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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1968 volume:

PARL?N Mnr.lORSAL LIBRARY. . if, MASS. £93 3 1759 00099 7324 2 roioo 4 at Standing: Diane Moynihan, Marshall Tokson, and Arlene Sullivan. Seated: Jean Hussey, Frank Pok- rant, Linda Cumniings, and Debbie Blackmon. Paul Ranelli, Charlene Frazier, Marie Kaminski, and Dolores Palumbo. Secre ar a S a j Standing: Terry Marietta, Elaine Rigolini, and Joan Monterose. Seated: Mary Nee, Dolores Palumbo, and Helen DiBatista. 5 ecficaiion RICHARD E. HICKEY The Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Eight deems it a privilege to dedicate this book to a man who for many years has been a friend and adviser to thou- sands of Everett High School students. 6 Sc ioof Gommiliee ScJioo 9 Standing: John T. Schatz, Raymond Gallagher, Amerino J. Samo, Vincent P. Concannon, Timothy Lane, James F. Mulloy, and Richard E. Hickey, Dept. Head. Seated: Ralph W. Mallett, Caroline F. Chestna, Karen Merry, Marie A. Gordinier, and Lawrence A. Vozella. Socio Siuc ies Standing: Charles Malta, Jr., Eugene F. Testa, Michael J. O ' Donnell, James Peddle, Robert Barile, and John Dibiaso. Seated: Frederick Leach, Alfred C. Dowd, Dept. Head, Edward Leo, and Joseph P. Barry. c5, cience Standing: William Richmond, Leo P. Kutrubes, James Micarelli, Bernard Sullivan, and Hyman Si- verman. Seated: Louise E. Menza, Mario Vultaggio, Dept. Head, and Edith Lopilato. 10 an Standing: John T. Schatz, Denis Krasignor, Andrew Previte. Seated: Camille Mazzoni, Doris Ditullio, Victor DeRubeis, Dept. Head, Mary Dom, and Stephen R. Daisy. JKai£ em ah ' cs Standing: Edward M. Cardillo, Richard Wallace, and Edward Ricupero. Seated: Philip L. McAuliffe, Jr., Williard B. Whit- temore. Dept. Head, Walter P. Zanor, and John Brogna. asm ess Standing: Victor Pisacreta, Phyllis SchoU, Peter Desesa, Jane O ' Neil, and Nicholas Pascouchi. Seat- ed: Michele Tuberosa, Eileen A. Whelan, Julia M. Gibbons, Dept. Head, and Rosemarie Moscato. 11 JICem£ers 12 ANTHONY ABATE 4 Hazel Park IBM Computing Is what Tony sure desires We know he ' II he a great success. He ' s got what it requires. ROBERT A. ADAMS 18 Jones Street Ad has an aim that ' s very High It is to be a Draftsman We know he is an intelligent guy And will make a very fine craftsman. STEPHEN C. ABBOTT 12A Stevenson Avenue Tfiere are few boys like our Steve He ' s a boy who likes to read. He wants to increase his wealth of knowledge. Therefore, he ' s headed straight for col- lege. JO-ANN P. AIELLO 26 Summer Street Jo-Ann has the Form to fit the bill And a Model ' s position she will fill We wish her the best in every way And hope she ' II be on a cover someday. GARY L. ADAMS 6 Avon Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; chievement 3,4. Gary ' s aim is very high He wants to be a Physician So if your temperature should He would be the man for your tion. Jr. A- climb, condi- ELEANOR A. ALEX 96 Glendale Street Ellie is a Record Fiend But Modeling is her future dream We know she ' ll be the very best Cause she ' s got the figure with a lot of zest! I 9 6 8 I 3l SHARON A. AMATO 382 Main Street When Slia Slia has charge of an of- fice She ' ll keep it efficient and bright, And everyone will really be happy, ' Cause things will be running just right. JOSEPH G. ANDREOTTI 151 Elm Street Joey is a boy headed for success, As a Baker he ' II be the best. When he opens that oven door. All the patrons will rush into the store. LOUISE J. ANNESE 219 Vine Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achieve. 4; Prep Club 2. Full of pep and full of fun, Louise is liked by everyone. She ' s quite a cute miss, it ' s agreed. We wish her the best and know she ' II succeed. CHARLOTTE L. ANZALONE 5 1 Coburn Terrace Jr. Achievement 4. Charlotte would like to take dicta- tion And sit on the boss ' s knee. No doubt she ' ll find a permanent posi- tion. And earn a very comfortable fee. LOUISE E. ASCOLI 23 Ellsworth Street Itahan Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Prep Club 2. To heal the sick and cure disease, Louise will never fail. And all her patients she will please. She ' ll be another Nightingale. DENNIS M. ASSENZO 70 Ferry Street When Dennis isn ' t watching girls, He dreams of Engineering. His thoughts then wander from curves and curls. To nuts, bolts, and gearing. 6 S PAULA A. AYLWARD 5 Cedar Terrace H.R. Officer 4; Italian Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. Paula wants to start a career For her success is very near. Writing for McCall ' s or Look, Someday she ' ll write her very own book. MARION M. BALL 15 Woodlawn Avenue Marion ' s aim is very legal We all know she ' ll soar like an eagle. Into the world of judges and courts We know she ' ll turn in the finest re- ports. JAMES E. BAKEMAN 40 Lynne Street James would like to be a Dancer. He will be the best we know For he is a light footed prancer And on the stage - He ' ll Go. Go, Go! MICHAEL P. BARISANO 143 Bell Rock Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3,4. Yogi ' s happy day or night He greets you with a smile so bright. As an Artist he ' ll be great And high on the list he ' ll always rate. ANGELA M. BALDASSARE 163 Bradford Street Hr. Officer 2,3,4; Dramatics 4; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 4; Prep Club 2; Sr. Prom Committee. Ang ' s ambition is to someday teach. We all know this goal she ' II reach Someday she will be on top. It ' s plain to see she ' s the Cream of the Crop! JOSEPH R. BARLETTA 18 Bailey Street To be a Plumber is Joseph ' s ambition There is no one better to fill the posi- tion. With his wrench and bolt. He 11 never be a dolt. FRANCIS J. BARRY 38 School Street Frank has chosen the Business World To base his life upon Into success he will be hurled And life ' s best blueprints drawn. JAMES R. BARTLETT 157 Vernal Street Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 4. ' Mr. B. is an all right guy His ambition is to Fly. Someday he will soar the blue Jim we wish the best to vou. JOYCE A. BARTLETT 39 Highland Avenue Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Jr. chievement 3,4. Our Joyce has a talent That no one can deny She can make a hobo gallant Looking through an Artist ' s eye. JUDSON W. BARTON 36 Waverly Avenue GU. Sul. 2,3; Choral Arts 2,3; Banc 2,3,4; Orchestra 2. Old Jud of the Technical kind A Technical guy with a Technical mine His goal is that of an Engineer For him success is very near. MARSHA A. BEATRICE 64 Fremont Avenue GU. Sul.; Glee Club. Great on a surf board, that ' s our Moe ' Painting ' s a sideline this we know But IBM Programming is her goal To her we wish success untold. WILMA S. BELINSKY 119 Harvard Street School Council 2,3,4; H.R. Officer 2,3, 4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Prep Club 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Sr. Prom Committee 4. Full of charm and full of fun Wil is liked by everyone. She ' s a very ' Friendly ' ' girl. And as a Teacher she ' II be a pearl. I 9 6 S MARILYN G. BELLOFATTO 31 Shirley Street A happy time. And lots of cheer Are guaranteed for Patients When Mai IS near. STEPHEN R. BELLOISE 1 1 Union Avenue Football 3; Baseball 4. An Auto Mechanic he wanth to be As a civilian or in the Navy. We know he 11 be the very best. And head the list of all the rest. HERBERT W. BESSLER 29 Clarence Street FootbaU 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. Herb doesn ' t know what the future will hold At least that ' s what we ' ve been told. No matter what he chooses for his plan, We know that he ' II be a successful man. THOMAS BIGGINS 14 Thorndike Street Football 2; Italian Club 2. Good Luck to Brig-A-Dig in his chosen career, He ' II make the grade as an Accountant. And wherever he roams, when he leaves E.H.S., We ' re sure he ' ll turn out to be one of the best. DEBBIE M. BLACKMON 103 Summer Street H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2,3; Choral Arts 3; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Prep Club 2; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff. Some day you ' ll send your kids to school. To learn and study the Golden Rule. There Deb will be behind the desk, You know that she ' ll be the best. DANIEL J. BOCHETTI 58 Glendale Street Italian Club 2; French Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Prep Club 2. Danny seems awfully shy But he is really quite the guy Loaded with initiative and full of zest, H won ' t be long before he ' ll be Sitting behind a Desk. I 9 6 8 ROBERT K. BONTEMPO 14 Haskell Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Baseball 2,3; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Bobby is handsome, dashing and gay, He makes the girls ' eyes gleam all day. To be a Teacher is his aim. And he mil undoubtedly rise to fame. PETER B. BOURQUE 18 Waverly Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achievement 4. Peter seems awfully shy, But he ' s really quite the guy. Hell succeed in the field of Biology I ' ll tell you why. He completes each task without a sigh. ROBERT B. BOWSER 63 Dean Street Bob ' s future lies in court Trying cases of every sort. In case you cannot guess As a Lawyer he ' ll meet success. NANCY L. BRADBROOK 42 Winthrop Road Junior Achievement 4; Pep Squad 4. Taking notes from the boss ' s knee, A Secretary is what Nan wants to be. With her blond hair and sparkling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sighs. WILLIAM G. BRADY, JR. 15 Winthrop Road Junior Achievement 3. We have learned Bill ' s main desire. To be a Teacher and fame acquire. We are sure he ' ll fill his quest. Doing nothing less than his best. RAYMOND BRICKLEY 168 Springvale Avenue Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. Here ' s a boy with loads of spirit, Tfiat ' s our ' ' Ray ' ' Come on let ' s hear it. On the football field he ran for touch- downs. As a Yeah Ray through the air did resound. We hope a success his life will be. 1 6 S BARBARA A. BRIGGS 25 Irving Street Barb is a doll and very sweet With a winning way that ' s hard to beat. To be an Artist is her ambition And we ' re sure much success she ' ll ac- quire in this position. KARL O. BROMAN 991 Broadway Karl ' s ambition is noble and sound No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' II succeed As a Commercial Artist he ' ll take the lead. DONALD A. BURKE 162 Shute Street On every airstrip across the country Our Dee will be known as a Pilot ex- traordinary. Up in the skies we ' ll see him fly As all the years go passing by. FREDERICK E. CAFASSO 67 Clark Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 2; Junior Achievement 3. Always smiling is our Freddie In the future he ' ll make plenty of dough. A different position is his aim. To be a Funeral Director he hopes to succeed And someday soon take the lead. LYNDA L. BROWN 163 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Library Staff 4; Jun- ior Achievement 3,4. Brownie ' s full of fun and fancy free, To be an Airline Stewardess is her des- tiny. She ' s pretty and has a smile for every- one all the while. And her smile will simply delight Those who emerge after a flight. GERALD L. CAIAZZO 128 Russell Street Jerry is the boy with the great big smile Laughing and joking all the while. What he wants to be is quite a guess. But we are sure hell be a success. LYNDA M.CALLENDER 1 1 Woodward Street Spanish Club 4. A Journalist is what Lynda wants to he. And a sure success, you will see A girl who is full of cheer and zest. Her classmates wish her the very best. MILDRED J. CARDE LLO 148 Chelsea Street Mr. Officer 2; Italian Club 3,4; French Club 3,4. Millie ' s future lies in Social Work From this task many shirk. But Millie ' s mind is set, She ' ll be the best you can get. ROBERT J. CAPOZZO 106 Linden Street A Machinist is what he wants to be. He will find this fob successfully. He ' s happy and always full of fun, You can be sure his endeavors Will be very well done. LAURA M. CARLETON 83 Abbott Avenue Pep Squad 2. Hairdressing is Law ' s ambition, She will excel in this position. Her smile and look of happiness. Insure a life full of success. DENISECAPRIO 20 Albion Street Hr. Officer 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Com- mittee. Denise has been popular and pretty always. And will continue to be so through all her days. A Secretary is her ambition. And she ' II succeed under any condition. ANTHONY R. CARLUCCI 14 Madison Avenue Hr. Officer 2,3,4; dramatics 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Dick is a real swell guy. And on our list he sure rates high. On being a Chemist is what he ' s sold. He ' ll mix you a brew and you ' ll never grow old. JOHN W. CARPENTER 24 Plumer Street Football 2,3; Track 4; Junior Achieve- ment 4. Carp doesn ' t know What the future will hold Tliat is what we are told. He ' s so nice, he ' s so pleasant Succeed he will, fail he can ' t. MICHAEL A. CASACCIO 44 Clark Street Zeek is a pleasure for everyone to know. The field of Electronics is where he ' ll go. Without hesitation we can say. This goal will come his way. CAROLE CATANZANO . 80 Reed Avenue An I.B.M. Operator she will be, And a good one, too, we all agree May success and fortune come your way And keep you smiling day by day. LINDA L. CATANZANO 102 GledhiU Avenue A Nurse is Linda ' s chosen career With her at the helm we ' ll have no fear. She ' s really gay and really sweet And to her patients she can ' t be beat. PATRICIA A. CATARUZOLO 64 Winslow Street Library Staff 4. Pat is full of fun, Always sweet to everyone She is very pretty and so clever. To be an I.B.M. Operator is her en- deavor. LUCIANNE B. CELATA 79 Revere Street Helpful, quiet, nice to know. To be a Hairdresser is Lucianne ' s ' Ambition and we know that she ' ll Be a great success. 6 8 MARY E. CENTURiNO 24 Winthrop Road Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3- Mary is a girl who ' s witty and clever, And besides she ' s pretty too. Tfiat combination can ' t be beat Good Luck in whatever you do. GAIL A. CHIPMAN 21 Ash ton Street 11. R. Officer 2; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2; Library Staff 4; Senior Prom Committee 4. As a Secretary Gail will take her place In this position she ' II be an ace We ' re sure her talents she will show, Success and happiness are hers we know. STEPHEN A. CHAPSKI 86 Nichols Street Spanish Club 4. Chapitski has not decided His future is not clear But he ' ll succeed in whatever he does Of that we have no fear. JOHN J. CINTOLO 120 Fuller Street H.R. Officer 2; Football 2,3,4: Italian Club 2,3,4. It is true, I am no seer. But this I know; Johnny will be an Engineer. With his winning ways and pleasing smile He ' s sure to go many a mile. NINA A. CHIARELLO 27 Highland Avenue H.R. Officer 2,3. Always happy always gay. That ' s our Nina in every way. To be a Secretary is her dream At that we know she ' ll be supreme. JAMES D. CIRCO 108a Clarence Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Thes- pians 4; Lyceum 2; Track 2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. A very wise and intelligent guy. Whatever he did he was rated high. In any field that Jim does endeavor. We know he will be very clever. r I THERESA A. CIULLA 27 Englewood Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Glee Club 3,4; Italian Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Sweet and cute in all her ways, Terry can look forward to happy days. When she ' s through with Business School, She ' II find an office and play it cool. SHARON A. CLARK 128 Cottage Street H.R. Officer 3; Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 4; French Club 2,3; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 4. Sharon ' s sweet and full of fun, She always has a smile for everyone. With her great personality and charm- ing ways Shell be a successful Fashion Designer in future days. CHARLENE F. CLIFFORD 257 Russell Street Ota is smiling and full of fun. To her, success is sure to come. A Bookkeeper she will be. The best one you will ever see. ROBERT W. COGLIANO 16 Oliver Street Basketball 2,3,4. Cog is a pleasure for everyone tc know. The field of Electronics is where he ' ll go. Without hesitation we can say, He ' II be a success in a big way. r EDWARD J. COHAN 26 Newton Street Eddie ' s a fellow with many pals. He is well liked by all the gals. With his many pleasing ways, Success is his in future days. HARRIET I. COHEN 29 Hamilton Street H.R. Officer 2; French Club 2; Club 2. To work with teeth Is Harriet ' s aim. As a Dental Hygienist She ' ll gain much fame. Prep CHARLOTTE O. COLONNA 19 Carlson Street GUbert Sullivan 2; Glee Club 2; Ital- ianClub 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2. Charle will teach the ABS ' s. And all the children we ' re sure she ' ll please. With her bright smile and charming ways, We ' re sure she ' ll bring them happy days. JOSEPH E. CONDELLI 239 Springvale Avenue No more blackouts And that ' s for sure, As an Electronic Technician Joe ' s the cure. Here ' s hoping he reaches his peak So there won ' t be any leaks. MARIE E. COPPOLA 15 Lexington Street Tfiis is perky Marie So full of fun and life: And for some mightly lucky guy Shell make a First-rate Wife. JOHN V. CORBETT 28 Corey Street Football 2,3. We don ' t know the ambition Of this Everett resident. For all we know John may even end up to be President. ROBERT M. CORCORAN 34 Fremont Avenue Spanish Club 3. Bob ' s career is a mystery. He just won ' t tell us what he wants to be But with his winning smile and pleasant ways. We ' re sure he ' ll make history one fine day. KATHLEEN ANN CORDWELL 10 Elm Street To make women beautiful Will be Cathy ' s task. From a charming Hairdresser What more could we ask. J 6 8 RITA A. COSBY 136 Bell Rock Street To be an English Teacher is Rita ' s de- sire This good looking girl we all admire. We wish her luck and want to say. We hope she makes the top some day. PATRICIA A. CRIBBINS 55 Albion Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 2,4. Small, petite, and full of pep. ' Pat will )nake the best Teacher yet: She mixes well with everyone And we all know she ' s lots of fun. ROBERT B. COSENTiNO 131 Main Street Italian Club 4. Bob is really on the ball He ' ll be a Biologist and that ' s not all. Of a nicer young man you ' II never hear That ' s why we ' re happy when he ' s near. CAROL A. CROKE 24 Franklin Street H.R. Officer 3; Dramatics 3; Gil. and Sul. 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 2: Jr. Achievement 3,4. Carol says Nursing is her ambition, On that her mind is set: A hit she ' ll be in this position. Handing out pills to those who fret. ERNEST E. COX 35 A Englewood Avenue In the business world Ernie will be in demand As an Accountant his boss will have no cause to reprimand. WILLIAM CROWLEY 147 Chelsea Street To work with fishes in the sea. A Marine Biologist is what Bill will be. May success and fortune come your way And keep you smiling from day to day. 6 S RACHEL M. CRUIKSHANK 9 Simonelli Place Fenny is quiet and a little shy But you ' d better wateh out for the twinkle in her eye. She ' s pretty, ambitious, and so petite As a Dental Assistant she ' ll be hard to heat. KATHLEEN M. CULLEN 65 Jefferson Avenue Always smiling and always gay Kathy is a friend in every way. To be a Hairdresser and then a wife, Are the two great aims in Kathv ' s life. LINDA J. CUMMINGS 30 Chestnut Street H.R. Officer 2.4; Dramatics 3,4; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Prep Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff. Linda was always loads of fun And truly loved by everyone. With her good looks and sparkling ways, As an English Teacher she ' II gain great praise. LINDA S. CUNNINGHAM 49 Arlington Street Dramatics 3; Gil. and Sul. 2. To be a Dental Assistant is I,ynn ' s desire All the doctors will say she ' s for hire. With her sweet smile and personality She will be the best we all agree. MARY ANN J. CYGAN 295 Main Street Jr. Achievement 4. A Secretary Mere will be. And to success she holds the key, She ' ll have a future bright and gay. Good Luck is sure to come her wav. GRACE B. DALEY 2 Hall Avenue French Club 2; Prep Club 2. To write a novel or short story Here ' s where Grade will find great glory. And when the royalties begin to roll. Well know Grade has reached her goal. iiiliitiiir kM I r 9 6 DOMENIC D ' ALLEVA 142 Main Street TTie perfection of Dom ' s designs will prove, Tliat as a Draftsman he ' s in the groove. May life be merry and full of cheer Stay the same as you were here. LINDA F. D ' ANDREA 148 Irving Street Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 4. Lynne was always rated high, Among the kids at Everett High. Because she was always loads of fun. She was truly loved by everyone. KAREN C. DANNENBERG 42 Adams Avenue H.R. Officer 2,3; French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3 ; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Field Hockey 4. Danny is really a little doll. Full of fun and loved by all. As an Airline Stewardess she ' ll be the best. And everyone will know that she came from E.H.S. When we see a jet go by Well know that ' s our Danny in the sky. ANTHONY F. DASCOLI 124 Irving Street Baseball 2; BasketbaU 2,3,4. Dasc ' s our man with brains and brawn Hell be a Teacher before very long. Best of luck to a real great guy. When you make the top we ' ll know why. JOSEPH A. DASCOLI 877 Broadway Big Dasc is the boy with the great big smile. Laughing and joking all the while. Everyone here at Everett High knows Hell be a success wherever he goes. KATHLEEN J. DASCOLI 324 Ferry Street Little Kathy is pretty and oh so sweet Her kind ways are hard to beat. Her future ambition she did not ex- press. But whatever it is, she ' II be a success. CHARLENE H. DAVIS 1 1 Baldwin Avenue DONNA DECARO 1 19 Irving Street With her ability and get-up-and-go, Charlene will be a success, we all know. A Secretary she will be And never fail to take the lead. School Council 3,4; Cheerleader 4; H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Pep Squad 3; Junior A- chievement 3. As a Cheerleader this young lass won fame And everyone knew that Donna was her name. Her personable and winning ways Will bring Donna many successful days. PAUL R. DAVIS 11 Baldwin Avenue Football 2,4; Junior Achievement 4; Yearbook Photographer. A Radio Broadcaster is what Paul has in mind, Tfiey are really hard to find. When he is famous one of these days, He came from E.H.S. well all say. ANDREW A. DELLAPIANA 108 Main Street Delli wants to be an Engineer We know he has the skill. He H be a success in this career. Because he has the will. LINDA M. DEANGELIS 12 Union Avenue Pep Squad 3. A Secretary Goldie will be To her success she holds the key. Always ready with a smile Success will be hers all the while. ELAINE J. DEMARCO 45 Lynde Street Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. A Dental Assistant is Elaine ' s aim. Her presence will be her boss ' s gain, She ' II be righ t there with a helping hand We know she ' s able, we know she can do it. LINDA R. DE MARIA 43 School Street Junior Achievement 4. With pencils sharp and ready to go Huddy will succeed as a Bookkeeper we know. Shell add, subtract, and multiply And success won ' t pass her by. ALFEO A. DE MATTEIS 59 Myrtle Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2,3,4; H.R. Officer 2,3; Spanish Club 4. In the future Alfie will be As fine a Teacher as we can see. The kids will know he ' s on their side And speak of him with much pride. CAROL A. DEOME 44 Fuller Street Dramatics 3; French Club 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Library Staff 4. Prim, pretty and oh so neat Carol as a Stewardess can ' t be beat. She ' II serve her guests with a gracious air Tliat few will find anywhere. MAUREEN J. DE RUBEIS 23 Westover Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Gil. Sul. 2,3; Italian Club 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3,4. A Physical Tfierapist is what Maureen will be. Serving to help humanity. Always with her patients on mind. She ' s gentle, and forever kind. VICKI J. DE SANTIS 17 Bryant Street Homeroom Officer 2. Vicki plans to spend her day Taking Shorthand and Typing away. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways Are sure to gain her fame and maybe a raise. VIRGINIA J. DE SANTIS 17 Bryant Street Ginny ' s sense of humor fust can ' t be beat Without her many would fall asleep. Together with her artistic ideas She ' ll have one of the most promising careers. I 9 6 S PATRIC IA L. DESIMONE 6 Beacon Street JOSI PH A. DEvrro 33 Warren Street Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2,3. To help people improve their lives Is the profession for which Patti strives. We hope she 11 be happy in her position, For Social Working is her ambition. Italian Club 4. a Teacher is what you have in mind, Wally will make the best that you find. At the head of the class he ' II rate No. 1 He ' ll even make school seem like fun. PATRICIA A. DESISTO 139 Belmont Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Dramatics 4; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Jr. A- chievement 4. Hard work and hours is the toil Patti must put in to achieve her goal. Once she ' s made it she ' II excel, Asa Social Worker she ' II do well. DANTE DEVINCENZO 73 Bucknam Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Track 2. Dant is great to whomever he knows. Fun of fun wherever he goes. To be an Engineer is his aims. Good luck Dant we know you ' ll win fame. TERESA J. DEVITO 69 Clark Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. At the front of the room calm and cool, Terry will be Teaching the golden rule. With her laugh and her great smile. She ' ll make all the homework seem worthwhile. FRANK P. DEVLIN 61 Prescott Street Jr. Achievement 3. Frank wants to be a Draftsman And draw the future plans Of all the wonderful ideas That interest the mind of man. ANGELO DIBARTOLOMEO 19 Cannell Place Though Ang won ' t let on to us, To what field he will aspire. We hope he ' II gain all the things. That he most desires. HELEN F. DIBATTISTA 29 Albion Street o leroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; i ' earbook Staff 4. When talcing dictation, our Helen won ' t quit While on the lap of her young boss she ' ll sit. With looks and ambition, we ' re sure no boss would mind. Having this Secretary work overtime! DIANE P. DIMARIA 105 Main Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Her wonderful charm and happy face, Make her a favorite any place. Her pupils we ' re sure will soon find out. That Diane is best without a doubt. NEDDA M. DIRICO 13 Knox Park For her patients Dada will be cheery. Making their days a little less dreary. No need for medicine, bandages, and such. For her care will have a soothing touch. LEWIS J. DITOMMASO 62 Pierce Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Italian Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Buff can ' t decide what to do Whether to Fly or Teach the golden rule. What he picks will surely be right. For a fellow whose future is truly bright. JANICE K. DOHERTY 9 Autumn Street Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. To proofread and to take dictation Is Janice ' s fondest aspiration. She ' ll Keep the Book and Type the Let- ter, In her field there ' ll be no better. 1 6 8 MAUREEN A. DOHERTY 24 Reed Avenue Maureen is the one among her crowd Who will make old E.H.S. proud. A Nurse she ' ll be to cure your pain And tease each one who dares complain. CHARLENEG. DONABEDIAN 492 Ferry Street Dramatics 3,4; Gil. and Sul. 2,3; Glee Club 2; French Club 2,3; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3. A gracious Airline Hostess Ambitions Charlene will be. She ' ll serve and soothe the passengers While flying over land or sea. LAWRENCE T. DONNELLY 7 Prescott Road H.R. Officer 2; Hockey 2,3,4; French Club 2,3. Larry was a star of our hockey team And no better player always on the beam. To be a Lawyer is his ambition. And he ' ll go far in this position. GRACE E. DONOVAN 67 Madison Avenue With her personality plus Grace rates with all of us. She wants to work as a Secretary some- day, We wish her luck all the way. DAVID C. DOOLEY 27 Newton Street Homeroom Officer 2; Hockey 2. Hockey, swimming, track and football Dave truly likes them all. As to what he wants to be. Guess we ' II have to wait and see. PAUL B. DORAN 7 Hillside Avenue Dramatics 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Coun- try 2; Italian Club 3,4; Junior Achieve- ment 3,4; Prep Club 2,3. Paul will be an Electronics Engineer When he embarks on his career. We hope his future will be bright And bring him to his greatest height. 1 9 6 S CARMEN F. DORATO 19a BaUey Street Italian Club 4. Carmen will have many opportunities For his artistic abilities. Whether it be Commercial or just for fun, We know Carmen will be No. 1. JOHN J. D ' ORSl 83 Baldwin Avenue To succeed in life is John ' s aim, In any field he 11 make a name. But Data Processing is his quest. And he ' ll be one of the best. SCOTT L. DOUGLASS 87 Kinsman Street With each passing year we know Scott ' s success will grow and grow. To work very hard is his desire, In Engineering he ' II rise higher And higher. PATRICIA F. DOYLE 22 Winthrop Road Nursing is the job we find Tliat is foremost on Patricia ' s mind. She ' ll have to be active all day long. But we know that ' s where she wants to belong. HARRY S. DRYSDALE 29 Abbott Avenue Harry like many is undecided As to what in the future he ' II do. But no matter what the years may bring We wish the Best to you. SHIRLEY A. DULOCK 75 Cottage Street Prep Club 2. Shirl desires a Typist to he. And we hope that this will hold the key For in this job you will admit. You must be fast to make a hit. I 9 6 8 EUGENE W. DUMAS 24 Central Avenue Football 3,4; Track 3,4. A life ' s ambition is a tough choice. As readily Gene will agree. But he served us well in the field of sports Helping lead us to victory. JOAN F. DURANTE 29 Bolster Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Italian Club 2, 3,4. She has the laugh that really wins And is sure to carry her through. So as a Secretary there is no doubt, She ' ll make it from our point of view. FRANK J. DUNN 27 Raymond Street Jeff and music are one of a kind. And the hopes of Teaching are just on his mind. So to his goal he ' II upward strive Keeping his hopes and desires alive. PAULA M. EDMONDS 74 Vernal Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3; Spanish Club 3. Paula ' s a friend to everyone. She ' s always laughing and having fun. As a Secretary she ' ll fill that position. Which, by the way, is her ambition. ROBERT F. DUNPHY 28 Mansfield Street H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2. As a student Trunch as been And wants to try it on the other end. So as a Teacher he will be Smart to the tricks of kids, you see. DENNIS EISNOR 48 Cottage Street Denny ' s a boy we ' II never forget In his mind his career is set. As a Musician he ' ll win his fame. It won ' t be long before all know his name. FRANK W. ENFANTO 15 Mystic Street School Council 4 ;Hr. Officer 3,4; Foot- baU 2,3,4; Prep Club. Expressive eyes, tall and dark, Frank will surely make the mark. Teaching Math is Frank ' s aim, We truly hope this goal he ' ll attain. JOHN W. EVANS 45 Garland Street Homeroom Officer 4. John has the making of a real fine kid. At Engineering he ' II make his bid. We all know he ' II do well. Because he is so very swell. JAMES F. FAHEY 24 Deme Street Football 2; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Spanish Club 4. We have learned Jim ' s desire. To be a Teacher and acquire fame. We are sure he will fill his quest. Doing nothing less than his best. CHRISTINE F. FALZARANO 32 Arlington Street Junior Achievement 4. As a Secretary we know she ' II try. To raise her fame till it ' s sky high. A fter achieving fame in her field, Christine will be one of the best E.H.S. will yield. JANET M. EARLESS 222 Shute Street Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 2,3; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3. Jan wants to go to college. To increase her store of knowledge. To teach is her ultimate goal. Tills effort comes from deep in her soul. LINDA A. FASCIANO 83 Bradford Street Italian Club. Faschi is a girl we all adore. Knowledge and charm add to her score. A pretty girl with personality plus. That ' s how she ' ll be remembered to us. I 9 MARIE F. FEEHAN 6 Florence Street To he a Legal Secretary Is Marie ' s ambition. With her cute smile and disposition, She ' ll fill a high position. RALPH J. FERRARA 17 Porter Street Gorrilla was quiet and bashful and seldom was heard, Giving advice or uttering a word. To be a State Trooper is his aim, And we ' re sure he II be just super. RICHARD C. FERACO 30 Ashton Street Italian Club 2. Dickie is a very apt guy, He set his goal way up high. We say in truth that this classmate. As an IBM Operator will really rate. CAMILLE E. FEULO 106 Nichols Street Pep Squad 3. An IBM Operator Dolly will be. We can watch her fuzz that 1403. With her brain and personality Good Luck we know you ' II succeed. LINDA LEE M. FERRAGAMO 146 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 2. To be a Dental Hygienist is her desire, Yes, Doctors, Little Lin, is the best to hire. She ' s pretty we all agree. And she ' ll bring more patients, you ' ll see. JAMES J. FIORE 175 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Football 2; Italian Club 2,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2. Jim is handsome, talented and gay, He wants to be a Teacher in the future day. When he ' s on top he ' ll teach with a third hand. And he ' ll be famous all over the land. RICHARD A. FISKE 47 Webster Street Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. Business Management is Richie ' s ' am- bition, And we are confident he ' ll acquire this position. With his way, we soon shall see, Richie on top sitting carefree. GERARD F. FITZGERALD 15 Floyd Street Fitz is one of the carefree guys He never worries, never sighs. In any field that he endeavors. We know he will be very clever. HENRY F. FITZGERALD 15 Floyd Street Football 2; Jr. Achievement 2. On every airstrip across the country Our Fitzzie will be known as a Pilot extraordinary. Up in the skies we ' ll see him fly. As all the years do pass by. HARRY R. FITZPATRICK 5 Bartlett Street Dramatics 3,4; Track 3,4; Cross Coun- try 3,4; French Club 3,4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3; Prep Club 2. Fitzy is planning feats bound at last. And as a Chemical Engineer he won ' t be surpassed. For he will climb to the top we know And cause his fame to grow and grow. LINDA K. FLINT 34 Francis Street Dramatics 4; French Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,4; Prep Club 2; Jr. Achieve- ment 4; Library Staff 4. A pleasant girl is our Sparky , At IBM Data Processing she ' ll be a hit. For in this position no one else could fit. BRENDA E. FLYNN 46 Windsor Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Lyceum 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achieve- ment 3,4; Prep Club 2. Brenda wants to be a Journalist, Tills we ' re sure she ' ll top the list. When she is famous one day, She came from E.H.S. we ' ll say. I 9 t BEVERLY A. l ORBES 25 Abbott Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. She is one uj the best we ever met And her nice ways we ' ll never forget. In the future Bev ' s name will rate As a Lab Technician she ' ll be just great. CHARLENE M. FRAZIER 433 Ferry Street Class Officer 3; Dramatics 3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; French Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2; Yearbook Staff. Our Chart is really the top, In anyone ' s eyes, she ' s cream of the crop. As Co-captain of the Cheerleaders, Charl was the best Well always remember her above all the rest. To be a Teacher she has in mind, And she ' ll be the finest of any kind. WAYNE T. FOUGERE 43 Waverly Street Baseball 3. To become a Businessman is Wayne ' s desire, In this job he ' ll rise higher and higher. And when the money begins to roll. We ' ll know then he has reached his goal. PAUL W. FRONGILLO IB Wellington Avenue A talent for writing With the use of aphorism, Paul hopes to succeed In the field of Journalism. ALBERT J. FOURNIER 157 Hancock Street Basketball 2,3,4. As a basketball star he was great: But to enter the field of Electronics he just can ' t wait. With his winning ways and pleasing smile, He ' s sure to go many a mile. ROBERT M. GAFF 36 Fremont Avenue Basketball 2; French Club 3,4. Flying high in the sky You will see Mickey go by. Of course he ' II always love to ski, But in the future a Pilot he ' ll be. S MARY ANNE GAGLIONE 247 Vine Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. Personality is just one feature not is contained in this future Teach- er. Going to school is well worth while When to Mary ' Anne ' s class youll file. PAULINE M. GALLANT 70 Highland Avenue To be a Secretary is Paulie ' s desire. All this and more, we know she ' ll ac- quire Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fame and praise. PATRICIA C. GAGLIONE 88 Bow Street Prep Club 2. Dancing ' s good for the soul said Pat And her ambition is likewise true. To Work with Underpriviledged Child- ren Is what she has chosen to do. ANITA L. GALANTE 18 Cedar Street H.R. Officer 3; GU. Sul. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Choral Arts 4; Orchestra 2. To be a Teacher is Anita ' s great aim For with her charm shell gain much fame. A girl so gay and also sweet A finer person you ' II never meet. SALVATORE J. GARDINO 68 Newton Street H.R. Officer 2; Band 2; Orchestra 2; French Club 2; Prep Club 2. Roses are red Violets are blue Teaching the past Is what Turtle wants to do. JANE M. GAROFALO 40 Cottage Street H.R. Officer 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Li- brary Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 3. A real cute kid who ' s on the beam To be a Secretary is her dream. Jane ' s always full of fun. And all her dreams will soon be won. KAREN E. GAROFALO 40 Cottage Street Pep Squad 3,4; Library Staff 3,4. Twigg will be an expert in files, Who also specializes in smiles. To he a Secretary is her foremost wish And as far as we can see she just can ' t miss. JOSEPH J. GENTILE 70 Bradford Street Track 2,3,4. In Joe ' s future occupation He will make a great sensation For as a skilled Draftsman he will be, A great success that the world will see. THOMAS J. GAROFANO 30 Coolidge Street H.R. Officer 2,3: Football 2,3,4; Hock- ey 4; Track 3,4; Prep Club 3,4; Cross Country 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Friendly Tom is a guy well known With brains and a way all his own. He will Teach boys and girls someday. And he ' ll gain success in every way. ANNA C. GIACCHETTO 45 Abbott Avenue Her smile made us cheerful every day We go for Anna in a great big way To be a Hairdresser is her ambition She ' ll be terrific in this position. JOHN J. GENTILE 70 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 2,4; Band 2,3,4; Orches- tra 2,3,4. Music ' s the hobby which amuses J.J. But the business profession he ' ll enter someday. He ' ll do his job all the way through Making things easier for me and you. LOUIS GIANATASSIO 9 Hawthorne Street Italian Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. He really digs guitar, .And pushes the beat on faster; But time will change Ginn ' s liking From guitar to Sports Broadcasting. ROBllRT F. CLANCY 9 Mohan Street PATRICIA A. GOODWIN 7 Parker Street Hockey 2,3,4. Bob was one of the stars of our hockey team And was always on the beam. He does not know what to do. For his future is not clear; But he ' ll succeed in whatever he does Of that we have no fear. French Club 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2; Library Stafr4. A charming smile and just as sweet Pat tie will tackle any feat. As a Secretary she ' II be the best And be a pride to E.H.S. RANDY S. CLASSMAN 40 Nichols Street Dramatics 3; Choral Arts 2; Gil. Sul. 2; French Club 2,3,4. A Psychologist ' s work is never through, So we ' re all wishing luck to you. Randy will always be happy and sweet And you ' II find her work can ' t be beat. LINDA C. GOSCINAK 5 1 Adams Avenue Italian Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 2. Lynn is a girl carefree, and gay, Who wants to be an Artist someday. Her happy smile and sparkling eyes. Are sure to make her a success all the while. MICHAEL P. GOCHIS 56 Everett Street Football 3. Michael ' s a guy who ' s really O. K. He ' s been a good sport in every way. At whatever he tries he will be skilled And every ambition will be fulfilled. DEBORAH L. GOVOSTES 35 Elsie Street Dramatics 3,4;Clee Club 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; French Club 3; Library Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Debbie is neat and sure is sweet. She has a personality that no one can beat. To be an Airline Hostess is her desire. And at that position, fame she ' ll ac- quire. RONALD J. GRAFFEO 39 Warren Street Hockey 2,3,4. fm sure we ' d tell you if we knew, Just what our Nick is going to do. We hope his future will be bright And he ' II rise to the greatest height. DIANE G. GRAY 8 Autumn Street Class Officer 4; H.R. Officer 2,4; Itali- an Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 3,4; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. Sweet and charming all the day Di can always make us gay. To be a Medical Secretary is her ambi- tion. And we all know she can fill the posi- tion. JOSEPH T. GREEN 11 A Cleveland Avenue H.R. Officer 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Span- ish Club 3,4. Jose won ' t reveal to what position he aspires, But here is one guy who is sure to win all desires. When his money begins to roll, We ' ll know Jose has found his goal. RICHARD E. GREEN 173 Jefferson Avenue Dramatics 4; Track 2,4; Cross Country 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3,4. He is one of the best we have ever met And his nice ways we ' ll never forget By building bridges he will gain much fame. For Richie has chosen Engineering as his game. EILEEN M. GRIFFIN 69 Swan Street To be a Secretary is Eileen ' s desire, And at this position fame she ' ll acquire Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. GERALD T. GRIFFIN 94 Winslow Street Baseball 2,3,4. Jerry is never ever sad. He ' s a happy care- free lad. In the future he ' s sure to succeed. In the Telephone Company he ' II main- tain the lead. I 9 6 S THERFSA M. GRITTI 60 Veterans Avenue U.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Pep Squad 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. Energetic, excitable, devoted Terry Girls like her, there aren ' t too many. A Teacher so charming she shall be. To teach the grade of elementary she has in mind, And in this career happiness she ' ll find. DONNA M. GULIANO 169 llancoctc Street Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 3,4. Donna is pretty as you can see, To this I ' m sure you ' II all agree. To be an airline Reservationist is her aim. Without her the airlines wouldn ' i he the same. RICHARD E. GROUT 178 Shute Street Football 2. To be a Mechanic is Dickie ' s only aim Knowing all the tricks he ' ll gain much fame. So here ' s a wish from us to you That you succeed in all you do. PAUL S. HAGGETT 334 Ferry Street Paul will make a brilliant Interpreter, When he embarks on his career. By studying hard you ' II see the way To much success some future day. ANN M. GUIDA 267 Chelsea Street French Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Prep Club 2,3,4. Ann wants to be a School Teacher, No specific kind. I ' m sure you ' ll find no better behind the desk. Who ' s always ready to give them tests. JOHN C. HANLEY 99 ' 2 Hancock Street Jackie is a kid of great ambition His desire in life is work in the Elec- tronic Field. Be careful of wires whenever you ' re Talking or you ' II find life ' s Work terribly shocking. JOHN E. HANSON 41 Thurman Park Good Luck to John in his chosen ca- reer. He ' ll make the grade in whatever he may choose. Wherever he roams, when he leaves E.H.S., We ' re sure he ' ll turn out to be the very best. JOAN M. HAYDEN 5 Perry Place GU. Sul. 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,4; Choral Arts 2,3,4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Pep Squad 2. Joanie likes her music. This readily you can see. Her ambition is to be a Musician, Adds up to plenty of do, re, mi. DIANE M. HARTZ 240 Vine Street H.R. Officer 2; Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2. Cheerful, charming, very sweet, Always looking trim and neat. Flower ' s ambition is to Fly, And we ' re all confident she ' ll go high. PETER H. HEALY 86 Pearl Street No more pencils, no more books. No more Teachers ' dirty looks. But Pete, my boy, you soon may find, That the U.S. Navy Officers are much less kind. BARBARA HATCH 138 Florence Street Not talkative, industrious and nice to know. With Barbara ' s personality and friend- liness towards all, We know that she is bound to succeed In any chosen field. BONNIE JEAN HEDLY 152a Jefferson Avenue Dramatics 3,4; GU. Sul. 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achiev. 3,4. Sweet Bonnie is a girl well-known, With a smile and personality all her own. When she Teaches Retarded boys and girls someday. She ' ll gain success in every way. ELAINE M. HEFFERNAN 29 Veterans Avenue Junior Achievement 4. A Secretary Elaine will be, To her success site holds the key; Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. THOMAS J. HICKEY 121 Hancock Street Tom ' s ambition is noble and sound, No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' II succeed, As a Machinist, Tom will take the lead. FRANCES A. HEGNER 214 Ferry Street As a Hairdresser or a wife, Franny will have a wonderful life. Of her future, we have no fears, She ' ll excel as she has through the vears. JOHN HILL 2 Bradford Place Class Officer 2,3,4; H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Basketball 2. John is quiet and so kind. He ' s the best that you could find. On the top he will appear. He ' ll earn his degree as an Aeronautical Engineer. MARY ANN HERRINGTON 8a Oakes Street Mary Ann will be a Hairstylist. In this field she can ' t miss. With her feminine ways she ' ll set the styles: And make them prettier all the while. RONALD G. HISCOCK 70 Freeman Avenue Football 2; Prep Club 2. Since Programming is the thing these days. Our Ronnie has decided to put it in a daze. He ' ll write and punch and plan and plot Just to make sure the tube is in the right spot. I 9 6 8 1 f 1 SUSAN E. HISCOCK 25 Adams Avenue Junior Achievement 4. Sue is a girl with great ambition As a Hair Dresser she 11 gain great re- cognition. With her winning ways and pleasing smile. She ' ll be a Hair Stylist well worth while. GAIL A. HOENIG 25 Autumn Street Dramatics 3,4; Prep Club 4; Library Staff 4. Gail is a girl with a nice warm smile, Who seems so happy all the while. As a Teacher she ' ll be number one. Shell even make school look like fun. KATHLEEN M. HOGAN 209 Shute Street French Club 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. A- chievement 4; Library Staff 4. Kathie ' s aims are very high - To be a Hostess in the sky. And we all know that with her looks, Tlie passengers won ' t keep their eyes in books. PATRICIA A. HOGAN 191 Hancock Street School Council 2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; French Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. A finer girl will never be found All the way the world around. With her smile, charm, and personality It will sure be worthwhile When to Patty ' s class you 11 file. DIANE A. HOLBROOK 71 Clark Street Di with her merry ways Will be a Secretary one fine day. Wherever she types, whenever she files. Her happy appearance is bound to bring smiles. EILEEN HOLDEN 56 Newton Street Jr. Achievement 4; Library Staff 4. Serving coffee, serving tea An Airline Hostess Eileen will be. She ' s very pretty but kind of shy. We know she ' ll be great while flying high. I 9 6 8 DAVID A. IIORNI ' R 188 Bow Street Dramatics 2; Football 3,4; Hockey 2; Track 3; Spanish Club 2; Junior Achievement 2. The ambition of Moose is one so rare To be a Blacksmith is his chosen ca- reer. With his ability how can he lose; So we wish you luck in this field. LmDA J. HOWARD 135 High Street H.R. Officer 4; Jr. Achiev. 3. Howey wants to Pound Tlie Type- writer Keys, With her ability she can do it with ease. As a Secretary she ' ll be a success, We wish you luck and happiness. ANN M. HUDSON 48 Maiden Street Ann ' s small, quiet, and sweet, A better person would be hard to meet: To be a Secretary is Ann ' s aim. We ' re sure she ' II gain great fame. SANDRA J. HURNEY 89 Norwood Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Prep Club 2. A Secretary is Hon ' s goal. She ' ll really be a hit; For it comes second nature with hei As on her boss ' s lap she ' II sit. RHONA S. HURWITZ 17 Nichols Street Dramatics 3; GU. Sul. 2,3; Band 2,3, 4; Orchestra 2;Fr. Club 2,4; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Prep Club 2. In spare time, Rhona likes to ryme. For poetry brings her content. But in future years, as it now appears, She ' ll be a Foreign Correspondent. JEANNE K. HUSSEY 41 Woodville Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 2; Yearbook Staff; Aftern oon Sports; Field Hockey. As an Airline Hostess Jeanne will try, To make passengers at home in the sky. And then with a smile her motto she ' ll say, Welcome, relax, fly the friendly way. 9 6 LINDA M. lAMELLI 19 Mt. Washington Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Patience is a virtue, A Philosopher once said. And J ' melli must practice this. For her aim ' s Elementary Ed. DALE C.JENKINS 842 Broadway Band 2; Orchestra 2: Junior Achieve- ment 3. He was known as Everett ' s surfer, And the future switch shall be. From hanging ten out on the waves. To Oceanography. KENNETH V. lANDOLO 58 Valley Street Band 2,4; Orchestra 2; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4. Tlie field of Engineering will soon Open up for Ken. He ' II have to work, For it ' s not a breeze. But it will pay off then. JEAN E. JENKINSON 20 Clarence Street Dramatics 3,4; Gilbert Sullivan; Ma- jorette 2; Junior Achievement 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Library Staff 4. We all know sweet Jean Jenkinson, But have you heard the latest? As a future IBM Programmer - She ' s bound to be the greatest!! PETER M. lOVANNI 39 Liberty Street H.R. Officer 3,4; Track 3. Peter desires a Teaching Profession Which is very worthy an aim. And when he has attained his goal. He will have gained acclaim. LEE G. JOHNSON 37 Cherry Street Class Officer 4; H.R. Officer 3,4; Bas- ketbaU 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. A- chievement 4. An excelling man in Basketball, And a personality loved by all. Business Administration is his goal. He ' s sure to excel as we all know. ELIZABETH JONES 120 Shute Street H.R. Officer 2,4; Spanish Club 3; Jr. Achievement 4 ; Prep Club 4 ; Pep Squad 2,3,4. From a school-girl pace To a worldly race. Liz ' s aims are high. For in Business she ' ll try. THOMAS E. JOYCE 12 Winthrop Road Importance in life is Tom ' s aim And a worthier one is hard to name, So in Electronics we hope he ' II succeed, And wish for him every fulfillment of need. LINDA L. JULIANO 154 Main Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Appearance is foremost and this Lin- dy knows, So into the world as a hairdresser she goes. She ' ll work with skill and work with a smile. Then cut and curl the latest style. MARIE C. KAMINSKI 7 Gladstone Street School Council 3,4; H.R. Officer 3; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 3; Yearbook Staff; Jr. Prom Comm. Petite, green eyes, and appealing smile, All point to one sure thing: With Marie as their Airline Hostess, Even skeptics will risk flying. JOHN J. KAVANAUGH 42 Rock Valley Avenue French Club 4. From trading with the Indians, To where we are today. Teaching our country ' s History, Is the aim of our John J. DAWN L. KAYE 47 Chestnut Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Gil. and Sul. 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Prep Club 2. A helping hand is welcome For wanting will never subsist. So thank vou Lynne for choosing to be A much needed speech Tlierapist. I 9 6 8 NANCY J. KEARNEY 45 Freeman Avenue HELEN M. KENNEDY 244 Russell Street Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Nancy is a treat to all she knows, She ' s full of fun wherever she goes. Her career will be just great As an IBM Operator she ' ll really rate. Jr. Achievement 4. Helen ' s sweet and small, a real doll, You can bet she won ' t miss her call. A Medical Secretary - it ' s in the books. For a sweet girl with charm, and lots of good luck. THERESA I. KEEFE 93 WUbur Street H.R. Officer 2; Jr. Achiev. 4. A sports minded girl is Terry, And Physical Education will bring her success. For whenever we were dreading exer- tion. She had already started tumbling. WILLIAM KERRIGAN 48 Dean Street Football 2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 2. A real football hero, Bill makes the girls swoon. It ' s a shame he ' s got to leave the Crim- son Tide so soon. But with such a personality and that great build. We know a high position he ' s bound to fill. THOMAS KELLY 5 Nichols Street To further his education Is what Tom wishes to do. And any achieved acknowledgment Will be a gain that ' s true. CARLSON W. KING 59 Adams Avenue To choose a life ambition Is not a simple task. So the King will wait with patience. Till a goal he will unmask. PETI R M. KITTREDGE 9 Mead Street Cars are the berries to Pete nowa- days. But to be a great Draftsman, Is his goal Not a faze. MARIE E. LATORELLI 35 Alfred Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Great is our language. That of English. So to study it fully Is Marie ' s fondest wish. DIANE L. LATTANZI 120 Bell Rock Street French Club 3; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2. Facts and figures seem to be. Foremost in Diane ' s mind. So in Teaching Math we hope that All the answers she will find. EDWARD P. LAWLESS 124 Gledhill Avenue Help making our country Physically Fit. Is what Teddy has chosen for his life To commit. f THOMAS J. LAWLESS 124 Gledhill Avenue Tom is sure. He ' s weighed his choices Now from high school subjects. Into the Armed Forces. KATHY L. LEAVITT 370 Ferry Street Spanish Club 4 ; Jr. Achievement 4 ; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Dramatics 3. Sometimes kiddies are forgotten, T ie teens are stressed instead. Such is not the case with Kathy, She has chosen Elementary Ed. 1 9 6 8 JON W. LECORNEC 16 Dean Street Cross Country 3; Jr. Achievement 3. Shown by his interest in extracurricu- lar sports. Jon has been proven to be the outdoor sort. With Physical Ed as his desire. When he gets old, he ' II look a lot spry- er. BARBARA J. LENNOX 16 RosedaJe Avenue Majorette 2; Pep Squad 3. Cut, then teased, then combed and sprayed. Hair itself demands a maid. So when we live up with our hair in despair We know we can call on Barb to be there. LINDA LERAY 140 Garland Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Tlie world is very large. And filled with mystery. At least, this is how Linda feels. And wishes it to see. RICHARD R. LETENDRE 154 Vernal Street A career in flying Rick has chosen A Pilot he aspires to be. Our best goes with you Rick As you wing across the sea. MARLENE M. LEVENSON 51 Everett Street Marl is one who is liked by all. Always smiling and on the ball. In an Office she ' ll fit in any position We know she will attain her ambition. WARREN G. LEVER 68 Dean Street Class Officer 3; Dramatics 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Gil. Sul. 2,3; Lyceum 2,3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3,4. Warren is great and oh! so clever, To be a Lawyer is his endeavor. With his outstanding ways how can he miss. But to be the best from E.H.S. I 9 6 ROBERT E. LEVETIN 80 Chatham Road Dramatics 3,4; Tliespians 3,4; Gil. and Sul. 3; Lyceum 4; Band 2,3,4; Orches- tra 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Bob is a treat to all he knows. He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. To be a Scientist is his aim Good Luck Bob we know you ' ll win fame. CHERYL L. LEVINE 113 Maiden Street Dramatics 4; French Club 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Library Staff 4. Cheryl will teach the ABC ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease. We know that she will find a way To teach her pupils day by day. ELLEN LIBERMAN 27 Francis Street Dramatics 4; French Club 4; Achievement 4. Jr. Ellen is a girl we ' re happy to know. On her, good luck we all bestow. To be a Social Worker is her desire. She has the qualities that they require. ROBERT S. LISTON 33 Bettinson Avenue H.R. Officer 2,3. Baby ' s disposition and smiling face Will win him friends in any place. In the Business world with a witty mind Hell leave everyone else far behind. MICHAEL J. LISTORTI 71 Waverly Street Football 2,3. To be an Architect is Michael ' s aim His inventive qualities will gain great fame. For we all know his winning way Will bring him to the top in a future day. BARRY E. LOITER 91 Nichols Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Pres. 4; Spanish Club 4. To be a Phys. Ed. teacher is Barry ' s desire. Keeping the muscles growing higher and higher. He ' ll keep them under control or you shall see Mr. Loiter will give ' em an E ! 6 S LORRAINE M. LOMBARDI 94 High Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; French Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Library Staff 4. Lorraine is cute, Lorraine is sweet As a Teacher she can ' t be beat. A girl who is full of zest. Her classmates wish her the very best. JOSEPH P. LORUSSO 2 Falmouth Street Jr. Achievement 3. Joe Pete x life has one ambition. To be an Airplane Mechanic he is wish- ing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. VALERIE A. LORGEREE 23 Appleton Street To make some lad a Wife, Is Val ' s ambition in later life. She ' s oh so shy but very sweet. Her pleasing ways will never be beat. PATRICIA A. LOUGHLIN 55 Lexington Street To Write, to Type, to Take Dictation, Is what Patty wants for her occupa- tion. Charming ways and a bright smile, Will bring success all the while. CAROL C. LORUSSO 18 Shute Street A lovely girl who ' s really on the ball. A winning personality and that ' s not all. With her charming way and bright smile. Will bring her success all the while. PATRICIA A. LUCCI 3 Heath Street H.R. Officer 2; French Club 3; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2. Fixing hair and making curls, Pattie will Beautify many girls. We wish her well and want to say. We know she ' ll succeed in every way. PATRICK LUCCI 338 Main Street ROBERT J. LYONS 14 1 Estes Street H.R. Officer 3,4; Track 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Prep Club 2. To he a Newspaper Reporter is what he has in mind Suceess, fortune, and happiness he will find. For Pat is one we ' ll never forget And we all know that he ' s a sure bet. Football 2. Robby has picked his future career; He 11 be an Engineer. So Robey we wish you much suc- cess. And, most of all complete happiness. ALFRED LUONGO 60 Liberty Street Al was the kind of fellow you see. Who never knew what he wanted to be. No matter what may be his ambition. We ' re sure he ' ll gain world-wide recog- nition. JOHN P. LUONGO 21 Irving Street School CouncU 4; Hr. Officer 3,4; Football 3,4. Tucker ' s life has one ambition, To enter the field of Electronics he is wishing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. MARK D. MacKAY 40 Cabot Street Mark wants to be an Artist, We know he has the skill. He ' ll be a success in the career. Because he has the will. JOSEPH T. MADDOX 2 Upland Road Hr. Officer 2,3; Hockey 2,3,4. Laughing, joking, and fooling around, Tliat ' s Our Joe wherever he ' s found. His amibtion in life he tells us is clear. We know he ' ll succeed in a Business Ca- 1 JUDITH A. MAGNER 110 Woodlawn Street H.R. Officer 4; Italian Club 2. Always laughing, full of fun, That ' s our Mag loved by everyone. To be a Secretary is her ambition, She ' ll surely fill this position. MARY E. MANISCALCO 10 Fairmount Street As we predict Mary ' s future, In a world so full of strife. She will achieve her goal. No doubt. As a happy tittle wife. TERRY ANN MANNETTA 29 Winthrop Street H.R. Officer 2,4; Pep Squad 3,4: Li- brary Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Terri is full of fun, Always a smile for everyone. She is very sweet and clever. To be an IBM Operator is her endeavor. MARYANNE MANUPELLI 86 Swan Street Pep Squad 2. To Teach School is B.B. ' s desire. All this and more, we know she ' ll ac- quire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fame and praise. ROBERT L. MARDEN 31 Maple Avenue In the very near future you will see A famous Lawyer Bob Marden, We ' ll bring all our troubles to you for aid. Provided, of course, you won ' t get paid. CAROL A. MAREK 39 Henry Street A Secretary is Rolca ' s great aim For with her ability shell gain fame. Good luck is sure to come her way In a future so bright and gay. 9 6 S JOHN R. MARRA 44 Clark Street Marra wants to be a Bookkeeper and Accountant one day, To succeed in every way, Hell rise above all the competition. And be the best in the position. SANDY M. MARTINELLI 27 Luke Road Pep Squad 3. We know Sandy very well, Enough to say she will excel. To her boss she ' ll be a treasure. To be with her is a real pleasure. JANICE MARSINELLl 15 Cabot Court Marsie ' s the girl with loads of per- sonality, But she hasn ' t decided what she wants to be. She ' s always happy and full of fun, For her a successful future will surely come. GUS D. MARTINEZ 90 Vernal Street Basketball 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Spanish Club 4. Friendlircss, personality , and wit. Are what make Gus a hit. We all think he is swell. As a School Teacher he ' II do well. 4k. ARTHUR MARTIGNETTI 17 Spring Street Arthur ' 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. GLORIA MASI 16 Oakes Street Dramatics 3; Gil. and Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; Italian Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Li- brary Staff 4. Medical Secretaries will get a lift When Gloria ' s name is added to the list. With her insatible ambition. She won ' t need much, if any, fiction. LAURA R. MASON 33 Villa Avenue Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. As an IBM Programmer ' ' Laura ' ' will excel. For everything she does well. She ' ll run computers with great ease, And all the bosses she will please. LOUI SE M. MASON 33 Villa Avenue Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 4. Louise desire is Office Work, To fulfill her ambition We know she ' ll be successful. In obtaining this position. VINCENT P. MASON 42 Forest Avenue He ' d like to join the service. We know that he ' s the man. We ' re sure that he can do it, And so is Uncle Sam. ALDO M. MASTROCOLA 172 Main Street Aldo is quiet And at times calm. As a Businessman. Tlie competition he ' ll disarm. LINDA MASTROCOLA 158 Main Street Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 4. We can see Linda now in front of her class. Trying to teach English and Math. A Teacher so charming is bound to please. And see that her pupils know their ABC ' s. JO-ANN MATTUCHIO 36 Heath Street Chuba wants to pound the typewrit- er keys. With her ability she can do it with ease. As a Secretary she ' II be a success. We wish her luck and happiness. I 9 6 8 LORRAINE B. MAVILIO 4 Hawthorne Street Dramatics 3; I rench Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Prep Ckib 2; Pep Squad 2. Lorraine wants to Teach School, And guide her pupils with the Golden Rule. In this field of education She ' II become a great sensation. KATHLEEN A. Mcl ARLAND 223 Russell Street Hr. Officer 2,3; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Terrific personality and looks to match, Kath will be a lucky catch. As a Fashion Designer she ' ll be a suc- cess. And rated one of the best. THERESA H. McADAM 1 Magnolia Court Hr. Officer 4. An Airline Stewardess Terri wants to be. And fly high over land and sea. No doubt at this you ' ll be a success. Because your personality is by far the best. THOMAS D. McGONAGLE 52 Baker Road Friendly and gay the spark of the class In the service he goes to become top brass. And all E.H.S. ' s men will say. We knew that Admiral one fine day. PHYLLIS L. McDONOUGH 131 High Street Jr. Achievement 4. Here is a lass, cute as can be With a personality that is tops as we all can see. At a Bank she ' II work all day. Making money so she can play. CHERYL A. McKEE 67 Chatham Road Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. To Soothe all Pain is Cherie ' s ambi- tion. She will have no part of any mortician. She ' ll have lots of patients. You can bet on that. For her beauty and charm Will keep bringing them back. MAUREEN A. McMAHON 193 Russell Street LAURA M. MEYER 58 Mansfield Street Here ' s a girl we like you bet! Here ' s a girl we 11 never forget! Of all the Secretaries you ' ve ever seen. Vie best one of course, is sure to be Maureen. French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Prep Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2. To work in an office is Laura ' s aim IBM will be her game We know she ' II go on to success And make us proud at E.H.S. PETER E. MESSINA 25 Edith Street Hr. Officer 2; Football 2,3. To be an IBM Programmer Chippy will be, He ' ll gain heights wait and see. As a friend we know he ' s swell. Ask his friends, they ' II all tell. MICHAEL MICHALSKI 57 Pearl Street Hr. Officer 2,3; Football 3; Jr. Achieve- ment 4; Yearbook Photographer. An Engineer is what Ski wants to be. Not the train kind, but electricity. In future life he won ' t get lost. He ' II never get his wires crossed. ROSEANNA J. MESSINA 79 Francis Street Tins sweet and charming miss Is sure to fill your heart with bliss. To be a Bookkeeper is her ambition, We wish her luck in this position. PAUL E. MICHAUD 28 Oakland Avenue Paul ' s sure hands are his trade, His handiwork will never fade. As a Tile Setter no one will make better Money than he will have made. DOROTHY ANN MILLl ' R 2 Sunnysidc Avenue French Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4. The sick will have to stop their groans, When they have pain and trouble. For Dottle will become a Nurse, And sooth them on the double. EDITH S. MILLEY 100 Glendale Street Hr. Of ficer 2; Gil. and Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; French Club 3. Edie stands above the crowd. In more than just one way. When math rules she will speak aloud Her students are sure to say, We never knew math could be such fun. And of Great Teachers she is one. PETER MIMMO 77A School Street Italian Club 3,4. Peter 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. LORRAINE S. MINDIS 258 Vine Street Hr. Officer 3; Dramatics 3; Gil. and Sul. 2,3; Choral Arts 2; Band 2,3,4; Or- chestra 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Prep Club 4. Not an ache a patient will feel When he sees all the sex appeal In Lorraine ' s bright wide smile. Becoming a Doctor will be a trial. We know you ' ll pass, because it ' s known You ' ve got the power to get things done. GERALDINE A. MIRANDA 97 Broadway ever you ' ve got some problem with hair Gerry is always sure to be there. With curlers and rinses and bottles she fills. She ' s definitely able to straighten vour ills. KATHLEEN M. MITTON 31 Summit Avenue Dramatics 3; Pep Squad 2. Kathy will never be able to nap. Or she might end up on the boss ' s lap. As a Secretary she ' II be the best. Always full of vim and zest. JOAN S. MONTEROSE 29c Locust Street Pep Squad 2; Yearbook Staff 4. Whether pai nting a picture or typing the keys, Jo ' s as busy as a nest of bees To be a Secretary is her first wish, And as far as we can see, she Just can ' t miss. DARLENE A. MOREY 10 Argyle Street Dee says a Hairdresser she wants to be. Making new styles for you and me. After she does and shows her styles so dear. Then you will see why she chose this career. JOHN MORGANTO 130 Estes Street H.R. Officer 2,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Prep Club 4. Jackie was always one of the best In hockey he always played his best. To be a Mathematician is his desire And we know this goal he will ac- quire. DIANE M. MOYNIHAN 1 16 Estes Street H.R. Officer 2,4; French Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Prep Club 2; Library Staff 4; Field Hockey 4. Our Dy sits right at the top Nobody doubts she ' s the cream of the crop Her wonderful traits and vitality Reflect her bubbling personality As a Teacher we know she ' ll be the best And always be fair when giving a test. JANICE G. MULONE 1 Locust Park Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. With a kind spirit and youthful tone She wants to help those from unfortu- nate homes. A Vista Volunteer she wants to be She ' s not interested in a large salary Of her achievements we will shout loud She ' s the kind of girl who makes us so proud. MARIANNE R. NAPOLITANO 169 Cottage Street Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Practical Nursing is Marianne ' s aim And we ' re sure she ' II win much fame Helping others is what she likes best She ' s sure to surpass all the rest. MARY L. NEE 137 Florence Street Yearbook Staff 4; Field Hockey 4; H.R. Officer 3,4; French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Li- brary Staff 4. A Vargi ' s girl is Busby ' s claim To very great and instant fame. She ' s popular and pretty too And knows just what she wants to do. As a Beautician she ' II do well And in everything she ' II excel. DAVID J. NELSON 41 Veterans Avenue Class Officer 2; H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Prep Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 4. Dave has really got a voice And full of spirit he makes much noise, But all the sounds that come from him Are backed by vigor and some vim. As a Disc Jockey he 11 succeed He ' s got everything a jockey needs. CAROL A. NICKERSON 116 Shute Street Red ' s got a head that ' s never dead She ' ll never be led where angel ' s don ' t tread But when it comes to patients in their beds Nursing ' s how Red will make her bread. JOSEPH J. NICOTERA 23 Clark Street Italian Club 3; Jr. Achievement. Nicka ' s a real fantastic kid. But not the type for P. T.A. For fame he ' s going to make his bid By being a Certified P. A. PAULM. NITISHIN 102 Francis Street Dramatics 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. With misplaced proofs and other trou- ble Pudgy came back on the double To bring us many laughs and cheer No one is sad when he is near. Marine Biology is his chosen field And he ' II attack it with great zeal. FRANK J. NOONAN 132 Harvard Street H.R. Officer 2; Baseball 2,3,4. Either on or off the baseball field Our Frank will never ever part For he ' II always be a champion in our hearts. A Draftsman ' s what he wants to be. And he ' II do this successfully. 9 i 6 S THOMAS F. NOON AN 7 Thomdike Street iBM is on his mind Computers on his brain, But we are sure that New will find Tliat in this field he ' II gain much fame. JILL S. NORTON 175 Springvale Avenue Pep Squad 2,3,4. The ABC ' s will be such fun When Jill makes sure things get done. Teaching is her chosen field. And her good future is already sealed. BARBARA A. NORCOTT 35 Morris Street In the office or in personal life Barbara will have no strife She won ' t have an enemy, When she ' s a perfect Secretary. JOHN NUZZOLO 166 Bell Rock Street Class Officer 2,3,4; H.R. Officer 2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3. Whether riding a wave or plunging for yards Nuzzy never finds anything hard. Well liked by all, he ' II always find Tliat he ' s foremost in everyone ' s mind. As an Architect good things he ' II build. And all his ambitions will be fulfilled. DENISE J. NORTON 33 Mohan Street Dramatics 3; Pep Squad 4. All about the bright, blue sky, Denise ' s ambition is to Fly. As an Airline Hostess she ' ll be tops. When serving steak and hot pork chops. GAIL A. O ' BRIEN 22 Bryant Street Spanish Club 3; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. Obie ' s personality will take her far And her winning way will make her a star. Soaring above the thick white clouds. She is sure to make us proud. As a Stewardess she ' ll be the best. And fly so high over E.H.S. JEFFREY A. O ' LEARY 56 Duncan Road TOOMAS J. OLIVERl 33 Jefferson Avenue Always quick with a joke or two, Jeff has wit that ' s always new. Whatever he does when he gets through, He ' s sure to bring pride to both me and you. Dramatics 4; Italian Club 4. Tom ' s a guy we ' ll never forget, For he is one of the very best yet. With a test tube in his hand. He ' ll be the greatest Chemist in the land. STEPHEN F. O ' LEARY 68 Chestnut Street A funny kid with a quick smile, Steve is sure to travel miles. On the road of life as an Engineer, He ' ll become a success, never fear. LINDA A. OLIVIERI 36a Carlson Street A Secretary Lynn will be To her success she holds the key. Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. ANTHONY D. OLlVERI 85 Bryant Street Baseball 2,3,4; Italian Club 3,4. Ollie thinks he needs more know- ledge So off he goes to college. He is really funny to know, And sure to succeed wherever he goes. JOHN E. PACE 114 Waverly Street Junior Achievement 3. John ' s the boy with the great big smile, Laughing and joking all the while. An IBM Operator is his chosen field, And we know success his efforts will yield. DOLORES A. PALUMBO 25 Myrtle Street Class Officer 2; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Prep Club 2; Yearbook Staff 4. When this Cheerleader was on the 40 yard line. One look at her and our boys sure felt fine. Brains, personality and looks galore Dolores has these and so much more. She ' s got qualifications we can plainly see, To be a top-notch Secretary. WILLIAM H. PARK 4 Neilson Avenue A Social Worker is Fenway ' s aim And with this he ' ll gain much fame. Since there is no one who ' s more clev- er We know he ' ll succeed in every en- deavor. JO-ANN M. PANZONE 208 Linden Street If you have hair problems Jody ' ' is just your girl For as a Barber she ' II give you quite a curl. GERTRUDE E. PASCOUCHI 141 Bradford Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Beth ' s the girl with loads of persona- lity, A Commercial Artist is what she wants to be. She is always happy and full of fun. For her a successful future has begun. MADDALENA L. PAOLINI 201 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 2,4. To be a Secretary is Maddie ' s de- sire All this and more we know she ' ll ac- quire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways Are sure to gain her fame and praise. JOSEPH PASTORI 43a Alfred Street Our Joe is really quite a guy And he ' s well known to all. As an Accountant he ' II be first rate. He ' s really on the ball. ROBERT A. PATRIA 13 Russell Street We have learned Bob ' s main desire. To be a History Teacher and fame ac- quire We are sure he ' II fill his quest Doing nothing less than his best. JOYCE PELLETIER 26 Montrose Street H.R. Officer 2; Italian Club 4. Drawing pictures for you and me. An Artist is what Joyce wants to be. She ' ll paint by day. she ' ll paint by night So that her pictures will be a beautiful sight. KENNETH F. PEAVEY 86 Waverly Street Hondo ' s ambition lies in school He will teach the exception to the rule As a Teacher he will rate We all agree he ' s really great. DONNA A. PELRINE 71 Pearl Street Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 4. Don ' s personality will take her far And her winning ways will make her a star Keeping Books is her chosen field And we know success she will yield. JANICE PELLETIER 4 Magnolia Court Jan has chosen for her career, To be a Housewife, so dear. Cleaning the house and doing the dishes. We wish her luck fulfilling her wishes. RACHEL PENNA 52 Tufts Avenue Rachel has made it very plain, To be a Hairdresser is her aim. With her knowledge and desire, Tliis position she will easily acquire. I 9 6 s KAREN L. PENNEY 256 Elm Street H.R. Officer 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2. Our Karen is cute and sweet Girls like her are hard to meet A Teacher is something she wants to be Instructing in English quite diligently. JOSEPH R. PESCE 36 Florence Street Baseball 3; Basketball 3. As a State Trooper Joe will be super We know doing this he 11 be a success But not the only one from E.H.S. GAYLE A. PERRY 76 Cedar Street Spanish Club 3. To write a novel or short story Here ' s where Gayle will find great glory. And when the royalties begin to roll We ' II know Gayle has reached her goal. JOSEPHINE PESCE 169 Hancock Street Another Secretary from our class We all know Josie you sure will pass And with your pleasing disposition, You can fill any secretarial position. VALERIE E. PERRY 627 Broadway Jr. Achievement 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Teaching her students things they must learn. Val will gain her objective without being stern, Bringing new interests to all she serves She ' ll get the honor we know she de- serves. VERNA A. PETRILLl 140 Estes Street H.R. Officer 2,4; Dramatics 2; Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Jr. Achievement 4. Vema rooted for the boys in school Now she has a career to choose To become a Teacher has become a rule. With her personality how can she lose? 9 EVELYN PIETRELLA 71 Windsor Street Asan IBM Programmer Evey will ex- cel For everything she does, she does well. She ' ll run computers with great ease. And all the bosses she will please. DIANE M. PIZZANO 364 Main Street GU. Sul. 2,3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2. A Physical Therapist is Diane ' s desire One that we all will admire. She will help people get well. In the hospital where she will dwell. t KENNETH W. PIORUN 232 Main Street Dramatics 4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2. When Ken embarks on his career None of us need ever fear. For in his chosen field he ' ll head the class, Asa Music Teacher others he ' II surpass. FRANK A. POKRANT 59 Rich Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Prep Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. Poky is the boy with the brilliant mind, He ' s sure to leave the others far behind. For he ' s to be an Engineer Success to him in his career! ADELINE E. PISACRETA 21 Courtland Street Dramatics 4; Glee Club 3,4; Prep Club 2; Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Addie with her lovely smile Is full of fun all the while To be a Teacher is her aim And she will undoubtedly rise to fame. THERESA L. POLCARO 790 Broadway Dramatics 3; Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3; Prep Club 2. To be a Legal Secretary Terri has in mind, A more efficient one you ' ll never find. Personality, looks and ability to match She will make someone a beautiful catch. j 6 i 8 CHERYL A. PRESTERA 237 Springvale Avenue Prep Club 2,4; Pep Squad 4. Cheryl is cute; Cheryl is sweet As a Bookkeeper she can ' t be beat. With her charm and ambition She will gain much recognition. LINDA M. QUARTARONE 47 Floyd Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achiev. 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. We all remember Grammar School, And its childhood memories; Soon Linda will return to this. Rather Teaching the A, B.C ' s. PATRICIA D. PROVITOLA 627 Broadway Tliere are many indeed, most often the sick, And so very few to help out. So Pattie now into Nursing will go. And to people her life she ' ll devote. JAMES S. RACKI 50 Plymouth Street Playing pool is Racki ' s game. But this is not his future aim. For from the world ' s professional list He ' s chosen to be a Pharmacist. DONNA T. PULIAFICO 58 Pierce Avenue Flying ' s become a big business. And this we can surely stress. So Pogo has chosen the right field For her aim is an Airline Hostess. JOHN A. RAMOSKA 10 Cleveland Avenue Girls, cars and fun take up Jacky ' s time, A normal teenage career. But a safer future he has in mind As a Draftsman or Plane Engineer. PAUL D. RANELLI 2057 Revere Beach Pkwy. II. R. Officer 3,4; Football 3; Italian Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Nell , once a funny guy of E.H.S. Soon out into the world will be. As a Physicist proud acclaim he will gain. Factoring matter and energy. LINDA M. RAVIOLI 31 Woodville Street Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 2,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Sec. Spanish Club. Lin is cheerful, witty, and smart The kind of girl who II win your heart. Here ' s a girl we ' re all going to miss She ' s hoping to be a Journalist She ' II have no trouble in anyway Writing stories from day to day. RICHARD N. RANKIN 98 GledhUl Avenue ' Herb is undecided on three ambi- tions The Ministry, Teaching, or a Musician. And no matter which one becomes his quest. We wish him luck and the very best. ROBERT D. RAWLINSON 86 Ferry Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Jr. Achievement 4. Engineering is Bob ' s ambition And we know for sure he ' ll gain this position No finer one, there could be Tfian someone with Bob ' s ability. SALVATORE M. RAUSEO 67 Clinton Street H.R. Officer 2; Track 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Football 3. Always clowning and full of fun That ' s our Sal he ' s number one. He ' s not sure yet what his ambition will be. But hell be the greatest just wait and see. JOY C. REINSTEIN 24 Clarence Street Glee Club 2,3; Choral Arts 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3. Joy is charming, pretty and sweet. The kind of girl you ' d like to meet. To be a Commercial Artist is her de- sire. Drawing and painting for all to admire. PAUL F. RICCI 27 Cabot Street JEAN M. RIVERS 41 Mansfield Street Track 3; Italian Club 4; Football 2. As a Policeman our Rick will be on top, Happy, and cheerful, our favorite cop. With his determination and his zest, In his department he ' ll be the best. We can tell that green-eyes hopes to travel. By her aim in life you see. In Europe, Asia, or the U.S.A., As an Airline Hostess she ' ll be tops. DONNA M. RICHARDSON 31 Pleasant Street H.R. Officer 3; Italian Club 3; Pep Squad 2. Acquiescent, ambitious, fun-loving Richie. With her pretty hair and sparkling ways. As a Commercial Artist she ' II gain great praise. For in this position she ' ll be just ter- rific. JEAN T. ROCCO 10 Gardner Street Pep Squad 4. Grace and finesse she does possess, So a Model Jean will be. The guys will wait for that later date. When on Jean those new styles they ' ll see. ELAINE M. RIGOLINI 257 Main Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Year- book Staff 4. Her smile made us cheerful every day. We go for Riga in a great big way. She is neat and sure is sweet, And has a personality that no one can beat. To be an Airline Stewardess is her am- bition Fame she ' ll acquire, at this position. JOSEPH F. ROCCO 60 Dean Street Always a laugh and a smile That ' s our Rock all the while. Math is his aim And in this field he will yield. For the Rock is one who always does well And we know he ' ll excel. 4 GERALDINE R. ROCHE 12 Simonelli Place Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. Combine good looks and ability. And you have a wonderful specialty. Our little Gerri was always blessed, With all the qualities of happiness. As a Hairdresser she will succeed. And never fail to take the lead. LEONARD J. ROCKOFF 101 Francis Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; Gil. Sul. 2,3,4; Prep Club 2. Rock ' s a real wizard - he ' s so smart. He ' ll get the job done from the very start. An Electrical Engineer is his ambition, We wish him success and a lofty posi- tion. DIANE ROOS 3A Godwin Place H.R. Officer 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Sweet Diane is a girl well known. With a smile and personality all her own. An Airline Hostess - high in the clouds, Far away from the Vargis ' crowds. Tliis is what Diane longs to be We hope she meets her goal success- fully. WALTER H. ROSS 56 Highland Avenue As an Electrical Technician Walter will be, Ready for that kind of an emergency. We wish him success for both then and now, For he ' ll lighten our future the best he knows how. ROBERT F. RONGA 18 Parhn Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; FootbaU 2; Baseball 3; Track 2. Looking in a crystal ball, Bob ' s fu- ture is so clear. He ' II be a Music Writer and play it by ear. Now we ' re all sure, that audiences will hail. When Bob arranges the notes of the scale. JANICE T. ROSSETTI 987 Broadway H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Thes- pians 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Spanish Clut 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2. Our Miss Diamond Jubilee also Co-captained our cheering team. Janis is an all American girl Who ' s sure to give your heart a twirl. As an Elementary Teacher, she ' s bound to succeed. Cause she ' s got the spirit, exactly what she H need. 1 9 6 8 FRANCIS A. SACRAMONE 32 Winthrop Street Frank is full of fun and cheer. Always spreading joy to a listening ear. We all know whatever his career, He ' s sure to become a Millionaire. MARIANNE SALERNO 15 Carter Street Gilbert and Sullivan 2; Pep Squad 2,3- Secretarial work is what Marianne will do. As good as she, there are only a few. With her shorthand skill and t} ' ping speed, Marianne is the girl her employer will need. JUDITH A. SAMPLES 413 Main Street Judy IS a very sweet girl. As a Legal Secretary she ' II be a pearl. We know that she will do well. Here ' s hoping everything turns out swell. PATRICIA J. SARACENO 61 Madison Avenue Pep Squad 4. Patti is nice and very sweet. The kind of girl you like to meet. As a Beautician we know she will make the best. And be above all the rest. DENISE A. SARRO 72 Lynne Street Italian Club 2,4. Sweet Denise is a girl well known. With a smile and personality all her own. When she Teaches boys and girls some- day. She ' ll gain success in every way. FREDERICK L. SAVAGE 100 School Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 2; Junior Achievement 2. To mix formulas to cure the sick. We ' re sure that Fred will have the trick. Tonics, capsules, powders, pills; As a Pharmacist he will cure vour ills. ANTHONY S. SCLAFANI 123 Union Street He ' s one of the best we ' ve ever met Because his nice ways are hard to for- get ' Skully won ' t reveal what he aspires 3ut we ' re sure he ' II win his desires. JANIS M. SCOTTI 27 Sammet Street Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. An efficient Teacher Jan will be. She ' s got qualifications we can plainly see. Jan is pretty, all smiles and sweet. She ' ll be a great Teacher and sweep the work off its feet. PRENDEE M. SEAFORTH 231 Chelsea Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 2; GU. and Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; Field Hockey 4; French Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Library Staff 3. Loo Loo is a girl who ' s really a treasure, To have her around is a pleasure She keeps you laughing all the while And brightens your day with her smile. A Social Worker you ' II be the best Say all the kids from E.H.S. CHRISTOPHER J. SHARPE 24 Clay Avenue Orchestra 2. Chris has the smile for everyone hi sees. And everything he does he seems to please. He will join the ranks of an Engin ner We wish him luck throughout the years. DORIS A. SHAW 34 Reed Avenue French Club 4. Doris is pretty, cute and she ' s smart. To be a Nurse is close to her heart. When she is near you, no need for big pills, Her sweet disposition will cure all vour ills She ' s always cheerful and gay Let ' s hope in life you stay that way. ROBERT J. SHEA 167 Jefferson Avenue Football 3; Italian Club 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 4; Prep Club 2. To be a Teacher is Bob ' s aim; He has plenty of personality and lots of brains. Off to college we know he ' II go In order to reach his life ' s profession. And soon teach his students many a lesson. DI NNIS P. SHEEHAN 74 Everett Street KATHLEEN E. SKERRY 27 Mohan Street Teaching his students the things they must learn Den will give his subject without being stem. Bringing new interest to all he serves. He ' ll get the honor we know he de- serves. H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Jun- ior Achievement 4. Cute little Kathy as we all know, Is packed with personality from head to toe. To Teach is her desire In any classroom she ' ll be just grand Her pupils will love to go to school. To listen to her teach every rule. DIANA L. SILVA 37 Lewis Street French Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Prep Club 2. Di IS sweet Di is clever. To become a Math Teacher is her en- deavor. We can see her in every class, Teaching every lad and lass. PHILIP D. SLATER 326 Main Street Our thoughts of him will never be end- ing. We hope to hear of all the money he ' ll be spending. In Designing Ads and Commercials he ' s clever. He ' ll reach the top in any endeavor. ARTHUR C. SIMONELLI 17 Park Road Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; Jr. Achieve- ment 4; Prep Club 2,4. Arthur plans to go to college Where he can gain a lot more know- ledge. So here ' s a wish from us to you Tliat you ' II be a success in all you do. EILEEN F. SMALL 78 Gledhill Avenue Now here ' s our Eileen - so tiny and sweet, Asa great Hairdresser she won ' t be beat. Success and happiness we wish Small And a pinch to grow an inch to a real doll. BARBARA J. SMITH 114 Bradford Street MARILYN C. SMITH 25 Wilbur Street Homeroo m Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; Lyceum 2; Orchestra 2; Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 2. Joy ' s as busy as a bee An active member in all activities. But she also finds time to be a scholar And make the honor roll every quarter. Surgery is her heart ' s desire. We know she ' ll be a ball of fire. Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 3,4; Library Staff 3,4. Lynn is quiet. She is kind. She is the best you could find. As a Secretary we all know. She will always be on the go. With her bright hair and sparkling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sighs. DAVID C. SMITH 163 Jefferson Avenue When Dave becomes an Engineer Many complex problems will disappear. From his fob he will not shirk. When he starts his life time work. VICTORIA L. SMITH 26 Pleasan t View Avenue Acquiescent, ambitious, fun-loving Vicki With her as a Secretary nothing gets sticky. We know she ' ll go far in her chosen career So good luck to her and may success be near. DENNIS M. SMITH 212 Russell Street He ' s full of fun and fancy free And Accounting is his dentiny. He ' II succeed in whatever he does, Cause the guy just never loses. We ' re proud of ' Hoss in every way. Good luck to you from day to day. DIANNE C. SNEED 15 Woodlawn Avenue Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 4. Vivacious and bubbly are two good words To describe Sneedy ' s temper, as light as a bird ' s Nursing is her fond desire. In this field there V be no one higher. JOANN L. SNOOK 53 Freeman Avenue Jr. Achievement 2. Joann will reach such dazzling heights As a Stewardess on many flights With her good looks she ' II not fare Too badly with the men up there. THEODORE J. SOBALO 1 Elwood Street If rain or shine are ever near, llie weather you will always hear. From Teddy ' s educated mind As a Meteorologist fame he 11 find. WALTER A. SNOOK 165 Russell Street H.R. Officer 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4 Pep Club 2. Off the football field or on Butch always gets things done His disposition so debonair He ' II go through life without a care For IBM he wants to work. Responsibility he ' ll never shirk. WILLIAM A. SOLDANI 136 Bow Street Little Bill is not so small. With a heart like his he ' s ten feet tall. TJie numbers game will be his forte A Mathematician famous in every port. ROBERT SNOW 58 Albion Street Chemical Engineering is Bob ' s desire In this he ' II rise higher and higher. With his ability he ' ll be best And make us proud at E.H.S. ANTHONY F. SOLDANO 29 Ash ton Street Many buildings will be built. When Tony ' s life ambitions ' s filled In Construction he ' II be the best His buildings will stand above the rest. JOSEPH A. SORRENTINO 61 Cleveland Avenue ..R. Officer 2,3; FootbaU 2,3,4; Base- oall 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4. Catching passes, smacking balls, Stopping pucks and that ' s not all. Whatever Sony does, he does well. His popularity few can excel. In Electronics he ' II gain great fame. And in sports he ' II do the same. JOSEPH R. SQUARZONI 23 Parlin Street H.R. Officer 4; French Club 2. A greater kid is hard to find Or one with a sharper mind. To be a Draftsman Squiz ' s mind is set And he ' II be a great one, you can bet. I ELAINE M. STAFFIERl 15 Russell Place H.R. Officer 3,4; Dramatics 3; Pep Squad 4. Always happy, always gay That ' s our Staff in every way. To be a Secretary is her life ' s dream At that we know she ' ll be supreme. I 9 WILLIAM A. STALLWORTH 240 Bradford Street Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 4. Knocking down a forward pass Or winning a race Was has great class. Business Administration will be his field To him success will surely yield. WARREN W. STEELE 30 Church Street Warren always has a joke Or a very friendly poke. As a Bookkeeper his future holds in store Success, riches, and happiness galore. JOHN F. STEWART 30 Stevenson Avenue John is a treat to all he knows He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. He is yet undecided of his aim. Good luck John, we know you ' II win great fame. 1 6 S PAUL A. STOWELL 190 Shute Street Jr. Achievement 4. A quiet manner and winning smile Are Stagey ' s mark, hut all the while He ' s full of life and so you see He ' II never be beat by anybody. As a Pilot he ' II fly so high And leave his mark upon the sky. THOMAS Z. STRATIS 43 Corey Street Dramatics 2; Spanish Club 2. When not at the beach, Tom ' s in school Learning the subjects he hopes to rule. By Teaching Art and Biology to a class And teaching them well so all can pass. PATRICIA F. STRONG 500 Ferry Street Great personality and looks to match Pat will be a lucky catch. As a Nurse she ' II be a success And always rated one of the best. ARLENE H. SULLIVAN 29 Bucknam Street H.R. Officer 2,3; I ' rench Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Field Hockey 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff. Sully is pretty and oh so sweet Girls like her are hard to beat. She ' s so popular and loved by everyone When she ' s around there ' s always fun. A History Teacher she wants to be And all her students will be very lucky. FRANK T. SULLIVAN 81 Maiden Street Frank ' s sense of humor is rare indeea He ' ll find a joke for everyone ' s need. He ' II make his life as an Electrical En- gineer And to him fame will always be near. STEVEN J. SYLVA 12 Foster Street Steve ' s a lad who ' s undecided As to his future plan. But whatever work he undertakes We know he ' II be the man. It . MARY A. TAVANO 23 Windsor Street French Club 4. Our little Mary is full of fun And loved at E.H.S. by everyone Girls like her are hard to meet For her charming ways just can ' t be beat. To be a Teacher is on her mind And in this career happiness she 11 find. MARILYN H. TAYLOR 166 Union Street Mai is a girl with a very clear aim She wants to Teach to gain her fame. And with her record at Everett High Success will not pass her by. JEAN A. TENERIELLO 43 Albion Street Pep Squad 4. Jean ' s good looks and friendly ways Have brightened up our darker days Secretarial work appeals to her; She ' ll gain success, of that we ' re sure. ELAINE S. THOMPSON 34 Newton Street Pep Squad 4. Elaine is pretty, pleasant, and neat With winning ways that can ' t be beat As a Real Estate Agent she ' ll be the best And rise high above all the rest. SANDRA A. THOMPSON 57 Nichols Street Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2. A Secretary Sandy wants to be, TTie business world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she ' s behind the desk. That she ' II be a big success. GUIDO J. TIBERI 10 Forest Avenue H.R. Officer 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4. Junior ' s a gentleman quiet and shy But the girls don ' t pass him by. To be a Physical Education Teacher is his endeavor Succeed he will because he ' s really clever. I 9 ROBERT D. TOCE 81 Jefferson Avenue To be a Funeral Director is Rob ' 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. CAROLYN T. TODINO 46 Clinton Street Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3. A Secretary is what Carol wants to be, And work in some big company. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways, Are sure to gain her fame and praise. MARSHALL S. TOKSON 41 Luke Road H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3,4; Thes- pians 3,4; Lyceum 2,3,4; Jr. Achieve- ment 4; Yearbook Staff. To study germs is what Marshall will do Looking for the helpful and harmful too. As a Bacteriologist Marshall will be great. As he looks at plate after plate. KAREL L. TOMPKINS 3 1 Beacon Street Pep Squad 2. When she ' s a Secretary Capable and efficient, Slickie will have what ' s needed. And be more than sufficient. JOHN M. TOOMEY 86 Chestnut Street John plays it cool, by playing pool. To be a Machinist is his ambition. Here ' s hoping he gains great recogni- tion. EDWARD TRAFTON 104 Chestnut Street Ed has a wonderful aim To join the service and make quite a name. By this we all know he will gain great fame. I 9 6 S KAREN TRAVALINI 65 Freeman Avenue Pep Squad 2. A finer girl will never be found All the way the world around With her smile, charm and personality. No finer Secretary will you see. KEVIN L. VAUTOUR 23 Andrew Street Hockey 4. Handsome Kev played with zest, Asa Hockey player he ' s one of the best. With his smooth and modest ways, A Pro-hockey player he ' ll be one day. LOUIS VENEZIA 115 Glendale Street Engineering is Louie ' s aim We hope this goal he will attain. We know he will go very very far, May he build a bridge up to a star. STANLEY M. VERNON 52 Adams Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Lyceum 2; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 4. To be a Physicist, the very best. Is the ambition Stanley has in mind. With his easy way and personality Success in the Science field will be a reality. DIANE M. VETRANO 33 Pearl Street Diane will be an asset to her boss. Without her help he ' II be at a loss. With her charming smile and looks that please, A Secretary she will be with ease. FRANCINE D. VISCONTI 9 Mystic Street To be a Secretary is Francine ' s en- deavor But she will be outstanding in what- ever She tries to do in the coming years. And she will succeed, have no fears. SANDRA L. VUOLO 144 GlendaJe Street JUDITH A. WALSH 49 Everett Street A Secretary is what Sandy wants to be, And work in some big company. Her good looks and wonderful ways, Will keep her boss gay all the day. Her smile made us cheerful every day. We go for Judy in a great big way. To be a Telephone Operator is her am- bition. She ' II be terrific in this position. KAREN J. WALDNER 46 Lexington Street Dramatics 4; GiL and SuL 2; French Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. To be a School Teacher, Is what Karen has in mind. Teaching children from grades one to seven, Karen will make school as nice as heav- en. CHRISTINA WAREHAM 22 Spring Street To be a Bookkeeper is just great, For take a look at Tina ' s fate. With her gay ways and good looks. She ' II be the best among the keeper of books. CAROL A. WALKER 49 Lynde Street Jr. Achievement 4. Teaching is Carol ' s chosen field. To youngsters ' wishes she will yield. We can see her in every class. Teaching every lad and lass. JAMES C. WARREN 250 Main Street Baseball 2,4. A Draftsman someday James will be. And chart great bridges across the sea. With his winning ways and personality. We ' re sure he ' ll go down in history. KAREN A. WASILESKI 25 Jackson Avenue To be an IBM Operator is Karen ' s aim By this we know she will gain great fame With her pleasant smile and sweet ways We wish her well in future days. CAROLE F. WEBBER 55 Grover Street H.R. Officer 2,3; Dramatics 3; Spanish Club 3; Pep Squad 2. Italian, Spanish, German, or French, Carole will Teach them well. A thirst for knowledge she can quench. And in language her students will excel. DANA W. WELLS 859 Broadway Big D is a great sportsman, One of the best. And we know he ' ll make the grade. As a Marine Biologist. DIANNE M.WHITE 39 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Girls Field Hockey 4; Span- ish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Jr. and Senior Prom Committee. Whitey ' s a doll, as anyone can see. Who cheered our Crimson to victory. In helping the needy , the less fortunate, the poor, She ' s wished with luck forevermore. DIANE C. WHITNEY 67 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 3; Pep Squad 4. Diane will take dictation If she can remember her Gregg And with all her charms and patience She ' s sure to get ahead. THOMAS F.WHOLLEY 3 1 Foster Street French Club 4. Tom ' s got big plans For his future years He intends to be One of the best Engineers. ALICE M. WILICHOSKI 28 Thurman Street Dramatics 3,4; French Club 3,4. Alice will teach the ABC ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease. We know she will find a way To Teach her pupils every day. 1 III CAROL L. WINSOR 107 Waverly Street Flying high in the azure bhw. We ' II see our Carol tried and true: She ' ll ehecr the angels way up high, And flaunt her personality in the sky. WAYNE G. WOODFORD 11 Belmont Street Junior Achievement 3; Basketball 3,4. To be a Physicist is Wayne ' s ambi- tion, And he will do well in this position. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind. He ' s the type of guy you seldom can find. ARLENE F. WOOD 137a Belmont Street Dramatics 4; French Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3. Teaching her students things they must learn, Woodsie will work without being stern: Bringing new interest to all she serves She II get the honor we know she de- serves. ANN M. WOODLOCK 135 Harvard Street Junior Achievement 3. While Ann was in school She always learned quick. If you have her for a Nurse, You won ' t mind being sick. PAUL K. WOOD 25 Veterans Avenue H.R. Officer 4; Football 2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; BasketbaU 2. Like many others, Paul is missing A thought or fancy for a future ambi- tion: But in any case it ' s needless to say. He ' ll be a success whatever his way. KAROL A. WOODWARD 148 Bradford Street Junior Achievement 4; Pep Squad 4. To be a Bookkeeper is Woody ' s am- bition With her good work and looks. She ' ll surely achieve that position. And will surely yield in that field. PETER M. WORTMAN 36 Shute Street Let ' s hear it for Pete, He ' s Art School bound. When it comes to great drawing, he can ' t be put down. Another DaVinci, you never can tell, Cause we ' re rooting for Pete and wishing him well. ROCHELLE H. YANKOWSKY 111 Fremont Avenue Spanish Club 4; Prep Club. Her friendly way and lovely smile Will bring her success for a long while Ronnie will always be at ease Nursing her patients so she ' ll please. MARIE L. YANNACO 38 Stuart Street Dramatics 2; Spanish Club 2; Junior Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. Dear to our hearts she ' II always be Ever remembered for her personality Looks and poise are hers forever Along with her Teaching endeavor. ARTHUR ZACKULAR 62 Jefferson Avenue H.R. Officer 3; Spanish Club 2 Achievement 2,3; Prep Club 2. Teaching is an art, Which takes patience and skill: When a person like Zack takes part. All requirements are fulfilled. Jr. ANGELA M. ZEOLI 65 Newton Street Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. Ang had made her decision, A Stewardess she wants to be She ' ll make a fine addition to any crew Tfiat you can plainly see. JOHN M. ZICHITTELLA 16 Henderson Street H.R. Officer 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 2. For Painting all those public ads You have to have a certain pizazz: Jack has this quality thru and thru. And you ' ll hear acclaim for whatever he may do. CAMERA SHY Robert Barrasso Douglas Dizoglia Robert Rossi Elizabeth Sanderson Gerald Young DECEASED Alan John Bonfiglioli Barbara Jean Hauser Sandra Venezia Not Forgotten by Theii Classmates Rest In Peace i earSooA Queen 110 Deborah Govostes Janice Doherty 111 Jfi jBi es Christine Falzarano Denise Norton Janice Doherty GiiizensAip C warcf Sanh ' i CTlwarcf Science C warcf Donald Burke and John HUl 114 Paul Davis and Michael Michalski G ass CProp ec TO ALWAYS RETAIN THE FLOWER OF YOUTH Sliaron Amato, Mildred Cardcllo, Laura Carlcton, Harriet Cohen, Charlotte Colonna, Linda 1 asciano, Marie l eehan, Sandra Gibbs, Linda lamelh, Valerie Lorgeree, Helen Kennedy, Jill Norton, Karen Penney, Iwelyn Pietrella, Linda Ravioli, Robert Ronga, Robert Shea, Karen Waldncr, Arlene Wood, Louise An- nese, Janet l arless, Marianne Salerno. TO BE ALUMNI OF B. C. -- BOOT CAMP Robert Bowser, Karl Broman, Robert Coppozza, John D ' Orsi, Ralph Ferrara, Tom Kelly, Frank Devlin, Michael Gochis, Peter Messina, Paul Michaud, David Smith, Theodore Sobalo, William Soldano, John Ramoska, Prank Noonan, Vin- cent Mason, Frank Sullivan. LOUD AND LONG-LARYNX ATHLETES Charlotte Anzalone, Herbie Bessler, Nina Chiarello, Joan Durante, Theresa Gritti, Patty Hogan, Jean Jenkinson, Pat Lucci, Nancy Kearney, Jo Ann Mattuchio, Josephine Pesce, Patty Provitola, Karen Wasileski, Alice Wilichoski, Rochelle Yankowski, Paul Stowell, Diane Betrano, Jeanne Hussey. BLONDE BOMBSHELLS Nancy Bradbrook, Carol De Ome, Larry Donnelly, Debbie Govostes, Susan His- cock, Ellen Liberman, Marsha Beatrice, Rachel Penna, Joanne Snook, Mary Tavano, Sandra Thompson, Karel Thompkins, Karol Woodward, Angela Zeoli, Mary Ann Cygan, Diane White, Linda Le Ray, Sandra Vuolo. LEADERS OF THE P. T. A. Paula Alyward, Debbie Blackmon, Gail Chipman, Marie Coppola, Elena Giove, Eileen Holden, Sandy Hurney, Liz Jones, Elaine De Marco, Roseanna Messina, Laura Meyer, Darlene Morey , Denise Norton, Linda Olivieri, Donna Pelrine, Patricia Strong, Jean Teneriello,, Diane Whitney, Kathleen Cordwell, Francine Visconti. 117 ALWAYS LATE BUT NEVER BEHIND Rita Cosby, Patricia Doyle, Joseph Andreotti, Stephen Belloise, Barry Loiter, Thomas Noonan, Robert RawHnson, Jean Rivers, Joe Rocco, Virdnia Rossii Philip Slater, Victoria Smith, Warren Steele, Paul Rivido, Carol Lo Russo, Diana Silva, Donna Richardson, Danny Bochetti. FASHION LEADERS OF TOMORROW Charlene Clifford, Linda De Angelis, Grace Donovan, Shirley Dulock, Linda Ferragamo, Beverly Forbes, Patricia Gaglione, Anne Giacchetto, Linda Goscinak, Judy Magner, Janice Marsinelli, Maureen Mc Mahon, Geraldine Miranda, Donna Puliafico, Stephan Sacco, Francis Sacramore, Karen Travalini, Christina Wareham, Sandy Maitinelli. i KRAK KRUSADERS AGAINST KRIME Robert Barrasso, David Dooley, Bobby Glancy, Gerry Griffin, John Hanson, Joe Lo Russo, Joe Maddox, Jeffrey O ' Leary, Joseph Pesce, Walter Snook, Michael Casaccio, Arthur Rossi, James Warren, Arthur Zackular, Thomas Hickey, Robert Adams, John Hanley, Richard Grout. CHARM SCHOOL LEADERS Donna Guliano, Ann Marie Guida, Elaine Heffernan, Maryanne Herrington, Gail Hoenig, Linda Juliano, Diane Lattanzi, Cheryl Levine, Lorraine Lombardi, Patricia Lucci, Marion Ball, Mary Anne Manupelli, Louise Mason, Kathleen Mc Farland, Janice Rossetti, Marilyn Smith, Judy Walsh, Carol Weber, Jo-Ann Aiello, Edward Trafton, Marilyn Taylor, Joyce Bartlett, Linda Cummings. FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE MAFIA Andrew Delia Plana, Alfeo De Matteis, Joseph De Vito, Dennis Assenzo, Dante De Vincenzo, Lewis De Tommaso, Peter Mimmo, David Nelson, Anthony Sclafani, Luois Venezia, John Zichitella, Aldo Mastrocola, Anthony Abate, Gerry Caiazzo, John Corbett, Douglass Dizoglia, Sal Gardino, Sal Rossio, James Racki, Carmen Dorato, Domenic D ' AUeva, Paul Ranelli, Robert Coghano. 118 G ass CProp iecy OFFICE ASSETS Dcnise Caprio, Linda Catanzano, Lucianne Celata, Rachel Cruikshank, Helen Ui Battista, Paula lidmonds, Marlene Levenson, Mary Moniscalco, Terry Mannetta, Gloria Masi, Patricia Cataruzolo, Jean Rocco, Joy Reinstein, Linda De Maria, ' Carolyn Todino, Geraldine Roche, Barbara Lennox. PHYSICAL SPECTACLES James Bartlett, Scott Douglas, Ernest Cox, Richard Ferraco, Robert Gaff, Paul I rongillo, Peter Healy, Thomas Joyce, Edward Lawless, Robert Levetin, Michael Listorti, I ' rancis Barry, Richard Letendre, Arthur Martignetti, Anthony Oliveri, Frederick Savage, Robert Patria. TO BALANCE THE SCALES OF GOOD DINING Steven Abbott, Barbara Briggs, Mary Centurino, Linda D ' Andrea, Maureen Doherty, Linda Flint, Pauline Gallant, Eileen Griffin, Diane Holbrook, David Hor- ner, Joseph Condelli, Elea:ior Alex, Bobby Corcoran, John Marra, Theresa Polcaro, Robert Toce, Thomas Wholley, Peter Wortman, Carole Catanzano, Robert Dunphy, Ann Hudson, Marianne Salerno, Fred Cafasso. LEADERS OF THE BROWNIE TROOPS Charlene Donabedian, Anita Galante, Jane Garofalo, Karen Garofalo, Brenda Giannattasio, Bonnie Hedly, John Kavanaugh, Donna De Caro, Joan Monterose, Madelina Paoline, Kathleen Ryan, Patricia Saraceno, Denise Sarro, Janis Scotti, Barbara Smith, Dana Wells, Marie Latorelli. MODELS FOR COMIC STRIP CHARACTERS John Carpenter, Edward Cohan, Charlene Davis, Vicki De Santis, Virginia De Santis, Henry Fitzgerald, Joe Gentile, 1 rancis Hegner, Peter lovanni, Joseph Nicotera, John Pace, Judith Samples, Linda Howard, Prendee Seaforth, Laura Mason, Joe Dascoh, Carol Marek, Beth Pascouchi, Robert Marden. 119 Gfass CPropJii opnecy LEADERS OF THE PACK Sharon Clark, Karan Dannenbcrg, Janice Doherty, Diane Gray, Terry Mc Adams, Diane Moynihan, Elaine Rigolini, Diane Roos, Doris Shaw, Arlene Sullivan, Mary Nee, Dolores Palumbo. DEDICATED TO GETTING IN TUNE Dennis Eisnor, John Gentile, Joan Hayden, Rhona Hurwitz, Bill Crowley, Stanley Vernon, Lorraine Mindis, Paul Kitishin, Kenneth Piorum, Thomas Stratis, Chris- topher Sharpe, William Brady. AUTHORS: WHEN I WAS AN ATHLETE Ray Brickley, John Cintolo, Anthony Dascoli, Eugene Dumas, Al I ' oumier, Thomas Garofano, Lee Johnson, Billy Kerrigan, John Morganto, Frank Russo, Joseph Sorrentino, Billy Stallworth, Junior Tiberi, Paul Wood, Steve Giannelli, Ron GratYeo, Joey Green, Paul Davis. T. V. MODELS FOR MATTRESS COMMERCIALS James Bakeman, Bobby Bontempo, Lynda Brown, Bobby Listen, John Luongo, John Giantonia, Tom Lawless, Joseph Pastori, Paul Ricci, John Stewart, Stevie Sylva, Dennis Sheehan, Gerald l itzpatrick, Angelo Di Bartolemo, James l ahey, Alfred Luongo, Thomas Biggins. POOR BUT HAPPY Kathleen CuUen, Teresa De Vito, Stephen DrysdaJe, Maryann Gaglione, Patty Goodwin, Diane Hartz, Kathy Hogan, Bobby Lyons, Marilyn Bellotatto, Nedda Di Rico, Janice Mulone, Carol Nickerson, Steven O ' Leaiy, Jo-Ann Panzone, Adelini Pesacretta, Robert Snow , Gerald Young, Carol Walker, Mark Mc Kay, Diane Sneed, Elaine Thompson, Christine Falzarano, I ' rank Dunn. C ass T ropAecy HEADLINL HUNTERS Louise Ascoli, Wilnia Bclinsky, Donald Burke, Linda Callendar, Robert C ' osentino, Linda Cunningham, I ' aul Doran, Brenda liynn, Sandra Gilnian, Rieiiard Green, Jon Le Comic, Linda Mastrocola, Chcryll Me Kee, Michael Miehalski, i;dith Milley, Wayne Woodford, Marie Yannaco, Camille l eudo, Anthony Carlucci, Ronnie Hiscock, Thomas Oliveri. CURATORS OF A JOKE SHOP Angela Baldessare, Patricia Cribbins, Patty De Sisto, Wayne 1 ourgere, Charlene Frazier, Marie Kaminski, Phyllis Mc Donough, Janice Pelletier, Joyce Pelletier, Valerie Perry, Kathleen Skerry, Elaine Staffieri, Kevin Voutour, Carol Winsor, Ann Woodlock, Cheryl Prestera, Dennis Smith, Grace Daily, Verna Petrilh, Linda Quartarone, Theresa Ciulla, Patricia De Simone. BUSY BRAIN TRUSTS Gary Adams, Judson Barton, Peter Bourque, James Circo, Maureen De Rubeis, Diane Di Maria, Harry I itzpatrick. Randy Glassman, Paul Haggett, Kenneth landolo, Warren Lever, Marshall Tokson, Dawn Kaye, Lorraine Mavilio, Diane Pizzano, Leonard Rockoff, Gayle Perry, Barbara Hatch. TO RIDE THE WILD SURF Jim Forte, Richard Fiske, Dale Jenkins, Gus Martinez, John Nuzzolo, Patricia Laugh- lin, Frank Enfanto, John Hill, William Park. FUTURE CENTERS FOR THE N. B. A. Michael Barisano, Stephen Chapski, Kathleen Dascoli, John Evans, Louis Gianat-asio, Theresa Keefe, Peter Kittredge, Kathy Leavitt, Marianne Napohtano, Kenneth Peavey, Richard Rankin, Walter Ross, Robert Rossi, Arthur Simonelli, Eileen Small, William Soldani, Joe Barletta. I Ml rrr- ■ ' J- - : — ' — r- 1 There always will be a big question mark when it comes to predicting the outcome of a football season. Coach Sarno was optimistic as he prepared his charges for the opening game. There was a nucleus of letter- men to be combined with a smattering of sophomore and junior candidates which could give us a fairly representative season. We opened against a Newton team that had down- ed us the previous year and we were out for revenge. Midway thru the first period, Parisi, a junior, on a bone crushing block by Brickley, romped for sixty- nine yards for our opening score. Erickson converted for two points. In the second stanza, Erickson tossed a perfect pass to Garofano for fifty-two yards and another touchdown. Garafano took charge of the two point conversion. In the third quarter, Parisi, Brickley, and Nuzzolo moved the ball on the ground until Nuzzy went in for his initial score. The conversion was missed. Newton scored a lone touchdown as the result of a blocked punt which put them on our one yard line. We quickly recovered this score when Erick- son popped a beauty into the arms of Wood and he sped into the end zone. This ended the scoring as we came out with a twenty-eight to six win. GianneUi, 126 Dumas, and Cintolo were great in the line. The services of Captain Kerrigan were missed as his leg injury kept him out of action. Our next outing was against Somerville and this too was to be a revenge game. This proved to be a real squeaker as we came from behind to win. The Highlanders opened with an easy score on an interception and a thirty-nine yard gallop. The point after gave them a seven to nothing lead. From here on our defense stood out as we held them to thirty-nine yards for tiie rest of the game. We scored our touchdown in the sec- ond period after Wood and Sorrentino combined to block a punt. Parisi and Nuzzolo then brouglit the ball in close and from here Brickley banged over for the score. We went for broke on the conversion and made good on an Erickson to Sorrentino pass for the winning two points. The second half was a stalemate as we battled back and forth. Stallworth scin- tillated in his defensive back field spot. The followmg week we gave our followers heart throbs again as we had to come from behind to eke out a win over Quincy. The Presidents caught Erickson in the end zone in the first period to take charge by two points. In the second period we struck twice on runs of seventy yards by Parisi and another seventy yard jaunt on an option play by Erickson. Both con- versions were missed. The third period was Quincy ' s turn to score and pull close to us on a touchdown pass. The fourth period found our Adversary taking over the lead as our de- fense broke down. With time running out we marched f o r eiglit yards and Garafano went in for a score to enable us to win by a twenty to sixteen score. Nuzzolo, Brickley, Davis, Garafano, Parisi, and Erickson all were great in their perform- ance behind Giannelli, Wood, Sorrentino, and Cintolo. We continued our winning ways against Revere as we rolled over them by a thirty to fourteen score. The first half was the ball game for us as we did all our scoring. Wood garnered two passes of fifty and thirty-five yards for two scores while Parisi aided the cause with a five yard burst and sixty-four yard sprint for another. Ray Brickley intercepted a pass and re- turned it for fifty-two yards to end our scoring for the day. We failed on every conversion. Against Powerhouse Medford, we finally ran out of steam. Our ground defense was in great shape but the Mustang went to the air and this licked us. We started the scoring with our backs alternating on great runs and Nuzzolo scored. Erickson converted on a run for two more points. In the second period the Blue and White took over on a run for two more points. In the second period the Blue and White took over on a field goal and a touchdown as we were frustrated in our scoring endeav- ors. In the second and third periods they bombed us for three more touchdowns and four conversion points to lead us by thirty-two to eight. This was not the end for the Big Red as Erickson passed to Wood for a score and then Erickson sprinted for another touchdown. This brought the score to thirty-two to twenty-two but time ran out and we lost a thriller. tffiiii S5 1 ' I -iwfasa - 127 Quincy North was another one of those hair raisers. First we took the lead, then we went behind, and finally caught up in the fourth period and went aliead to win it. The first period saw Erickson pass to Nuzzolo who scampered for fifty yards and the score and Parisi converted. Then North scored twice in the second period to lead us fourteen to eight. Ray Brickley led the way in the second half with some great blocks as Parisi tied up the score. Then in the final quarter Erickson tossed to Parisi for forty yards and another score with Sorrentino con- verting for two points as we came out on top by twenty-two to fourteen. Pound for pound, Davis was the greatest on the field of defense. Beverly was a newcomer on our schedule and we were not too certain as to what to expect. The Panthers from the North Shore scored first and converted for two points. Erickson then passed to Sorrentino for a score but we missed the conversion. The roof fell in on us in the second period as they rode rougli- shod over us for two more scores to take a twenty-four to six half time lead. The start of the second half saw them put another score up against us. Then we came to life as Eirckson passed to Sorrentino for a touchdown. Then Erickson came back on the next ball exchange and tossed to Parisi for another touchdown. Both conversions were missed. Then we were stopped in our tracks and Beverly scored again. This thirty- eight to eighteen loss dampened our spirits considerably. Maiden vs Everett battles have been great down thru the years with the unexpected a possibility. The Golden Tornadoe had no trouble stopping us at every turn. This was not our day as everything proved to be to our disadvantage. As the final whistle sounded we had been soundly thumped by a lop-sided score of thirty to nothing. Turkey Day and Chelsea! The embarrassment of last year ' s loss was still with us. This year it would be different. The weather was miserable! Rain and a field which was a quagmire. Chelsea started a march early in the game only to have Garo- fano intercept a pass and we proceeded to score. An Erickson to Wood pass was good to the ten yard line and Erickson ran it in from there. Later Everett again put on a sustained drive and Parisi scored. Both conversion attempts were missed. Chelsea had a determined drive going in the second period but gave up the ball on our fourteen yard line. We moved the ball but were forced to kick with only nineteen seconds left. A poor pass bounced around and Erickson scooped up the ball and set sail and scored again on a ninety yard dash. The Red Devils were out of the game by this time and the Big Red finished them off with one more score as Erickson ran it in for his third tolich- down in our thirty-two to nothing win. To those graduating seniors go our sincere wishes for success and happiness and our thanks for making our Saturdays so pleasant, win or lose. 128 Coach Pelosi had high hopes as he called out candidates for the Big Red hoop team. Under the leadership of All league choice and All New England choice Lee Johnson the season could be pretty fair with the little height we had. We did lack the experience of a veteran team. We opened the season against an unheralded and unsung Chelsea on December 15. The Red Devils proceeded to give us a lesson in ball handling, defensive play, and offensive shooting. We were cauglit flatfooted and could notuntrack ourselves all niglit. We dropped behind by a fifteen to fourteen score at the quarter and by thirty to twenty-seven at the half. Chelsea length- ened the lead to five points at the end of the third quarter. De- spite our fourth quarter rally we were forced to eat humble pie by a fifty-six to fifty-four count. Johnson showed a good eye with twenty points. We were determined to make up for this loss against our arch rival Somerville. We showed great strength as we forged to a three point lead at the end of the first quarter and spread this to a six point margin as we led thirty-four to twenty-eight at the half. We kept things pretty well in hand in the third peri- od even though our lead was cut to three points. We ran out of gas in the final period and nothing seemed to fall in the basket for us. Somerville came on in the last minute to nose us out by a sixty-seven to sixty-five score. This was a heartbreaker. Das- coli was high with twenty-one points while Johnson and Green had fourteen and thirteen each. We faced New Bedford just before Christmas and found that Santa Claus had forgotten all about us. This was the best team we were to face all season. We managed to hold our own for the first period but then the Whalers pulled away by ten points just before the half ended. We came back in great style in the third quarter and outscored them. Then we ran out of gas again. The final score was seventy- four to sixty-three as we fell by the wayside. Dascoli was high man again with twenty-five points while Johnson had twenty- two. After losing three in a row we managed to hit the comeback trail with a win over Quincy to bid farewell to the year 1967. We seemed to have this one from the start as we opened a two point first quarter lead to a thirty-three to twenty-three edge at the half. We kept our lead througli the third period and went on to down the Presidents by a sixty-seven to forty-eiglit score. Johnson dominated play all niglit as he dropped in twenty-eiglit points. We started off the New Year in a very gratifying manner as we garnered a win over Revere. We led at all times in the ball game by a narrow margin. The final period decided the game as we came out on top by a seventy to sixty-two score. Lee Johnson had a very hot hand as he scored thirty-three points to lead all scorers. We continued our winning ways against the Medford Mus- tangs. This game proved that we could put offensive and de- fensive abihty to our advantage. Our biggest first half lead of the year was in this game as the scoreboard showed us ahead forty-three to nineteen. Coach Pelosi was able to clear the bench in the second half as we dominated the game. The final score was seventy-nine to fifty-two. Johnson, Green, Washington, and Cogliano were all in double figures. Our game against the Maiden Tornadoes proved to be a nip and tuck affair right down to the wire. We lead at the half by three points and spread this to ten points at the end of the third quarter. We lost our touch in the final stanza and Maiden came on strong. We managed to hold on and emerge with victory in our grasp by a sixty-two to fifty-nine score. Johnson again led all scorers with Dascoli close behind. We finished the first half session against a good North Quincy team. We boomed into a first quarter lead of twenty-one to twelv e and this managed to be a life saver for us. North found the hoop in the second-quarter but we managed to hold on by two points as the half ended. The play was very close in the third quarter as we held on to the two point margin. The final quarter saw us increase our lead and as the final whistle blew we had come out on top by sixty-eiglit to sixty-five. Johnson had twenty-two points and Green eighteen. We were out for revenge against Chelsea after our early sea- son defeat. We grabbed an eight point lead in the first quarter but the Red Devils came back and narrowed this to one point as the half ended. The third period was all Crimson as we found our shooting eyes and proceeded to out shoot and outscore them in our eighty-two to sixty-one triumph. Again it was John- son with twenty-seven points and Dascoli with twenty-two. Somerville broke our victory string in a very close ball game. We matched each other basket for basket until just before the half ended when they managed to pull four points aliead. The second half was a repeat of the first except that we were uanble to make up the deficit of the four points and this proved to be the deciding factor as we bowed to sixty-two to fifty-eight for the final score. The first quarter against New Bedford appeared to be the making of a grand upset as we roared off to a seven point lead. We then lost our touch as the Whalers found theirs and pulled to a thirty-nine to thirty-eiglit point lead at the half. The third period was a ding-dong fight all the way as we wound up all even. The final canto proved our downfall as we fell apart and wound up on the short end of an eighty-eight to seventy-seven score. Johnson was all over the floor and dunked in thirty points. The team bounced back against the Presidents of Quincy. This was a come-from-behind ball game for the Maroon all the way. We were behind all the way for the first three periods when suddenly Johnson, Dascoli, and Green found their shooting eyes and we pulled it out of the fire in the closing minutes by an eiglity-four to seventy-nine margin. The Mustangs of Medford made a great game of it for the first half as we led them by a small two points. The third period proved to be their undoing as Johnson and Dascoli found the range and opened up a ten point spread. Once again victory was ours as the final whistle showed the Big Red on the long end of an eighty-three to seventy-four score. Johnson and Das- coli matched each other with twenty-two points. Our return match with Revere was a far cry from our first encounter. We quickly sped to the front with a first quarter five point lead and increased it to ten as the half ended. The third quarter proved to be another high scoring effort as we in- creased our lead to twenty points. Coach Pelosi emptied the bench but it was a complete disaster for the Beach City boys from here in. The squad just missed hitting the century mark as the whistle sounded. Final score, Everett ninety-nine. Revere seventy-two. Dascoli pumped in thirty-five points and Green had twenty-four. We managed to get off to a miserable start against Maiden and fell behind by eight points as the quarter ended. Suddenly our defense and offensive powers came to life and we not only cauglit up but forged ahead by a twenty-nine to twenty-four count as the half ended. We continued our great work in the second half and wound up on the long end of a seventy-five to fifty-eight score. Johnson, Dascoli, and Green all hit the double figure column. Perhaps the final game blues or complacency settled on us as we faced North Quincy. The Clam Diggers took over from the start and never let up. They led by seven points at the quarter and spread it to fourteen as the half ended. We felt that we would wake up in the second half but this was not to be so as they increased their lead to nineteen points. The final score proved to be the worst licking we took all year as we wrapped up our uniforms for the last time. North Quincy eighty-nine, Everett Seventy-one. Win or lose our team members thrilled us time and again. May your futures be briglit and may all your endeavors be in the win column. Coach James Mulloy smiled with anticipation as he greeted the veteran hockey squad and new prospects left him by Mr. Henry Schlegel who had retired as mentor of the club. It was to be hoped that the change in coaching personnel would not af- fect the expected performance of the team. The services of Captain Joe Sorrentino in goal were lost before the season got underway due to a basketball injury suffered outside school jurisdiction. This hurt. The league schedule was warmed up to with a series of scrim- mages with non-league teams and the squad derived a great deal of benefit from these practice sessions. We participated in two pre-season Jamborees and came out with victories over Charles- town by a four to two score and defeated Austin Prep by four to nothing. These victories, althougli bright, had their dark side too as Vautour was lost in goal for three weeks as the result of a head injury. We opened the league season against Don Bosco, resplendent in our new uniforms, and proceeded to live up to expectations. The team battled head to head for two periods stalemated at one goal each. Our goal was scored by Clancy on assists by Busby and Morganto. In the final stanza Feldhoff, on assists from Clark and Savage drilled home what proved to be the winning goal. Then everything went our way as Clancy took a pass from Morganto and Busby and rifted in goal number three. Busby came flying down the ice and garnered his first goal unassisted. Our fourth goal of the period gave Bob Clancy the hat trick as he took a pass from Brian Brickley and Ray Brickley and finished off the scoring for the evening. Our five to one victory was sweet music to our ears. The tables were turned in our game with Maiden. Despite goals by Busby unassisted and Glancy with the assist of Mor- ganto we were forced to bow in defeat by a four to two margin. Quincy was said to be the team to beat this year as tlie ex- perts picked this club to win the championship. We started off without the slightest fear of their reputation and Busby put us into a quick one to nothing lead on a pass from Glancy. This seemed to bother our adversaries and they proceeded to stop us at every turn from here on. In the meantime their offensive machine went to work and showed us why the experts were correct. Consistent play paid off for them and they emerged the victors by a four to one count. North Qunicy had a mediocre team and we did not seem to have too much trouble with them for the major part of the game. We took a lead of three to two on goals by Morganto, Glancy, and Feldhoff and assists by Garofano, Busby, and held this lead with twenty-five seconds to go, but suddenly they tied it up in a pileup in front of our goal. This was a heartbreaker. Our outing against Christopher Columbus was another test of our ability against a prospective champion. We fought to a standstill for the first period with neither team able to score. In the second period Ray Brickley put the Crimson on the score board with a brilliant solo goal. Columbus matched this but then we came back with another score by Morganto and the assists by Glancy and Feldhoff. This was the extent of our scoring but not so for them. They proceeded to garner three more goals and we were faced to accept a four to two loss. Revere was not the feared team of previous years as they lacked the veterans of the past. Of all the times for them to break out of their slump this was the niglit. They played their usual loose brand of hockey and we got off to a two goal first period lead on goals by Glancy and Feldhoff assisted by Mor- ganto, Feldhoff, and Glancy. Then the roof fell in on us and everything we did went wrong. They bombed our goal from every angle and when the smoke of battle had cleared we had not only failed to score again but saw seven of their goals staring us in the face. After this disaster we looked forward to facing Chelsea who had yet to win a game. We had sliglit shakeup in our lineup and perhaps this aided us in beating the Red Devils by a nine to nothing score. This was our first league shutout and helped restore some confidence. Glancy performed the hat trick again while other goals were scored by Busby with two, Mor- ganto, Garafano, Barbati, and Laliey. Assists were by Ray Brickley, Glancy, Morganto, Brian Brickley, Busby, Maddox, Feldhoff, and Flint. O ' Hearn performed great in the net while Savage and Graffeo showed hustle on defense. I Our second time around in league competition brought us face to face with Bosco again. This was a repetition of the first outing and we disposed of them by the same score as previously, five to nothing. This time Busby had the hat trick while Morganto and Glancy added one each. Assists were by Ray Brickley with four, Glancy with three, and Morganto with one. We came back to revenge our previous loss to Maiden and it was with deep satisfaction that we did just that to the tune of five to three. Bob Glancy had two goals whUe Busby, Ray Brickley, and Morganto had one each. Ray Brickley had two assists and Garafano, Feldhoff, Morganto, and Glancy one each. Our winning streak was broken as we ran up against Quincy. Again we managed to get off to a fast start on a fine shot by Morgantoonan assist by Busby. We played good hockey for the rest of the game but Lady Luck was against us. We did every- thing but win the game and were a disappointed group after our three to one loss. Woburn was our next opponent in a non-league game and Morganto proved to be the big gun in our offense as we scored a two to nothing shutout. Captain Joe Sorrentino had his initial start in this game and was outstanding in the goal until a bad cut on the leg put him back on the injured list again. Our second game against North Quincy was a vindication for the closing-second tie they came up with previously. We bombed them from the start and Morganto with two goals and Busby, Brian Brickley, Barbati, and Glancy each contributed one. Glancy had three assists, Ray Brickley two, Morganto two, and Clark and Lahey one each. The team could not stand prosperity and fell completely apart against Christopher Columbus the following week. Bob Glancy managed to score a lone goal with assists going to Mor- ganto and Busby. This was the extent of our scoring for the night as the Explorers belted us to the tune of nine to one in our worst show of the season. We bounced back against Revere and made amends for our previous loss to the Beach City Boys. This was a close one but we managed to hold on by the narrowest of margins and win it four to three. Goals were scored by Feldhoff, Lahey, Brian Brickley, and Busby. Assists went to Lahey, two; Feldhoff, two; R. Brickley, B. Brickley, Morganto, and Glancy. Hapless Chelsea was our final victim. Play was dominated by us all night long. Goals were scored by Ray Brickley, two; Glancy two; Maddox, Morganto, and Lahey. Assisting on the goals were B. Brickley, R. Brickley, Busby, and Glancy, two. The fitting climax was the goal of Joe Maddox who had been so frustrated in his previous attempts. Good luck to all you warriors of the hockey rink. May you skate to victory and success in all your charges down the frozen surface of life. jmES FAHEV RJCHARV GREEN TOM GAROFANO AUTHONV CARLUCCJ Gfa ass In 1 964, at Parlin Junior High, the Class of 68 was launched on its career in scholarship and leadership. Dur- ing our freshman year, we enjoyed many note worthy assemblies. How could we ever forget the performance of Barbara Smith in her recitation of The Raven. It was here where such names as Wood, Kerrigan, Giannelli, Nuzzolo, Brickley, Luongo, and Stallworth came to the front. The basketball team bounced into Boston Garden fresh from winning the League title and semi-final tournament under the guidance of Coach Edward Murray. Despite heroic efforts from Joe Green, Tony Dascoli, Junior Tiberi, John Hill, Al Fournier, and Co-Capts. Paul Wood and Lee Johnson, the team went down to defeat in the finals. We started the first hockey pro gram with Jim MuUoy as coach. Headed by Jack Morganto, Joe Sorrentino, Bob Glancy, Ray Brickley, and Tom Garofano, the team put together an impressive 19-6-1 record. Then came the time of the distribution of Parlin P ' s. To list all the recipients would be impossible, but it just goes to show our great achievement in scholarship and all around service to the school and community. Gradually the year came to an end, and we seemed very anxious to leave Parlin and journey one step beyond, across the way, into the wilderness of E. H. S. That friglitful day in September came too soon. We didn ' t have much time to enjoy our summer vacation with all the wondering and worrying of what was to come. But here we now stood as members of Everett High School. At first it was hard adapting to the many difficulties and new routines. The boys, I ' m sure, were especially sad when they no longer had to wear their neckties. Now they had to become accustommed to the casual dress of sweatshirts and dungarees. It was like freedom at last. No more cops to chase after us for crossing the street without permission. No more walking one behind the other, and free recess with a co-ed cafeteria, and no bar between us. We chose John HUl as our leader, with John Nuzzolo as Vice President, Dolores Palumbo as Secretary, and David Nelson as Treasurer. WUma Belinsky, Patricia Hogan, and Marie Kaminsky represented the class in the school council. It was hard at first, as we all expected, but with just a little time and effort, we were sure to succeed. As sophomores, we watched the football team come on strong for their third consecutive 9-0 season. Although most of us were not starters, we were preparing to take over their positions upon their graduation. 66 was the year where only a few of our players, Johnson, Tiberi, and Cogliano, won the opportunity to play varsity basketball. We found out the feeling of disappointment by being disqualified from the Tech Tourney by only one game. Coming up as sophomores, we aided coach Schleagel ' s sextet to its first winning season in hockey. We became members of Language clubs. Glee Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, and other groups we could participate in. Remember how Brenda Flynn won the Oratorical Contest. Also, Barbara Smith and Warren Lever with their many prize winning speeches. And what about Wilma Belinsky who led us along in Junior Achievement. Who said sophomores are silly. We were advancing, and no one was to put anything over on us. Before we knew it thougli tlie year had passed, and we now moved up one more step into the Junior Class. We enjoyed our summer vacation in the hot sun, but my gosh! before we realized, September rolled around again. This year it was our turn to watch those Httle sophomores come up with their weird expressions, wondering what to do and how to do it. They were going through what we had just completed. Again we chose John Hill as our president. Followed by John Nuzzolo, as Vice President, Charlene Frazier, as Secretary, and Warren Lever, as Treasurer. One more member was added to the school council. Now there were ; Wilma Belinsky, Donna DeCaro, Patricia Hogan, and Marie Kaminsky to represent us. I The football season came, and althougli our junior year was not as successful as we had hoped, signs of improve- ment began to show near the end of the season when our team started again with Bill Kerrigan, and the fine run- ning of Ray Brickley, TomGarofano,and John Nuzzolo. During our game against Somerville, the fans were able to witness some excitement when trouble raged over our mascot, a pig. It was the first and last night game ever to be held. In basketball, Lee, Jr. Tiberi, Cogliano, Green and Dascoli gained valuable experience as the team went through a rebuilding year. Lee was selected All-New England. Our Junior year proved all too rewarding. Win after win scarred only by three defeats, brought Everett High hockey team to its first state tournament in its nine year hockey history. Outstanding play by Ray Brickley, Bob Glancy, John Morganto, Larry Donnelly, Joe Maddox, Joe Sorrentino, and Ron Graffeo, led to the Crimson ' s success. Early in the spring the Junior Prom bug bit the class. Terry Gritti and her committee worked very hard to make it a date to remember, and sure enough it was just that. If the decorations sagged toward the end of the evening, no one noticed, for it was truly, All This . . . And Heaven Too. Mary Nee was chosen our Queen, and Frank Pokrant our King, but in each other ' s eyes every girl was a queen, and each boy a king. The year was finally coming to an end. We realized that we would soon be seniors when we watched Mr. Collins present Marshall Tokson with the Harvard Book Award. Once again summer came and went and most of us did not realize that this was probably our last possible sum- mer of freedom. We were older, more sophisticated, perhaps more serious but still a very happy crew as we took over the oars in this final row on the river of high school. The incoming sophomores did not excite us as much as they did a year ago. We saw in them their youth, their frailness, their immaturity, and their unsophistication. It ' s more like a seventh grade group in our eyes rather than tenth graders. My what a long way we had come since the day of pigtails and bobbysocks and white-starched shirts, when we had clung so desperately to our doting mothers ' hands. For the third consecutive year we chose John Hill as our President and Officers to serve with him were John Nuzzolo, Diane Gray, and Lee Johnson. Wilma Belinsky sat as chairman of the school council with the assistance of Donna De Caro, Frank Enfanto, Patricia Hogan, and John Luongo. Along came October and world series fever. Our Red Sox had won the pennant and brought the series to Boston. The second game was in town and the surrounding communities had let their schools out to see the game, but we were told to stay in school. Lunchtime came and an enormous crowd gathered in front of the school. They began chanting and yelling about the Red Sox, and refused to go back into school. Thus, we had the high school ' s first protest. It went on for a half hour, but the crowd finally returned to school after Mr. Collins used his guidance and persuasiveness to bring them to their senses. Football season came along again. This year our team looked promising after starting off with a 4-0 record. With the running and pass receiving of our boys, Garofano, Nuzzolo, Sorrentino, and Paul Wood the team strove for an undefeated season. The line anchored by Giannelli, Dumas, Cintolo, and defensive standouts Brickley, Russo, and Stallworth, was forced to play to its limit due to the loss of our Captain, Bill Kerrigan. Fall of 67 saw the beginning of a girls ' field hockey team at E. H. S. Glendale Park was the scene where the energetic eleven (the senior team), despite sub-freezing temperatures, mild concussions, bruises, and—, enjoyed their opportunity to participate i n a girls ' sport program. .Although we were unable to enter league competition this year, the team appeared ready to defeat any team in New England, according to the Coach, Miss MacAllister. The Basketball team started with a seasoned squad, consisting of Captain Lee Johnson, Joe Green, Robert Cog- liano. Junior Tiberi, and Tony Dascoli. After losing three early encounters the team won six consecutive games enroute to a winning season. Then came the elections for yearbook staff. Steve Giannelli was elected Editor-in-Chief, with Arlene Sullivan, Paul Rinelli and Marshall Tokson as Assistant Editors. In December a group of senior girls informally put together a basketball team to play against the WMEX Good Guys. The profits made at the exhibition game went to the March of Dimes. We fought the elements of snowy weather at 8 o ' clock in the morning during Christmas vacation to practice at the Rec. Center. The team proved unbeatable as we skunked the Good Guys 57-35. Highlights of the game were Karan Dannenberg, high scorer with 10 points, and Rita Cosby (?). Captain Joe Sorrentino missed more than half the season with an injury. The hockey team suffered an obvious set back. None the less, with seven striving seniors, the team had another winning season. We took college boards and studied and managed to survive. There was the strange feeling of restlessness. Some worried about getting into college, others worried about jobs, and there were a few who had no idea that they were going to do. In the meantime, at one of our school council dances, Karen Penny was chosen Football Queen, and at a later date Verna Petrilli was chosen our Yearbook Queen. The cheerleaders were very promising this year. Co-captains Charlene Frazier and Janice Rossetti kept their girls cheering and rooting for us. This year they are to gain fame as they enter a state wide championship contest in March. The first time in twenty-one years. A few more months. Here we stand now practically all grown up. It was hard to believe. Could this really be our class that was next to leave? Then came the big event. A night which will always be remembered, our Senior Prom. Terry Gritti and her committee prepared a wonderful evening of dining and dancing at Montvale Plaza. Spring vacation had come and gone. Now we realized it was no longer a dream. Our school years were coming to an end. We had our final day of fun when Class Day came along. Then that special day in June, Graduation Day. We glanced at one another wondering where the years had gone. Could this be true? We have lived together, studied together, laughed together, cried together, and now it was over. Now each was to go his way. Some to meet again and some not to be seen. But no matter where we go or what we do, this will always remain as - Memories. PARLIN MEMORIAL LIBRARr 3 1759 00099 7324