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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1965 volume:

Senior Gouncif JUNE McPHEE LINDA BALDASSARRE Back row: Mike Merenda, Mike Ferguson, Ed. Suidot, Pat Hughes. Front row: Bruce Leo, Gloria Cannatelli, Gerry Grasso. Secreiariaf SiafJ Back row: Carol Trupp, Jeannene Whelan, Betty Carreiro, Barbie Brickley, Linda Whitney. Front row: Linda Bottaro, Kathy Dunn. mmvL Back row: June McPhee, Elaine Sullivan. Front row: Frank Stev- enson. Valarie Green, Eddie Tlf recfG. Dowcf The Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Five considers it an honor to dedicate this book to this man who has given so much to the youth of our city. ScJioof cfminisiraiors JlCemoriam November 29, 1964 We respectfully bow our heads and pray that God in His wisdom and mercy grant John his eternal reward in Heaven. Husband, Father, Teacher, Coach, Friend. Dedicated, Competent, Thorough, Sincere. Beloved, Appreciated, Respected. May He Rest In Peace. o ur Hyman Silverman Bernard Sullivan Louis A. Wendelstein Barbara McCann John Carpenter Edith Lopilato William Richmond Leo P. Kutrubes Edward Ricupero Philip L. McAuliffe, Jr Robert N. Millett, Jr. Walter P. Zanor Mario Vultaggio William Whittemore John J. Bropna 10 Back Row: Joseph P. Morse Ralph W. Mallett Raymond Gallagher Lawrence Vozella Amerino J. Sarno Joseph P. Hines Richard E. Hickey Henry J. Schlegel Vincent P. Concannon Joseph R. Hilyard Francis Foley Front Row: Caroline F. Gerety Marie A. Capomaccio Mary H. DuVal Elaine L. Martini Back Row: Thomas R. Brickley Robert A. Marques John Foresteire Front Row: Charles Malta Jr. Waine I. MacAllister Lois Alpert Back Row: Eugene F. Testa John B. DeGiacomo Edward Leo James Peddle John DlBiaso Joseph P. Barry Front Row: Michael J. O ' Donnell Alfred C. Dowd Robert Barile Back Row: Gordon M. Morris Zolton J. Csicsek Joseph W. Finegan Paul F. Sullivan Arthur 0. Schricker Front Row: Alice C. Drago Lillian G. Richardson Gertrude Bjornwall Anne Wick Back Row James E. Rafferty Andrew Previte Victor E. DeRubeis John T. Schatz Stephen R. Daisy Front Row: Lavinia A. Macauda Helen M. Steele Mary E. Dorn % « 1 Back Row : Nicliolas Pascouchi Julia M. Gibbons Eileen A. Whelan Rosemarie A. Moscato Peter T. DeSesa Front Row : Jane O ' Neil Mary A. Richardson Phyllis Farher 12 13 PAUL ABATE 22 Griswold Street H.R. Officer 2; Basketball 2; Span. Club 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. H.P. has the makings of a real fine kid, At engineering he ' ll make his bid. We all know he ' ll do real well, Because he is so very swell. JOSEPH F. AGRI 53 Woodlawn Avenue Joe is very talented. This we all knoir. Although he ' s undecided on which way to go, We know he will be tops where ever he goes. MARY L. ABBRUZZESE 29 Avon Street Pep Squad 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3. Her delightful charm and happy face, Mary Lon honors from place to place. As a dietitian she ' ll fill that position, Which, by the way, is her am- bition. BARBARA A. AHLIN 11 Swan Street Cheerleader 4; Dram. 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; J. A. 3. To be a great dancer is what Barbara has in mi)id. We are sure she will he a suc- cess, for she is definitely inclined. LEONARD J. ABRAMS 134 Fremont Avenue Lenny is filled wiht rigor and zest, To be an engineer, he must be the best. CARLO ALBANO 51 Chelsea Street H.R. Officer 3; Track 2; Band 2; Italian Club 3, 4. Carlo is a very apt guy, (■ set his goal way up high. With his smooth and moderate ways. An aerconautieal engineer, he will be one day. PAUL R. AMICI 26 Jackson Avenue To build and create is Peach ' s design. In this field he ' ll do just fine. These are the things he does well, He ' ll succeed, it ' s easy to tell. ROBERT C. ANDERSON 69 Adams Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Spanish Club 4. Bob likes very much to water ski, But a pro is not ivhat he desires to be. He wants to be an engineer. He will succeed never fear. EDWARD AMOROSO 91 Russell Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; J. A. Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm; Senior Prom Comm. Council 3, 4; Prep Club. 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Eddie always does his best, No matter what the obstacle or test. On the top he will appear, never fear, He ' ll earn his degree as an engineer. RICHARD F. ANDREUCCI 88 Floyd Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Richie strived for victory, As a pitcher he was great yon sec. He does his best in everything. One day a great teacher he ' ll be. LINDA M. ANDERSON 180 Russell Street Lin ' s aim in life. Is to be a good house wife. Filled with happiness her life ivill be. That is easy for us all to see. JOHN T. ANNO 508 Ferry Street John wants to go to college, To increase his store of knowl- edge. To teach is his ultimate goal. This effort comes from deep in his soul. 15 PETER J. ANTONELLI 44 Westover Street Homeroom Officer 2; Track 2. Clown ' s a boy who ' s full of laughs, Enjoyed and liked by everyone. As a draftsmayi we knoiv he ' ll be the best. MICHAEL J. ARINELLO 16 Nichols Street Mike ' s a boy we won ' t forget, In his mijid his career is set; As a draftsman he ' ll iviii his fame. It won ' t be long before all knoic his name. GAIL C. ANZUONI 1 Lincoln Street Gil. Sul. 2, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. She ' s very cute and very sweet, Blondie ' s personality can ' t be beat; As a nurse we know she ' ll be great, At cxiring ev ery patient ' s ache. JUDITH A. ARMSTRONG 86 Woodville Street Homeroom Officer 3; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4. Judi ' s a friend to everyone. She ' s always laughing and full of fun; Some day irhcii someone ' s irife she ' ll be. We hope she ivon ' t lose her gaiety. CHARLES J. ARDELL, JR. 34 Clarence Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Teaching is Charlie ' s aim, We really hope this goal he ' ll attain. A personable young nuni is he, lis smile to all inspires glee. CAROL A. ARSENAULT 18 Winter Street To any office she ' ll be an asset And we ' d also like to bet That she ' ll keep the office gay With her charming, vivacious way. 16 BONNEE B. BARCLAY 200 Bradford Street Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Sullivan 4. Gilbert and her Dawn says nursing is ambition. On that her mind is set; A hit she ' ll be i)i this position. Dolling out pills to those who fret. THOMAS R. BARON 39 Pleasant View Ave. Tom ' s year ' s in college ivill be spent in search of the causes, remedies, and cures of disease. Good luck to you in the future Doc. ANDREW J. BAREFIELD 202 Russell Street Andy says a teacher he u ' a its to be. He ' ll be huynan, bright and full of charity. Just like those who taught him; ) ' (iu u-ait and sec. MARGUERITE E. BARONE 111 Third Street Jr. Achievement Club 4. 2, 3, 4; Prep Margaret ' s ambition is to astouitd the world u ' ith a )ieu ' fashio)iahle hairdo. With her i)i the su ' iiig, moi will be mice as she makes the ladies look so nice. MARGARET BARISANO 12 Roiul H Can ' t you feel the thrill of u ' ilk- ing into a doctor ' s office and seeing our Meg as his secre- tary. iVo ddtibt you will feel O.K. without even seeing the Doc. PATRICIA A. BARTLETT 157 Vernal Street Italian Clul) 3, 1. Some day you u ' ill be sending your child off to .tchool, and hou ' pleased you (ciV be to fi)id you) old friend I ' at sitting behi)i(i rher ' s desk with th Ih h, ing JAMES L. BASFORD 23 Henry Street Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4. In the business tvorld Jim will he in demand, His boss will find no cause for reprimand. DONNA M. BELLACQUA 11 K.K. Terrace Italian Club. To be a secretary is her desire. And we sure know she ' ll set thr ivorld on fire. With pencils sharp and full of fun, Dee will make an office hum. DIANE M. BAXTER 99 Clarence Street To be a model is Ditiey ' s ambition, We know she ' ll gain great rec- ognition. And with such grace and ivin- ning ivays, She ' ll set the pace for many days. PATRICIA M. BENCALE 64 Bucknam Street As an airline stewardess, Pat- tie ivill be great. We definitely knoiv she ' ll be top rate. Flying high o ' er land and sea. She ' ll bring home a pilot for all to see. TONI JEAN BEAULIEU 72 Baldwin Avenue Toni is always on the ball. We know that she is liked by all. A secretary she wants to be. She ' ll please her boss we all agree. CHRISTINE M. BERARDINO 8 Hawthorne Street French Club 4. Gilbert and Sullivan 4. To be a Medical Secretary Chris has in mind, A more efficient one you ' ll never find. 19 HELEN M. BERLANDI 9 West Street Can ' t you sec this yoinig miss behind the teacher ' s desk in some elcynentary school! Helen will love her work almost as much as her pupils icill love her. ROBERT C. BISHARA 12 Lewis Street Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2; Track 2. Bobby B knows that the me- chanic ' s field is in need of good men and he will help to lessen the shortage. SAMUEL L. BERNARD 139 Broadway Homeroom Officer 2. Good luck in your chosen field as a mechanic. Remember we kneiv yon before yon gained fame and fortune, so don ' t for- get HS. JANICE E. BLACK 38 Corey Street Good Inck, bettt wishes and rely on fate, To pick the guy for the perfect mate. We ' ll miss your smiling face And your qualities of grace. LORAINE BIRMINGHAM 38 Wilbur Street Glee Club 4; French Club 4. Lorainc will be one of those wonderful music teachers u-ho have to put Uj) with our children. We arc happy to remind her that she should not blame us for driv- ing her into marriage. PATRICIA A. BLAQUIERE 1()4 Chestnut Street Our Tushie will be a hair- dresser. Her abilities are un- bounded and her disposition u-ill make her in great demand. 20 6 J KRISTINE M. BODNARUK 16 Adams Avenue Prep Club 4. Pretty, petite and alivays quite merry, Our Kris will become a legal secretary. Her rise to fame will be shy high. Until she gets caught by some lucky guy. JUDITH A. BRADFORD 61 Albion Street Gilbert and Sulivan 2, 4. Judy is the kind of girl we like to call our friend. Her tempo- rary future as a secretary will but lead to a greater future in the field of husbandry. MARIA E. BORDONARO 136 Bow Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4. To be a nurse is Maria ' s aim. With lots of ambition and plenty of fame. We all know that she ' ll lead a model life. And then settle down as a model wife. DENNIS C. BRADSHAW 20 Pearl Street A friendly hi and a pleasant smile, A desk full of books will find Dennis in style. A teacher is something he ivants to be, Instructing our children quite diligently. LINDA M. BOTTARO 99 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 2; J. A. 3; Gil. Sul. 4; Dramatics 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Little Bo Little Bo how don ' t you worry. We knoiv you ' ll succed as a sec- retary. If goings get tough and you start feeling blue, We ' re sure that your shorthand 21 will help you pull through. KATHLEEN L. BRICKLEY 45 Chestnut Street Glee Club 2. Dramatics Club 2. Whether it be 7iursing or profes- sional riding we know Kay will come out all right in the end. Who could be sick very long with her at your bedside. LAURA M. BRUNO 193 Linden Street H. R. Officer 2, 4; Gil and Sul 3. Pep Squad 2, 4; Dramatics 2, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Can ' t yoH just see this pretty young miss on the other side of the desk? Her students ivill love her almost as much as she will love them. ROBERT G. BROGNA 32 Sammet Street Homeioom Officer 3; Gilbert and Sullivan 2. No doubt some day yon irill visit a P. T. A. meeting for one of your children and there u ' ill be Brag leading the procession. PAULETTE L. BRUNO 90 Swan Street Dramatics 2. With her interest based on sports and becoming a secretary, we all hope she u ' ill make the right de- cision. ROBERT N. BUOTE 24 Woodville Street Bob ivill eyiter the teaching profession. Education is in good hands ivith him at the helm. PATRICIA A. CAHILL 58 Glendale Street Homeroom Officer 3. Pat will keep the office in high spii ' its with her personable tvays. It ' s a lucky office that gets her. ALFRED M. BUTT 28 Jefferson Avenue We all hope Al has as much success with his tubes and wires as he has had with his friends. DIANE F. CALDERWOOD 162 Elm Street Di ' s hopes are to become an air line hostess. Keep your spirits as high as your profession. JANET M. CAFASSO 67 Clark Street Homeroom Officer Club 4. 2; Italian Janet says to teaching she ivill go. We know her classes will learn their A, B, C ' s. RICHARD B. CALLAHAN 20 Hatch Street Dick will someday be a drafts- man. Good luck with your T squares, Dick. A straight line is the shortest way to success. 23 ERNEST L. CALLINAN 64 Chathman Road A teacher is what Ern ivould like to be We are sure he ' ll reach this goal With ease and ability. FRANK J. CAMPANELLA 65 Bradford Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. No finer boy can be found So iyi the future we know succeed. And as an engineer, Caynpy will take the lead. r hell LINDA E. CALO 30 Winthrop Street H. R. Officer Shorty is alivuys pleasant and bright She ' ll be a success as an angel in white. With admiration her patients ivill nod, As long as she is in the ward. KATHERINE V. CAMPBELL 76 Foster Street Majorette 2. 3 To become a secretary is K. C. ' s desire, She ' ll work in a iray that all will admire. And with her gay and wi ini)ig smile, She will skillfully type and also file. JAMES .1. CAMERARIO 180 Main Street Italian Club Jim wants to be a bcanliciaii And find a new hair-do. If he holds to this decision, His wish is sure to come true. 24 DAVID L. CANNATELLI 57 Newton Street H. R. Officer 4; J. A. .3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Prep Club 4. (Idodlooks, dcbo)iair and person- ality, Dave is a wonderful kid, on that we all agree. To he a draftsman is Dave ' s main desire. And in this field, fame he ' ll ac- quire. GLORIA J. CANNATELLI 57 Newton Street Class Officer 4; Homeroom Of- ficer 2, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Dramatics 4; Itali- an Club 3, 4; Library Staff, Jr. Prom Com.; Pep Club 4; Year- book Staff; Sr. Prom Comm.; Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. A finer girl iviU never be found All the way the world around, With her smile, charm, and per- sonality, No finer medical secretary could there be. STEPHEN P. CAPONE 8 Forest Avenue There are feiv boys like our Steve , One you just can ' t help but please He wants to increase his wealth of knowledge, So he ' s headed straight for col- lege. THOMAS M. CAPACHIETTI 90 Russell Street Homeroom Officer 3. Handsome a7id quiet is his style. You ' ll know it ' s Tom by this smile, His personality will take him far. And his winning way will make him a star. SANDRA M. CAPRIO 20 Albion Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 4; Dra- matics 4. Sandy ' s the girl with loads of personality. A secretary is what she wants to be She ' s ahvays happy and full of fun, Her infectious ways will create happiness ayid much fun. ) CAROL M. CAPANO 144 Estes Street Very pretty and oh so sweet, CC ' s ways are hard to beat. To be a secretary is her aim. In this we know she ' ll gain much fame. ALFRED A. CAPUA 110 Clarence Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Engineering is Al ' s ardent aim. His talents the world ivill know. In his work he ' ll find modest fame. As up the ladder of success he ' ll go. PAUL J. CARDELLO 115 A Ferry Street To be ayi I. B. M. operator is the ambition of Paul, we know he ' ll succeed because he ' s really a per- fectionist in every way. ROBERT A. CARR 24 Bradford Street Though quiet and studiuos Bob may be, In the teaching profession we clearly see, That he ' ll be the tops that ife all kyiow. Good wishes to him wherever he goes. IRENE M. CARIDEO 50 Robin Street Library Staff 2, 3, 4. With her looks and winning ways, Irene will be a success one day. To be a hairdresser is her idea. We know she ' ll succeed in this career. ELIZABETH A. CARREIRO 116 Estes Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 2; Drama- tics 2 ; Yearbook 4. Diligence, Charm, and personali- ty plus Any office will create a fuss. When our Liz shores that busi- ness is a plcas7ire. By marrying the boss and be- coming his treasure. KATHLEEN P. CARMODY ()1 Waverly Street Cathy ' s sweet, Cathy ' s clever. To become a teacher is her en- deavor. We can see her in every class, teaching every lad and lass. JOSEPH F. CARROLL 123 Dartmouth Street Comjiuters may come and go But our .Joe has but one desire Give him an IBM and we all know (■ )(. ' )7 set the world on fire. 26 TIMOTHY F. CARROLL 215 Hancock Street Baseball 3. Tim is swell we all agree, As an accountant he ' s sure to make history. DONNA A. CATALDO 193 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Library Staff 2, 3. Donna is pretty, Doyina is sweet. Her many ways are hard to beat. To be a legal secretary is her dream, How can she miss, She ' s 071 the beam. ANN V. CATALANO 16 Yarmouth Street To be a secretary is her ambition. She ' ll achieve success in this position. ROGER CATANZANO 102 Gledhill Avenue Football 2; Basketball 2, 3. We feel that Rocky is a very apt guy. Who has set his ambitions a)ul standards high. To be an engiyieer is his aim, And in this field he ' s S2(re to gain fame. LINDA R. CATALANO 16 Yarmouth Street A beautician she is to be. And the best one — you will see. As Linda follows in her field, To her, success will yield. THOMAS J. CATTERSON 48 Winthrop Road Track 2, 3, 4. To be a draftsman Harvey ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job that ' s neat — you bet! CATHERINE E. CENTOLA 25 West Street Sailing over the deep blue sea, Will be 0H1- Kay in the U. S. S ' avy. In the Waves she ' ll get around. To see every little foreign town. CHRISTINE CHAGARIS 109 Bucknam Street H. R. Officer B; Gil. Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 4; French Club 4. To be an accountant takes real ambition. And we all knoir Chris is proficient. Adding columns left and right. To her boss she ' ll be a delight. THERESA M. CHAMPI 81 School Street H. R. Officer 2. We ' ll find Terry behind her desk. Always doing her very best, Typing and filing and all the rest. DOUGLAS J. CHATLOS 17 Plumer Street H. R. Officer 2: Jr. Prom Comm. Dramatics 2, 4; Thespian So- ciety 2, :i, 4; Gil Sul. 3. As an actor Doug u ' ill be. The best ever in history. On Broadway you ' ll see his name. Bringing E. . .S. great fame. ALBERT R. CHENEY 14 Glendale Terrace Albert ' s amhitio)i in life is quite clear. He ' ll be great as an engineer. With his will he ' ll take the lead. And in this field he will succeed. RAYMOND L. CHENEY 48 Wyllis Avenue Ray is a kid who is u-ell-liked. To hear him play the organ u-ill he a delight. Appearing in concerts from coast to coast. The audience u-ill say that he is the most . MARY E. CIAMPA 191 Broadway H. R. Officer 3. Mart ' s sweet and very nice, And as a receptionist she ' ll be jiist right, With people our Mary has a way, Aluays smiliyig and always gay. 1 JOHN CHESLOFSKA 59 Ferry Street H. R. Officer 2; Basketball 3, 4. As a draftsman Jack will be, The best employee in the company. For whatever he sets out to do. Jack is sKre to see it through. THOMAS J. CIFRA 59 Sammet Street As a mechanic, Tom will do fine. For as you know, He ' s good in that line. THOMAS M. CINTOLO 120 Fuller Street Football 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. High on the list he ' ll always rate. For as a draftsman Tom will be great. In. a job requiring much skill, Tom will always fill the bill. J MARY N. CHIARELLO 27 Highland Avenue H. R. Officer 2. To be a secretary is Mary ' s desire, She ' ll set the b isiness world on fire. With her smile and ivinning ways. Success is in her future days. SANDRA M. CIRRONE 21 Auburn Street A pretty girl with a ivonderful persoyiality, We know her dreams will become a reality With her winning ways and pleas- ing smile She ' ll be a secretary well worth while. 29 EARL A. CLEMONS, JR. 17 Baldwin Avenue Rand 2, 3, 4. Earl ' s our musician, the Duke some say. In our E. H. S. hand his trom- bone he plays. Whether in ragtime or whether in jazz, In the future ahead he ' ll give all he has. LORETTA A. CLEMONS 17 Baldwin Avenue Band 2; Madrigal 2, 3. The course of journalism Lori will travel. Energetic and jolly she ' ll truly he heralded. As we listened to the radio the words that came to our listening ears, May have found their origin in the iyiside of Lori ' s pen. DANIEL W. COFFILL 15 Adams Avenue A hoy like Dan at E. H. S. can always he rememhered as one of the nicest. Let ' s hope he succeeds iyi his future ambition. To he a success as a first class mortician. JAMES A. COISH 117 Chestnut Street Yankees 3 to 2 win may be Jim ' s headlines as a sports journalist ; but he has plenty of time. While he types out his stories we may hear him hum the tune from some popular folk- singer ' s selection, so we u ish you luck Jim in your future am- bition, and hope you ' re not late for the first edition. JANE M. COLLARI 60 Preston Street H. R. Officer 2, 3; J. A. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4; Dra- matics 2, 3, 4; Council 2, 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; French Club; Glee Club 2; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Cheer- leader 3, 4; Co-Capt. T-E-A-M yeah team hi a cheer jve ' ve often heard Jane scream. Sweet and fun loving she ' s one of the best And a Capt. of the cheerleader. , a pride to E. H. S. In the future ahead, she ' ll forget those cheers And occupy herself with practice in a nurse ' s career. ELAINE M. COHEN 98A Francis Street Glee Club 2; Dramatics 2; French Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4; J. A. 2. 3. Graceful and pretty that ' s our Elaine Dances wth care and outmost pain. In the future years u-hcii she taps her feet. It may be the tune of a typewriter 30 beat. MARY R. COLONNA 146 Bradford Street In some private office she ' ll cre- ate a sensation, Whe7i the boss calls her in to take his dictation. Mary will write her notes as sharp as a tack, And surprise the old duffer by reading than back. CLAIRE M. CONDELLI 239 Springvale Avenue A secretary she jvants to be. Full of fun we all agree. We wish her luck and happiness, And knou ' her smile u-ill do the rest. CAROLINE C. COLUCCI 7 Bucknam Street Behind a typewriter working away, Carol will be a secretary in some future day. Doing her job she ' ll be one of the best. And be a pride to old E. H. S. NANCY M. CONSALVO 14 Falmouth Street Cute little Binky with her winning smile, If you know her, you knoxc a girl worthwhile. This little miss has secretarial work in mind. For all you bosses, don ' t pass her up; She ' s the best you could find. CAROL A. CONTILLI 9 Avon Street H. R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 4; Glee Club 2; Prep Club 4. To be a teacher is Carol ' s aim; She has plenty of personality and lots of braiyis. Off to college we knotc she ' ll go. In order to reach her life ' s pro- fession. And soon teach her students many a lesson. TIMOTHY C. COOGAN 96 Grover Street Behind his desk Ti}n will cal- culate. Intricate problems on his slate. In his spare time he ' ll be a lis- tening to the rhythm of some group in folksinging. His future career will be quite elite. As a physicist with a folk- singing beat. RICHARD B. COOLEN 43 Luke Road Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 4. Richie is a real swell guy, And on our list he sure rates high. On being a chemist is what he ' s sold; He ' ll mix you a brew and you ' ll never grow old. THERESA M. COPPOLA 15 Lexington Street Tree is as pretty as Joyce Kil- mcr did say. From her, many children will learn the right way. She ' s very athletic, or so I hear tell, Theresa ' s the greatest as ive all know quite well. PATRICIA A. CORBETT 28 Corey Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Patti ' s quick wit and jovial way, Keeps us in stitches from day to day. She ' s always the first with the pranks or the tricks. But as a secretary, I ' m sure she will click. JANICE A. CORDARO 11 Orchard Street Our Janice is pretty, polite, and refined. To be a top model is what ' s on her mind, With her manner of dress and intelligence plus. When she ' s modeling for VOGUE it won ' t surprise us. 9 WILLIAM E. COOPER 112 Walnut Street Lyceum; Spanish Club; Gil. Sul. Hill ' s intelligence, deterniina- tion, and congenial nature will one day earn for him a lau- de- gree. 32 MARY R. CORRIGAN 8 Henry Street H. R. Officer 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3; J. A.; F ep Club Irish is pretty, cute and she ' s smart. To he a nurse is close to her heart. When she is near you, no need for big pills. Her sweet disposition will cure all your ills. ANDREA M. COSENTINO 31 Waverly Avenue Andrea ' s personality will take her far, And her winning ways will make her a star. To be a secretary is her chosen field, Ayid we know success she will yield. GREGORY M. COSTA 65 Estes Street Homeroom Officer 2. This is a boy who is really rated high, And often from girls there came a long sigh. As to what he wants to be, He doesn ' t know as yet, Surely a success, on that we can bet. RAYMOND F. COSTA 103 Broadway Here is a boy who is one in a million. Or maybe its one in a trillion. To the girls he was always a dream, We wish him hick as a marine. SHIRLEY A. COVINO 46 Calhoun Avenue H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. There will never be another girl like our Shirl To everybody she is a ivonderful girl. Always cheerful, ahvays gay, Let ' s hope in life you stay that way. EDWARD P. COSTANTINO 24 Shute Street Spanish Club 2, 3. Eddie ' s future lies in teaching. We hope that his career will be far-reaching. With his brains, personality, and bliss. Everybody knows he just can ' t miss. RONALD A. CROCKER 51 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 4. Ronnie is happy day or night. He greets you with a sinile that is, Oh! So bright! As a draftsman we knou ' he ' ll be great, And high on our list he ' ll always rate. 33 LORRAINE CRUIKSHANK 9 Simonelli Place Lovcy ' s the girl with the great big stnilc, As a boss ' s secretary she ' ll Be right in style. A pretty girl with a wonderful personality, We knorv her dream will become a reality. MARIA D. D ' ALLEVA 166 Ferry Street Italian Club 3, 4. Nice things come in s)nall pack- ages, This little miss can always be On 02ir team of life, and feel quite free, To spajik our kids in the class- room, Where, she will be teaching with astute care. JANICE GUSHING 9 Morris Street Spanish Club 2. Jan will be in the business world. Typing and filing will be her whirl. We know this girl will be a suc- cess, Because she ahvays does her best. PETER J. DA SILVA 37 Heath Street Though undecided about his fate We know his plans will turn out great. MARY DEAN 122 Union Street Always happy ahvays gay. That ' s our Bea)is in erery way. To be a secretary is her dream, At that we k)i( ic she ' ll be su- pre me. MARIE A. DEANCiEI.O ()r) Chostiuit St root Draniiitics 2. I )•((( cute kid u-ho ' s mi th bed ni, ' I ' d he II bookh ' ecjter is her dream. If h ' l doesn ' t take to tlii. life, Shi ' ll make some guy an e.veel- GLORIA P. DELCORE 22 Gladstone Street LORRAINE A. DEMARIA 120 Linden Street Pep Squad 2, 3. Gloria ' s hobby is to ski But that ' s not what she wants to be. She wants to work in some office Pressing on a typewriter key. Italian Club 2, 3, 4. As it now stands Lorry has made no future plans. Do not worry do not fret She ' ll be a success on that you can bet. GREGORY D. DELCORE 22 Gladstone Street H. R. Officer 3, 4; Band 2; Or- chestra 2; Ital. Club 3, 4. Greg has a goal, And reach it we hope he may; As a lawyer or a musician, He hopes to make his way. JANICE D. DENNING 11 Dartmouth Street Prep Club 4. Janice has been in Everett one year only. Her personality is such that she ' ll never be lonely. We knoxv she ' ll be happy in every way, Wo7-king as a secretary from day to day. JEAN M. DELLACROCE 75 Gladstone Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dram. 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. Jeanne ' s pretty, that you can see An airport receptionist is what she wants to be. Her smile will simply delight. Those who emerge after a flight. CARMEN A. DELLAPIANA 108 Main Street Baseball 2, 3, 4. Delly is quiet And at all time calm, As a businessnian. The competition he ' ll disarm. ROBERT N. D ' ENTREMONT 130 Glendale Street H. R. Officer 3; Basketball 2, 3 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; J. A. Bob didn ' t let i(s know mtu which field he ' ll go. From his job he will not shirk. When he starts his life time work. JOSEPH DE SISTO 86 Baldwin Avenue For various accounts Joe wajits to care, His best effort he will not spare. On the top some day he ' ll be The position as an accountant suits him to a T . PAUL R. DE VITO 24 Parlin Street When his school days are done, he will be a pharmacist. We know he ' ll excel in this po- sition, and show himself to be the best. ANTONIETTA A. Dl BENEDETTO 70 Cottage Street Glee Club ' A n- A language major is what ette has in mind. They are really hard to find. Whe7i she is famous one day, She came from E. H. S. we ' ll say. FRANCES M. DE RUBEIS 27 Westover Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; .1. A. 3; Pep Squad 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Dram. 3, 4; Ital Club 2, 3, 4. ThesF)ian S )ci. y 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Fran hopes to be a teacher, or (I u-riter, too; And with her ambit ioti, and vi- tality. She ' ll succeed by doing the two. PATRICIA A. DI CESARE 179 Bradford Street Patty ' s future plan is to teach typing and shorthand. She is so pretty and so sweet. To her pupils, she will be a treat. 36 I DAVID P. DI CICCO 9 Oakland Avenue Dave wants to be a record host It ' s the goal he thinks is the rnost. Records by the hour he ' ll spin Many fans he will win. FRANK E. DICKER 125 Bellrock Street Track 3, 4; Prep Club 4; French Club 4; Jr. Achievement To be a teacher is Frank ' s goal in life, This he will reach with no Stress or strife. He w ' ill succeed beyond expecta- tion He has drive and great ambition. MARIA F. DI DONATO JOSEPH J. DI MARE 5 Orient Avenue 59 Lewis Street H. R. Officer 2; Gilbert Suli- Joe wants to be an electrical van 2. engineer, For hiyyi it is the best career If you want your home to really „ this field he ' ll gain renown, I? f ' T,, ■ . , . As the best that can be found. Get Maria to decorate. She will do her best for you. And make your home look like new. PATRICK W. DI GREGORIO 90 Maiden Street H. R. Officer 4; Track 4; Base- ball 4; Dram. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Everett High will not be the same With Pat gone workiyig to achieve great fame. During his life he wants to teach, A goal we know he ' s sure to reach. DONALD G. DIMITRUK 112 Hancock Street Some girls think that Red is really sharp, In TV and screen he could go to the top. But Red does7i ' t think he would like it that way, He ' d ynuch rather be a technician someday. KATHLEEN F. DIMOND 12 Waters Avenue Homeroom Officer 3. Kathy ' s friendliness to all and mild manner all rolled up into one, Assures her of success as a dress designer. THOMAS A. DODIER 90 Tileston Street French Club 3 Tom wants to be ayi engineer, We know he ' ll gain fame m his career, We wish him the best. We know he ' ll stand high above the rest. JAMES R. DODGE 32 Maiden Street Football 4. With his detei-mination, Jim will soon be one of our country ' s most successful teachers. But since he likes fishing, he had better watch that he doesyi ' t get hooked one of these days. EDWARD A. DOHERTY 12 Park View Road Doc would like to enter the field of the Telephone Co. With his ability, he can ' t fail in any capacity. KATHLEEN F. DOLAN 140 Harvard Street Spanish Club 4. Combine good looks and ability. And you have a wonderful spe- cialty. Our little Pudge was always blessed, With all the qualities of happi- ness. As a medical secretary she will succeed. And never fail to take the lead. LORRAINE E. DONDERO 33 Woodville Street Lori ivill be Miss Efficiency as a private secretary. With her charm and wiyining ways, She will be tops in every way. JOHN V. D ' OLANDO 3 Mohan Street D. J. will enter the neivspaper field. We hope he makes the headliyies, and then he ' ll be on top. VICTORIA A. D ' ORTONA 19 Liberty Street H. R. Officer 2. A professional dancer is her aim, And up in lights, you ' ll see her name. As graceful as one cayi be, Vicki is the finest, yon will see. JOHN L. DUNCANSON 10 Mason Street With all the coins he collected, Dunky should have no prob- lem in his choseyi field as ayi ac- countant. KATHLEEN H. DUNN 51 Thurman Street H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad: J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Year- book Staff 4. Kathy will be an asset to her boss. And without her help he ' ll be at a loss, With her charmiyig smile and looks that please, A fine secretary she ' ll be ivith ease. STEPHEN DUNN 76 Sammet Street Hockey 2, 3; Capt. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. We ' ll find Steve puttering around some dentist office. Best of luck in the futxire and remember that when your fill- ing your patients cavities, You ' ll be filling your pockets 39 with success. J KAREN A. DURANT 164 Russell Street H. R. Officer 4; J. A. 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Pep Squad 4; French Club 4; Prep Club 4. Karen will be aiwther one of Everett High ' s best, As a teacher she will surely pass the test. With her ability and get-up-and- go, She will be a success, we know. DONALD J. EISNOR 48 Cottage Street H. R. Officer 3; Track 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; French 4; Thes- pian Society 3, 4. Dov)i is a fellow with mayiy pals, A track star cheered by all the gals. A7id ivith his many pleasing ways, Success is his in future days. CAROL A. ELY 17 Madison Avenue Glee Club 4; Dramatics 2, 3. Into the realm of education goes another teacher. Best of luck, Carol in this chosen vocation. CAROLINE J. ERNST 132 Walnut Street Caroline is a quiet young lady, who does her own work with a cheerful disposition, her goal is a private secretai-y. 9 DONNA A. EBERT 32 Cleveland Avenue H. R. Officer 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 4; Lyceum 4; J. A. 4; Italian Club 3, 1 ; Prep Club 4. With her interest in Drum Corps, Our Donna will go marching down, the street of success, irhile posting the victory as a medi- cal secretary. 10 ANGELA M. EVANGELISTA 19 Newton Street Dramatics Angel u ' ill type and take dic- tation. In. a place with short hours u)i l a long vacation. As a secretary she u-ill be great. And always proceed as first rate. FELIZ M. FABRIZIO 33 Stuart Street Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3. Basket- ball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2. Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. J. A. 3; Choral Arts 2; Jr. Prom Com. To be a Math teacher Is what Fix has in mind. We know he ' ll be a good one, Because he ' s so inclined. LINDA J. FERULLO 22 Kenwood Road Ability unquestioned, personality plus. That is our Linda without any fuss. Perhaps we ' ll see her making an office quite gay, Or perhaps she ' ll wear a nun ' s habit and for all of us pray. THERESA R. FASANO 11 Russell Place Terrie wants to be a secretary Who will with her cute persoi}- ality. Her good looks and wonderful ways, Will keep her boss gay all day. ROSALIE A. FILECCIA 52 Linden Street H. R. Officer 2. Body ' s worthy ambition is to be a legal secretary. We know she will succeed in the field of her dreayns. As the finest of secretaries. CAROL A. FERACO 30 Ashton Street H.R. Officer 3; J. A. 3, 4. Drama- tics 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Gil Sul 2, 3, 4. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; French Club 3, 4. Social work is Ferac ' s aim With this she ' ll gain much fame; Since there is no one who ' s more clever We know she ' ll succeed in every endeavor. MICHAEL R. FERGUSON 51 Albion Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; H. R. Of. 4. Choral Arts 3, 4; Span. Club 3, 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Fergie is a boy we all adore, He has looks, personality, and lots more. This boy wants to be a teacher. For him this is a perfect feature. GERALD A. FIORE 175 Hancock Street Italian Club 3, 4. Jerry is sure to be a success as you all ivill see. As a dentist he ' ll achieve great fame, Helping to relieve all toothache pain. ANNETTE FITZGERALD 82 Bow Street Petite and pretty is Annette, We know she ' ll make the best model yet. Whatever she does, wait and see, She ' s sure to come through suc- cessfully. ELLEN C. FLETCHER 3 Hancock Park Gil. Sul. 2, 3; J. A. 3; Pep Squad 4; Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 2, 4. A medical Doctor — My that ' s great. So this is guiyig to be Fletch ' s fate. Whatever she does yon can be sure. That Fletch will work hard to find a c ire. JAMES FLORAMO 125 Chelsea Street Jimbo has been with us all through school. With all his personality and good looks. He ' ll be Terrific at keeping books. 4101 WILSON R. FLIGHT 29 Fremont Avenue Orchestra 2, 3. Fnga ' s future lies in Math teaching, flis career will be far-reaching. We ' re proud of him in everyway, (jood luck to you from day to day. FRANCES A. FOLEY 28 Clifton Avenue A beautician she is to be, And the best one — you will see. As Frannie follows in her field, To her success will yield. 42 WILLIAM H. FORBES 184 Russell Street Homeroom Officer 3. Bill did not let us know Into which field he ' d like to go. Whatever he does, he does well In his field he will excel. MICHAEL J. FORDI 226 Ferry Street Mike just did not say In which way he will earn his pay. The following is easy to say, He ' ll sxicceed in every way. ROBERTA FOLEY 51 Fremont Avenue field To be a secretary in the of law, She ' ll be the best you ever saw. With Bobbie ' s synile and pretty face, She will always obtain first place. DONALD P. FRISIELLO 19 Wilbur Street Dramatics 3, 4; Ital Club 3. J. A. 3, 4. Thespian Society 4. To be an aircraft technician Is Don ' s foremost ambition. We wish him luck, we ? ' is him well. In this field he will excel. ROBERT B. FOLLO 23 Park Road Foda wants to work with wood and a saw. Houses he will plan and draw. He ' ll be a success, you ' re darn tootin; For him the class of ' 65 is rootin. THOMAS A. FRITZ 6 Hawthorne Street To be mechanic Is Tom ' s only idea. And we know he ' ll go Far in this career. 43 DAVID H. FRONGILLO 13 Wellington Avenue Dave ' s future lies in teaching His career will he far-reaching , We ' re proud of him in ei ' cry way, Good luck to you from day to day. SANDRA A. FUSCO 47 Alfred Street Pep Squad 2. 07ie of those girls n-hv is neat and polite, With a personality that is a delight As a hairdresser she will excel. All of her classmates wish her ice . DALE E. GAHM 3 Harding ' Avenue Gil. Sul. 3; Prep Club 4; J. A. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 4; Glee Club 2; Drain. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Her plans to be an engineer Are in every way quite sincere To a girl who is full of cheer and zest, Her classmates wish her the very best. ELIZABETH F. GALLAGHER 2(5 Winthrop Road Dianiatics 2. • ' Little Hit is full of fun. Always a smile for everyone. She is very street and clever. To he an I. II. M. npivtitor is her endeavor. DONNA M. GENERAZZO 23 Timothy Avenue J. A. 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2. Donna irill be in the business end. Typing and filing n-ill be her trend. We know this girl will be a success, Because she alicays does her best. ANTHONY E. GENTILE, JR. 70 Bradford Street Track 2, 4. Tony as an engi)icer of fame. Will be a credit to his name, In future years we ' ll see his work so grand In desert places u ' here once was sand. 9 44 GAIL M. GENTILE 123 Central Avenue FREDERICK J. GIBSON 136 Central Avenue Class Officer 2, 4; J. A. 2; Gil. Sul. 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Gail wants to be a secjetary who deals icith Jaw, She ' ll be the best you ever saw. She ' s nice, kind, and considerate She will succeed on that you can bet. Football 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Our ' Ted is really quite a guy. He ' ll be rated ivay up high Dentistry is his ambition. But we kno7c he ' ll succeed in any position. VICKI A. GIANNANTONIO 137 Russell Street H. R. Officer 2; Cheerleader 4; Dram. 4; French Club 3, 4. A fashion model so slim ajid neat You ' ll find Vicki is hard to beat She ' s f2(n to be with and pretty, too Good Luck, Vicki, from us to you. EDWARD J. GILBERT 84 Swan Street Eddie ivants to go to college To increase his store of knowl- edge Whatei ' er he does he does well In his chosen field he ivill excel. ii ROBERT P. GILLESPIE 58 Grover Street Prep Club 4. He ' s (( of fun and fancy free But won ' t disclose his destiyiy He ' ll succeed in whatever he chooses. Cause the guy just never loses. HENRIETTA A. GISO 214 Main Street Prep Club 4. Typing, filing, dashing ' round No better secretary can be found She ' s efficient as can be And a pleasure for all to see. DONNA L. GREEN 101 Bucknam Street H. R. Officer; Library Staff. See if you can guess the ambition of Donna Here is a hint — it ' s one of honor. It is, of course, to teach, A goal ?re all are sure she ivill reach. VALARIE A. GREEN 173 Jefferson Avenue H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad; Cheerleader 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Council 4; Jr. Prom Comm; J. A. 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4; Prep Club; Year- book Staff 4. On the field she cheers our team, In school a council representa- tive, a leader explicitly, With all her activities she still finds time to stiidy. And her future plan is to be a teacher. FELIX J. GOYETCHE 34 Bradford Street Phil ' s ambition is to be an electrical engineer, At this he will succeed, never fear. He is really fun to know, He ivill succeed wherever he may go. CHRISTINE M. GREENLEE 34 Shute Street A pleasant girl is our Chris As a hairdresser she can not miss, Achieving fame for hrr in her field. She ' s one of the best E.H.S. will yield. GERALD R. GRASSO 12 Elliott Road Class Officer 3, 4; H. R. Officer 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Ba.seball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; J. A. ii; Sr. Prom Comm; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; All Scholastic , Hish School All-America. Whether in football, basketball. baseball or track, It seems that Jerry has the knack. Of inspiring our teams and spreading good cheer. We know he ' ll achieve as a i wo)- derful dentist. JO-ANN GRIFFIN 037 Broadway Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; J. A. 3. Jo-Ann ' s wish is to teach. We are snre this goal she ' ll )each. For she (ilrcady has a good start. She e.rerls in the field of art. ROSE M. GUANCI 9 Orange Ct. As a secretary this young miss will serve notice to the whole office that she is tops. All of lis wish her the best of luck. ALLEN G. HALVORSEN 117 Hancock St. Having an ambition of being an electrical engineer is quite high. But Al is quite industrious, and ive are positive he will have his way. 6 MAUREEN J. GUARINO 24 Woodward St. Class officer 2, 3. Homeroom officer 3. Jr. Prom Com. 3. Maureen hopes to become a nurse. Her winning smile and likewise ivinning ivays shouldn ' t hold her back at all. WALTER E. HANSON 37 Edith Ave. Undecided as Walter is as to his profession, he will make good with the help of his smile and bright sense of humor. J MICHELLE J. GUARINO 24 Woodward St. Gilbert and Sullivan 4; Drama- tics 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. With Michelle ' s wonderful smile, the plane rates ivill increase. Her ambition is to be an airline hostess and to fly over the briny deep. DENNIS G. HAGGETT 334 Ferry St. Football 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Dennis wants to be a laivyer and try many cases. May he always remember our numerous familiar faces. 47 EDWARD T. HARNEY 51 Morris Street Spanish Club With an aynbition of a radio engineer and a hobby of elec- tronics Ed is on the right track. Best of Inch in the future. I ALICE M. HARRIS 137 Woodlawn Street J. A. 4; Prep Club 4; Dram. 4; French Club 3, 4. Al likes children very much and would like to be and elemen- tary school teacher. With her personality we all know she will make it. PAMELA E. HAWKINS 56 Baker Road Gil. Sul. 2; J. A. 4; Dram. 2; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. To be a teacher is Pam ' s hope. To be pleasant is her every desire. We all knoic she will be a success. ANN C. HAYDEN 43 School Street .1. A. 3, 4; Prep Clul) 4. With her conscient ions attitude. And her capable aptitude, Positive we are that Ann will fulfill her ambition of leaching. HARRY B. HAYDEN 5 Perry Place Band 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2. 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Harry , being the kind of kid he is, will someday very soon enter the profession of his choice and become a success immediate- ly. FRANCINE E. HEARNS 2084 Revere Beach Pkwy. To hv a secretary is Frans aim. Her personolily and winning smile are sure to bring her success. 48 6 TOBY J. HERMAN 146 Nichols Street Pep Squad 2, 3; Dramatics 4; French Club 4. Janie ' s small, quiet, and street, A better person would be hard to meet. In the future she wants to be, A medical assistant in the field of technology. ALICE J. HICKEY 20 High Street Alice wants to be a secretary, A fine one she will make. A bright future for her, we foresee. No matter where she will be. PATRICIA F. HICKEY 7 Green Street A secretary is Pat ' s ambition. We know she ' ll do well in this ■position, In fact, she will probably be the best yet, And with her crazy smile she ' ll become the boss ' s pet. EILEEN L. HISCOCK 25 Adams Avenue Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achieve 4; Prep Club 4; Dram. 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 4. A drum corps fan is Eileen we all know, To every competition she ahvays goes, hi the future a nurse she hopes to be, But when she enters a room she ' ll probably say At ease. STEVEN D. HOPKINS 8 Elm Street Teaching history is quite a pro- fession. Especially, explaining many a lesson. But Steve can fill this spot to a tee, And soon will take home his teacher ' s fee. ALICE E. HORSMAN 40 McKinley Street Pep Squad 4; J. A. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4. As a scholar Eskie is one of the best, And a great pride to E. H. S. With her warm smile and cheer she ' ll be a success, As a thriving influential Medi- cal Technologist. 49 JOHN A. HOTZ 274a Shute Street We feel that Jack is very apt guy. Who has set his ambitions and standards high. To retire at 25 is his aim. And in this field he ' ll achieve great fame. WILLIAM P. HUGHES 33 Arlington Street H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Prep Club. Class Officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Tall, handsome, and quite the guy. He catches all the girlie ' s eyes. His aim is just to be a star, In any field he will, by far. CHRISTINE L. HOWE 80 Chestnut Street Dramatics 2; French Club 4. Her dramatics is really just be- ginning. To all the success she ' ll soon be winning. As a nurse she ' ll be a pretty sight, Ayid oh, so happy in a uniform of white. RICHARD J. HUSSEY 32 School Street Track 3, 4. Although Richie is rather meek. We ' re lucky to have him, for he ' s unique. He ' s always ready it h a smile. That u ' ill carry him many a mile. JOHN E. HUDSON 21 Abbott Avenue Track 3, 4; Dram. 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. Strong, ambitious, and oh .s-o smart, John is sure to steal your heart. Teaching is his only dream, At that we know he ' ll be sHiircmr. MICHAEL A. IMRORNONE 95 Woodlawn Street Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2. 3, 4; French Club 4. Mike is a fellou ' i ou can ' t resist. And so)neday soon he ' ll be a I ' sychologist. He is a fellow we ' ll never forget. He was one of the nicest we ever met. 50 THOMAS A. INDELICATO 10 Marie Avenue Band 2, 3, 4. When Tommy embarks on his career, None of us need ever fear. For in his chosen field he ' ll head the class, As a swell joinmalist others he will surpass. EDWARD F. IWANICKI 50 Montrose St. Physical appearance; cute and tall In his chosen field as an machin- est. We ' re all certain he ' ll have great success. CECILS J. JACKSON 38 Maplewood Avenue Homeroom Officer 2. Small, petite and oh, so sweet! Ceil ' s desire is to become a secretary. We wish her hick and success In the coming years. JOANNE JANDRYS 102 Harvard Street Joanne is sweet all the time. And a girl like that is hard to find. Refined, quiet, and demure, She ' ll succeed as a secretary we are sure. MARY R. JENSEN 95 Cottage Street Jenny is a doll and very sweet. With a winning way that ' s hard to beat. To be a commercial artist is her ambition. She ' ll achieve much success in this position. 51 KAREN R. JOHNSON 101 Belmont Street H. R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. As a nurse all dressed in white, Karen will rnake the hospital bright. Adorable, sweet, and very gay. That ' s how she ' ll soothe those in dismay. NANCY C. JOHNSON 33 Birch Street Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 2; Dram. 2, 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; French Club 4; Council 2, 3; Thespian Society 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Com. Cheerleader 3, 4. Nancy is pretty, as you all can see; A nurse she wants to be, All dressed in starched white. She ' ll serve her patients day and night. CHERYL E. JOY 100 Clark Street Dram. 2; Pep Squad 2. Always happy and full of fun. That ' s how all her friends are ivon. We wish her success in all she may do. And we know all her dreams are bound to come true. JOHN C. JOHNSTON 176 Bucknam Street Here ' s a boy with brains aiid wit, With all his friends he ' s a hit. A doctor John wishes to be, He ' ll succeed just wait and see. PAUL J. JOYCE 8 Russell Street Football 2; Track 3,4. All H ' io know Paul u-ill be glad to hear That Paul will be a great elec- tronics engiyieer. RICHARD N. JORDAN 42 Norwood Street Spanish Club. This is our Rich of music fame, If he sticks to this he ' ll make a name. No matter what your future may be, We hope you ' ll fly high o ' er land (Did sea. THOMAS A. JOYCE 38 Summit Avenue Our Tom ' in really quite the ! ' !(, He ' ll be rated u-ay up high. Mechanical engineering is his ambition. Hut we iJioi ' he ' ll succeed in any l osition. 52 JOSEPHINE A. KAMINSKI 7 Gladstone Street Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2. Jo is pretty, cute, and sweet. Her fine ways are hard to beat. To be an office worker is her aim, In this we know she ' ll gain lots of fame. JOHN T. KEENAN 193 Nichols Street your car is on the blink Just call Johnny as quick as a wink. And he will come to rescue you, Ayid make the old as good as new. BARRY J. KEEFE 23 Alfred Street Like many others Barry is missing Some thought or desire for fu- ture ambition. By studying hard you ' ll see the way To success some future day. JOYCE E. KELLY 18 Montrose Street Gil. Sul 4; Pep Squad 4; Dra- matics 2; Italian Club 2. As a nurse all dressed in white, Pretty Joyce will make her patients day bright, Morning, noon, and night she ' ll be at their side, Ayid we ivill look on her with much pride. DANIEL J. KEEFE 165 Russell Street Basketball 2. To be a draftsman is Dan ' s desire We know he has the skill it re- quires. Designing and mapping will be Dan ' s future occupation We know he will be a great sen- sat io7i. WILLIAM J. KENNEALLY 78 Chestnut Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Gil Sul 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4. Billy ' s dream will come true someday As a great band leader on Broad- way. And wnth his sensational desire. He ' s sure to set the world on fire. M Mi BEVERLY M. KING 213 Springvale Avenue Pep Squad 2. Bcv is a girl that is oh so nifty, We ' ll see he)- some day eittting a pixie With her charm, smile and over- all glee Surely a success she will he. JUDITH A. KING 57 Lewis Street A secretary Judy aspires to be The business world she desires to see. We ' re sure her taloits she will show. Success and happiness are hers we know. NORMA L. KLASKY 144 Irving ' Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; J. A. 3; Pep Squad 2, 4; Dram. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 3; French Club 4. We can see Norma now in front of her class Trying to teach English and math. A teacher so charming is bound to please And see that her pupils knou- their ABC ' s. RICHARD F. KUCHARZYK 252 Ferry Street Like many others Richie is missiyig Some thought or desire for future ambition. Some day his talents the world will know. And to the top he ' ll surely go. WILLIAM F. LANGONE 76 Foster Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. We ' ll always rcmonbcr his great big smile That Buddy had for all the while. His ambition in life he tells us is clear We knoiv he ' ll succeed as a me- chanical engineer. BARBARA B. LA RAIA 243 Elm Street Glee Club 2; Dram. 2; J. A. 4; Prep Club 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Span. Club 3, 4. Barb is a girl who we knou- will succeed Teaching little children hou ' to read Her pleasing smile and friendly ways Are sure to gain her fame and praise. 9 51 LEO LA ROSA 17 Albert Park Italian Club 2, 3, 4. To be an aviator is what he has in mind, Success, fortune, and happiiiess he will fijid. For Leo is one we ' ll never for- get, And we all know that he ' s a sure bet. BERNARD J. LA VITA 131 Central Avenue Football 2, 3; Baseball 2, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Ital- ian Club 2, 3, 4. Bernie is handsome and dashing and gay, He )nakes the girls ' eyes gleam all day. As a teacher he will be, The finest of all, you ' ll see. CLAIRE F. LA ROSSA 68 Veterans Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4. Clae is sweet, Clae is clever. To become a teacher is her endeavor. We just can see her in every class. Teaching every lad and lass. DAVID M. LAWRENCE 5 Duncan Road Hockey 2, 3, 4. A very wise and intelligent guy. Whatever he did he was rated high. In any field that David does endeavor. We kjiow he will be very clever. DIANNE T. LA SALA 77 Pearl Street H.R. Officer 2; Prep Club 4. Dee will add much to the office. With a personality as sweet as can be. She will become a perfect secretary. And please her boss indefinitely. 55 MARY F. LAWRENCE 55 Ashton Street Class Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3; Glee Club 2; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; French Club 4. Mary was outstanding throughout her high school years. And on the field she did her best to bring the boys good cheer. For in her chosen field she ' ll head the class, As a nurse, others she will sui ' pass. LOUISE D. LEAHY 35 Glendale Street Lou is a girl we ' re happy to know, On her, good luck, we all bestow ' . To be a secretary is her desire. She has the qualities that they require. NEIL J. LEE 21 Bolster Street Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. We ' ve sure had a great time when Neil was here, He wants to be an Electroyiic engineer. And when the money begins to roll Then we know he ' s reached his goal. DONNA E. LEETE 43 Wilbur Street Helpful, quiet, nice to know, To be a hairdresser is Donna ' s ambition and we know that she ' ll be a great success. DOROTHY A. LEFAVE 16 Appleton Street E.H.S. has been glad to know this lass, with her tvinning ways, we know she is headed toward nothing but success as a secretary. SHARON M. LEE 48 Central Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Pep Squad 2. Dram. 4; Spanish 3, 4. French Club 2, 3; Gil. Sul. 4. Prep Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, 4. Shari was always loads of fun And truly loved by everyone. With her good looks and sparkling ways, As a social worker she ' ll gain great praise. RUTH A. LEGERE 148 Russell Street Gil. Sul. 4; J. A.; Prep Club. Rtithie is one of those quiet girls. Who wants to keep her future a secret. But we are very certaiii that the best is none too good for her. LINDA F. LE MOURE 17A Road A French Club 4. We car! see Linda noic in front of he)- class, Trying to teach each lad and lass. Ahvays smiling and full of glee. Surely a success she will be. BRUCE S. LEO 325 Broadway Class Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4 H.R. Officer 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4 Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 3 Ital. Club 3, 4: Jr. Prom Com 2 Yr. Book Staff 4; Prep Club 4 We feel that Bruce is quite a guy And from the girls came many a sigh. As to what he wants to do, he ' s uyidecided as yet, He 2vill be a success, we all can bet. DONNA M. LEO 20 Liberty Street Dramatics 2; French Club 2, 3, 4. A 7iurse is what Donna aspires to be Helping people like you and me. With her smile, chai ' m, and personality At the top she n-ill be. PETER A. LE RAY 140 Garland Street Peter ' s desire he did not name. But we ' re sure he ' ll acquire fa mc. We wish lion success in ichat ijou do The best of luck from us to you. BURTON P. LINSCOTT 38 Woodville Street Drawing pictures and making designs Is the ambition Burton has in mind. With his smile and persoyialify , He ' ll be a hit just wait and see. DIANE M. LISTON 33 Bettinson Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3; Dram. 2; Span. Club 3, 4. To be a nurse is Diane ' s aim To help the sick and gain much fa me. She ' ll find a cure for every ill. While giving out a wonder pill. RONALD LOCONTE 21 Devens Street Our Count LoCounte Might make history, But as yet His future career is a mystery. LILLIAN C. LOMBARDO 28 Abbott Street To be a hairdresser is what Lillian has iw mind. We know she ' ll be the best, Because she ' s so inclined. CHERYL LOFTUS 141 IrvinK Street In our grannner and in our . ' tpcech, Cheryl ivill do her best to teach. Through the future years that will pass, She will be a credit to her class. CAROL S. LUSTER 26 Reynolds Avenue An airline stewardess Carol irants to be. With her shining sntile and pleasing U ' ay, We k iow she ' ll have ma)ty happy flying days. LINDA A. LOMBARDI 94 Hi h Street 11. R. Officer 3; Dram. 4; French Club 4; Lib. Staff 3, 4. A nurxe is Linda ' s chosen career. With her it the helm leill have no fear. She ' s really gay tnid nally sireet. And to her patients she ' ll be a treat. 58 JOHN W. MacDONALD 751 Broadway Orch. 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4. Madripral 2, 3, 4; Dram. 3, 4; Lyceum 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Thespian So- ciety 4; Band Mfxr. 4. .John has picked a)i intercst- ing profession , A S])anish teacher is his obsession. With his it ' inning way and disposition, We A Njic he u ' ill hold a high position. GEORGE R. MADDEN 11 Harrison Avenue Football 2,3. DarreU ' s the hoy ivith the great big smile Laughing ayid joking all the while What he wants to be is quite a guess But we are sure he ' ll be a success . JOSEPH S. MANGIAFICO 80 Lewis Street H.R. Officer 3; Football 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2; French Club 3, 4. Mr. Magnificent ' s personality i-ill take him far. And his ivinyiing way will make him a star. Electrical Engineering is his chosen field, And we knoiv success his efforts will yield. MARY E. MAGEE 84 Gledhill Avenue To give the needles And pass out pills She ' ll help the sick And mend their ills. LINDA M. MANOLIAN 47 Pearl Street Pep Squad 3. In years to come Linda ivill wave and shampoo And even majiicure your nails too. She ' ll have her oivn little shop of beauty, Where everyone ivill marvel at her ingenuity. DIANE M. MAGNO 72 Winslow Street Pep Squad 2, 3; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4. A real cute kid who ' s on the beam, To be a buyer is her dream Maggie ' s ahvays full of fun, And all her dreams will soon be woyi. ROBERT P. MARCHAND 15 Waverly Avenue To serve his country is Bob ' s desire, As a soldier, ynarine, or navy flier. An officer he is bound to be. Whether on land, in the air, or on the sea. 59 WALTER R. MARDEN 31 Maple Avenue Ricky ' s pe7-sonaUty will take him far, And his u-in ing way n-ill make him a star. Business lawyer is his choice field, And we know success his efforts will yield. JOHN A. MARSHALL 64 A Winter Street Football 2, Lyceum 2. Always joyful and so gay, That ' s our guy in every way. That he ' ll succeed forevermore. We have no doubts, we ' re all so sure. MARYLOU A. MARINO 134 Vine Street H.R. Officer 2; Pep Squad 2. Sweet and cute in all her tvays, Louy can look forward to happy days. And with her pleasa)it dis- position, She can fill any secretarial position. JOYCE S. MARSHALL 7 Sunnyside Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Art 2; Prep Club 4. To be a Medical Secretary Joyce has in mind, A more efficient one you ' ll never find; Perso tality, looks, and ability to match. Doc . . . She ' ll make a beautiful catch. CAROLYN M. MARKEVICH 47A Pearl Street H.R. Off. 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Dram. 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Madritral 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 2, 3, 4; Thespain Society 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4. Sweet Markie is a girl well know)!. With (I .imilr and personality all her own. When she teaches boys a)id girls some day. She ' ll gain success in every way. ROBERTA A. MARTINEZ 28 Gladstone Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. A girl as friendly and as nice as Ro Will be a success wherever she goes, In the teaching profession she ' ll do her best, Instructing her students in the subjects of business. JOSEPHINE MASI 16 Carter Street ELAINE T. MASTRANGELO 166 Vine Street Josephine ' s a girl with an entertaining ivit, Wherever she goes she ' s a big hit. She ' l l be a S2iccess no matter ivhat she wants to be, by keeping her bosses laughing constantly. Homeroom officer 2; Pep Squad 2, 3. In her own private office, Pinky ivill preside, Taking in her every task, a never-rivaled pride. In ayiy work that ' s given her she ' ll never tarry, We are sure she ' ll make a hit as a prosperous secretary. DONNA M. MASON 116 Hancock Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Gilbert Sul- livan 3; Dramatics 3, 4. Donna ' s our clown, we all kyiow it ' s true When we ' re doivn in the dumps She can make a laugh come through ; With her cheer and humor, as a nurse she ' ll truly excel. How ivould her laughing patients not help but get well. ROBERT MATTUCHIO 36 Heath Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Robert ' s is an unusual aynbition To be a leading pr osperous mortition. In the future ahead he ' ll do his best, And always be reynembered by his classmates at E.H.S. KATHLEEN MASTERSON 790 Broadway Dramatics 3; Spanish Club 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. The most sincere, shy, ayid sweetest in our class. Why that ' s our Kathy , a very pretty lass. She ' s clever and talented and demure, A teachiyig career she ' ll successfully procure. JEANNE C. McCANN 104 Vernal Street Here is Jeayiyiie with the long brown hair Girls like her aren ' t foimd everywhere. Always yieat and always sweet, Jeanne McCayin cayuiot be beat. DENNIS M. McCarthy 241 Russell Street Mac hasn ' t chosen his future career, Maybe he ' ll someday he a millionaire. THOMAS L. McDonald 39 Winslow Street Track 2, 3. 4. Mac vants to be a draftsman. To be tops in all the land. We know he will achieve this goal. Because we think he ' s grand. WILLIAM J. McCAULEY 139 Broadway Homeroom Officer 2. In the White House Bill will be. The leader of our country. This is not a plot or scheme, To be president is his only dream. DIANE M. McCONNELL 413 Main Street Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4. For Di it will not be a strain. To stop her patients ' aches and pains. They all know that soon they ' ll be On the road to recovery. THOMAS W. McFARLAND 223 Russell Street Figuring nuinbers is Toms ambition. His career — a mathematician. In the future he ivill be found, The best ynathematician ever around. JOHN H. McGONAGLE 52 Baker Road Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Because playing baseball is so much fun, John has decided what must be done. For him it ' s the job under the sun. He will join a professional baseball club. JOHN E. McLaughlin 684 Broadway Homeroom Officer 2; Baseball, Mgr.; Yearbook photographer. All our pictures John took, For this very precious yearbook. When a lawyer we have to find. For sure John will be in our mind, For he ' s no crook — he ' ll be the honest kind. JUNE M. McPHEE 55 Gledhill Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Council 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sen- ior Prom Comm. 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. To be a medical secretary is June ' s aim, hi this, or any field, she ' ll gain much fame. Everything she does, she does with zest. In the class of ' 65 she ' s one of the best. THOMAS G. McMAHON 193 Russell Street Tom our protector will be. When he joins the Army or Navy. We know we will be safe. Because we are sure of his bravery. GEORGE L. MEGALOUDIS 54 Chelsea Street Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. George is a pleasure for everyone to know, The field of electronics is where he ' ll go. Without hesitation we cayi say. He ' ll be a success in a big way. DONALD J. McMANUS 50 Linden Street Mac wants to be an engineer. He ' ll succeed never fear. With him it ' s really a pleasure to be, He ' ll succeed, very sure are we. DONALD J. MELNIK 53 Edith Street Don wants to be a civil engineer, After graduation his life will speed ahead in high gear. We wish hiyn best of luck and good cheer. DONNA J. MELVIN 24 Pleasant Street Donna wants an accountant career She ivill succeed, yiever fear. She ' s very pretty and very sweet For those she knoivs, she ' s a real treat. JAMES R. MENZA 89 Florence Street Italian Club 3, 4. A likeable boy is our Jim He is full of vigor and vim To be an accountant is his ambition He ' ll succeed in the position. MICHAEL J. MERENDA 7 Bettinson Court H.R. Officer 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Prep Club 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Mike likes sports, that we all know. Therefore, his ambition is to be a pro. Whether on a field or on the ice He will succeed, he ' s really nice. LORINE MILLEY 95 Swan Street French Club 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achieve. 4. Lori wajits to be a nurse. We ' ll wish her well in this little verse. Of her patients she ' ll take good care, Her best effort she will not spare. CHARLES H. MILLS 254 Ferry Street Prep Club 4. Charlie doesn ' t know what the future will hold That is what tve are told. He ' s so nice, he ' s so pleasayit Succeed he will, fail he can ' t. KENNETH S. MILO 147 Chelsea Street Italian Club 2, 3. Kenneth ' s ambition is one that ' s devoted. He wants to teach music to all. Before we go further, one thing must be noted. He ' s a boy who ' s right on the ball. MARYANN MIRANDA 97 Broadway H.R. Officer 3. As secretary Maryann blooms forth, Although there are many more. There is no doubt that she will be. The very best in store. CHARLES M. MONAGLE 32 Oliver Street Champ we know has great ambition, To be an accountant will fill that position. He ' s sure to succeed, for his talents are many. His business is open to all and to any. JOSEPH E. MOCCIA 74 Pierce Avenue Track 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Joe ' s ambition, we must clear, Is to be an electronic engineer. He ' ll work and strive until the day, The goal he works for comes his way. TERRENCE M. MOORE 283 Ferry Street A nicer kid than Terry would be hard to find. With this sincerity and friend- liness he ' ll succeed in any line. To be a busiyiessman is his secret desire, Let ' s hope he is a successful buyer. MARGARET M. MONACO 39 Madison Avenue H.R. Officer 2. To be a secretary is Margo ' s aim, She ' ll be the best and gain great fame. For we all know her winning way, Will help her reach success someday. DAVID E. MORAN 7 Edith Street To see the ivorld and its many wonders. Is the future which Dave ponders. Whether he ' s another Heming- ivay or Thoreau, As a ivriter Dave will reach his goal. 65 EDWARD J. MORAN 57 Oliver Street Eddie has named his future desire, As an electrical engineer He ' ll someday aspire. He is full of fun with never a care. It ' s all these attrihutes that make him so rare. HELEN L. MULLEY 95 Summer Street Spanish Club 3, 4. A teacher is her aim in life. And what better could there be. For Helen is bound to be a success, With her evident ability. ROGER J. MORELLO 73 Elsie Street H.R. Officer 2; Football 2. In the tradition of the family of Morellos, Roger ivill follow a uu iderful fellou-. With his friendtiHCKS he ' ll be just the type. As a plumber to get along icith his pipe. WILLIAM H. MUNN 41 Autumn Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Basketball 3, 4. Well liked by all, Dill ' s goal is qui e clear. He tells us its being an engineer. Fro)n coast to coast he ' ll gain innch success. And bring honor to the halls of old E.H.S. YVONNE ( ' . MORESCHI 21 Parlin Street II. i Officer 3; I ' c|) Sciuad 2, 3; Ki ' ciich Club 1. A cute kid and just as sueet, ) ' ronnr will tackle any feat. To work in an office is her II iiibltio)!, . iid nil one belter could fill that iiisit ion . £6 ELAINE M. MURPHY 215 Sprin ;•va!o Avenue Cheerleader 1; Clee Club 4; Gil. Sul. 2. 3, 4; Pep Squad; Mad- rigal 2, 3, 4; Dram. 2. 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Elaine is the girl that you all see. Cheering our boys to victory. When learliK our school, she staled she ' ll be. Teaching that one and one is — threes BARBARA J. NOVAK 288 Ferry Street FREDERICK J. O ' DONNELL 62 Veterans Avenue Barbara ' s future lies in social Football 2; Track 4. irork, From this task mamj shirk. But Barbara ' s mind is set, She ' ll be the best you can get. Fred wants to be an engineer In future years he is sure to appear On the top in his chosen field, Great success to him ivill yield. ADONNA J. O ' BRIEN 151 Central Avenue Donna likes to bowl And she dances with all her soul. Her future lies in a beauty shop. In the profession she ' ll be on top. FRANCES E. O ' LEARY 68 Chestnut Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Class Officer 4; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Prom Com. 4. Fran has beeyi popular and pretty always, And will continue to be so through all her days. A nurse is her ambitioii, And she ' ll succeed under any condition. 6 ROBERT P. O ' BRIEN 22 Sammet Street Track 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Bob ' s ambition lies in school. He ! • teach the exception to the rule. As a teacher he will rate, We all agree he ' s really great. WILLIAM R. OLSEN 9 Dunster Road Bill is a fellow you can ' t resist, A)hI someday soon he ' ll be a machinist. He is a felloiv we ' ll never forget, He was one of the nicest we ever met. 69 J GLORIA E. O ' NEILL 12 Morgan Street Fiist Glor wants to do some typing, But this won ' t last for life, Because this sweet Miss also wants to be a good housewife. PATRICIA A. O ' TOOLE 42 Mansfield Street Homeroom Officer 2; Library Staff 2; Prep Club 4. Tootles wants to he a private secretary, She will, u ' ith her cute personality. Her good looks and wonderful ways. Will keep her boss gay all day. DEBORAH A. OSGOOD 17 Wolcott Street Pep Squad 3, 4; Dram. 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Our Oz is tiny a)id so full of fun. Really a doll and loved by ( ' veryone. With her win)iing ways that are hard to beat. To everyone she is truly a treat. SALVATORE PACE 42 High Street Track 4; Dram. 4; Span. Club 3, 4; Italian Club 2. Sal was one of the nicest around, Another like him could )iever be found. We know he ' ll get along just fine. With electrical engi)ieering as his line. RONALD M. OSTROVSKY 2!) Raker Road Band 2, 3. 4; Gil. SuL. 4; Span- ish Clui) 4. We have learned Ronald ' s main desire. To be a teacher and fume acquire We are sure he ' ll fill his quest. Doing nothing less than his best. LINDA M. PAELIAN ()( ' ) Abbott Avenue Glee Club 2. A secretary she is to be, A)id the best one yon will see, (llou-ing always with a smile. She ' ll make you happy all in wh ite. 70 GERALD A. PAGLIUCA 15 Dyer Avenue Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3. 4. .4s a star on the football team He ' s really rated high, And often from the girls there comes a long sigh. As to what he wants to be, he doesn ' t k)ioiv as yet, Surely a success, on that we all can bet. DIANE L. PALERMO 16 Cleveland Avenue Library Staff 2, 4. A secretary Dee-Dee will be, And to success she holds the key, She ' ll have a future bright and gay, Good luck is sure to come her way. RICHARD L. PALMER 148 Walnut Street Track 2, 4. To succeed in life is Richies aim, In any field he ' ll make a name. His winning smile and winning ways, Will see him through his business days. LORRAINE P. PALUMBO 25 Myrtle Street Junior Achievement; Prep Club. She is quiet, She is kind. She is the best you could find. As a secretary we all know. She will always be on the go. ARMANDO A. PARELLA JR. 30 Courtland Street Homeroom Officer 2 ; Football 2 ; Track 2, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4. If you want to find Mundo w; a hurry Just ivatch where all the girls scurry. Ve7-y handsome and popular too, To teach is what he wants to do. LINDA M. PARSONS 103 Bucknam Street To be a secretary is for Lynn , In this career she ' s sure to win. Great recognition and fame. To Everette High she ' ll bring great fame. THEODORE PARSONS 38 Kenilworth Street Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4. Ted has made no definite decision In regard to his futMre positio i. We knoxv for sure he will succeed He ' s a master indeed. PATRICIA K. PEDERSEN 157 Garland Street French Club 2, 4; Dramatics 2. In us Patty has confided, On her future she is decided. She ' ll spend her days with the very youtig, Many praises of her can be su))g. NICHOLAS J. PASCOUCHI 141 Bradford Street Spanish Club 4. Nick likes to paint and swim, For him the future is anything but dim. He wants to teach art. He ' ll succeed from the very start. NICHOLAS PELLEGRINI 22 Staples Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Scooper ' s ambition is one of pain. Of pulling teeth and giving novoeaine. Yet, his patients ivill sit there calm as can be. With a dentist as handsome as Nick they can ' t help but looked pleased. EDWARD K. PEDDLE 3 Washinpfton Street As time sj)rcds and the i ears go by, There wdl be Ed with head held high. This star in the sky, he will (leh ie ve, hi the field of eleel ronies, we believe. 72 RALPH T. PELOSI 3 Sherman Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Full of fitn and jokes that ' s our Skeets A nicer kid irould be hard to tneet. In the field of electronics He hopes to make his mark. As the first electrician From Swan Street I ' ark. LOUISE M. PEPE 21 Cedar Street Homeroom Officer 3 ; Dram. 2 ; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4 Prep Club 4. To aid people when they are ill By taking their temperature or giving a pill, This is the field Louise has selected And with her winning smile She ' ll be highly rated. KATHLEEN M. PERRY 210 Russell Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 2. Working for a great lawyer some day We ' ll see Kathy typing away, As a legal secretary she might yiot work for Perry Mason, But we ' re sure she ' ll be the best in creation. DONNA A. PERRY 26 Cleveland Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 2. With her magic touch, Donna will change old into new, And colonial iyito ultra-modern too, A girl like Donna with all her ability. Can ' t help but fill the spot of an interior decorator to a tee. HARRIET C. PERRY 627 A Broadway Majorette 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, B, 4; French Club 4. The sick are alivays sure of care, When they are in pain and trouble, For Harriet will become a nurse And soothe them on the double . ARTHUR L. PETERS 51 Chelsea Street Art has not yet made up his mind what to do, But all are sure he will Successfully come through, His main interest lies in art It may take up his life in part. HARVEY J. PETERSIEL 24 Maiden Street Dramatics 2; Lyceum 2, 3. Harvey ' s future lies in court Trying cases of every sort In case you cannot guess As a lawyer he ' ll meet success 73 JOHN K. PETERSON 137 Nichols Street To be an engineer is Sweedes aim, Cars are his chief game. One way or another he ivill be sure To achieve great fame. JEAN M. PETRILLO 70 Clark Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3. .Jeanne likes to talk on the phone. We also know she is success prone. She will become a secretary, And please her boss indefinitely. DAVID E. PETIPAS 4 Glendale Place Dave is what is known as a lady ' s man. And he is uncertain as to his plan. He is happy and carefree. We hope a success his life will be. JO ANNE M. PETRILLO 70 Clark Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3. Joan ' s interest is iyi the air, For her boy friend is training there, We know she ' s waiting patiently for him. Until he conies ho)ne, she ' ll be a secretary. Full of vigor a)id vint. TIMOTHY PETRICCA 21 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Kasket- l)all 2. Rusty will truly make his way. As an interior decorator some day. He has much zest and happiness. Someday he ' ll be a huge success. CARLA E. PETRICONE 100 Maiden Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Drama- tics 2; Prep Club. Carla likes to dream night and day. Hut she ' s aluays happy, always We are very glad to relate. One day she will really rate. ALICE F. PICKETT 27 Bucknam Street Dram. 2; French Club 4. Alice likes to knit and likes to setv But has7i ' t decided into which field she ' ll go She ' s happy and industrious, In anything she ' ll be victorious. VINCENT E. POLITO 9 Park Road Ed has not decided, His future is not clear. But he ' ll succeed in whatever he does Of that we have no fear. 75 LINDA A. POOLE 42 Freeman Avenue Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 2; French Club 4; Prep Club 4. Linda xvill have patients feeling all right In her uniform of white Sparkling bright eyes and beautiful red hair Describes our Linda who ' s handled ivith care. ANTHONY P. PREVITE 195 Chelsea Street Band 4; Orchestra 4; Dram. 4; Gilbert and Sullivan 4. At our high school Tony is new, But already he ' s known to me and you With his winning smile and pleasant way He ' ll make history some fine day. CECILIA A. POPOVICH 10 Winthrop Road French Club 3, 4. Cccile wants to vork at court Recording the questiojj and its retort She ' ll be a success We are very glad to report. WILLIAM V. PROFENNA 46A Chatham Road H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Ital. Club 3, 4; Council 2. Here ' s a lad we won ' t forget On a career his mind is set As a teacher Bill will u ' in fame It won ' t be long before everyone knows his name. MARIE T. POTHIER 34 Pierce Avenue Dramatics 2. Gay and always smiling, too Marie is known to me and you For a life of fortune and fame A career of a secretary she will claim. VIVIENNE T. PROTO 70 Florence Street Junior Achievement 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Dramatics 2. Viv ' s hobby is doing a dance But before a classroom she takes her stance. She will teach, and teach with glee A success she is sure to be. J MICHAEL R. RIVERS 16 Fairlawn Street Spanish Club 4. Mike is a boy who can ' t be beat, A pleasure to know and a pleasure to meet. Full of pep and spreading cheer, He can ' t help but be a successful engineer. EDWARD M. ROBERTS 228 Ferry Street Eddie will work hard in any endeavor, Succeed he will because he ' s really clever. We wish him luck in whatever he strives, And we kno c he ' ll do well as long as he trys. ANN L. ROBINSON 11 Baker Road J. A. 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. As a teacher Ann will find, The rank e.vactly to a tee. She ' s pretty, sweet, and shy Which anyone can sec. Loaded with initiative and full of zest, It won ' t be long before she ' ll be. Sitting behind a desk. JOAN E. ROGERS 122 Florence Street Thoughts of beauty won ' t be just u ' ishin ' , Whe)i Joan becomes a skilled beautician. Your hair she ' ll set, and your )iails she ' ll ynanicure. She ' ll make you a beauty, that ' s for sure. DOREEN H. ROMBOLI 32 Prospect Street Glee Club 2; Italian Club 3. Teaching is the profession for Dorccn, In a few years she will be seen As one of the best in that position. Then she will have fulfilled her atnbition. 79 MICHAEL J. RONGA 18 Parlin Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Foot- ball 2, 3; Track 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Mike wants to be an electrician, That is a very wise decision. Look forward to the day when we see. Many appliance improvements for you and me. BARRY RUSSELL 26 Wyllis Avenue JOSEPH C. ROTONDO 163 Elm Street Track 2. Skiing is the hobby of Joe But electronics is the field in which he ivill go At any job he will succeed, He ' s ayi enthusiastic worker, indeed. EDWARD A. RUBIN 177 Union Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; J.A. 3. Ed ' s ambition is to design and to build With success his life will be filled. suyi)rised if some day Don ' t be i oii se Kd thi company head of a fa))tous Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Barry ' s interest is business adyninistration In fact, it is his life ' s ambition And we can more than suspect, That he will icin everyoyie ' s respect. BRUCE F. RUSSELL 26 Wyllis Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Bruce wants to be an accountant some day. And he ' ll succeed in every way. He ' ll rise above opposition And be the best in this position. ANNE RUSSO 14 Russell Place H.R. Officer 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To teach is the desire of Anne. In any classroom she ' ll be just grand Her pui)ils irill love to go to school. To listoi to her teach every rule. 80 STEPHEN A. RUSSO 63 Newton Street J. A. 4 Prep Club 4 Homeroom Officer Photography is the ambition of Steve, It is a su7-e thing to believe. That is the field, he ' ll do very ivell. High quality pictures he u-ill sell. EILEEN G. RYAN 18 Park View Road Glee Club 2, 4; Dramatics 3; Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4. Eileen likes to play the Piano, That and her ambition we know. Many youngsters she wants to teach, A goal she ' s sure to reach. JOSEPH I. SABELLA 154 Chelsea Street H. R. Officer 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Joe is a talented musician, This plays a part in his ambition. His aim in life is very clear. He ' ll teach sounds pleasant to the ear. ROGER W. SAMPSON 52 Mansfield Street To be a chemist is Roger ' s aim, III this field he ' ll acquire fame. One of the nicest boys to be found, A real pleasure to have around. JOAN SANTOSUOSSO 35 Kinsman Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; French Club 4; Prep Club 4. To cure for the sick the whole day through. Is what Joan has decided to do. It is our truest belief That she ' ll be a welcome relief. ROBERT M. SARABIA 93A Cottage Street Track 4; Band 4. Bob ' s hobby is looking through a telescope, A7id it is our fondest hope, That he will succeed beyond greatest expectation. In his chosen position. ELIZABETH A. SARNO 26 Bucknam Street Italian Club 3;4. Betty is always smiling and full of fun, And we hope her ivish icill be done. She wants to go to college, And later share her store of knoivledge. NANCY E. SCAPAROTTI 79 Woodlawn Street We know Nancy very well. Enough to say she will e.vcell. To her boss she ' ll be a treasure. To be with her is a real pleasure. PAUL F. SAVAGE 100 School Street Track 3, 4. Capt. Cross Country 4 On the top Paul will one day appear, As an aero-space engineer. In our space program he ' ll be a mastermind, He ' ll be the best anyone will find. PETER J. SAVAGE 312 Broadway Oceanographer is the ideal job for Shawn He ' s one person all can count on. We knotv he ' ll be a credit to our class. All others in this field he will surpass. THOMAS A. SCHNABEL 23 Linden Street Tom has chosen his future career. As a draftsman he hopes to be a success. With pencil in hand and using his T square, We know he ' ll turn out to be one of the best. LORRAINE A. SCOLA 28 Westover Street A secretary is Lo)-i ' s choice. She ' ll answer calls in a pleasant voice, and Take care of all her boss ' s mail, hi all her duties she ' ll never fail. I ALICE B. SEWARD 6 Fremont Avenue MYRON S. SHERSHOW 83 Irvin Street Laughing eyes and happy face, In starchy white she 11 take her place. She ' ll sooth her patients with her charm, And still remain ever so calm. Computing piles of numbers Is the field ivhich Myron hopes to put asunder. Accounting is a thriving occupation, And we know Myron can fill the position. MARGARET K. SHEEHAN 1745 Revere Beach Parkway H. R. Officer 4; Pep Squad 4; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2; Gil. Sul. 2 Now here ' s a girl always filled with cheer Cracking her jokes, she ' s a riot anywhere, As a nurse she ' ll fit the spot just fine. JOHN R. SHOEMAKER 1 Dean Street Track 2, 4 John is a boy with a lot on the ball He ' s muscle bouyid and handsome but that ' s not all. In whatever field he decides to make a career, We wish him luck and success in the future so near. PATRICIA SHEEHAN 1745 Revere Beach Parkway Band 2, 3; Gil. Sull. 2, 3. A charming synile and just as sweet Trisha will tackle any feat, As a secretary she ' ll be the best And be a pride to E. H. S. 83 ANTHONY J. SILVA, JR. 106 Walnut Street Band 2, 3, 4 Always smiling is Little Joe In the future he ' ll be making plenty of dough As an architectural draftsman he can ' t fail. The ladder of success he ' s bound to scale. PATRICIA A. SILVA 18 Lincoln Street JOHN SKANE 15A Cleveland Avenue Pat 2vants to take care of ivonien ' s nails and hair. We ivish her the best at this, She ' s a very charming miss. .Johnny wants to be a Marine, An aim that is really keen. He ' ll look great in a Marine uniform, To their standards of superiority, We ' re sure he can conform. ROLAND R. SILVERIO 178 Bucknam Street H. R. Officer 2; Football 2. Sil ' s aim is to teach physical education, A truly admirable vocation. He lists his hobby as lifting iveights A great physique is one of his traits. MAJORIE M. SMITH 20 Partridge Terrace Doir may someday get a notion, To try to swim the Atlantic Ocean. But till then, a legal secretary is her desire, An ambition n-e all admire. EDWARD F. SIUDUT 183 Ferry Street H. R. Officer 2; Prep Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Capt. 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4 Kd is our E. . .S. basketball great , As (I pro he will really rate. With Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russrll he u-ill compete, He ' ll orereome any opposition he may meet. SANDRA A. SOLANO 28 Woodville Street Sandy is really quite a doll, She only stands about 5 feet tall. A)id I. B. M. she u-ill run, Which should be a lot of fu)i. 84 PAMELA M. SOLEMINA 368 Ferry Street Glee Club; Dramatics; Gilbert and Sullivan Pam will be an angel in white Caring for the sick day and night. With her charm and radiance of light. She ' ll 7nakc her patients forget their plight. SANDRA SORDILLO 33 Westover Street J. A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. For a career Sandy has picked, To be a nurse, and. care for the sick. At this profession ive know she ' ll be great, Because in our class, Sandy really rates. MARIE F. SOLI 578 Second Street French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Dramatics 2; Prep Club 4. Rie is very quiet but very nice, Very particular, very concise. She ' d like to go to college and emerge as a teacher, In any course she ' ll be an attractive feature. ARTHUR SORDILLO 33 Westover Street Arthur is always full of fun From dawn to the setting sim. He hasn ' t decided what he will do. But we hope all his wishes come true. DAN SOUZA 11 Edith Avenue Danny seems awfully shy, But he ' s really quite the guy. He ' ll succeed, I ' ll tell you why. He completes each task without a sigh. JACQUELINE SOUZA 61 Englewood Avenue Homeroom Officer One look at .Jackie and you will see, The essence of vitality. The field of haii ' dressing is her aim, A field in which she ' ll gain much fame. 85 JEANNE L. SPERANZA 62 Woodlawn Street H. R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2 Prep Club Anyone who knows our Jean Thiyiks she is really keen Someday she will gain great recognition, hi her hairdressing position. ANN F. STABILE 44 School Street A secretary ' s job is for Ann Succeed we are sure she can, With her charm ayid winning way She ' ll be fainons one fine day. JAMES SPRIGGS IIG West Newton Street Boston Track 4; French Club 4. Spriggsy plans to gain recognition In a business position. He has a wonderful personality, A success he is sure to be. DAVID STAFFIERY 10 Dunster Road In any field or any I ' ne, Dave will fill the job , ' Sf fine, As a draftsman we know he ' ll be the best. How covUl he lose; he ' s from E. H. S. MARIE E. SQUARZONI 23 Parlin Street To be a secretary is Marie ' s dim III this position she ' ll gain much fame, She ' ll look pretty as can be. Sitting on her boss ' s knee. LAMONT E. STALLWORTH 240 Bradford Street H. K. Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Here ' s a boy with loads of spirit. That ' s our Monty, Come on let ' s hear it; On the football field he ran for touchdowns. As a Yeah! Monty through the air did resound. 86 EDWARD F. STANIOSKI 26 Birch Street JOHN C. STELLA 14 Villa Avenue Little Al is filled with fun and cheer, Ajid will be sitccessfnl cniytimc or anywhere. In the future he ' ll still be making his jokes. Although as a serviceman he ' ll be under the U. S. yoke. Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4. John or .Jack or Teabags, who knows, But regardless of name he ' ll do well in any show. So Mr. Stella we hope you mark a successful slate. But try to make up your viind on a name before it ' s too late. ADRIENNE R. STAVIS 109 Florence Street H. R. Officer 2, 3; Gil. Sul. 2 Cheerleader 3, 4; Madrigal 2, 4. Dram. 2, 3, 4; Span. Club 3; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3, 4. With her open heart and thought- ful mind, Her kindness and understanding is hard to find, So, Aid we cheer you on your eager- goal as you did our great teams, A social worker you ' ll be the best to all of 2is it seems. FRANCIS E. STEVENSON 17 Maple Avenue H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Baseball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Hockey 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. Council 4; Jr. Prom. Com. 3; Sr. Prom. Com; Prep Club 4. When Steve passes by, the girls sigh. And now we ' ll tell you the reasoii why. He ' s got the looks aiid the ivay. That ' ll make him a big success someday. SANDRA L. STEELE 30 Church Street H. R. Officer 2; J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Glee Club 4 ; Dram. 2 Wherever Sa)idy decides to go to further her education, We know she ' ll be the best around in any occupation. So keep on smiling, Sandy and do your best. For those of us who have the faith in you to live up to every test. JAMES R. STEWART 36 Rock Valley Avenue Our .Jim is really quite a guy. He ' s icell knoicn to all. As an accountant he ' ll be first rate. He ' s really on the ball. ARTHUR J. STRACHAN 4 Green Street Some want the life of a rich man, Some u-a it a life of ease. Duke has a chosen the service, YoK see he ' s easy to please. GERALDINE A. SULLIVAN 10 Road B H. R. Officer 2; Lyceum 2, 3, 4. Gil. Sul. 2; Dram. 2, 3, 4; French 2, 3, 4. Gerry is a girl uho ' s really a prize, To a great success someday she ' ll rise. To be a Political Jouryialist is her dream. She ' s snre to be good, cai(se this girl ' s on the beam. KEVIN E. STRONG 206 Linden Street Dramatics 2. Lyceum 2, 3. Good Luck to Kevin in his chosen career. He ' ll make the grade as a chemist. And wherever he roams, when he leaves E. H. S., We ' re sure he ' ll turn out to be oyie of the best. ELAINE K. SULLIVAN 29 Bucknam Street H. R. Officer 2, 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4. Gil. Sul. 3; Prep Club 4. Dram. 4;Lyceum 4. Council 3. 4; Jr. Prom. Com. Yearbook Staff. Cute little Sully as ire all know. Is packed with persotialify from head to toe. She ' s known to everyone as onr Miss Vitality. She ' s made us happy through these years, When she leaves we ' ll shed many tears. ROSEMARIE SURETTE 67 Baldwin Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 2. To become a hair stylist is Rosy ' s aim, Avd in that field she ' ll achieve great fame. She has the charm, de.rferity, and volition. To become a success with her ambition. BETRAM SWETT 151 Broadway Betram ' s ambition has not been revealed. But ivhatever he chooses to do we are certain that h( icill become a gigantic success. JOAN A. TAMMARO 46 Montrose Street Someday Joan will achieve her goal, She ' ll become a secretary, the best among young or old But if she chooses she has the poise and the charming u-ay, To be whatever she xvishes on any day. MARSHALL A. TAYLOR 9 Winter Street H. R. Officer 2, 3. Taylor does things that even Mr. Wizard can ' t do He knows how to make a cat go who He can make a frog fly through the air, And make a bald man grow bright red hair. WILLIAM A. TANGUAY 15 Clarence Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Dram. 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com; Thespian Soc. 3, 4. Bill has the intelligence, Which is real, not make believe, He ' d like to be a doctor, A goal ivhich he will undoubted- ly achieve. JOSEPH TENAGLIA 8 Corey Street Someday Joe ivill build great bridges. Or construct a skyscraper that ivill pierce the clouds. With his forceful drive and determination, His u-o)iderful jests ivill astound the nation. CHERYL L. TANSEY 1 Paris Court Glee Club 2; French Club 2; Majorette 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4. To soothe all pain is Cherie ' s ambition, She ivill have no part of any mortician. She ' ll have lots of patients, you can bet on that. For her beauty and charm ivill keep bringing them back. ELIZABETH A. TENNANT 18 Gilmore Street H. R. Officer 4; J. A. 3, 4; French Club 4; Yearbook Photo. This charming lass has all the traits With ivhich to teach the seventh or eighth Her pleasing way ivill be an a id. And one day soo she ' ll make the grade. 89 MICHAEL J. TEPROFF 93 Union Street Spanish Club 4. With his friendly way There ivill come the day, When Mike will be a CP. A. He ' s quite a guy and ivc think he ' s sivell. Ill his futiire ventures we Irish him well. ETTA J. THOMPSON 118 Cleveland Avenue Pep Squad 2. Jeannie has charm, desire, and wit. When she is a secretary, it won ' t surprise me a bit, When it is said it is 7iot meant n jest, E verythmg thinks Jeannie is one of the best. GAYLE K. THISTLE 104 Waverly Street Glee Club 2, 3, 4. As a secretary or organist Gayle ' s sure to excel. For whatever she does she dues well. She has lots of talent but that isyi ' t all, She also looks like the belle of the ball. LYNDA K. THOMSON 136 Chestnut Street Class Officer 2, 3; H. R. Off. 2, 4; Gil. Sul. 3; J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club; Dram. 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 4. French Club 4, Jr. Prom Com. 3. Lynda , or Tom called by many Is a girl with ambition, of this she has plerity. To class of ' 65 she gave her best. So Tom who adds brightness when things look dim. A Pulitzer Prize should be easy to win. LILLIAN I. THOMAS 25 Bryant Street Lit is intelligent and refined, Another like her you never will find. To be a secretary is her foremost wish. And as far as ive can see, she just can ' t wn ' ss. MICHAEL J. TOBACCO 225 Ferry Street Mike ' s ambition to be a man i?i bhte, Givitig out tickets he icants to do. hi the future be careful going through stop signs. Or Mike will chase you close behind. RONALD D. TOCE 81 Jefferson Avenue H. R. Officer 2; Muscially inclined that is our Ronnie A compose)- he says he ' d like to be, In the futMre his music might be played at the symphony. Amongst the great like Beethoven or Tschovskovsky. ANDREW A. TORCIVIA 102 Clarence Street Andy hopes to be a draftsman Drawing blue prints and other plans, We wish him luck in his future ambition. And hope he ' ll do u-ell in this position. RALPH A. TODESCO 28 Revere Street Prep Club 4 Noiv here ' s a boy whose extra fine. Full of fun all the time Throughout our years at E.H.S. Ralph has lived up to every test. Amid test tubes he hopes to fulfill his ambition. As a bright, successful lab technician. ARTHUR C. TORNQUIST 33 Clifton Avenue Art likes to look at the sky at night He feels it is a wonderous sight. He has many hobbies but no particular aim, But one day he ' ll become a big )iame. KATHLEEN A. TOOMEY 86 Chestnut Street To write, to type, and to take dictation; Is what Kathy wants for her ambition. Her charming way and bright smile. Will bring her success all the while. FRANK B. TORTORICI 119 Ferry Street Frank ' s ambition is to be a draftsman. He will make ivritings and draw up plans Whatever he does, he does the very best he can. JAMES M. TRANIELLO 21 Cameron Street Hockey 2, 3, 4. Prep Club 4. In his favo) ' itc sport Jimmic tends the goal. He plays this position trith all his soul. Wondeyfiilly considerate and very kind, A nicer boy no one icill ever find. CAROLYN M. TRUPP 34 Corey Street Yearbook Staff On onr yearbook Carol was really great. As a secretary she vill really rate. Into her future ice have taken a look, A haiidsome rich fellow she will hook. DELLA-ANN TRENTINI 27 Wellington Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; H. R. Off. 2. Gil. Sul. 2; Prep Club 4. Library Staff 2. Del is a girl who is always on top, With a driving ambition that ' s hard to stop. She ' ll look after sick people with tender care, In this position she ' ll successfully fare. JANET D. TUTON 20 Devens Street Gil. Sul. 2 When she ' s a secretary Capable and efficient, Janet trill have what ' s needed And be tnore than sufficient. SANDRA L. TRUNFIO 40 Everett Street (;il. Sul. 2, 3, 4. (;ioe Club 3, 4. Sandy likes to pin and sew. To be (I seamstress is not her aim. Into nursing is where she ' ll With a personalit y pleasing to friend and foe. FRANCLS J. TYMAN 8!) Tremont Street Frank ' s well liked. And not to cocky. That ' s a good combination, for a disc-jockey. PARKER K. VALENTINE 86 Ceder Street H. R. Officer 3; Track 2. Prep Club; Yearbook Photographer. Parkei- ' s wish is to be a contractor. Of this we can be sure, He ' ll level land and construct your dwelling and help you pre- vent your bankbook swelling. CAROL P. VAUGHN 25 Veterans Avenue To write, to type. To take dictation, Is u-hat Carol wants For her occupation. But wait and see how long an office she ' ll bless When the right tnan meets her test. JOSEPH P. VANELLA 7 Winslow Street Joe will becoyne a mechanic, As greasy as cayi he; And tnechanize the whole world, For you and for me. DONALD J. VAUTOUR 23 Andrew Street Friendliness, personality, and wit. Are what tnakes Vo a hit. We all think he is swell. As a school teacher he ' ll do well. CONCETTA G. VASSALLO 50 Pierce Avenue Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Prep Club 4. French Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. Glee Club 2; Dram. 2, 3; J.A. 4. Here ' s a girl who made up her mind, A nurse she wants to be; And in a few years we know you ' ll not find, A more capable one than she. JOHN L. VECCHIONE 88 Gledhill Avenue Track 4; Italian 2. John is never ever sad, He ' s happy care-free lad. In the future he ' s sure to succeed. And as a lawyer he ' ll be in the lead. NICHOLAS L. VENEZIA 44 Waters Avenue Football 4 To be a Math Teacher Is Xick ' s fondest ambition With his warm, captivating tray. We hope he ' ll get there some day. MARILYN L. VINCHESI 18 Tappan Street H. R. Officer 3; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 4; Dram. 2, 3, 4. French Club 4 To be a dental hygienist is her desire Yes, doctors, she ' s the best to hire. She ' s so pretty ice all agree, She ' ll bring more patients, you ' ll see. JANE C. VESPRINI 49 Swan Street Gi. Sul. 3, 4; Lyceum 4; Dram. 3; Library Staff 2. Sweet and cute in all her ways Ves can look forward to happy days And with her pleasant disposi- tion. She will be the best in any position. MARY E. WALLACE 16 Waverly Avenue .Mary has said that for her ambition She ' d like to be an X-Ray techniciay . And with her kind and gentle way, Success is bound to go her way. ELAINE T. VIETRI 27 Waverly Street R. Officer 3; Ital. Club 2, 3, Elaine ivith her lovely smile. I.s full of fun all the while. To be a teacher is her aim. And she will undoubedly rise to fume. JOHN E. WALSH 137 Woodlawn Street We hope that -John icill achieve someday His life-long goal as a CP. A. And with his smile and winning way. Success u-ill be his from day to day. 9 ROBIN A. WALSH 17 Greenhalge Street H. R. Officer 2; Glee Club 4. Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Dram. 3, 4. Lyceum 2, 4. Our siceet Robin likes to d7-aw, Success she ' s bound to get. For her aynbition in this world Is to be an architect. RAYMOND H. WEBBER 55 Grover Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Ray wants to be an engineer, The best by far we know. And if we want expert advice, We ' ll know just where to go. BARBARA A. WARREN 19 Oakland Avenue A hair dresser is Barbie ' s present aim, We all knoic she ' ll do well. But in the future she well get, A guy that ' s really swell. MARK WEINBAUM 41 Francis Street H. R. Officer 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orch. 2; French 4. To be an engineer is ivhat he has in mind. Success, fortune, and happiness he will find. For Mark is one we ' ll never forget, And we all know that he ' s a sure bet. ELMER L. WARREN 26 Main Street Butch prefers the hair dressing field. We are sure that he will rise. To the top of success, to the top of the world. And succeed in all his desires. JEANNENE R. WHELAN 81 Cleveland Avenue Prep Club; J. A. 3, 4; Yearbook. Quite soon Jeannene will soon take dictation, In any field she ' ll be a sensation. She ' ll keep the books and type the letter, And in her field there ' ll be no better. JEAN C. WHITE 15 South Ferry Street Jeanne is neat and sine is sweet. She has a personality that no one can beat. To be a model is her desire. And at that position, fame she ' ll acquire. PATRICIA A. WHITE 43 Oliver Street Taking shorthand, typing letters. As a secretary you ' ll find no better. She ' s very pretty and so much fu n , She ' ll be a hit in the long run. SYLVIA M. WHITE 23 Heath Street We ivill never forget that pleasant smile and vitality, Or that Syl rester has a ivonderful personality. With a winning manner able mind, .Vo finer secretary tvill find. a id yoH LINDA WHITNEY 67 Glendale Street H. R. Officer Staff 4 2; 4: Yearbook A medical secretary Bubbles wants to be, A)id a good one as you can see. With a personality that is sweet, Really, to know her is a treat. JEAN F. WILBUR 28 Newton Street H. R. Officer 2, 4; Prep Club 4. To he a private secretary is .Jcanie ' s ambition, Xo better girl could fill this position. ROBERT C. WILEY 96 Fuller Street H. R. Officer 3 A draftsman someday Bob will be, A)id chart great bridges across the sea. We are sure he will go doioi in history. As having an outstanding personality. NANCY WILLIAMS 198 Bucknam Street To make many ayi affair merry Nancy wishes to be a secretary, In a short time she will be able To buy herself mink or sable. MARGARET R. WOODLOCK 135 Harvard Street Peggy will need no professor To teach her how to be a hairdresser, All she ' ll need will be her ambition, To learn her job and become a beautician. PATRICIA A. WILSON 15 Appleton Street Pep Squad 2; H.R. Officer 4; Glee Club 2, 4; French 4; J.A. 3, 4; Prep Club. Medical Secretaries will get a lift When Patti ' s name is abided to the list. With her insatiable ambition She won ' t need much, if any, fiction. PAULA C. WINOCOUR 163 Union Street Majorette 2, 3, 4; 4. Paula enjoys dancing as well as romancing , And another teacher to the list Ayid you come out with a perfectionist. JOHN P. YAHOODIK 42 Plymouth Street Football 2, 3. 4; Span. Club 2, 3, 4. John also is headed for teaching For him this isn ' t far-reaching. In this profession he ' ll take the lead. He ' ll never fail us, he ' ll always succeed. ELLEN M. YANKOWSKY 111 Fremont Avenue Band Leader lee Club 2; Lib. Staff 2, 3. Ellie has her way A secretary she ' ll be someday. And run an office nice and neat With a personality that can ' t be beat. 97 ML 7 RICHARD J. YAVAROW 64 Freeman Aven ue Orchestra. Rich is a hoy liked bt all you see, He says he woidd like to be A mathematician and trc arc all Certain that he ivill be a great success. MICHAEL F. ZELLEN 4 Hampshire Street Mike is a boy liked by all yon see. He says that he icould like to Be a teacher and 7ve all knoir that he has the ability to become a great success. DIANNE R. YEBBA 43 Cross Street I)i u ' unts to be a secretary For some big businessman. Hon ' can any business fail with her personality and ability backi)u it up. LORRAINE G. ZENGA 173 Broadway Homeroom Officer 3. Lorraine is sweet, as you all knou She brings smiles icherever she goes. To be a fashion designer is her aim, From this we knon- she will gain great fame. BONITA J. YOUNG 150 Nichols Street I lonicrodiH Officer . ' i. lUnniic feels that the world is not as inctty as it should be, so she will do her best to improve things as a h i i rdrcsser. SUSAN I. ZUKERMAN 80 Chatham Road (Jilbert Sullivan; French Clul) W ' e know that your future as ti speech therapist will be a great surcesa. Your perso)inlity will assure you of much happiness. 98 I Coach Sarno and his assistants, Al RomboH and Bob Marques, had their work cut out for them as they rebuilt the team after the graduation of fif- teen varsity players. We opened against Newton and they were out for revenge. Champi, our quarterback, started us off with a 34 yard pass to Stevenson and we were in the scoring column. In the second period he passed to Grasso for another 37 yards and a score. Stallworth converted to make it 14 to 0. In the second half Champi again passed to Grasso for a T.D. and Stallworth converted. Late in the final period Grasso went into the end zone on a sweep to have us wind up the winner 28 to 0. An inspired North Quincy team stopped us cold for almost the entire first half and took a lead of 8 to 0. On the following kickoff Grasso went for 58 yards before being stopped and then two plays later scored from 30 yards out behind the blocking of Merenda and Stallworth. Pietrantonio converted as the half ended. As the second half started it ♦ook Grasso 31 seconds to .scoot for 52 yards be- hind Amoroso and Stevenson for another score. Later Champi completed a pass to Gras.so for a seventy yard touchdown. This was all for the day as we were the winners 22 to 8. Leo. Dodge, and Pagliuca did a great job on defense. The following week we returned to the City of Presidents to face a good Quincy team. Again we started at a slow pace and went behind 7 to 0. Af- ter con.secutive runs by Stallworth and Gras.so Pini drove into the end zone behind Yahoodik ' s I 12 savage block. Champi converted to make it 8 to 7. At the start of the second half Grasso ran for a 42 yard touchdown behind Amoroso and Merenda. Later, after forcing them to punt, we were set back to our 8 yard line and Mr. Grasso again ran for a 92 yard jaunt into the end zone. Champi pass- ed to Stevenson for the game winning conversion. Quincy came back and scored two touchdowns and came within a whisker of a tie. Their failure to convert gave us a 22 to 21 victory. Leo, Haggett, Hughes, and Pagliuca were outstanding on de- fense. Arlington and Everett ! What a day ! Rain, mud, and water hampered the play of both teams. Early in the game Stevenson grabbed a deflected kick on the Spy Ponders ' 18 yard line and we managed to tread water long enough to have Champi swim into the end zone for the only score of the game. The rest of the game was slip and slide with Grasso the only one able to make any gains. We did manage to get to their ten yard line on a pass which Stev- enson caught while sitting in a puddle. Hughes and Cintolo were right at home in the mud. The Medford Mustang bombed us at the start of the game and this aroused us. We failed to prevent a score but on the next kickoff we went to work and scored 3 touchdowns in 4 minutes. Grasso and Stallworth took turns running the ball and then Champi tossed to Stevenson for 25 yards and a score. We took the ball on downs and once again Champi tossed to Steve for 20 yards and another score. Then Grasso intercepted a pass and return- ed it for 40 yards before being caught and then Champi tossed to Pietrantonio for number three. Only one conversion, by Pietrantonio. Medford managed to score again in the third period but this was offset by a Grasso touchdown. Final score Everett 26 to 16. Somerville battled us all over the field and it wasn ' t until the half was almost over that we hit the scoring column. After a Grasso run, Champi tossed to Stevenson for 37 yards and a touchdown. Somerville controlled the ball for almost the entire third period and then moved in and scored and went out ahead 7 to 6. This seemed to be an upset in the making as the clock showed less than two minutes. Then it happened — Champi faded back and tossed a 55 yai ' d bomb to Stevenson who took it in full flight into the end zone for the winning score. This was a close 12 to 7 win. Amoroso, Mer- enda, Leo, Hughes, and Yahoodik did their usual great job. The running of Stallworth and Grasso and the pass catching of Stevenson enabled us to revenge our defeat by Nashua of last year. Champi scored twice on end sweeps, and Steve was on the receiv- ing end of a pass for another T.D. Grasso broke open the scoring on a short end run and later on an 85 yard kick return. Haggett and Pagliuca were pros on defense. Final score 34 to 8. Undefeated Maiden and Everett met before a full house. The Golden Tornado scored on the third play of the game and predominated the first period. At the start of the second period we gained control of the ball and our passing game moved us up the field. A pass to Stevenson and then one to Pietrantonio and a climax run by Grasso behind the blocking of Amoroso and Stallworth put us even and Stevenson ' s conversion put us ahead. A Haggett interception at the start of the second half followed by runs of Grasso and Stallworth gave Champi the chance to buck over. Pietrantonio con- verted. This was the end of competition by Maiden. The last period saw Grasso go for 45 yards and a score behind Leo and Merenda and later Champi passed to Stevenson for another score. Pini buck- ed over for the final score of the day as we trounc- ed them 38 to 6. Turkey Day and Chelsea ! After our humiliating defeat of last year we wanted this one badly. We roared off in nothing flat as Grasso covered 62 yards and scored on three plays. Steve converted. Chelsea went to the air and Pagliuca intercepted. Then Stallworth took off behind Stevenson and Amoroso and landed in the end zone forty yards distant. Again Chelsea passed and Sapienza inter- cepted and stepped off 25 yards and another T.D. Pietrantonio converted. Second period: Haggett intercepts and goes to their 25 yard line from where Grasso took it in on the following play. The Red Devils insisted on passing and this time it was Champi coming up with the ball. Once again Stall- worth was given the call, and once again he went like a bolt from the blue for 62 yards and T.D. number five. Again Pietrantonio converted. Chel- sea gave us passing but this proved nothing as our line smothered them. An attempted punt was smothered by. Amoroso and Yahoodik and Pag- liuca recovered for the score. The start of the sec- ond half saw Pat Hughes recover a fumble and this gave Champi a chance to toss to Stevenson for 30 yards and a score. Gibson, Dodge, and ( intolo spelled disaster to almost every attempt by Chel- sea to move. As a final gesture to Everett football. Grasso. behind the blocking of the entire senior line raced for 45 yards and a final score for out- class A Champions, The Cindarolla Team. Final score F.verett 56 - Chelsea 0. To all tho.se boys who were a part of these vic- tories goes a great deal of praise. May all your games in life be victories and may each of you be a credit to all you repivseiit in life. 115 The retirement of Mr. Putnam brought about a change in the coaching leadership of the Crimson. Mr. Ernest Pelosi was appointed to mentor the team and it was hoped that his success as Parlin coach would follow him and have us continue on the path which has been ours for many years. We had a nucleus from the Tournament team of last year and with this experience and the im- provement of our J. V. players our season should be to our advantage. Captain Ed Siudut led the team in its opening game against non-league Reading. Some of the team members had not returned from the football wars to enjoy the early practice and hence we were a little slow, but our potential was there. We enjoyed an eleven point spread at the end of the half and picked up speed in the second half and pulled away to a fifty-nine to forty-one win. Giant Ed dunked in twenty-six points. The league season saw us facing a strong Gold- en Tornado team and this proved to be a real test of our ability. Hughes, Grasso, Profenna, and Siudut played a great first half game and put us into forty-four to thirty-five lead. Maiden con- tained us in the third period but ran out of steam as we owned the basket in the final stanza. Ches- lofska played a great defensive game while Siudut came up with a big thirty-eight points in our seventy-nine to sixty-eight win. Against North Quincy we rolled to an early lead and then went completely cold in the second period with a very meager ten points. This proved to be our undoing and we were never able to come back. Although we did outscore them in the second half it was not enough and we met defeat I 16 seventy-eight to sixty-five. Siudut was again high with twenty-seven points with Cheslofska and Romano doing a great job. We closed out the year 1964 by bombing the Red Devils of Chelsea by a ninty-four to fifty score. After the first period it was no contest as we ran them off the floor. Again it was Siudut followed by Grasso and Cheslofska garnering most of the points. The year 1965 was ushered in with a spine- tingler against Somerville. The first half gave us a two point advantage as we matched baskets. Big Ed was not having a good night and the slack was taken up by Romano and Grasso. We stretched our lead to four points at the end of the third period and were in good shape. Siudut was finding his eye and all looked well. Then it hap- pened as again we went cold with a nine point quarter and they tied it up at the whistle. The overtime saw us still unable to score well and this downfall cost us our second loss by a seventy- seven to seventy-five score. The long bus ride to New Bedford tied us up a bit and we were slow to start. Our deliberate game paid off in the long run as we returned to the win column in a low-scoring fifty-four to forty-eight game. Siudut, Cheslofska, Grasso, and Profenna were standouts. The Presidents of Quincy gave us plenty of headaches for three periods. Only three points separated us at the half and this became six in our favor at the close of the three-quarter mark. Then it happened! A final thirty-four point quarter and we had devastated them by a ninty-five to seventy score. Siudut set an all-time high record with forty-four points. Munn, Grasso, Cheslofska. and Profenna were great in this win. The Medford Mustangs posed a problem as they slowed us down to a steady game. We built up a lead in the middle two periods and held on to win by a sixty-six to sixty-three score. The final game in the first half season play matched the Crimson against Revere. Again Siu- dut was tied up all night and this gave us other openings as Romano went to the front with twenty-seven points. The rest of the scoring was evenly divided in this sixty-three to fifty-seven win. Our return encounter with Maiden was almost a repeat performance. After being down by two points at the end of the first period we forged ahead and gradually built up a lead to wind up on the long side of seventy-eight to sixty-five score. Captain Siudut had twenty-seven points with Romano close behind with twenty-two. Cheslofska and Grasso were their usual fine play- makers. We went after undefeated North Quincy on their home court intent upon revenge. We went out to a seven point first period lead and then fell apart in the second period to be outscored by twelve points. The third period was a famine for us and it looked as though it was not to be our night. Suddenly Grasso and Siudut found their 83 1 17 shooting eyes and we rolled. Defensive work by Profenna and Cheslofska and point scoring by the rest of the team saw us drop in nineteen points to their nine as we pulled it out of the fire sixty-eight to sixty-five. Our return bout with Chelsea was not the shoo- in that our previous outing had been. We were slow to start and Chelsea led at the end of the period. We awoke from our state of lethargy and slowly overcame their lead and gradually moved ahead to wind up the victors sixty-one to fifty- two. We had a return revenge battle with our old friend Somerville on their court. The first half decided nothing as we wound up in a thirty-six-all deadlock. We had a good third period and led by six points as we went into the final quarter. We almost matched them point for point and held on to win by a sixty-seven to sixty-three margin. Siudut was tremendous as he controlled the boards and dropped in thirty-eight points. We poured it on to New Bedford in the first period and then relaxed for two periods. The final period saw us pick up speed again and come out on top by a seventy-three to sixty-five score. Siudut was high with thirty points followed by Romano with nineteen and Grasso with sixteen. The return game with Quincy proved to be very interesting for the first period as they matched us basket for basket. However, we started to click in the second quarter and pulled away to a five point lead. We ran this lead up to thirteen points at the three-quarter mark and then slumped off in the final stanza. The outcome was seventy-four to sixty-five. Siudut continued his scoring ability wth a total of twenty-five points while Grasso dropped in eleven. Cheslofska had a hot hand on both offense and defense as did Bill Profenna. The Medford Mustangs gave us competition for one period and then the roof fell in on them. We had a thirty-three point second period and bombed out a fifty-four to thirty-two lead at the end of the half. We picked up where we had left off before the rest period and outscored them by almost a two to one margin. This proved to be our highest scoring game of the season as the final count was one hundred seven to sixty-eight. Ed Siudut proved he was great once again as he scored an even forty points. Grasso. Romano, and Champi all were in double figures. We are assured of tournament play at this time and feel that we can go a long way if the team plays to its best ability. Time does not per- mit the coverage of the tournament inasnuich as the book must go to press. Congratulations are in order for AU-American and All-Scholastic Captain Ed Siudut. His leader- ship and play has been a great inspiration to the whole team. To all the seniors we say thanks for the many interesting and fun-filled nights of victories and a few defeats in their years of competition. We hope your future brings baskets of health, wealth, and happiness and that you never have a foul called on vou. I 18 Coach Henry Schlegel had a pleasing smile on his face as he hopefully gazed at his returning veterans. He felt the team would be fairly good and in this he was not to be disappointed. He knew that his weakness might lie in the fact that his goalies were inexperienced. We opened against old rival Christopher Colum- bus and had a few rough spots during the night. This was due in part to the fact that a few mem- bers of the team were delayed in starting practice after football season. Captain Steve Dunn set a fine example as he played a fine game and seemed to be a steadying factor. Our first score came when Mike Merenda sailed in after a perfect pass from Dave Lawrence and back-handed it into the net. Columbus came right back and tied the game up. Late in the game Lou DePrizio drove down the ice with Fran Stevenson and took his pass and s lapped it in for our winning goal. We returned to do battle with the Beach City boys of Revere and never seemed able to get started in true style. We managed to score one goal on a fine play by Steve Dunn on a power play with Stevenson and DePrizio in on the assists. From here on the night was long and dark as they proceeded to sink five goals and send us down to our first defeat of the season. The Red Devils of Chelsea came up with a pretty fair team this season and had hopes of finishing well up in the league. We matched play with them all night long and neither team was able to score as we woumi uj) in a scoreless tie. Don Bosco has always had a pretty fair team and has been a steady rival but this year they lacked experience and players. We had little diffi- culty in downing them by a big eight to two score. Goals were scored by Merenda, H. Lawrence, 120 Stevenson, DePrizio, T. Gibson, and Fred Gibson who performed the Hat Trick with three goals. Assists were by H. Lawrence with three, Merenda with two and Stevenson and Dunn with one each. We ran into nothing but miserable luck against Maiden .Miracle-stops by their goalie saved the night for them as we were downed in a very close game by a three to two score. Mike Merenda and Eddie Amoroso managed to score on assists by Lawrence and Fred Gibson. Everything we did against North Quincy was right. It seemed for a while that whenever we had the puck the red light would flare up in their goal. T. Gibson set a new record with five goals and two assists. The rest of the scoring was by Merenda, H. Lawrence, D. Lawrence, Stevenson with two, Clifford, and Dunn. Assists by Meren- da, H. Lawrence two, Stevenson, Dunn three, F. Gibson, and Amoroso. Without a doubt we put on our greatest performance of the year inas- much as North Quincy was not considered to be a weak team. The final score was twelve to two. We reversed our form the following week against Quincy and for a while it looked as though we couldn ' t get a goal if they were giving them away. We would go just so far in our attack and then we would run into difficulty and lose the puck. Frank Stevenson scored our lone goal on an assist by Lawrence. This was not enough to over- come their two goal lead as we went down to de- feat. Our return game with Columbus saw them revenge their defeat of the early season and take home the win by a two to one margin. Again we were out-lucked and turned back time and time again. We had one concerted effort when T. Gib- son flew down the ice and passed to F. Gibson who inturn dropped a pretty pass into the stroke of Mike Merenda who drove it in for our lone goal. Columbus in the meantime had come up with two goals to beat us by a two to one margin. We had lost Stevenson for this game with a bad shoulder injury. Revere came back at us with just as much strength as they had in the first game and we suffered our second shutout of the season. Once again it was a case of going just so far and not being able to penetrate for the necessary shots to give us a score. This one was hard to take as they come up with a four to nothing win. We bombed back the following week against Don Bosco in no uncertain terms. Another record was set by H. Lawrence as he come up with six assists and two goals. Lou DePrizio managed to score twice and have two assists, while Fred Gibson banged in four goals for a fine night ' s work. Other goals were by Guiliano and T. Gib- son with assists going to Clifford, Nee, and Amoroso with two. The season has been worthwhile even though it had its disappointments. We felt that there were games lost that we could have won with a little luck going our way. To those seniors who have done so well we hope they will skate their way through life and carry with them the realization that victories are wonderful but we do learn a lesson in defeat which may be more beneficial in making our way to the final whistle of life. ■.21 Pat Hughes Frank Stevenson EAR BENDERS— LARYNX ATHLETES Val Green, Diane Listen, Jeanne Speranza, Gerald Auger, Dennis Bradshaw, Michael Ferguson, Renzo Donadia, Jo-Anne Renda, Carol Feraco, Eileen Hiscock, Shirley Covino, Donna Reed, Donna Melvin. Thomas Joyce, Mary Magee, Doreen Romboli, Thomas Atwell. ¥9 FEMALE DESPISERS Richard Andreucci, John Anno, Arthur Sordillo, Lamont Stallworth, Joseph Tenaglia, George Megaloudis, Timothy Coogan, Peter Da- Silva, David DiCicco, Francis Dicker, John Pietrella, Marshall Taylor, Richard Yavarow, Elmer Warren, Authur Tornquist, Ronald Toce, Carlo Albano, Michael Arinello, Robert Bishara, John Stella, Walter Marden. MARITAL STATUS HOUNDS Charles Ardell, James Basford, William Cooper, Dennis Haggett, Allen Halvorsen, Wilson Flight, Joseph DeSisto, Edward Harney, Joseph DiMare, Edward Doherty, Anthony Gentile, Philip Goyetche, John Keenan, William Ravanesi, Arthur Peters, Parker Valentine, Ronald LoConte, Vincent Polito. POPULATION EXPLOSION AIDES Dona Leo, Paul Abate, Linda Lombardi, Mary Lawrence, Linda Catalano, Patricia Bencale, Patricia Blacquiere, Kathy Carmody, Antoinette DiBenedetto, James Dodge, Christine Beradino, Maria DiDonato, Thomas McFarland, Joseph Mangiafico, Kenneth Milo, Joanne Petrillo, Eileen Ryan, Sandra Cirrone, Kathleen Dolan, Anthony Silva. 133 HILARITY HORTICULTURISTS Donna Leo, Paul Abate, Linda Lombardi, Mary Lawrence, Linda strong, Judith King, Cheryl Joy, Susan Arsenault, Diane Brosseau, Carla Petricone, Patricia Corbett, Peggy Sheehan, Gregory Costa, James Menza, Cecilia Popovich, James Spriggs, Stephen Russo, Robert Sarabia. RULERS OF THE ROOST Joyce Marshall, Kathleen Briekley, Gloria Delcore, Marilyn Vin- chesi, Yvonne Moreshi, Harriet Perry, Nancy Consalvo, Lorraine DeMaria, Christine Howe, Jo-Anne Jandrys, Evelyn Plunkett, Jose- phine Masi, Sandra Sordillo, Pamela Solemina, Patricia Silva, Carol Ely, Diane McConnell, Lorraine Scola, Frances Foley. EVASIVE FEMS Barbara Ahlin, Elaine Murphy, Therese Champi, Loretta demons, Lorraine Dondero, Linda LeMoure, Dorothy LeFave, Ruth Legere, Dale Gahm, Donna Green, Alice Hickey, Jean Petrillo, Rose Surette, Joan Rogers, Geraldine Sullivan, Barbara LaRaia. LEADERS OF THE PACK Patricia Cahill, Michael Rivers, Maureen Guarino. Vicki Giannantonio, James Stewart, Paulette Bruno, Karen Durant, Claire LaRossa, Michelle Guarino, Alice Pickett, Gerry Bagarella, Joyce Kelly, Linda Anderson, Lorraine C)-uikshank, Robert Nitishin, Elaine IMastrangelo, Jean Noseworthy, Raymond Cheney, Mary Ciampa, Earl demons, Robert Mattuchio. TO HE A DIAPER DIPPER Linda Baldassarre, Louise Pepe, Donna Bcllacqua, Lorraine Birming- ham, James Nicolo, William Nolan, Janice Gushing, Pamela Hawkins, Theresa P ' asano, Caroline Ernst, Harold Rawlinson , Elizabeth Ten- nant, Gayle Thistle, Nancy Scaparotti, Elizabeth Carreiro, Catherine Centola. 3 MUSCULAR MASCUIINS Gerald Grasso, Mike Merenda, Jerry Pagliuca, Joe Sabella, Eddie Amoroso, Keiiiie LaVita, Paul DoV ' ito, Michael Ronga, Dona Vautour, Waltci- Hanson, Nicholas Pascouchi. Carmen Natale, Peter Savage, .lohii Rivers, Paul Savage, Thomas McMahon, David Staf- fiery, Thonuis Schnabel, Rohei ' t Wilev. I 34 Gfass J£ ' s or seemed that each had been hurt on a more personal basis. Each and everyone of us offered up a silent prayer for this man who was so symbolic of youth. Everyday life went on and we spent many an en- joyable evening rooting our basketball team into the Tech Tournament, and froze our feet at the hockey games in the Boston Arena. Our clubs meant a great deal more to us as we played a more prom- inent part in them. Then came the night of nights, our first Junior Prom. This was the first real formal for most of us and it was truly Some Enchanted Evening. Gloria Cannatelli and her committe worked diligently to make this the best Junior Prom ever, and they were not disappointed. Tim Carroll was our King and the glamorous Etta Thompson was our Queen. Each boy and girl was a King and Queen is his and her own right and it was truly great to see so much manhood and beauty gathered in the gym. j ' v v ' The baseball season showed the pitching ability of Jack McGonagle and track brought out the run- ning ability of Savage and Hussey. The winners of the Oratorical Contest were Adrienne Stavis and John MacDonald with Adrienne the big winner of the day. Time was flying, as we soon realized, when it was time to make our appointment cards for our yearbook pictures. Then there seemed to be a lull in overcrowded corrodors and we realized the seniors were gone. Bill Munn received the Harvard Book award in the final assembly, and then it was all over. jj llJ; Our final summer to enjoy saw us having our pictures taken for the yearbook. September and our final year. We were dignified seniors now with a certain austerity to uphold. We were kindly, gener- ous, and thoughtful as we misdirected the poor lost souls, the sophomores. Gee but the kids coming into this school certainly look younger and smaller! Gerry Grasso was re-elected President and the of- ficers to serve with him were Pat Hughes, Fran O ' Leary and Gloria Cannatelli. Elaine Sullivan serv- ed as Chairman of the Council with the assistance of Eddie Amoroso, Linda Baldassarre, Frank Stev- enson, Valarie Green, and June McPhee. We were all-powerful. Then came the yearbook elections and Pat Hughes was elected Editor-in-Chief with a staff of able assistants. This year our football team was undefeated Champion of Class A and enjoyed a wonderful trip to Florida. Our seniors certainly gave us plenty to root about. Grasso, Hughes, and Stevenson were named to All-Scholastic teams. Then followed the basketball season and we yelled ourselves hoarse. Ed Siudut became the first Everett player to ever score over a thousand points in his career. We went into the tournament and conducted ourselves in a credible manner. We were saddened by the sudden death of Mr. DiGiacomo, former assistant basket- ball coach and teacher of Social Studies. We took college Boards and studied, took part in clubs and studied, enjoyed plays and studied and managed to survive. We can ' t forget those field trips with the Prep Club and the vast amount of information we gained. Then there was Junior Achievement and the future moguls and tycoons had a chance to perform. Dick Hussey led the track team while Paul Savage led the first cross country team. Baseball Captain Jack MacGonagle and Co-Captain Carmen DellaPiana put on a great show for us to enjoy. In the meantime Henrietta Giso was named Yearbook Queen and Carol Contilli Football Queen. For some reason there was a strange feeling of restlessness which seemed to permeate the entire class. People worried about getting into college, others worried about a job and what the future held for them, and others worried because they were not worrying. S S S ff That wioe-e asopfiomore of two years ago became a thing of the past. The kid with the peach fuzz on his face was now a proud owner of a razor. The immature little girl quite overcome with her glamor had become a very sophisticated young lady. Could this be our class! wSB Then came our final gala event. The Senior Ball. This will always remain in our memories as the out- standing social event of our high school life. Gerry Pagliuca and his committee prepared a wonderful evening for us which saw us dining and dancing until five in the morning at the Sidney Hilt Country Club. Spring vacation came and went and we knew the end was in sight. We had our final fling at fun and frolic when Class Day was held and then came that final day of Graduation. Now that it is here we wish it were otherwise. We glance about and see the faces of our classmates as the look of wonder about where the years have gone obsess them. How long have we been together? — one- three- four- twelve years. This is the end. How can this be so? We have lived to- gether, studied together, played together, fought together, eaten together, laughed together, cried together and now it is all over. The parting of the ways. Each to go his own way and to lead his own life. Some to meet again and some never to meet again. There is saddness in our parting, but this is life. We must take the bitter with the sweet and realize we are better persons for having known each other. No matter where we go, we are one. One in spirit, one in glory; one in success, one in failure. Never shall our ensign, symbol of The Class of ' 65, be low ered in disgrace. We bid farewell to Alma Mater and thank her for her many gifts. We thank God for His blessings and for His protection in the past and pray that He will guide us in the future. To each and every member we wish joy, happiness, and success. Let us hope that some day we may meet again and bring back — MEMORIES.