVOLIO Carrie 12 Dartmouth Street Gil. and Sul. 2. 3; Italian Club 3. 4. Carrie wants to be a legal sec- retary. With her. it js another Perry Mason. FLORENCE M. DE FILIPPO Flo 528 Eerry Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Glee Club 2. Flo wants to work in an office. Anyone will do. We know her boss will feel at ease, As long as Flo her work won ' t cease. MARTHA DEAN Marti 122 Union Street Marti wants to be a secretary, A private one at that. There is no doubt that she ' ll be a dandy. And have the boss presenting candy. EDWARD J. de LUCCIA Ed 28 Bennett Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4: Italian Club 3, 4. Whether on the field or off , Ed was really tops. We know that as a dentist he ' ll be no flop. 6 JOHN L. DE COSTA JR. Johnny 28 Dean Street Johnny wants to be a Marine, A great one he will make. The world is safe and free from alarm. When Johnny saves us from all harm. MARY ANNE de LUCCIA 28 Bennett Street MaryAnne will succeed wheth- er on the ground or in the air. Best of luck in your career. Re- member the pilot must be sin- cere. MARIE J. DE MARIA 3 Hawthorne Street Glee Club 2: Gil. and Sul. 3. As a member of the class of 64 Marie did rate. As a secre- tary she ' ll be great. We know her future life will be. A lucky husband and children three. STEVE D. DEPIETRO 10 Fairmount Street Steve wants to b e a millionaire. And go through life without a care. And someday girls will softly sigh. When with his yacht he ' ll go sailing by. 1 CAROL A. DEMARZO Binky 95 Cleveland Avenue Dramatics 2. Binky is delightful. Binky is sweet. And she wants to be a beautician. Binky is wise, Binky is neat. So we know she ' ll ob- tain her ambition. 8-584 lOpicas JOANNE C. DFNINNO Jo 3 1 Pearl .Street Jo is always full of fun, and is also liked by everyone. As a liairdrcsscr she ' ll surely suc- ceed. In this we all wish her (iod speed. FRANK L. DEPRIZIO 153 Vine Street Frank wants to excel in elec- tricity. Will he succeed? Natu- rally. For in this field he ' ll be quite shocking. And one day, his own shop, he ' ll be locking. GAIL M. DEPRIZIO Gay 134 Francis Street Pep Squad 4; Prep Club 4; French Club 3. 4; Lib. .Staff. Our (lay is happy as can be. Always smiling and trouble free. Wc hope that all her trou- bles arc tninors. And that she will be the best fashion design- er. 36 JUDITH M. DERSOFI Judy 1 5 Lawrence Street Homeroom Officer 4; Band 2; Gil. and Sul. 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Madri- gal 2, 3, 4; Thespian 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Her achievements were known throughout E. H. S. She ac- complished them with great success and someday we hope that she ' ll get a call being asked to appear in Carnegie Hall. WILLIAM DeSTEFANO Bill 1 1 Bettinson Court Italian Club 3. 4. As an engineer, Bill will rate. We know he ' ll be tops in any state. He ' ll build great projects and give great joy. And thank his youth and his Tinker Toys. KAREN D. DeSIMONE 7 Prospect Street Homeroom Officer 3. Karen is well liked and full of bliss. As an organist, she can ' t miss. When you hear the Wed- ding March sound out. We know for Karen it will be all about. MARYANN DiBATTISTA 29 Albion Street Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 4. To be the best technician in the land. Is the fond desire of Maryann. Attractive, well liked, and gay as can be. She ' ll be a hit, just wait and see. LAUREL DESOURDY 198 Linden Street A legal secretary is Laurel ' s aim. With her winning ways she ' ll go on to fame. She ' ll make the law her star in the sky. As she causes the judge to give in with a sigh. STEPHANIE DICECCA Steph 49 Jackson Avenue Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Span. Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. To go onto college is Steph ' s desire. And a good education we know she ' ll acquire. Then watch her travel the highway of life. A wonderful mother, a de- voted wife. 37 1 CLAIRE DiCICCO Clay 235 Vine Street Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3. 4. To care for the sick and make them all well. Is the field that Clay will surely excel. This pretty nurse will put you at ease and conquer a doctor with plenty of ease. LEONORA R. DIMINO Lee 16 Hampshire Street Lcc wants to be a hairdresser, A stylish one she ' ll make. A shop of her own is her one de- sire. At this we know she ' ll be a ball of fire. SALVATORE DI GIOVANNI Lefty 58 Pearl Street Lefty wants to find that certain girl. The one that suits him right. Best of luck in your hunt- ing. ROBERT A. DI NANNO Bohhy 32 Duncan Road Class Officer 3. 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com.. Sr. Prom Com.; Prep Club 4, Year Book Staff; Student Council 2. As co-capt. of the basketball team. Boh was great. As Pres. of our class he also did rate. To be an engineer is his great aim, And we all know he ' ll go on to fame. STFPHI N D! LORENZO )( ' 29 Bryant Street Homeroom Officer 2. Del will ring the bell in his career as an electrical engineer. Fame and fortune will be his key to success above all the rest. DONNA M. DI NATALE Don 25 Myrtle Street French C lub 4; Jr. Achicv. 4. Don wants to be a school teacher. No specific kind. She has all it takes to be. The an- swer to a principal ' s A. B.C. 9 38 RONALD E. DIPANFILO R.D. 73 Prescott Street R.D. is undecided on what he wants to he. Being a millionaire or just an ordinary worker, our R.D. is quite a guy. DOMENIC DIRICO Dom 58 High Street Doin wants to be an engineer. This is his chosen career. Al- ways joyful and so gay. We wish him success in every way. 6 4 RICHARD A. DIPERRI Rick 381 Main Street Homeroom Officer 4; Hockey 2. 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4. Rick wants to be in the elec- tronics field. Whatever his field of endeavor, we know his con- scientious effort will lead him to success. DOMENIC DIPOMPO Dom 95 Baldwin Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Nice to know, popular with all. Dom will be a teacher and per- haps a soccer coach. At all of these he ' ll be a great success. RANDOLPH A. DISANTO Randy 26 Lexington Street To go to college is Rcmdy ' .s ambition. We ' re sure that he ' ll find the right position. Then when he finishes at the top in his field, A great deal of knowl- edge to the world he will yield. STEPHEN L. DISARIO Steve 14A Forest Avenue Steve says it ' s the Army for him. To fight a war and keep in trim. So good luck Steve in all you do, For we ' ll always be right behind you. 39 CHARLES A. DI SABATINO Cluuk 2 I Tufts Avenue Chess Club 4. To be a doctor is for Chuck, And to him we give our best of luck. We ' ll bring all our pains to you for aid. Providing, of course, you won ' t be paid. DANIEL F. DOHERTY The Kid 9 Autumn Street Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2. In any job he ' ll always succeed. He has a future we cannot fore- tell. But whatever it is we know he ' ll excel. I ELSIE M. DI SCIULLO El ? 4 Courtland Street Italian Club 2. Laughing eyes and happy face. In starchy white she ' ll take her place. She ' ll soothe her patients with her charm. And still re- main ever so calm. PETER J. DOLAN Pistol Pete 68 Lexington Street Class Officer 3. 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Prep Club 4: Span. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Achiev. 4; Sr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff. For years at E.H.A. we ' ve heard one slogan. If you want a good guy vote for Dolan, As a politician, wc know he ' ll suc- ceed. Good Luck Pcic and do some good deeds. RALPH J. DI TILLIO 5 Hazel Park Homeroom Officer 2. For Ralph wc sec a future bright, for his business ability shows, a leader he will be. In any business field he goes. TERESA DONADIO Shorty 11 Broadway Homeroom Officci 2. No matter what Shorty chooses to be her life ' s career, Wc know she will succeed when she de- parts from here. Perhaps she ' ll be a lady of grace. Anil lly off far into outer space. 40 LILLIAN M. DONOVAN Lil 67 Madison Avenue A nursing career she has in mind. And she ' ll be the finest of any kind. For she ' s very quiet and quite polite. And to her patients she ' ll be a delight. PATRICIA A. DOTOLI Pal 87 Woodlawn Street Gil. and Sul. 2. 3; Dramatics 2, 3. Pat is nice, Pat is sweet. She ' ll sweet sweep you off your feet. A great beautician some day she ' ll be. And do all her tasks successfully. LOUIS E. DOOLEY Eddie 27 Newton Street Homeroom Officer 2; Hockey 2. 3. 4; Span. Club 4; Fr. Club 2. From hockey stick to yard stick. We know Eddie will suc- ceed. His goal is to be a teach- er. And in this field we know he will exceed. ROBERT J. DURANT Boh 164 Russell Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4. To be a teacher is Bob ' s desire, An ambition to which he is go- ing to aspire. His personality and ability shows. He ' ll be a success wherever he goes. WILLIAM L. DOROTHY Lee 38 Sycamore Street Band 2, 3, 4. Lee has not decided on his am- bition. But he ' ll be a success in any position. He ' ll sing his way through life with pleasure, A true friend whom we ' ll always treasure. RICHARD L. EGAN Rich 56 Warren Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Hockey 2. 3. Captain 4; Span- ish Club 4. Either on skates or in cleats. Rich was a boy they couldn ' t beat. In hockey he did well. As captain he was really swell. Good Luck to you in whatever you choose to do. We know you ' ll be a great success at it too!!! 41 KATHERINE A. EVANS Kitty 209 Vine Street Nice to know, ambitious, per- sonable. Kitty will fly the air- ways to distant lands. A stew- ardess is but a means to her end. Maybe she will pilot a pilot through life. ELAINE I. FALLAVOLLITA 82 Baldwin Avenue Little Elaine, so quiet and sweet. To know her is really a treat. A good teacher she ' ll be someday. For she meets the re- quirements in every way. ROBERT B. EVANS Bob 80 Rich Street Spanish Club 4. A Rockerfeller he wants to be, A handsome one it ' s plain to see. Someday soon he ' ll pass you by. The Millionaire from Everett High. LORRAINE A. FABIANO Lorry 73 Cottage Street Homeroom Oflicer 2. Lorry ' s real aim in life Is to be a good housewife. We know she will be that and more. When she discovers the good things she has in store. ALIDA M. FALLON 59 Lexington Street Pep Squad 2, 3. Her smile made us cheerful every day. We go for Alina in a great way. To be a teacher is her ambition. She ' ll be terrific in this position. ANGELINA R. FALZARANO A ngel 32 Arlington Street Always laughing, always gay Always happy in every way. We wish our Angel well in her future life. We know she ' ll make a wonderful wife. 9 FRANK L. FARACO 30 Bolster Street Electrical engineering appeals to Frank, who has a quiet, friendly, winning way. We know his future will be bright. For in this field he ' ll do what ' s right. VINCENT J. FEUDO Vinny 1 1 Winthrop Road Dramatics 2, 3. 4; Thespian 2, 3. 4; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Fr. Club 3. 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. When you need vitamins, or some sort of pills. Come see our Vinny. your prescription he ' ll fill. EDITH FARRELL Edie 42 Marie Avenue So very cute, so very sweet. Her personality is hard to beat. As a typist she ' ll be the best. And rise high above all the rest. DONNA F. FINNICK Don 53 Wolcott Street Gil. and Sul. 3; Gle.e Club 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. When you ' re ill and in poor condition. Just see Don, the Lab technician. She ' ll set you right and cure your ills. With her sweet smile instead of pills. DONNA M. FERRON Don 49 May Street Dramatics 2. To cut hair and manicure nails At this Don will prevail. As a hairdresser she ' ll succeed. Of that we are sure indeed. WILLIAM R. FINOS Wild Bill 7 Wall Street Hockey 2, 3. 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Wild Bill ' s personality will take him far. And his winning way will make him a star. Sports is his chosen field. And we know success he will yield. JANIS M. FITZGERALD Filzic 167 Vernal Street Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Junior Achievement 4. Fiizie the girl with loads of personality, A private secretary is what she wants to be. Always happy and full of fun. For her a successful future has just be- gun. JESSE E. FLOOD Jes 3 1 Autumn Street Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Jes is undecided just what he wants to do. But whatever he starts, he ' ll carry it through. A wife and money are his present dream. But at selling friendship, he will be supreme. I ANTHONY J. FLAMMIA Tony 4 Hadley Court Homeroom Officer. Handsome and quiet is his style. You ' ll know it ' s Tony by his smile. In the future, we ' ll all see. What a good mechanic he will be. JAMES L. FORTIER Jim 35 Paris Street Jim will make a brilliant engi- neer. When he embarks on his career. With his brains and de- termination. He will bring credit to this nation. ♦1 9 CHERYL A. FLE.SSAS .S7;( ' 7V .393 Ferry Street We wish Sherry well in her fu- ture life. As a pretty secretary oi a lucky man ' s wife. We know he ' ll presenl her with a hook. To make quite certain that she can cook. BR EN DA P. FOTI Red 6 Bellinson Court Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Yearbook StalT. Red is sweet, we all agree, A pretty girl we can .see. An air- line hostess is her ambition. We know she ' ll fly high in this posi- tion. 44 MARION B. FOURNIER Froggie 157 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 3; French Club 2. All the patients will smile with glee. When a nurse they have Froggie. Bright and pleasant and gifted with grace. She ' ll brighten each room with the smile on her face. MICHAEL A. FRITZ Itty 5 Hawthorne Street Homeroom Officer 3; Track 2. To be a mechanic and work with tools. This is Itty ' s ambi- tion. We know that in this field he ' ll be very happy indeed. Cause this is his hope and his life ' s creed. JOHN J. FRACKLETON Jimmy 35 Rock Valley Avenue As many others, Jimmy is miss- ing some thought or desire for a future ambition. By studying hard you ' ll see the way to suc- cess some future day. JOHN FUCCI Johnny 2 Cross Street Johnny wants to be an engineer. That ' s his greatest ambition. We wish him lots of success in obtaining this position. LENORA M. FRANCO Lee 151 Union Street The future of Lee seems very good indeed. And as a pretty housewife she will likely suc- ceed. DIANE FULTON 1 17 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Span. Club 3, 4. To take the temperatures and pass out pills. She ' ll help the sick and mend their ills. She ' ll help the doctor with scapel and suture. Because a Doc for her husband will a lways suit you. 45 JEROME E. GAFF Jerry 179 Shute Street Homeroom Officer 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. We all consider Jerry real swell, And we ' re sure he ' ll al- ways do well. We could go on all day and praise, About his good old hockey days. RUTH E. GALLIVAN Ruthie 115 Glendale Street Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Sweet and sedate and that ' s not all, Quiet and shy as we well recall. To be a teacher is her desire. And we hope our chil- dren this teacher will acquire. MARY E. GALLAGHER 26 Winthrop Road Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2. To be a hairdresser is Mary ' s aim. We know she ' ll succeed in winning her fame. She ' ll work the scalp and put up curls. Not in any but her own boys and girls. KARI N M. GAl.LIFORD liuhhlcs I Bradford Place To he a moilcl is HithhUw ambi- tion. Wc know with her looks and charm she will succeed in this position. She ' ll look quite swcel, she ' ll be no phony, cause wc all know who has I he Toni. JAMES T. GALVIN Terry 6 Elm Street What Terry wants to do is hard to tell. But what he does will be done well. This policy has been to date, Don ' t rush me, man, I ' m always late. GARY E. GARBATI Garb 34 Bennett Street Garb an engineer would be. And build great things for you and me, Oi ' maybe still we ' ll sec his place. Called Ciarbs Con- struction of Outer Space. r 6 EDWARD A. GARDNER Eddie 45 Foster Street Eddie too would like to be an engineer on land or sea. No matter where you go in life you ' ll only have one boss — your wife. EDWARD J. GAYNOR Eddie 12 Kenwood Road Homeroom Officer 2. Eddie says a hairdresser he wants to be. And make pretty curls for all to see. Let ' s not be hasty and stop just yet. Why not to the White House get. ANTHONY J. GIACOBBE Tony 21 Gilmore Street Tony likes to take old cars apart. To see what makes them stop and start. Some day he ' ll pass us on the street, With a Tony Special quite bright and neat. FRANK C. GIANATASIO Frankie 482 Ferry Street Basketball 2. 3; Co-Capt. 4; Track 3. 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3. Whether on the track or on the court, Frankie is a real good sport. He led our team to vic- tory, A great basketball player he ' ll always be. JOHN GIANNELLI Honka 1 1 3 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Our city will be in great in the hands when John is down in City Hall. On him we ' ll be most sure to call. There is no cause our minds to wrack. He ' ll keep Everett on the upright track. ROBERT R. GIANNINO Bohhy 58 Cottage Street Homeroom Officer President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee, chairman; Editor-in Chief Yearbook; Senior Prom Committee. As a basketball player he gained fame. As a scholar he did the same. Physical education is his ambition. We ' re sure he ' ll gain world wide recognition. 4 ELAINE A. GIORDANO 3 1 Woodlawn Street Glee Club 3. Elaine sings sweetly. It ' s her first love, Her voice rings out from heaven above. But she ' ll sing her way thru life. Raising a family as a mighty fine wife. JOYCE P. GOLDEN 44 Pleasant Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4: Fr. Club 3, 4; Lib. Staff 4: Jr. Achiev. 4. With Joyce ' s ability, she will be a wonderful medical technician. Stay as nice as you are and the world is yours. GERALD A. GLENNAN G erry 49 Morris Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Junior Achiev. 3, 4. Although Gerry ' s ambition is undecided. We are all sure he will succeed in whatever he may do. SANDRA L. GOODWIN Sandy 57 Cleveland Avenue Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. 3, 4; Junior Achievemen t 4; Prep Club 4. Cheerful, charming, very sweet. Always looking trim and neat. Sandy ' s ambition is to fly. And we ' re all confident she ' ll go high. LEONARD R. (iOKEY Lenny 151 Elm Street Track 3, 4. The wires will be in good hands when Lenny is our electrical engineer. Al.l N R. CiORDON .■II 101 I rancis Street •( will always be on h;iiui with a remedy for all our troubles. Whclhci dispensing pills or mi.xing soila bubbles. 48 JUNE C. GOUDEY 184 Russell Street Gil. and Sul. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. June with a smile so gay, Will be a fine physical therapist one of these days. Just how long she ' ll stay at this will be up to some lucky boy. JOHN A. GRACE Johnny 38 Edith Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. Where Johnny is with his fun and jokes. You know there will be a lot of yokes. Let ' s hope that when he tells us the weather. To laugh off his pre- dictions we ' ll need a feather. RICHARD A. GRANOFF Ricky 50 Hamilton Street You can see that Ricky is a fine looking lad. Smart and good natured he seldom gets mad. His ambition is life, he tells us, is clear, We know that he ' ll succeed as a fine engineer. FAITH P. GRANTZ 64 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. Faith is pleasant. Faith is sweet. Always smiling, always neat. Full of pep and energy. We know that she will succeed in dentistry. 4 PAUL H. GRAF Pinky 9 Revere Street Gil. and Sul. 2; Ital. Club 3, 4. Pinky plays it cool, by playing pool. To join the navy is his ambition. Here ' s hoping he gains great recognition. JOSEPH M. GRAY Joe 14 Union Avenue Joe was the kind of fellow you see, who never was noisy or brazen in class. Although he has no plans to meet, we know they are for some pretty lass. 1 9 RONALD N. GRAZIOSI Ronnie 99 Maiden Street Italian Club 3. 4. Hairdressing is Ronnie ' s aim. His talents the world will know. In his work he ' ll find his fame, And to the top he ll surely go. KATHLEEN V. GRIFFIN Kaye 63 Maiden Street Kaye is fun, Kaye is smart. She ' d like to go into the field of art. With her knowledge and desire. Fame she will easily acquire. BRFNDA I.. GUARINO lUunily D ramatic 2. To be a model is for Hnimiy. To become on would be dandy. Can ' t you sec her on your T.V. screen, l ooking perl and quite serene. ROBERT T. GUARNERA Boh Homeroom Officer 2: Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Boh is very handsome and gay. He wants to be a teacher some day. When your children enter school. It may be Bob teaching the Golden Rule. EDWARD R. GULIANO Eddie 332 Main Street Laughing, joking, and fooling around. That ' s Eddie wherever he ' s found. To own his own business is his ambition. Best of luck in gaining that position. RITA C. HADAD Puppy 105 Chelsea Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. What Puppy has chosen to be. Is to work as a private secre- tary. With her sparkling eyes and happy smile. She ' ll make her boss ' s job worthwhile. 50 EILEEN M. HALL 90 Russell Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 2. 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Eileen is pretty as you can see. To this I ' m sure you ' ll all agree. To be a secretary is her one aim. Without her, an office wouldn ' t be the same. JEANNETTE B. HARPER Jdii 80 Chestnut Street Span. Club 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Jan wants to fly through the air. As an airline stewardess with- out a care. Because she is well liked and so sincere. She ' ll be a success in her career. 6 HARRY L. HAROUTUNIAN Greek 126 Harvard Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Greek is liked throughout E.H.S. Especially the girls they like him best. He ' ll long be re- membered by the 64 class. Because of the humor he brought in the past. LOUISE A. HAUSER 142 Vine Street Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Prep Club 4. Louise will meet a man some- day. And make him happy in every way. As a housewife she ' ll pass every test. Because she is smart and full of zest. HOWARD R. HARPER 129 Glendale Street Howard just joined our rank this year. He made many friends and brought them cheer. We all wish him well as an engineer. DONALD P. HEARN Don 72 Waverly Street Football 2, 3, Co-captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Don co-captain of the football team. Always alert and on the beam. Popular, intelligent and well liked too, He ' ll be a suc- cess his whole life through. 1 MAUREEN E. HEATH 2 I Bradford Street She ' ll keep the lines open for us. She ' ll give us information without a fuss. And we ' ll all feel much more at ease. When we know it ' s Maureen saying Number Please. JAMES S. HEFFERNAN Jimmy 29 Veterans Avenue Jimmy is a kid who makes us smile. With his humorous ways and unique style. He ' s un- decided of what to be. But he ' ll be a success of highest degree. BARBARA A. HHNDHR.SON Ann 216 Main Street Dramatics 3. Ann is kind and sweet as can he. I ' ainting and reading are her hobbies. Wc know that she ' ll always be a success. Reading to her children and showing no stress. ( JAMES M. HENRIKSON Jim 6 Grover Street Span. Club 4; Hockey 2. 3. 4. Jim was great on the ice. Scor- ing goals is quite nice. Maybe someday he will sign. To play on the Boston Bruins ' line. JAMES F. HERRINGTON Jim 8A Oakes Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Foot- ball 2. 3: Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev, 4. At E.H.S. he really did rate. As a doctor he ' ll be just great. And all the rich will be having fun. When they are cared for by Dr. Herrington. 52 6 DENNIS W. HERSEY Denny 53 Rock Valley Avenue A veterinarian is Denny ' s aim, He ' ll cure the animals that are lame. He ' ll be the greatest of them all. When he answers to the canine call. ALBERT C. HICKEY Al 286 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 4; Football 4; Track 4; Lyceum 4; Prep Club 4; Senior Prom Commit- tee. A I has been an E.H.S. Football star. His good looks and intelli- gence will carry him far. Al- ways regarded as a boy with ambition. We all know when he goes to college he ' ll secure a great position. JOHN T. HICKEY Hick 29 Hancock Street Baseball 2. Hick is uncertain about what he wants to do. But there ' s no need of worrying everything will be good for you. MARY C. HICKEY 7 Green Street Gil. and Sul. 3. Mary wants to be a nurse and answer each patient ' s call. With Mary around we just can ' t see. how anyone would want to get well at all. MARY F. HIGGINS 20 Fairmount Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3. To become a professional hair- dresser is Mary ' s desire. And we know she will go a long way. Good luck, best wishes, and happiness too. Is what we all wish to say. NANCY A. HOGAN 191 Hancock Street Gil. and Sul. 2: Glee Club 2, 3. A beautician she is to be. And the best — , you will see. As Nancy follows in her field, to her, success will yield. 53 WARREN B. HOLMANDER Frogf y 22 Newton Street Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3. Froggy ' s ambition is to be a rich man. We are sure he will certainly be one of the best. JOHN A. HOUGH Sam 57 Waverly Street Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4. Sam ' s aim is business. His busi- ness the world will know. In his work he ' ll find his fame. And to the top he ' ll surely go. STEVEN B. HORENSTEIN Steve 175 Union Street Lyceum 2, 3, 4. Good Luck to Steve in his chosen career. He ' ll make the grade in whatever he may choose. And wherever he roams, when he leaves E.H.S. We ' re sure he ' ll turn out to he the very best. DIANNF C. HOWARD Di 135 High Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Sweet and pretty is Di. We know she ' ll make the best sec- retary yet. Whatever she does, wait and see. She ' s sure to come through successfully. (il RAI.DINL P. HORNER (ieni 188 Bow Street Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Choral Art Singer 3, 4, To be a school teacher Is what (leni has in mind. We are sure she will be a success. For she is definitely inclined. GFORGF H. HUDSON (ieorgie 43 Fnglewood A enuc Jr. Achiev. 3: Track 2. (leorgie is a kid of great ambi- tion. His desire in life is to be- come an electronic technician. Be caicful of wires whenever you ' re talking. Or you ' ll find life ' s work terribly shocking. 54 6 SUSAN E. HUDSON Sue 30 Maiden Street Junior Achievement 3. Sue has a winning way. She ' ll be a perfect secretary someday. With pencils sharp and type- writer new. The boss will marry her and give her work to do. JOHN M. HUGHES Mike 33 Arlington Street Gil. and Sul. 2. With his good looks and per- sonality, Mike ' s dream will be- come a reality. He ' ll sing his way to the accountant field. And money galore he will yield. ROBERT W. HUMPHREY Boh 1 16 Walnut Street Bob ' s desire he did not name. But we ' re sure he ' ll acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do. The best of luck from us to you. TERESA A. lACOBELLI Terry 1 6 Arthur Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Majorette 2, 3; Pep Squad 4; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4: Prep Club 4; Lib. Staff 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Terry will add much to an office. With a personality as sweet as can be. She will be- come secretary. And please her boss indefinitely. KENNETH J. INDORATO Kenny 43 Maplewood Avenue Kenny is a boy who is full of fun. Enjoyed and liked by everyone. We wish you success in all you do. The best of luck from us to you. PAMELA J. IVEY Paiii 230 Ferry Street Prep Club 4; French Club 2, 4. Pam will go into training. And we know she ' ll answer quick. And if you have her for a nurse. You won ' t mind being sick. 55 1 JEAN M. IWANICKI Jeanne 1 19 Main Street Jeanne wants to take dictation. Do typing and the rest. We know whatever task is chosen. She ' ll do her very best. JOAN IWANICKI Joni 1 19 Main Street Cute little Joni wants to be, A gay and promising young secre- tary. Can ' t you see some nice boss. Falling for her dictational ways. LYNDA R. JACOBS Jake 220 Springvale Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Band Leader 4; Dra- matics 2. 3, 4; Thespian 2, 3, 4: Lyceum 2, Prep Club 4: Jr. Achiev. 3. 4: Choral Arts 4. Jake is a girl we ' re happy to know. On her good luck, we all bestow. Her ambition she will not tell. But we know she ' ll do it well. JUDY A. JAGELLO Ju 18 Heath Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. As a secretary Ju will take her place. In this position she ' ll be an ace. We ' re sure her talents she will show. Success and hap- piness are hers we know. (iI.ORIA J. JACKSON Jack 167 Flm Street Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 2. 3. Ja( k has made it very plain. To he a hairdresser is her aim. With her knowledge and desire. This she will easily acquire. JEAN M. JAMFRSON Jeanic 213 Belmont Street Homeroom Odker 3, 4: Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4: Jr. Achiev. 3. 4. Her pleasant smile and person- ality. All help Jranie ' s compati- bility. All the facts will be in place. When the lawyer tries her case. 56 6 KATHERINE M. JAMES Kathy 25 Hosmer Street Homeroom Officer 3. Kathy wants to be a secretary. With her personality, good looks and charming ways, she will keep her boss gay all day. PAUL A. JANES 51 Wilbur Street Prep Club 4. Our Paul is a friendly type of boy. Who gives to all a meas- ure of joy. May success and fortune come your way. And keep you smiling from day to day. ROBERT W. JANNINO Boh 513 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 4; Eootball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2. Handsome Boh played with zest. And our co-captain is the best. With his smooth and moderate ways, A mechanical engineer he will be one day. 4 EILEEN J. JEDDRY Bones 1 0 Warren Street Bones will fill her job with glee. With her cute smile and per- sonality. To be behind a switchboard is her one desire. With her knowledge and abil- ity. The company will have stability. CARL B. JOHNSON 60 Veterans Avenue To be a mathematician is Carl ' s future ambition. We know we will be proud of him in every way. Good luck to you from day to day. JUDITH STARR JOHNSTON Judy 6 Green Street Prep Club 4. An IBM operator is what Judy wants to be. She ' ll be great just wait and see. When all good things have come to pass. She ' ll still be the Starr of our class. 57 WILLIAM B. JONES Joncscy 23 Veterans Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Chess Club 4. Very handsome and full of fun. Joiu ' sey gets along with every- one. With his ability to make friends, Joncscy will succeed at any trend. JOHN P. KASZENEK Kasz 220 Ferry Street Chess Club 4. When you think of Kusz. Re- member him to be a profes- sional bowler in your memory. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful, and kind. He ' s the type of boy you can seldom find. HENRY N. JOYCE Junior 5 Chestnut Place Span. Club 3, 4. We have learned Junior ' s de- sire. To be a teacher and fame acquire. We are sure he will fill his quest. Doing nothing less than his best. JAMFS E. KELLY Jim 15 Wilbur Street Jim loves all sports. That we can .see. A teacher is what he wishes to be. DEFNA D. KAPLAN Decn 60 Elsie Street Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Span. Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Choral Arts 4. Pretty and oh so very sweet, Dccn is really quite a treat. As- sisting the doctor every day. As a medical technician she ' ll earn her pay. MARGARET E. KELLY Maggie 1 3 Road A Homeroom Officer 2. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. This little Miss wishes to be an I.B.M. operator, that we can see. Good luck to you for you shall succeed. 6 4 BEVERLY L. KENNEDY Bev 60 Harvard Street Gil. and Sul. 2. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Prep Club 4. Pretty and sweet and very well known. A legal secretary, it will surely be shown. WILLIAM R. KING Bill 59 Pierce Avenue Span. Club 2. 3, 4. Bill has an interest in the col- lege course. For he ' s going into the U.S. Air Force. He has the best wishes of us all. He ' ll reach the top and never fall. WILLIAM R. KING Bill 23 Vi Thorndike Street A draftsman he will be, A task requiring skill. If it ' s workman- ship you see, Then Bill will fill the bill. HEATHER KLASKY 144 Irving Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. One of those girls who is neat and petite. With a personality that is very sweet. As a future secretary she will excel. And all her classmates will wish her well. PAMELA D. KNIGHT Pam 68 Wellington Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2. If a legal secretary is what you have in mind, Pam will make the best that you can find. Al- ways laughing, always gay. This pretty Miss is sure okay. JAMES R. KOWALSKY Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. 4; Span. Club 2, 4. Jim is a very apt guy. He set his goal way up high. We say in truth that this classmate. As an engineer will really rate. 59 ROBFRTA A. LAHEY Rohhic 64 Grover Street Dramatics 2. 3; French Club 2. Robbie is pretty and sweet. With a warm smile that can ' t be beat; A legal secretary is her desire. She ' s sure to set the legal world on fire. HELENE R. LAMENTEA 3 1 Dean Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. Helene is always on the ball. With a pretty smile and liked by all. A secretary she wants to be. She ' ll please her boss we, all agree. JOANNE L. LANCIA Jo 24 Woodlawn Street Laughing, smiling all the day, Jo is always happy and gay. With her shorthand skill and typing speed. She is the girl her employer will need. JOANNE C. LANZILLO 9 Belmont Street Prep Club 4; French Club 2. 4; Junior Achievement 2. Joanne, is our favorite pal. She ' s loved deeply by every guy and gal. Joanne wants to be a CP. A. We wish her success in every way. JOHN J. LARIVIERE 41 Plymouth Street Football 3, 4. To be a coach, the very best kind. Is the ambition John has in mind. With his easy way and personality. Success on the football field will be a reality. ROBERT C. LARUE Bobby 33 Fuller Street Homeroom 2; Football 2, 3; Baseball 2. 3, 4: Track 2. With a joke he ' s on the beam. At bat Bobby is a dream. To be a physical Education teacher is his desire. And may he rise higher and higher. 1 9 . N H 6 ALFRED J. F. LATTANZI Al 27 Pierce Avenue Football 2: Ital. Club 2. A I has given us fun and laugh. And for this, we thank him deeply. We all wish you the best of luck in your hardware business. DOLORES A. LEO Dec 20 Liberty Street Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 3. Dee is a pretty girl. To that we all agree. Talent comes with looks. And so does personality. JEAN ANN E. LATTANZI Jean 120 Bell Rock Street Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 2. A dental hygienist is Jean ' s aim. We ' re sure that she ' ll gain lots of fame. With her winning ways and pleasing smile. Work with her will be well worth- while. KEVIN B. LEE Kev 48 Central Avenue Kev ' s disposition and smiling face. Will win him friends in any place. In the technical field with a witty mind. He ' ll leave all the others far behind. 4 DONNA C. LEO 325 Broadway Class Officer 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3: Orat. Cont. 2. 3; Jr. Achiev. 3. Donna ' s smile and winning way. Makes her a favorite any day. And we all know that in the future. She will be a won- derful teacher. JOSEPH R. LEO Joe 15 Highland Avenue Class Officer 2. A sports announcer, Joe wants to be. To attend many events and meets free. The World Se- ries is his one big aim. Then his life ' s goal will be attained. 61 PAMELA B. LEONARD Angel 126 Elm Street Gil. and Sul. 2: Glee Club 4: Pep Squad 2, 3. 4: Ital. Club 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. Anf;c ' l likes to dance and sing. But nothing will b e finer. When for her fashions, the world will bring. Her fortune, as a de- signer. RITA LEUCI Freckles 207 Ferry Street Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2, 3. 4; Thespian 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Ital Club 3. 4; Jr. Achievement 3. 4. Freckles has many pen pals. The numbers grow more and more. And when she becomes a teacher. She ' ll pay same a visit, when she joins the Peace Corps. CAROLYN LEPORE Carol 69 Irving Street Homeroom Officer President 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3. 4; Prep Club 4; Assistant Ed- itor, Yearbook Staff. Carol ' s the girl with the great big smile. As a boss ' s secretary she ' ll be right in style. A pretty girl with a wonderful person- ality. We know her dreams will become a reality. FREDERICK A. LOCKE Freddie 88 Cottage Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Foot- ball 2; Track 2. 3: Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4: Jr. Prom Com.; Chess Club 4. Freddie likes his fishing. Some fish stories he has told. But to work in the field of biology. Is Freddie ' s goal. VINCENT A. LEPORE Vinnie 9 Cabot Court Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Vinninc will be a mechanic. To him the girls will flock. They know when they go out with Vinnie. They ' ll never have to walk. HENRY M. LOMBARDI 38 Garland Street Track 2. Henry was quiet and bashful and seldom was heard. Giving advice or uttering a word. No doubt in the future we ' ll find him somewhere, Doing his duty holding down, a fat judge ' s chair. 1 JOSEPH A. LO RUSSO Joe 14 Coolidge Street Homeroom Officer 3; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 2, 3, 4. Golf is Joe ' s hobby, engineering is his aim. Both are very excit- ing, and we know Joe will win his game. VIRGINIA L. LUND Jinny 2 1 Floyd Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2. 3, 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Jinny likes her music. This readily you can see. Her ambi- tion to be a mathematician. Adds up to plenty of do-re- mi. JANET L. MACAUDA Jan 42 Cedar Street Glee Club 2. Jan ' s ambition, she keeps to herself. To have us guessing is her delight. No matter what her game may be. We know she has a goal in sight. WILLIAM D. MacDONALD Mac 39 Corey Street There are many fish in the ocean. And many in fresh water too. But Mac will post-pone his fishing. Until his drafting dream comes true. 4 KEVIN B. LYNCH 29 Newton Street Teaching is a noble profession, A teacher Kevin would like to be. Reading, writing, arithmetic. Or will it be history. JUDITH A. MacINTOSH Judy 3 Derne Street Dramatics 2; Jr. Achiev. 3. Nice things come in small packages. This little Miss can always be on our team of life and feel quite free to spank our kids in the classroom where she will be teaching with astute care. 63 1 ROSEMARY E. MacLAUGHLIN Mary 25 Cameron Street Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 2. 3; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Whether horseback riding, whistling, or bowling. We ' ll al- ways find Mary smiling. A med- ical secretary is her ambition. We know she will be a success in her position. ROBERT MacRAE Whilcy 65 Mt. Washington Street Whitcy. the boy we all know. Is packed with personality from head to toe. Always joking and full of the devil, He ' ll be great at any level. THOMAS J. MADDOX Tom 32 Fairlawn Street He ' ll hang out his shingle and then you will see. That the sign on his door is marked M.D. DONALD D. MAGGIORE Don 19 Pierce Avenue Expressive eyes, ta ll and dark, Don will surely make the mark. We wish him success in his draftsman career. And we know great fame is near. MARGARET M. MAGNER Pef f y 1 10 Woodlawn Street Prep Club 4. A sweet and charming girl whose cute winning smile. Will make her beauty shop the place where women rush to for a new hair style. KENNETH P. MAGNO Mag 95 Estes Street Football 2. He is one of the best we ' ve met and his ways we ' ll never forget. Ken is on his way to keep a date with the Marines on the briny deep. MARYANN MACRO 22 Dowse Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramat- ics 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3. To cure the siclc is MaryAnn ' s desire. That is to be a nurse, Better treat them right gal, Or they ' ll end up in a hearse. DIANE R. MALIO 24 Englewood Avenue Homeroom Officer 3, 4. Hear that laugh, whom do you expect? That ' s our Diane, I ' ll make a bet. She ' s very cute and oh such fun. And she ' ll be a hairdresser in the long run. STEVEN J. MAHONEY Sieve 302 Broadway French Club 3, 4. Steve will be a skilled engineer. When he embarks on his chosen career. With his talent, brains, and abundant ambition. He ' ll win fame in his worthy position. CHARLOTTE MANDRACCHIA Charley 21 Lewis Street Dramatics 2, 3; Yearbook Staff. As a hairdresser or a wife, Charley will have a wonderful life. Of her future we have no fears. She ' ll excel as she has through the years. FRANK J. MALABARBA Pancho 106 Chestnut Street Homeroom Officer 2; Span. Club 4. Pancho is a treat to all he knows. He ' s full of fun wher- ever he goes. To be an engineer is his aim. Good Luck Pan- cho we know you ' ll win fame. KENNETH M. MANFRA Ken 13 Jefferson Avenue Electronic technician is Ken ' s ambition. In this he will gain a high position. And since his hobby is with the autos. As a technician he ' ll abide by good mottos. CAMILLE M. MANGANARO 22 Edith Avenue Pep Squad 2. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Camille who is forever merry, Will make a perfect secretary. She will always do her part And she ' ll win her boss ' heart. KENNETH P. MARISON Kenny 22 Partridge Terrace Spanish Club 4. Kenny has a lot in the future. He wants to be an expert in agriculture. When he is out in the garden one day, Hoe Hoe won ' t be all he ' ll say. DONNA E. MANNKE 18 Carlson Street Cheerleader 4. To be an IBM Operator is Monkey ' s ambition. She ' s a girl who ' ll secure this position. Good Luck to you in future years. We ' ll always admire you with cheers. STEPHEN C. MARKS Steve 71 Floyd Street Steve is a fellow. With quite a way, A distinguished dentist. He will be someday. 1 JOSI PH P. MARCHESE Jose 91 Elsie Street Track 2, 4; Ital. Club 2. .V 4. Jose is a boy, he never did much harm, let ' s hope he ' ll succeed out on the farm. As a sharp dresser he is today. With that qualification he ' ll go a long way. WIIIIAM H. MARSCH Hill 20 Clifton Avenue Track 2. 3. 4. Dill is handsome and dashing. He makes the girl ' s e cs gleam. In college, he will be. The finest you will ever see. 66 RUTH A. MARSH Boh hi 22 Oakes Street Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. To work in an office. Doing typing and filing, Bohbi will work. And. she ' ll always be smiling. FRANCIS R. MASTONE Mas 18 Wellington Avenue Mas in life has one ambition. To be a teacher he is wishing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. ANDREW J. MARTINEZ Andy 32 Marie Avenue Spanish Club 3, 4. Andy is one member of our graduating class, A good look- ing guy who always leads his class. His ambition he did not name. But we all wish him fame. PETER J. MASTROCOLA Sarge 56 Preston Street To be a mechanical engineer the best kind. Is the ambition Sarge has in mind. With his easy way and personality. Suc- cess in any field, will be a real- ity. KATHLEEN M. MASIELLO Kathy 438 Ferry Street To be a private secretary. It is Katliy ' s ambition. We wish her all the best of luck. In securing this position. JOYCE A. MATTOLA 4 Adams Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Cheer- leader 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. 3; Prep Club 4; Ital. Club 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Joyce, how can we ever forget you. As a cheerleader you were swell. We remember you as never blue. Good luck in teach- ing we know you ' ll do well. JACQUELINE A. MATTUCHIO Jackie 58 Wellington Avenue Glee Club; Prep Club 4: Jr. Achiev. 3. 4. First Jackie wants to do some typing. But this won ' t last for life. Because this sweet Miss al- so wants. To be a good house- wife. SUSAN M. McCLELLAN Sue 216 Bucknam Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Prep Club 4: Jr. Achiev. 4. Our Sue is sweet and also shy. Popular with every gal and guy. She will fill life ' s ambition. In the Peace Corps she will gain great recognition. 4 JOHN F. McADAM Mac 1 Magnolia Court Council 3; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Football 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Achiev. 4; Yearbook Staff; Sen. Prom Comm. To be a teacher is Mac ' s ambi- tion. And he will do well in this position. He ' s full of fun we all agree. And he ' s also the best of company. wii.i iam f. McCarthy jr. itiii 49 PrcscotI Street Hill ' s business will surely have a large span. With his personality he ' ll make an excellenl busi- nessman. MURIEL L. McFARLAND Mimi 223 Russell Street Pep Squad 2. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Mimi wants to be a secretary. She will with her cute person- ality. Her good looks and won- derful ways. Will keep her boss gay ail the day. PATRICIA A. McCLFOD Buckwheat Abbott Avenue Pep Stjuaii 2. 3, 4: Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3. 4; Junior Achievement 3. 4. Active and happv all the day long. liiickwhcai will always be singing a song. Teaching is the iob we (ind. Thai is foremost on her mind. 68 MARY A. MILLER 43 Coolidge Street Mary will be a pretty sight. All dressed up in a suit of white. Always active and full of zest. As a nurse she ' ll be the best. CHARLES F. MONAHAN Chuck 1 1 Avon Street Class Officer 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com. Jr. Achiev. 4; Yearbook Staff; Sen. Prom Com. A Doctor will be the life for Chuck, For this we wish him the best of luck. Popular, hand- some, well-liked is he. We know he ' ll obtain his M.D. de- gree. LINDA M. MILLEY 95 Swan Street To get married is Linda ' s plan. To the cutest boy in the land. She ' ll be the greatest housewife ever known. When she buys a house of her own. PAMELA L. MILLS Pam 254 Ferry Street To be a hairdresser is Pain ' s aim. None of her styles will be the same. She ' ll make the girls as pretty as can be. With her keen ingenuity. DIANE M. MOORE 38 Marie Avenue Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. Diane is gay and troublefree, A bookkeeper is what she ' ll be. We give her our best wishes, that she ' ll obtain future riches. MAUREEN M. MORECROFT Maur 91 Glendale Street Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dram. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Lib. Staff 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. As we look at this silhouette, Maur is a girl we ' ll never for- get. She ' s one in a few who has all three. Looks, intelligence, and personality. 6 4 JACQUELINE A. MATTUCHIO Jackie 58 Wellington Avenue Glee Club; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. First Jackie wants to do some typing. But this won ' t last for life. Because this sweet Miss al- so wants. To be a good house- wife. SUSAN M. McCLELLAN Sue 216 Bucknam Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Our Sue is sweet and also shy. Popular with every gal and guy. She will fill life ' s ambition. In the Peace Corps she will gain great recognition. JOHN F. McADAM Mac 1 Magnolia Court Council 3; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Football 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Achiev. 4; Yearbook Staff; Sen. Prom Comm. To be a teacher is Mac ' s ambi- tion. And he will do well in this position. He ' s full of fun we all agree. And he ' s also the best of company. MURIEL L. McFARLAND Mi mi 223 Russell Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Mimi wants to be a secretary. She will with her cute person- ality. Her good looks and won- derful ways. Will keep her boss gay all the day. william f. McCarthy jr. Bill 49 Prescott Street Bill ' s business will surely have a large span. With his personality he ' ll make an excellent busi- nessman. 1 PATRICIA A. McCLFOD Buckwheat 50 Abbott Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Active and happy all the day long. Buckwheat will always be singing a song. Teaching is the job we find. That is foremost on her mind. 68 MARY A. MILLER 43 Coolidge Street Mary will be a pretty sight, All dressed up in a suit of white. Always active and full of zest. As a nurse she ' ll be the best. CHARLES F. MONAHAN Chuck 1 1 Avon Street Class Officer 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Prep Club 4: Fr. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com. Jr. Achiev. 4; Yearbook Staff; Sen. Prom Com. A Doctor will be the life for Chuck, For this we wish him the best of luck. Popular, hand- some, well-liked is he. We know he ' ll obtain his M.D. de- gree. LINDA M. MILLEY 95 Swan Street To get married is Linda ' s plan. To the cutest boy in the land. She ' ll be the greatest housewife ever known. When she buys a house of her own. PAMELA L. MILLS Pai)i 254 Ferry Street To be a hairdresser is Pam ' s aim. None of her styles will be the same. She ' ll make the girls as pretty as can be. With her keen ingenuity. DIANE M. MOORE 38 Marie Avenue Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. Diane is gay and troublefree, A bookkeeper is what she ' ll be. We give her our best wishes, that she ' ll obtain future riches. MAUREEN M. MORECROFT Maur 91 Glendale Street Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dram. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Lib. Staff 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. As we look at this silhouette, Maur is a girl we ' ll never for- get. She ' s one in a few who has all three. Looks, intelligence, and personality. 1 WAYNE R. MORELLO Rock 153 Jefferson Avenue Italian Club 3. Rock wants to go to co llege and choose the right career. For when that day comes along. He ' ll be both willing and strong. To grab each opportu- nity when it comes along. DAVID J. MORGAN Dave 33 Rock Valley Avenue Class Officer 2; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Dave wants to be a doctor, His patients he ' ll serve with glee. With his fine ways and person- ality. They will go to him hap- pily. DIANE li. MORIARTY 106 Fuller Street Homeroom OITiccr 2, 3; Gil. anil Sul. 3; Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4; I r. Cluh 3. 4; Chess Club 4. If a secretary is what you have in mind, Diane will make the best that you can finJ. Always laughing always gay. The pretty lass is sure O.K. JOSEPH P. MORRIONE Joe 55 Englewood Avenue Ital. Club 2, 3, 4. Joe will fly through the air with the greatest of ease. But not as the man on the flying trapeze. But as a technician. As his number-one ambition. DAVID H. MORRISON 1 8 Hillside Avenue Football 3, 4: Basketball 3. David ' s ambition he did not disclose. But we ' re sure he will acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do. The best of luck from us to you. JAMFS C. MORSE Jimmie 47 Raymond Street Skill and laughter. A good combination. And this will make Jinuiiic a sensation. In whatcvci lie chooses as his oc- cupation. 72 NANCY J. MOSS 196 Russell Street Gil. and Siil. 2: Glee Club 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Span. Club 3, 4; Dramatics 4. To be a model and set the pace, Nancy will do with such grace. She surely will win her fame. And all will know, from E.H.S. she came. PHYLLIS L. MURPHY Phyll 7 Floyd Street Gil. and Sul. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Phyll wants to be a teacher, A physical education one at that. At this we know she can ' t miss. Best of luck in your wish. PAUL W. MOTRONI Mouse 93 Swan Street Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. We ' ll always remember his great sense of humor. That Mouse had for all of us all the while. To tell his good points we ' ve only begun, Wth that wonderful personality, his suc- cess is already won. ■WILLIAM P. MURPHY Murph 14 Autumn Street Murph is tall, able, and willing. Always full of fun. When you need an A-1 mechanic. He ' ll give you a job well done. 6 4 MARY E. MUISE Sister 92 Florence Street Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; French Club 3, 4. Sister will soon have her pa- tients feeling right. In a nurse ' s uniform of white. Bringing to the hospital cheer. Sister will succeed, have no fear. 73 SHEILA J. MURRAY 42 Vernal Street Span. Club 3; Fr. Club 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. To marry, have children, a housewife, so gay. To meet up with Sheila, I ' m sure you ' ll agree, A handsome, young bachelor will suit her to a T. LORRAINE A. NAPOLI Lorry 168 Russell Street As a nurse in white. Lorry will be one of the best, we all agree. She ' ll surely keep the patients humming. While she keeps things smoothly running. SANDRA L. NEAL Moc 56 Hillside Avenue Dramatics 2, 3; Prep Club 4. With pretty hair and always a smile, Moe was tops all the while. Always laughing and al- ways gay. This pretty nurse-to- be is sure O.K. KARHN I.. NELSON 41 Veterans Avenue Pep Squad 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Erench Club 3. 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Karen is pretty and sweet with lovely hair. And a wonderful personality that is rare. As a retail store buyer. She ' ll reach great success. And she ' ll gain fame, we must confess. DAVID E. NORTON Dave 5 Russell Street A wonderful boy, full of fun, Dave can ' t be beat or outdone. To be an architect is his ambi- tion. Let ' s hope he gains great recognition. GAIL A. NORTON Gui 175 Springvale Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Madrigal 2, 3, 4. To be a teacher is Clai ' s aim. We ' re sure that she will find her fame. For we know she is gay. Always on the ball every day. 74 JANK I- R. NOVAK Jan 1 1 Chestnut Street Council 4; Homeroom OlViccr 3. 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Commillee; Yearbook Stalf; ■Senior Prom Committee. Prelly Jtin with her smile and charming way, Wants to be a dental assistant some fine day. Beware doctor whan Jan ' s your aid. Your best of men patients will be made. BRENDA L. NYSTROM Blondy 31 Marie Avenue Dramatics 2. 3; Oral. Cont. 2. Lovely Blondy with her beauti- ful hair. Wants to fly high without a care. A popular air- line hostess, she will be. Suc- cess to you as you travel over land and sea. JOSEPH A. OLIVERI Little Joe 19 Argyle Street Council 2, 4; Homeroom Offi- cer 1, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Commit- tee; Senior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff, Assist. Editor. Little Joe ' s future lies in teach- ing, His career will be far- reaching. He ' s always cheerful and so gay. We wish him suc- cess in every way. F i. JOHN F. NYSTROM Wliitey 37 Marie Avenue Short, light, and a little shy, Our Whitey is quite a guy. His future aims, he will not tell. But we all know he will do well. BETTY ANN O ' MALLEY 26 Sea Street Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3. 4. Betty has an ambition. That will carry her high. She ' ll have a career in medicine. On which the patients can rely. BETTEJEAN OBERY 162 Ferry Street Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. To be a secretary is BetteJean ' s ambition. We wish her the best of luck in securing this position. JEAN C. O ' NEIL Jeannie 6 Glendale Street Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Jeannie will score as an I.B.M. operator. As a girl from E.H.S. she couldn ' t be greater. 75 1 PATRICIA A. O ' NEIL Puttie 18 Floyd Street Pep Squad 2, 3. Pottie is a very attractive girl. And we all know she gives the boys a whirl. She wants to be a secretary someday, Her person- ality will make the office gay. MARCIA E. OSTROV 48 Maiden Street Pep Squad 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4; Lib. Staff 4. Marcia is kind and helpful too. Always happy, never blue. She will fill her life ' s ambition. When she becomes a medical technician. ROHI RI J. OTHRI Boh 28 Highland Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4. To be a draftsman is what Boh is wishing. With his determina- tion he will fullill his lunbilion. GAIL A. PADOVANI 99 Reed Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Dram. 2. 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4. Gail is very pretty and also smart. She has but one thing in her heart, And that is to be a teacher of French. We know she will make it a cinch. PAUL R. PALIZZOLO 17 Harding Avenue Italian Club 2, 3. 4. Paul is fine , all say he ' s great. And an accountant he will rate. In this field he ' ll make his fame. And world-wide they will acclaim. LINDA A. PALUMBO 39 Woodlawn Street Prep Club 4; Ital. Club 3. 4. I,inda is sweet and charming. Always helping, never harming. This nurse-to-be will come out on lop. Cause she ' s the kiml that will never stop. 76 6 BARBARA A. PAPALUCA Pappy 88 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2. Cute little Pappy, as we all know. Is packed with person- ality from head to toe. Always laughing and full of the devil. She ' ll be a great hairdresser at any level. JANICE M. PARELLA Jan 30 Courtland Street Class Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Jan is pretty and very sweet. The kind of girl you would like to meet. As a beautician we know she will make the best. And be above all the rest. JOAN PECORARO Joanie 29 Haskell Avenue To care for animals is Joanie ' s ambition. She ' s so kind we know she will secure this posi- tion. JOHN J. PELLICIO Bi John 160 Russell Street Football 2. 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4. How can we ever forget this boy. With our Bif John there would be no joy. On the field he was really a sensation. And as a civil engineer he ' ll be the best in the nation. MAUREEN T. PELUSO Inches 44A Pearl Street Our Inches has a lot of ambi- tion. She claims that she wants to be a beautician. Luck, Inches, we ' re all cheering for you. We know someday you ' ll be a success at it too. LINDA E. PENNEY 32 Chatham Road Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3. A real cute girl who ' s on the beam. To be a secretary is her dream. Linda ' s always full of fun. And all her dreams will soon be won. 77 SANDRALEE M. PERELLI Sandy 35 Fuller Street Homeroom Officer 4; Junior Achievement 3. Sandy ' s ambition is to type and take dictation. A secretary will be her occupation. As you can see, if that ' s what she wants. That ' s what she ' ll be. CAROL A. PERROTTI Perry 34A Vernal Street A sweet and charming girl whose cute winning smile. Will make her beauty shop the place where women rush to for a new hair st yle. 1 9 DEWEY J. PERRELLA Dew 28 Courtland Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Foot- ball 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 3, 4. Either throwing the javelin or playing football. If Dew ' s around, you ' ll have a ball. He ' s full of fun, and take good care. He ' ll surely make a great engi- neer. JANET E. PERRY 106 Swan Street Spanish Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Junior Achievement 3. Flying high up in the blue, Janet ' s dreams will all come true. With charming smile and looks that please. An airline hostess she ' ll be with ease. DOROTHY I,. PERRETTI Dollir 64 I ostcr Street 1 rcnch ( lub 2. 3, 4. lo be a dental assistant is for Doiiic, As you can see. this will fil her lo a T. A great per- sonality and happy smile, She ' ll make hci boss ' s job woi Ihwhile. RONALD D. PFRSUITTE Pcrsiiilli 14 Shute Street Football 2. 3, 4; Track 3: Band 2. 3: Orchestra 2. 3: Italian Club 2. 3, 4. Ron was the left tackle in iiur line. Anil in pio fiHilb ill he ' ll do fine. Pcrson:dily plus, anil popular too, Ciooil old Ron is all foi vou. 78 LINDA M. PESCE Lin 79 Cottage Street Lin, I am sure you ' ll all agree. Will be one of the greatest sec- retaries. With her sweet and quiet ways. She ' ll be on top for many a day. SANDRA M. PETRICCA Sandy 10 Berwick Court Council 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2. 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4: Ital. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff. The Class of 64 will someday claim of Sandy and her worldly fame. With her pretty looks and cheerful manner, she ' ll be a sensation. A nurse is Sandy ' s choice of occupation. With her qualifications and figure so neat, to all the patients, she ' ll be a treat. E. ALAN PETERSON Pete 12 Edith Street Spanish Club 3, 4. Tall, bright, and a little shy. Our Pete is quite a guy. His future aims, he will not tell. But we all know he ' ll do it well. WANDA N. PHILLIPS 34 Cross Street Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3. Wanda is pretty and sweet. One of the nicest girls you ' ll ever meet. To be a hairdresser and set the pace. She ' ll do with such a grace. THOMAS R. PETIPAS Tom 4 Glendale Place Handsome Tom that the girls all adore. Wants to be a drafts- man and nothing more. Tom ' s manner is so smooth. With his ability, how can he lose? VIRGINIA M. PIERONI Ginny 17 Cleveland Avenue To be an airline hostess is Ginny ' s ambition. Fly high and remember us poor peasants slaving on the ground. The best of luck and may a pilot pilot you through life. 79 DIANE M. PIETRELLO 1 Orient Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Glee Club 3: Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Prep Club 4: Yearbook Staff. Diane ' s cute in looks and little in size. And on! how we love those pretty brown eyes. As a secretary and receptionist she ' ll rise to fame. For she ' s the girl we ' re proud to name. STEPHEN C. PIRELLO Steve 17 Bradford Terrace Italian Club 3, 4, When Steve embarks on his ca- reer. None of us need ever fear. For in his chosen field, he ' ll head the class. As an engineer, others he will surpass. SHIRLEY A. PINKHAM Pinky 39 Edith Street Homeroom Officer 3. Pinky is really quite a lass. She is liked by all her class. As a private secretary, she ' ll make good and rise to the top as we know she would. FLORENCE T. PISACRETA Flo 1 85 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. To be a mathematician is what Flo has in mind. We know she ' ll be a good one because she ' s so inclined. I .STAN S. PIORUN Sieve 232 Main Street Band 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4, Steve is really quite a guy. As a research worker, he will rate high. In business he will soon acquire everything he may de- sire. DOROTHY J. PISANO Pollie 7S6 Broaiiway Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4. As a secretary receptionist, she yearns lo he. There ' ll bo no finer one than she. Who is to the boss like his own right hand? Our Dottie. there ' ll be none like her in all the land. 80 6 IIP t-rr III ' 4 SANDRA L. PLACE Sandi 44 Hancock Street An executive secretary is Sandi ' s desire. And we know this posi- tion she will acquire. LINDA S. POPKIN 33 Silver Road Spanish Club . She ' s very cute and sweet — A girl that can ' t be beat. To be a hairdresser is her ambition. She will gain a great position. ALFRED A. PORCARO Al. 27 Baldwin Avenue AI ' s future life is in the medical technician line. It is one of the best. We hope he will do fine. JOANNE M. PORCARO Slwrty 5 1 Lynde Street Shorty is small. Shorty is sweet. She will sweep you off your feet. As a hairdresser, she can ' t be beat. MICHAEL J. PORCARO Mike 21 Tileston Street Track 3, 4; Italian Club 2. Mike is a kind of lad who has a fine ambition, and when he be- comes an accountant, he ' ll fill a high position. GERALD W. POTHIER Jerry 1 7 Cameron Street Engineering is Jerry ' s aim. In this line, he ' ll gain great fame. When he reaches his peak of success. We hope he will not forget great E.H.S. 81 JAMES M. POTHIER Jimho 17 Cameron Street Designing, mapping, drawing plans will be Jimho ' s future oc- cupation. In the position of a draftsman, he ' ll prove to be a great sensation. VINCENT J. POTHIER Viniiy 34 Pierce Avenue With his ambition and will to succeed. Vinny will be a me- chanic in the lead. He will work on the latest cars of the day, And in this field he will always stay. LAURA T. POTTER 1 15 Waverly Street Prep Club 4: Spanish Club 3. With traveling always in mind. The latest fashions we are sure to find. With Laura ' s ambition and drive. The fashion world will stay alive. DAVID W. POTTLE Red 103 Dartmouth Street Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3. 4: Dramatics 4; French Club 4. Our air force will always have plenty of pep with Red at the controls of one of our jets. MILDRED E. PRICE Millie 24 Albion Street Homeroom Officer 3; Majorette 2. 3, 4. If Millie handles her bookkeep- ing as well as her baton. She will be the one employers will call upon. ESTHER M. PRIORE Esta 10 Bettinson Court Gil. and Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Esta is sure to receive dictation. From lawyers of keen imagina- tion. With her charm and with her style, every lawyer is sure to smile. 1 9 JACQUELINE M. QUIRK Jackie 68 Jefferson Avenue A private secretary is what Jackie aims to be. We know that she ' ll look mighty cute. Sitting on the boss ' s knee. WILLIAM R. REES Bill 13 Chatham Road Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Bas- ketball 3; Track 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To be a draftsman. On that Bill ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job that ' s neat. On that you sure can bet. MARCIA E. RAIMO Mecy 39 Foster Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. Mecy ' s ambition is to be a beautician. We know with her personality and aim in life. She will suc- ceed in this position. JOHN H. RAUSEO Kraig 53 Ashton Street To be a teacher is Kraig ' s am- bition. And he will do well in this position. He ' s shy but nice we all agree, And he ' s the best of company. 83 CAROL A. REPPUCCI Poochie 19 Richdale Avenue A very good I.B.M. operation. Just you wait and see. And we know the boss will like her, ' Cause she ' s as nice as she can be. MARIE C. REPPUCCI Re 16 Waters Avenue Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2. Our Re is pretty and oh how sweet. With her charming ways and winning smile she really can ' t be beat. As a housewife we know she ' ll be at her best. And maybe win in a cooking contest. LINDA REYNOLDS 153 Nichols Street Band 2: Orchestra 3: Fr. Club 4: Dramatics 2. 3. 4; Thespian 4: Lyceum 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Lib. Staff 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. 4. Linda wants to be a high school teacher. Of what, she knows not yet. We are sure with Linda ' s charm. She will become the best. PHYLLIS A. RILEY Phil 76 Sycamore Street Homeroom Officer 2. 4: Gil. and Sul. 3, 4: Pep Squad 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Chess Club 4: Jr. Achiev. 4. Phil is the girl who is full of fun. With always a smile for every one. She ' s oh so cute and very clever. To be a nurse is her endeavor. 1 GAIL F. RIBERO 270 Ferry Street Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Gail ' s ambition is that of a nurse, And a nice one, you can see. All dressed in starched white. She ' ll serve her patients day and night. LINDA V. RIVERS Lynn 80 Shute Street L 7i i is a girl who is very ac- tive, and is sure to succeed. One of these days we are sure to see her name in lights starring in the Ice Follies. 1 DIANE R RIDEOUT Di 24 (irccnhalge Avenue As an I B M. operator ) will he. One of the best, we all agree. She ' ll surely keep her boss humming. When he sees how smoothly things arc run- ning. MICHAEL A. ROCCIA iVhiiiipy I 2 Porter Street Homeroom OHiccr 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2: Track 3. 4: Ital. Club 3, 4. On the football team Whinipy did great. As a history teacher, he ' s sure to rale. For here ' s a boy who ' s lops we know. We wish him the best wherever he goes. 9 IT Jim 6 JAMES I. ROGERS Jimmy 32 Francis Street Football 2; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Span. Club 2, 3. 4. For undecided Jimmy, there is no guess. Whatever you may do you ' ll be a huge success. LINDA C. ROSELLI 29 Everett Street Gil. and Sul. 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Madrigal 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Fr. Club 4. To be a Phys -Ed teacher, Linda is wishing. With her great ways and determination we know she will fulfill her ambition. 4 IRENE M. ROGOWICZ Rente 3 1 Woodlawn Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Gil. and Sul. 3: Pep Squad 2; Dram. 3. A medical secretary Retiie wants to be and the best you will see. Typing, filing, dashing round, no better secretary can be found. JEANNE F. ROMANELLI Jeanne Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Jr. Achiev. 4; Yearbook Staff. Jeanne ' s ways are quite hard to beat. With her personality you can ' t compete. To her patients she will bring good cheer. Mak- ing their difficult days less drear. JANET ROSENBLATT Rosie 37 Hamilton Street Pep Squad 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3; Pre p Club 4; Fr. Club 3, 4; Lib. Staff 3, 4; Chess Club 4. Our Janet has her gift of gab. Wherever she is, nothing is drab. To be an elementary teacher is her one ambition. We wish her luck and happiness in fulfilling this position. JAMES T. RUSCIO Jimmy 78 Main Street Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2; Gil. and Sul. 3; Italian Club 3, 4. Jimmy has decided to be an engineer. We know he ' ll be a great success. After he has left here. 85 1 JOHN RUSSELL Ru.f.s 1 46 Russell Street Hockey 2. 3. Our boy Ritss was absolutely great. As a member of the hockey team he certainly could skate. He has not yet stated his ambition. But he will be a suc- cess in any position. SUSAN M. SALTER Sue 23 Chatham Road Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Dramatics 2. 3. 4; Thespian 2, 3, 4: Fr. Club 4; Library Staff 4. Very pretty with lots of class. Sue is surely quite a lass. If she majors in speech education. She ' ll be one of the best in our nation. LORRAINE M. RUSSELL Laurie 78 Vernal Street Junior Achievement 3, 4. Laurie ' s ambition is to type and take dictation. A private secre- tary will be her occupation, She ' s quiet and sweet. Success we know she ' ll meet. ROBERT J. SAMMATARO Bobby 77 Rowe Street His love for music never ceases. For day by day, his practicing increases. To be a music in- structor is his aim. To bring his pupils, fortune and fame. EDWARD J. RUSSO Rue 26 C abot Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 3; Art 2. 3. Rue ' . future lies teaching. His career will be far-reaching. Re- tain your even disposition. And be a success in your position. GLADYS M. SANCHEZ 14 Woodward Street Although she ' s quiel and very wise. You ' ll always find a gleam in her eyes. To be a secretary is her cho.sen career. And she will succeed in the future years. 9 86 MARIE L. SANFILIPPO Flippy 104 Irving Street Flippy would like to sing on the stage. In lights her name shall be. For we don ' t see how she can miss. With both charm and ability. ARTHUR P. SAVAGE 3 Elmwood Street Arthur ' s personality will take him far. And his winning way will make him a star. To be an electrician is his chosen field. And we know success his efforts will yield. LINDA M. SARABIA Lin 93A Cottage Street Here ' s a girl who ' s lots of fun. Our Lin is liked by everyone. As a secretary she will en- deavor. For we know she is very clever. MICHAEL J. SAVAGE 312 Broadway Football 3; Track 3, 4. In his uniform he ' ll look great. As a serviceman he ' ll really roll. The girls will all sigh. When Michael walks by. 6 J NANCY E. SARNO Nans 36 Bucknam Street French Club 3, 4. To Nans we wish her the best, We know she ' ll be a great suc- cess. For her ambition is to be a teacher. And we all know she will fulfill her position. NANCY E. SAWYER Nan 106 Chelsea Street The nursing profession. Is Nan ' s aim in life. In healing the sick. She ' ll earn her fame. 1 ROBERT J. SCADDING Bob 153 Chestnut Street Bob has told us that his ambi- tion. Is to be a bookkeeper. He knows that he will secure this position. And that this position couldn ' t be any steeper. RONNA LEE SCHNEIDER Ronnie 134 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Madrigal 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 4. Ronnie is quite a Senior class- mate. As a History Teacher we know she ' ll rate. Good luck Ronnie wherever you teach. We ' ll always rememb er you as a peach. KATHERINE A. SCALFANI Karliy 220 Ferry Street Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2, 3. Kathy ' s popular and charming. She has a winning way. She ' ll be a perfect secretary. To a lucky boss someday. MARION H. SCIARAFFA Ben Casey 104 Woodlawn Street Ben has told us her ambition, to be a secretary and secure this position. Later on if she works with strife. She may be- come her boss ' s wife. PHII IP B. SCHIAVO riiii 12 Hazel Park Phil ' s career lies in the Air Force, And some day he ' ll rise so far. He ' ll get all the honor and glory. That comes with a commaniler ' s star. PATRICK R. SCIMONF 47 Rich Street Patrick wants to be a CP. A. Wc know if he does he ' ll go a long way. God bless you Pat in your chosen career. With your ambition, you slu)ukl have no fear. 88 ALAN A. SCOPA Al 47 Oakes Street Italian Club 3. 4. A I will be an engineer. In this he will have no fear. With the knowledge that he does possess. We all know he will be a suc- cess. WILLIAM J. SHAW Bill 17 Clinton Street For business school Bill is yearning. This is his burning desire. A lad who continues learning. Is the one a boss wants to hire. SANDRA SENIBALDI Sandy 25 Marie Avenue Glee Club 2; Dramatics 3; Prep Club 4; Italian Club 3, 4. To be a laboratory technician, Is Sandy ' s first ambition. With her talents and her wit. She can ' t help but be a hit. GEORGINE SHARIS Georgie 247 Belmont Street Georgie is cute and likes to dance. And she will be a pro- fessional. She has all the boys in a trance. So we know she ' ll be successful. ELMER C. SHEPHARD Buddy 9 Albert Park Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Club 2. 4. To teach physical education. This is the life for Buddy. No pupils will get a vacation, When they have him for a Buddy. LYNN J. SHERMAN General 43 Greenhalge Avenue Homeroom Officer 3. Lynn ' s fondest dream. Is to be a CP. A. In this she ' ll be su- preme. And be happy in every way. 1 NANCY SHOSTACK Nan 93 Maiden Street Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. To teach in school. Is Nan ' s ambition. With her fine ways. She ' ll fulfill this position. JOSEPH A. SICILIANO Joe 93 Winslow Street Gil. and Sul. 3; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4; Fr. Club 3, 4. Jr. Achiev. 4. Joe wants to be a teacher. We know he has the skill. He ' ll be a success in this career. Because he has the will. MICHFI I F. D. STMONDS Shelly 124 Vine Street Gil. and Sul. 2; Dramatics 2; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club. Shelly has a way of seeing things through, Wc know she ' ll he on lop in the lab.. When she is a laboratory technician. PATRICIA A. SIRACO Pat 134 Hancock Street Dramatics 2; Fr. Club 3, 4. As teachers come and as teach- ers go, Pat will always be one to know, She ' s full of fun and right on the ball. Good Luck Pat, you ' ll win them all. MARY A. SIUDUT M arte 183 Ferry Street To be a secretary is Marie ' s de- sire. With her pleasant way. We know this she will easily ac- quire. BRENDA L. SKANE Bren 15A Cleveland Avenue To cut hair and manicure nails. We know Bren won ' t fail. As a hairdresser she ' ll succ eed. Of that we are very sure indecil. 90 6 CATHERINE E. SNEED Cathy 10 Sunnyside Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Madrigal 2, 3. Cathy has chosen for her life. To stay at home and be a housewife. Good luck to her on her ways. Determination always pays. ANTHONY M. SORDILLO Chuck 10 Lynde Street Homeroom Officer V.P. 2, P. 4. Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Thespian 3, 4; Fr. Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Chuck wants to be an M.D. To look you over and charge a fee. With all his smiles and person- ality. This job fits him to a tee. JOSEPH A. SOLI Wheels 578 Second Street Wheels wants to work with I.B.M. We are sure he ' ll be a success with them. NANCY L. SOSNOWSKI Natis 57 Jefferson Avenue Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-captain 4 Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2 Dramatics 2, 3; Prep Club 4 Span. Club 2, 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Cheering that team on was Nans, and leading the cheers for the fans. She is undecided on what to do. But we are sure that it will benefit you. DANIEL J. SORDELLO Danny 44 Wedgewood Street Danny is unknown to any ambi- tion. But we are sure. Under the right condition, Our Danny will not be poor. MARCIA L. SPENCER 18 Maplewood Avenue Gil. and Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Prep Club 4; Fr. Club 3, 4. Marcia wants to be a nurse. When she gives a needle you won ' t curse. Sweet and gentle she ' ll be to you. Stern and great she ' ll be too. 4 91 DORA G. SPINNEY Doddic 6 Staples Avenue To be an office worker is Doddic ' s desire. This goal we know she will acquire. For she ' ll gain success in the years to come. For we know she will be helpful to everyone. WILLIAM E. STEVENS Admiral 5 1 Rock Valley Avenue Track 2; Spanish Club 2, 3. 4. As a navy man Admired will be the pride of the land. As he steps from the ship. All the girls will give him a hand. JAMFS W. STANSBURY Jimmy 62 Lynn Street To get a good job. Is Jimmy ' s only idea. And we know he ' ll go far. In his chosen career. GAIL B. STEWART 1 5 Moody Avenue Here ' s a girl though small in size, Who ' s on the ball and very wise. Nursing is where this pretty Miss ' s future lies. SHFII A STERN Slid I I Chatham Road (iil. anil Sul. 2. 3: Dramalics 4: Picp ( liih 4; Span. Club 2, I r. Club 4: Lib. StalV 4; Oral. ( on. 2; Jr. Achiev. 3. We have Icarneil .S7u7 ' .v desire, lo be a Icachci and fame ac- quire. We are sure she ' ll fill her quest. Doing nothing less than her best. ROBERT STEWART Scolly .S6 Madison A enue Our Scniiy with his hoarllircak- ing smile. Keeps the girls gues- sing all the while. His future aims he will not tell. But we all know, he ' ll do it well. 92 WILLIAM H. STOWERS Bill 44 McKinley Street Bill We know not what Bill will do. but no matter what, we need not fear, for we ' re sure that his future has in store, success, happiness and riches galore. PETRINA M. SUDANO Booby 198 Main Street A hard working bookkeeper our Booby will be. And we are sure, you see, She ' ll do her work efficiently. 6 4 LAWRENCE D. STRONG Laurie 58 Revere Street He always knows the answers. No matter what the query. We hope that life goes on this way, and he never has a worry. MARGARET ANN SULLIVAN A nil 81 Maiden Street Pep Squad. Ann will soon have her patients feeling right. In a nurse ' s uni- form of white. Bringing to the hospital gaiety and cheer. Our gal will succeed, have no fear. PAUL J. STRONG 208 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 4; Dramat- ics 2. Paul ' s a boy always full of fun. Enjoyed and liked by everyone. To be a teacher is his ambition. And we wish him success in his position. TIMOTHY R. SULLIVAN O ' Toole 1 1 8 Russell Street Spanish Club 3, 4. Now this boy is quite the one. But he can sure be lots of fun. May his future be bright as his grin. Then happiness will abide with him. ROBERT W. SUMMERS Freckles 72 Hancock Street Freckles is full of fun and al- ways with a smile. When you need to deliver a truck load or two, call Freckles. He ' s the man for you. ADELINE A. TAMMARO Addie 26 Avon Street Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 3; Glee Club 2; Prep Club 4. An I.B.M. operator she will be. And a good one too we all agree. May success and fortune come your way. And keep you smiling from day to day. JOHN F. SUPINO Sitpie 39 Everett Street With Siipie ' s personality and wonderful ways, we know he is bound to succeed in having his own business some day. FRANK TAMMARO, JR. 7 Laurel Street Homeroom Officer 3. Nice-looking, witty reliable. Frank will make an engineer with drive and desirability. You ' ll be a success we ' re sure. JAMES T. SWEENEY Jim 20 KcnwootI RoatI Jim wants the workl to know thai goi)d engineers are scarce, and thai he will help to remedy the situation. WILLIAM E. TATAROUNS Tat 13 Heath Street Football 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Tat ' s our boy with sandy blond hair. He ' d attempt anything on just a dare. He ' s handsome and clever, a regular guy, As a ma- rine he ' ll make all the girls sigh. 94 BERNARD TRATT Buddy 1 Maiden Street Band 2, 3. 4; Gilbert and Sul. 4; Chess Club 4. When in chess game. Buddy makes his move. We know he ' s no vassal. We also know that he will prove with math. He ' ll build his castle. LORRAINE M. TRINGALI Trill iee 1 3 Montrose Street Transcribing notes and writing letters as secretaries do. you ' ll find none better. Lorraine ' s am- bition is at a desk. We just know she ' ll be one of the best. PATRICIA A. TRAYNHAM Pat 41 Tappan Street A publishing secretary is Pat ' s desire. Her hobby of reading will aid. So when she plans to retire. Her success will be made. MARIL m G. TUCKER 1 6 County Road Gil. and Sul. 2; Fr. Club 2; Ir. Achiev. 3. Little Bo-Peep fell fast asleep, and dreamed her sheep were bleating. With her flock in nursery school, this is what Marilyn will be teaching. DONNA M. TRICKETT Trick 165 Elm Street Homeroom Officer 3. Donna, whom we all call Trick, really is a treat. There is no sweeter girl. That you would ever want to meet. 97 DONNA M. TUFTS Tuffy 401 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. 4; Dramatics 2; Yearbook Staff. Donna as a secretary will fill the bill. Performing her work with plenty of skill. In an office she ' ll fit in any position. We know she will attain her ambi- tion. FRANK D. VACCA 304 Broadway Homeroom Officer 3: Football 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Prep Club 4: Ital. Club 3. 4. Sports is Frank ' s hobby. In these he ' s quite proficient. But to be an engineer. Is Frank ' s one great ambition. RONALD J. VAUTOUR Ronnie 23 Andrew Street Ronnie has a musical ear. But an accountant he will be. So the sweet music he wants to hear. Is the jingle of do re me. ANTHONY P. VENEZIA Tony 44 Waters Avenue Tony ' s ambition he will not tell. But anything he does, he does well. No matter what his aim is. We wish him success and fame. CAROL A. VENUTI Sunshine 23 Avon Street Homeroom Officer 2. 3; Dra- matics 2, 3. Carol has set a noble goal. That she surely will acquire. To be a secretary and a wife. What more could any one desire? 9 ANIHONY F. VF.NFZIA Vcncz 12 Cieorgc Street Hal. Club 4. (iradiKilion is Anthony ' s goal. How happy he will he. Ciradiia- tion in four more years. As an engineer, from M.I.T. ROSEMARY VENUTI Rosey 47 Rich Street Homeroom Otlicer 2. Performing her duly with ut- most skill. What more will the future bring. Rosey will surely (ill the bill. For her. any boss would sing. 98 RONNA L. VERNON Ronnie 52 Adams Avenue Gil. and Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 3. 4; Prep Club 4; French Club 4; Talent Show 2. A research biologist is the life for her. A success in this, she ' ll never err. Her company will be the best in the land. When they have our Ronnie on hand. JEANNE A. WALKER 66 Wellington Avenue Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; Glee- Club 2; Pep Squad 2. Jeanne will work in the clear blue. Serving people and taking tickets too. As an airline stew- ardess, she ' ll be just great. While flying with tourists from state to state. MICHAEL J. VETRANO JR. Vett 7 Forest Avenue Homeroom Officer 2. 3: Ital. Club 2, 3. 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Always joking and full of fun. In this. Vett was number one. As an engineer, he ' ll be a great success. When he tackles his job with vigor and zest. MARY ANN WARREN May 250 Main Street May will be a hairstylist. In this field, she can ' t miss. With her feminine ways, she ' ll set the styles. And make them prettier all the while. BARBARA J. VISCONTI Babs 9 Mystic Street Babs is one who is liked by all. Always smiling and on the ball. As a housewife she ' ll be the best. And entertain many a guest. SANDRA P. WHITE Sandy 23 Heath Street Pep Squad 4; Dramatics 4; Lyceum 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. To go to college and major in math, Sandy will follow a suc- cessful path. She ' ll exceed this goal in every way. And be a mathematician some day. 99 SPENCER A. WHITE Buzz 35 Henry Street Homeroom Officer 3; Band 2, 3. 4: Gil. and Sul. 2. 4. A dentist is Buzz ' s ambition. We ' re sure he ' ll be a success under any condition. ANNA M. WHITLOW Jinxic 5 Shute Street Glee Club 2. 3; Pep Squad 2. To be a telephone operator, Is Jin.xie ' s desire. With her win- ning way. We know this she will easily acquire. PAULETTE WILDE Paula 96 School Street Paula ' s ways are hard to beat. To be a secretary is her aim. In this we know she ' ll gain much fame. ELIOT S. WINECOUR 161 Garland Street Spanish Club 4. To be a commercial artist. On that Eliot ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job that ' s neat. On that you sure can bet. DONNA WOOD Woodsic 28 Dyer Street Talented Donna has just one desire. As a dancer much fame she will acquire. Her sweet looks will help her in this ambi- tion. As we ' re sure she ' ll suc- ceed in this position. PATRICIA M. YAMELLO Pat 10 Knox Park Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Chess Club 4. An elementary teacher is what Pal wants to be. Teaching her students the A.B.C. ' s. Because of her personality and charm- ing smile. She has what it takes including style. 1 FAITH A. YOUNG Jackie 77 A Swan Street Jackie is a girl carefree, and gay, Who wants to be a secre- tary someday. Her happy smile and sparkling eyes. Are sure to make jealous the boss ' s wife. MAUREEN M. ZANELLI 15 Fairlawn Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Cheer- leader 4. A secretarial job would be bliss. For this charming and pretty miss. Who says her fondest aspiration is to type and take dictation. 4 MARY YOUNG 226 Main Street Homeroom Officer 3; Gil. and Sul. 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Fr. Club 2, 3, 4. Mary will go on to college. And we know she ' ll learn well, quickly. And if you have her for a nurse. You won ' t mind being sickly. ANTHONY S. ZAFFIRO Tony 1 Prescott Terrace With Tony ' s mechanical ways. We ' re sure he ' ll start a new car craze. As a car designer he ' ll be on top. Because we know he ' ll be the cream of the crop. HARVEY E. ZIDE Harvey 33 Hamilton Street With an ambition to become a CP. A. We know Harvey will go a long, long, way, A winning personality and very pleasant smile. Make Harvey a friend worth while. MARLENE J. ZIELINSKI 775 Broadway Last but not least is this Charm- ing Miss. The sun always shines after a storm. May your days radiate your charm for the rest of your life. A CTIVITIES Lyceum Library Staff Choral Arts 5 Dramatic Club Seniors Juniors National Thespian Society Coach Moody Sarno and his assistants worked hard to put together a formidable team to represent us and to strive for another championship. Co-captains Hearn and Jannino led our stalwarts against a heavily favored Newton eleven in our opener and we proceeded to fool the experts by clobbering the Tigers by a score of 20 to 8. Tatarouns scored the first 2 touchdowns on short plunges after Egan and Grasso had taken turns in moving the ball in close. Later in the game Tat faked a handofT and made it 3 for the day from 14 yards out. Our only 2 point conversion came on a pass to Barbaro. Roccia, Persuitte, Mastone, and Barbaro were towers of strength in the line. Next the Presidents of Quincy fell before us by a score of 26 to 0. Banicwicz tore huge holes for Hickey, Egan, and Grasso to romp through all day. Grasso went for a 76 yard jaunt for the first score and later Tat rolled out behind Roccia for another. In the second half Big John Pellicio pounced on a fumble and we were off again. Grasso scored on a 17 yard run and this was climaxed by another T.D. by Egan in the final period. We converted only once on a Tat to Jannino pass. We owed Arlington a little debt from the past 2 years and we paid off. Early in the game Hawkeye Barbaro pounced on a Spy Pond fumble on their 18 yard line and in no time Egan slanted off tackle for the score. Tat passed to Jannino for 2 more points for the conversion. Our line put on a great show on defense and it was nip- and-tuck for the rest of the day. Late in the game we went on another drive with Egan and Grasso moving and Tat finally scoring. We were elated with our 14 to 0 win. The Medford game was hailed as the battle of the undefeated. The first half was a nightmare. The Mus- tang ' s total yardage was minus while ours was in the 3 figures, but no score. We came out for the second half and went to work at once. Grasso ran a punt back to their 34 yard line and Egan and Hickey drove to the 5 and Tat took it in. Hickey followed this with a pass interception and scooted for 60 yards and number 2 T.D. Then Grasso took over and went for 2 more scores on runs of 14 and 55 yards. Grasso also passed to Stevenson for 1 conversion and to Barbaro for an- other. This was it and we were victors 28 to 0. Against Somerville we were off to a fast start as we rolled up 20 points. First Tat passed to Grasso and he went in from 30 yards out. Then Somerville came right back with a score. After the next kickoff Egan went to the fifty, Tat faked a handoff and behind the 2 Dwarfs Persuitte and Pellicio he went all the way for T.D. number 2. Somerville tried to come back but Hickey put a stop to this on a pass interception and an 89 yard romp for another score. Barbaro converted on a pass from Tat. The second half was much more a defensive game even through both teams scored once. Grasso scored ours on a pretty 30 yard run. This gave us another win by a 2 6to 14 margin. Nashua pushed us from the undefeated ranks in no uncertain terms as they outrushed us, outpassed us, and outscored us. There was no doubt that they were the better team as witnessed by our 20 to 6 loss. We came back to the win column against our old rival Maiden even though we almost fumbled it away. We started like a streak by taking the opening kickoff and moving to the 2 yard line and then fumbling. On the return punt we again moved in and Tat finally bulled his way in for the score. Grasso passed to Ste- venson for conversion. In the final period Grasso ran a punt back for 57 yards and another score. The Golden Tornado came back with a score of their own but all too late. Once again we tasted victory 14 to 8. Thanksgiving and indigestion! The cause of it all- CHELSEA! Even though we left the field at the half with an 8 point lead there was something in the air that spelled disaster. Then it happened, they passed and passed and passed. Constantly the Red Devils took the ball from us. When the smoke of battle had cleared we found ourselves on the short end of a 20 to 8 score. Successes and failures are not measured on the field of sports. We learn and profit by our errors. If we do this we face life with a determination to overcome our ups and downs and to succeed. 116 Coach Putnam had high hopes that the Crimson and Blue would have a pretty fair basketball team. It was a forgone conclusion that we would be in need of height but that this handicap could be overcome by our hustle and experience. Co-captains DiNanno and Gianatassio led their co- horts into battle against a rangy and aggressive Reading High School in the pre-league opener. We ironed out a few difficulties, made a few mistakes, and emerged vic- torious by a 56 to 50 margin. The shooting of Siudot, Barringer, and Gianatassio was very pleasing to our sight as was the fine defensive work of DiNanno, Mo- trone, and Cunningham. We opened the league season against Revere and the Beach City boys posed no problem. This game proved to be a shoo-in for us as we could do nothing wrong. The bench was cleared and every player participated in the scoring as we ran off 101 points to their 71. This is the first time in the history of Everett basketball that we have hit the one hundred point mark. Even though Gianatassio and Siudot led the scorers, it would be unfair to say any one or two players were outstanding. We ran up against a real tough nut in the Golden Tornado of Maiden. The first period saw us get otT to a fair start and lead them at the end of the period by four points only to see this dwindle to one at the end of the half. The start of the second half was nip-and-tuck and then things wont awry as we couldn ' t get a point if they were selling them at the door. At the three quarter mark we were down by two points and then the roof fell in and they blasted us. The linal count was 83 to 74. Again it was Siudot and Gianatassio tiring the heavy guns for our side. Against a mediocre North Ouincy team we fell com- pletely apart. This was, without a doubt, the worst game wc played all season. The shining light and rc- deeming feature of the whole night was the great play and hustle of Dan Cunningham who tried desperately to shake us from our state of lethargy, but to no avail. We dropped this one by a score of 67 to 48. The Chelsea Red Devils were on the receiving end of our pent-up feelings over the loss of the last two games and we proceeded to bop them to the tune of 82 to 49. Siudot managed to get his eye back and drop in 23 points. Monahan and Motroni were outstanding in their defensive play. Old rival Somerville was our opponent for the New Year celebration in their home gym. We spoiled the whole night for them as we went at top speed all night and stayed ahead to the end. Di Nanno was outstanding on defense while Siudot showed the way with 39 points in our 77 to 74 victory. This was the most interesting game of the season to date. Winless Lowell was a pitiless sight as our bench was again cleared from almost the start of the game. Siudot had 38 points before he was removed from the game as were DiNanno and Gianatassio who had 1 1 and 25 points respectively. The entire squad participated in the scoring in this 1 10 to 49 win. Again an Everett record was set with our going over the century mark. It was a good thing for us that we got off to a flying start in our next outing against Quincy or we would have been weepin g over our third loss. Our edge was so great in the first period that even after being outscored by them in the next two we were able to hold them off through the final and emerge victors 73 to 65. Giannino was a knockout in this game as he put on a great performance and showed exceptional headwork under the basket. Barringer, Siudot, and Gianatassio took the scoring honors. The Medford game proved to be a romp as we played a very deliberate game and managed to control the ball most of the time. Motroni and Rogers showed great ability in their passing game. Siudot rang down the curtain on the first half season by garnering 33 points for his night ' s work. For our first game in second round league play, Re- vere was found to be of about the same calibre as before other than a slight tightening of defense. Both Siudot and Barringer were in the twenties for this game as we again cleared the bench. Captain Bob DiNanno came up with a bad ankle in this game which put him on crutches for awhile. The return match with Maiden was a real hair-raiser from start to finish. We matched baskets for the entire first quarter and through the second quarter as the half ended in a tie. The fans were hanging on to their seats, hats, and anything that would hold them down by the end of the third period as this showed us with a one point deficit. Then we came out rolling and cut this lead and forged ahead. We were masters right up to the last two minutes, when on two steals and three fast baskets they pulled it out in the final seconds by a 72-70 mar- gin. Each player was a star in his own right. We learned a great deal from our first loss to North Ouincy and decided to do something about it. We went ahead from the start and from here on it was straight sailing as we dropped them by an 85-65 score. Grasso, Motroni, and Old Eagle Eye Suidot were our stars. Chelsea tried hard to make a game of it but this lasted only one period. We hopped on them at the start of the second period and after this it was all over for them. Morrison spelled Siudot at center and gave a great exhibition and proved that he had the situation well in hand. Motroni, Grasso, and Monahan all did a fine job in our 86-64 win. Somerville came to visit us for the next game and we proved to be very poor hosts as we downed them by a 78-69 score. This was not the hair-raiser the previous game was. Again it was Siudot, Barringer, and Giana- tassio doing the scoring for our side. The Lowell game saw the return of Bob DiNanno to the fold after his injury. Bob Giannino gave a good account of himself with a hot hand under the basket and from outside as well. Rogers, Cunningham, Mona- han, and Morrison carried the burden in this 77-52 victory. We continued in high gear against the Presidents of Ouincy and made certain of our invitation to partici- pate in the Tech Tourney by downing them by a score of 80-43. We were in the game for the win and at no time did we lapse into a careless playing attitude. We found out what could happen to us in the first game with this team when they almost beat us, and this was not going to happen again. Siudot continued his great scoring performance and left no doubt that he will be the all-time scoring champion of the school. DiNanno was back in good form and showed he had lost little of his touch after his injury. Our season closed out against Medford and the old Mustang almost kicked over the traces and upset us. Perhaps it was the natural letdown and we were resting on our laurels which caused this near-catastrophe. We missed more free-throws than we managed to toss in, and the whole evening was a nightmare at times. We did manage to maintain a slight margin all the way and win it by a 69-64 margin. Tournament results are not available here due to the lateness of play in the season. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Putnam and Mr. DeGia- como our coaches for a job well done as usual. You have helped make many a cold and dreary winter ' s night a pleasant anti cheery one by the warmth of our classmates ' performances. To all the members of the squad and especially our senior classmates who have been so great in victory and defeat, wc say, You ' re wonderful. It is our sincere hope that your futures have as few upsets as this season has had losses and that your paths down life ' s highway be paved with baskets of success. 120 Coach Schlegel was not too optimistic about the out- look for the season. A lack of depth and size would be great obstacles to overcome. Our initial start against a fair North Ouincy team gave us a good chance to experiment and to try to tind the best combinations. At times we showed great prom- ise and then we would suddenly go flat. Dooley scored once on a pass from Henrickson and this was followed by good individual efforts and goals by Stevenson and Merenda. The final whistle saw us on top three to one. Christopher Columbus was our next opponent and we were unable to get out of our tracks all night. They managed to get off to a fast two goal lead and from here in everything wc did went awry. We suffered a shutout by a three to nothing score. We came back in great fashion against a good Re- vere team. Merenda and Dunn broke the game wide open in the first minute of play with a goal each. From here on wc played great defensive hockey and at the same time went out and added to our score. Gaff and Dooley each managed to score a goal and gave us a total of four to their one. We dominated the ice all night against our old friend Chelse a. Egan, DiPerri. Dooley. and Mcrciuia scored early in the game (or us and Galf came tliroiigii with an additional one in the last period to make it live to one in our favor. Don Bosco offered very little opposition as we opened up with a five goal onslaught in the first two periods. Henrickson managed to get his first goal of the year after being frustrated time and again previous to this game. Egan, Gaff, Merenda, DiPerri, Dooley, and Dunn added to the thrill of our first shutout by seven to nothing. We lost a heartbreaker to Maiden the following week. The Tornadoe went ahead to a two point lead in the first period before we woke up and setded down. Gradually we overcame this deficit as the game went on. First Stevenson went down and scored on a solo and then DiPerri tied it up just with minutes to go. With three seconds remaining Maiden let drive with a des- peration shot wide of our goal, however, it was de- flected into the goal and we lost three to two. How about that. To date we have blown hot and cold in the opening period and this has been our greatest handicap. It was the same old story against Quincy as they got off to a fast three goals. From here on they sat back and rested as we tired ourselves out trying to score. Merenda did manage to break the ice and give us one goal to their three. Again against Columbus we were two goals behind before the period was over. We struggled along and played good hockey but DiPerri ' s goal was not enough to get us out of the red. In our return game with Revere they did an about face and beat us. The same old first period jinx contin- ued on our trail as they came up with two quickies. Merenda was our shining light with two goals in our three to two defeat. We belted North Quincy in our return go and we could do nothing wrong. If the rest of the season had been this way we have been undefeated. DiPerri and Stevenson had three goals each while Dooley garnered one in our seven to nothing shut-out. As we go to press the season is not quite at an end but we feel that we should split even for the season in games lost and won. It is difficult to single out any one boy who was a standout as each contributed a great deal to his team whether winning or losing. We do well when we consider the handicaps which prevail for the boys to practice. This is overcome by the satisfaction of participation and the feeling of achieve- ment in knowing that each has done his best. May you all have smooth ice for your skate through life. 4 fi DonHearn Charlie Corricelli Dan Cunningham Fred Abbruzzese John Mc Adam Bob DiNanno Mike Porcaro Bob Davis Jim Kowalsky Paul Cirino Ron Persuitte Mike Roccia Anthony Barbaro Bill Mar sch e Luccia Bill Rces John Pellicio Gary Garbati 124 Bob Jannino Dennis Baniewicz 125 127 Senior Homeroom Presidents Class day Usher and Usherettes HARVARD BOOK AWARD Charles DiSabatino FOOTBALL QUEEN Jeanne Romanelli ' A ORATATORICAL WINNERS Sheila Azores and Donna Leo QUEEN OF THE JUNIOR PROM Maryann DiBattista ELKS FIDELITY AWARD Spencer White and Donna Leo GOOD GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE Patricia Yamello Senior Ball 130 Committee SCIENCE FA D 132 ' ' ' v f, Class Prophecy Any resemblance between your future and the one predicted by us is strictly up to you. These are but the figments of the imagination of our oppressed brains. CITY HALL RASCALS— THE PEOPLES ' CHOICE Tim Sullivan, Bob Sammatero, John Hickey, Marcia Ostrov, Al Peterson, Andy Martinez, Carl Johnson, Ken Indorato, Harry Haroutunian, Bob Durant, Bob Canzano, John Cosco, Mary Gallagher, Bev Bradford, Donna Button, Kathy Griffin, Bob Stewart, Brenda Foti, Joe Oliveri, Jim Morse, Sheila Azores, Brian Cahill. SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY— BEATNIKS Marie Benevento, Bob Bonfiglioli, Jan Harper, Connie Cella, Bonita Chapman, Dine Cocciardi, Bill Cryer, Chase DiSabatino, Theresa Donadio, Ed Gardner, Mike Hughes, Paul Janes, Jim Kowalsky, Judy Johnston, Frank Malabarba, Dave Morgan, Joe Medugno, Jan Perry, Flo Pisacreta, Millie Price, Norm Thompson, Karen Crowley. AMBITIOUS WIVES— SLOBBY BUT NOBBY Sue Borgonzi, Ella Carabis, Rose Alterio, Penny Ber- nard, Nan Bordinaro, Gerri Cece, Jan Macauda, Carol D ' Avolio, Karen DeSimone, Lorraine Fabiano, Mary DiBattista, Donna Ferron, Barb Henderson, Donna Leo, Linda Milley, Ev McMillan, Sandy Perelli, Laura Potter, Jan Rosenblatt, Linda Roselli, Sandy Senibaldi, Peggy Sullivan. GOOD HUNTERS— FIRST MARRIED Donna Wood, Michelle Simonds, Paul Strong, Jim Rus- cio, Marie Sanfilippo, Lin Penny, Dotty Pisano, Pat McLeod, Jackie Mattuchio, Sheila Mellor, Peggy Mag- ner, Donna Tufts, Pam Ivey, Bev Kennedy, Mary Hig- gins, Elaine Giordano, Karen Galliford, Donna Fin- nick, Cheryl Flessas, Carol Repucci, Joyce Capachetti, Barb Christensen. 133 ATTENTION GETTERS- MOST WHISTLED AT Pat Alexander, Rose Call, Eileen Catino, Joanne Por- caro, Catherine Sneed, Lynn Sherman, Linda Reynolds, Karen Nelson, Judy Miller, Barbara Micarelli, Mary Magro, Peggy Kelly, Teresa lacabelli, Joyce Golden, Eileen Hall, Pat Dotoli, Janis Fitzgerald, Carmel D ' AI- leva, Gail DePrizio, Christine Casaccio, Maria Colar- usso, Flo DeFilippo. HOWLING SUCCESSES— TO RAISE THE BIG- GEST FAMILIES Dick Canzano, Lois Bernstein, Barbs Papliica, Ann Casus, Sandy White, Wilma Cheslojska, Yvonne Tra- han. Donna Cataldo, Pete Dolan, Marcia Raimo, Dick Granofj, Edith Farrell, Gerri Horner, Helene Lamentea, Don Maggiore, Diane Moore, Muriel MvFarland, Sandy Petricca, Linda Rivers, Irene Rogowicz, Nan Shoslack, Mary Young, Gail Padovani. MEEK AND MODEL CITIZENS- PRODUCT PUSHERS Estelle Boyd, Leonora Dimino, Sue Cintolo, Rose Clifford, Jan Cook, Donna DiNatale, Elaine Fallavol- lita, Diane Fulton, Ruth Gallivan, Wanda Phillips, Jo- anne Lanzillo, Lorraine Napoli, Joan Pecoraro, Jackie Quirk, Marie Repucci, Lorraine Russell, Gladys San- chez, Mary Siudot, Anthony Sordillo, Esther Thomas, Karen Taylor, Shirley Bertone. CHINA EXPERTS— HEN PECKED HUBBIES Elmer Shepard, Fred Borrello, Bill Barringer, Roger Almeida, Con Agnetta, Tom Cummings, Bob DiNanno, Ron DiPanfilo, Tony Flamia, John Grace, John Frack- leton, Al Hickey, Hank Joyce, Steve Mahoney, Bill Marsch, Chuckle Monahan, Al McNally, Dewey Per- ella, Dave Pottle, Bob Scadding, Jim Taurisano, Lou Todisco, Ron Vautour LADY WRESTLERS— HARD TO GET Jcaiuw Walker. Maureen Zanelli. Pamela Leonard, Jeanne Romanclli, Kathy Scaijani, Dianne Pielrillo, Sheila Mm ray. Canulle Manganaro. Brenda Nystrom, Dianne Moriaily, Linda Jacobs. Jean Jamer.son, Mary Hogan. l-.lsie DiSciullo. Pat Cesario. Peggy Cirino, Mary Wdrren. Donna ArsenauU. Carol Burke. Jean Capone, Anita Curreri, Priscilla Butt. WISHFUL THINKERS— OLD MAIDS Nancy Moss, Joe Dauenhauer, Stehanie DiCecca, Joe Soli, Martha Dean, James Galvin, Angela Ciulla, Gerri Coviello, Sandy Goodwin, Rita Hadad, Sue Hudson, Don Hearn, Heather Klasky, Roberta Lahey, Dolores Leo, Maureen Morecrojt, Phyllis Melling, Betty Obery, Diane Rideout, Petrina Sudano, Marilyn Tucker, Adel- ine Tamrnaro. INDOLENT FEMS— LAZIEST WIVES Joanne DiNinno, Joan Bonosoro, Carol Braczyck, Nan Brown, Mary Almon, Peggy Catanzano, Alida Fallon, Faith Grantz, June Goudey, Maureen Heath, Jean Iwanicki, Rose MacLaughlin, Carol Lepore, Judy Macintosh, Kathy Masiello, Ruth Marsh, Sue McLel- lan, Gail Norton, Dot Peretti, Gail Ribero, Ronnie Schneider, Nan Sosnowski. SPACE MEN— WIND TUNNELS Bob Thomas, Jim Sweeney, Bill Stevens, Ed Russo, Gerry Pothier, Vin Pothier, John Nystrom, Steve Marks, Fred Locke, Vin Lepore, Bill King, Dick An- derson, Steve Horenstein, Al Gordon, Frank Faraco, Len Gokey, Ron Barton, Brad Butt, Fred Campagnoni, John DeCosta, Steve DiLorenzo, Frank Gianatassio. RIB SPLITTERS— MORTUARY MONKS Claire DiCicco, Marcia Ayler, Judy Jagello, Carol De- Marzo, Steve Ciulla, Dom DiPompo, Bob Guarnera, Bob Humphry, Charl Mandracchia, Joe Marchese, Paul Motroni, Linda Sarabia, Patty Siraco, Larry Strong, Gloria Tecci, Paulette Wilde, Laurel Desourdy, Faith Young, Linda Palumbo, Bob Davis, Gary Garbati, Bob Gianinno. w%3 GRIME BUSTERS- OLD AMERICAN CLEANSERS Deena Kaplan, Pat O ' Neil, Nancy Sarno, Mary Hickey, Kathy Evans, Paula Cuddy, Kathy James, Terry Costa, Claire Cardello, Rose Venuti, Mary Miller, Rose Biz- zaro. Sue Battite, Gail Stewart, Marcia Spencer, Marilyn Tenaglia, Pat Yamello, Ron Persuitte, Kathy Boudreau. WORLD STOPPERS— COSMETIC CUTIES Mary deLuccia, Jem Bontempo, Larry Capps, Rose Az- zolino, Diane Baldasarre, Leonora Franco, Ann Whit- low, Elaine Ciol, Larrie Cordaro, Angela Falzarano, Louise Haitser, Pamela Knight, Joan Iwanicki, Jean Lattanzi, Donna Mannke, Phyllis Murphy, Janice No- vak, Maureen Peluso, Shirl Pinkham, Sue Salter, Geor- gine Sharis, Barbs Visconte. SICKLY CELIBATES— WOMEN HATERS Dan Cunningham, Dom Correggio, Joe Gray, Ron Graziosi, Jim Henrickson, Jim Herrington, Bob Jan- nino. Bob Larue, Anthony P. Venezia, Bill McCarthy, John Rauseo, Mike Roccia, Bill Stowers, Mike Ve- trano, Frank Vacca, Anthony Giacobbe, Art Savage, Anthony Barbaro, Al Porcaro, Dave Norton, Joe Mor- rione, Jim Kelly. KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD Bill Shaw, Dora Spinney. Brenda Skane. Marlcne Ziel- inski, Sandy Place, Ginny Pieroni, Ed McNeil, Kevin Lee, Tom Maddox, Gloria Jackson, Marion Fournier, Ralph DiTiltio, Mike Cassidy. Jane Barrasso, Jon Amato, Bill Carafa. Bill Cacciola. Rita D ' Agostino, Betsy Autilio, Joanne Cadogan, Barbs Caruso. INJUN EARS— SANITARY SUPERVISORS Bernie Tratt, Jim Stansbury, Al Scopa, Steve Pirello, Mike McSweeney, Paul Palizzolo, Wayne Morello, Pete Mastrocolo, Virginia Lund, Allen Lattanzi, Warren Holmander, Gerry Glennan, Bob Evans, Dave Char- bonnier, John Gainelli, Jack Lariviere, Bob Berlandi, Hank Lombardi, Wayne Anderson, John Buckley, Steve DePietro, Eliot Winecour. SERVICE MEN— PEST EXTERMINATORS Dan Sordello, Phil Schiavo, Mike Porcaro, Bill Rees, Bob MacRae, Bill King, Jesse Flood, Randy DiSanto, Steve Disario, Mario Colucci, Fran De Prizio, Ron Babson, Bill Arneil, John Crouch, Bill DeStefano, Ed deLuccia, Warren Ciampoli, Charlie Corricelli, Dick Berardino, George Hudson, Louis Dooley. t 1 CHINESE COOKIE MAKERS- FORTUNE HUNTERS Dave Toppin, Anthony E. Venezia, Frank Tammaro, Jim Rogers, Pat Scimione, Tom Petipas, Bill Murphy, John McAdam, Ken Marison, Ken Magno, Ken Man- fra, Jerry Gaff, John Fucci, Dick DiPerri, Dick Cutone, Bob Capuano, Pat Carideo, Ken Baxter, Steve Bertulli, Bob Summers, Jim Pothier, Vin Feudo. FRUSTRATED FEMS— MAN HUNTERS Charl Bradshaw, Lucy Brogna, Sandy Cordaro, Pat Traynham, Joanne D ' Agostino, Maria DeMaria, Judy Dersofi, Lil Donavon, Brenda Guarino, Diane Howard, Eileen Jeddry, Rita Leuci, Mary Muise, Jean O ' Neil, Carol Perotti, Esther Priore, Marion Sciaraffa, Sheila Stern, Lorraine Tringali, Ronna Vernon, Donna Trick- ett, Pamela Mills, Carol Venuti. INSURANCE HOUNDS— HEARTBREAKERS Anthony Zaffiro, Joe Siciliano, Phylis Riley, Nan Saw- yer, Linda Pesce, Linda Popkin, Christine McMahon, Betty O ' Malley, Jan Parella, Joyce Mattola, Ann Me- dugno, Diane Malio, Joanne Lancia, Bill Jones, Sal DiGiavanni, Richie Egan, Linda Culwell, Bill Clark, Dick Chirichiello, Paul Cirino, Paul Anderson, Dave Morrison. GAME WARDENS— TO FOLLOW THE HORSES Paul Blakely, Spencer White, Bill Tatarouns, Ed Gay- nor, Joe Leo, Mike Fritz, Jack Pellicio, Bill MacDon- ald, John Kaszenek, Jim Heffernan, Dan Doherty, Bill Finos, Carl Cummings, Bob Cinelli, Joe Corvino, Jerry Breen, Eddie Burgess, Paul Graf, Denny Banicwicz, Kev Lynch, Dick Crafts, Ron Bernard. ACID BUNGLERS— FUTURE SIGN TISTS Ken Thompson, John Ambarik, Paul Bowser, John Russell, Bill Dorothy, Dom DiRico, Jim Fortier, Denny Hersey, Joe LoRusso, Frank Mastone, Bob Oteri, Stan Piorun, Howie Harper, Jack Supino, John Hough, Fred Abbruzzese, Ed Guliano, Dick Medeiros, Sandy Neal, Mike Savage, Harvey Zide, Don Tocci. Class To say that the Class of ' 64 was great would be daring on our part, rather let us say that we were consistant and that our potential was great. As politi- cians, we had no platform. As for progress, we ac- cepted what was offered without too much enthusiasm or too much dismay. For the most part we were con- formists and respected the wisdom and judgement of those in charge. Let us go back a few years and recall the days and weeks now but moments in our lives. Do you remember the humble serenity of the confines of the Albert N. Parlin? How vivid are the images of our beloved faculty as they strove with such diligence to prove to us the necessity of memorizing Character . Chuckie Mon- ahan was our leader and was a shining light in his attempts to remove us from our lethargic state and make us realize the great necessity for school spirit. We had spirit and it came to the fore. Remember those great undefeated teams in athletics? Who do you think rooted them on to glory! Why we can even recall those wonderful afternoon socials where girls danced with girls and boys came for the food, or wished they hadn ' t come at all. It was here that girls began to tolerate boys for some vague reason. Then too, boys no longer threw stones at the girls but rather gave serious consideration to just plain hair pulling or insulting words of wisdom. We were growing up and we did join clubs, the band, the orchestra, and to a variety of groups including the detention room. It seems only yesterday that Linda Reynolds won the Prize Speaking Contest with the ren- dition of her own original piece. Then came the pre- sentation of the coverted Parlin P to twenty four of our classmates. Donna Leo, Judy Dcrsofi, Anthony Sordillo, and Spencer White each received special awards before we took our leave. Then came the fateful day when our teachers opened wide the doors, and with a great deal of weeping (for joy), started us on our trek across the barren waste- lands of Broadway and into the compound of our now beloved Alma Mater. With fear and trepidation we took our places among the mighty uppcrclassmen. Little did we realize how conspicuous we were in our freshly acquired gawkincss. Wc overcame many of our shortcomings and became a part of this great organization. Once again we chose Chuck to lead us. He was aided by Connie Cclla, Donna I.co, and Janice Parella. We sent Sandy Pct- ricca. Bob DiNanno, and Joe Olivcri to represent us on the Council. They didn ' t do much but their presence was enough to make the uppcrclassmen tremble and respect us. We went to dances AT NIGHT, joined clubs, cheered our heads off at football and basketball games and enjoyed life in full. In the meantime our parents did spoil the fun by insisting that we study now and then. We rooted our football team into the Class A Championship and sent them to play in the Sugar Bowl in Florida. Time seemed to fly along as we noted the great upsurge in the accomplishments of the high school since our arrival. By the time we discovered there was no fourth floor. Donna Leo and Marcia Azores had won the Oratorical Contest. For some reason shortly thereafter the building became quiet and was not as crowded. Upon serious investigation we discovered the seniors had left. Too bad, there were some pretty good kids there. Wait — this must mean that we are Juniors! Goodness what a shock. The summer passed and we returned quite at ease. Gee, did we look as small and as stupid as these little sophomores? But we got back to our normal way of life. We even found out that we had free filing, some- thing we were too busy to notice last year. Then too some little sophomore let us know that we could ac- tually go outdoors for recess. How about that! The strangest things happen in a year. Again we said, ' Chuckie ' , we need you for our loader , and so it came to be. Bob DiNanno, Donna Leo, and Pete Dolan oc- cupied the other chairs. Our Council members were: Diane Baldassarre, Frank Gianatassio, John McAdam, and Sandy Petricca. They didn ' t do any more than last year ' s group but at least we were one more in numbers. Once again it was football games, study, basketball games, study, dances, study, clubs, study. School would be great except for the studies. Once again we captured the Class A Football Championship and this time the squad had a wonderful trip to Washington. There seemed to be much more orderliness in the school now that we were Juniors. Time went along as that most Heavenly night of the Junior Prom came along. Wo never truly thanked the committee for the wonderful time had by all. Maryann DiBatista was our Oueen and Richie Egan was King. How different we all looked as we promenaded in our first formal attire. We never appreciated the real beauty and manliness so abundant in our class. In the meantime school went on. No fires, no bomb scares, no days olT, no strikes — nothing to disconcert us and to lead us from the paths of learning. 138 p