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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

DONNA ( I ' KUANT Sc-( i ( ' t;ii y 2 KKVIN VANCOTT Treasurer 3 ear£oo£ JOHN BAXTER Editor-in-Chief MARIE 1V1KLA(;RAN() DIANE NUZZOLO JUDITH (lOLDEN As.sistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor 4 5taf ACTIVITY AND BIOGRAPHY STAFF Standing: Diane Nuzzolo, Frank Garguilo, Marie Melagrano, Judy Golden, Kathy Mellace, and John Baxter. Seated: Elizabeth O ' Han- dley, Peter Colosi, Judy Capps, Steven Mills, Janet Moreschi, Nancy Nelson, and Susan Knight. ls)e DeJicaie Doctor Amerino J. Sarno The Class of Nineteen hundred sixty-seven dedicates MEMORIES to this man who has performed so well in the capacity of teacher, coach, and friend. His achievements as a classroom teacher have always been foremost as is shown in the success of his students. As a coach he has at all times upheld the traditions of Everett High School and has won the admiration of all as well as being the envy of all his competitors. We thank you, Mr. Sarno, and may your future be crowned with the same progress and success that your past has possessed. 7 o ur ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Back row: Richard E. Hickey, Department Head, Raymond Gallagher, Ralph W. Mal- lett, Vincent P. Concannon, John T. Schatz, John McGrath, Amerino J. Sarno, Timothy Lane, Henry J. Schlegel, and James E. Rafferty. Front row: Joseph R. Hilvard, Caroline F. Gerety. Art, Mary H. DuVal, Marie Gordinier, Librarian, Joseph P. Morse, and Lawrence A. Vozella. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Back row: John J. Brogna, Edward Ricupero, Walter P. Zanor, and Edward M. Cardillo. Front row: Wil- lard B. Whittemore, Robert N. Millett, Department Head, and Philip L. McAuliffe. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mack row: Victor E. DoRubeis, Department Head, Mary P]. Dorn, Andrew I ' rt ' vitc, and ,I()hn T. Schatz. Front row: Caniillo Con- solino, Doris DiTullio, and Barbara J. Adler. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Front row: Phyllis Farber, Michelle Tube- rosa, Julia Gibbons, Department Head, and Rosemary Moscato. Back row: Nicholas Pascouchi, Peter DeSesa, Eileen Whelan, and Jane O ' Neil. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT James T. McKinlay, Rose O ' Rourke, George W. Clay, and Mathew V. Walsh. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Front row: Frederick Leach, Alfred C. Dowd, De- partment Head, Edward Leo, and Joseph P. Barry. Back row: Charles Malta, Eugene F. Testa, Michael J. O ' Donnell, James Peddle, Robert Barile, and John DiBiaso. m: Ill JKem£ers SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Back row: Leo P. Kutrubes, Hyman Silver- man, Mario Vultaggio, Department Head. William Richmand, and Bernard Sullivan. Front row: Louise E. Menza, Edith LoPi- lato, and Francis A. Camarano. DRIVER TRAINING AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENTS Back row: Francis Foley and John Foresteire. Front row: Thomas R. Brickley, Waine I. MacAllister, Lois Alpert, and Robert A. Marques. HOME ECONOMICS AND MECHANICAL ARTS DEPARTMENTS Back row: Joseph Finepan. Department Head, Zolton Csicsek, and Arthur O. Schricker. Front row: Lillian (!. Rii ' hard- son, Department Head, Alice Drago, and Doris A. McGaffey. 10 1 STEVEN N. AARON 21 Reynolds Avenue Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To he a Lawyer is Steve ' s aim To prosecute awrf defend is his game. With his talent, ititelligence, and ambition, Steve tvill do a good job in this position. MARIA E. ABATE 42 Everett Street As a Secretary Mia will take her place, We all know she ' ll fill the space. As a secretary, she ' ll excel. All of us will wish her well. PHILIP J. ABATE 58 Windsor Street To go into business is Phil ' s dream We hope it will come true. In this field he ivill be on the beam And do the job through and through. LINDA ABBRUZZESE 29 Avon Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Linda has decided a Secretary to be She ' ll be great, we all agree. She ' ll kyioiv all the letter styles And keep the names in office files. MICHAEL E. ALBANO 14 Shute Street H.R. Officer 4; Italian Club 4; Baseball 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. One of these times wait a«d see A top Draftsman Mike will be. This will be a key to success He ' ll be efficient, that ' s no guess! VITO ALIBERTI 11 Gladstone Street Homeroom Officer 4. Carlo has a special aim. In the Business field, he will find fame. The future looks good indeed iVo doubt, he irill succeed. RITA A. ALUIA 26 Lewis Street Pleasant manner, pretty smile, Rita is sure to keep things in file. For a Secretary she hopes to be And she ' ll please any boss, we all agree. ROSE M. ANTHONY 51 Newton Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Italian Club 4. To be a Teacher is Rose ' s ambition She ' ll have no f rouble in finding a position. With her pleasant voice and easy way Her pupils will gladly come each day. BARBARA J. ANDERSON 84 Gledhill Avenue Prep Club 4. Bobbie will be an asset to her boss. And without her help he ' ll be at a loss. With her charming smile and looks that please A fine Secretary she ' ll be with ease. JOANNA L. ANTONELLI 425 Ferry Street Joajine is cute, Joanne is sweet Here ' s a girl that ' s hard to beat To be an IBM Operator is her desire Fame and for tune she will ac- quire. L MARK S. ANDRULLI 6 Jacobs Place Can ' t you see Mark in some cave deep Hunting for remains of men and sheep This life as an Archeologist will be eventful If he searches long and finds bones plentiful MICHAEL S. ANZALONE 19 Harvey Street Football 4. Mike has said his future plajt Is to be a Business Man With his charm and wit he ' s sure to succeed After all, he ' s one of E.H.S. breed. 1 7 15 ANTHONY J. ARAKELIAN 16 Marie Avenue A pleasing personality, a friendly smile. That ' s our Anthony all the while. To become a Fashion Designer is his aim. And we are sure he ' ll gain ynuch fame. DENNIS J. BABIN 98 Third Street Our Den is quite a guy He ' ll he rated way up high. To be A Draftsman is his ambition But we know he ' ll succed in any position. ROBERT W. AYER 160 Chestnut Street Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Prep Club 4. To be a Doctor is Bob ' s ambition To cure the sick he ' ll gain reco- nition So some day we will see The two little letters written M.D. NAOMI M. BACH 68 Chatham Road Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 4; Spanish Club 4. Not over-serious, not over-gay A pleasant girl in her own quiet way. To Teach Elementary is her future- dream As that she ' ll surely be supreme. FRANCES M. AZZOLINO 123 Vernal Street School Council 2, 3, 4; H.R. Of- ficer 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4. Franny ' s cute Franny ' s quiet, Oh but she ' s really a riot. That ' s our Franny she ' s oh so sweet Here ' s a girl that can ' t be beat. To be a Teacher she ' ll be number one She will even make school seem like fun. CAROLE R. BABCOCK 18 Villa Avenue H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4. A ivinning smile, a happy face, In our hearts she found a place. To Teach Elementary is Carole ' s ambition. With her fine ways. She ' ll fulfill this position. I 9 16 LORRAINE A. BADOLATO 37 Clark Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3; Italian Club 4. Short, sweet, really neat Little Lorraine is hard to beat. To be a Secretary is her aim Her future will be full of fame. ELIZABETH BARBATO 124 Chestnut Street Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4. A perfect lady nobely planned To cheer, to comfort and command To become a Journalist is Bunny ' s aim And we ' re sure she ' ll beat all others in the land. 6 7 BRUCE BARCLAY 200 Bradford Street Business Management is Joe ' s aim For with his ability he ' ll gain fame. Good hick is sure to come his way In a future so bright and gay. PAUL BARD 206 Springvale Avenue With a twinkle in his eye and a heart so gay. He wants a new girl everyday. Printing is Moopy ' s ambition. But we know he ' ll succeed in any position. SUSANNE BARISANO 12 Road B Gilbert and Sullivan 2. Sue sits in class and dreams all day, About? Well, ive ' d rather not say. Before long she will acquire The Singing Career that she de- sires. STEVEN BARITZ 47 Hamilton Street Lyceum 3, 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4. Medical Research is Steve ' s ambition There is no one better to fill this position. For he will climb to the top w( know And cause his fame to grow am grow. 17 HELENE BARLETTA 18 Bailey Street Position wanted with future in store For a girl with qualifications and more! Typing and shorthand are guar- anteed By Helen for accuracy and for speed. MARIANNE BASFORD 23 Henry Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Marianne is one of the best And you can tell she came from E.H.S. To be a journalist she ' ll surely succeed Because her writing is the best indeed. 1 9 18 ROBERT J. BARON 39 Pleasant View Avenue Class Officer 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Handsome, great, one of the best You can tell he comes from E.H.S. To be a Teacher we know he ' ll succeed Because of the fact he ' s always on the beam. JOHN BAXTER 45A Staples Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook Staff 4; Track 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Spanish Club 4. In what John will do We ' ll have no fear. For he ' ll succeed In his Navy Career. ROBERT J. BARTKIW 123 High Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Bob will be a Businessman. This desire he does express. We ' re sure that in his future plans, He ' ll achieve deserved success. ROBERT D. BERARDINO 43 Highland Avenue Junior Achievement 4; Prep Club 4. Business Management is Bob ' s goal In this field he ' ll play an active role. Bob ' s on the beam and is so great At E.H.S. he really rates. MARILYN J. BERGER 19 South Ferry Street Choral Arts 3; French Club 3, 4. Marilyyi is lively and oh so fair She also has such lovely hair Always so happy and always so gay Marilyn ' s fun is shared everyday. MICHAEL J. BODNARUK 16 Adams Avenue Basketball 2, 3. The decision concerning his life career, For Mickey is not yet quite clear He just can ' t make up his mind But we hope sziccess he will find. i THERESE J. BERNARDI 291 Ferry Street To become a Hairdresser is Terry ' s desire. Of hard work we know she ' ll never tire. Because of this we wish her luck And we know work she ' ll never duck. STEVEN M. BOGNORE 19 Arlington Street A high-class Banker Bugs wayits to be To count and invest all our money With his personality we know his aim, Will someday grow and become his fame. SHEILA M. BLANCH 56A Highland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2 ; Library Staff 4; Secretarial Staff 4. A Secretary Sheila ivants to be, There will be no finer than she Who is to the boss his own right hand There will be none like her in all the land. DOLORES A. BORDONARO 79 Clinton Street Homeroom Officer 3. An Airline Stewardess Is what Orie is going to be Her work will take her very high Over land and sea She ' s so great and oh so sweet Our Orie can ' t be beat. SUSAN M. BOTHROYD 9V2 Oliver Street Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 3; Library Staff 4. As a Dressmaker or Designer Sue will work for a while, For just a few years she ivill sew with a smile. And them of course, She will retire. SANDRA L. BOWSER 63 Dean Street Sandy ' s disposition and smil- ing face Will win her friends (w many a place. hi the Business world with a witty mind, She ' ll leave everyone else far behind. JAMES K. BRAWN 11 Hall Avenue Football 2, 3. To be an Accountant is Jim ' s ambition. We ' re sure he ' ll fulfill this positioyi. We know this boy will be a success, Because he has always done his best. FRANCES A. BREAU 24 Waverly Street Glee Club 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Prep Squad 2; Spanish Club 4; Library Staff 4. To work as a Secretary is Fran ' s ambition, We ' re siire no one better could fill that position. So good luck Fran, who ' s really sweet. Everyone knows she ' s hard to beat. EDWARD N. BRADBURY 36 Jefferson Avenue Engineering is Edward ' s aim, We hope his goal he will attain. We know he ivill go very far, And build his success up to a star. PATRICIA A. BRIGGS 183 Chelsea Street People will call far and near To have Pat ' s voice close to their ear. As a Telephone Operator, Pat will be great; And we all know she ' ll be top rate. BERNARD A. BROCKGREITEN 51 School Street Bernie has a definite goal A Bnsiyiess Man u-ill be his soul; A job from which large fortunes roll. He will achieve this definite goal. FRANK BROGNA 25 Partridge Terrace Drawing the lines and making the angles, He will undo a mess of tangles; He ' s quite a guy and sure is swell In his future ventures we wish him well. ROCKY B. BROOKS 150A Vernal Street Rocky seems awfully shy, But he ' s really quite a guy. He ' ll succeed, I ' ll tell you why He completes each task without a sigh. PATSY T. BUONOPANE 72 Windsor Street To be a Draftsman is what Rat is wishiyig. With his determination he will Fulfill his ambition; And it will bring him much rec- ognition. WINONA J. BURGESS 147 Union Street Glee Club 2; Choral Arts 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Quiet, smart, nice-to-know Winnie is liked wherever she may go. A Social Worker is her aim, Helping her patients when they have a pain. PETER J. BUTT 27 Cedar Street Prep Club 4. With Pete as an Engineer, We will have no fear. With the knowledge that he possess. We all know he will be a success. 9 6 MARY T. BUTTARO 11 Myrtle Street H.R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. Marij will always be plenty of fun. Lots of luck in whatever you do; You ' ll be happy to know, We ' re always thinking of you. MARY P. CACCIOLA 130 Bell Rock Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Prep Club 4. To help others to gain their usefulness back With her kinchiess and helpful- ness — she ' s on the right track. So, if Physical Therapy, Marie, is your aim, We wish you happiness, success, and fame! CATHERINE M. CAEZZA 25 Franklin Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Working with retarded children, Cathy will excel; Though the work is not easy, We know ' she will do well. Her happy dispoistion will help her every day, She ' ll find her work rewarding in many, many ways. WILLIAM E. CALDER 14 Clarence Street In radio and communications, we ' ll find old Dizzy there. We know that he is on the beam and maybe on the air . You know your set will surely come in loud and clear, Wheti Dizzy Colder is a Radio Engineer. JUDITH A. CALX 2 Perry Place H.R. Officer 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 4. Suits and cases will not mean that Judy is going to travel. Her chief concern will be with the bench and with the gavel. So Judy , we all know will be efficient as can be, When she enters the case as a Legal Secretary. BRIAN R. CALLAHAN 16 Ashton Street Gil. Sul. 2; Track 4; Cross Country 3. So rattle the pans and bring out the pots, Here is a Chef that is bound to be tops. His great recipes will cam him great fame, He m ay even put chef-ar-dee to shame. ROBERT W. CALLAHAN 60 McKinley Street Spanish Club 4. The role that you have chosen is as ancietit as can be But as new as tomorrow — that ' s Astronomy. With the great, someday, we hope you ' ll find your place. And help our country in its race for space. ELIZABETH A. CALO 30 Winthrop Street To type and to take dictation Is Betty ' s chosen occupation. As years go by we all will see There ' ll be none as efficient as she. VINCENT A. CAMMARATA 2 Fremont Avenue On Drafting, Vinnie ' s mind is made. Someday he will be the best in the trade Soo7i he ivill be rich and famous and then We will all say, I kne v him when — JAMES R. CANILLAS 376 Ferry Street Band 4; Orchestra 3. Where the music is loud, or it ' s soft and sweet. We ' ll find our Corny there, hitting the beat. We ' ll know he ' s the greatest, and we ' ll give him a big hand. Whether he plays in the orches- tra, or sivings with the band! MARCIA M. CAMARATA 68 Central Avenue Gil. Sul. 4; Italian Club 3; French Club 4. When Miss Marcia cuts and styles your hair You ' ll be a stand-out anywhere. With her talent and personality, The owner of a chain of beauty shops she ' ll be. JOHN J. CAPOMACCIO 1 Hawthorne Street H.R. Officer 4; Spanish Club 3. Other people ' s finayices may bother him someday. But Chico will work them out in a most efficient way! It won ' t be work with no time to play Because you see he ' ll be the most successful CP. A. 6 7 23 EVELYN R. CAPONE 16 Dartmouth Street Wherever yoii go and whatever you do Evie, we want you to know we are counting on you. To do your best and as the years pass We knoiv you ' ll always be a cre- dit to your class. JUDITH A. CAPOZZI 32 Hamilton Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Gil. Sul. 3; French Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To one thing we ivill all agree The country needs teachers abun- dantly Whatever she Teaches, math, history, or prose, We know that Judi tvill be on her toes. JANICE L. CAPONE 42 Pearl Street Pep Squad 4. In her chosen field of endeavor Jan will be competent and clever As an Airline Stewardess, she ' ll he tops Soaring over h fKses and shops. JUDITH A. CAPPS 8 Vaughan Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Judi cheered our teams to victory With lots of pep and vitality A girl so pretty, popular, and sweet She also has a personality that can ' t be beat Her chosen ambition she ' d rather not say But the very best to you in every way. LAWRENCE P. CAPONE 8 Forest Avenue Larry ' s goal is I.B.M. school. And in this profession he ' ll be no fool Running computers, he ' ll often evolve A theory Einstein even couldn ' t solve. ANTHONY C. CARDELLO 8 Oakes Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Pro- jection Club 2, 3, 4. To be an Engineer, Is Tony ' s chosen occupation In years to come we ' ll probably hear His nanw throughout the nation. ARMAND V. CARDELLO 24 Cottage Street Class Officer 2; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Aryny really kiioivs his stuff In any field he follows He ' ll ivork with formulas and figures With the nation ' s leading scholars. SUSAN M. CARLETON 53 Harley Avenue As a Secretary I ' m sure there will be, Not a finer one than she; At taking notes and every com- mand, She ' ll be her boss ' s own right hand. BARBARA J. CASALI 15 Oakes Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Lyceum 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Barbara ' s ki td, a riot too! She ynakes us happy when we ' re blue We know her classes will be good to her As an Elementary School Teacher, in the future. GEORGE J. CASTIELLO 102 Third Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Prep Club 4. An Air Force pilot is George ' s aim A)id a good one he will be Flying high above the clouds Over the land and sea. PATRICIA A. CARR 79 Lynn Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Secretarial Staff 4. As a Medical Secretary we know for sure The medical profession will start to soar. To great heights in every way And we can thank Patty every day. JULIA M. CATANZANO 102 Gledhill Avenue Julie doesn ' t know what she Wants to be so far. But whatever field she chooses She ' ll stand out like a star. 6 7 25 PAUL CATTERSON 48 Winthrop Road Gil. Sul. 3; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To work with figures is Paul ' s aim A Mathematician he will be In years to come he ' ll probably revise The Theory of Relativity . DENISE A. CAULFIELD 5 Washington Street French Club 4; Pep Squad 3; Jr. Achiev. 4. Dee 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. SANDRA CENSABELLA 9 Everett Street A Legal Secretary Sandie wants to be, She ' ll be the best yoxi ' ll ever see. A girl as nice as you ' ll ever meet As a Secretary she ' ll be hard to beat. JOANNE CHANLEY 113 Glendale Street Jo will Teach the ABC ' s And make the kiddies sing ivith ease With her skill and carefree way The pupils will enjoy each day. ANNA M. CAVUOTO 123 Belmont Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Anna someday soon will be A happy Teacher of History! Good luck Anna and cheers to you We know you ' ll never be blue. EILEEN B. CHEEVER 139 Vernal Street Eileen ' s the one who will succeed As a Secretary She ' ll take the lead! Because she ' s always on the beam. JANIS CHESLOFSKA 59 Ferry Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4. Janis ' s aitn is to be a Xurse someday She ' ll lead the sick on their way With a bright smile upon her face She ' ll make the world a happy place. JOHN P. CIAMPA 191 Broadway H.R. Officer 2, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3, 4. To be a Draftsman is his aim Making blueprints is his fame! And, so Fatnons Will be his name. STEPHEN A. CHIAVELLI 9 Hoyt Street H.R. Officer 4; Basketball 2; Jr. Achievement 4. Steve has said his future plan He is to be a Policeman. And with each passing year, we know, His fame and success will never slow. SUSAN D. CIAMPA 150 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; French Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4. Sue is one icho ahvays rates. She knows the places that arc great, She knoivs the crowd And she knoivs the score So her ambition as a Teacher ivill ahvays be sure. DOROTHY M. CHRISTO 8 Union Avenue Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. A Lawyer is to be Dottie ' s aim We know that with her Crime will never be the same. JUNE F. CIERI 65 Glendale Street Dramatics 2; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achievement 3. To be a Medical Secretai y is Junnie ' s aim, In this field she ' ll gain much fame Everything she tries, she does her best hi the class of ' 67 she ' s one of the best. MARYANN CINTOLO 120 Fuller Street H.R. Officer 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4. Maryann is a real sweet girl She is sophisticated and very kind As a Lab Technician she will be The best that you cay find. THOMAS J. CIULLA 249 Vine Street Always laughing and full of fmi Gus is liked by everyone Always joking and full of the devil He ' ll be great on any level. ANN MARIE CIRINO 6 Hadley Court Ann is a girl we ' re happy to know On her, good luck we all bestow To be a Secretary is her desire She has the qualities it would require. JOHN E. CLARK 24 Linden Street Whether Painting or Drawing We all know Clark-0 will succeed Wherever he may go. PAUL J. CIRINO 4 Hancock Park The busiest person we will know Answering calls to and fro To do this Frankie Boy should always be ready And try to keep calm and steady. ANN T. CLEMENS 53 Linden Street Ann is really very sweet She is one who ' s hard to beat To be a Hairdresser is her ambi- tion She ' ll be fine in this position. EDWARD T. CLIFFORD 20 Plymouth Street Hockey 2, 3, 4. Rat is a fine hockey man To get a goal is his plan Whether at hockey or a Lawyer to he A fine success Rat will be. FRED S. CLIFFORD 27 Bolster Street Freddie is fearless, forceful, and smart. He knows that to be a success is an art There is no question in his sin- cerity And to call him a frieyxd is a real luxxiry. PAUL M. COGNATA 121 Elm Street An easy going boy is Paul Never finds fault at all To be an Electrical Engineer is his aim With circuits and wires, he ' ll win his fame. CHERYL A. COHAN 26 Newton Street H.R. Officer 3, 4. Cheryl would like to be an Ac- countant All the numbers icill be amou ited With a jouryial and the other books She will go far on her good looks. JOANN M. COGNATA 57 Welcott Street Pep Squad 2, 3. JoAnn can be serious or gay She ' ll be a fine Secretary some day She is sweet and steady To help her boss, she ' ll be ready. BARRY M. COHEN 48 Woodward Street Barry wants to be an Animal Doctor As a vet, we know he ' ll prosper A broken leg, he ' ll repair Ayid patch up wounds with the best of care. kk. EDWARD J. COLAMETA 85 Elsie Street Eddie u-ill do things like shave and cut hair He ' ll have to do this with the best of care And he sure not to clip off some- one ' s ear. MICHAEL A. COMMITO 83 Everett Street Track 3, 4; Baseball 4. Mike ' s ambition is different, of course To be the Trainer of many a Horse May success and future come your way And keep you smiling from day to day. MARY M. COLLINS 21 Stuart Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. Mary ' s ambition as we can see Is to be a Teacher of History No doubt at this you ' ll be a success Because your personality is by far the best. RITA M. CONNOLLY 15 Calhoun Avenue French Club 4. A Nurse Rita wants to be And a nice one, you can see At her with admiration her patients will nod As long as she is in the ward. PETER D. COLOSI 41 Arlin on Street H.R. Officer 2; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Pete ' s future lies under the sea An Oceanographer is what he will be May your future be wet and bright Stay as you are, you ' ll be all right. BERNARD S. COLSON 47 Sammet Street Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. I ' xrnie ' s best dream of all is to be A Marine who studies biology (■ i( .s the leishrs of us all He ' ll reach the top and never fall. 1 9 30 ROBERT W. CONNORS 23 Montrose Street As one of the Counts Bob ' s off to a good start We ' re sure he ' ll go far For there ' s music in his heart. PAULA J. CONTILLI 9 Avon Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Paula ' s smile will add Great shine to any typeivriter key She hopes to be a Secretary And a good one we think she ' ll be. KEVIN J. CONROY 100 Russell Street Key ' s love for music Will carry him very far Someday we ' ll see his name in lights, as a Famous Broadway Star. PAUL C. COOGAN 96 Grover Street Junior Achievement 4. Paul as an Architect of fame Will be a c -edit to his name In future years we ' ll see his work so grand In all big buildings in our land. 6 ROBERT E. COOK 12 Veterans Avenue Paul has his mind made up It is quite clear To join the U. S. service Will be his career. 7 JANICE H. COREY 46 Fuller Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4. An IBM Operator Janice will be We can ivatch her buzz that 1 03 While pushing those buttons to the road of success Remember to say you came from EHS . 31 BARBARA J. CROCKER 137 Shute Street H.R. Officer 2, 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. Her smile made ns cheerful every day; We go for Barb in a great big way. To be a Hairdresser is her ambition ; She ' ll be terrific in this position. RUTH A. CUMMINGS 40 Pleasant View Avenue Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Ruth is street, Ruth is clever, To be an Elementary Teacher is her endeavor, We all cayi see her in evry class. Teaching every lad and lass. BEVERLY J. CROCKER 137 Shute Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Sr. Prom Committee. Typing, shorthand, running around; No better typist can be found. Bev ' s as efficient as one can be. And u pleasure for all to see. BARBARA J. CUNEO 20 Rock Vallev Avenue is Barbie ' s ' Pep Squad 3, 4. Secretarial ivork aim. Then she ' ll go in the hall of fame. Because of her skills and typing speed, She ' s the girl every boss will need. ' I PETER D. CROWLEY 151 Hancock Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; French Club 4. To go to college is Pete ' s desire, He won ' t reveal what position he aspires. But whatever it is he shall succeed, Because he ' s a boy that ' s on the beam. STEPHEN M. CUNEO 20 Rock Valley Avenue Track 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Steve ' s goal is very clear. And that ' s to be aii Engineer, From state to state he ' ll gain success And bring great honor to E.H.S. 6 7 JOHN J. CUOCOLO 44 Winthrop Street Cuke ' s says it ' s the Service life for him, To fight a ivar and keep in trim. If this is his life ' s ambition, We A ' wow it ivill bring him much recognition. TERESA D ' ALLEVA 166 Ferry Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Terry wants to be a Nurse, So ire wish her well in this short verse, For her patients will receive the greatest care, Because she won ' t have a moment to spare. DONNA J. CURRANT 34 Bettinson Avenue Class Officer 2, 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Staff 4. Donna cheered for the boys in school, To be the best was always the rule. She was a girl with personality phis, She will be remembered by all of us. To be a Teacher is her aim With fame and fortune she ' ll play the game. YOLANDA L. D ' ALLEVA 132 Chelsea Street By typing ayid filing every day Is hoiv Yo will earn her pay, As a Secretary she ' ll be best Because she ' s full of zim and zest. NORMA M. D ' ALLEVA 132 Chelsea Street H.R. Officer 4; Glee Club 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. To be a Fashion Buyer and set the pace, Norma will do with a great deal of grace Her sweet ways will win her fame. And we ' ll knoiv from E.H.S. she came. ANGELA F. D ' AMELIO 148 Cottage Street Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. To be an Interpreter is Angela ' s aim. In this field she ' ll gain much fame, Although this is her future oc- cupation. We know in any field she ' ll be a sensation. LOIS A. D ' ANGELO 30 Floyd Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Spanish Club 4. Fi ' iendliness, pei-sonality, and wit Arc u-hat make Lois a hit. We all think that she is great Her loibelievable persoualiti has yet to be beat. To give eedles a)id pass out Pills Sh ' ll help the Sick and Cure the Ills. JACQUELINE F. DEAN 280 Ferry Street To Jackie we wish her all the best, We knoic she ' ll be a great suc- cess. An Airline Hostess is her ambi- t io n , We know she ' ll fly high in the position. JOSEPH J. DANIELI 32 Maplewood Avenue Joe ' s for one was ahcays there. Whenever Mischief teas in the air. As to his future, it ' s still a mystery. But this boy ' s sure to go down in history. NICOLETTA L. DEANGELIS 17 Belmont Street Gil. Sul. 4; Pep Squad 4. Her delight ful charm and happy face, Bri)ig ikki honors from place to place. As a Journalist she ' ll fill that position, Which, by the way, is her am- bition. JOHN S. A. DASCOLI 9 Staples Avenue Dasc is a real swell guy. And on our list he sure rates high. On being a Chemist is what he ' s sold; He ' ll mi.r you a breu ' and you ' ll never grow cold. JOANNE M. DELLA CROCE 15 Gladstone Street Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3. With her looks and winning ways, Jo irill be a success one day. To be a Dress Designer is her idea, We knoir she ' ll succeed in this career. DON W. DELMONTE 22 Hill Side Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Here ' s a boy with loads of spirit, That ' s our Del , come on let ' s hear it. On the football field he held that line. In future dai s, he jvill do fine. LOUIS J. DE MARIA 47 School Street Track 3. A successful Scientist Louis will surely be; For he had all the brains. As we can plainly see. We know he will be a success i)) years to come. ALBERT J. DE MARIA 120 Linden Street As a Machinist we will see Al rise to a high degree; Each passing year, we all know. Will cause his fame to grow and grow. RICHARD H. DEMING 131 Woodlawn Street Jr. Achiev. 3; Spanish Club 4. Dick is never ever sad. He ' s a happy care-free lad. In the future he ' s sure to succeed. Programming for I.B.M. he ' ll be in the lead. JOHN J. DE MARIA 43 School Street Johyi ' s ambition we ask. But he won ' t tell; Since he ' s good at each task, He ' ll do quite well. LAWRENCE L. DENISH 87 Cleveland Avenue Football 2, 3; French Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. Larry is ahvays on the ball, He ' s really quite a witty guy, He ' ll be a success in Busiyiess, And he ivon ' t even have to try. 3 7 35 JAMES S. DENNING 11 Dartmouth Street Jim has clearly stated his ambition As a cartoonist he ' ll obtain a great position. We ' re sure this career will carnj you through Lots of luck in the future for you. JOANNE DE SISTO 187 Belmont Street Homeroom Officer 4. .Jo ' s personality will take her fa r And her u inni)ig u-ays will make her a star. Medical Secretarial work is her chosen field And )( ' ( ' knon- to success she will yield. MARY DER 37 Dartmouth Street Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. Mary is always pleasant and bright She ' ll he a success as a Girl in White With admiration her patients ivill nod As long as she is in the ward. JOANNE DE VIRGILIO 99 Woodlawn Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Library Staff 4; Sr. Prom Comm. .Jo is neat and sure is sweet She has a personality that can ' t be beat. She i3 liked by all wherever she may go Just ask her friends and they ' ll tell you so. A Teacher so charming she shall be To teach the grades of elemen- tary. I CAROL ANNE M. DE SANTIS 28 Courtland Street Dramatics 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 2, 3. Always happy and always gay Carol made us laugh each day. With a terrific personality and looks to match Carol will be a great catch. Modeling is her chosen ambition Atid ive are sure she ' ll succeed in this position. BERNARD J. DEVLIN 61 Prescott Street Yearbook Staff Photographer. To be a Physicist is what Bernie has in mind We know he ' ll be a good one because he ' s so inclined. We ' re proud of him in every way Good luck to you from day to day. MARIE L. DI BATTISTA 29 Albion Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Ta , pretty, and very smart From our minds Rc will never part As a ffirl vho is a lot of fioi Re is liked by everyone. Whether modeling or typing letters We all know there could be no better. THOMAS R. DI BENEDETTO 36 Thorndike Street Class Officer 2, 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Lyceum 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4 ; Prep Club 4 ; Jr. Prom Comm. In and on the field of sports Tommy ivas always there for reports. To be a Business Manager is his dream And in this field he ' ll he supreme FERNANDO DI BENEDETTO 91 Waverly Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Sr. Prom Comm. 4. Fer)iando is a guy we ' ll never forget For he is one of the best yet. Whether Majoring in a Language or an Engineer We knoic Feryiando ivill achieve fame in either career. STELLA DI FILIPPO 25 Laurel Street Stella ' s o)ie of those girls ivho is )ieat and petite With a personality that is hard to beat. As a future Secretary she will excel And all her classmates wish her well. MARIA R. DI BENEDETTO 70 Cottage Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3. Very pretty and very sweet A girl like Maria is hard to meet. To study Journalism is her am- bition We ' re sure Maria will succeed in this position. ARMANDO J. DI GIOVANNI 58 Pearl Street Sandy ' s a guy who ' s really 0. K. He ' s been a good sport in every way. At ichatever he tries he will be skilled And every ambitio)t ivill be fulfilled. JOHN H. DILLON 139 Fremont Avenue His uiiibitioti he won ' t tell But what he docs will be done well. We ' re sure you ' ll reach the top So keep going, and never stop. LINDA M. DI NUCCIO 125 Bow Street Here is a girl tcho ' s full of life. The bines Linda will always shun. As a Secretary she ' ll e.vcel. And all her classmates icish her well. MARIA E. DI LORENZO 23 Garland Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Orchestra 2; Pep Squad; Prep Club 4; Afternoon Sports 4. Here ' s a girl with a winning smile As a Musician her time she ' ll beguile. We u-ish her luck in every way. For she ' ll make E.H.S. proud some day. JO-ANN T. DI LORETO 101 Bryant Street Dramatics 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Prep Club 4; Afternoon Sports 3, 4. Dietetics is the goal for which .Jo sets her aim In this career she ' ll win acclaim. A terrific girl full of fun, In her chosen career fame will be won. JAMES R. DI PIETRO GO Wolcott Street 1)1 the scientific world .Jimmy IV ill advance. We all hope he has his big chance. As a Meteorologist he ' s sure to succeed, In this chosen field he ' ll take the lead. MICHAEL A. DI SABATINO 21 Tufts Avenue Prep Club 4. Defending his clients in criminal court. The unjustly accused, Laivyer George will support, Fly orating, by searching through a)inals of law. He ' ll force opposition to swiftly withdraw. CAROLYN DI SANTO 30 Lexington Street Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Prep Club 4. To be a Teacher is Carolyn ' s a im In this position we ' re sure she ' ll ! •; '  ; fame. Always smiling and lots of fn)i Carolyn is sure to win the hearts of everyone. DEBORAH DOHERTY 125 Florence Street Jr. Achiev. 3,- 4; Pep Squad 2. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Flying high above a clond That ' s where Debby will be found Servi)ig coffee, tea, or milk Debby is sure to be a big hit. DOROTHY E. DI SCIULLO 34 Courtland Street French Club 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. Debby wants to Teach school And guide her pupils by the • ' Golden Rule . In this field of education She ' ll become a great sensation. RUTH A. DI SCUILLO 92 Tileston Street School Council 4; H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 4; Cheerleader 3, co-capt. 4; Italian Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. To be a Social Worker is Ruthie ' s desire With fame and fortune this position she will acquire. This ambition is not too rare May her future be fair. JOHN R. DOHERTY 28 Oliver Street Junior Achievement 4. John has no ambitio)i in mind But we are sure one will not be hard to find. When his money begins to roll We ' ll know John has found his goal. KEVIN J. DOHERTY 9 Autumn Street Class Officer 2; H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 4. Kevin ' s a boy we irill never forget, Popular, handsome , and witty yet. As a Teacher he ' ll be the best, Teaching the kids from E.H.S. Shou ' ing his students the Golden Rule, Remember class, maintain your cool. I JOHN E. DOLAN 68 Lexington Street School Council 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, co-capt. 4; Spanish Club 4. Whether on Coimcil or on the court, John is really a good sport, He has the looks and the 2cay, That ' ll make him a great Crim- inologist some day. MARLENE L. D ' ORTONA 19 Liberty Street Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 2, 3, 4. To be a Medical Secretary is Marl ' s ambition. . o better girl could fill this position. Wherever she goes, she spreads good cheer, We wish her the best i)i future years. MARGARET A. DOLAN 46 Rock Valley Avenue Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Sweet and cute i7i all her ways Peggy can look forward to happy days Ayid with her disposition, She tcill be position. pleasant the best m any KATHERINE M. DOUKAKIS 122 Vernal Street Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4. Kathy is always on the ball. We know that she is liked by all. A Hairdresser she ivants to be, She ' ll please her customers ice all agree. RITA DONADIO 177 Broadway Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4. Our Rita is really sweet and petite, She ' s a girl that can ' t be beat, To be a Linguist is her ambition, She will gain a great position. NANCY M. D ' ORSI 83 Baldwin Avenue Dramatics 3; Gill. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4. A Medical Secretary Nanc wants to be, And the best you irill sec. Typing, filing, dashing around, No better secretary can he found. 1 9 40 DIANA M. DRAGAN 194 Linden Street Band 2, 3, 4. Dianas a girl we ' re happy to know, On her good luck ive all bestow. An I.B.M. Operator she wants to be. She ' ll be great, just wait and see. THOMAS J. DUGGAN 78 Freeman Avenue Spanish Club 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4. A success Tom wants to be. The Business World he desires to see. We ' re sure his tale)ifs he n-ill show, Wealth and happiness are his (cc kvow. TERRENCE M. DRISCOLL 32 Vernal Street Terry ' s a kid who is really O.K. He ' ll do his best for the U.S.A. In future days he ' ll do just great. As an Engineer he ' s sure to rate. CYNTHIA A. DUNN 81 Waverly Street Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4. A real nice kid who ' s on the beam, To be an Airline Stexvardess is her dream. Cindy ' s always full of fun, And all her dreams u ' ill soon be 6 7 ROBERT E. EDWARDS 26 Russell Street Bob ' s desire he did not name. But we ' re sure he ' ll acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do The best of luck from us to you. DEBORAH A. ELLISON 212 Russell Street HR. Officer 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 2, 3. Debby ' s quick wit and jovial way, Keeps us in stitches from day to day. She ' s always the first with the pranks or the tricks, In the Business World, I ' m sure she will click. 41 LAWRENCE J. ELY 17 Madison Avenue Track 3; Spanish Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. Like mani others Slippery is miss in A thought or fanci for a future a mbition But ill anij case it ' s needless to say He ' ll be a success whatever his irny. ALEXIS ANN EVANS 58 Union Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2. Georgia, a girl full of fun Is knou-ii to be liked by everyone With her good looks and spark- ling ways We shall remember her from day to day. To be a proud Stewardess i ' Georgia ' a aim We are sui ' e it shall bring her great fame. LOIS A. FABIANO 73 Cottage Street By being a Bookkeeper everyday This is how Lois will earn her pay. As a real cute girl that ' s on the beam We ' re sure she will fulfill her d rea in . NANCY J. FALES llA Dowse Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. anc ' s a girl who ' s leitty and clever And beside she ' s pretty too. That combination can ' t be beat Good luck in ivhatever you do. RITA S. FALLAVOLLITA 32 Corey Street Spanish Club 4. Rita ' s future lies in Teaching Her career will be far-reaching We ' re proud of her in everyway Good luck to you from day to day. DIANE P. FALLIE 28 Spring Street Choral Arts 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. At IBM work Diane will not shirk With her kindness and under- standing We knoiv .she ' ll be outstanding. i FREDERICK R. FALLIE 28 Spring Street To he an Aviatiov Technicicni is Fred ' s ambitio)! And we knotc he ' ll succeed hi this position And bring to E.H.S. a famed I ' ccogyi ition. MARLENE E. FANTASIA 83 Woodlawn Street Junioi- Achievement 4. She is quiet, she is kind Marloie ' s the best that yon can find. As a Business Woman ive al) know She will always be on the go. CHARLES L. FALZONE 93 Florence Street 1MB is the thing these days Our Fal has decided to put them in a daze He ' ll punch, write, plan, and plot, Just to make sure everything ' s in the right spot. LAURA R. FALZONE 93 Florence Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. We can picture Laura in front of the class Teaching every lad and lass. A Teacher so sweet is bound to case The task of learning the ABC ' s. VALERIE J. FARACO 30 Bolster Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Gil. Sul. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Sec- retarial Staff. Val ahrays rated high With the kids from Everett High Because she ' s ahvays loads of fun She was liked by everyone. To be a Secretary she ' ll be the best Because she came trotn E.H.S. NADIA M. FASCIANI 134 Cottage Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. We have learned NAB.J ' s main desire, To be a Teacher and fame ac- quire. We are sure she ' ll fill her quest, And that ' s to do nothing less than her best. 1 9 6 7 43 KAREN S. FESTA 75 Baker Road Homeroom Officer 2, 3 ; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Joe has just one big rfesi ' rc As a Dancer much fame she will acquire Her hard work and talent will help her in this ambition As we ' re sure she ' ll he highly rated in this position. SHARON R. FOGLIA 8 Green Street H.R. Officer 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Junior Achievement 4; Prep Club 4. Spookey wants to pound the typing keys. IVith her ability she can do it with ease Being a Secretary she ' ll be a success So we wish her litck a}id happi- ness. ROBERT FINOS 22 Avon Street Italian Club 4. Cars, cars, as he will see, For a Mechanic he will be Greasy and dirty Bob will come home, To a wife he will call his own. MICHAEL C. FOLEY 28 Clifton Avenue To cure the sick and better the ill The Thing will give his tients a pill. He icill surely gain success Because as a Doctor he ' ll be the best. pa- KATHLEEN E. FLESSAS 393 Ferry Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. To fly over land and sea, An Airline Hostess is what Chattie jvould like to be, At this no doubt she ' ll be a success, Because her personality is by far the best. BARBARA A. FOLLO 42 Forest Avenue Pep Squad 4; J. A. 4; Secretarial Staff. Secretarial ivork is what Bobbie tvill do. As good as she is there are only a few, With typewriters and files her life will be spent A wonderful profession she will represent. SUSAN M. FRANCA 151 Union Street Choral Arts 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Sue uiU take dictation ami type the letter And in her field there ' ll be no better With her good looks and friendly smile She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sigh. MICHELE L. FREDETTE 14 Newton Street As a Teacher Michele will fi)id the rank exactly to a tee, She ' s pretty, sweet and gay IV hie h anyone can see. Loaded with initiative and full of zest It won ' t be long before she ' ll be sitting behind a de.fk. I 9 FLORENCE E. ERASER 59 Adams Avenue To be a Secretary is Floss ' s desire She ' ll set the business world oyi fire, In this career she vill excel, And all her classmates wish her well. CAMILLE E. FREDA 114 Nichols Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Dramatics 4; French Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. When personality was handed out Chickie must have been right in the front. Always laughing and very gay She made us happy each school day Teaching children in grades one through seven Chickie will make school ju. ' t like heaven. MARYANNE C. FREELOVE 141 Hancock Street Typing letters and taking dic- tatio n Is Mae ' s chosen occupation. With her knoivledge and desire This position she will easily acquire. STEPHEN A. FULCHINO 146 Hancock Street Gilbert Sullivan 2, 3; Choral Arts 3, 4; Lyceum 4. Steve is a boy who is very smart From our minds he ' ll never part. To be a Mathematician is his ambitio7i We ' re sure he ' ll gain great fame ill thi s position. 45 ELEANOR A. FUSCO 47 Alfred Street To be a Medical Secretai ' y is Ellie ' s ambition And with her good work she ' s sure to gain this position Good luck is sure to come her way In a future so bright and gay. JOHN S. GALLANT 142 Grover Street Junior Achievement 4. To become a Business Manager is Jack ' s desire In this job he ' ll rise higher and h igher. And with each passing year, we know His fame and success will never slow. MICHAEL P. GAGLIONE 26 Avon Street Italian Club 2. Laughing, joking, and fooling around That ' s Mike wherever he ' s found With his ambition he ' ll reach the stars Behind his drawing board De- signing cars. JOHN F. GALLUCCIO 138 Cottage Street Junior Achievement 4; Prep Club 4. To be a History Teacher Is what .John has in mind We know he ' ll be a good one For he is so inclined. CAROL A. GALLANT 70 Highland Avenue A real cute kid who ' s on the beam To be a Secretary is her dream Carol is always full of fun And all her dreams will soon be won. PAUL R. GAMACHE 10 Chestnut Street Paul will be an Aero-Dynamics Engineer, When he embarks on his chosen career. With his talents, brains, and abu)idant ambition, We will win fame in his worthy position. IRENE L. GAMRIN 109 Nichols Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. Rene is pleasant, Rene is sweet, She ' s the girl you ' d like to meet The job on which she will perch Is one coyjcerning Medical Research. FRED M. GAROFALO 40 Cottage Street Football 2. Though Fred hasn ' t chosen his future career. He ivill succeed never fear. He ' ll be a man always in demand. And we all agree he ' s something grand. FRANK D. GARGIULO 16 Highland Avenue Italian Club 4; Junior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff. Frankie is planning feats bound to last, As an Electrical Engineer, he won ' t be surpassed. This is the boy ivho is full of fun, Admired and liked by everyone. IGNATIUS J. GIANGREGORIO 7 Harley Avenue Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Shoum by his interest in extra currucular sports, iffffy has been proven to be the outdoor sort. As a Teacher or Physical Thera- pist he will gain fame. When he goes out to play life ' s game. ELAINE J. GAROFALO 21 Road A Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; J. A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. Elaine is always pleasant and bright, She ' ll be a success as an Angel in White; With admiration her patients will nod. As long as she is in the ward. MAUREEN K. GIANNELLI 23 Thorndike Street Homeroom Officer 4. As a Bookkeeper moe tvill take her place. In this positin she ' ll be an ace. For she is one who ' ll take the lead, In accomplishing every difficult deed. i THOMAS M. GIBSON 136 Central Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; J. A. 4; Prep Club 4. Gtippa ' s aim is to be a Dentist To pull teeth for you ayid me. As a hockey star he ivas rated high, And often from the girls there came a sigh. NOREEN R. GLANTZ 50 Pierce Avenue Pep Squad 4. To become a Secretary is Reen ' s desire She ' ll work in a icay that all will admire And icith her gay and winning smile She will skillfully type and file. - , r PATRICK T. GILLESPIE 58 Grover Street An Electrician is Pat ' s aim We hope his goal he will attain He ' s got the looks and the way That ' ll 7nakc him a big success someday. KATHRYN E. GLENNON 58 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 4; Pep Squad 4. A Secretary Kathy is to be And a good one too, you will see With a personality that is sweet Really to know her is a treat. I 9 48 ELAINE M. GEROMINI 4 Davis Street J.A. 3; Pep Squad 2. As an Airline Hostess Lanie will meet Many girls with whom to compete But with her charm and winning ways Lanie will succeed for the rest of her days. And we ' re sure this job she ' ll fit to a T . Cause she ' s got the looks and personality. JANE A. GOLDEN 44 Pleasant Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Lyceum 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; J.A. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. A glow of happiness surroundt this lass Which will aid her greatly in Teaching any class Jane has been a friend to all in Everett High And with regret ive say good-bye. m ' A 6 7 JUDITH A. GOLDEN 44 Pleasant Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Year- book Staff. Sweet and fun loving Judy ' s one of the best. As a captain of the cheerleaders, a pride to E.H.S. An Elementary Teacher she wants to be Teaching our children quite dili- gently. NANCY S. GOLDSMITH 37 Lawrence Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; French Club 3; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Our Smitty as a Nurse will make the top. She ' ll help the sick and never stop. Her smiling ways and great personality, Will wiyi her friends in any locality. CHARLES I. GOLDENBERG 128 Irving Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Comm. Clever, smart and handsome Chuck In his ambition we wish him luck. As an Attorney he ' ll be the best Because he was rated high at E.H.S. FRANK J. GOLINI 11 May Street Italian Club 2, 3. Frankie ambition best of all Is Painting Pictures big and small He has great aynbition in this career In time great paintings by him will appear. GERALD GOLDMAN 32 Veterans Avenue Cute and funny, oh what a guy When Jerry walks by there ' s always a sigh Toward ' s Engineering shall he endeavor Without a doubt he ' ll be the best ever. ROBERTA A GOMEZ 19 East Elm Street H.R. Officer 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. A Pediatrician is Bobbie ' s dream I think ive know she ' ll be supreme. She will help children will all their ills By sticking needles and poppivn pills. LINDA GOODWIN 78 Waverly Street Dramatics 4; French Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Lynn is quiet but full of cheer Ahvays spreading joy to a listen- ing ear. A Nursing career she has in mind And she ' ll be the finest of any kind. STEPHEN T. GOODWIN 7 Parker Street Goody has to us made it quite clear, That his future ambition is to be on the air. As a Radio Announcer he ' ll be the best, And rise above all the rest. LINNIE A. GOVOSTES 59 Cottage Street French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. In years to come Linnie ' s dream of Teaching will bri)ig pride and f n n , In her profession she ' ll have satisfaction And much success will be won. PATRICIA H. GRASSO 12 Elliot Road Dramatics 4; Italian V, uh 2. Patty IS a treat to all she knows She ' s full (if fu)i wherever she goes. We ' re sure everyone will agree She ' ll be the best Teacher of II istory. ELEANOR M. GREENE 86 Clark Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Ellie ' s ambition of Teaching school Is her sole desire; Through her drive and stick-to- it-tiveness Success she ivill acquire. r- STEPHEN R. GREENE 194 Russell Street Steve ' s ambition in the future Is of the best around, As a Draftsman, building houses and bridges, His success will soon be found. i I 9 5? PATRICIA M. GRIFFIN 63 Maiden Street H.R. Officer 3; Jr. Achievement 3. A girl like Griff is hard to find With a smile for all to see, Taking shorthand, and dictation, A Secretary she will be. THOMAS J. GRIFFEN 22 High Street Tom ' s future isn ' t above the stars, He just loves to work and fool with cars. To work on Hot Rods is his ambition We hope he succeeds in this position. 6 7 DANIEL A. GRITTI 60 Veterans Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Football 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. A nice guy is Grit and likable too The U.S. Air Force will see a lot of you. To serve our country is his plan He ' ll be the best one in the land. ALBERT R. GROOM 11 True Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3. An Engineer he will be, A trade requiring skill. If it ' s workmanship you see, then Al will fill the bill. JOYCE S. HALL 13 Baldwin Avenue Suzy plans to gain recogni- tion hi a high Business position She has a wonderful personality. A success she is sure to be. JULIANN F. HANLEY 36 Appleton Street With her looks and winning way Our Rusty will be a success one day. To be a Hairdresser is her idea, We know she ' ll succeed in this career. 51 THOMAS P. HAROUTUNIAN 126 Harvard Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Harry likes to cut raw To him this is a special treat If this is his ambition grand, We hope he gets just what he ' s planned. JUDY M. HASKELL 23 Pleasant View Avenue Judy always paints and draws Like So7iny and Cher and famous stars So when your children watch cartoons on TV Look for the Producers Haskell and Company. BRIAN D. HARTNETT 61 Lawrence Street Brian is tall, red, and sweet He ' s shiny and bright from head to feet For his ambitioyi he does not care As long as he becomes a millionaire. DORIS M. HEAVEY 164 Union Street Evey aspires to Clerical icork. Duties hard, she ' ll never shirk. With efficiency good to see. She ' ll do all tasks quite perfectly. RONALD F. HARTUNG 64 Fuller Street Ron has a different ambition He would like to become a Com- puter Technician If this is what his mind is set on With him, you can depend on. PAUL J. HEGNER 214 Ferry Street Football 3. When Paul passes by, the girls all sigh, Ayid )ioir we ' ll tell you the reason why. He ' s got the brains , looks and the way. That ' ll make him an Engineer someday. GERALDINE E. HENDERSON 20 Hancock Street To be a Music Teacher is for Gerry Her students will find her very merry. May life be happy and full of cheer Stay the same as you were here. ANN MARIE HUBBARD 12 West Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3; Prep Club 4; Gil. Sul. 2. Ann Marie is very sweet As a Medical Secretary she ' ll be hard to beat To any office she ' ll add spice Because of her winning ways that are so nice. MARTHA J. HICKMAN 141 Glendale Street Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4. As a Teacher, Tha will be Teaching the kids the ABC ' s Loaded with fun and full of zest It won ' t be long before she ' s behind a desk. BARBARA J. HUDSON 30 Maiden Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Ma- jorette 2, 3. As a Musician Barb ivill be great We know definitely she ' ll be top rate A7)d with such grade and winyiing ways She ' ll set the pace for many days. ALLEN R. HINTON 11 Baldwin Avenue Junior Achievement 3. To be an IBM Operator is Allen ' s aim We all know he will gain fame With his winning ways and per- sonality He will go down as the best IBM Operator in history. STEPHEN A. HUGHES 122 Garland Street To deferid the innocent is his plan Steve will be the best Laivyer in the land This is the thing he does well He ' ll succeed, it ' s easy to tell. I AUDREY K. HUSSEY 13 Prescott Road Homeroom Officer 4. Behind a desk typing away Audrey trill be a Secretary some day Doing her job she ' ll be one of the best And be a pride to E.H.S. PATRICIA M. HUSSEY 41 Woodville Street A salvation Army Officer she Irishes to be. To help people through reality She ' ll guide them and treat them As much as she can Because she ' s the one who really can. GLORIA M. INDELICATO 32 Kenwood Road Gloria is a girl we all wish to see A Bookkeeper she wishes to be We kno v she ' s great. We know she ' s kind She ' s one who really will go far. WILLIAM H. IVEY 15 Beacon Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; J.R. Achiev. 4; Sr. Prom Comm. Billy is a very apt guy Who has set his atnbitions aiid staiidards high To be an Architect is his aim And in this field he ' ll achieve great fame. PAUL JACKSON 167 Elm Street Fooling, joking, clowning around. That ' s our Paul making teachers frown He ' s full of fun and fancy free And what a Construction Worker he will be. VERONICA E. JANDRYS 102 Harvard Street H.R. Officer 3, 4. Ronnie ' s the girl who ' s always on the go. She ' s really 07ie of the greatest to know! She ' s kind and sweet And has a great beat So as a Buyer she ' ll really be neat! I 9 54 6 7 JAMES V. JENKINSON 20 Clarence Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. Jimmy as an Engineer of fame Will be a credit to his name. In fiitiire years we ' ll see his ivork, so grand hi desert places ivhere once was sand. GEORGE W. JOHNSON 37 Cherry Street Gil. Sul. 3; Choral Arts 3. Skippy is a Singer to be The second Stevie Wonder we ' re snre to see Success is sure to come your way And hit the lights of old Broadway DONNA M. JENSEN 149 Bell Rock Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Prep Club 4. As a Teacher Donna ivill rayxk exactly to a tee, She ' s pretty, sweet and gay ivhich anyone can see Loaded with initiative and full of zest. It won ' t be long before she ' ll be sitting behind a desk. MARTHA G. JOHNSON 17 Arlington Street Her ambition in life is to be a Dress Designer Best of luck to you, Martha there will be no finer. CHARLENE A. JOHNSON 101 Belmont Street Jr. Achievement 4 ; Prep Club 4. A Secretary is Charlene ' s great aim For with her ability she ' ll gain great fame Good luck is sure to come her way In a future so bright and gay. PATRICIA G. JOHNSON 60 Veterans Avenue Prep Club 4. Fatty is full of fim Always sweet to everyone She is very pretty and so clever To be an IBM Operator is her endeavor. LINDA M. JOHNSTON 176 Bucknatr. Street Linda ' s desire is office work To fulfill her ambition We knoiv she ' ll be successful hi obtaining this position. LINDA M. JONES 30 West Street Likeable, sweet, and oh so smart ' Lin is sure to steal your heart As an Artist we know Lin will make good She ' ll rise to the top as smart people should. DENISE A. JOY 100 Clark Street To be a School Teacher Is what Denise has in mind Joy, along with kyiowledge Her students ivill surely find. JUDITH A. JOYCE 3 Chestnut Place We all know Judy A fine secretary will make For she has all the requirements That it icill take. With her gay and winning smile She will skillfully type and file. STANLEY D. KAPLAN 60 Elsie Street H.R. Officer 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Prep Club 4. To be an Electrical Engineer Is Stan ' s greatest ambition We w ' ish him lots of success In obtaining this positioyi In this field he ' ll gain renown As the best that can be found. FRANCES R. KEEFE 72 Sammet Street To be a Stewardess is Franny ' s aim Her work on planes will bring her fame We ' ll be proud to hear her name And know from E.H.S. she came. I 9 56 1 LAWRENCE E. KEEGAN 15 Berwick Court Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 4. Larry wants to Teach School And guide his pupils with the Golden Rule In this field of education He ' ll become a great sensation. MICHAEL J. KELLEHER 30 Winthrop Road Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. Mike ' s a very daring lad Who ' d really like to Fly Someday you ' ll see this fellow Doing tricks up in the sky. STEPHEN P. KELLEHER 76 Gledhill Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Gil. Sul. 2, 4; Lyceum 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee. As an Artist Stephen will do swell We know he ' ll make the ranks with Norman Rockwell We also know that he ' ll do fine Because, you know, he ' s good in that line. PAULL R. KELLY 12 Harvard Street Track 2; Cross Country 2. Paul ' s ambition is to be an Engineer To gain this position he won ' t have to fear If he stays the ivay he is today We won ' t have to worry about his earning his pay. BONNIE J. KENNEDY 66 Tileston Street Praise and personality Are the qualities one needs To be a Charming Model Ayid for these reasons we all agree That Babe is sure to succeed. SUSAN M. KING 36 Road B To be a Secretary is what Sue dreams The best in her office she ' ll be, it seems In typing and shorthand we know she ' ll excel And all of us here are wishing her well. I 9 6 7 57 SUSAN M. KNIGHT 68 Wellington Avenue Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Susan is a girl full of fini Is known to be by everyone With her good looks and spark- ling ways We shall remember her from day to day Taking notes from the boss ' s knee A Secretary is what Susan icants to be. RHODA P. KRANE 23 Englewood Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. When you start having troubles Tell them to this little iniss For our gal Rhoda Will be a Psychoanalyst. LEON KORNHAUSER 86 Francis Street Spanish Club 2. As an Accountant OZ-K will excel Wherever his interests lie We know that he ' ll be tops He can ' t help biit do well. JULIA A. KUZIA 40 Plymouth Street Glee Club 2. Judy is a girl who is full of fun With always a smile for everyone. She ' s oh, so cute and very clever To be a Secretary is her endea- vor. HERBERT R. KRAMER 38 Freeman Avenue Whatever Herb ' s goal may be It ' ll be the best you ' ll see. He has the best wishes of us all He ' ll reach the top and never fall. ALBERT W. KYLLONEN 18 Luke Road To be an Engineer The very best kind Is the ambition That Al has in mind. THOMAS W. LA FLEUR 29 Franklin Street Lyceum 4. With a gift of gab Tom was blessed To be an Interpreter 1)1 his quest. JAMES F. LANDRY 5 Beacon Street Hockey 3, 4. Jim is happy day or night He ' ll greet you with a smile so bright As a Teacher, he ' ll be great High on the list, he ' ll always rate. MARYANNE A. LALLY 124 Union Street Glee Club 2. To be a Model is Maryanne ' s desire An ambition she ' s sure to acquire She is liked wherever she may go Just ask anyone, they ' ll tell you so! DENNIS M. LANGONE 99 Clark Street To be a Machinist, his mind is set Marndo will be neat, you bet. With a micrometer or a vice, Marndo will do very nice. ROBERT J. LANCIANI 50 Freeman Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. To be an Industrial Manager is Bobby ' s dream In this field he ' ll be supreme With his easy way and persona- lity Success will be a reality. ROY A. LANTZ 48 Woodville Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. Terrific personality and looks to match, Roy will be a lucky catch. As an Engineer, he ' ll be a S2(ccess And will rate, one of the best. NANCY T. LA RAIA 243 Elm Street Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Mancy ' s the girl with a great big smile On the ball, all the while Whether in the U. S. or across the sea A fine Social Worker, she will be. MARTIN A. LA ROSSA 14 Bradford Street As an Artist Marty ' s sure to do fine For as you know, he ' s good in that line. And who better could there be Than a boy with his ability. DONNA M. LEE 27 Revere Street Laughing, smiling all the day Donna is always happy and gay To be a Secretary is her ambition We ' re sure she ' ll succeed in this position. ELIZABETH A. LEE 12 Wolcott Street A Secretary ' s job is Liz ' s desire, She ' ll walk in a way that all ivill admire By taking dictation and typing with ease. Her boss she ' s ahvays bound to please. JAMES J. LA VECCHIO 59 Oliver Street Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3, 4. Jimmy has a definite goal A Businessman he ' ll be. A job from which large fortunes Appeals to him, we all see. HERMAN F. LAWRENCE 5 Duncan Road H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. As a hockey player Hcrbie was one of the best He rose way above all the rest. Now Engineering is Herbic ' s aim. We know this goal he will attain Cause he ' s got the looks and the way _ That ' ll make him a big success some day. 1 9 60 WALTER LEE 21 Bolster Street Valtei- ' s fine sense of humor Will help bring happiness With his zest for advancement He ' ll discover much success. BARBARA A. LEGERE 148 Russell Street Pep Squad 3. With her looks and winning ways, Barbara will be a success one day. To be a Hairdresser is her idea We know she ' ll succeed in this career. DOREEN A. LE FAVE 16 Appleton Street French Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4 ; Jr. Achievement 4. Doreen wants to be a Nurse We ' ll wish her well in this little verse. Of her patients she ' ll take good care Her best effort she will not spare. CYNTHIA H. LENTO 39 Vernal Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4. To Teach the Retarded is Cynthia ' s ambition By this ive know she ' ll gain great recognition. With her pleasant smile and sweet ivays, We wish her well in future days. 6 7 JOSEPHINE P. LEPORE 9 Cabot Court Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2. To travel is Jo ' 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. MARCIA V. LEVINE 107 Ferry Street Gil. SuL 2; Glee Club 2. To get married is Mickey ' s ambition in life, Arid if we know Mickey she ' ll make a wonderful wife. She ' s very cute and has a twinkle in her eye And the man who marries her will he a very happy guy. 61 DEBORAH J. LIBBY ANDREA LOVETT 61 Elsie Street Dramatics 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Orch- estra 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. ' ' Debbie ' s one desire is to be an English Teacher We know she ' ll go on u-iih success. And maybe someday she ' ll return To teach at E.H.S. 22 Clarence Street Here ' s a girl icho ' s lots of fun, Our Andrea is liked by everyone. Ahvays a smile; never a pout. She is sure to see life out. JOHN A. LIONE Johnny ' s happy day or night He greets you with a smile so bright As a Dusitiessman he ' ll be just great And high o)i the list he ' ll always rate. GAIL A. LUND 21 Floyd Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Glee Club 4; Choral Arts 2, 3; Lyceum 2, 3, 4. Gail only has one desire She ' d like to be a Science Writer In this position she makes her claim To success, to fortune, and to fame. DARLENE B. LOFTUS 102 Maiden Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Whatever her goal may be. Wherever her interests lie. We know Nini will be tops She can ' t help but climb high. PATRICIA D. LYONS 147 Estes Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Pep Squad 2, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Fatsy ' s a girl with u ' it and charm To be a Surse is her fondest desire She ' d never do a)iybody any harm As a Florence Nightingale she ' ll sure fire. THOMAS J. MacARTHUR 71 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. Fi-iendli css, sparkling eyes, and wit They ' re ivhat make Mac a hit. No doubt they ' ll help hiin in his career When he become a leading Engineer. MARGARET J. MACCINI 62 Reed Avenue Peggy says a Hairdresser she wayits to be Making pretty ciirls for all to see. After she does, and shoivs her styles so dear, Then yon will see why she chose this career. BRUCE H. MacLEOD 59 Dean Street Baseball 2, 3, 4. In any field that Bruce does cndea vor We know he will be very clever. A very wise ayid intelligent guy. Whatever he did was rated high. MICHAEL J. MAGEE 84 Gledhill Avenue Junior Achievement 4. Mike ' s ambition he will not confess But whatever it is It should bring him success. Good luck in all you do For success is sure to come to you. JAMES P. MacKENZIE 118 Elm Street James is undecided About what he wants to do. But don ' t worry, James Uncle Sayn has his eye on you. PATRICIA J. MACRO 22 Dowse Street Junior Achievement 4; Prep Club 4. A pretty Nurse Pattie will be someday, An angel dressed i7i white. She ' ll keep her patients spirits gay And disposition bright Her personality and ability shows She ' ll be a success wherever she goes. 1 63 PATRICIA A. MALIAWCO 31 Oakland Avenue H.R. Officer 2. Pat is elite; Pat is street As a Secretary she can ' t be beat With her charm and ambition She will gain much recognition. ROBERT MALTAIS 73A Francis Street Bob ' s ambition after Jnne, At present he doesn ' t stress. Whether taking out tonsils or exploring the moon We know he ' ll be a success. DONNA A. MANGANARO 50 Tappan Street A Medical Secretary is Donna ' s choice A very rexvarding aim Yon can be sure in future years She ' ll gain prestige and fame. 9 64 CHARLES J. MANGANIELLO 36 Calhoun Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Italian Club 2, 3; Good Government Representa- tive. Stop the presses! I ' ve got the news! Good old Charlie ' s on the move. Inking stencils, setting type Printing is his future delight. DAVID B. MANNING 197 Broadway Track 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. In the future, when driving your car way above the limit, It could be State Policeman Dave Who stops to write your ticket! LINDA A. MARCHAND 15 Waverly Avenue Gil. Sul. 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Lynn is competent, careful, and bright To that ive all agree She possesses the essentials and the signs, That )nake an A-1 Secretary ' V 6 7 JANE E. MARDIROSIAN 52 Myrtle Street Hazel ' s aim in later life Takes skill and debonair She ' ll be dedicated to her ivork As a L.P.N, is her chosen career. DOROTHY M. MARTIN 4 Seaview Avenue Pounding keys on many a machine We know that Dot will be on the beam With Dot ' s red hair she ' ll shine her u-ay To the road of success more each day. SUZANNE M. MARINO 32 Madison Avenue a Secretary is xvhat she has in mind Sue will make the best you can find Always laughing always gay, This cute kid is surely O.K. LINDA C. MARTIN 160 Glendale Street Junior Achievement 3, 4. Lin ' s personality and happy face Will ring for miles from every place In an office she ' ll fill a position Which, by the way is her ambition. CAROL A. MARSHALL 6A Winter Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; Choral Arts 2; Lyceum 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Carol is nutty and full of fun She ' s liked a lot by everyone. A Secretary she wants to be She ' ll please her boss we all agree. RUTH M. MARTINAGE 210 Hancock Street Junior Achievement 2; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. A Secretary is what Ruthie wants to be And work in some big company Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fatne and praise. 9 ROBERT J. MARTORANO 69 Harvard Street Italian Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Bob ' s a real fine guy As an Aeronautical Engineer he ' s Sure to climb high For he ' s one of the best To have come from E.H.S. ANNA S. MATTEUCCI 46 Autumn Street Prep Club 4. To be a Medical Secretary is Annie ' s ambition in life She ' ll probably work for a little while Then become the doctor ' s wife. CAROLE R. MASCIS 34 Marie Avenue Dramatics 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4; Prep Club 4. Carole ' s future lies in teaching Her career will be far-reaching , We ' re -proud of her in everyway, Good luck to yoii from day to day. STEPHEN D. McCarthy 51 Lynn Street Our Steve is really guite the ffity. He ' ll be rated xvay up high To be a Mechanic is his ambition, But we know he ' ll succeed in any position. ENIO G. MASSARO 204 Bradford Street Football 2; Italian Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Teaching school is quite a profession. Especially explaining many a lesson. But Enio can fill this spot to a tee, And soon will take home his Teacher ' s fee. WILLIAM H. McCLAY 162 Central Avenue Gilbert Sullivan 2. Mac wants to increase his knowledge He definitely will go to college. Whatever he does he does ivell In his chosen field he will excel. PATRICIA A. McGRATH 77 Estes Street Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Patti is ahvays full of fun, And is also liked by everyone. Ayid as you Fly over Everett High, We ivish yon luck, high in the sky. LEE T. McNEIL 44 Truman Road Football 2; Track 4; Cross Coun- try 4; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Lee wants to be an Engineer We knoiv he ' ll gain fame in this career If he ' s ever put to a test We know he ' ll stand high above all the rest. iipi JOANNE McKEEVER 243 Springvale Avenue Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 3. With a paint and brush Mickey will be best Because she is full of zest, To be an Artist is her desire, Fame and fortune she will acquire. PATRICIA M. McKINNON 28 Winthrop Road To be a Medical Secretary Patti has in tnind .4 more efficient one you ' ll never find Personality and ability to match. Doc . . . she ' ll make a beautiful catch. 9 DANA L. MEJIA 46 Chelsea Street Homeroom Officer 2. To be in Law and Politics Are the subjects he will lick We ivish him luck in this ambition And know he ' ll get much recog- nition. MARIE A. MELAGRANO 147 Elm Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook Staff Assist- ant Editor. Cute, sweet, and junior petite That ' s our Little Marie who can ' t be beat With her winning ways and friendly smile. She ' ll have friends for many a mile. To be a Secretary is her wish We know our gal just can ' t miss. 6 i t KATHLEEN M. MELLACE 156 Chestnut Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Li- brary Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Crazy, little Kaf as we all know Is packed with personality from head to toe, Always happy and full of fun That ' s how all her friends are won. We wish her success in all she may do As a Fashion Desigyier all her dreams are bound to come true. JO-ANN M. MERENDA 23 Estes Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. To be a Business Teacher is Jo- Anne ' s desire A better person no school could hire A lot of patience she will need And because of this she ' s bound to succeed. J JOHN J. MELO 82 High Street Johji doesn ' t know Just what he wants to do But in time to come We ' re sure he ' ll pull through. DAVID E. MERRILL 48 Lexingrton Street To design buildings big and small Is Dave ' s ambition best of all An Architect is his aim We know it will britig him much fame. VICTOR MERCHANT 124 Gledhill Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. To work very hard is Vic ' s desire In his job he ' ll rise higher and higher AjhI with each passing year we know His success will grow and grow. LESLIE S. MERRILL 20 Beacon Street A Meteorologist is what Leslie tvill be Thru his balloons the weather he ' ll foresee Ei cryday that we will have rain We ' ll all look up to Leslie ' s fame. I 9 68 DONNA L. METCALF 10 Otis Street Dramatics 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Junior Achievement 4. )( her warm and friendly waij Donna will be a Teacher someday Striviiig to succeed ui all she ' ll do We know her desire will soon come true. STEVEN A. MILLS 256 Springvale Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Steve is really quite a guy He ' ll be rated way up high To be a Teacher is his ambition He ' ll do fine in any position. RICHARD S. MICHALSKI 57 Pearl Street Track 2; Cross Country 2; Junior Achievement 4. An Electrical Technician, Richard will be He ' ll knoiv all the ropes in electricity Electrical circuits and wire design We know Richard will do just fine. MARGARET A. MITTON 31 Summit Avenue Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 4. Peggy ' s aim is to be a Secrc- tay of Law She ' ll do her best on life ' s see- saw She ' s ahvays pleasant, ahvays gay A pretty smile leads the way. MARTHA M. MILLER 24 Timothy Avenue School Council 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Cheerleader 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Sr. Prom Committee. One of the finest cheerleaders Everett has ever seen Sh ' e always on the go, ahvays on the beam With a winning smile Martha can ' t go wrong She ' ll be a Teacher until the right man comes along. ALICE I. MOORE 18 Stevenson Avenue Lyceum 3; French Club 4. To Teach little ones their ABC ' s Alice will do with a lot of ease Although she ' s quiet and rather shy She ' ll be able to get by. KATHLEEN M. MOORE 20 Calhoun Avenue Prep Club 4. To he a Medical Secretary is Kay ' s ambition Answering calls for our physician For we all know her winning IV ay Will bring her to the top on a future day. JANET A. MORESCHI 5 Chelsea Place H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Jan is always full of fun, Always a smile for everyone, She is very sweet and clever. To be a Bookkeeper is her endeavor. WILLIAM J. MOORE 18 Stevenson Avenue French Club 3, 4. Bill ' s full of fun_ and fancy free But won ' t disclose his destiny He ' ll succeed in whatever he chooses, Cause the guy just never loses. GAYLE E. MORRISON 10 Floyd Street Gil. Sul. 3, 4; French Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. One of those girls u ' ho is neat and polite, With a personality that is a delight As a Teacher Gayle will excel. All of her classmates wish her well. DANA W. MORAN 9 Edith Street Choral Arts 4; Cross Country 2, 3. Dana ' s a hoy who is on the hall ■ Always a smile for one and all He ' ll give his life to the Deity, And enter the field of Ministry. PETER A. MOREL 13 Calhoun Avenue Peter we know has great ambition. To be a Bii. ' iiness Manager will fill that position. He ' s sure to succeed, for his talents are many ffiH business is open to all and I 9 ALFRED T. MOSS 196 Russell Street Spanish Club 3. Al keeps us happy all the time He ' s always full of fun He can ' t decide ji(St what to do He ' ll knoiv when he ' s begun. CHARLES A. MULLEY 95 Summer Street To serve our country And to keep our hoyxor true We ' ll salute our classmate Charlie When he wears the Air Force blue. JOSEPH J. MOTZI 89 Linden Street Cross Country 2. On some teacher ' s college campus Gus soon will be someday We wish him hick ' in Teaching Its rewards are great, they say. KAREN P. NADLER 32 Union Street Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Library Staff 4. A Secretary Karen will be some- day A7id be the best in every way She ' ll do well and never shirk ' Cause for her boss she ' ll gladly work. 6 ROBERT NAPOLITANO 29 Reed Avenue To work ivith plans and blue- prints On bridges or in shops As a Technical Engineer We know Nappy will be tops. 7 COLEMAN F. NEE 137 Florence Street H.R. Officer 2. 6: IracK 2: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. There are those who go down to sea in ships And some to the beaches to play But Colie will study the mysteries of the deep As an Oceanographcr someday. 71 NANCY E. NELSON 24 Carlson Street School Council 3; H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4 Lyceum 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4 Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4 Junior Prom Committee 3; Year- book Staff 4. To rehabilitate the maimed or injured Is tvhat Nancy has chosen to do In Physical Therapy we wish yon success And happiness all your life through. JANICE L. NIGRO 57 Revere Street Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4. Jan ivill be an expert in files Who also specializes in smiles To be a Secretary is her foremost wish And as far as ice can see, she just can ' t ttiiss. WARREN F. NELSON 78 Dartmouth Street Italian Club 3, 4. War ' s really quite a guy He is rated way up high To enter the field of automotive Designer he is wishing Lots of luck in your future ambition. MICHAEL L. NOLAN 12 Myrtle Street To be a Stock Broker is what Mick is wishing With his determination we knoiv he will And gain a great deal of recog- nition. LINDA S. NEMEROWSKI 33 Wedgewood Street H.R. Officer 2; Spanish Club 2. To give needles and pass out pills Linda will help the sick and mend their ills She ' s really gay and really sivect Hand her patients will say she can ' t be beat. MICHAEL J. NUZZO JR. 237 Chelsea Street To be an Accountant is Mike ' s desire Fame and fortune he ivill acquire, And so he ' ll be one of the best Because he came from E.H.S. DIANE L. NUZZOLO 166 BellRock Street Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Drama- tics 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Cheer- leader 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff — Assistant Editor; Secretarial Staff. As one of the cheerleaders Nuzzy was best, We ' ll always rememher her above all the rest; With her sweet and many won- derful ways, Everyone gave her a great bit of praise To be an Airline Stewardess Nuzzy has in mind And she ' ll be the finest of any kind. KAREN M. O ' BRIEN 1 Bow Street Obie ivill cure your smallest ill. Maybe by a wonder pill, Even by her happy smile, You ' d feel better in a while. KATHLEEN M. O ' CONNOR 11 Ashton Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Secretarial Staff; Gil. Sul 2. In an airplane, Kathy will plan To assist and cheer the passengers as best she can Kathy is always loads of fun Ayid truly loved by everyone A finer girl will never be found As she travels the world around. ELIZABETH O ' HANDLEY 13 Timothy Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff. Liz is a sweet and glowing girl Her smile tvould put you in a whirl As an Airline Hostess in a far- off land. She ' ll always lend a helping hand. LAWRENCE P. O ' KEEFE 14 Estes Street Italian Club 3, 4. To he an Engineer is Larry ' s dream To draw blueprints is his scheme He ' ll do his job all the way through Making things easier for me and you. JEAN M. OLIVA 111 Chestnut Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. A Secondary Teacher, will be Jean To her students, she ' ll be keen In this career, she ' ll excel Here ' s hoping everything will bf swell. I 6 7 73 JOHN E. OLIVA 113 Chestnut Street Our John is really quite a guy He ' ll he rated way up high To be a Draftsman is his ambition We know he ' ll do fine in this position. DAVID M. PALANGI 7 Avon Street Track 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. On land or on sea To be a Navigator David will be On the biggest ship he ' ll be yet And be the best navigator you bet. MARK B. OSTROWSKY 22 Maiden Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Mark ' s aynbition is noble and sound No filter boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed As a Dentist Mark will take the lead. FRANK M. PANARESE 230 Vine Street H.R. Officer 2; Prep Club 4. Frank ' s ambition is to go to college We know he ' ll succeed with all his knowledge We ' re sure his future holds in store Success, happiness, and riches galore. DIANA M. OTERI 28 Highland Avenue Prep Club 4; Library Staff; Pep Squad 3. As a Secretary Diana 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 know. LINDA PANARESE 16 Argyle Street H.R. Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2; Spanish Club 3. Here is a lass, cute as can be With a personality that is tops as we all can see To Assist a Dentist is her desire This position she will easily acquire. VINCENT P. PANZINI 230 Main Street To be an Accountant is Vin ' s desire Fame and fortune he will acquire. He will be one of the best Because he came from E.H.S. FRANK A. PARISI 48 Sea Street Orchestra 2; Junior Achievement 4. Beneath it all a character of worth, Always ready for fun and mirth Frank finds liviyig a great joy, An Electronics Engineer unU be his employ. GRACE M. PASQUARIELLO 44 May Street Junior Achievement 4. Yacky is short and very sweet She is a gal who ' s hard to beat We know she ' ll become a Beauti- cian Because she has loads of ambition. JOHN J. PASSEMATO 1 Winslow Street H.R. Officer 3; Track 3; Cross Country 2. To be a Pilot will be Pass To steer a playie slow or fast, Good luck to you, Pass in all you do For we ' ll ahvays be right behi)id you. STEPHEN D. PASCARELLA 15 Timothy Avenue For he ' s sure an industrious fella A Technical Illustrator will be Bella To gain this goal, he ' ll give college a try So we wish rots of ruck to a real swell guy. GEORGE I. PEARSON 25A Baldwin Avenue With figures George will work. An Accountant is his ambition. And as time goes on we know, That he ' ll succeed in this position. 1 9 6 7 75 RALPH A. PELOSI JEANNE M. PERRY 103 Winslow Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 4. To serve iti our armed forces Ralph seeks a Navy career. He II be an expert frogman And his success ivill be near. 210 Russel l Street Homeroom Officer 2; Jr. Achieve- ment 4. Jeanne is pretty and so sweet, Her happy ivays can ' t be beat! We know that in the office scene Conditions there will suit our Jeanne. LARRY L. PENDEXTER 73 Tremont Street Pen ' s aim is strong and sure, His goal an Architect. He ' ll be among the nation ' s best, Of that we all will bet. JOYCE E. PERRY 63 Preston Street School Council 2, 3, 4; H.R. Of- ficer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Choral Arts 3; Lyceum 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. She sparkles with charm and luster And personality that ' s so sweet! These reasons justify her success. As a Math. Teacher she can ' t be beat. RONALD D. PERROTTI 34A Vernal Street Engineering is his goal, And Ronnie will be great. He ' ll glorify the name of Everett High We know he ' ll really rate. PATRICIA A. PESCE 71 Linden Street Dramatics 2; Thespians 2; Italian Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achieve- ment 2; Prep Club 4. Pattie wants to be aw Elementary Teacher This is a goal we know she ' ll ■reach She has all it takes to be An answer to the A. B.C. ANNE M. PETERS 30 Church Street French Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4 To care for sick and ttiake them well In this field Anne will excel This pretty Nurse will put you at ease A fine doctor she ' s sure to please. GRANT J. PETERS 4 Lynde Street Italian Club 4. To join the Air Force is Grant ' s way One to represent the U.S.A. Up in a plane in a cloud He ' s one of whom we ' ll be proud. JOHN W. PETRILLO 70 Clark Street Jody an Accountant would be To figure out numbers for you and me. Let ' s not be hasty and stop just yet Why not to the White House get. CARMEN J. PIANTEDOSI 117 Broadway Carmen ' s future lies in Math Teaching His career will be far-reaching Carmen has a fine disposition And he ' ll be a success in this positio7i. DIANE M. PICINISCO 12 Bellingham Avenue Pep Squad 4. To work for Vista is Pic ' s aim In this field she ' ll ivin fame With her smile and personality She ' ll do what ' s best for you and me. DONNA P. PIKE 99 Cleveland Avenue Junior Achievement 4. A Lab Technician is Pike ' s aim, And we are sure she ' ll win great fame. With a pleasing smile and cheer- ful 2vays We ' ll alwa ys remember her in future days. 6 7 77 JOHN C. PIPPY 76 Gledhill Avenue A Physical Educaiion major Pip will he The best gym teacher yoii ever did see He is really fun to know And will succeed wherever he may go. JAMES R. PIZZANO 84 Cottage Street Griibb is handsome and quite the guy He catches all the girlies ' eye. His aynbition is to be an Engineer We know he ' ll gain fame in his career. ROBERT J. PIRELLO 17 Bradford Terrace Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Italian Club 4. Bob embarks a Broadcasting career None of us have any fear So we wish you all the best Cuz your a guy from E.H.S. PAULINE G. PIZZIMENTI 58 Robin Street To be a Bookkeeper is Pauline ' s desire With fame and fortune she ' ll acquire With all the numbers and the files, Her busy fingers will be on the dials. DIANE M. PITTMAN 32 Fremont Avenue Pork Chops is sweet all the time A girl like her is hard to find. Refined, quiet, and demure. She ' ll succeed as a Secretary we ' re sure. ALFRED J. POUCHE 27 Cameron Street Italian Club 3, 4. To be a Conservation Officer is Al ' s position, In his goal he ' ll gain much recognition So from everyone from E.H.S. We wish you, Al , much sticcess. EVELYN J. POWERS 39 Rock Valley Avenue To be a Bookkeeper is Evelyn ' s aim. In this field she ' ll gain fortune and fame. And we know you ' ll always be the same So sweet and nice you ' ll always remain. CHARLES H. RANKIN 98 Gledhill Avenue Chuck has chosen his career, He wants to be an Aeronautic Engineer. With much hard work in this aim. He u ' itl be rewarded with great fa me. STEPHEN PUOPOLO 401 Ferry Street H.R. Officer 4; Football 2, 4. Steve ' s great, Steve ' s neat, His personality ' s hard to beat. With his winning ways atid wonderful smile, He ' ll gain fame for many a mile. LINDA A. RAO 207 Shute Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Library Staff 4; Sr. Prom Comm. Cute, sweet, and really neat, Linda is sure hard to beat With her great and ivinning ivays She made EHS bright and gay. To be a Psychologist is her aim With fame and fortune she ' ll learn life ' s game. I HANNAH F. REED 18 Winthrop Road Hannah is near and sure is sweet She has a personality that no one can beat. To be an Airline Hostess is her desire And at this position, fame she ' ll acquire. k NANCY M. RENDA 140 Chestnut Street Nancy is pretty and very sweet As a Medical Secretary she won ' t be beat. A popular, sophisticated, and ambitious lass She ' ll nei er be forgotten by our class. STEPHEN A. RICCIO 62 Adams Avenue Italian Club 4. Rich ' s ambition is to be an Industrial Engineer To gain this position he ivon ' t have to fear If he stays the way he is today We won ' t have to worry about his earning his pay. ROBERT A. RESTAINO 101 Wilbur Street Italian Club 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Rusty has chosen ayi occupation To fill his pupils with education. A Teacher he ' ll be a fine one, too Shoiving is students the right things to do. JOANNE A. RINALDI 11 Forest Avenue H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Jo is a girl who is very sweet, As a Teacher we know she can ' t be beat. Always laughing and always gay. We wish you lots of luck from day to day. BARBARA L. REYNOLDS 30 School Street Taking notes from the boss ' s knee A Secretary is what Barbie wants to be. With her dark hair and sparkling eyes She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sighs. w DIANNE M. RICCI 88 Reed Avenue Dianne has made it very plain To be a Hairdresser is her aim. With her knowledge and desire This position she will easily acquire. 1 9 80 CARMEN I. RINNE 36A Calhoun Avenue Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2. As a Commercial Artist Carme)i will take her place, In this position she ' s bound to rate, We ' re sure her talents she ivill show, Success and happiness are hers we know. MARYANN T. RIZZO 68 Shute Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Library Staff 4. Mart ann ' s a friend to everyone. She ' s always laughing and full of fun. A Medical Secretary she plans to be. The very best, it ' s plaiyi to see. DIANE E. RIZZO 70A Walnut Street With her looks and winning ways, Di will he a success one day. To be a Secretary is her idea. We k now she ' ll succeed in this Career. JUDITH A. ROCCI 18 Everett Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Library Staff 4. An Elementary Teacher Judie ' ' wants to be. Full of fun we all agree. We wish her luck and happiness. And know her smile will do the rest. 6 7 JOHN F. ROCCO 10 Gardner Court H.R. Officer 4; Football 3; Italian Club 4. We have learned John ' s desire To be a Teacher and fame acquire. We are sure he will fill his quest Doing nothing less than his best. THOMAS J. ROGERS 32 Francis Street H.R. Officer 4; Football 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. He ' s tall, handsome, and quite a man One of the best in the E.H.S. clan To be a Policeman is Tom ' s ambition And in this field he ' ll gain great recognition. 81 LINDA E. ROLLINS 42 Villa Avenue French Club 2. Limie has chosen a Nursing Career Then as a patient you ' ll have no fear F or she has a pleasant way That tvill brighten anyone ' s day. RICHARD J. ROSA 78 Pearl Street To be a Mechanic Is Richard ' s only idea And tve know he ' ll go Far in this career. HENRY J. ROMBOLI 32 Prospect Street H.R. Officer 2; Football 2; Track 4. Rombie wants to be an Electrician There ' s no doubt that he ' ll get this position. Working for Tumblin was pretty easy But those shocks made him weasy. EUGENE ROSA 29 Oakes Street Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. Eugene wants to be an Engineer We know he has the skill. He ' ll be a success in this career Because he has the tvill. GEORGE A. RUBINO 113 Cottage Street the qualifications are poise and personality George will be successful as any- one can be. In Public Relations we knoiv he ' ll fill the bill And perform all his duties ivith a very special skill. CAMILLE A. RUMASUGLIA 172 Jefferson Avenue Italian Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 3; Library Staff; Jr. Achiev. 4. A real nice girl who ' s on the beam To be a Fashion Designer is her dream Camille ' s great personality will carry her through A wonderful person whom we ' re all glad tve knew. I 9 82 LINDA M. RUSSELL 101 Reed Avenue PAUL M. RUSZKOWSKI 91 Baldwin Avenue H.R. Officer 3, 4. Her smile made us cheerful everyday We go for Linda in a great big way To be a Hairdresser is her ambition She ' ll be terrific in this position. For undecided Paul, We now make this guess, In whatever you may do. You ' ll be a Masterful Success. DONNA M. RUSSO 57 Nichols Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Jr. Achiev. 4. As a Nurse all dressed in white Pretty Donna will make her patients ' day bright Morning, noon, and night she ' ll be at their side We will look on her with much pride. WILLIAM J. SABBAGH 295 Main Street Billy ' s future lies in Office Work, His career will be far reaching. We ' re proud of him in evert ' Good luck to you from day to day. MICHAEL RUSSO 14 Russell Place To be a Weather Man On that Rip ' s mind is set He ' ll do a job that ' s neat On that you sure can bet. LOUISE SABELLA 154 Chelsea Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Louise is a girl with great ambition As a Hairdresser she ' ll gain great recognition With her winning ways and pleasing smile She ' ll be a hair stylist well worth while. BERNICE S. SACRAMONE 32 Winthrop Street Junior Achievement 4. Always happy always gay That ' s our Bernice in every way. To be a Bookkeeper is her dream, At that we know she ' ll be supreme. ELIZABETH A. SADLER 228 Shute Street Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 3; Choral Arts 3. Though undecided about her fate, We know Betty ' s plans will turn out great. With pretty hair and sparkling smile, She ' ll be remembered a long, long while. MARLENE F. SAK 127 Nichols Street Marlene ' s the girl with the great big smile. As a Medical Secretary she ' ll be right in style. A pretty girl with a wonderful personality We know her dreams will become a reality. DONNA M. SANFILIPPO 44 Cabot Street As a Secretary Fred will 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. I ELLEN L. SADLER 228 Shute Street Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4. Ellen ' s the girl who s shy but sweet A Secretary is what she wants to be. Ellen works hard to get her work done, For her a successful future has just begun. ARMAND L. SANTACROCE 43 Rock Valley Avenue School Council 2; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Football 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Girls will follow Ai-mie till he gets up to the top In the business world of Insurance , he ' ll never be a flop May he always show great prom ise And work with grit and pluck As these girls are sweet Dame Fortune A)ul the best one Lady Luck. JOHN SANTOSUOSSO 35 Kinsman Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 3, 4. John ' s life has one ambition To be a Teacher he is wishing We ' re sure this career will Carry you through, Best of luck in the future for you. PAMELA J. SCHMIDT 28 Franklin Street H.R. Officer 3; Junior Achieve- ment 4; Prep Club 4. Pam will have her patients feeling right In a Nurse ' s uniform of white Bringing to the hospital gaiety and cheer. Our girl will succeed have no fear. CHARLES D. SARRIS 95 Nichols Street Facts and figures are Danny ' s concern To be a Data Processor we know he will learn With a head for figures and business acumen He ivill be a whiz working on I.B.M. LINDA A. SCHNABEL 23 Linden Street Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Majorette 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Prep Club 4. To study nutrition and a diet that balances As a Hospital Dietician they ' ll be taking no chances With Lyn ' s pep and personality and her charming ways May she ahvays be successful with many happy days. JOHN SATERIALE 44 Everett Street Tools and equipment will fill John ' s desire To be in Electronics that one soon will hire With his looks and personality we all agree He ' s sure to be a success, just wait and see. PAULETTE SCRAPCHANSKY 122 Cottage Street Dramatics 2; Prep Club 2. To be a Secretary is Paulette ' s desire She ' ll work in a way that all will admire And with her gay and winning smile She will skillfully type and smile. ANTHONY SERIO 36 Union Street Dramatics 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Tony wants to be an accountant This is his great desire We ' re sure he ' ll have no trouble F or fame and success he ' ll acqxiire. LORRAINE SHARIS 247 Belmont Street Greek is pretty, charming , and gay With a personality that goes a long way. With her winning ways and pleasing senile She ' ll be a Secretary well icorth while. LIVIANA SERIO 146 Grover Street Lee would like to take dictation And sit upon the boss ' s knee. No doubt she ' ll find a permanent position And earn a very comfortable fee. PAULA SHAPIRO 92 Garland Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. An Elementary School Teachei Is what Paula wayits to be Without a second doubt We ' re sure that she ' ll succeed. DAVID SHEPHARD 9 Albert Park Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, Lyceum 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, Prep Club 4. Doctoring is for David This job he ' ll fulfill With a lot of skill and care He ' ll cure all our ills. DIANE L. SHEPAPARD 5 Dean Street H.R. Officer 4. A Bookkeeper she is to be, And the best one — you will sec, As Diane follows in her field, To her success will yield. I 9 86 6 7 LESLIE G. SIRIGNANO 4 Edith Street Damatics 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achiev. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4. So very cute, so very sweet, Her personality is hard to be- As a Teacher she ' ll be the best. And rise high above all the rest. JEAN M. SORDILLO 10 Lynne Street A pretty girl with a wonderful personality, We know Jean ' s dreams will be- come a reality. With her ivinning ways and pleasing smile, She ' ll be an Interior Designer well worthwhile. JAMES H. SMITH 178 Russell Street Handsome and quiet is his style, You ' ll know it ' s Smitty by his smile, In the Service we ' ll all see, Just how great he will be. ROSEANNE E. SPADA 3 Courtland Street Sweet and cute that ' s our Roseannc She looks so nice anyway she may stand As a Model Roseanne will do her To add great charm to any dress. ERNEST SORDILLO 84 Linden Street B. T. ' s a boy we ' re happy to know, On him good luck we all bestow. With his knoivledge and desire, Going to college he ' ll easily acquire. GERALD J. SPAULDING 152 Chelsea Street Football 2. Jerry is a popular one He ' s always happy and full of fun. As a Teacher he will do his best To bring great fame to E.H.S. MARTHA E. SPINNEY 6 Staples Avenue Junior Achievement 4. Now here ' s a girl that you ivill find Is hard to beat and very kind As a Bookkeeper she ' ll be tops we know And cheer her boss wherever she may go. MARY R. STANEVICZ 155 Cottage Street Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. To be a Medical Technologist Mary has in mind A more efficient one you ' ll never find Personality, looks and ability to match We know she ' ll make a wonderful catch. ANGELO V. SQUATRITO 55 Woodville Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Football 2. Fooling, joking, clowning around That ' s Sqotty making the teachers frown He ' ll paint his way to real success To become a famous and great artist. JOHN P. STANIOSKI 26 Birch Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4. Musky will make a very good flier And for sure, he will go higher, As a Paratrooper he ' s bound to win, With his great ambitions and happy grin. MILDRED M. STAFFIERI 30 Dunster Road Dramatics 2. What ever Millie ' s goal may be Wherever her interests may lie We know that she ' ll be tops She can ' t help but climb high. NANCY R. STEELE 28 Adams Avenue Man is pretty, charming and ffay With a personality that goes a long way. With her winning ways and pleasing smile She ' ll be a Nurse and keep in style. CHARLES D. STEVENS 51 Rock Valley Avenue Baseball 2; Hockey 2. Danny says it ' s the service for h im To fight a li-ar and keep in trim If this is his ambition grand, He ' ll wind up the best in all the land. GRACE E. SULLIVAN 186 Vine Street Pep Squad 2. To give the needles, and pass out pills Grace tvill help the sick and mend their ills. Wth assuring words and a cheerful smile; Her patients stay, will seem a short while. LUCILLE M. STEVENS 21 Lynde Street To be an Airline Stewardess and greet people everyday, Is how Lucille will earn her pay She ' ll cheer the angels way up high And flaunt her personality in the sky. JOSEPH D. SULLIVAN 58 Clinton Street Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. College bound is our Joe Full of personality from head to toe, With his vitality and ambition He ' ll excel in any position. DANIEL E. STRUZINSKI 68 Winslow Street Dan likes to fix radios and TV ' s To take them apart piece by piece He ' ll be at your service in any weather But we hope he can put them back together. LILLIAN M. SUTERA 30 Harvey Street Lil is always on the ball, She ' s loved by one and all! To be a Secretary is her ambition, We know that she ivill gain recognition. ROBERT J. TARANTINO 31 Partridge Terrace Bob is handsoi7ie, Bob is great At E.H.S. he really rates. To be ail Accountant is his desire Fame and greatness he irill acquire. CHARLES E. TARASEWICZ fiO Chatham Road Packing Meat is Big T ' s faiv In this trade he ' ll be really great, So good luck to you and all life ' s best As a rated member of E.H.S. THOMAS N. TEMPLETON 990 Broadway Tom , Tom was the cloivn. When he was around no one frowned. So thanks for the laughs, and ive 2oish you the best Because your personality is full of zest. MARY C. TENNANT 18 Gilmore Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Mary ' s cute, Mary ' s great To he !« the Airlines is her fate. We wish her luck and all the best Because she came from E.H.S. SUSANNE H. TEAL 37 Luke Road H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. High in the sky and thru the clouds, We ' ll see Suzavne whom 7ve will be proud. For as an Airline Hostess she ' s sure to succeed Being from E.H.S. ' s breed. PAUL A. TERMINIELLO 68 Lewis Street Whether on land or sea In the- Service Paul will be. We wish him luck and wish hin; the best CONSTANCE M. THIBEAULT 127 Garland Street Cojinie ' s quiet but oh so sweet As an Airliyie Reservationist she ' ll be neat So in this field she ' ll gain much fa m e But our Connie ivill remain the same. ANN F. TOBIN 45 Pearl Street To teach the children the golden ritle That ' s u-hat Teacher Annie will do in school. For in this profession she ' ll be the best Because she ' s a girl full of zest. I VICTORIA M. THISTLE 9 Irving Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. To be in music is Vic ' s dream In this field she ' ll be top of the cream We u ' ish her luck and we wish her well We know ' by far in this field she ' ll excel. FRANK A. TIBBETTS 23 Fairlawn Street Band 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. Frank wants to teach Physical Ed. In this future he ' ll knock ' em dead For he ' ll be rated number oyie in the land As a Phys. Ed. teacher he ' ll be just grand. JOHN R. TOMASZEWSKI 49 Montrose Street John has decided to be an Engineer, We know he ' ll be a great success, After he has left here. VICTOR A. TRODELLA 206 Bucknam Street H.R. Officer 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To be an Architect is Vic ' s aim And we all know he ' ll gain great fame. When he reaches the peak of his success, We hope he will not foraet E.H.S. 6 7 91 DOLORES M. TRUFANT 3 Amos Terrace Library Staff 4. Doe ' s charm is hard to beat, With a personality like hers yon can ' t compete Better Legal Secretaries there will be few, Best of hick from hs to you. SUSAN V. UNDERWOOD 173 Vine Street Glee Club 2. As a Medical Secretary Sue u i!l take her place. For this position, she ivill take up space. LORRAINE TUREVICH 21 Pearl Street Dramatics 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. With the future of our gal Lorraine We are sure she ' ll enter great fame. It looks very bright indeed. That is why we are sure she ' ll succeed. FRED UNGARO 20 Plumer Street H.R. Officer 4; Football 2, Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 4. To all Fred is the greatest friend On him you cayi forever depend. Tall, Dark, and handsome That ' s our Fred you see In the Newspaper field Hi ' s sure to succeed. PAUL S. UNDERWOOD 19 Edmester Court Basketball 3, 4; Hockey 2; Jr. Achiev. 4. Undie ' s chances of Major arc great Because he is top rate. With him at the controls of our jets, Our Air Force will have plenty of pep. KENNETH J. VAN COTT 60 Estes Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics French Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, Prep Club 4. To become a Pha7-macist is Kenny ' s desire An ambitio7i ivhich he ' s sure inspire His personality and ability shows He ' ll succeed wherever he goes. 4; 4; to I 9 92 KEVIN J. VAN COTT 60 Estes Street Class Officer 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4. As treasurer of our class Van ivas just great But to get to college he just can ' t wait A fter college we know not ivhere. Van will seek his life ' s career. JANE VAN LOON 228 Russell Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Jane is a girl full of fun Known and liked by everyone. As a Teacher she ' ll be one of the best, Because she graduated from E.H.S. PRISCILLA K. VASILY 79 Reed Avenue Pep Squad 2. Typing, filing, dashing round No better Secretary can be found. Priscilla as efficient as she can be And a pleasure for all to see. SANDRA A. VASTA 24 Newton Street A Dancer Sandy is to be, A)ul the best one you will Gloicing always with a smile. She ' ll make you happy all while. the MARY E. VAUGHN 25 Veterans Avenue Pep Squad 2. Mary ' s a girl shy and petite With her ways she ' s hard to beat To aid the sick and ease their pain Before long she ' ll gain much fame. PAUL A. VECCHIONE 88 Gledhill Avenue Football 2; Junior Achievement 4. To be a Teacher is Paul ' s ambition And he will do well in this position. He ' s a guy who ' s nice we all agree Because he ' s the best of the company. I 6 7 93 PHYLLIS M. VENEZIA 115 Glendale Street Dramatics 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Italian Club 2. As an English Teacher Phyllis will excel In the fold u-e arc sure she ' ll do well. With her friendh stnile and helpful ways, We ' ll remember Phyllis for many days. ROBERT J. VENUTI 73 Ferry Street Jr. Achiev. 3. hi us Bobby hasn ' t confided On the future he has decided. In any field that he does endeavor, We kyiow he will be very clever. FRANK A. VETRANO 158 Bucknam Street Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Though quiet and studious Frank- may be hi the Teacher profession we clearly see, That he ' ll be the tops that we all know Good wishes to him wherever he goes. JOSEPH A. VISCONTI 37 Ashton Street Football 2, 3, 4. As a co-captain Joe ' s one of the best And in his ambition ice ' re sure he ' ll progress. To be an Auto-Machinist is his dream And in this field he ' ll be supreme. DONNA J. 34 Union With lots of charm pleasant smile That ' s our D. J. style As a Bookkeeper sh way And keep her office VOTTO Street and a ; ahvays in ' II go a long always gay. VINCENT J. VOZZO 162 Main Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. The next Don Kent is what Vinnie will be He ' ll broadcast the weather to you and me. As a Meteorologist he ' ll be just fine And tell us if it will rain or shine. BARBARA A. WALSH 47 Vv ' ilbur Street Dramatics 4. Barbara vould like to take up Psychology A hard worker in this field she ' ll be Helping her patients and reading their minds She ' ll meet many people of dif- ferent kinds. SHARON WEST 63 Winslow Street A real cute kid who ' s on the beam To be a writer is Willie ' s dream She icill have no cause to fear For e she ' ll succeed in this career. MARY M. WALSH 25 Thurman Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Gil. Sul. Prep Club 4. We can see Popeye in front of a class, Patiently teaching a lad or lass, Teaching English we hope some- day, She ' ll work hard to get her way. GAYLE A. WETMORE 10 Garland Street Gil. Sul. 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Prep Club 4. Gayle is a girl with brains and personality A sn eet and quiet girl, and as nice as can be As a Teacher she ' ll be the best And bring great fame to E.H.S. ROBERT J. WAYNE 30 Silver Road Daab ' s ambition is the most He ' ll ride a ivave from coast to coast As a Surfer he ' ll work hard to strive by hanging ten or hanging five On his board you ' ll hear hiyn shout, Watch out kids I ' m bailing out. ROBERT C. WHITE 39 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 4. Bobby is filled with vigor and zest To be a Teacher, he must be the best. We all know he ' ll do real well. Because he is so very swell. BARBARA WILLIAMS DONNA A. ZACKULAR 198 Bucknam Street Barbara is ahvays on the ball, We knoic that she is liked by all. A Secretary she wants to be, She ' ll please her boss ive all agree. 62 Jefferson Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Jr. Achiev 2. Donna ' s the girl ivith the great big smile. As a Dental Assistant she ' ll be right in style A pretty girl with a woyiderfiil personality We know her dreams will become a reality. STEPHEN C. WINSOR 107 Waverly Street Spanish Club 2. Stephen ' s a boy who ' s lots of fun, A joke or a prank for everyone. In future days we wish him well, In the Business World he ' s sure to excel. PAULA ZAGAMI 54 Forest Avenue Paula is popular, pretty, and sweet, A finer girl ivill be hard to meet. We wish her ivell in her flying days. As aw Airline Stewa -dess she ' ll gain great praise. CAMERA SHY LINDA PASS MELVIN SNEED ANNE E. WISNIEWSKI 29 Vernal Street Wizzie will soo7i have her patients bright, In her Nurse ' s ujiifoj-m of white. Bringing to the hospital gaiety and cheer, This gal iviU succeed, have no fear. 1 9 FREDERICK J. YOUNG 22G Main Street H.R. Officer 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Sr. Prom Committee. A nice looking hoy, irhom we ' d rail a dream, That ' s our Freddy he ' s really supreme. Ah Da Vinci the Second he ' ll be the bcHt And Paint his way to real success. 6 96 Senior c5. 9 ee G a6 Qdncferc ass 9 ee G u6 r j J. J rl r r U ie Season The pre-season outlook was rather dark and gloomy for the football fortunes of the Crimson Tide. Coaches Sarno, Marques, and Romboli set to work to mold our inexperienced squad into a spirited and willing team. It was hoped for, but not expected, that we would carry on our undefeated record of the past few years. Co-Captains Delmonte and Visconte led our stal- warts into battle on the very warm afternoon of September 23. Newton soon cooled us off as they proceeded to pin our ears back. Although it was very much Newton for the first half, they were only able to score until the last seven seconds on a long pass. The extra two points were added on a plunge. In the second half, we again managed to hang on until the fourth period, when a blocked punt recov- ery followed by a long pass and a four yard plunge, gave them a .fourteen to nothing victory. This marked the first time in forty-four games of Greater Boston League play that we had lost a game. We tried to regain our composure against Somer- ville in a night game, but to no avail. Again we were shut out as Somerville dominated the game. Somerville scored their first T.D. in the second quarter as we fumbled and they recovered on our twenty-eight yard line. A pass and a n yard sweep resulted in the score. We fumbled again with a minute to go in the game and Somerville bombed into the end zone to make the score twelve to nothing. This was the last night game to be held by the High School as a result of the uncalled for distur- bance by the fans at the game. We started to jell as a unit against a fairly strong Quincy team. We had to come from behind to win this one, but we proved this could be done. The Crimson matched a touchdown by the Presi- 108 V ' :% l !f ' ' - ' ' t - dents in the first half on a great Brickley to Wood pass. The same two converted for two points to tie the game up. Bill Ivey showed great form in this scoring effort. The start of the second half saw us in deep trouble as we fumbled on our own twelve- yardline. Big Bill Kerrigan set them back to their twenty-five yard line and the Tide took over. Hughes pounced on a Quincy fumble later, and Parisi, on a pitch-out from Brickley, scurried into the end zone for our second score. Ivey drove over for two more. Quincy scored later, but we hit the victory trail, sixteen to fourteen. Delmonte and Visconti were tremendous in this game. Revere became our second victim in a hard fought battle. Brickley and Soule stood out in our ground game. We scored all our points in the second period. Our first score came after Revere fumbled on their two yard line and Brickley carried over. After the kick-off, Brickley intercepted a pass, and on the first play, tossed a forty-five yard pass to Sorrentino for our second score. Both conversions were missed but we managed to win twelve to nothing. Puopolo and Giangregorio showed old-time style. We fell by the wayside against the Mustangs of Medford. White, Baron, Delmonte, and Sorrentino played their hearts out but all in vain. We managed to score on a run by Parisi and a two point con- version from Brickley to Sorrentino. Sorrentino later scored two more points on a safety as he downed the Medford signal caller in the end zone. Medford dominated the play in our twenty-eight to ten loss. Our best game to date was against undefeated North Quincy. We led off the scoring in the first period when Kerrigan blocked a punt and Wood recovered for the touchdown, the point after failed. North came back on the strong passing arm of their quarterback and scored and added a two-point con- version as the half ended. The opening kick off of the second half left us stunned as they returned the ball for an eighty-seven yard touchdown, the point- after failed. Our defensive game was great for the rest of the game. Time and time again we had great marches only to bogged down when the elusive goal line was in sight. The victory went to North, but our boys deserved the glory. The Nashua game is always a standout and this year was no exception. Sophomore Erickson had a great day as he brought the team from behind to win this one. The first period was scoreless, but the second stanza saw us drop behind by seven points. Then Soule took command and ran all over the field until he finally went in for our touchdown. The conversion was missed and we were down by one point. After a scoreless third period we came back on the running of Parisi and fine pass reception by Wood to go ahead by twelve to seven. Nashua came back with an interception with four and a half minutes left and scored to go ahead by two points. With time running out Erickson called on Nuzzolo 109 and he sprinted to midfield. An Erickson to Wood pass put the ball on the twenty-three yard line and then Erickson tossed to Sorrentino for the winning score. Ivey converted and we came out on top twenty to fourteen. DiBennedetto was great on defense with Visconti and Delmonte playing their usual stella game. We started very slowly against Maiden and found the Tornadoes a very tough foe. Maiden broke the ice in the second period and led by six to nothing at half time. The strong kicking of Anzalone kept us out of trouble up to this time. We came to life in the fourth stanzer as Parisi started to sprint for sizeable gains. Suddenly Erickson pitched back to Brickley who fooled the entire Maiden eleven by tossing a perfect pass to Sorrentino for a score. Brickley then tossed to Wood for the two point con- version. The Tide then took the ball on downs and Parisi thrilled the crowd with a thirty yard scamper for another score. The conversion was missed. This ended our scoring but the fourteen to six victory was very sweet. Thanksgiving and Chelsea. A perfect day, a full stadium, two teams with equal records, but most of all two great rivals. In the long history of Everett- Chelsea games there has never been a time when you could feel that this is a sui ' e win for either team. Today was no exception. This was not be to our day. The Red Devils opened the scoring in the first period on a fancy catch of a pass on the Crimson ' s twenty-six yard line, and romped into pay dirt unmolested. The conversion was missed. We were bogged down and never could untrack ourselves. Again in the second period, a forty-five yard march climaxed by thirty-five yard pass put Chelsea on the board again. This time the conversion was made and the half showed us behind by thirteen to nothing. We came to life momentarily in the third quarter on a pass from Brickley to Baron for a touchdown and Sorrentino added with a two point conversion. Chelsea added three points on a field goal to increase their lead. The fourth period proved disastrous as the Red Devils inter- cepted pass after pass and finally scored on one interception to put the finishing touches on a sad day by a score of twenty-three to eight. The success of a team is not measured in games won and lost but in the measure of the individual ' s effort to perfect the performance of the team. To all the Seniors we offer our congratulations for a job well done. May your future be free from regrets and filled with success. ,11 • 5? Dame Fortune was not smiling as Coach Pelosi met with his squad for the first time. He well real- ized that he lacked experience and height and with- out these two ingredients it was going to be a long and cold winter in more ways than one. To a certain extent this proved to be the case. There was a very willing group to work with but the natural handi- caps were not too easy to overcome. However, as was proven, there were the good nights and the bad nights, the bitterness of defeat and the sweetness of victory. Our pre-league game against Reading showed promise for the club even though we lost. Co-Captain Pete Crowley set a great example as he dropped in twenty-one points while Johnson gathered in seven- teen, if the rest of the club could get their share of points this would be a great asset to us. We dropped this one by a score of eighty-one to sixty-two. Against Brookline we had a good first period but fell apart in the middle two. The final quarter saw us holding our own but we were unable to make up the deficit of the previous periods. Dascoli, Green, Johnson, and Crowley were all in double figures. Co-Captain Dolan was out standing on defense in our sixty-five to fifty-three loss. We opened the league season against neighboring Chelsea and they were overcome by our stalwarts. Five of our boys were in the double figures. The game was a nip and tuck affair until the final quarter when we managed to drop in twenty-six points to their thirteen to allow us to come from l)ehind and win by an eighty-three to seventy-eight count. Johnson was high man with twenty-seven points. I 12 Against Somerville we played very fine ball and there was only one point in their favor separating us at the quarter. The second period proved to be our downfall as they outhooped us by ten points. We managed to show a good account of ourselves despite our lack of height in the third quarter but fell by the wayside in the final canto and they added three more points to their lead. Johnson with seventeen points and Crowley with twelve points were high for us in our sixty-eight to fifty-three loss. Underwood and Fournier played very aggressive ball. Our next game at New Bedford was canceled due to a previous commitment of New Bedford team. If league results were at stake this game would be played at a later date. Both Johnson and Green had their shooting eyes against Quincy, but our defense fell apart. The first period showed us dropping behind by seven points and then pick up speed and only lag by four points as the half ended. We continued our good work in the next quarter and needed one point to tie it up. Then the roof fell in as the Presidents dropped in twenty-seven points and shot their shooting average up to ninety percent from the floor. We dropped this one by a score of eighty-three to seventy-six. Our game with Medford proved to be ding-dong, drag-out, down to the wire battle. Medford took an early six point lead only to have the Big Red catch up and go ahead by six points as the half ended. The second half saw the Mustang kick right back and narrowed the gap to one point. Both teams matched points in the final stretch run and as the final whistle sounded we were on the winning side by a score of seventy-six to seventy-five. Johnson showed a very hot hand with twenty-eight points followed by Dascoli with fourteen. Hapless Revere proved to be no match as the entire Everett squad participated. The first quarter was a ball game as we led them by five points. From here on the game became a rout. We moved out by a score of thirty-one to seventeen, then fifty-one to thirty- one and the final was seventy-five to forty-eight. Johnson, Dascoli, Green, and Crowley were in double figures. The Golden Tornadoes of Maiden and the Crimson of Everett put on a great show for three periods. First one team would be ahead and then the other would forge to the front. The final stanza saw our shots rimming the basket and falling out while theirs dropped in. The result was that they pulled ahead by a margin of ten points and we were beaten by a seventy-six to sixty-six score. Once again it was Johnson with twenty-three points followed by Dascoli and Green with seventeen and fourteen. Against North Quincy we played one of our best games as we took over and consistently moved ahead as the game progressed. Di Benedetto and Ivey, as well as Dolan played a great defensive game. Johnson and Green showed the way with twenty-one and eighteen points as we romped to a seventy-two to fifty-four victory. Our return game with the Chelsea Red Devils saw them turn the tide on us. We roared off into a good first quarter lead and then went cold before the 1 1 3 half was over. This continued in the third quarter and even our late spurt was not enough to get us into the win column as the underdog defeated us by a seventy-three to seventy-one margin. Green, Dascoli, and Dolan were in good form as our usual big guns were well covered all night. Our return engagement with Somerville was not the thriller that the previous one was. We bowed out of this one by a score of sixty-two to fifty-five. Crowley and Johnson led the scorers with Dascoli and Green close behind. We now faced New Bedford for the first time and this was to be a good game against the league leaders. The first period was all defense and we did manage to have a nine to seven edge. The game opened up a bit in the second quarter as New Bed- ford led twenty-five to twenty-four at the half. The third period ended with a tie and then New Bedford forged ahead as we could only get three baskets from the floor. The final score was fifty-nine to fifty. Johnson, Green, Dascoli, and Crowley did all the scoring for Everett. Our return go with Quincy was a repeat of the first performance. They moved out to a fast eight point lead in the first quarter and we almost caught them as the half ended. In the third quarter they bombed us with twenty-six points to our fourteen and this was all that was needed. We tried hard to come back and did manage to narrow the spread to ten points in our eighty-eight to seventy-eight down- fall. Dascoli was high with Johnson, Crowley, and Green close behind. The Medford game proved there was a wide open basket for both sides. We roared ahead by a score of twenty-nine to seventeen at the quarter and stretched it to fifty to thirty-six at the half. Then the Mustang kicked up and out scored us in the third furlong but we came down the stretch in a cloud of dust and roared under the wire by a score of ninety- eight to seventy-eight. Johnson had twenty-nine points followed by Crowley and Dascoli with nineteen and eighteen and Fournier came into his own with ten points. Revere again offered little competition as we were able to score almost at will. We jumped off to our early ten point lead and spread this to twenty-two as the half ended. Coach Pelosi cleared the bench and almost every boy participated in the score. The final buzzer showed us to be the winner by eighty- nine to forty-three. Once again it was Crowley and Johnson leading the scorers. For three periods we played a great game against Maiden. At the end of the first period we led two points and at the half by five. Maiden closed the gap in the third period and then forged to the front before the final whistle. The final score was seventy- four to sixty-nine. We go to press with a couple of games to go. We know that the boys will continue to give their all, even though there is no Tech Tourney in sight. May the future for all those participating Seniors carry with i t the lesson so well learned and earned on the basketball court. May success and Happiness be yours and may you dribble the ball of good fortune thru life. I I 4 The pre-season predictions among hockey lovers was that Everett was the team to watch out for in Metropolitan League competition. Coach Henry Schlegel would promise nothing, but did intimate that, with this group of lettermen returning a great deal should be expected if they should live up to their potential. With such boys as Captain Herman Lawrence, Most Valuable Player in the league his sophomore year, and Tom Gibson, Most Valuable Player in his junior year, it looked as if the opposing goalies were going to be in for some rough night. According to alb rumors this was the greatest group of skaters and shooters to represent the school since the coming of hockey to Everett eight years ago. The boys worked hard and were well instructed for the season ahead and in pre-season scrimmage showed that they were ready. Two non-league games with Lynn English and Canton High proved that they were ready and in fine fettle for the frays to follow. We opened the season in the Boston Arena on December 9 against old rival Chelsea High. We were very slow to start and could not put together a concerted attack in the first period even though we did manage to hold a one to nothing lead as the buzzer sounded for the end of the period. Perhaps the boys were trying too hard and were emotional- ly too high for the start. Tn the second period we 1 16 came into our own with a great display oT stick handling, passing, and shooting and the onslaught started. Five goals were fired home in this period and things were looking up. The good work was continued in the final stanza as three more goals were drilled home. It was a happy group of players who left the ice after this nine to nothing shutout. Ed Clifford and Bob Clancy performed the hat trick with three goals each while Jack Morganto had five assists. The Chelsea goalie had been bombarded with thirty one saves which proved we could shoot. Don Boscoe had never been a great threat in past years and the same feeling prevailed now. Once again we got off to a slow start and it took us a full period before we could put together a real attack. Herb Lawrence set the stage for greater things after he broke the ice with a sole score. Herb upped his scoring to two later in the game along with Morganto. Clancy and Donnelly aided the cause with a goal each. Once again we enjoyed a victory by a score of six to two. Maiden has always proved to be a headache to us over the years in our quest for hockey superior- ity and this year was to be no exception to rule. On paper we were by far the better club, but the Tornadoes evidently failed to believe this. Nothing went right for us and we continued our usual slow starting habit. In the past we had overcome this after the initial period but out lethargic play contin- ued through the middle of the third canto. In the meanwhile Maiden had been building up a comfort- able four to one lead. With about two minutes to go we suddenly awoke and as the final whistle sounded we had managed to drive home three goals to tie up the game. Lawrence had two goals and Clifford and Clancy one each. Our slow start had proved to be our downfall and pushed us out of first place in league standing. Against North Quincy, Sorrentino gained his second shutout of the season. This was the first time we played consistant hockey from the opening face off. Our defense proved to be invulnerable and our offense was great. Scoring honors went to Gibson, Clancy, and Nee while assists went to Brickley, Morganto, and Lawrence. It was great to be in the win column again. We suffered our first upset of the season against Quincy High. We found it impossible to untrack ourselves and were not living up to the reputation of being great shooters. Time and time again we broke men down the ice only to lose the puck without getting a shot off. In the meantime Quincy was shooting away with the result suffered we our first shutout by a score of four to nothing. Our next outing was against unbeaten and untied Christopher Columbus and if we were to bounce back into contention we had to win this game. Without doubt this was our best team effort of the season as we completely dominated play all night. Morgan- to, Clifford, and Clancy left no doubt that they were in the game at all times while Lawrence and Nee outskated and outsmarted the Discoverers at every turn. Lawrence, Gibson, Clancy, and Clifford 117 each scored a goal as Brickley, Gibson, and Morgan- to gained assists. This was a big one for us and gave us added hopes for a State Tourney playoff berth. We roared up and down the ice against Revere and soon had a three to one lead. Then it happened! We lost all our momentum and dropped back into our evil ways. Revere bombed back and tied up the game. Finally Lawrence broke loose in old style form and banged home the winning tally in a hair raising finish. Lawrence had two goals and Gibson and Glancy one each. This win proved that we could score goals and come through when the going was tough. If we could put all our efforts together in a concerted effort for the whole game nothing could stop us. We went into the second half the schedule with high hopes as we faced Chelsea for the second time. Either the Red Devils had vastly improved or we were back in our old rut. The Red and Black scored first and held us at bay until the middle of the final period. Lawrence and Brickley finally broke loose on individual efforts and came thru with goals and gave us a very narrow two to one win. This was a real squeaker. We came back in real style against Don Bosco the following week and it was only the miraculous goal tending of the Bosco boy that prevented us from going into double figures. The insertion of soph- omore Dan Busby seemed to work wonders as the team came to life. This lad scored three goals and assisted on another by Gibson. Lawrence each had assists and the final goal was scored by Lawrence to give us another shutout and a five nothing victory. Old nemesis Maiden was next in line and they continued to hold their jinx over us. Once again we had first period jitters and they went ahead by two goals. After a goal by Lawrence and an assist by Busby we started to move but this was short lived as Maiden came right back to score. We played good hockey in the final period but couldn ' t get a break, Lawrence was robbed as the puck hit the goal post in an open net and bounced the wrong way. We bow- ed three to one and felt quite dejected. We were out to avenge the shutout which Quincy had administered in our previous game and we new it was a must if we wished to retain our second place standing in the league. We lapsed into our old trouble of failing to get off shots and this proved to be disastrous. Gibson managed to get one goal on an assist from Lawrence and this was the sum of our efforts of the night. Quincy scored consistently in each period and we were on the shortend of a four to one score. Time does not permit us to print the results of our final three games against North Quincy, Columbus, and Revere but we know that the Big Red will be fighting right down to the final whistle. We say farewell to all those Seniors who have thrill- ed us by their great play and determination and wish them great shooting on the rink of life. May your every endeavor load to a score for success. P.S. Victories in our last games put us in the State Tourney but we lost our opener to Waltham ' .WZ. Our season record was 10-3-L 1 )8 Gfass CProp£ec{ BRAINSTORMS— Steven Arron, Rose Anthony, Robert Ayer, Eliza- beth Barbato, Steven Baritz, Stephen Fulchino, Gail Lund, Nancy Goldsmith, Elaine Garofalo, Denise Joy, Doreen LeFave, Mark Ostrow- sky, Rita Fallavollita, John Gallucio, Marilyn Berger, Rita Donadio, Elizabeth Sadler, Ellen Sadler, Paula Shapiro, Susanne Teal, Deborah Libby, Donna Metcalf. EASY GOERS — Joanne Merenda, Joanna Antonelli, Linda Abbruzzese, Linda Rollins, Dolores Trufant, Lawrence Keegan, Dennis Langone, Laura Falzone, Nelson Bradbury, Robert Callahan, Bernard Devlin, Dorothy Di Sciullo, Jeanne Perry, Cecelia Pyne, Henry Romboli, Louise Sabella, Mar- lene Sak, Grace Sullivan, Carol Gallant, Paul Jackson, Frances Keefe, Julia Kuzia, Karen O ' Brien. V ' BIG TOWN FLIRTS— Lorraine Badlato. Paul Bard, Donna Currant, Linda Goodwin, Leslie Seragano, Mary Buttaro, Linda Pass, Patty Pesce, Carmen Rinne Diane Sheppard, James Brown. PINT - SIZE POLITICIANS— Marianne Basford, Janis Cheslofska, Doro- thy Christo, John Dascoli, Carole Mascis, Linnie Govastes, John Passe- mato, Kevin Van Cott, Vincent Vozzo, Frederick Young, Michael Di Saba- tino, David Shephard, Nancy La Raia, Cynthia Lento, Nancy Nelson, John Pippy, John Rocco, Paul Terminello, Victor Trodella. OFF TO THE FUNNY FARM— Robert Beradino, John Capomaccio, George Castiello, John Ciampa, Caroyln Di Santo, Nancy D ' Orsi, Deborah Ellison, Camille Freda. Linda Marchand, Carole Marshall, Ruth Martinage, Patty Grasso, Patty Griffin, Martha Hickman, Roy Lantz, Donna Lee, Fred Garofalo, Jo-Ann Di Loretto, Kathy Moore, Janice Nigro, Gerald Goldman, Allen Hinton, Judy Joyce, Jane Van Loon, Martha Spinney. 121 PLAYBOY BUNNIES— Barbara Casali, Maryanne Cintola, Katherine Doukakis, Barbara Folio, Patty Magro, Enio Massaro, Gloris Indelicate, Dianne Ricci, Paulette Scrapchansky, Jean Sordillo, Michelle Fredette, Joyce Perry, Ann Peters, Robert Restaino, Donna Votta. MEET THE SWINGERS— Mary Collins, Teresa D ' Alleva, Mary Der, Deborah Doherty, Nancy Fales, Thomas Griffin, George Johnson, Walter Lee, Joanne Rinaldi, Donna San Filippo, Lillian Sutera, Mary Vaughan, Phyllis Venezia, Pattie Johnson. SEXRETARIES— Rita Alliua, Susanne Barisano, Sheila Blanch, Frances Breau, Judith Cali, Susan Carleton, Patty Carr, Marlene D ' Ortona, Mar- lene Fantasia, Kathleen Flessas, Diane Nuzzolo, Kathleen O ' Connor, Eleanor Fusco, Nancy Renda, Maryann Rizzo, Judith Rocci, Veronica Jandreys, Ann Wisniewski. THEY ' LL NEVER WALK ALONE— Cathrine Caezza, Paul Catter- son Judith Capozzi, June Cieri, Lee McNeil, Edward Clifford, Cheryl Cohan, Janise Corey, Beverly Crocker, Kenny Van Cott, Larry Pen- dexter, Barbara Legere, Gayle Wetmore, Tommy Rogers, Joseph Sullivan, Diana Pittman, Evelyn Powers, Barbara Reynolds. DUNGAREE DOLLS— Susan Ciampa. Joanne De Virgilio, Marie Di Bat- tista, Judy Capps, Valeric Fnraco. Pauhb Zagami, Linda Rao, Lorraine ' I ' uri ' vcch, Mario Molagrano, Kathy Melhuc, Josephine Le Pore, Frances A . .olino, Diane Rizzo, Camille Rumasuglia. INTELLECTUALS — Linda Schnabel, Aarmand Cardello, Irene Gam- rin, Charles Goldenberg, Rhoda Krane, Jean Oliva, Maria Abate, Cynthia Dunn, Frank Parisi, William Sabbagh, Barbara Anderson, Anthony Cardello, Jo-Ann Cognata, Barbara Cuneo. RUFF - TUFF CREAMPUFFS— Patty Briggs, Therese Bernardi, Eileen Cheever, Ann Cirino, Ann Clemens, Linda Di Nuccio, Carol De Santis, Jane Mardirosian, Dorothy Martin, Linda Martin, Maureen Giannelli, Martha Johnson, Linda Johnston, Bonnie Kennedy, Sandra Vasta, Diane Oteri, Lois Fabiano, Sharon West, Babra Williams, Maryann Freelove. DAY DREAMERS— Helene Barletta, Frank Brogna, Rocky Brooks, Lawrence Capone, Francis Golini, Stephen Goodwin, Juliann Hanley, Doris Heavey, Linda Johns, Paul Kelly, Stephen McCarthy, Robert Napolitano, Winona Burgess, Marcia Camarata, Joanne Chanley, Daniel Gritti, Ann Marie Hubbard, Maria Di Lorenzo, Pauline Pizze- menti, Alfred Pouche. CRAZY MUSICIANS — Bernard Colson, Robert Connors, Kevin Conroy, Stephen Cuneo, John Melo, Stanley Kaplan, Martin La Rosa, James Cavillas, Robert Pirello, Victoria Thistle, Frederick Fallie, Charles Rankin, Donna Russo, Barbara Hudson. OFFICE BOYS— Patsy Buonapane, John Cuocolo, John Dillon, Wil- liam McClay, Victor Merchant, Bruce Barclay, Bernia Brockgreiten, Patrick Gillespie, Michael Magee, Steve Pascarella, Melvin Sneed, John Sateriale, James Smith, Angelo Squatrito. 123 GIRLS FROM U. N. C. L. E.— Carole Babcock, Dolores Bordonaro, Nicoletta De Angelis, Ann (Georgia) Evans, Elaine Giromini, Kath- leen Gleenon, Susan Knight, Janet Moreschi, Linda Panarese, Martha Miller, Jane Golden, Judy Golden, Judy Golden, Elizabeth O ' Hanley. SOUND OF SILENCE— Susan Bothroyd, Marie Cacciola, Denise Caulfield, Anna Cavuto, Sandra Censabella, Rita Connolly, Ruth Cummings, Louis De Maria, Susan Franca, Bruce Mac Leod, Patty Maliawco, Donna Manganaro, Joanne McKeever, Gail Morrison, Steve Bognore, Evelyn Capone, Julia Catanzano, Diana Dragon, Charles Mulley, Paul Gamache, Geraldine Henderson, Patricia Hussey, Thomas La Fleur, Elizabeth Lee, Priscilla Vasily, Diane Fallie, Florence Frasor, John Gallant, Marcia Levine. GREAT PRETENDERS— Mark Andrulle, Brian Callahan, Michael Commito, Angela D ' Amelia, Ruth Di Scuillo, Dana Mejia, Vincent Panzini, Grace Pasquariello, Michael Foley, Maryann Lally, Darlene Loftus, Paul Underwood, Grant Peters, John Petrillo, Richard Ross, Michael Russo, Charles Tarasewicz. FUTURE PIC ASSO ' S— Anthony Arakelian, Judy Haskell, Robert Finos, Diane Picinisco, Dana Moran, Paul Ruszkowski, Mary Stane- vicz, Ann Tobin, Donna Jensen, Sandra Bowser. CAKNEBIE STREET KIDS Albert (Irooni, Mike Albano, Paul Ciriiio, Patricia Lyons, Patricia McKinnon, Thomas Haroutunian, VViliiani Moore, James Denning, Stephen Kellohor, Robert Taratino, Andrea Lovett, Stephen Riccio. 24 DEVIL ' S DECIPLES— Stephen Chiavelli, Richard Deming, Michael Gag- lione, Robert Maltais, James Jenkinson, Alfred Moss, Bernice Sacromone, Robert Wayne. SLIM JIMS — Robert Bartkiw, Michael Bodnaruk, Peter Crowley, Jacqueline Dean, John Dolan, Margaret Maccine, David Merrill, James MacKenize, Richard Michalski, David Palangi, John Toma- szewski, James La Vecchio, Ernest Sordillo, Susan Underwood, Robert Venuti. FUTURE PEACEMAKERS— John Clark, Fred Clifford, Fernando Di Benedetto, Thomas Duggan, Barry Cohen, Ferdinand Ungaro, Frank Vetrano, John Oliva, Stephen Pelosi, Stephen Puopolo, Anthony Serio, Peter Butt. GALLANT MEN — William Ivey, Coleman Nee, Ignatuis Giangre- gorio, Thomas Gibson, James Landry, Herbie Lawrence, Thomas Di Benedetto, Robert Baron, Eugene Rosa Charles Stevens, Frank Tib- betts, Robert White, Philip Abate. BATMAN GIRL WONDERS— Brain Hartnett, Paula Contilli, Norma D ' Alleva, Yolanda D ' Alleva, Maria Di Benedetto, Margaret Dolan, Nadia Fasciani, Ann Matteucci, Roberta Gomez, Susan King, Karen Nadler, Susan King, Margaret Mitton, Alice Moore, Linda Nemerowski, Eleanor Greene, Leslie Merrill, Donna Pike, Hannah Reed, Lorraine Sharis. Mildred Staffieri, Lucille Stevens. 125 HEADLINE HUNTERS— Thomas Ciulla, Don Delmonte, Albert DeMaria, John DeMaria, Armando DiGiovanni, Joe Visconte, Robert Edwards, Law- rence Ely, Paul Hegner, John Lione, Joe Motzi, Michael Nolan, Michael Nuzzo, Lawrence O ' Keefe, Carmen Piantadosi, Charles Falzone, John Santosuosso, Thomas Templeton. VARGINIANS— John Baxter, Peter Colosi, Stephen Winsor, Lawrence Denish, Steven Mills, James Pizzano, Kevin Doherty, Thomas MacArthur, Alfred Moss. BODY BUILDERS— Vincent Cammarata, Paul Cognata, Paul Coogan. Robert Cook, John Doherty, Terrence Driscoll, David Manning, Francis Panarese, Vito Aliberti, George Pearson, Ronald Perrotti, Albert Kyllo- men, Daniel Struzinski, Paul Vecchione, George Rubino. James DiPietro, Dennis Babin. THE MAMMAS THE PAPAS— Naomi Bach, Janice Capone, Barbara Crocker, Lois D ' Angelo, Joanne Delia Croce, Joanne De Sisto, Karen Festa, Sharon Fogiia, Suzanne Marino, Frank Gar- giuio, Noreen Glantz, Barbara Walsh, Mary Walsh, Donna Zacu- lai-, Stella Di Flippo, Linda Russell, Armand Santacroce, Pamela Schmidt, Livinia Serio, Roseann Spada, Gerald Spaulding, Nancy Steele, Mary Tennant, Constance Thibeault, Audrey Hussey, Charlene Johnson. THE 0R(;ANIZATI()N Mike Anzalono. William Caldor. Edward Cola- meta, .losejih Daniola, Chai ' los Manganiollo, Holn-i ' t Martorano, Stephen Hughes, Pctei- Moicl, John Stanioski, Robert Laiuiaiii, Warren Nelson, Charles Sarris. 126 ear£oo£ Q,ueen 131 132 Richard Michalski 133 Bernard Devlin It IS not the intention of the staff to present herein a history of the Class of ' 67. We are firm in our belief that, Action speaks louder than words , hence, we will try to present somewhat of a pictorial review of some of the scenes of our sojourn in our Alma Mater Everett High School. Our exit from the Parlin School was full of expectations as we took that short diagonal walk to the confines of The Big House It was with anxiety and trepidations that we taced the trials and tribulations of all sopho- mores. It took a little time to settle down and to adjust to the strangeness of our new surroundings, but with the help of the Sen- iors we soon learned that, directionwise, they were the last to go to for any solace or com- fort. We were soon introduced to the thrill of those great afternoons of football. Our first two years we were able to hoot and holler our team to undefeated and championship seasons Our final year saw our gallant men fall out of the championship class, but still we were very proud and thrilled by their performance Of course our Seniors were especially well represented in all our athletic endeavors. Our basketball and hockey teams took over and filled a great void during so many of those long winter nights. It would have been an eternity without them to root for. Our bandbox gym echoed and reechoed, win or lose. Only one of our three years did we make the Tech Tourney but our failure to be champs did not dampen our ardor as we enjoyed our wins and excused our losses. Then there was that trek to the Boston Arena to see our great hockey team in action and thrill us with so many wins and so few losses. The coming of spring gave us the chance to get out and cheer our track and baseball teams on to victory as we battled every team down to the wire. Here too our victories out- numbered our defeats by far. Remember those extra-curricular activities which were so much a part of our high school lives. Gilbert and Sullivan gave all the song- birds a chance to excel. The Band and its wonderful performances at the stadium still rings in our ears. Dramatics and the strong possibility of the actors never reaching Holly- wood was always an uncertainty. The Spanish Club, French Club, and Italian Club all kept us busy. There were at least a million laughs on Italian night. The Library Staff and Ly- ceum, aided by the Oratorical Contest, filled us with untold words, words, words. Choral Arts and Reces.s Club gave us so much to sing about. Speaking of recess, we would be remiss if we failed to mention those chummy get-to- gethers in the Senior Dining Hali of our cafeteria with its savory offerings of such a variety of hot meals and those snacky tid- m n aware s bits!!! We survived and enjoyed every minute of it. The systematic ride from the top floor to the basement and back to the top floor for successive classes became a ritual which was thorouprhly enjoyed with the aid of our self- propelled elevators. Those Friday night dances gave us a taste of the social life so much a necessity to us. The Football Dances and the choosing of the Queens were always outstanding affairs. We can never forget our Junior Prom, a very formal affair, in which our real sophistication came to light. Here for the first time we truly realized there was so much beauty and manliness combined with scholastic wizardry within our class. Our enthusiasm for picture posing, candid or otherwise, stirred us and compensated for our great desire and search for knowledge and constant study. Time flew as we look back. There were the good times and the bad, but we began to realize more fully that this was life. Our afternoon jobs and concentrated efforts to- wards college preparation were natural steps toward meeting the competition of the world we would have to face. All too soon our Senior year, so long in coming, seemed to fly away. How we had looked forward to its coming, but as it started towards its conclusion there was an uneasiness and an uncertainty which seemed to accom- pany our plans for the future. Deep down we knew that those so-called Best days of our lives were passing but we were reluctant to believe or accept this fact. Our Senior Prom was the climax to our social life. Never will we forget that gala evening at Montvale Plaza. Young ladies be- decked in the splendor of their evening gowns accompanied by so many attractive young men in formal attire was a far cry from the everyday classroom dress. Lady Spring came and with her our prepa- rations for our final days of fun and frivolity. We managed to survive Classday and our noc- turnal journey into the unknown. Most re- tained the dignity so engenedered by their parents and had fun and laughs, while the usual few acted in the same way they had been productive in their contributions as pupils. We gathered as a class for the last time as our graduation became the parting of the ways. Our roads were devious. Our achieve- ments and successes would be varied. The future would be a maze of uncertainties and decisions. Life can be and will be productive. No matter where our paths may lead, no matter how difficult the way, no matter how much success or failure, always will be present our days at Everett High and .... Memories PARUN MEMORIAL UBRARY 3 1759 00099 7316