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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

.««U« MEMORIAL U BABV EVERETT. MASS. Diane M. (.llancy Secretary 2 Allen S. Callender Treasurer 3 a, Secreiariaf Siafjf Back row: Marisa locco, Patricia Perry, and Donna Drake. Front row: Janice Palumbo, Joanne Ciol, and Donna MacNeill. 5 LOUIS A. WENDELSTEIN January 29, 1966 We dedicate this book to the memory of this man who did so much for the youth of our city. His untiring and unselfish interest was an inspiration to all. His love of God, family, and country was the key to his happiness on earth. May He Rest In Peace JKemoriam Gordon H. Morris February 20, 1966 The Class of Nineteen hundred sixty-six respectfully pays tribute to the memory of this man. Doc was unhesitating in his devotion to his work and a true friend to all his students. Husband, Father, Teacher, Friend. May He Rest In Peace Cjn fis£ Depar inen Back row: Joseph P. Morse, Ralph W. Mallett, Ray- mond Gallagher, Lawrence A. Vozella, Amerino J. Sarno, Joseph P. Hines, Richard E. Hickey, Henry J. Schlegel, Vincent P. Concannon, Joseph R. Hilyard, and Francis Foley. Front row: Caroline F. Gerety, Art; Marie A. Gordinier, Librarian; Mary H. Du- Val, and Elaine Martini. Science 7)epar men Back row: Hyman Silverman, Bernard Sullivan, Louis A. Wendelstein, John Carpenter, William Rich- mand, and Leo P. Kutrubes. Front row: Barbara Robinson, Edith LoPilato. Tlfa Ae na ics Oeparlineni Back row: Edward Ricupero, Phillip L. McAuliffe, Walter P. Zanor, Mario Vultaggio, John J. Brogna. Front row: Robert N. Millett, Willard B. Whitte- more. Socio Siucfies Depariineni Back row: Charles Malta, Eugene F. Testa, Michael J. O ' Donnell, James Peddle, Robert Barile, and John DiBiaso. Front row: Frederick Leach, Alfred C. Dowd, Edward Leo, and Joseph P. Barry. eBusiness T)epaHmenl Back row: Nicholas Pascouchi, James T. McKinlay, Peter DeSesa, and Mathew V. Walsh. Front row: Rosemary A. Moscato, Julia M. Gibbons, Eileen A. Whelan, Phyllis Farber, Jane O ' Neil, and Michele Tuberosa. J ome Cjconomics ancf mCecAanica CTlris T)eparim en is Back row: Gordon M. Morris, Zolton J. Csicsek, and Paul Sullivan. Front row: Alice Drago, Doris A. McGaffey, Lillian G. Richardson, Anne Wick, Nurse; Joseph Finegan, and Arthur 0. Schricker. an ua e T)epar nen Back row: James E. Rafferty, John T. Schatz, and Stephen R. Daisy. Front row: Victor E. DeRubeis, Doris DiTullio, Mary E. Dorn, and Lavinia Macauda. 2). 3r Taming an CP£ysicaf Cjcfucaiion T eparimenis Back row: Francis Foley, and John Foresteire. Front row: Thomas R. Brickley, Waine I. MacAllister, Lois Alpert, and Robert A. Marques. uicfance Z)epar ne 7 James T. McKinlay, Rose O ' Rourke, George W. Clay, and Mathew V. Walsh. 12 us KIDS RICHARD G. ADDORISIO 28 Parlin Street Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Business management is Richie ' s ambition. And we are confident he ' ll acquire this position. With his winning way we soon shall see, Richie on top sitting carefree. JOAN AGRI 53 Woodlawn Avenue Always pleasant, smiling, and nice. A girl to who7n one tvould look- twice. A better friend wc never knew. As good and kind as she is true. DOMINIC P. ALBANO 57 Cedar Street Whether it be a Rambler or a GTO , If it doesn ' t go; Y ' oH u ' on ' t haiH ' to panic With Dam as your mechanic. HELEN M. ALBANO 148A Bradford Street With lots of charm and a pleasant smile, That ' s our Helen — always in style. She ' s always sweet and alicays gay, Because of this she ' ll go a long way. DANIELLE H. ALAURA 159 Vernal Street Dramatics 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad. Pretty and sweet. She can ' t be beat. In the future, we shall see, A legal secretary Danielle will be. MARYANN ALBANO 44 Dean Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. To be a teacher is Maryann ' s . desire, A better person no school could hire. A lot of patience Marya)ni trill need, And because of this she ' s sure to succeed. To a im DONNA L. ALECKNA 11 Stuart Street be a steivardess is Donna ' s Making people happy while up in a plane She ' ll do her job and do her best And she ' ll be the best of all the rest. DIANE C. ALLEN 34 Waverly Avenue Aivay from the crowds Way up in the clouds Diane will soon acquire, The success she does desire. WILLIAM AMOROSO 12 Raymond Street Jr. Achievement 2. Engineering is Bill ' s aim And in this field he ' ll gain fayne He ' ll strive to better himself and never stop Until he ' s the man who ' s at the top. LINDA R. ANDERSON 11 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. As a steivardess there couldn ' t be finer In a jet or in an airliner Taking care of her passengers all the ivhile How could Lyn fail with her pleasant smile. DOROTHY E. ANDREOTTI 151 Elm Street Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2. Dottie ' s a girl we all adore Knowledge and charm add to the score. A pretty girl with personality plus, That ' s how she ' ll be remembered to us. JAMES R. ANDRULLI 6 Jacobs Place Here ' s ambitioyi is to be an engineer To gain this position he won ' t have to fear If he stays the way he is today We won ' t have to worry about his earning his pay. JAMES A. ANGIOLILLO 107 Swan Street A manager in business !s Jim ' s destination, We ' re sure he ' ll make it icithout hesitation. When he ' s on top he ' ll lead with a hard hand, And he will be famous all over the land. DONNA M. ARMSTRONG 19 Franklin Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3. To be a bookkeeper is Donna ' s ambition, A7id ivith her good work she ' s sure to gain this position. Stay as personable as yoi( are, Your future will be as bright as a star. SANDRA D. ANZUONI 1 Lincoln Street Italian Club 4; Prep Club 4. To become a nurse is Sandra ' s a im , And through this she ivill gain fame. To find a cure and give a pill. To all those people who are ill. JANICE M. ARSENAULT 6 Dartmouth Street Janice wants an artist ' s career. She ' ll succeed never fear. A girl so quiet and very sweet, To all she knows she is a treat. LOUIS APRUZZESE 105 Clarence Street Class Officer 2; H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; thespians 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Prom Comm. 4. Louie is handsome, talented and gay. He wants to be a teacher in the future day. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Best of luck in the future to our good friend Lou . JOHN P. AVAKIAN 15 Rich Street H.R. Officer 4. It is our Jackie ' s ambition, To become an electrician. With his good looks and his kind of class. We ' re sure there will be no one converting to gas. EDWARD B. AYLER 48 Prescott Street French Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Eddie we know has great amhition, hi electronics he jcill fill that position. He ' s sure to succeed, for his talents are many, His business is open to all and to any. RICHARD P. BALENO 30 Woodville Street French Club 4. Rich ' s plans are to go to college, I guess he plans to gain more knowledge. After he graduates from here, We ' re sure he ' ll find himself a career. 6 JAMES A. BABSON 102 Vernal Street Although Jim ' s plans are still unknown, Whe7i he fiiiishes college he will he known. For whatever Jim plans to do It ' ll be in the best interest for me and you. LOUIS BALDI 216 Bradford Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. To be a dentist is Louie ' s ambition, Drilling and filling from every position. With his brains and his winning way, We ' ll soon see Louie fighting tooth decay. KEITH M. BAMFORD 65 Clinton Street Keith ahvays does his best, No matter what the obstacle or test. To be a draftsman is what Keith is u ' ishing. With his determination he ' s sure to fulfill this ambition. ROBERT A. BARBANTI 33 Edith Avenue guess Bob ' s ambition is a little wavy, For he icayits to go to college and then the navy. But whatever he may decide to do, WU be in the interest of me and you. LAMONT W. BARRY 28 Reynolds Avenue French Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Hockey 3, 4. In the very near future ijou irill see A famous lawyer Laiuout Barry . We ' ll bring all our troubles to you for aid Provided, of course, you won ' t get paid. MARCIA L. BELLOFATTO 19 K.K. Terrace Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Marey ' s a very special girl. Bright and shiny as a peal. To be an airline rescrvat iouist is her aim, We surely wish her success and fame. ELLIS A. BARTON 36 Waverly Avenue Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. In the future we shall see An electronic engineer our friend Ellie . He ' ll do his job all the way through Making things easier for mc and you. JANICE M. BELLUSCIO 95 Francis Street An IBM operator Belluch will be. We can watch her buzz that H03. With your brain aiid personality Good Luck Belluch we know you ' ll succeed. DAVID R. BELLOFATTO 31 Shirley Street Football 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. To be a Phys. Ed. teacher is Dave ' s desire Keeping the kids ' muscles groiving higher and higher. He ' ll keep them under control or you shall see Mr. Bellofatto will give ' m an E . LINDA A. BENKO 85 Vine Street Bengy says a hairdresser she wants to be Making pretty curls for all to sec. After she does, and shows her styles so dear. Then you will see why she chose this career. MARYANN BERLANDI 9 West Street H.R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4; Majorette 3; French Club 4; Prep Club 4. E.H.S. is proud to say Their peace corps girl is oti her tvay. MaryAnn u-ill be a success Right from the start. RICHARD J. BERTHOLDT 5 A Argyle Street Track 2; Jr. Achievement 4. To be an architect is Walsh ' s aim His inventive qualities will gain great fame For %ve all know his tcinning way Will bring him to the top in a future day. JOYCE BEST 66 Pearl Street Choral Arts 4; Prep Club 4; Li- Gil. Sul. 4: Jr. Achiev. 4; brary Staff 4. Joyce is cute; Joyce is sweet As a secretary she can ' t be beat With her charm and ambition She will gain much recognition. SHERYL A. BLUMENTHAL 44 Francis Street H.R.Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Glee Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. A devoted position is Sheryl ' s ambition During her life she cayits to teach, A goal ive know she ' ll surely reach. 6 LOIS A. BERTULLI 30 Shute Street Italian Club 3, 4. In us, Lois hasn ' t confided, On the future she has decided In any field that she does cndca vor. We know she u-ill be very clever. STEVEN D. BOCHETTI 58 Glendale Street Lyceum 4; Prep Club 4. .4 different po.iition is Steve ' . ' i aim. In Social Psychology he hopes to succeed. And someday soon take the lead. J ' VICTOR A. BONACETO 2 Henderson Street Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. With his ivarm and friendly ivaij. Vic will be a teacher some day Stririiig to succeed in all he II do We know hifi desire will soon come true. ANTHONY R. BONO 304 Ferry Street Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Our Augie is really quite a ( iiy As a teacher he ' ll be just great And surely turn out to be first rate. JOSEPHINE A. BONO 85 Bow Street Alivays smiling always gay That ' s our Bones in every way. We know this girl will be a success Because she alivays tries her best. LEONARD S. BONO 35 Madison Avenue Italian Club 4; Prep Club 4. Bound to college to increase his knowledge Leo will be famous You ' ll see! MICHAEL T. BONTEMPO 76 Gledhill Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Baseball 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Teaching math or the historic past, Mike will succeed in his huge task. With his hu)nor and ivinning smile He 7vill be a teacher ivcll worth- while. RONALD A. BORSETI 53 Estes Street Italian Club 4. Well liked by all Ron ' s always on the ball. His goal is quite clear It ' s on to college for his future career. 20 JOYCE A. BOWSER 58 Foster Street Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4. A biochemist is what Joyce Hants to be, And a sure success, you will see. A girl who is full of cheer and zest, Her classmates wish her the very best. GREGORY BRENT 16 Harding Avenue H.R. Officer 2. Though quiet and studious, Gregory may be In the teaching profession we clearly see. That he ' ll be the tops that we all know Good wishes to him icherever he goes. ALAN L. BRADBROOK 42 Winthrop Road H.R. Officer 2; Jr. Achiev. 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Our Tex is really quite a guy, He ' ll be rated icay up high. Drafting is his ambition, But we know he ' ll succeed in any position. PAUL J. BRENNAN 40 Jefferson Avenue Football 2, 3, 4. ' (( ( is one of the carefree guy He never worries, never sighs. In any field that Paul endeavors. We knoir he u-ill be very ch eer. ELAINE L. BROGNA 16 Albion Street Personality is just one feature, That is contained in this future teacher Going to school is well worth- while When to tile. Elaine ' s class you ' ll VICTORIA E. BROWN 765 Broadway Gil. Sul. 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Piep Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. A psychologist ' s u-ork is never through. So u-e ' re all H-ishi)ig luck to you, Vickie will alieays he happy and su ' cef, And you ' ll find her u-ork will be neat. MARY A. BUCCI 91 Vernal Street Prep Club 4. Whether secretary or teacher, Mary irill be a good feature. Her charming tvay and bright smile, Will bring her success all the while. JOHN J. BURKE, JR. 46 Shute Street Gil. Sul. 3; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4. Emmo leant s to be a book- keeper and accountant one day. To succeed in ei ' ery way. He ' ll rise above all competition. And be the best in the position. 1 CHARLICE M. BUCKLEY 36 Franklin Street H.R. Officer 2; French Club 2, 3. With her kindyiess and under- standing, Chuck 2vill surely be out- standing. Helping to do all she can, She will succeed and be just grand. JOHN F. BURGESS 33 Warren Street H.R. Officer 2, 3. In the Air Force, J. B. will take his course. With his ivinning smile and pleasant u ' ay. He ' ll make history some fine day. TVIARYLOU BURKE 11 Kenwood Road Lou is full of fun, Always sweet to everyone. She is very pretty and so clever. To be an I DAI operator is her endeavor. DIANE M. BURNHAM 62 Baldwin Avenue At business work, Di will not shirk. She ' ll keep the books and type the letter, And in her field there ' ll be no better. WARREN E. BUYS 123 Russell Street On the top Warren ivill one day appear As an aerodynamic engineer, May a mastermind he he And make things great for you and me. RITA C. CAIAZZO 99 Waverly Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 4; Library Staff 4. Here ' s a girl who ' s lots of fun, Oar Rita is liked by everyone. Always a smile; never a pout, She is sure to see life out. JOANNE G. CAFASSO 63 Winthrop Street Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Joanne ' s ambition is to major in biology. Whether teacher or researcher she ' ll be. We ' re sure she ' ll do it success- fully. ALLEN S. CALLENDER 11 Woodward Street Class Officer 2, 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. When Steve becomes an engineer Many complex problems will disappear. For he has a gift of being adept. At working with and mastering a new concept. LOUIS A. CAIAZZO 99 Waverly Street H.R. Officer 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. In baseball and basketball he ' s our bet. As a Phys. Ed. Teacher he ' ll be all set. That he ' ll succeed forever more, We have no doubts, we ' re so 6 6 23 FRANK F. CALO 219 Chelsea Street Dramatics 2; Jr. Achiev. 3. Drafting is Frank ' s chosev career, With his ambition and talent lee knov it irill be near. Good luck, to you, Frank, Wc knoic ijou ' ll make the rank. JOAN M. CAMERON 16 Hillside Avenue Joannie is always quiet, Joannie is always sweet. ' ' Joannie is always charming, Joannie is ahvays neat. PAUL P. CALO 99 East Elm Street H.R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev 3. Cross over the bridge, Have no fear, For Paul wants to be an engineer. EDA CANTER 244 VINE Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. To teach school is Eda ' s ambition. With her fine ways. She ' ll fulfill this position. DEBORAH A. CAMERON 236 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Energetic, excitable, devoted Debbie We know she ' ll be o)i tope in her career of physical therapy. LINDA A. CAPONE 42 Pearl Street H.R. Officer 2; Prep Club i; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Al has a pretty smile, That we ' ll remember all the while. As a receptionist at her desk all day. She ' ll certainly deserve a raise in pay. DANIEL C. CAPRA 19 Avon Street A transmission specialist is Dan ' s aim, We hope this goal he ivill attain. He ' s got the looks and the way, That ' ll make him a big success someday. RALPH A. CARMICHAEL 12 West Street The ambition of Ralph is yiot so rare. It ' s the wish to make money. May his future be fair. DIANE CAPRA 19 Avon Street Taking notes from the boss ' s knee, A secretary is what Diane wants to be. With her dark hair and sparkling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sighs. GERALD P. CARMODY 61 Waverly Street Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish club 4. Jerry icants to teach school, And guide his pupils with the Golden Rule . In this field of education. He ' ll become a great sensation. LEONARD J. CAPUA 110 Clarence Street Prep Club 4. Lenny wants to be an engineer, We know he has the skill. He ' ll be a success in this career, Because he has the will. ROBIN E. CASARJIAN 8 Maiden Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 4. As a teacher Robin u ' ill find the rank exactly to a tee. She ' s pretty, sweet and gay which anyone can see. Loaded with initiative and full of zest It ivon ' t be long before she ' ll be sitting behind a desk. WILLIAM J. CASO 267 Chelsea Street Billy won ' t reveal to what position he aspires, But here is one guy who is sure to ?(•  all desires. When his money begins to roll, We ' ll know Billy has found his goal. DOMINIC J. CAVALLARO 17 Elm Street Dom ' s future lies in teaching His career u ' ill be far-reaching. We ' re proud of him in every way, Good hick to you from day to day. DIANE M. CATALDO 193 Linden Street Dramatics 3, 4; Italian Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Gil. Sul. 2. Diane was ahvays loads of fun And truly loved by everyone With her pretty hair arid sparkling ivays As a medical secretary, she ' ll gain great praise. CAROLYN A. CENTOLA 70 Boston Street To get married is Carolyn ' s ambition in life. And if we know Carolyn she ' ll make a wonderful rvife. She ' s very pretty and has a twinkle in her eye And the rnan who marries her will be a very lucky guy. MARY E. CATANZANO 80 Reed Avenue Junior Achievement 4. In a laboratory Mary will plan To assist the doctor as much as she can. The fight for life she ' ll try to meet And never ever admit defeat. ANNETTE M. CERICOLA 17 Francis Street H.R. Officer 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Pep Squad 4. Her smile made lis cheerful every day We go for Anniepoo in a great big way To be a hairdresser is her ambition, She ' ll be terrific in this position. f FRANK K. CHAMPI 81 School Street Class President 4; H.R. Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 2; Spanish Club 4. Frank is our man with brains and braivn He ' ll he a teacher before very long, So with the best of Inck to a real great guy When you make the top we ' ll all know why. DIANNE L. CHIARELLO 17 Francis Street Dramatics 4; French Club 4; Lyceum 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. To become an executive secretary is Dianne ' s desire. She ' ll work in a way that all ivill admire. And with her gay and winning smile She will skillfully type and also file. RONALD L. CHETWYNDE 132 Russell Street Ron as an engineer of fame Will be a credit to his name. In future years we ' ll see his ivork, so grand, In all big buildings in our land. JOANNE J. CIOL 50 Clark Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Sqaud 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics 2, 3; Gil. Sul. 2, 3. Acquiescent, ambitious, fun- loving Joanne Having her for a secretary would please any man. We know you ' ll go far in your chosen career. So good luck to you and may success be near. ANN P. CHIARELLO 17 Francis Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; French Club 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Ann is neat and sure is siveet. She has a personality that no one can beat. To be an airline hostess is her desire. And at that position, fame she ' ll acquire. DANIEL M. CIPRIANI 88 Irving Street H.R. Officer 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Danny ' s ambitioyi is noble and sound No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed, As a chemical engineer, Dan will take the lead. CHARLES D. CIRRONE 94 Third Street When Charlie embarks on his career, None of us need ever fear. For in his chosen field he ' ll head the class, As a swell musician others he tvill surpass. BEVERLY A. CLARK 66 Francis Street Pep Squad 2, 3. Whe)i Bev graduates from college, Teaching is n-hat she wants to do. We feel she is quite capable. In making her desire come true. LILLIAN J. CIULLA 10 Elsie Street H.R. Officer 4; Pep Squad 4; Prep Club 4. Thoughts of bcantij ivon ' t be just wish in ' When Lil becomes a skilled beautician. Your hair she ' ll set and your nails she ' ll manicure, She ' ll make you a beauty, that ' s for sure. ANTHONY V. CLEMENTE 45 Staples Avenue Tony thinks he needs ynore knowledge, So off he goes to college. He is really fun to know, He will succeed wherever he may go. MARIE B. CIULLA 92 Francis Street H.R. Officer 2. Ria ' s desire is office work, To fulfill her ambition. We know she ' ll be successful, In obtaining this position. ROSANNA COCCIARDI 160 Buckman Street Gil. Sul. 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. A high school teacher — .My that ' s great. So this is going to be Roe ' s fate. With her smile and pretty face. She will always obtain first place. BARBARA A. COCCO 96 Vernal Street Prep Club 4. A secretary is Barb ' s great aim For with her ability she ' ll gain fame. Good luck is sure to come her way hi a future so bright and gay. ALAN B. COHEN 33 Francis Street Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. Al ' s disposition and smiling face Will tvin him friends in any place. In the business world with a witty mind He ' ll leave everyone else far behind. STEVEN J. COGLIANO 58 Cleveland Avenue Football 2. To be a plumber is Cog ' s ambition There is no one better to fill this position. With his wrench and bolt He ' ll never be a dolt. LOIS H. COHEN 168 Nichols Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4. To be a teacher is Lo ' s great aim For with her charm she ' ll surely gain fame. A girl so pretty and sweet, A finer person you ' ll never meet. TONIA L. COGLIANO 14 Parlin Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Pep Squad 4. Tonia ' s dream we ' re sure she ' ll win, A dream to be a secretary of medicine. A girl so sweet and nice To any office she ' ll add lots of spice. WILLIAM COHEN 52 Windsor Street Kind of quiet but always there, Billy ' s goal is to be an engineer. And who better could there be. Than a boy with his ability. JOSEPH P. COLLINS 97 Swan Street School Council 3, 4; HR. Of- ficer 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thes- pians 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Band 2, 3; Or- chestra 2; Lyceum 4; Prep Club 4 ; Yearbook Staff. Tall and fhi)i and good on looks Joe ' s really a demon when he cracks those books. As a teacher we know he ' ll ex- cel For we ' re all here to wish him ivell. DORIS L. CONLON 109 Cleveland Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 4. To be a secretary is Doris ' s de- sire, She ' ll set the business jvorld on fire. With her ivinning smile and friendly ways Success is hers in future days. JOAN M. CONVERT 6 Foster Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Lyceum 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2. Here ' s a girl u ' ith brains and wit, In the business world she ' ll be a hit. With her winning and delight- ful ways Irish ivill gain success in all that pays. PATRICIA N. COPPOLA 27 Garland Street Glee Club 2; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Ahcays happy and always gay. As an X-ray technician Pat irill be Class A. Here ' s luck from us to you That you ' ll be a success in all you do. PAULA F. CORREGGIO 22 Tappan Street Dramatics 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Likeable, sweet, and, oh, so smart Paula is sure to steal your heart. Teaching is her fond desire, 1)1 this field there ' ll be no one higher. RICHARD P. CORREGGIO 31 Marie Avenue Dick wants to be an auto- motive engineer. To him it is very clear. In this field he ' ll gain renoivn As the best that can be found. MARIANN CORRENTI 26 Forest Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Pep Squad 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. A medical secretary Mariann wants to be, She ' ll be the best you ' ll ever see. A girl as nice as you ' ll ever meet As a secretary she ' ll be hard to beat. LOUISE COVIELLO 61 Madison Avenue Lou ' s the girl with lots of j ersonality. A secretary is what she wants to be. With her gay and winning smile, She will skillfully type and file. KATHLEEN COSTA 103 Broadway Little Kathie ' s dream she did not name, But be sure she ' ll acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do The best of luck from us to you. ROBERT D. CRAFTS 33 Haskell Avenue Prep Club 4. Though undecided about his fate We know his plans will turn out great. We are sure he will achieve success Because he is one of the nicest in our class. MARGUERITE E. COTTONE 12 Harrison Avenue A finer girl will never be found All the way the world around With her smile, charyn and personality. No finer medical secretary will you see. LUCIE M. CRIBBINS 55 Albion Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. To be a nurse is Lu ' s aim To help the sick and disregard fame. She ' ll find a cure for every ill While giving out a wonder pill. DONNA M. CROKE 24 Franklin Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Everett High won ' t be the same With Dovna gone to play life ' s game During her life she wants to teach A goal irhich she is sure to reaeh JOAN C. CULWELL 41 Bolster Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Joanie is quiet, shy a7id siceet As a nurse she will gain a seat Helping her patieyits in every way She ' ll live a nurse ' s life from day to day. RICHARD A. CUMMINGS 40 Pleasant View Avenue Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. To be an architectural engineer Is Rich ' s desire we hear. With his wiyining ways He ' ll be a success in every phase. LAWRENCE M. CUNEO 50 Pearl Street On every airstrip across the country Our Larry will be known as a pilot extraordinary. Up in the skies tee ' ll see him fly As all the years do pass by. ROBERT CUTONE 10 Shute Street School Council 2, 3, 4; H.R. Of- ficer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Italian Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff ; Jr. Achiev. 4. With his winning smile and cheerful wit Bob ivill become an engineer we ' re sure of it. In all the world around You ' ll find no engineer of greater renown. JOSEPH P. CUTRONE 191 Shute Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To study germs is what Joe will do Looking for the helpful and harmful too. As a bacteriologist Joe ivill be great As he looks at plate after plate. ARTHUR P. D ' ANGELO 9 Brown Street Jr. Achievement 3. Ai-tie is going into the military Where he ' ll be great, you ' ll see. While serving in a far-off land, Remember we think you ' re grand. HELEN A. DAVIDIAN 77 Woodville Street Prep Club 4; Pep Squad. Helen will be an asset to her boss, Without her help he ' ll be at a loss, With her charming smile and looks that please, A secretary she will be with ease. JAMES D. D ' ANGELO 31 Bolster Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. We all know Jim ' s quite a gay guy Who has set his goals way up high. The future, Jim is quite clear He ' ll be tops as an engineer. MAUREEN DAVIS 50 Bettinson Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Prep Clu) 4. hi movies, on T.V., or on the stage. We all know Moe will be front page, With looks, charm, and personality She ' ll be a star just wait and see. MARSHALL F. D ' AVANZO JR. 85 Lynn Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Baseball 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club. Smart, witty and gay. As an engineer he ' ll gain top pay. With quickness and sureness in every deed, Marshall is sure to succeed. RICKIE L. DeANGELIS 85 Pearl Street Football 2; Italian Club 3; Base- ball 2. To be a bookkeeper is just great For take a look at Ricks fate. With his gay ways and good looks. He ' ll be the best among the keeper of books. DONNA A. DeFEO 122 Main Street H.R. Officer 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 4. Personality is just one feature. That is contained in this future teacher. For there are none prettier than our Donna With these assets she can ' t miss. DONNA R. DEMERITT 105 Lynn Street One of those rare girls who is neat and petite. With a personality that is very sweet. In the future as a ivife she will excel. And all her classmates wish her well. JAMES F. DeFILIPPO 136 Bow Street Baseball 2. Engiyieering is Jim ' s aim. His talents the world will know. In his ivork he ' ll find his fame. And to the top he ' ll surety go. RONALD E. DEOME 44 Fuller Street Dramatics 4; Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4. When Ronnie embarks on his career, None of us need ever fear. For in his chosen field he ' ll head the class, As an IBM analyst others he will surpass. JOHN DeMARCO 18 Wyllis Avenue Football 2; French Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Fang is a treat to all he knows, He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. To be an conservationist is his a im , Good luck John, we know you ' ll wiji fame. LOUIS J. DePRIZIO 134 Frances Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Lou was the Captain of our hockey team, And there was no better player on the team. To be a businessman through the years, We wish him siiccc.ts in all our cheers. SUSAN P. DESIDERIO 53 Hillside Avenue H.R. Officer 4. Sue has becyi popular and pretty always; And ivill continHe to be so through all her days. A medical secretary is her ambition. And she ' ll succeed under any condition. DONNA M. DILLON 42 Veterans Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Sweet Dawna is a girl well known, With a smile and personality all her own. When she teaches boys and girls someday, She ' ll gain success in every ivay. RALPH A. DeSIMONE 16 Bennett Street A draftsman he will be, A trade requiring skill indeed. If it ' s ivorkmanship you see, Then Ralph will fill the bill to a t . ANNA B. DiLORETO 81 Chelsea Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Anne is a very sweet girl, As a legal secretary she ' ll be a pearl. We know that she will do well, Here ' s hoping everything turns out swell. MARIA A. DiFILIPPO 187 Braodway Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Count off one, two, three , A Phys ' ed teacher Andrea will be. In this career she will excel. And all her classmates wish her well. ANTHONY F. DiNUZZO 23 Ashton Street Tony is a treat to all he knows. He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. To be a plasterer is his aim. Good luck Tony, we know you ' ll win fame. ROBERT J. DIONNE 92 Maiden Street Choral Arts; French Club. Robbie is a real swell guy; And on our list he sure rates high. On heivg a chemist is what he ' s sold; He ' ll mix yon a brew and you ' ll never groiv old. CONCETTA DiRICO 13 Knox Park A language major is u ' hat Concetta has in mind, They are really hard to find. Since there is no one who ' s more clever, We know she ' ll succeed in every endeavor. i J CECELIA A. DiPIETRO 95 Vernal Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club; Spanish Club 3, 4. Cece wants to be a journalist, This we ' re sure she ' ll top the list. When she is famous one day, She came from E.H.S. we ' ll say. CHRISTINE A. DiPIETRO 60 Wolcott Street Pep Squad 3, 4; Prep Club 4, Chris wants to be a sccretarij Who ivill, with her cute personality, Her nice smile and wonderful rvays, Keep her boss gay all day. LOUIS F. DiSANTO 30 Lexington Street H.R. Officer 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To teach is Lou ' s ambition. We know he ' ll gain great recognition, With his pleasant smile and ivinning ways. We wish him well in future days. LINDA A. DIVER 107 Cottage Street Prep Club 4. She is quiet; she is kind. She ' s the best that you could find. As a secretary ice all k)iow, She will always be on the go. 9 JOHN F. DODGE 32 Maiden Street To be a machinist Is what Jack is wishing. With his determination He will fulfill this ambition. KAREN R. DOHERTY 9 Autumn Street French Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achlev. 3; Yearbook Staff. Karen, a girl full of fun, Is knoicn to be by everyone. With her good looks and sparkling ways, We shall remember her from day to day. A social worker is Karen ' s aim And we arc sure it shall bring her great fame. DENNIS P. DOHERTY 28 Oliver Street Denny is never ever sad He ' s ahvays happy and such a carefree lad In the future he ' s sure to succeed And we ' re positive he ' ll be in the lead. JOHN A. DOHERTY 125 Florence Street Whenever mischief uas in the air, Skip for one was ahvays there. As to his future, it ' s still a mystery. But this boy ' s sure to go down in history. SHEILA A. DOHERTY 31 Mansfield Street Glee Club 4; Choral Arts 4; Prep Club 4. This little miss can ahvays be. On our team of life and feel quite free. To spank our kids in the classroom ivhere. She will be teaching with astute care. LAURA M. DONATI 79 Floyd Street Very pretty and oh so sweet, Laura ' s ways are hard to beat, To join Vista is her aim. In this we know she ' ll gain much fame. MAUREEN A. DOOLEY 27 Newton Street School Couii. 2, 3; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Jr. Prom Comm.; Pep Squad 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Sr. Prom Comm. Full of vim and vitality, She cheered our team to victory. A pretty girl with personaltiy plus, That ' s how Moe will be remembered by all of us. DANIEL N. DUNN 32 Edith Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Dan ' s a real fine guy. And as 0)1 archaeologist he ' s sure to climb high. For he ' s one of the best, To have come out of E.H.S. 4 i EDWARD P. DOYLE 22 Winthrop Road Cross Country 3. Eddy ' s life has one ambition. To be a teacher he is wishing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. SUSAN E. EDMONDS 74 Vernal Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Prep Club; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. Sue cheered the boys on to victory, And u better cheerleader none could be. A teacher so charming she shall be. To teach the grades of elementary. DONNA M. DRAKE 10 Hawthorne Street Homeroom Officer 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achiev. 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Dramatics 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4. D-D is pretty and very sweet, As a medical secretary she won ' t be beat, A popular, sophisticated, and ambitious lass. She ' ll never be forgotten by our class. JAMES H. ELLISON 212 Russell Street Engineering is Hoirie ' s ai)n We hope this goal he u ' ill attain. He ' s got the looks and the way. That ' ll make him a big success someday. JOHN G. ENOS 167 Chelsea Street A career in flying Jackie has chosen A pilot he aspires to be Our best goes with you Jackie , As you wing across the sea. LINDA A. FALES 240 Russel Street Homeroom Officer 4. To be a dental hygienist is Lynn ' s desire All the doctors will say she is for hire. With her sweet smile and personality She will be best, we all agree. WILLIAM M. ERICKSON 51 Glendale Street Cross Country 3. Eric has chosen ayi occupation To fill his pupils with education A teacher he ' ll be and a fine one too. Showing his students the right things to do. THERESA R. FALZONE 93 Florence Street Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. A nurse in white is Terry ' s career, And much hard work she ' ll surely bear With assuring words and a cheerful smile; Her patie nts stay, will seem a short while. ANDREW P. EUZUKONIS 46A Lexington Street Italian Club 2; Junior Achieve- ment 4. Andy wants to be a minister some day, He ' ll succeed that we ' ll say. He is considerate and calm He ' ll save many people from harm. ANITA V. FANELLE 25A Belmont Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Anita is pleasant, Anita is sweet Forever smiling, forever neat; And if she always stays this way, She ' ll make a wonderful teacher someday. JAMES L. FANTASIA 2C Revere Street His ivinning s n7 ' and winning H ' 0 X, Will see him through his business days As a banker we ' re S7(rc Jim will be A SKCcess in any community. JOAN A. FAULKNER 49 Madison Avenue !( ' ( ' go to college know she ' ll learn real Jounuie Arid we quick. And if you have her for a nurse, You tcon ' t mind being sick. DONNA L. FARRELL 9 Belmont Street A secretary or model is what Bobbie wishes to be, With her charm and ability to please She ' ll reach her goal with the greatest of ease. NANCY J. FAVREAU 66 Francis Street Another secretary from our class We all know Nanc, yon sure will pass, And with your pleasing dis- position You can fill any secretarial position. PETER J. FASCIANO 83 Bradford Street As a D.J. Pete will be real hep Keeping up with every step. He will gain fame in this career Playing records and spreading cheer. LINDA S. FEINBERG 115 Bucknam Street Prep Club 4. Teaching her students things they must learn, Lin will gain her objective without being stern, Bringing new interests to all she serves. She ' ll get the honor ivc know she deserves. SHERRY L. FELDMAN 437 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 4. To be a secretary is Sherry ' s desire, And at this position, fame she ' ll acquire With her gay and winning smile She will skillfully type and file. JOAN FEUDO 11 Winthrop Road H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. Joan will teach the ABC ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease We knoiv that she vill find a way To teach her pupils every day. SCOTT V. FERGUSON 51 Albion Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Teaching the Golden Rule is Fergie ' s ambition, He ' ll be stern in marking compositions But with his smile and winning ways He ' s sure to win the pupils ' praise. JOSEPH M. FIELDS 59 Floyd Street Jr. Achiev. 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. A court stenographer is what Joe wants to be With lots of hard work and much vitality We ' re sure this career will carry you through Lots of luck in the future for you. DONNA R. FERRANTE 182 Bucknam Street Junior Achievement 4. To be a teacher is Donna ' s aim Always smiling and winning fame We wish you success in all you do Best of luck, from us to you. DAVID F. FINLAY 32 Argyle Street Band 3; French Club 3, 4. Dave is planning feats bound to last. And as a chemical engineer he won ' t be surpassed. For he will climb to the top we know And cause his fame to grow and grow. CARL P. FIORENTINO 144 Vernal Street Italian Club 2; Junior Achieve- ment 4. Carl is the boij )vith flic brilliant mind, Who ' ll leave all the othera far behind. For he ' s to be a)i engineer, Success to him in his career. DONNA M. FLORAMO 175 Chelsea Street A secretary Donna is to be. And the best one you 7vill see. Glowing aheai s with a smile. She ' ll make yon happy all the while. PHILIP W. FITZPATRICK 5 Bartlett Street Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. What Philip will do, He does not tell. But what he does, Will be done well. MARTIN E. FLANAGAN 3 Maplewood Avenue Marty is handsome, well liked, and shy. He often caught all the girls ' To be in business is his ambition. We know he ' ll succeed iu any position. NAOMI F. FOGEL 120 Irving Street To be a secretary is Naomi ' s a im ; In this field she ' ll rise to fame. With her shorthand skill and typing speed. She is a girl employers need. CYNTHIA M. FORBES 25 Abbott Avenue Typing, filing, dashing round. No better secretary can be found, Cyndy will do her part. And surely win the boss ' s heart. 6 GEORGE H. FORD 296 Ferry Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. To write a novel or short story Here ' s where George will find great glori , And when the royalties begin to roll We ' ll knoiv George has reached his goal. ROGER A. FORD 98A Francis Street Skip would like to join the service We know that he ' s the man. We ' re sure that he can do it And so does Uncle Sam. ROCCO FOSCO 90 Wyllis Avenue Rocco will gice engineering a fling, And we ' re sure the future will bring, Health U)ul n-ealth and lasting joy, To this very competent boy. MARYANN FOTI 683 Broadway A 7iurse MaryAnn will be Helping others n-e shall see, By bringing her patients daily cheer Making their difficult days less drear. PATRICIA M. FRACKLETON 35 Rock Valley Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Pat you won ' t tell us Just what it is you ' ll do. But whatever the future holds, May it bring good luck to you. JOHN J. GAFFEY 27 Floyd Street H.R. Officer 2,4. Laughing, joking and fooling around. That ' s Big Gaff u-herever he s found. His ambition in life he tells us is clear We know he ' ll succeed in a busi)iess career. 6 43 RONNA L. GAHM 3 Harding ' Avenue Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3. Ronna yon know ivas liked by all Ones that were short and ones that were tall. Her main ambition is to teach, To dazzling heights we know she ' ll reach. WILLIAM F. GALVIN (■) Elm Street Junior Achievement 2; Prep Club 4. Our Bill is a friendly type of boy Who gives to all a measure of joy. May success and fortune come your way. And keep you smiling from day to day. LORETTA J. GALEOTA 25 Bryant Street Prep Club 4. Loretta ' s ability to type Will guarantee success And her charming personality Will bring her happiness. JOHN F. GAMACHE 10 Chestnut Street When he becomes an architect. He ' ll plan structures u-ith no defect. There ' s o)ie thing we ' ll say to Jack , We wish you the best of luck. JAMES A. GALLIFORD 1 Bradford Place Always happy, always gay That ' s our Jimbo i}i every way. To be an artist is his dream At that we know he ' ll be supreme. GLENN A. GARBATI 34 Bennett Street Here comes Gumby down the street. And many a person rvill he greet. His ready smile and jovial man ner. Will win Guynby a salesman ' s banner. JOSEPH GARDINO 1 Cedar Terrace H.R. Officer 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff; Sr. Prom Com.; Jr. Prom Com. To become a businessman is Joe ' s desire. In this job he ' ll 7 ' ise higher and higher. Ajjd ichen the money begins to roll. We ' ll know then he has reached his goal. FRED M. GAROFALO 40 Cottage Street Football 2. Fred is a boy who is really rated high, And often from the girls there comes a sigh. As to what he ivants to be he doesn ' t know yet, Surely a success on that we can bet. JANET GAYLORD 14 Carlson Street To be a nurse is Janet ' s aim. To help the sick and gain much fame. She ' ll find a cure for every ill. While giving out a wonder pill. GERALDINE E. GERACI 121 Vernal Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Sqaud 4. Here is a lass, cute as can be With a personality that is tops as we all can see, Her ambition in life is to be a dress designer Best of luck to you, Geri , there will be no finer. GEORGE GHILONI 98 Chestnut Street Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. Our George is really quite the He ' ll be rated tvay up high. Engineering is his ambition But tve know he ' ll succeed in any position. MICHAEL GIARDINA 159 Chestnut Street Track 4; Prep Club 4; Art 4. Jug ' s a happy-go-lucky guy With flashing smile and not at all shy. As a biisinessman he won ' t be beat. He ' ll soon be ruling old Wall Street. 6 6 45 EDWARD J. GILL 7 Orchard Street French Club 3. Darbic is full of fun and cheer Ahvai s spreading joy to listening ears. But we all knorc whatever his career He ' s sure to become a millionaire. STEPHEN J. GIOVE 31 Kinsman Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Football 3, 4. To be an aerial photographer Is what Steve has in mind. We know he ' ll be a good one Because he ' s so inclined. DIANE M. GLANCY fl Mohan Street Class Officer 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3; Ofatnatics 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Co-capt. 4; French Club 3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Sen- ior Prom Committee Jr. Prom Com. As captain of the cheerleaders, Diane iras the best. We ' ll always remember her above all the rest. A nursing career she has in mind Arid she ' ll be the finest of any kind. THOMAS P. GLAVIN 151 Broadway Professo r ' s ambition will make him the reaper, Of a successful life as a ivonderfnl teacher. We ' re sure that his students all quiet ii ' ill be, While learning from Professor their ABC ' s. ROBERT F. GOG 152 Union Street Football 2, 3, 4; Co-capt. 4; H.R. Officer 2, 4. In and on the field of sports, Bob iras always there for reports. His n ' illing spirit was a treat. His desire to succeed will never be beat. RAY GOMEZ 19 East Elm Street Buster will lead a wcll-k)iou ' n jazz hand Popular in every city in the land Famous for their harmony, color, and pep Bidding fair to equal Benny Goodman ' s rep. I ' RICHARD A. GORDON 81 Madison Avenue Here ' s cm energetic boy Who ' ll S0071 start on his way, Along the tedious road To become a C.P.A. ROBERT L. GOULD 237 Bradford Street Italian Club 3, 4. Bob ' s future lies in teaching, His career will be far-reaching. We ' re proud of him in every way, Good luck to you from day to day. RICHARD A. GOUDEY 184 Russell Street Football 3; Track 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. To be a draftsman On that Richie ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job that ' s neat. On that you sure can bet. MARIA A. GRASSA 141 High Street Talented Maria has just one desire As a dancer much fame she will acquire. Her su-ect looks will help her iyi this ambition. As u ' e ' rc sure she ' ll succeed in this position. JAMES G. GOVOSTES 59 Cottage Street Greek is a treat to all he k)l )K ' S, He ' s full of fun u-hercrrr he goes. He is yet undecided of his aim Good luck Greek u-e know ijou ' ll witt fame. MARIE G. GRAZIANO 143 Linden Street Always happy always gay, That ' s our Marie in every way. To he a secretary is her dream, At that we know she ' ll be su prenie. II m  ml CAROLE M. GRIFFIN 63 Maiden Street Flying high in the azure bine, We see our Griff tried and true, She U cheer the angels way up high And flaunt her personality ni the sky. JANET M. GRIFFIN 54 Arlington Street Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. To be a wig stylist is for Janet We know she ' ll try hard to succeed With her smart ideas and pleasant ways She ' ll have lots of customers every day. CHRISTINE M. GRUGNALE 3 Hadley Court Jr. Achiev. 2. To go to college is Chris ' s desire An ambition ii ' hich she ' s sure to acquire Her perso)iality and ability shows She ' ll be a success wherever she goes. STEVEN A. GRUGNALE 3 Hadley Court We feel that Steve is a very apt gvy Who has set his ambitions and standards high To be an engineer is his aim And in this field he ' ll achieve great fame. ANDREW GUARINO 12 Carlson Street Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Hockey 2, 4. On the football field Andy was great, And boys like hint really rate We ' re sure his future holds in store Success, happiness, and riches galore. CARLA GUARINO 167 Bell Rock Street Carla has made it very plain. To he a hairdresser is her aim With her knowledge and de sire. This position she will easily acquire. 9 MARYANN C. GUERRA 246 Springvale Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Maryann is one who is liked by all, Alicays smiling and on the ball. In an office she ' ll fit in any position, We know she will attain her ambition. JOSEPH C. GUILIANO 76 Fuller Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. As a hockey player Joe Gee ' s one of the best. And in his ambition ice ' re sure he ' ll progress. To be an engineer is his dream, And in this field he ' ll be supreme. BONITA M. HANLEY 99 Hancock Street An I.B.M. operator she will be. And a good one too we all agree. May success and fortune come your way. And keep you smiling from day to day. WILLIAM J. HARPER 129 Glendale Street Engineering is Bill ' s aim, Vc hope this goal he will attain. We know he will go very far, Maybe build a bridge up to a star. DENNIS M. HAGGERTY 58 Bryant Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To he a chemist, the very best kind, Is the a)nbition Dennis has i)i mind. With his easy ivay a)id personality Success in the science field will be a reality. SHIRLEY L. HARRIS 247 Russell Street Shirley is pretty as you can sec, And the best of retailers, she will be. She is liked tvherever she may go. Just ask her friotds and they ' ll tell you so. PAUL E. HAUSER 28 Adams Avenue Homeroom Officer 3. A pc7-so7iality like Red ' s can ' t be matched, He ' s one to tvhom ice ' re all attached To be a businessman is his ambition, And we know he ' ll excel in this position. DAVID M. HAWKINS 56 Baker Road Lyceum 4; Spanish Cub 4. hiky ' s happy day or night. He greets you with a smile so bright. As a journalist he ' ll be great A ' lid high on the list he ' ll always rate. DAVID HERRINGTON 8 Oakes Street French Club 4; Prep Club 4. Like many others Dave is )nissin ' A thought or fancy for a future ambition. But in any case it ' s needless to say, He ' ll be a success tvhatever his u ' ay. DIANE M. HICKEY 121 Hancock Street A public accountant is Diane ' s drea m , In this we know she ' ll be supreme. As she folloxvs in her field To her success will yield. I 50 DANIEL F. HEGNER 214 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 3. Dan ' s goal is quite clear, He tells us it ' s to be an engineer, From coast to coast he ' ll gain much success, And bring honor to the halls of E.H.S. BRUCE A. HIDDEN 252 Ferry Street To mix for nulas to cure the sick. We ' re .sure that Bruce will have ike trick. Tonics, capsules, powders, pills; As a pharmaci. ' it he will cure your ills. MICHAEL P. HIGGINS 124 Bell Rock Street Spanish Club 2; Jr. Achiev. 2. Wc all consider Mike real swell, And we ' re sure he ' ll always do well. As a dentist he ' ll achieve great fame, Helping to relieve all toothache pain. MARILYN HIGHT 53 Corey Street H.R. Officer 2. Maggy is nice and very sweet, The kind of girl you like to meet. As a beautician we know she will make the best, And be above all the rest. MAUREEN K. HOGAN 24 Walnut Street Moe ' s ambition is to type take dictation. A secretary will be her occupation As you can see. If that ' s what she wants, that ' s what she ' ll be. MICHAEL G. HOGAN 51 Garland Street To be a draftsman, on that Hoagie ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job that ' s neat, on that you sure can bet. His personality will take him far. And his winning way will make him a star. 6 MARILYN 0. HINTON 11 Baldwin Avenue Band 4; Glee Club 2. Mike has always a smile on her face. To greet a friend whatever the case, A very good nurse we ' re sure she ' ll make. And with her patients the honor she ' ll take. V JOSEPH HOJLO 1 Chestnut Place As yon can see he ' s a fine looking lad. And with the lasses he never gets mad. Hi-Jo says a hairdresser he wants to be, and make pretty rnrls for all to see. i ELIZABETH R. HOLBROOK 71 Clark Street Laughing , smiling all the day, Ilctty is always happy and gay. A medical secretary is her ambition, We k ' now she will be a success in this position. JULIE K. HUFFMAN 76 Foster Street A secretary is what Julie ivants to be, And work in some big company. Her good looks and wonderful ways, Will keep her boss gay ail the day. RUTH E. HOMER 36 Chatham Road Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Ruth ' s one of those girls who is neat and petite, With a personalit y that is very sweet. As a future teacher she will excel, And all her students ivill wish her well. JOHN A. HURST 10 Washington Street Prep Club 4. To be an architect is Tobby ' s ambition, And he will do xvell in this position. He ' s full of fun we all agree. And he ' s also the best of company. PAULA A. HOSTY 68 Irving Street Paula is always on the hall, With a pretty smile and liked by all. A teacher is what she wants to he, She ' ll please her students we all can see. GEORGE B. HUSSEY 41 Woodville Street George was the kind of fellou- you see, Who never knew irhat he wanted to be. No matter what may be his ambition. We ' re sure he ' ll gain ivorld-wide recognition. RICHARD J. lAMMARINO 55 Morris Street To be a draftsman is Rich ' s ambition. And he will do well iji this position. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind, He ' s the type of guy you seldom can find. RALPH lANDOLO JR. IG Winthrop Street Track 2. Ralph says it ' s the Marines for him. To fight a war and keep in tri)n. If this is his ambition grand, He ' ll wind up adtniral as he has planned. CAMILLE A. IMBORNONE 8 Englewood Avenue H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. CAROL-ANN N. IMBORNONE 95 Woodlawn Street H.R. Officer 3, 4. Carol-Ann is always full of fun, and is also liked by everyone. We hope that all her troubles are minor, And that she will be the best dress designer. GAIL P. INGALLS 124 Jefferson Avenue As a secretary Gail icill take her place In this position she ' ll be an ace. We ' re sure her talents she will show, Success and happiness are hers we know. MARISA D. lOCCO 38 Prescott Street Dramatics 2; Prep Club 4 ; Yearbook Staff. Marisa with her lovely smile is full of fun all the while. An executive secretary is her ambition And we all know she ' ll successfully fill that position. THOMAS J. lOZZA 19 Eliott Road Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. Here is a boy who is really rated high, And often from the girls there came a long sigh. Durf wa)its to be an engineer, We know he ' ll gain fame in that career. STEPHEN D. JEFFERSON 19 Baldwin Avenue Bomber ' s the boy leith the great big smile. Laughing and joking all the ich He An IBM operator is his chosen field And ice knoic success his efforts irill yield. JEAN M. lULIANO 18 Otis Street Gi-Fi is a doll and very sweet, With a winning xvay that ' s hard to beat. To be a model is her one thought, Until by some lucky guy she is caught. JAMES P. JOHNSON 22 Fuller Street Jimmy may seem kind of shy Bat he ' s really quite a guy. We, here at Everett High knoiv That whatever he may endeavor He ' ll be the best ever. JAMES R. JAMERSON 213 Belmont Street A draftsman someday Jimmy will be And chart great bridges across the sea. With his winning ways and personality We ' re sure he ' ll go down in history. MAUREEN A. JOHNSON 11 Andrew Street II. R. Officer 3, 4. Terrific personality and looks to match Maureen ivill be a lucky catch. As a fashion designer she ' ll be a success And rated one of the best. KEVIN J. JOYCE 8 Russell Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Kevin ' s a guy we ' ll never fo rgct, For he is one of the best yet. With a microscope at hand. He ' ll be the greatest biologist in the land. REGINA KECK 15 Gledhill Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4. Reggy has a pretty smile, That we ' ll remember all the while. When we see a jet go by We ' ll know that ' s our Reggy in the sky. STEPHEN J. KAZMIERCZAK 35 Wedgewood Street Spanish Club 4. To be a draftsman is Kaz ' s imbition, And he ' ll do well in this position. He ' s full of fun we all agree, And he ' s the best of company. HUGH J. KELLEHER 96 Gledhill Avenue Class Officer 3; H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Gil. Sul. 3; Lyceum 2, 3; Spanish Club 4. Friendliness, personality and ivit, Are what snakes Hughie a hit. As a teacher he ' ll be one of the best, To ever come out of E.H.S. JUNE E. KEARNEY 45 Freeman Avenue Dramatics 4. To be a teacher is June ' s ambition, With her brilliaticc and street charms; She is sure to sitccessfnlly fill that position. LINDA J. KIBBY 123 Bucknam Street H.R. Officer 4. Linda is pretty arid Oh!, so S7veet Her kind ways are hard to beat. Her futu re ambit io)i she did not express, But whatever it may be she ' ll be the best. KAREN A. KINCH 132 Cottape vStreet Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Choral Arts 4; Prep Club 4. Kiiichie has a pcrso)mlit i Which icill he an asset in iiluif she wants to be. As a singer she vill do fine For this she is inclined. MARSHA L. KLASKY 144 Irving- Street Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. To describe Marsha ' s personality won Id be hard indeed. At E.H.S. she is rated one of the bcit And as a wieldcr of the paint- brush and tni.rer of the dyes. In the busy world of artists she is sure to rise. WILLIAM J. KINCH 132 Cottage Street Football 2. Friendly and cheerful to go down the line All through school Billy did shine. He won ' t reveal to what position he aspires, But here ' s a boy who ' ll xvin whatever he desires. JOHN W. KOWALSKY 10 Cabot Court Dramatics 3, 4; Football, Man- ger 2, 3, 4; Track, Manager 2, 3, 4; Baseball, Manager 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. John ' s ambition is noble and sound, ,Vo finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed And as a biologist will take the lead. EDWARD J. KITTREDGE JR. 9 Mead Street Kitty ' s always working, on the ball. When you need assistance you knoiv whom to call. To work with children is his o ie thought And we know with this he ' ll be on top. ROBERT J. LaCAVA 74 Francis Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 3. As a chemist Boh is sure to excel Here ' s to a great guy, ire u ' ish you well, Good luck in all you do For success is sure to come to you. PAUL W. LaCORCIA 11 Franklin Street Paul icifh his friendly u-ai s Is going on to college. We ' re sure he ' ll be a great success, And gain a lot of knoirledgc. STEPHEN A. LANCIANI 196 Russell Street H.R. Office 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Steve ' s one guy ice ' ll never forget, Aheays laughing and never a fret. He ' ll always be remembered at E.H.S. as a friend to all. And one of our greatest in baseball. DAVID S. LAGER 81 Florence Street Spanish Club 3. We ' ll aheays reme)nber that nice big smile That Dave had for us all the }ch He. To go on to college is his aim And u-ith this he ' ll gain much fame. CAROL A. LANDRY 62 Cleveland Avenue Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Carol will teach the ABC ' s And make the kiddies study with ease. With her charming smile and cute luay. Her pupils will enjoy school every day. DIANE C. LANCIA 24 Woodlawn Street H.R. Officer 2. Dee is full of fun and what a smile. All the boys for her would run a mile. Styling different hair-do ' s each day, As a famous hairdresser she ' s on her way. THOMAS H. LANGONE 184 Bow Street Friendliness, personality and If it. That ' s what makes Tom a hit. At whatever he tries he icill be skilled And every atnbition will be fulfilled. ELLEN M. LARKIN 23 Fuller Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 3. To be a school tvachcr Is what Ellen has hi nii)id. Teaching chiUhvn froni grades one to seven Ellen will make school as nice as heaven. BARBARA A. LAWLESS 74 Maiden Street Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 3; French Club 4. I ' arlcz-vons-Francais Is what Barbara will sun Vhc)i in front of her class she stands Teaching them all about France. GERALDINE LaROSA 12 Cabot Street Dramatics 4. Gerry as a secretary will take her stand, And in this position is si rc to be grand. For she has qualities galore, And her life will be happy ever more. LOIS P. LATTANZIO 110 Clark Street As a secretary Lois will take her place. In an office she ' ll be an ace. In this position her talents she ' ll show, Success and happiness are hers we ktiow. GARY LeFAVE 19 Oak Terrace Gary ' s a guy who ' s really O.K. He ' s been a good sport in every way. At whatever he tries he icill be skilled And every ambition will be fulfilled. MAUREEN LEPORE 127 Clinton Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Sr. Prom Comm. Maureen ' s aims are very high — To be a hostess in the sky, And ire all know that with her looks The passengers won ' t keep their eyes in books. 1 58 JEAN F. LEPPER 43 Sea Street H.R. Officer 2, 4. Good hick to our Jean On her keys she will shine. No boss would dare to fret With a secretary so fine. DAVID R. LIGGERIO 58 Tileston Street Dave docs not know u ' hat to do, His future is not clear; But he ' ll succeed in what he does Of that ive have no fear. MILDRED H. LEUCI 207 Ferry Street Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. With a dentist Pinkie shall work Helping all the patients She will be the finest nurse We have in the nation. MARCIA A. LOMBARDI 38 Garland Street To be a great artist Is Marcia ' s luorthy desire. Fans will come from far and 7iear Her paiyitings to admire. WALTER F. LEUCI 47A Chatham Road Over the clouds Wally will sail Up in the sky so blue. Whenever we see an airplane We will all be thinking of you. DOMENIC P. LoRUSSO 18 Shute Street Football 2; Track 3. Dam ' s the kind of guy we won ' t forget And in the electronics field he will set In this job he ' ll make his ivay. Earning his pay every day. JOSEPHINE LoRUSSO 18 Shute Street .Jr. Achieve. . ' 5; Prep Club 4. I ' oicil, paper, atid typcioitcr, Will be Jo ' s tuoln. For when s ie works in an office, She ' ll fdlloir all the rules. RICHARD J. LoRUSSO 14 Coolidge Street H.R. Officer 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Frie)idly Rich is a g u icell known, With brains and a way all his own. He icill teach boys and girls someday. And he ' ll gain success in every ivay. THOMAS J. LOZZI 197 Ferry Street H.R. Officer 4; Hockey; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Boys like Tom are hard to find, Since he knows a joke of every kind. A teacher he is going to be, Just you wait and see. JOAN E. LUND 21 Floyd Street Gil. Sul. 2; Choral Arts 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3. A pretty nurse Joanie n-ill be someday, An angel dressed in white. Who ' ll keep her patients ' spirits gay, A)id dispositions bright. DONNA M. LUONGO 180 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Choral Arts 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club. As America ' s gracious guardian of health, Donna will take her stand. She ' ll persevere and always be ready, To lend a helping hand. DONNA M. LUONGO 164 Bradford Street French Club 3, 4; Prep Club; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4. Donna is all for the slogan To students be kind For to be a teacher Ls H-hat she has in mind. 60 LINDA M. LUONGO 60 Liberty Street Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. a teacher you have in mind, Lin will be the best you can find. Filled with happiness her life will be, That is easy for all to see. DONNA J. MacNEILL 20 Timothy Avenue Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Don is one of those rare girls who is very sweet, She ' s very cute and very neat, Taking x-ray ' s is our Don ' s desire. Photos which all the Doc ' s will admire. WALTER E. MACIEJOWSKI 104 Tileston Street Here ' s a lad who ' s loidccided As to his future plans. But whatever trork he undertakes, We ' re sure that he ' s the man. GAIL A. MacRAE 47 Mt. Washington Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Lyceum 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Our little Meredith is full of fun And loved at E.H.S. by everyone Girls like her are hard to yneet For her charming ivays can ' t be beat A nurse in the Peace Corp she has in mind, And in this career, happiness she ' ll find. ROBERT W. MacLEOD 12 Dean Street Bob will join the U.S. Air Force And into the blue he ' ll soar If all the jets are in such hands We ' ll feel our nation is a safer MARYANN MAFFEO 117 Clarence Street Our Mare is polite, pretty, and refined, To be a first rate model is what ' s on her mind. At this she ' ll do her best. To gain fame and success. ROSEMARY MAIAM 98 Madison Avenue Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Cheerful, charming, verij nu-ert Alicays looking trim and neat; Rosie ' s aryibition is to fhj And we ' re all confident she ' ll get by. MARGARET A. MANNING 24 Irving Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Margaret is pretty, popular and sweet With a personality that can ' t be beat A terrific girl full of fun In her chosen career fame will be won We ' ll never forget this charming girl For her high school days were spent in a whirl. PAUL MANGANIELLO 70 Union Street hi IBM computing Paul 7rill be doing All to succeed And be in the lead. I LOUIS MANNETTA 29 Winthrop Street H.R. Officer 3; Band 4; Orches- tra 4; Italian Club 3. A music arranger is what Lou has in mijid They are really hard to find When he is famous, one of these days, He came froyn E.H.S. we ' ll all say. MARILYN P. MARCHESSAULT 5A Argyle Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. With her ability and get-up and-go. Lynn will be a success, we all knoiv. A secretary she will be And never fail to take the lead. JOHN F. MARR 44 Summer Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Football 2, 3 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4. John ' s ambitioyi, Is to be a politician. In the satne, He ' ll gain much fame. 62 9 JAMES F. MARSINELLI 15 Cabot Court H.R. Officer 3; Football 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 4 A certified public accountant Which is expressed by CP. A. Is the job that Jim desires And success will come his way. EDWARD MARTINEZ 32 Marie Avenue Football 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Eddie has said his future plan Is to be a teaching tnaii. And with each passing year, we know, His fame and success will never slow. HERBERT MARTIN 6 Williams Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. A teacher Herbie would like to be Teaching the children of you and me. He ' ll be successful that we know, and none of his students ' marks will be low. CATHERINE MATTUCHIO 36 Heath Street ' you have hair problems Kay is just your girl. For as a hairdresser She ' ll give you quite a curl. VICTORIA A. MARTIN 35 Sycamore Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Vickie will teach the ABC ' s And yyiake the kiddies sing with ease. With her skill and carefree way The pupils will enjoy each day. NANCY J. MAYO 236 Springvale Avenue Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Nancy has ambition And to her, good fortune is coming. For she will do secretarial ivork And keep the business running. I DEBORAH A. McCARTHY 29 McKinley Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. As an airline stewardess Dcbby will really make a hit, She has the personality And into this job she ' s sure to fit. DEBORAH McDEWELL 34 Gledhill Avenue Library Staff 4. A library technician Is what Rusty irants to he. And in her chosen field of work Wc k)ioir she ' ll succeed. KATHLEEN M. McGONAGLE 52 Baker Road Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Kathy is a girl with a very clear aim She wants to teach to gain fame. And with her record at Everett High Success will not pass her by. HENRY V. McLaughlin 77A Swan Street Designing, mapping, and drau ' ing plans Will be Hank ' s future occupation. In the position of a draftsman He ' ll prove to he a great seyisation. LINDA M. McLaughlin 130 Fuller Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. A secretary Linda will be To her S7(ccess she holds the key. Always ready irith a smile Success will be hers all the while. JOHN J. McSWEENEY 383 Broadway Band 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2. With his good ways and personality John ' s dream ivill be a reality. He ' ll work hin way to the accountant field, And money galore he will yield. 64 9 SUSAN MELAGRANO 147 Elm Street Council 4; H.R. Officer 3; Dra- matics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Year- book Staff; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3. Our Sue is really the top, hi anyone ' s eyes, she ' s cream of the crop. With her traits and personality. We ' ll yiever forget her vitality. As a dental hygenist she ' ll be above the rest. For our Sue will always be best. MARGARET MERCHAN T 124 Gledhill Avenue The sick are always sure to care. When they are in pain and trouble. For Maggie will become a nurse, Ayid soothe them on the double . BRUNO T. MEOLI 248 Springvale Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Ital. Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Bruno ' s ambition will make him the reaper. Of a successful life as a wonderful teacher. We ' re sure that his students all quiet ivill be. While learning from Teacher the ABC ' s. LINDA M. MERCIER 128 Vernal Street Lynn has set a noble goal. That she surely will acquire. To be a secretary and a xvife, What more could any one desire. FREDERICK J. MERCHANT 151 Cottage Street H.R. Officer 4; Hockey 2; Lyceum 2; Prep Club 4. We ' ll always remember his great sense of humor, That Fred had for all of us all the while. To tell his good points we ' ve only begun, With that wonderful personality, his success is already won. CONCETTA M. MERENDA 65 Elsie Street A bookkeeper is Connie ' s desire, A job from which she ' ll never tire. She ' ll add, subtract, and multiply. And success will not pass her by. BRUCE G. MIDDLETON 31 Paris Street Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. A nicer guy than Acc would be hard to find. With his sinccritji and fricndli- )icss he ' ll suceecd in any line. To be i)i bnsincss is his desire, And we knoiv he ' ll be a great buyer. JOAN M. MOLINEAUX 39 Fremont Avenue French Club 3, 4; Lyceum 3. A physieal thoajyist is -Joan ' s desire, One that ire all ivill adniiiu. She will help people get icell. In the hospital where she irill dwell. JUDITH A. MILLEY 100 Glendale Street Jr. Achieve. 3; Prep Club 3, 4. To be an executive secretary Is Judy ' s ambition, With her cntc smile and disposition, She will fill a high positio)i. RONALD MONSINI 40 School Street Strong, ambitions, and OH! so smart, Ron is sn)c to steal yon) ' heart. Teaching is his only drea)n At that we know he ' ll be snprcmc. JACQUELINE M. MINICHIELLO 26 Rock Valley Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Ital. Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. We can see Jackie noiv in front of her class, Trying to teach the children so7ne math. A teacher so charming is bound to please And see that her pupils know their ADC ' s. THOMAS J. MOORE 4 Sunnyside Avenue Though he is undecided yet. We ' d be willing to bet In his career Tom will succeed On this ive are all agreed. GERARD F. MORELLO 153 Jefferson Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Jerry just did nut say What he wanted to be in the future day. The folloiviyig is easy to say He ' ll do his best in every way. JANICE E. MORELLO 73 Elsie Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Our Janice is sweet and also shy, She is rated very high. She will fill her life ' s ambition When she becomes a medical technician. SUSAN D MOROVITZ 35 Maiden Street French Club 4; Prep Club 4. Her winning smile and ivinning Will see Susan through her college days. So if a radiologist is her ambition We all know she ' ll succeed in this position. CAROL A. MORRISSEY 26 Herbert Street Prep Club 4. Since IBM is the thing these days, -J J J. Our little Carol has decided to put them in a daze. She ' ll write and punch and plan and plot Just to make sure that tube is in the right spot. ROBERT P. MORESCHI 20 West Street Baseball 2, 3, 4. In and on the field of sports Mushie was always there to report. His ivilling spirit was a treat As a gym teacher he can ' t be beat. RALPH E. MUOLLO 58 Tappan Street H.R. Officer 3; Football 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Shown by his interest i)t crtra ciirriciilar sports, [i(ill li Ikin been prorrii to be the outdoor sort. With Physical Ed as his desire, When he gets old, he ' ll look a lot spryer. JEAN NADOLNY 18 Timothy Avenue Prep Club 4. The field of secretarial tvork appeals to Jean, And is her aim Mai she achieve success along with fame. CAROL A. NEAL 29 Hancock Street Here ' s to Carol happy as can be, A pretty girl who suits 2is to a -T ' . As a secretary she will be great. And uhrai s proceed as first rate. BARBARA M. NELSON 24 Carlson Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul.2 ; Cheerleader 3, 4 ; Lyceum 4 ; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. One of the best cheerleaders Everett has ever seen; Always on the go, ahrays on the beam. As a psychologist she n-ill gain fame, Wheii she goes out to play life ' s game. 4 JUDITH C. NAGLE 260 Ferry Street Sweet and petite and awfully neat, Our little Judy as a secretary can ' t be beat. We ' re sure her talents she rvill show, Success and happiness are hers we know. DIANNE NELSON 41 Veterans Avenue Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. Dianne is pretty, pleasant a)id neat. With winning ways that can ' t be beat. As a medical secretary she ' ll do her best. And rise above all the rest. 9 6 LESLIE NERENBERG 94 Maiden Street Dramatics 3, 4; GiL Sul. 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; Jr. Achieve. 4; Library Staff 3, 4. Pretty as a picture, siceet as can be, Smart as a irhip, that ' s our Lez Speech Theraphy is her future dream, At that she ' ll surely be supreme. JANICE NIGRO 57 Revere Street Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4;. Jan ' s a girl u-e ' ll always remember, A lot of fun when we ' re all together. She ' s really gay and really sweet, And as a secretary she ' ll be a treat. DIANE M. NOSEWORTHY 228 Springvale Avenue Gil. Sul. 2. Di always has a smile, She ' s so siveet all the while, Someday she ' ll be a secretary. And make her office very merry. CHRISTOPHER F. NUNEZ 6 Appleton Street Friendliness, sparking eyes, and and wit. They ' re what make good-looking Chris such a hit. No doubt they ' ll help him in his ambition When he becomes a leading technicia n. JAMES D. O ' BRIEN 24 Wedgewood Street To be a teacher is Jimmy ' s ambition, And he will do well in this position. He ' s full of fun we all agree. And he ' s the best of company. KATHLEEN M. O ' BRIEN 3 Westover Street To be a secretary is her desire. And ive sure kywie she ' ll set the world on fire. With pencils sharp and full of fun, ' Kathy ivill make an office hum. JANE A. O ' DONNELL 106 Central Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Council 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Pep Squad 4. Our Jane is cute and sweet Girls like her are hard to meet. A teacher is something she ivants to be Instructing our children quite diligently. DANIEL J. O ' NEIL 18 Floyd Street Prep Club 4. Our Dauny ' is rcaUy quite the He ' ll be rated way up high. Accounting is his ambition. But we know he ' ll succeed in any position. JUDITH A. O ' DONNELL 62 Veterans Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4. To give the needles and pass out pills She ' ll help the sick and mend their ills. She ' s really gay and really sweet, And to her patients she ' ll be a treat. DIANE J. ORMOND 25 Duncan Road Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Gil. . Sul, 2, 4; French Club 4; Prep Club 4. To be a nurse is Buff ' s ambition Giving aid to every physician. Oi hir patients she ' ll take good care Her best effort she will not spare. SHEILA M. O ' DONNELL 98 Third Street Secretarial work is what Sheila will do, As good as she there are only a few. With her shorthand skill and typing speed, Sheila is the girl her employer will need. FRANK W. PAGANO 47 Preston Street To be a lawyer, the best kind. Is the ambition Frank has in mind. With his easy way and ) crsonality Success in any field, will be a reality. GERALDINE PAGLIUCA 80 Main Street Italian Club 3. A teacher ' s work is never through, So we ' re all ivishing luck to you, Gerry will always be happy and sweet, And you ' ll find her ivork will be neat. CATHRYN PANARESE 244 Springvale Avenue Moana ' s a girl with wit and charm, To be a nurse is her fondest desire. She ' d never do anybody any harm. As a Florence Nightingale she ' ll be sure fire. RICHARD E. PAIS 15 Myrtle Street Spanish Club 4. Dick ' s life has one ambitio i, To enter the field of electronics he is wishing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through, Lots of luck in the future for you. IDA E. PARADISO 12 Park Terrace Italian Club 3, 4. Ida is sweet, Ida is clever. To become a teacher is her endeavor. We just can see her in every class, Teaching every lad and las: JANICE A. PALUMBO 48 Cross Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Pep Squad 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Jan is pretty, Jan is sweet. Her many ways are hard to beat. To be a medical technologist is her dream, How can she miss, she ' s on the beam. FRAN CES A. PARRELLA 22 Englewood Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. . 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. To care for the sick the whole day through. Is what Franny has decided to do. It is our truest belief. That she ' ll be a welcome relief. JOAN M. PASQUARELLA 32 Wedgewood Street Joanie ' s ambition is to type and take dictation, A private secretary will be her occupation. She ' s quiet and sweet, Success we know she U meet. ANTHONY PASTORI 43A Alfred Street We have learned Tony ' s main desire. To be a history teacher and fame acquire. We are S7ire he ' ll fill his quest. Doing nothing less than his best. JEAN E. PATTERSON 18 Henry Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. To be a model and set the pace, Jeannie will do irith such i: grace. Her sweet ways will win her fame. And all ivill know from EHS she came. GERARD J. PELLETIER 26 Montrose Street To join the FBI is Jerry ' s desire, An ambition which he ' s sure to inspire His personality and ability shows, He ' ll be a success ivherevcr he goes. REGINA C. PELLETIER 4 Magnolia Court Jr. Achieve. 4; Prep Club 4. Reggie ' s ambition is to file and take dictation. At this, she ' ll be a sensation. With her pleasant manners and ivinning ways. Great fame trill follow her through the days. PATRICIA M. PERRY 210 Russell Street Jr. Achieve. 4; Prep Club 1 Yearbook Staff. Patty ' s the girl )rith loads of personality, A commercial artist it irhut she wayits to be. She is always happy and full of fun. For her a successful future ha:- just begun. I 9 72 MADELINE D. PESCE 36 Florence Street Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4 Maddy wants to be a nurse Making people better and not much worse. It is our firm belief That she ' ll be a welcome relief. GERALDINE L. PETERSON 12 Edith Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics ' ] 4; Jr. Achiev. 2, 3, 4; SpanisV Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3. Ahvays pleasant, smiling, and nice, A girl at whom owe would look tivice A better friend we never knew, As good and kind as she is true. BARBARA A. PETERS 4 Lynde Street ' ixing hair and making curh arbara will beautify many iris. e wish her well and want to say We know she ' ll succeed in every way. SUSAN M. PETRICCA 10 Berwick Court School Council 2, 3, 4; H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Pep Squad 3, 4. Tall, pretty, and very smart. From our hearts she ' ll never part. She has been popular through these high school years. Always with a smile and never in despair. Elementary teaching has always been her dream. Knowing Sue she ' ll be supreme. MICHAEL J. PETERS 26 Cherry Street Mike is full of fun and cheer Always spreading joy to u listening ear. But we all know whatever hi career He ' s sure to become a millionaire. MICHAEL PICARDO 11 Mead Street The decision concerning his life career, For Mike is not yet quite clear. He can ' t make up his mind But we hope success he will find. WILLIAM R. PIETRANTONIO 88 Tileston Street H.R. Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4. Whether in football, baseball Bill can ' t be stopped, Without him o r team ironhhi ' t be tops. For he ' s one we ' ll never forget Ayid we all know that he ' s a sure bet. ANDREW D. POPOVICH 33 Clarence Street Andy ' s ambition is to be an engineer, A position he ' ll gain in some year. A boy who ' s really fun to know. He ' ll succeed in this we know. JOSEPH C. J. PINI 10 Partridge Terrace H.R. Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Hockey 2. Jody was the fullback fur E.H.S. In this position he ivas a great success. He was one that led our team to victory, Making us Class A Champs for all to see. By skin diving in the brimy deep. This is how Jody will earn his keep. EDWARD T. PORCARO 89 Clinton Street H.R. Officer 4; Italian Club 3; Prep Club 4. Ed ' s a fellow ivith 7nany pals, Plenty of ivhom are gals. With his looks and phasing ways. Success is his in future days. JOSEPH P. PIRELLI 14 Parlin Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Joe is fun, Joe is gay. Wherever he goes he laughs his way. Whatever he does from year t year, We know it will be done ivhi ' e spreading cheer. DIANNA L. PORTER 532 Ferry Street Dianna a pharmacist will some- day be, A great one too, just ivait and see. She ' ll be the one who gets you pills, And your prescription she will fill. VIRGINIA F. POSTE 46 School Street A married secretary is Ginny ' s ambition, Ami a sparkling one, we are all ivishin ' . With typewriters and kids her life will be spent A wonderful profession she ivill represent. RICHARD POWERS 12 Otis Street French Club 4; Prep Club 4. Behind bushes, Dick may be found, Or in the open, all around. You ' d better watch out when he is near. Exceeding the speed limit will be your fear. STEPHEN E. POTHIER 15 Cameron Street Electronics is Steve ' s chosen profession. To be great in this field is his obsession. Machines and brains he ' ll have to mix, This is where Steve gets his kicks. SHIRLEY A. POWERS 14 Shirley Street Shirley has two ambitions in life First to be secretary, than a wife. In both ive hope she will succeed Taking dictation, and children to feed. J WILLIAM J. POTHIER 17 Cameron Street Baseball 3, 4. Cars, cars, cars, is all he ' ll see. When a tnechanic he will be Dirty and greasy he ' ll come home To a wife he will call his own. SUSAN M. POWERS 197 Vine Street Teaching is Susie ' s chosen field. To youngsters ' wishes she will yeild. We can see her in every class. Teaching every lad and lass. JANET L. PRATT 70 Veterans Avenue Way above the clouds she ' ll fly All the world she ' ll go by Sherry will be the best there is For her, a stewardess will be a whiz. CHERYL S. RAIZIN 72 Estes Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club; Pep Squad; Jr. Achiev. 4. Cheryl is pretty as you can see, An interior decorator she will be. In future years there ' ll never be A girl as sweet, you will see. JOHN A. PUOPOLO 86 Central Avenue Football 2. Perchance a hairdresser. Who of us knows? Pop will be successful Wherever he goes. NELLIE RANDO 32 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 3; Ital. Club 3, 4. What a nurse will Nellie make. Patients forget their every ache. With her smile so bright and gay, She ' ll bring them sunshine every day. ANNETTE M. RAGUCCI 33 Prescott Street H.R. Officer 3; Italian Club 3, 4. Take a temp., give a pill, Ask nurse Annette to cv.re your ill. She ' ll carry on her job with ease, Each patient she is sure to please. RICHARD M. RAWLINSON 86 Ferry Street Friendly and gay the spark of the class, In the service he goes to become top brass. And all of E.H.S. ' s men will say, Wc knctv that Adtniral one fine day. ELAINE A. REARDON 108 Vernal Street Our Elaine is yet undecided, But now we can make this giiess. In whatever you may do You ' ll be a wonderful success. MARCIA RESNICK 38 Evelyn Road Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 3; Jr. Achieve. 4; Prep Club 4. As Marcia embarks upon a teacher ' s career We know she ' ll do much to teach the little dears. As a reward she ' ll often hear them say, Thank-yon teacher for guiding our way. J ' , JAMES T. REARDON 70 Newton Street Jimmy ' s desire he did not name, But we ' re sure he ' ll acquire great fame. We wish you success in ivhat you do, The best of luck from us to you. DONA M. RECZEK 57 Estes Street Prep Squad 2, 3, 4. To be a secretary is Don-Don ' s desire, All this and more, we know she ' ll acquire Her pleasing smile and friendly ways, Are sure to gain her fame and praise. EDWARD RICCI 88 Reed Avenue To be a draftsman is Ricky ' s desire, We knoiv he has the skill it requires. Although this is his future occupation. In any field we know he ' ll be a sensation. MARIA R. RINALDI 11 Forest Avenue Ital. Club 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To be a nurse is Marie ' s aim, And in this field we know she ' ll win much fame. Helping others is what she likes best You ' re sure to surpass all the rest. JOHN P. RIVERS 41 Mansfield Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achieve. 4. It is true I am no seer But this I know, Jackie will be an engineer. With his winning ways and pleasing smile, He ' s sure to go many a mile. DOMINIC ROSA 29 Oakes Street French Club 4. While talking at some high trial, Dom will win the jury with a smile, Whether in a civil or federal case, We knoiv Dom ivill take first place. CHARLENE A. RODA 47 Hosmer Street H.R. Officer 3. By typing and filing every day This is how Char ivill earn her pay. As a. secretary she ' ll he the best, Always full of zim and zest. GEORGE L. ROMANO 233 Vine Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. As a basketball star he ivas great But to get to college he jnst can ' t wait. After college we know not where, George will seek his life ' s ELEANOR L. ROSANIO 30 Oakes Street Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Ellie will be an expert in files, Who also specializes in smiles. To be a secretary is her foremost wish And so far as we can see she just can ' t miss. KATHLEEN M. ROSE 157 Union Street Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Kathy wants to be a nurse So we wish her well in this short verse Of her patients she ' ll take good care. With never a moment to spare. EDWARD RUSSO 47 Reed Avenue Ed wants to be a mechanic in the Air Force Keeping jets flying and on their course. Because he has the will He ' ll be a success in this skill. LINDA M. RUSSO 19 Ashton Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Ital. Club 4; Pep Club 4. Lynn wants to be an actress in every way, Appearing on stage every day. With her charm and poise and pleasant smiles, She ' ll have people coming to see her from many miles. JOANNE M. RUSSO 46 Wellington Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4 Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 4 Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve 3 Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4. Jo is a girl with a nice warm smile Who seems so happy all the while. As a teacher she ' ll be number one She ' ll even make school look like fun. MARIANN RUSSO 405 Ferry Street H.R. Officer 2; French Club 2; Jr. Achieve. 3; Prep Club 4. Transcribing notes and writing letters As secretaries do, you find no better. Mariann ' s ambition is at a desk, We just knotv she ' ll be one of the best. JOHN S. RUSSO 26 Cabot Street H.R. Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Prep Club 4. A great running back ivith the help of our line And in pro football John will do fine. Personality-plus and popular too. Good old Rooster we ' re all for you. ELLEN S. RUTSTEIN 75 Chatham Road Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. Teaching piano is El ' s a mhition She will not fail in gai)iing this position. She ' ll be the best as you shall see. Playing her best on every key. 9 SARA E. RUTSTEIN 150 Harvard Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Prep Club. Always laughing, always gay, Alivays happy in every way To teach little children is Sara ' s desire A7id in this field, fame she ' ll acquire. W. RUSSELL RYLKO 12 Mohan Street Wilko is a treat to all he knows He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. To be a teacher is his aim, Good Luck Wilko , we know you ' ll win fame. THOMAS E. SAIA 15 Elm Street Tom the boy we all know, Is packed with personality from head to toe. Always joking and full of the devil He ' ll be great on any level. ROBERT L. SALAMONE 122 Chelsea Street Baseball 3, 4. Handsome Bob played with zest. As a baseball player, he ' s one of the best. With his smooth and modest ways, A pro-baseball player he ' ll be one day. 2 ROBERT A. SACCARDO 68 Maiden Street Bob is fine, all say he ' s great. And in Electronics he will rate. In this field he ' ll make his fame. And world-wide they will acclaim. ROBERT M. SANTILLI 108 Russell Street Writing about football, hockey, and all the rest. As a sports writer he ' ll be the best. When you ' re on the top with much success, Remember it all started at E.H.S. SANDRA I. SANTILLI 184 Bell Rock Street To write, to type, to take dictation. Is what Sandy wants for her occupation. Charming ways and a bright smile. Will bring success all the ivhile. KATHLEEN A. SARNO 31 Greenhalge Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Kathy ' s smile made us cheerful every day. We go for her in a big way. A career in nursing is Kathy ' s aim. We know she is sure to vin much fame. EDWARD A. SAPIENZA 18 Hazel Park Football 3, 4; Baseball 2. In playing football Sappy rated high Among the players from Everett High. With his determination and great zest, In a teaching career he ' ll be one of the best. KENNETH J. SAVAGE 22 Oakland Avenue Dramatics 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To all Satch is a wonderful friend On him you cayi forever depend. Whatever he does he ' s sure to succeed. In his chosen career he ' ll take the lead. JOHN M. SARACENO 61 Madison Avenue A. draftsman Big Sara would like to be. Designing plans for all to see. Always alert and always keen, He will draft a more efficient machine. RICHARD SCARAMOZZA 16 Birch Street Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Richard will rise to the top. Without a single pause or stop. For he ' s to be an engineer. We wish him success i)i this career. ROCCO SCENNA 69 School Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Roc ' s ambition is to be an engineer, and he ' ll be great we have no fear. He ' s full of fun with never a care, It ' s all these attributes that make him so rare. JAMES L. SCOPPA 225 Vine Street Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Jim ' s personality will take him far, And his winning way will make him a star. His ambition he ' d rather not say, But the very best to you in every ivay. SANDRA A. SCHIAVO 23 Appleton Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 2. Sandy has chosen for her career, To be a housewife, so dear. Cleaning the house and doing the dishes, We wish her luck fulfilling her wishes. PERLYIA M. SEAFORTH 231 Chelsea Street Drawing pictures for you and me An artist is what Lee wants to be. She ' ll paint by day, she ' ll paint by night. So that her pictures will be a beautiful sight. ANNMARIE J. SCIASCIA 97 Woodlawn Street Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; H.R. Officer 3; Pep Squad 3, 4. Scia wants to pound the typewriter keys, With her ability she can do it with ease. As a secretary she ' ll be a success We wish you luck and happiness. EILEEN M. SHANAHAN 57 Garland Street An airline stewardess Eileen ivants to be. And fly high over land and sea. No doubt at this you ' ll be a success Because your personality is by far the best. CHARLES E. SHAY 82 Central Avenue Jr. Achievement 3, 4. The perfections of his designs will prove That as a draftsman he ' s in the groove. May life be merry and full of cheer Stay the same as you were here. SHEILA L SHERSHOW 83 Irving Street H.R. Officer 4; Prep Club 4. Windy ' s dream of retailing will become a reality As she ' ll carry through with her pleasant personality, Success will be hers some fine day As she travels on her way. SUSAN J. SIEGEL 42 Reynolds Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4. Sue was outstanding through- out her high school years. And on to college she ' ll head the class As others she will surpass. KATHLEEN A. SIEGERIST 124 Union Street Typing, filing, dashing around No better secretary can be found. She ' s as efficient as can be And a pleasure for all to see. WILLIAM R. SIMARD 777 Broadway H.R. Officer 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Baseball 2, 3. Billy ' s full of fun and fancy free But he doesn ' t disclose his destiny. He ' ll succeed in whatever he chooses, Cause this happy guy just never loses. DONNA M. SINATRA 10 Elwood Street Cheerleader 4. Donna rooted for the boys in school, Now she has a career to choose. To work for the airlines has become a rule. With her personality, how can she lose? DEBORAH L. SKOLNICK 95 Fremont Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 2. Here ' s a girl we like you bet! Here ' s a girl we ' ll never forget! Of all the secretaries you ' ve ever seen The best one, of course, is sure to be Debs . RAYMOND C. SMITH 56 Bennett Street French Club 4; Track 4. As a Phys. Ed. Teacher, Smithy will excel, And we ' re sure he ' ll do his job well. He has the best wishes of ms all. He ' ll reach the top and never fall. BARBARA J. SMltH 25 Wilbur Street Prep Club A secretary Barbie wants to be. The business world she desire to see. We ' re sure when she ' s behind the desk. That she ' ll be a big success. lONA M. SNOOK 165 Russell Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Ital. Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad; Jr. Achieve. 3. lona always rated high, Among the kids at Everett High. Because she was always loads of fun. She was truly loved by everyone. As a Legal Secretary she ' ll be one of the best, To have come from E.HS. NORMAN SMITH 26 Thurman Park Track 3, 4; French Club 4; Jr. Achieve. 3. When personality was handed out, Butch was in the very front row. May your future as an meteorologist be bright, Stay as you are, you ' ll be all right. MAJORIE SOBOLEWSKI 17 West Street A nurse she wants to be. And a nice one, you can see, All dressed in starched white, She ' ll serve her patients day and night. SUSAN M. SOLEMINA 130 Elm Street Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Prep Club 4. To be a medical secretary Sue has in mind, A more efficient one you ' ll never find. Personality, looks, and ability to match, Doc . . . She ' ll make a beautiful catch. THOMAS W. SORRENTI, JR. 95 Waverly Street As a state trooper, Tom will be super. We knoiv doing this he ' ll be c success But not the only one from E.H.S. r DIANNE SORDELLO 44 Wedgewood Street H.R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Lyceum 2; Prep Club 4. As a buyer Di will take her place, In this position she ' ll be an ace. We ' re sure her talents will show. Success and happiness arc hers we know. JEANNE M. SOUZA 11 Edith Avenue Jccnaie is always on the ball, With a pretty smile liked by all. A secretary she ivants to be. She ' ll please her boss ive all agree. GILDA A. SORDILLO 20 Shirley Street To be ati airline hostess is Jill ' s desire, This goal 7ce knoiv she will acquire. A pretty girl among all those passengers She ' ll be able to handle all that occurs. PAUL A. SPADAFORA 79 Floyd Street Spady is the kind of fellow, Whose disposition was always mellow. Retain your even disposition Ayid be a success in your position. 9 86 MARY ELLEN A. SPILLANE 42 Mansfield Street Jr. Achieve. 4; Prep Club. Mary Ellen ' s a girl who ' s witty and clever, And besides she ' s pretty too. That combination can ' t be beat, Good luck in whatever you do. JANE E. STOWELL 190 Shute Street H.R. Officer; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Prep Club 4; Sr. Prom Com.; Yearbook Staff. Jane sparkles with her charm and personality A prettier nurse you ' ll never see Full of fun and oh so sweet Our Jane definitely can ' t be beat. THOMAS STANSBURY 62 Lynn Street LiTie many others Tomyny i s missing Some thought or desire for future ambition. By studying hard you ' ll see the way, To success some future day. MARK J. STEINBERG 115 Vernal Street Mark ' s personality will take him far. And his winning way ivill make him a star. Accounting is his chosen field. And ive knoiv success he will yield. KATHLEEN M. STRONG 206 Linden Street Kathy is ahvays pleasant and bright, She ' ll be a success as a girl in white. With her admiration her patients will nod, As long as she is in the ward. ALEX R. STUHL 23 Griswold Street Jr. Achieve. 4; Spanish Club 4. Alex has said his future plan Is to be a business man. And with each passing year we know, His success ivill groic and grow. 6 6 87 CHRISTINE M. SULLIVAN 81 Maiden Street Glee Club 2, 3; Pep Squad. Teaching the students the things they must learyi, Chris will teach and not be stern. She ' ll be a success in any school, For her, the kids would obey any rule. GLORIA A. TAROMINO 71 Madison Avenue A real cute kid tvho ' s on the beam To be a secretary is her dream- Gloria ' s always full of fun, And all her dreams will soon be won. IDA M. SWETT 28 Lynde Street Quite soon Ida tvill take dictation In any firm she ' ll be a sensation. She ' ll keep the book and type the letter And in her field there ' ll be no better. RALPH W. TENERIELLO 43 Albion Street H.R. Officer 2, 3. With that personality wherever he goes he ' ll be on top, Throughout the years his success as a draftsman will never stop. Smiling and helpful right till the end, No one could find a better friend. JOHN F. SWIERK 99 Fremont Avenue As a commercial artist Johnny IV ill excel In the field we are sure he ' ll do well. With his friendly smile and helpful ivays. We ' ll remember Johnny for many days. BETTY THOMPSON 122 Cottage Street Betty has personality and a charming way, This will remain with her throughout the day. She ' s a girl whose really very clever. She ' ll surely be a success in any field of endeavor. 91 12M 9 6 JOANN F. THOMPSON 118 Cleveland Avenue Jo would like to be, A nurse in sparkling white. She ' ll please all with her knowledge And be such a pleasant sight. LINDA M. TINO 31 Garland Street Cheerleader 4. Lin is a girl full of fun Known and liked by everyone. Some day someone ' s secretary she ' ll be. We hope she won ' t lose her gaiety. IRIS E. TOBIN 100 Maiden Street Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4; French Club 3, 4. We asked Iris for her ambition She said imdecided to a position. May success and fortune come your way. And keep you smiling from day to day. JO-ANN TOCCI 74 Lewis Street Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club. Teaching pupils their A ' s and B ' s Jo will teach faithfully. With her fine and pleasant ways. They will go to school everyday. CLARE M. TODISCO 26 Arlington Street To be a secretary is Gypsy ' s desire With her pleasant way We know this she ivill easily acquire. NANCY E. TOMASELLO 99 Hancock Street Prep Club; Spanish Club 3, 4. Nancy ' s sweet and full of fun And always has a smile for everyone With her wonderful personality and charming ways As a teacher she ' ll becoyne popular Throughout her future days. Mi WILLIAM R. TOTO 181 Chelsea Street DO DO whose wonderful aim Is to join the service and make quite a name By this we all knoiv he 2vill gain fame. WILLIAM J. TRAILL 7 Elwood Street To be a plumber is Bill ' s desire An ambition which he ' s sure to inspire His personality and ability shows He ' ll be a success wherever he goes. ANTHONY P. TRAVIA 503 Ferry Street Tony will enter the electrician field Although the work is hard he ' ll never yield In this job his talents he ' ll show For success and happiness are his — we know. PATRICIA A. TRAVIA 501 Ferry Street Spanish Club 3, 4. Our Pat is very small and petite A girl who is very street. She always has a nice warm smile And seems happy all the while. As a teacher she ' ll he number one Pat will even make school seem like fun. JOSEPH E. TREVISANI 23 Harding Street Basketball 2, 3, 4. Joe is a guy with a wonderful wit To be a phys. ed. teacher is his wish On the court his most frequent bit Was shooting the ball in a silent-swish. CHRISTINE M. TRUFANT 3 Amos Terrace Class Officer; French Club; Li- brary Staff; Jr. Prom Comm. Chris sparkles with her charm and personality A prettier teacher you ' ll never see Full of fun and oh so sweet Our Chris definitely can ' t be beat. I 90 DEBORAH J. TUCK 25 Miller Street H.R. Officer 3; Prep Club 4. Debbie as wc all know, n-ants to teach, Staiiding in front of a class she ' ll be a peach. And if you want an honest opinion between yon and me, She ' ll do just fine, you wait and see. ALAN VAGRAMIAN 74 Foster Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3; Prep Club 4. A good looking and fine guy Our Vega is by no means shy. His mariner is oh! so smooth. As a teacher how can he lose. Keep smiling and don ' t change a bit, When the world sees you — you ' ll be a hit. THOMAS J. TUTON 20 Devens Street H.R. Officer 2; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. To be a mechanic Is Tut ' s only aim So here ' s a wish from us to you That you succeed in all you do. DENNIS J. VISCONTI 9 Park Terrace Baseball 2, 3, 4. Denny is someone we ' ll never forget, His laughing and joking made the teachers fret. As a draftsman, u-hich he does choose. With that personality hoic can he lose. ROBERT A. URNETTA 52 Revere Street Tall, dark, and handsome That ' s our Bob you see. And his wish to be a teacher We ' re sure will be filled to a tee . BENEDETTO VIVONA 34 Oliver Street H.R. Officer 2; Basketball 2. Benny will make a brilliant engineer, When he embarks on his career. By studying hard you ' ll see the way To much success soyne future day. 91 6 STEPHEN W. VUOLO 144 Glendale Street Baseball 3, 4. Steve is great and oh! so clever To be a phys. ed. teacher is his endeavor With his outstanding ways, how can he miss But to be the best from E.H.S. ROBERT S. WALLACE 41 Argyle Street H.R. Officer 4; Football 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club; Yearbook Staff; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. There are fctv boys like our Steve One yon just can ' t help but like Laughing and joking around That ' s Steve wherever he ' s found. As a dentist he ' ll achieve great fame Helping to relieve all toothache pain. NANCY A. WACLAWSKI 57 Liberty Street Typing, filing, dashing ' round ' 0 better secretary can be ound ihe ' s as efficient as can be And a pleasure for all to see. JOHN F. WALSH 1 Harris Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Here ' s a boy the girls all know. When he passed by, their eyes would glow, As co-captain of the football team this year. He made everyone cheer and cheer. John ' s one of the best and full of fun, For him success has already begun. LINDA L. WALLACE 170 Bow Street Majorette 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2; French Club 2. A dress designer is Linda ' s aim. And someday you will find her name listed among the very best. Who ever attempted to design a dress. JOANNE M. WALTERS 25 Maple Avenue French Club 2, 4. Jo intends to earn his living By saying, Information, please, And 2vith her cheerful tone of voice She will attain her goal with ease. VICTORIA A. WASHINGTON 25 Hawthoi ' ne Street H.R. Officer. Vicki has decided a stenogra- pher she will be, And a very good one we all agree. By taking dictation every day, Is how she ' ll earn her daily pay. MARGUERITE E. WERNIG 30 Somerset Street French club 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Penny tvants to be a school teacher No specific kind. She has all it takes to be The answer to a principal ' s A.B.C. LEONARD W. WASILESKI 25 Jackson Avenue Football 2, 4. Engineering is Lenny ' s aim We hope this goal he will attain. We know he will go very far. Maybe build a bridge up to a star. BETH A. WHITESIDE 89 Bueknam Street A secretary is what Wilt wants to be, Always happy and full of fun. For her a successful future has just begun. NORMAN M. WEISBERG 55 Irving Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Norm wants to be a millionaire And go through life without a care. Of his name we ' re sure to hear Making money as an engineer. JANICE C. WILEY 96 Fuller Street French Club 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Her styles they ivill not ration After Jan becomes a designer of fashion In the future we shall see Designed and fashioned by Miss Wiley . THOMAS J. WILLIAMS 32 Pearl Street Tom ' s future life Is i)i the media)! ical line. He is one of the best, We hope he ' ll do fine. MARJORIE D. WOLFE 37 Arlington Street Jr. Achieve. 4; Prep Club 4. Whe)i patients come to the doctor ' s office, They won ' t find a faulty ttovice As a secretary to a physician, She can fill the high position. VICTORIA E. YANCEY 45 Waverly Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4 Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 4 Yearbook Staff. As an IBM progranuner Vickie will excel, For everything she does, she does well. She ' ll run computers with great ease, And all the bosses she will please. ARTHUR A. YOUNG 405 Broadway I ' m sure ice ' d tell you if we knew. Just what our Sung is going to do. We hope his future will be bright And he ' ll rise to the greatest height. ANTHONY R. WOZNIAK 45 Chatham Road In the field of agriculture Woz 71 ' ill enter, And he ' ll be successful in his venture. He will study the earth and «oil Learning all day with much toil. JOHN E. YOUNG 218 Hancock Street To be an 1MB prugranimer Jack ivill be, He ' ll gain heights wait and see. As a friend ire know he ' s swell Ask his friends, they ' ll all tell. I 9 6 6 94 as GJioraf Cnrts G a6 98 103 Head Coach Sarno and his assistants, Al Romboli and Bob Marques, worked hard to field a team like last year ' s. This was not expected to be as good a club as the previous, due to graduation. Co-Captains Goc and Walsh led the Big Red against Newton in the opener. Russo did a great job of running and pass catching as he teamed with Champi to put us ahead at the half on Pietrantonio ' s conversion, 8-6. Champi ran his backs in the second half and Russo scored number 2. Champi scored the next one as Russo converted. In the final period Champi intercepted and ran the ball in close from where Santacroce scored and Champi converted. Victory was ours 30-6. Against North uincy, Champi spearheaded us after an early game deficit as he ran and passed. First he ran for a 34 yard score. Then after they had scored, Sapienza took their kickoff and ran for 80 yards and a score behind Pietrantonio ' s great block. Muollo converted. Russo then intercepted and we moved on the ground until Champi sneaked the touchdown. Again in the second period we marched until Pini banged over and Champi converted. We forced North to punt and Champi then tossed to Pietrantonio for another score. Pini converted to make it 36-8 at the half. The third period was score- 1 less as Cioc. Walsh, Guarino. and Muollo put on a great defensive show. North scored twice in the final period and we offset this with Champi ' s long l)()mb to Pietrantonio as Pini converted. We won handily 44-20. 108 A rugged Quincy eleven made a battle of it for three periods. Our defnsive unit with Apruzzese, Guarino, Marr, Wallace, Goc, and Rogers was great. Kerrigan blocked a punt in the second period and Rogers recovered on the 17 yard line. The great President line stopped us but after we forced a kick, Sapinza advancd the ball to where Champi passed to Pietrantonio for the score. Quincy ' s passing attack failed as Pietrantonio intercepted and we scored again on Champi ' s sneak. Frank then converted and we won 14-0. The Arlington Spy Ponders proved to be no match in a game we broke open in the first period. A pass, Champi to Sapienza, accounted for the first score with Pietrantonio converting. Then Guarino inter- cepted and ran 45 yards for a score and Muollo con- verted. Arlington came back with a field goal (?) to close the half at 16-3. Delmonte recovered a third quarter fumble to set the stage for Russo to gallop for T.D. number 3. In the final quarter Champi passed to Pietrantonio for another score. In the waining moments another pass brought the ball up close and Soule scored the final T.D. in our 38-9 win. The Medford Mustangs gave us little opposition. In the first period Sapienza swept for the first score. We scored three more times before the half ended. Russo scored on a fine run, Pini plunged for the next, and Champi tossed to Pietrantonio for number 3. The lone conversion was by a pass to Pietran- tonio from Champi. The start of the third period saw Russo grab a Medford pass and a fine return. Then Soule went for 15 yards and the score. Bren- nan came up with a T.D. on a nice run after we took the ball on downs later. Russo again intercepted in the final period and ran for fifty yards and the score. Soule convert ed to make the final a 46-0 win. The combination of Pietrantonio and Champi shook Somerville. The first score was a pass of 50 yards from Frank to Bill in the first period. Later Sapienza stepped up and intercepted and returned it for a score. Muollo converted. The second half was a defensive battle until Kerrigan intercepted and on the following play Pini went for 45 yards and the T.D. Champi again to Muollo for the conversion. Wasileski, Appruzzese, and Wallace were standouts in our 22-0 victory. We invaded Nashua for the Schoolboy Game of the year. It was a wing-ding. Champi was a one- man gang as he ran for one touchdown and passed for four more. Nashua received and marched down for a score. We received and at once Champi tossed to Pietrantonio for 53 yards for a T.D. The conver- sion failed and we trailed. Again Nashua took the ball and scored but failed to convert. We were in real trouble. We failed to panic and Champi went 109 to the air again. He passed to Soule on their 45 yard line and he scored and Muollo converted to tie it up. As time moved on we forced a kick and took posses- sion on the 48 yard line. Frank cooly passed to Pie- trantonio for 52 yards and a score as the half ended. After the start of the second half we recovered a fumble in their territory. Champi rolled out to score on the next play from 17 yards out. Pini converted. Nashua managed to score again but we came right back. Again Champi passed to Pietrantonio and he went over. Ivey converted. Final score 38-20. The Golden Tornado of Maiden tried to rise up and blow us from the undefeated ranks. We were slow to start an d perhaps took the game a little lightly. We soon found we were in a ball game. Champi pulled us together and started us on our way. We worked the ball down field and Champi banged in from two yards out. Ivey converted. Maiden came right back with a score but failed to convert. This was all for the first half. In the third period we again marched and Pini went over from 3 yards out. Pietrantonio converted. Maiden scored their last touchdown and failed to convert. In the final period Visconte intercepted and ran for 40 yards and the final score as we breathed easier after a real tough 22-12 battle. Our final outing was against underdog and under- rated Chelsea. This was rivalry and past perform- ances meant nothing on Thanksgiving Day. The stadium was so crowded we only had room left for the teams. The first period was a real defensive battle with the Red Devils rising to great heights. The first break came as Pini blocked a kick and Kerrigan re- covered on their six yard line. After a penalty and after being dumped for a loss, Champi faded to the 19 yard line and, hit Russo in the end zone for the score. Ivey converted. Chelsea roaied back on a screen pass and moved to our six yard line where Russo made the tackle. Chelsea moved in and scored and converted to tie it up as the half ended. In the second half the Crim.son wore down their rival. First Champi passed to Russo and then to Pietran- tonio and then closed out his career with a nine yard run into the end zone and later another score from 3 yards out. Muollo made the final conversion as we wound up another undefeated season with a 22-8 will. Once again this gave us the Class A Championship. To all those boys who woi ' kod and played so hard we say. Well Done. May our lives be all wins and your futures be crammed with Championships. 1 10 Coach Bud Pelosi had high hopes for a success- ful season as he looked over his all senior team. The one thing that was lacking was height. If the team with its experience could overcome this obstacle they could have a good season. Co-captains Caiazzo, Champi, and Romano led the team into a pre-season game against Reading High on December 7. The first quarter was a nip-and- tuck battle as we dropped behind by three points. In the second quarter we managed to overcome our jitters and find the range and end the half with a lead of six points. The second half started out an even keel with both teams going all out. The final quarter saw us again find our sights as we finished up on the long end of a sixty-six to fifty-nine score. Romano, Vagramian, and Caiazzo were high scorers with eighteen, sixteen, and fifteen points. We started the league season against a very strong North Quincy team. This proved to be a real thriller for three periods. At the end of the first half we left the court down by one point. At the end of the third period we had overcome this and led by one on the great eye of Romano. Then the great height of North took its toll and the roof fell in on us as they outscored us by nine points and we had lost our first game by a sixty-four to fifty-six score. Romano was high man with twenty one points as Champi shined on defense. Our outing against Chelsea was a nightmare for three periods as our defense broke down and we were having trouble finding the basket. The final quarter saw us come out of it and begin to register. We finally pulled away to a five point win in our sixty-five to sixty score. Bodnaruk came up with seventeen points and Romano had sixteen for his night ' s work. Old rival Somerville came next and as usual this was a thriller. We were completely out of it for the first half as we dropped behind by eleven points. In the third quarter we caught fire and made up this deficit to the pleasure of the crowd. The final quar- ter was basket for basket down to t he final bell when Vagramian tossed in a two pointer for a low scoring forty-eight to forty-six win. High man for the night was Al Vagramian with sixteen points. We started the new year against the New Bed- ford Whalers and we matched each other almost basket for basket with only a two point difference in their favor separating us at the half. This dif- ference continued as the game progressed and as the final gun sounded we had to admit to our second defeat, sixty-one to fifty-seven. Caiazzo and Vagra- mian were high with thirteen and twelve points respectively. The Quincy Presidents came to town and proceed- ed to bomb us from the opening whistle as they roared off to a first half thirty-nine to twenty-six lead. We failed to recover from this in the second half as they continued to run wild on us. Romano with a hot hand for twenty-six points was our shin- ing light in our eighty-one to sixty-five loss. Against Medford we did an about face as every- thing we threw up dropped in for a score. We left the floor at the half on the long end of a forty-nine to thirty-one score. The second half saw the en- raged Mustang kick back and outscore us. We were getting points but they were getting more. We managed to hang on and as the game ended we had posted a ninety to eighty win. Vagramian had twenty-nine points followed by Romano with twenty. Revere proved to be a very weak team and after the first half they were not in the ball game. The entire starting team was in double figures as we cleared the bench in our ninety-four to sixty-four romp. The golden Tornadoe of Maiden proved to be only a gentle breeze as we moved out to a half time lead of forty-three to nineteen. Coach Pelosi cleared the bench for the second half and this made it a fairly even ball game. The final outcome was in our favor by a score of seventy-five to forty-nine. Bodnaruk was high man with twenty points. We felt that we would take the measure of North Quincy in our return game but we were doomed to be disappointed. Our defence fell apart and we couldn ' t buy a basket in the first half as good shots would hit the rim and bounce out. The spread at the end of the half widened as the game went off to disastrous ending. We bowed out of this one on the short end of a seventy-eight to fifty-two score. The Red Devils of Chelsea proved to be a great adversary as we matched each other almost basket for basket, with our stalwarts just able to do a little better each quarter. The outcome proved to be in our favor by a margin of eighty-two to seventy- one. Bodnaruk, Caiazzo, and Romano each had nine- teen points to share the scoring honors. Once again it was our old friendly rival Somerville. and another hair raiser was to be expected. The end of the half saw us trailing by a thirty-three to twenty-seven margin. We made up the difference in the third period and then ran out of gas as the final quarter moved on. We dropped this one by a score of fifty-eight to fifty-three to make the season between the two teams a stalemate. Again it was Bodnaruk and Romano high with eighteen points each. We were determined to reverse our decision of a loss against New Bedford as we paid them a visit. The first half saw us run up a lead of ten points which was a comfortable cushion. In the third period we went flat and could score only four points from the floor. This was unheard of, but New Bed- ford was in almost as poor shape as they failed to take advantage of this and could only garner eight points from the floor. We managed to do better in the final period and get back our margin and come out on top by forty-eight to thirty-eight. Caiazzo had his eye as he dropped in eighteen points. Our next outing against Quincy was a great game for three quarters. The half saw us match baskets from start to finish as we wound up at thirty-four all. In the third quarter we fell behind by four points, but our hopes were high. Then it happened, as the final quarter proved to be our downfall. We went completely cold on both defence and offense and they simply rolled right over us. The final score was seventy-four to our fifty-nine. Bodnaruk had twenty points with Al Vagramian close behind with eighteen. We bounced back again in our game with Med- ford. This was a fine game all the way. At the half we had a four point lead. The second half found us widening this margin a little at a time and we held on to the end. Victory was ours in this one by a score of seventy-three to sixty. Romano was high with twenty-three points and Vagramian dropped in eighteen. Unlike our first game with the Beach City boys. Revere gave us a real rough evening. They matched us in every department for the first half. Vagramian kept us in the ball game with his thirteen points. We left the floor at intermission time with the score at thirty-one all. Champi dropped in two fast bas- kets at the start of the third stanza and Romano added to this with some accurate foul shooting. Our defence tightened up and we held them to nine points as we opened up a ten point spread. The final quarter reverted to the first half as once again we matched each other point for point. The final count was a victory for us by a count of sixty-two to fifty- two. Vagramian led the scorers with nineteen points closely followed by Romano with seventeen. As we go to press it is evident there will be no tourney play for us this year. We feared the lack of height and it was this obstacle that was very difficult to overcome. Our congratulations to all the squad members whether in victory or defeat. Your fighting spirit and determination will always be in your favor. It is our hope that each of you will dribble the ball of endeavor down the floor of life and sink it in the basket of success. Coach Henry Schlegel had to overcome a lack of experience and a lack of veterans to survive the season. There was plenty of willing material but he realized the necessity for more than desire. He was agreeably surprised by the end of the season. Our pre-season Jamboree game in Lynn brought the team up against a tough Peabody team, and after playing to a one to one dead lock, we felt the prospects for a fairly good season were brighter. The season ' s league opener against Revere, a veteran team, proved to be disastrous as our inex- perience showed up time and again. The Beach boys dominated the play all night and we were humbled by a score of eight to one. We faced veteran Chelsea in our underdog roll the following week. The lead see-sawed back and forth for almost the entire game with the Crimson always in the catch-up posi- tion. We went down to the final three seconds this way when suddenly Lawrence grabbed a center face- off and let drive and beat their goalie to tie it up at three all. We felt better after this game. We were the favorites against a weak Don Bosco team but they failed to believe this as we went into the third period behind by a score of three to one. Suddenly we came to life and started to pepper their goal with shots. DePrizio sank two goals on assists by Gibson and Lawrence and they in turn sank a goal each on assists from DePrizio. In the mean time they scored another goal but we managed to hang on for a five to four victory. Maiden has been nemesis to us in hockey. We just have never beaten them. This was to be first. Giu- liano got us on the boards first after an assist by Lawrence. Later DePrizio and (Gibson each drove in and lit up the light for the Crimson. Our second line of Brickley, Barry, and Nee were excellent while Bradbrook was almost invincible in the goal in our three to one win. This was a very sweet victory. Quincy is our other jinx team which has never al- lowed us to win a game from them. This condition was becoming a habit. The game proved to be a real thriller as we exchanged goals. In the third period we were behind by a score of three to two with minutes to go when Lawrence stole the puck and set sail down the boards and then fed to Gibson who sank the shot to tie up the game. Quincy captured the face off and shot but Bradbrook made the save and fed off to Gibson who ragged down the ice and passed off to Lawrence who sank a beautiful goal with seconds to go for a four to three win. Barry and Giuliano did a great job in this hair-raiser. North Quincy proved to be no obstacle as they of- fered very little in the way of defence. Every mem- ber of the squad participated in this game. Scores were made by DePrizio, Donnelly, Lawrence, Giu- liano, Clifford, and Glancy as we downed them eleven to one. Our winning streak was broken the following week by Christopher Columbus. Lawrence managed to score two quick goals to put us into a fast lead and things were looking up. Then it happened. Our defence fell apart and slowly but surely they picked away at us and got the two goals back and two more with them. We failed to score and an unhappy group went home with a four to two loss. W e started the second turn in league play the following week and we were determined to beat Revere. This was a real hard fought contest right down to the final horn. We lost by a four to two margin but the play of the Crimson was great. It would be unfair to single out any one player because of the greatness of all of them in defeat. We had a miserable letdown against Chelsea and the Red Devils took advantage of our every mistake. We were loose on defence and our offense was un- able to untrack all night long. Without a doubt this was our worst game of the season but one we could have won had we been up for it as we were the previous week. After dropping the last three games we came back to life against hapless Don Bosco. This time we were not caught napping at the start of the game as we were the last time. Nee, Barry, Brickley, Mor- ganto all showed to great advantage on defence, while Donnelly and Glancy showed gi ' eat speed on offense. DePrizio, Gibson, and Lawrence as usual shone in our ten to two win. Our return bout with Maiden was not the thriller the previous game was. We were slowed down by a sick list which prohibited our being at full strength. We played good hockey but the luck of the Torna- does was phenomenal as we were frustrated time and again. We lost by four to one. Quincy offered nothing as we scored almost at will in the first period. The light flashed on six different times. We were inclined to be a little care- less and they came out and scored three fast goals. We put a stop to this and scored one goal ourselves to defeat them seven to three. Our record was about even for the year which gives us great hope for the future with so many underclassmen. To those seniors we say good skating through life and may you each score your goal. Gouri of yionor Somewhere in the dim past, starry-eyed mothers led a group of individuals, all loved ones, off to their initial day of school. This group of pig-tailed and . white-shirted darlings were quite unaware of the ;fact that they were to be known as The Class of 66 of Everett High. It was a good thing that we were unaware of this, or this realization certainly would have either stimulated us into a double promo- - ' ' tion or caused us all to be retards. We managed to survive the lower grades and finally converged on the the A. N. Parlin Jr. High. Once here, we looked, but saw not and understood less until we had finished our eighth grade. In our freshman year at the Compound we decided we had a need for leadership to overcome our chaos. We chose Louis Apruzzese as President, Cecelia Rossi as Vice President, Allen Callender as Secre- tary, and Susan Petricca as Treasurer. We felt better about this now even though we were not able to take over the school. It was here we started our championship habits on the football field. The names of Champi, Sapienza, Pini, Russo, Walsh and others came to the front as they elected Apruzzese, Goc, and Gaffey as co- captains. Girls became completely conscious of boys even though boys were unaware of a girls ' usefulness, except to disagree with them. Our socials were truly out of this world as our chief aim was to see who could show up with the highest teased hair-do. The boys, as usual, just stood in groups and gawked. Their social attitude was a big nothing. I Our basketball team went into the Boston Garden Tournament with Champi, Romano, and Caiazzo as leaders. They, too, were champs. Our baseball team turned out to be the cream of the crop as it belted its way to victory and a champ- ionship. Our Parling P winners are too numerous to mention but we can recall how Hugh Kelleher wow- ed us in the Oratorical Contest. We grew to realize what our Class Theme, No Man Is An Island meant, as we no longer were individuals but mem- bers of a claa.s, an important cog in a big machine. Before we were aware of the passing of time, we were ready to leave what we had felt was a Com- pound with its Gestapo traffic squad. The big venture was to come ... the March of the Trium- phant across Broadway and into that most formid- able hou.se of learning, The High School. How lucky would any faculty be in having us under their wings. vdi irfrft «-C!:)j ' V- ' ass _ hopeless in that big auditorium as those dulcet tones of Principal Collins called out that from name such and such, to name such and such, would go to room such and such. Who knew where room such and such was . . . we couldn ' t even think of our own names, let alone dare to even ask where the i ooms might be. It seemed that both upper classes were absolute sadists by the enjoyment they derived from our consternation. We did manage to overcome trying to find the gym on the fourth floor and dashing wildly to the cafeteria at recess so as to get a good seat at the dining table. We sought solace and lead- ership in our old leaders, Apruzzese, Rossi, Callen- der, and a new Secretary, Donna Maria Luongo. We found we even had representation in student af- fairs and elected Petricca, Cutone, and Dooley to the Council. Out football stars added to the efforts of our team ' s G. B. I. title. During the basketball season, Romano, Caiazzo, and Champi went into the Tech Tournament with our great basketball team. Lou DiPrizio became a stella member of the hockey team. Time marched along and we adjusted to our new home and loved every minute of it. We were proud when Hugh Kelleher and Ceci Rossi won the Oratori- cal Contest. The only sad day in the whole year was when our President and friend, John F. Kennedy, was cut down by an assassin ' s bullet. This will always be the blackest day of our sophomore year. Our sophomore year seemed to be so ci-ammed that it passed before we realized that spring had come. Only after the seniors had gone and a great void was created in the school ' s tenantship did it strike us that we had overcome all our hardships and were now in the threshold of our junior year. The summer with its hot days and vacation ex- periences passed in a flash and here we were back in school. My, gosh! how young, immature, and scared those poor little sophomores look. Thank goodness we looked better than this crop. Well, we helped them survive by making life as miserable as possible for them. We elected our officers for the year and Kelleher was President with Cece Rossi again Vice President, Al Callender as Treasurer and Chris Trufant was named Secretary. One more member was added to the Council to give us Sue Petricca, Maureen Dooley, Joe Cqllins, and Bob Cut- one as respresentatives. On that first day in September we sat scared and 126 We got off to a big start by rooting our football team into an undefeated season and thus our hoot- ing and hollering was the cau.se of their being rewarded by a trip to Florida at Christmas time. Romano and company took up where they had left off in the previous basketball . Reason and wo man- aged to go into the Tech Tourney. Once again it must have been our cheering, not their playing that Scholastic Awards were justly deserved by Champi, Walsh, Goc, and Pietrantonio. We can never forget made them so great. vi l i f; ; these fellows, and all the members of the Class of Then came our Junior Prom, Through the Look- ing Glass , with Jane O ' Donnell as Chairman and her committee under the guiding hand of Mr. De- Rubeis doing a wonderful job. There was no doubt that most of the beauty and manliness of the Everett High School was to be found in the Class of ' 66. Vickie Brown as Queen was a picture of beauty. We managed to survive this and keep our heads above water scholastically for the most part for the rest of the year. It was our firm conviction that school could be made into a real attractive thing if they would cut out the learning and books. Spring rolled around and we saw our baseball team well represented by our classmates. How can anyone forget the sight of Al Callender fly ing around the track as if someone was behind him with a blow torch. I ip? ; Then we were suddenly confronted with a real stunner . Please fill out this card and state the best time for you to have pictures taken for the Yearbook. My gosh ! this must mean that we are almost seniors. We are aware that the Oratorical Contest produced winners in Joe Collins and Hugh Kelleher; but when Dave Rosenblatt received the Harvard Book Award in an assembly after gradua- tion we knew that this was it. The year was over! We were Seniors. Once again summer came and went and most of us did not realize that this was probably our last possible summer of freedom. We were older, more sophisticated, perhaps more serious but still a very happy crew as we took over the oars in this final row on the river of high school. The incoming sopho- mores did not excite us as much as they did a year ago. We saw in them, their youth, their frailness, their immaturity, and their unsophistication. It ' s a more like a seventh grade group in our eyes, rather than a tenth grade class. My what a long way we had come since the day those pigtails and white- starched shirts had clung so desperately to a doting mother ' s hand. ,i;aw . v We chose Frank Champi as our leader, to be assisted by Cece Rossi, Al Callender, and Diane Glancy. To the Council we sent Joe Collins as Chair- man, ably assisted by Sue Petricca, Jane O ' Donnell,., Sue Melagrano and Bob Cutone. ' -. J Things hummed from the start as we had our candids taken for the yearbook. There we had fun exchanging our senior pictures with our classmates. Football had another undefeated season and our team went to Florida again. The recognition of All- ' 66 who gave us so much pleasure on those Saturday afternoons. Yearbook elections and more work by the staff. College Boards, worries; job plans, worries; report cards, worries ; college applications, worries ; but we survived. Even our parents survived. Then one day came the sad news of the very sud- den death of Mr. Louis Wendelstein, Head of the Science Department. His passing is a loss that can never be measured. His long line of students passes far down the road of his forty five years of teach- ing. May our memories be a tribute to him forever. The basketball season came and went and we cer- tainly had our ins and outs. We didn ' t win a cham- pionship but we did play interesting and attractive basketball. Hi-light pictures and prophecy pictures excited us. The choosing of the Queen and her Court of ' Honor created a stir as we hoped for each un- known name to be chosen. Donna Dillon was our glamorous football Queen. i i ' iiiin-iiii. A gala night at the Sidney Hill Country Club as we more than enjoyed the Senior Ball under the chairmanship of Steve Wallace and his committee. This was a night of nights. True beauty and man- liness was evident two-fold as compared with our Junior Prom. Quickly too quickly time seemed to fly by. What had seemed to be an eternity, a goal in the far dis- tant had now become a reality. The end was in sight. Yearbooks were distributed, fingered through, dis- cussed, autographed, carried to bed with us, and then laid aside. We stood helplessly by and watched the juniors as they excitedly made reservations for their Senior pictures. They didn ' t even give us a chance to graduate before they took over. Quickly, too quickly. Class Day and all its frivolities came and went and we stayed out most of the night and had the usual number making fools of themselves. Graduation rehearsals and graduation. The termina- tion of so many friendships, so many things in com- mon, so many seconds, minutes, and hours of pleas- ure, freedom, and friends has come at last. My final gaze about me and I have passed into the stadium and sat in my final session as a Senior. The glamour seems to be lacking for us. There is a false bravado among some but there is a tear of sorrow visible and invisible on the visage of each. We hear our names called, mechanically rise, return to our seat and more than ever realize that all is now only, Memories. • ■ V i ' ' TNIttMM Gfass CPropJiect SUCCESSFUL ADMINISTRATORS Paula Hosty, Richard Pesce, Judy Milley, Vicky Brown, Cathy Sigerist, Mary Ellen Spillene, Reprina Pelliter, Barbara Cocco, Louise Coviello, Christine Di Pietro, Richard Baleno, Ray Gomez, Lois Mannetta, Madeline Pesce, Ellen Rutstein, Arthur Young. COVER GIRLS Danielle Alaura, Maryann Albano, Joyce Best, Diane Cataldo, Marie Ciulla, Maryanne Correnti, Susan Desiderio, Concetta Di Rico, Donna Drake, Thersea Falzone, Marilyn Hinton, Camile Imbornone, Diane Lancia, Katherine Mattuchio, Ida Paradiso, Franny Parrella, Jean Pat- terson, Lucie Cribbons. GO-GO-GIRLS Janice Arsenault, Linda Benko, Elaine Brogna, Rita Caiazzo, Ann Chiar- ello, Maria Graziano, Carla Guarino, Josephine LoRusso, Linda Luongo, Janet Pratt, Margaret Rumasuglia. Peilyia Seaforth, Eileen Shanahan, Clare Todisco, Nancy Waclawski, Kathleen Strong. TO BE BEACH BUMS FUTURE SURFERS Gerald Carmody, Robin Casarjian, Daniel Cipriani, Charlie Cirrone, Thomas Lozzi, James Marsinelli, Judith Nagel, Jane O ' Donnell, Gcraldine Geraci, Beth Whiteside, Gail MacRae, Margaret Manning, Christine Trufant. 128 ALL ELASTIC SCHOLASTICS Robert Baibanti, Allan Bradbrook, Ralph Carmicheal, Edward Doyle, Joseph Fields, Thomas Glavin, John Kowalsky, James Reardon, John Russo, Ed Sapienza, Kenneth Savage, Thomas Stansbury, Joseph Trevi- sani. Jack Rivers. I 1 GALLANT MEN Victor Bonacetto, Dan Dunn, Jim D ' Angelo, Carl Fiorentio, Dave Her- rington, Richard Gowdy, Tony Travia, Norman Smith, Bruce Middleton, Jerry Morello, Ellis Barton, Jim Scoppa. BABY FACE KIDS Donna Aleckna, Maureen Johnson, Linda Kibby, Cheryl Raisin, Maureen Lepore, Maureen Davis, Linda Tino, Ellen Larkin, Joan Feudo, Nancy Tomascello, Maureen Hogan, Jo-ann Walters. FUTURE WIZARDS BRAIN BUSTERS Paul Brennen, Stephen Cogliano, John DeMarco, Andrevi Guarino, Ro- bert LaCava, Herbie Martin, Ralph Muollo, Barbra Nelson, Ceci Rossi, John Walsh, Victoria Yancey, Jackie Minichiello, Diane Ormond, William Traill. FUTURE PLAYBOYS Ronald Borsetti, Anthony Clemente, Richard Correggio, Ricci DeAnglis, Ronald DeOme, Louis DiSanto, Rocco Fosco, Richard Gordon, Michael Higgins, Paul LaCoria, Richard LoRusso, Walter Maciejowski, Alan Vagramian, George Ghiloni. 129 TO BE FIRST TO THE ALTAR Helen Albano, James Andrulli, Donna Armstrong, Cheryl Blumenthal, Charlise Buckley, Diana Capra, Robert Cutone, Louis De Prizio, Linda Diver, Donna Farrell, Marilyn Hight, Stephen Lanciani, Margaret Mer- chant, Linda Mercier, Janice Morrello, Carol Morrissey, Joan Pasquarel- la, Shirley Powers, Charlene Roda, Thomas Saia, Marjorie Sobolewski, Ralph Teneriello. TO BE LADY CLAIROL Diane Allen, Sandra Anzuoni, Carolyn Centola, Frank Chiampi, Patricia Coppola, Joan Faulkner, Nancy Favreau, Sherry Feldman, Carol Im- bornone, Judy O ' Donnell, Gerry Peterson, Ann Marie Sciascia, Sheila Shershow, Donna Sinatra, Gilda Sordillo. CHUG A LUGGERS John Avakian, John Burke, Fred Merchant, Bob Crafts, John Enos, Glen Garbate, Eddie Gill, James Govostes, Joseph Guiliano, Daniel Hegner, John Hurst, James Johnson, Dominic La Russo, Robert Moreschi, Andy Popovich, Richard Rawlinson, Robert Santilli, Paul Spadafora, William Toto, Tommy Williams, John Young. CALIFORNIA DREAMERS John Burgess, John Byrne, Ralph Di Simone, Ronna Gahm, Janet Gay- lord, Billy Harper, George Hussey, Richard larmarino, Gail Ingallis, Stephen Kazmierczak, Eddy Kittredge, Bob MacLeod, Ronny Morello, Tony Pastori, Jerry Pelletier, Mike Peters, Marcia Rosnick, Mark Steinberg, Jo-Ann Thompson. HK; time OPERATORS— (JENTLE PERSUADERS Michael Bontempo, Alan Cohen, Joan Convery, Cecelia Di Pietro, Anita Fanclle, Scott Ferguson, Robert Goc, Joan Lund. Edwai-d Martino ., Nancy Mayo, Diane Noseworthy, Eddie Porcaro, Fhiine Keardon, Donna Rcczek, Joanne Russo, Linda Russo, Maryann Russo, Bob Saccardo, Sandy Schiavo, Ray Smith, (iloria Taromino. 130 RAISE THE BIGGESTS FAMILIES Marsha Bellefatto, Mary-Lou Burke, Dianne Chiarello, Joseph Collins, Linda Feinberg, Cynthia Forbes, Marsha Klasky, Bruno Meoli, Leslie Nerenberg, Chris Nunez, Frank Pagano, Sara Ellen Rutstein, Steve Wallace, Donna De Feo, Maria Grassa, Maryilyn Marchessault, Susan Morovitz, Kathryn Panarese. THE ERECTOR SET Dominic Albano, Frank Calo, John Doherty, James Jamerson, David Lager, Walter Leusi, Paul Manganiello, Henry McLaughlin, Mike Picar- do, Thomas Tuton. TOMORROW ' S COMICS James Angiolillo, Edward Ayler, Richard Bertholdt, Anthony Bono, Annette Cericola, Jim Ellison, Loretta Galeota, James Califord, David Hawkins, Steve Jefferson, Rigina Keck, John McSweeney, Marie Rinaldi, Robert Salamone, Anthony Wozniak, Linda Capone, Thomas Sorrenti. TO WIN NOBEL PRIZE Stephen Bochetti, Gregory Brent, Leonard Capua, Lois Cohen, Lawrence Cuneo, Linda Fales, David Finlay, Patricia Frackleton, Robert Goul, Dennis Haggerty, Kevin Joyce, William Kinch, Donna Maria Luongo, Kathy Rose, David Rosenblatt, Richy Scarannozza, Susan Siegel, Iris Tobin, Norman Weisberg. DAY TRIPPERS Daniel Capra, William Caso, Ronald Chetwynde, Arthur D ' Angelo, James De Fillippo, Anthony DiNuzzo, Roger Ford, Bruce Hidden, Janice Nigro, Richard Powers, Dennis Visconti, Benny Vivona. 131 TO CLEAN UP CRIME Lamont Barry, Leo Bono, John Gaffe, Michael Giardina, Paul Hauser, Joseph Hojlo, Joe Pierelli, Stephen Pothier, William Pothier, John Puopolo, Eddie Ricci, John Rossetti, Paul Ruggiero, Eddie Russo, Bill Simard, Chucky Shay, Michael Hogan. MR. MISSES AMERICAS David Bellofatto, Warren Buys, Paul Calo, Dominic Cavallaro, Richard Cummings, Andrew Euzukonis, Peter Fasciano, Christine Grugnale, Stephen Grugnale, Marcia Lombardi, Carol Neal, Patty Perry, Annette Ragucci, Eleanor Rosanio, Jeanne Souza, Stephen Vuolo, Marjorie Wolfe, Barbara Smith, Carol Griffin, Marguerite Cutone. LOLLYPOP KIDS-SUGAR ' N SPICE Dorothy Andreotti, Maryann Berlandi, Lois Bertulli, Debora Cameron, Cathy Costa, Joan Culwell, Helen Davidian, Donna Demeritt, Donna Ferrante, Donna Floramo, Naomi Fogel, Maryann Foti, Florence Fraser, Diane Glancy, Marisa locca, June Kearney, Connie Merenda, Barbara Peters, Dianna Porter, John Saraceno. ROMPER ROOMERS William Amoroso, Louis Baldi, William Cohen, Doris Conlon, Donna Croke, Dennis Doherty, Ruth Homer, David Liggeio, Debby McDewell, Thomas Moore, Jimmy O ' Brian, Dominic Rosa, Russell Rylko, Alex Stuhl, Christine Sullivan. FASHION PLATES OF 1970 Richard Addorisio, Fred Garafalo, Janet Griffin, Bonita Hanely, Carol I,an(lry, Thomas Langonc, Donna McNeil, Maryann Maffoo, Vicky Mar- tin, Debbie McCarthy, Cathy McGonaglo, Linda McLaughlin. Joan Molin- caux, Ronnie Monsini, Danny O ' Neil, Janice Palumbo, John Swierk. Linda Wallace, Vicky Washington. 132 LITTLE TOWN FLIRTS Diane Burhan, Mary Catazano, Rosanne Cocciardi, Marshall D ' Avanzo, John Dodge, Maureen Dooley, William Erickson, Steven Giove, Ralph landolo, Jean luliano, Ginny Post, Marguerite Wernig, Jimmy Scoppa. RESTFUL RECLINERS Louis Apruzzee, Allen Callender, Donald Flowers, Joe Gardino, Angelo Russo, Billy Pietrantoni, Marty Flanagan, Bill Galvin, George Romano, Tom lozza, Lenny Wasileski, Hugh Kelleher, Rocco Schenna, Robert Urnetta. HARD TO CATCH— MALE AVOIDERS Josephine Bono, Joyce Bowser, Mary Bucci, Joanne Cafasso, Eda Can- ter, Beverly Clark, Paula Correggio, Maryann Guerra, Diane Hickey, Karen Kinch, Barbara Lawless, Rosemary Maiani, Gerry Pagliuca, Susan Powers, Kathy Sarno, Jo-Ann Tocci, Ida Swett, Debbie Tuck. Illrll FUTURE POLITICIANS Joan Agri, Linda Anderson, James Babson, Janice Belluscio, Joan Cameron, Tonia Cogliano, Ann Di Loreto, Sheila Doherty, James Fan- tasia, Philip Fitzpatrick, John Gamache, Shirley Harris, Betty Hol- brook, Lois Lattanzio, Gary Le Fave, John Marr, Kathy O ' Brien, Sheila O ' Donnell, Joseph Pini, Betty Thompson, Janice Wiley, Lou Caizzo. GIRLS FROM A.U.N.T — 006 Joanne Ciol, Lillian Ciulla, Maria DiFillippo, Donna Dillon, Susan Ed- monds, Julia Huffman, Gerry LaRosa, Susan Melegrano, Dianne Nelson, Susan Petricca, Nellie Rando, Sandy Santilli, Debbie Skolnik, lona Snook, Dianne Sordillo, Jane Stowell. 133 PARUN MEMORIAL LIBRARY 1759 00071 7011 v. ii ii 1 . !■