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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1969 volume:

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Seated: John DiNapoli, Debra Lepore, William Hagen, Ruth Dooley, and Kenneth Cavallaro. Dedication MICHAEL J. O’DONNELL The Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-Nine deems it a privilege to dedicate MEMORIES to this outstanding member of our faculty. 6 yicfministrators James p. McCauley Su6 nas er EDWARD LEO 9 Our Guidance James T. McKinlay, Jr., Rose O’Rourke, George W. Clay, and Mathew V. Walsh. JKat iematics Standing: Edward M. Cardillo, Richard Wallace, and Edward Ricupero. Seated: Philip L. McAuliffe, Jr., Willard B. Whittemore, Dept. Head, Walter P. Zanor, and John Brogna. Science Standing: William Richmond, Leo P. Kutrubes, James Micarelli, Bernard Sullivan, and Hyman Silverman. Seated: Louise E. Henderson, Mario Vultaggio, Dept. Head, and Edith Lopilato. 10 7 ' acu hg D igsicaf Ccfucation and Driver draining Standing: Franklin J. Foley and Robert Marques. Seated: John X. Crowley, Lois Alpert, Dale A. Rewers and Thomas R. Brickley. Dfonie dconomics and dlCecdanica dirts Standing: Andrew Mastrangelo, Alice Keefe, and Arthur 0. Schricker. Seated: Zolton J. Csicsek, Doris Ann McGaffey, Alice C. Drago, Dept. Head, and Joseph W. Finegan, Dept. Head. £. anguage Standing: Susan M. Traill, Denis G. Krasnigor, Doris T. DiTullio. Seated: Victor E. DeRubeis, Dept. Head, Mary E. Dorn, Andrew J. Previte, and Lorraine D’Angelo. TS Social Siucfies Standing: Charles Malta, Michael O’Donnell, John Erickson, James Peddle, John DiBiaso, and Robert Barile. Seated: Frederick Leach, Alfred Dowd, Dept. Head, John Forestiere and Joseph Barry. 08 us in ess Standing: Jane Callahan, Peter T. DeSesa, Donna Betjlich, and Victor Pisacreta. Seated: Rosemarie Moscato, John Merenda, Eileen A. Whelan, Julia M. Gibbons, Dept. Head, Nicholas Pascouchi, and Mary Barstow. Standing: Thomas Schatz, Raymond Gallagher, Vincent Concannon, Amerino Sarno, Richard Hickey, Dept. Head, Timothy Lane, James Mulloy, and James Rafferty. Seated: Ralph Mallett, Caroline Chestna, Art, Rita Keefe, Nurse, Marie Gordinier, Librarian, Ingrid Brown, Joan DelSordo and Mary Clay. 12 1969 SENIORS 13 ANTHONY ACCARDI, JR. 147 Russell Street “Tony” doesn’t know what the future will hold, At least that’s what what we’ve been told. No matter what he chooses for his plan, We know that he’ll be a successful man. DENISE A. ALBANESE 25 Luke Road Junior Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. Denise has been shy and pretty always, And will continue to be so through her days. Data Processing is her ambition, And she’ll succeed under any condition. MARGUERITE ALBANO 44 Dean Street Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Always sincere and understanding too, “Mag” has decided just what to do. She’ll cook and clean and live the life, Of a devoted, little housewife. And when she’s not home, she’ll surely be, At her office in the thick of things. JOANNE ALIBERTI 146 Linden Street Sweet and attractive in all ways, “Jo” can look forward to happy days. When she’s through with Business school, She ’ll find an office and play it cool. JERRY J. ALBANO 34 Baker Road Baseball 2, 3, 4. Teaching youngsters and giving tests, Is what Jerry will do best. Winning ways and good looks, Will keep the girls from reading books. DONNA L. ALLEN 52 Woodville Street H. R. Officer 3; Junior Achievement 3. “Dawn” will find happiness in future years, Because she has chosen a wonderful career. I. B.M. Programming is her goal. To her we wish success untold. RICHARD G. ALMON 86 Gledhill Avenue “Rick’s aim is to be an Accountant, In this he has much talent. We wish success for him every day, For a boy who is always gay. PATRICIA M. ARBIA 90 Rich Street School Council 4; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Pep Squad 2; Junior and Senior Prom Committees; Junior Achievement 4; Glee Club 2. Attractive, kind, and a beautiful smile, Will make our “Bunny” right in style. When she dances in her get-up, The audience will surely have their heads up. DOREEN T. ANDREOTTI 41 Dartmouth Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Doreen is a treat to all she knows, She’s full of fun wherever she goes With eyes of green and looks so great, As a Secretary she ’ll really rate. DIANE M. ARDOLINO 9 Mystic Street “Diane’s”a girl with the right idea, She wants to go real high. We know she’s attained her position, If we see her Flying in the sky. THOMAS W. ANNO 508 Ferry Street Track 2,3. “Tom” is always on the go, Especially with his G.T.O. To be a Mechanic is his ambition, We’re hoping he gains great recognition. DONNA A. ARNOLD 11 Lexington Park Dramatics 4; French Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3,4. Teaching her students things they must learn, “Dawn ” will try to be very stern. Bringing new interest to all she serves, She’ll attain the honor we know she deserves. 15 ERNEST J. ARSENAULT 6 Dartmouth Street “Ernie” does not know what to do. His future is not clear. But he ’ll succeed in whatever he does, Of that we have no fear. JEFFREY J. BAIRD 34 School Street Football 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3. “Jeff” will join the navy, And sail across the sea. With his great looks and personality, A fine Sailor he will be. JANIS C. ARSENAULT 96 Cleveland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff “Jan ” is a girl with a great big smile, As co-captain of the cheering squad she was in style. Her appealing charm and winning ways Are sure to win her fame and praise. As a Medical Secretary she’ll do well, And in this position she’s bound to excel. MICHAEL J. BALZOTTI 31 Winthrop Road “Mike” and music are one of a kind, Although this field he does not have in mind. He’d rather be in the telephone line, We all know he’ll do just fine. PHILIP J. AYER 160 Chestnut Street Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Track 2. “Phil” is unique-one of a kind, Computer Programming he has in mind. In this he’ll succeed and gain great fame, And add glory to Everett High School’s name. RICHARD C. BANIEWICZ 17 Birch Street Class Officer 4; Football 3, 4; Senior Prom Committee. As Captain of our football team, Our “Banta” was always on the beam. His good looks and winning ways Kept the girls swooning in a maze. Although undecided in future plans, We know he’ll succeed in whatever he demands. RUTH A. BARBATO 124 Chestnut Street Dramatics 4; Glee Club 2; Fr. Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 4. “Ruthie” is very quiet and sweet, With a winning way that’s hard to beat. To be a Social Worker is her aim, At this job she’ll acquire much fame. PATRICIA J. BARON 39 Pleasant View Avenue Class Officer 4; School Council 2; H.R. Officer 3, 4. “ Patty’s” ambition is to someday Teach, We all know this goal she’ll reach. She is always full of pep and fun, So you can see Everyone. BEVERLY A. BARBER 53 Lexington Street French Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 4. A Nurse is what “Bev” wants to be, And a great success you will see. A girl who always gives her best, And is always full of zest. NANCY E. BARRINGER 12 Hosmer Street School Council 4; Dramatics 2,3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees. To be a Secretary is this “cheerleader’s ’ ’ desire. And at this job we know she’ll never tire. With her long hair and pretty eyes, She’s sure to catch the boss’s sighs. PAUL E. BARNES 85 Everett Street H.R. Officer 2, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3. To be a Film Director is “Paul’s” ambition, We are sure he’ll be a star in this position. Because he is very smart and bright, He’ll definitely rise to a great height. CARL J. BASH 147 Belmont Street To be a Disc Jockey is “Bashie’s” aim, At that job he’s sure to gain fame. With his smiling way we soon shall see. “Bashie”on top, sitting carefree. LAURA H. BELLUSCIO 95 Francis Street H. R. Officer 2, 3; Library Staff 4. Laura is a girl with a sweet warm smile, Who seems happy all the while. In future plans she wants to stem, In a life ofl.B.M. ALLEN M. BLOCK 34 Maplewood Avenue “Al’s”life has one ambition To enter the field of an Accounting positon. In this field he’ll do quite well, And he is certain to excel. ANDREW J. BITTO 7 Forest Avenue Our little “Bitto” is so, so funny, He made our school days always sunny. His ambition in life he told us clear, We know he’ll succeed in a Business career. JANICE BLAQUIERE 164 Chestnut Street We know “Sam” very well, Enough to say she will excel. To her boss she’ll be a treasure, To be with her is a real pleasure. LINDA E. BLOIS 95 Clark Street H. R. Officer 2, 3. Lind’s ambition is, To travel all the world round, And finally settle down In merry old London Town. WILLIAM G. BODVAR 17 Madison Avenue To be a Forest Ranger is “Bill’s” desire, Someday in this field he’ll rise much higher. Because he’s always smiling and full of fun, With a kind word for everyone. ■ SALVATORE H. BOGNANNI 56 Paris Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Science Club 4. “Sal’s ” highly treasured ambition Is to someday enter the field of Journalism. Although he seems awfully shy, He seems to be quite the guy. ELIZABETH S. BOMBACI 32 A Tufts Avenue Always happy and alway gay, That’s our “Susan ” in every way. She is very pretty and so clever, To be a Hairdresser is her endeaver. JOSEPH F. BORDONARO 79 Clinton Street Homeroom Officer 3; 4. With a poolstick “Little Joe’’ is quite the one, With this hobby he has lots of fun. As a Teacher he will win lots of fame, It won’t belong before we all know his name. ALFRED BORGONZI 29 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Our “Buga” is a boy with class, He brings happiness to many a lass. Tall and handsome with hazel eyes, He cuts his competitors down to size. As an Engineer his future will hold, Happiness, luck, and fame untold. JOHN D. BONO 1 Laren Park BRUES M - BORTLIK 136 Russell Street Baseball 3. To be a Teacher is “Bear’s dream, At that we know he’ll be supreme. So to his goal he’ll upward strive, Keeping his hopes and desires alive. With each passing year we know, Brues’ success will grow and grow. To work very hard is his desire, As a Broadcaster he’ll rise much higher. 19 I CARL G. BOUCHARD 28 Marie Avenue Carl wants to b e an Electrician, We know he has the skill. He’ll be a success in his ambition, Because he has the will. FRANK C. BOYLAND 16 Veterans Avenue Track 2. “Snailor” is very handy with a car, As a career it will bring him far. His sure hands will tnake his trade, Always secure and doubtful to fade. JANICE M. BOURGAULT 33 George Street French Club 2, 4. With a personality so great she ’ll never have to worry, Some day a lucky executive will have “Jan ’’for his Private Secretary. In this field she’ll find her way, To be happy from day to day. KAREN A. BRADBROOK 42 Winthrop Road Always happy and always gay, Never lacking something to say. Karen has all the qualitites necessary, To help a girl become a good Secretary. ROBERT L. BOYD 87A Linden Street “Bobby”likes to customize a car, This hobby will carry him very far. Since machinery he was alway near, There’s no doubt he’ll be an Automotive Engineer. DAVID W. BRADBURY 36 Jefferson Avenue French Club 4. Personality and talent all rolled into one, Dave always made sure his school work was done. With his hard work and fighting ambition, He’ll surely succeed as a top Mathematician. 1 KATHLEEN R. BRADLEY 224 Main Street STEPHEN P. BRIGGS 22 Elm Street To become a Hairdresser is “Bradley’s “Steve” will be a Draftsman, a . lm ’. , ® ne of the best in his field. In this field she ll be very successful. In more ways than one. She ’ll design a coif to bring her fame, Rich dividends he will yield. A design that will ever be most beautiful. JOYCE BRENT 16 Harding Avenue Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement Sweet, intelligent, and personality, Joyce is great on that we agree. To be a Teacher is her main desire, And in this field, fame she’ll acquire. NORMAN H. BRODEUR 7 Park Road “Norm” is a killer, he’s the man with the jive. Tall and handsome, and with the gals quite alive. His camera will bring him a life of pleasure, His happiness and riches will be hard to measure. BRIAN BRICKLEY 168 Springvale Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Brian’s sportsman, we all agree, In football, and track as well as hockey. At Broadcasting sports he’ll equally gain, A future of happiness easily attained. PAULA M. BROOKS 150A Vernal Street To be a Medical Secretary, Was always Paula’s desire. With her Charming personality, She ’ll set the world on fire. 21 WALTER C. BROWN 25 Pleasant View Avenue Manager in business is “Wally’s” ambition We’re sure he’ll make it without hesitation When he’s on top he’ll lead with a hard hand And he will be famous all over the land. JAMES E. BURKE 46 Shute Street Spanish Club 4; Junior Achievement 4. As pushing buttons “Jim” is great Computer Technology will be his fate By his great personality we ’ll all remember him We wish good luck forever to you, “Jim. ” JOAN A. BURKE 162 Shute Street Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. We all agree that Joan is swell She’ll make a comforting Stewardess, we that well. With her charming ways and wonderful smile She’ll be an Airline Hostess well worthwhile. DANIEL T. BUSBY 360 Main Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Yearbook Staff. “Danny” was a star of our hockey team To all the girls he’s quite a dream His good looks, friendliness, and spirit Will make our “Danny” a definite hit. We wish you luck for it is due And may Engineering bring success to you. JAMES R. BYRNE 13 Harvey Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; French Club 4. “Jimmy ” showed his skill up and down the court He gave all he had to this strenuous sport With his nice looks and personality the same Girls found it hard to watch the game We know in Computer work he’ll excel And in happiness he shall always dwell. LYNN A. CALLAHAN 16 Ashton Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; French Club 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 3. Dear to our hearts Lynn will always be Ever remembered for her personality. Looks and poise are hers forever Along with her Nursing endeavor. ttZiifti PATRICIA A. CALLAHAN 148 Russell Street An Airline Hostess is “Patty’s” chosen career, With her on the plane we’ll have no fear. She’s really gay and really sweet, And as a hostess she’ll be a treat. CHARLES CALVO 61 Pierce Avenue “Cha Cha” has always had a keen eye, And someday he’ll be with the F.B.I. Always alert and on his toes, He’ll have success wherever he goes. ELEANOR L. CAMPBELL 26 Summit Avenue H.R. Officer 2; French Club 4. “Ellen” is a girl with a nice warm smile, She is friendly and pleasant all the while. We wish her luck in her Teaching career, And hope that happiness will always be near. MARY A. CAMPBELL 76 Foster Street This little girl has a great big heart. And it has made “Sloopy” lovable right from the start. She’s cute, intelligent and nice to know, And as a Business Teacher we’re sure she’ll glow. ROSALIND F. CANTER 244 Vine Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. Our “Rozzi” is the girl that has just what it takes, To be a Social Worker and help people with their mistakes. She’s always very helpful and full of fun and charm. And we know that to any person she will never bring harm. GREGORY A. CAPANO 144 Estes Street Track 2; Italian Club 3. When we want to make some money And invest what little we own “Greg’s” the guy we’ll go and see To have our money grown. At this career we wish him well And know the stock will easily sell. MICHAEL C. CAPELOTTI 2 Elmwood Street “Mike has chosen Accounting for his career, He will succeed, we have no fear. When he becomes one of the best, We will proudly say, “He’s from E. H. S.” JOANNE M. CAPRA 44 Winthrop Road Homeroom Officer 4; Girls Field Hockey 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. As an Airline Hostess “Jo will make the top, She’ll fly around the world and never stop. With h er cute smile and personality, She’ll win friends in any locality. AGATHA M. CARDELLO 24 Alfred Street Our “Aggie” is really sweet, A nicer girl you ’ll never meet. Her desire is to Type and File, We wish her luck all the while RICHARD L. CAREY 39 Chelsea Street As a Bookkeeper “Dick” will rate. For take a look at his fate. With his gay ways and good looks, He ’ll be the best among the keeper of books. ARTHUR G. CARLETON 83 Abbott Avenue “Artie” is a real swell guy, And on our list he sure rates high. To be a Bookkeeper, the very best kind, Is the ambition he has in mind. KEVIN K. CARMODY 61 Waverly Street Jr. Achievement 3. Kevin’s ambition is noble and sound, No finer boy can be found. His ambition is to be an Engineer, He’ll be a great one that’s quite clear. M r JOYCE D. CARR 79 Lynn Street Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. PAUL D. CARROLL 93 Morris Street Track 2. ( Sweet and charming all the day, Joyce can always make us gay. To be a Medical Secretary is her ambition, And we all know she can fill the position. A Teacher “Paul ” would like to be, Teaching the children of you and me. He’ll be successful that we know, And none of his students’ marks will be low. Because he’s from E. H. S. you know. ROBERT CARREIRO 54 Fuller Street H. R. Officer 2; French Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3. FREDERICK D. CARUSO 17 Upland Road Football 2. We have learned “Bob’s future desire, To be a Teacher, and this he’ll surely acquire. There is no doubt that he’ll inake this quest, Teaching his students only the best. We’re positive he’ll beat all the rest, In the race to see who is the greatest. Big and brawny, handsome and smart, Derf’s the guy who wins girls ’ hearts. Finding pleasure in working with cars, He will do well and never make mars. Of this we know and can conclude, That in the future he’ll never brood. LINDA M. CARROLL 8 Lexington Park H. R. Officer 4. As a Secretary “Linn” will be happy, For to her success she holds the key. Because she’s always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. JOHN P. CASACCIO 44 Clark Street A great personality and looks to match, “Casas” will be a lucky catch. While riding a plane you won’t have to panic, For he will be the Jet Mechanic. RICHARD A. CASO 267 Chelsea Street French Club 2. “Richy ” is happy day and night, He’ll greet with a smile so bright. As a Sailor he’ll be great, High on the list he ’ll surely rate. BARBARA A. CATANZANO 102 Gledhill Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 3. “Barb”’ a girl that has what it takes, As a Secretary, her boss happy she’ll tnake. For her great looks and smilling way, Will tnake her successful any day. ALAN J. CASSIDY 100 Fuller Street Alan “The Head” is one of a kind, A life of Welding he has in mind. At this job he won’t get lost, And his customers won’t be crossed. DENNIS A. CATANZANO 870 Broadway H. R. Officer 2; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; French Club 3. To be a Doctor of Physics is “Denny’s” desire, We know he has all the ability that it may require. So if he sticks with this acclaim, As a Physicist he’ll achieve world wide fame. MICHAEL A. CATALDO 23 Highland Avenue “Mike’s” good looks and appealing ways, Are sure to assi st him in future days. When our Electricity is on the blink, Of “Mike”’ ability we’ll surely think. NORINE E. CAULFIELD 5 Washington Street Spanish Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3. To teach the kindergarten “kiddies” is Norine’s ambition, She’ll lead the kids through all conditions. With a charming personality and hair so bright, Her “little students” will have no fright. KENNETH J. CAVALLARO 121 Clarence Street H. R. Officer 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Year Book Staff. “Cava” is his name, Civil Engineering is his aim Catching passes and smacking balls, Stopping baskets, that’s not all. With good looks and a richy smile, We can tell he’s from Everett High. JAMES P. CENSABELLA 9 Everett Street Quiet “Jay-Cee”, he’s our man, Working Computers the best he can. Turning the knobs and punching the keys, Wealth and happiness he will achieve. EILEEN M. CHENEY 16 Oakland Avenue French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4. Eileen is the girl we can rely on, At the hospital in time of need. She’ll operate the Medical Machinery with the greatest of ease, And we all know she’s sure to succeed. KAREN A. CHUTE 84 High Street Jr. Achiev. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Field Hockey 3. “Shoot” is accepted to be by all, Charming, carefree, and quite a doll. When at work behind her desk, She ’ll surely pass her b s’s test. JEAN M. CESARIO 17A Waters Avenue Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. As an Airline Hostess Jean will try, To make passengers at home in the sky. Then with a smile her motto she’ll say, “Welcome, relax, fly the friendly way. ” ANNA T. CIPRIANI 88 Irving Street Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Coral Arts 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4. A Pharmacist is what Anna wants to be. She’ll be successful at her job naturally. We’re sure that she’ll have lots of success, Thus bringing her an abundance of happiness. 27 DOMENIC J. CIRINO 4 Hancock Park Have you got a card or invitation to print? Give it to “Al”, he won’t charge a mint. Once you get the Press ' address. Leave it to him, he ’ll do all the rest. MICHAEL CIULLA 58 Englewood Avenue While fishing on a waterway, “Mickey ” will cast his line to be an Accountant someday. He’ll add those figures in the fastest time, For in this field we know he’ll be fine. ROSEMARY A. CIULLA 104 Clarence Street MARYANN CITRONI 29 Chatham Road Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. “Casper’s” the girl with the sweet little smille, As the boss’s Secretary she’ll be right in style. We know she’ll be a great success, Because she always does her very best. H. R. Officer 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; Pep Squad 4; Yearbook Staff; Library Staff. Our rosy “Rosie” will be Miss Efficiency, As a Legal Secretary. She ’ll be the greatest asset to her boss. And without her assistance he’ll be a loss. For with her charm and smiles that please, A fine secretary she’ll be with the greatest of ease. LOUIS A. CIULLA 25 Tileston Street H. R. Officer 4. “Louie” is the guy with all the laughs, He’ll be lots of fun in the future as in the past. Data Processing is his game, Louie thinks he’ll gain much fame. We all know he’s got the right aim, And very positive he’ll make a good name. KEITH J. CLARK 24 Linden Street Here he is our working man, We know he’ll do the best he can. For Keith he thinks a job’s the best And whatever field he chooses, We’re sure he ' ll beat all the rest. —— KEVIN P. CLARK 21 Edith Avenue Kevin’s future plans are to travel west, And then decide what will be best. In him we have faith and know for sure, That whatever field he chooses he will be secure. JACK COLARUSSO 121 Main Street Tall, dark Jack is a quiet guy. But his plans for the future are very high. He plans to attend Aeronautical School, Then have an easy life and play it cool. WILLIAM D. CLIFFORD 27 Bolster Street H. R. Officer 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Tall, blond “Bill is handsome and smart, His friendly manner wins everyone’s heart. As one of the stars of our basketball five, He led us to victory and made the game alive. His interest in sprots and personality so great, Will make him a Gym Teacher whom his students will rate. DOROTHY A. COLLINS 21 Stuart Street H. R. Officer 2; Band 1; Jr. Achievement 3. “Dottie” can look forward to happy days. In a Secretarial Careet her talents will show, Success and happiness are hers we know. CAROL COGLIANO 16 Oliver Street The glamor of Modeling is Carol’s dream, In this exciting career she’s sure to gleam, When we see her pictures in a magazine, We’ll envy her success, in this field she’ll be a queen. RITA A. COLONNA 146 Bradford Street Italian Club 2. Petite and pretty, we all can see, as an Italian Teacher Rita will be. A treat to her students, who will surely say, She’s a real nice teacher, and she makes our day. DANIEL F. CONDON 14 Baker Road Football 3. “Danny Boy’s” ambition is to be an Architect, Up ’til now his work has been perfect. To attain his goal will be a struggle, But “Danny Boy’’ will have no trouble. LAURA A. CONNOR 35 Haskell Avenue Majorette 2, 3, 4. To Laura the sky has no limit, and it will be great with her in it. For a Hostess she ’ll do her best, To keep the skeptics at ease and rest. JOANNE M. CONTI 3 Oliver Place In an office Joanne will take her place, and perform her work with charm and grace, We know she’ll be a great success, And on this we place much stress, Because she really is one of the best. 4. KEVIN P. COOGAN 96 Grover Street French Club 3, 4. A very quiet and intelligent guy, Whatever he does he will be rated high. To be an Engineer is his ambition, And success will come under any condition, Because he’s going to follow the E.H.S. tradition. 30 MARYANN E. CONNORS 23 Montrose Street Dramatics 4; French Club 2; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Blonde hair and a pretty smile all point to one sure thing, With Maryann our days were fun and happiness she did bring. Although her future plans are not complete, Any position she’ll surely meet. BARBARA A. COOLEN 43 Luke Road Dramatics 2. Our “Coolen” is the funniest around, She’s really great - no better can be found. She brought us jokes and pranks and fun, If ever we needed cheering up, she saw that it was done. As an Artist she’ll make our world brighter, With her paintings she’ll make our hearts grow lighter. MARY ELLEN CORRENTI 18 Birch Street Dramatics 4; H. R. Officer 2; It alian Club 3; French Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, Our Mary Ellen has talent from head to toe, She’s cute, petite and nice to know. We’re sure as a Teacher of a foreign language she ’ll be. Well-liked, successful, and very happy. JOSEPH A. COVINO 56 Corey Street Spanish Club 3, 4. Although drumming is “Joe’s” idea of fun, In the Electronics field he’ll be number one. With his personality and winning ways, He is sure to win glory in future days. LILLIAN CRAVOTTA 87 Union Street A girl in a million, that’s our “Big Lil”, A hairdressing position she will easily fill. We wish success and fortune to come your way, And keep you smiling from day to day. JANICE D. CRIBBINS 55 Albion Street H. R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Pep Squad 2, 2, 1. Our Janice has always been a favorite of all. Because she is great and really a doll. In the future she’ll strive for a Secretarial Career, We know in this field happiness will be near. LAURA LEE CROCKER 52 Thurman Park Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Laura’s smile and look of happiness, Will insure her life of much success. Working with figures and an adding machine, She’ll be the prettiest Accountant we have ever seen. DIANE M. CROSIO 200 Bucknam Street Diane will reach such dazzling heights, As a Stewardess on many flights. With her good looks and winning ways, We’re sure that she will gain great praise. ELAINE D. CROWLEY 100 Clark Street H. R. Officer 2; Band 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Prep Club 2, 3. This sweet and charming Miss, Is sure to fill your heart with bliss. To be a Nurse is her ambition, We wish her luck in this position. PATRICIA M. DARRAGH 14 Winthrop Road Great personality and looks to match, “Pattie” will be a lucky catch. As a Nurse she’ll be a success, And always rate as one of the best. GORDON CUMMINGS 25 Hosmer Street We have learned “Kim’s” main desire, To be a Designer and fame acquire. We are sure he’ll fill his quest, Doing nothing less than his best. ROBERT J. DAUENHAUER 53 May Street H. R. Officer 4; Football 2; Jr. Achievement 3. We’ve known him as “Dozy” and we’ll all agree, He’s been an asset to you and me. Always joking, never a frown, “Dozy’s personality is never down. As a Draftsman he ’ll be number one, And always find his work sheer fun. DIANE R. CUOCO 29 Irving Street Italian Club 2, 3, 4. Sweet Diane, a girl well known, With a smile and personality all her own. To be in Business is her aim, And we are sure it will bring her fame. DIANE T. DaPONTA 195 Broadway Little Diane is one of the best, As a Receptionist is her request. We know that she will be great someday, Because of her sweetness and happy way. ANDREW DAVIS 7 Nichols Street When “Andy” embarks on his career, None of us need ever fear. He’ll work Office Machines and do his best, To reach the peak of this quest. LINDA A. DECARO 117 Irving Street H. R. Officer 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Ach. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. To be a Teacher is Linda’s great aim. For with her charm she’ll gain much fame. A girl so gay and also sweet, A finer person you ’ll never meet. BEVERLY A. DEAN 99 Hancock Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Prep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. Beverly likes her music, This we all can see. To be an Elementary Teacher is her ambition, We know she will fill this difficult position. She has the know-how and all the rest, To surely make her one of the best. VINCENT M. DEGREGORIO 94 Reed Avenue Football 2; Track 2, 3. Laughing, joking and fooling around, That’s our “Vinny” wherever he’s found. His ambition in life he tells us is not clear, But we all know he’ll succeed in any career. JOSEPHINE A. DELEO 126 Fremont Avenue Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2. “Jody’s” ambition is quite a chore. And shows she’s sincere but hardly a bore. To teach those with a limited mind. She will be just one of a kind. RALPH A. DEMARCO 45 Lynde Street H. R. Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4. To be a Carpenter is Ralph’s aim, His intentive qualities will gain great fame. For we all know his winning way, Will bring him to the top someday. V DONNA M. DEPIETRO 6 Davis Street H. R. Officer 4; French Club 2, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2. To be a Teacher is Donna ' s wish To guide her pupils through hit or miss. In this field of education, We all know she’ll be a great sensation. LINDA J. DESESA 57 Baker Road Gilbert Sullivan 2; French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2. Fun and full of pep, Linda will make the best Teacher yet. She mixes well with everyone, And we all know she’s lots of fun. Good luck Linda in all you do, Happiness we wish from us to you. ADRIANA L. DESTEFANO 46 School Street Gilbert Sullivan 2; Glee Club 3; Choral Arts 1. If there’s a problem in what to say, Adriana will surely lead your way. As an Interpreter she’ll rise to fame, And add glory to her pretty name. SANDRA A. DEVANNA 293 Locust Street A Key Punch Operator “Sandy” will be, To her success she holds the key. Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. DEBORAH DESIDERIO 83 Central Avenue Field Hockey Tall, appealing, a pretty face, “Desie” will win the Modeling race. A girl of charm and a pleasant way, We might see her in Paris someday. GEORGE DESIDERIO 53 Hillside Avenue Class Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff; Boy’s State Award. Our “Deza ” is a guy with all it takes, Brains and looks will help him make, A great Politician, and one of fame. The White House in the future will hear his name. He proved to be a man of talent, Because in sports he did perform. SADI J. DEVLIN MAY DIBARTOLOMEO 61 Prescott Street 19 Cannell Place Junior Achievement 2. What “DevilDog”desires most, Is to be an Investigator. Searching for clues to solve a crime. Her fame will grow greater and greater. Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4 ; Gilbert and Sullivan 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3.4. May is cheerful and oh so smart, The kind of girl who will win your heart. In her chosen field of Education, She’s sure to be a great sensation. JOHN L. DIAMOND 216 Main Street In “Johnny’s” group he plays guitar, A field in which he could go far. But the thing he wants for his life’s career, Is to be an Aeronautical Engineer. RALPH J. DICECCA 198 Springvale Avenue Friendly Ralph is a guy well known, With brains and personality all his own, To work with Computers is his ambition, And he’s sure to gain the top position. ELDA M. DICICCO 9 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 4 ; Jr. Achievement 2. Combine good looks and ability, With the greatest personality. And “Ellie” is what the result will be, IBM Computing is her quest, And she’s sure to be the very best. GLORIA S. DIDONATO 47 Vernal Street Gilbert and Sullivan 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Gloria will teach the ABC’s, And all the children we’re sure she’ll please. We know that she will find a way. To Teach her pupils day by day. CECILE D. DIFILIPPO 198 Broadway “Flip’s a friend to everyone, Nicest girl under the sun. Asa Secretary she ’ll be the best, Because she came from E.H.S. STEPHANIE C. DIGREGORIO 106 Russell Street “Steph ” is cheerful, witty and smart, With boy-watching foremost in her heart. To be a Therapist she ’ll aspire, A position she will easily acquire. JOHN J. DINAPOLI 58 Harvard Street Home room Officer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Yearbook Committee. Importance in life is “DiNap ' s aim, And a worthwhile one is hard to name. So in Engineering we know he’ll succeed, And wish for him every fulfillment of need. JOYCE L. DIPIETRO 9 Harding Avenue Home room Officer 2, 4; Field Hockey 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Our Joyce is cute and a girl-watchers dream, As a Receptionist she’ll be just supreme. She’ll always be a great success, And everyone will know she’s from E. H. S. REGINA A. DILLON 139 Fremont Avenue “Jeannie” is a girl well-known, With a smile and personality all her own. A Secretary is what she’ll be, And one of the best, just wait and see. STEVEN M. DIAMOND 12 Waters Avenue “Stevie” has chosen a Draftsmen’s career, To base his life upon. Into success he will be hurled, And life’s best blueprints drawn. JAMES F. DI PLATZI 214 Vine Street As a hunter, “Jimbo”has great aim, A hobby that someday may earn him fame. But in the construction field he’ll aspire. Making buildings rise higher and higher. COLLEEN M. DOHERTY 24 Reed Avenue Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Field Hockey 3, 4. “Coil’s ” a girl we all adore, With personality, charm, and looks galore. As a famous Hairdresser she’s on her way, Styling different hairdos every day. MICHAEL A. DI PLATZI 241 Belmont Street The field of Electronics is “Mike’s” aim, A position we know he will attain. And with each passing year we know, His success will never cease to grow. JOAN M. DOHERTY 31 Mansfield Street Band 2, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Field Hockey 4. “Joni” is a painting fiend, But teaching is her future dream. Teaching grades one to seven, She’ll make school as nice as heaven. MARIA N. DONADIO 177 Broadway Gil. Sull. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. In singing the “Little One has a talent, Which no one can deny. But to be Linguist is her aim, And in this field she’ll gain much fame. PATRICIA A. DOOLEY 70 Lexington Street Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Library Staff 4. A real cute kind who’s on the beam, To be a Dental Assistant is “Pat’s” dream.. And when she holds the patient’s hand, She’ll make pulling teeth seem “oh”so grand. RUTH E. DOOLEY 27 Newton Street Class Officer 3; H. R. Officer 2, 3; Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Field Hockey 4; Yearbook Committee. No words can describe this wonderful girl, For “Sissy ” spent her days at E.H.S. in a whirl. Popular and pretty we are priviledged to know, A girl with such charm-we have loved her so. We all wish you luck in your Secretarial Career, And hope that happiness will find you near. DIANE M. DORNEY 57 Sycamore Street Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 4. To be a Stewardess is “Dee’s”aim, Making people happy while up in a plane. She ’ll do her job and do her best, And she ’ll be the best of all the rest. PAUL J. DRAKE 10 Hawthorne Street “Draka” will enter the field of Criminology, And Number one we ’re sure he ’ll be. “Draka’s ’’ happy day or nigh t, He greets you with a smile so bright. JOAN B. DUNPHY 28 Mansfield Street Glee Club 2; Prep Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 4. To become a Nurse is “Joni’s” aim, And through this she will gain fame. To find a cure and give a pill, To all people who are ill. CARMELA T. D’ORSI 83 Baldwin Avenue Home Room Officer 3. As a Stewardess there couldn’t be finer, In a jet or in an airliner. Taking care of her passengers all the while. How could “Camille” fail with her pleasant smile. DONNA A. DRAGAN 194 Linden Street Lyceum 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Fr. Club 2, 3,4. In the field of Science Donna will take her place. In this position she’ll be an ace. We’re sure her talents she will show, Success and happiness are hers we know. CHERYL A. ELLISON 212 Russel Street Jr. Achievement 2, 3; Pep Squad 2. A Model is what “Twiggy” wants to be, And sure success, you will see. A girl who is full of cheer and zest, Her classmates wish her the very best. GLENN ERICKSON 43 Morris Street H. R. Officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Boy’s State Award Tall and thin and good on looks, “Glenn’s” really a demon when he cracks those books. He was the star of our football team, Leading onto victory and fulfilling our winning dream. As a Teacher he’s bound to do well, His looks and brains will help him excel. DONNA M. ENGLEHART 34 Arlington Street Donna’s dream she did not name, But you can be sure she’ll acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do, The best of luck from us to you. MARY B. ERICKSON 255 Main Street Mary says a Hairdresser she wants to be, Making pretty curls for all to see. After she does, and shows her styles so dear, Then you will see why she chose this career. ANTHONY FABIANO 73 Cottage Street Football 2, 3, 4. Engineering is “Fab’s”aim, And in this field he ’ll gain fame. He’ll strive to better himself and never stop, Until he’s the man who’s at the top. STEPHEN C. FELDHOFF 5 Elwood Street Hockey 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. “Steve” is one of the carefree guys, He never worries, never sighs. In any field that Steve endeavors. We know he will be very clever. CANDICE A. FELDMAN 437 Ferry Street H. R. Officer 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2, 3. “Candi” is neat and sure is sweet. She has a personality that no one can beat. To be a Fashion Designer is her desire, And at that position, fame she’ll acquire. BARBARA A. FENNO 124 Vernal Street “Barbara’s dream we’re sure she’ll win, A dream to be a Secretary of Medicine. A girl so sweet and nice, To any office she’ll add lots of spice. RICHARD T. FIORENTINO 144 Vernal Street Junior Prom Committee To be a Civil Engineer is “Ricky’s ambition, And he will do well in this position. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind, He’s the type of guy you seldom can find. JANICE T. FITZPATRICK 36 Jackson Avenue As a Switchboard Operator “Jan” will be sound, Giving information to everyone around. When you hear her on the line, You will know because she is sweet and kind. OSVALDOFERNANDEZ 7 Cleveland Avenue Baseball 3. “Ozzie’s” ambition is noble and sound. No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he’ll succeed, As a Chemical Engineer, “Ozzie will take the lead. RUSSELL M. FINER 173 Springvale Avenue French Club 3, 4; Dramatics 3. As a Lawyer “Russ” is sure to excel. Here’s to a great guy, we wish you well. Good Luck in all you do. For success is sure to come to you. 40 WILLIAM J. GAROFANO 30 Coolidge Street Football 4. Teaching is “Bill’s ” ambition, Which is a fine position. And when he returns to E.H.S. He will become one of the best. PATRICIA A. GENTILE 123 Central Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Girls’ Field Hockey 4; Pep Squad 2; Jr. Achievement 2. As a Secretary “Pat” will do her best, To rise above all the rest. She is pretty and sweet and will do her part. To try to win her boss’s heart. BARBARA A. GARRETT 10 Pleasant View Avenue The Bookkeeping profession is “Barb’s ” desire, And in this field, fame she’ll acquire. In an office we will bet, She will be the boss’s pet. LYNDA M. GIANATASSIO 47 Kinsman Street School Council 3, 4; H.R. Officer 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Ach. 3; Pep Squad 2; Lib. Staff 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Prom Com. Pretty, charming, and personality plus, That’s our “Lynn”always on top. On and off the field she’s great, Cause as a cheerleader she really rates. To aid the sick is her request, And we all know she’ll do her best. RONALD A. GIANNATTASIO 67 Lewis Street Jr. Achievement 2. Drafting will be “Ron’s” claim to fame, Happiness and position he hopes to attain. After being trained at E.H.S. He is bound to become a success. EARNEST A. GIANNETTO 75 Malden Street H.R. Officer 4; Football 3; Basketball 3. To be an Engineer is “Butch’s” aim, And in this field he’ll win fame. When he reaches his peak of success, He should not forget E.H.S. CHARLES GIARRATANA 186 Bell Rock Street Science Club 4. “ Charlie’s” ambition is a guess, But we all know he’ll be the best. Wherever “Charlie” may go, We know his success will grow and grow. CYNTHIA A. GLENNON 58 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 2; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achiev. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. A real cute kid who’s on the beam, To be a Nurse is “Cindy’s”dream. She’s always full of fun, And all her dreams will soon be won. KAREN A. GOODWIN 816 Broadway Karen’s profession has not been revealed, But she ’ll be the best in any field. Wherever Karen may roam. We all know she’ll always be well-known. JOSEPH A. GRAFFEO 232 Main Street Asa Computer Expert you can bet, Our “Joe” will be the best yet. We wish him luck in his future aims, And hope he ’ll win fame. JOHN M. GLYNN 79 Belmont Street To deal with Conservation is John’s ambition, And he ’ll be the best in this position. With his ways, we soon shall see, John, on top, sitting carefree. GEORGE P. GOCHIS 56 Everett Street Football 2; Science Club 4. To be an Engineer is what George has in mind, And he will be the best you’ll fine. We hope his future will be bright, And bring him to his greatest height. STEVEN M. GRANOFF 50 Hamilton Street Spanish Club 2. Steve will be an Engineer, When he embarks on his career. To his goal he’ll surely strive, Keeping his hopes and desires ahve. CAROL A. GREENE 194 Russell Street As a Medical Secretary Carol will be, Filling her office with jokes and with glee. At her desk she’ll do her best, Keeping patients quiet and comfortably at rest. JANICE M. GRANT 25 Rich Street Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Building up communities is Janet’s ambition, And she’ll excel in this position. With her personality and charming ways, She’s sure to succeed in future days. WILLIAM G. GREENE 86 Clark Street To be an Accountant is “Billy’s” desire, And in this field he’ll rise higher and higher. For he will climb to the top we know, And cause his fame to grow and grow. RICHARD P. GREGOIRE 158 Shute Street In future days when carrying his bag, This mailman will not be barked at or tagged. Because “Rich” is a guy who ' s nice to know. And we’re sure in the future his success will glow. CHRISTINE G. GRIFFIN 63 Malden Street Homeroom officer 2, 3,4; Italian Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Great personality and looks to match, “Chris ” will make a very good catch. With her sense of style and fashion To her boss in the office, she’ll be a sensation. CLARK J. GUARINO DIANE C. GUILIANO 24 Woodward Street 76 Fuller Street H.R. Officer 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Track 4; Spanish Club 4. “Clarko ” is fu ll of fun and cheer. Always spreading joy to a listening ear. We all know whatever his career, He’s sure to become a Millionaire. Italian Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. To deal in Fashions is “Diane’s”desire, For in this field she has what’s required. Pretty and sweet and so much fun, She will always rate number one. THOMAS F. GUARINO 167 Bellrock Street Italian Club 2, 3. Teaching is what “Tom” has in mind, And he will make the best you’ll find. At the head of the class he’ll rate number one, He’ll even make school seem like fun. FREDERICK G. HABEEB 64 Estes Street Football 2, 3. “Hab” is great to whomever he knows, Full of fun wherever he goes. To be a Surveyor is his aim, And in this position we know he’ll win fame. WANDA L. GUENARD 12 Bradford Terrace Glee Club 2, 3; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Fr. Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2 . We all remember grammar school, And its childhood memories. Soon “Wanda” will return to this, But this time Teaching the A,B,C’s. JOHN R. GUERRIERO 53 Arlington Street To be a Barber John has in mind. And he’ll be the best you ’ll find. For John is one who always does well, And we know he will excel. WILLIAM J. HAGAN 77 Reed Avenue Class Officer 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Dram. 4; Lyceum 3, 4; Football 4; Span. Club 4; Jr. Achieve. 4; Science Club 4; Yearbook Staff. Our “Billy has been an active guy, At E.H.S. he is rated quite high. Popular and smart, winning everyone’s heart, From our memory he will never part. In the field of Aerospace he will be, As brilliant an Engineer we will ever see. JAMES J. HALLAHAN 41 Kinsman Street When “Jimmy becomes a Mechanical Engineer, Many complex problems will have to disappear. For he has a gift of being adept, A t working with and mastering a new concept. ALFRED B. HALL 13 Baldwin Avenue Football 2; Track 2; Yearbook Photographer. The “Soul Man ” is his chosen name, As an IBM Director he ’ll gain fame. And on the top he’s sure to appear, As the leader of this chosen career. WILLIAM R. HARDING 29 Vernal Street “Bill says that he wants to be a Machinist, At this we know he’ll be the keenest. He’s really fun to know, And he will succeed wherever he may go. CLIFFORD J. HARPER 129 Glendale Street “Troy” is our boy who is always playing tricks, At this he seems to get his kicks. An Oceanographer he wants to be, And make life interesting for you and me. MARILYN HAYDEN 346 Main Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3; Jr. Achieve. 4; Pep Squad 2. Here’s a girl with class and wit, In the field of Writing or Art she ’ll be a hit. With her winning and delightful ways, “Lindsey” will be famous someday. LOUIS R. HERY 98 Bradford Street “Lou’s” the kind of guy you can’t forget, And as a Draftsmen he will be set. At this job he will make his way, Earning pay from day to day. MARIAN L. HORROCKS 51 Liberty Street To be a Secretary is “Mar’s desire, With her pleasant way, We know this she will acquire, Making her boss happy from day to day. MICHAEL F. HIRSH 127 Irving Street Jr. Achievement 2. As an English teacher “Hollywood” is sure to do swell, Here’s to a real great kid, we wish you well. Good Luck to you in all you do, Success is sure to come for you. JOHN S. HOWARD 69 Cleveland Avenue Basketball 2. Our “Stevie’s” a guy with a great big heart, We’ve always loved him right from the start. He always listens when problems are told, Ready to help you and your ego uphold. So whatever he plans to do after school, We know he’ll always be considered a jewel. ROGER L. HISCOCK 25 Adams Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. Roger’s ambition is to be an Electrician, And he’ll do well in this position. We’re sure his talents he will show, Success and happiness are his we know. JUNE M. HOLDEN 56 Newton Street Homeroom Officer 4; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Dramatics 2; Yearbook Staff. June sparkles with her charm and personality, A prettier Teacher you ’ll never see. Full of fun and very sweet, Our June just can’t be beat. STEPHEN J. HOWE DENNIS B. HUGHES 229 Main Street 33 Arlington Street To be an Engineer is “Howie’s”aim, And at this he will gain fame. He’s got the ability and the way, That’ll make him a big success some day. Football 2, 3, 4. Here’s a fine boy that everyone knows. He ’ll have success wherever he goes. As Co-captain of the football team this year, He made the people clap and cheer. Dennis is one of the best and full of fun, For him success has just begun. ROBERT D. HUDSON 32 Cedar Street “Bob ” is undecided about his fate, But we are sure his plans will turn out great. Surely he will achieve success, Because he’s one of the best from E.H.S. ANN M. HURST 10 Washington Street Field Hockey 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4; Dramatics 4; Yearbook Staff; H.R.Officer2;Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Friendliness and cheerfulness are a wonderful pair, And wherever you find them, you can be sure “Annie’s” there. With humor and wit and oh so bright. She’ll thrill her airline passengers with such delight. WILLIAM S. IACONO 150 Shute Street As a State Trooper, “Snort” will be super. Full of fun and fancy free. This he says is his destiny. LOUIS D. IAMMARINO 4 Summer Street Always happy and very carefree. An Architect is what “Louie wants to be. And in his chosen field of work. We all know he will not shirk. ROBERTA M. IANDOLO 16 Winthrop Street “ Bobbie” wants to be a Physical Therapist, In this field she’ll top the list. With her charm and vitality, She ’ll set the pace as all can see. MARIE IMBORNONE 50 Valley Street Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4. To be a Medical Secretary Marie has inmind, A more efficient one you’ll never find. Personality, looks, and ability to match, Some day some doctor will be making a beautiful catch. PAUL A. INDELICATO 10 Marie Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Science Club 4. Paul likes music that’s plain to see, He played in our great band and in choral arts he sang with glee. To join Bista is his ambition, And in doing this he’ll have satisfaction in any position. CHARLES INTERBARTOLO 223 Chelsea Street Class Officer 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Spanish Club 4. “Chuckie” has always been a great friend to everyone, He’s always laughing and full of fun. To be a History Teacher he has in mind, And no nicer person could you find. JUDY A. JACKSON 38 Maplewood Avenue Judy’s the girl with the great personality, A Private Secretary is what she wants to be. She’s always happy and full of fun, For her a successful future has just begun. NANCY JACKSON 167 Elm Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Nancy wants to Teach Algebra as her career, And of her success we’re sure to hear. Because she is so very clever, She will succeed in every endeavor. MARGARET R. JACOBSEN 18 Ellsworth Street Homeroom Officer 3; French Club 2; Junior Achievement 3. A Teacher is what “Rae” wants to be, And for her a bright future we see. For her classes she will always have an answer, Along with her nice looks, personality, and cheer. WILLIAM P. JANCSY 41 Duncan Road Although our “Billy” appears to be shy, In all truthfulness he’s quite a guy. Full of laughs and personality plus, He shall always be remembered by us. As an Accountant his future holds in store, Success, riches, and happiness galore. LARAINE F. JOHNSON 19 Woodward Street Choral Arts 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. Laraine wants to be a Nurse and help the sick, She’ll make sure that everyone’s heart will tick. And if she can’t find the medicines that will cure, Her charm will work for sure. SHARON L. JOHNSON 11 Andrew Street Junior Achievement 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3,4. Tall and pretty with twinkling eyes, And a great sense of humor, these are no lies. To be a Model and set the pace, Sharon will do with such a grace. Her sweet ways will win her fame, And all will know that from E.H.S. she came. PAUL H. JANDRYS 102 Harvard Street To fly high in the sky is what Paul wants to do, And while he’s flying he’ll listen to a lot of music too. But no matter what he chooses for his occupation, We know that it will be a successful vocation. FREDERICK J. JOYCE 6A Green Street Football 2, 3, 4. “Sonny” was one of the silent stars of our football team, But he was always ready and on the beam. As a Technical Engineer he’ll do real well, And his success and fame will always continue to swell. ■ USS CHRISTINE M. JOYNER 225 Ferry Street Yearbook Staff. Our “Chris ” is sweet and petite, A nicer girl is hard to meet. As a Dental Assistant we know she’ll be great, At helping cure the patients tooth ache. LINDA M. KELLEHER 29 Newton Street Dramatics 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Linda has looks and personality it’s true, When we’re down in the dumps, She can make a laugh come through. She is really one of the best, loved by allot E.H.S. With her winning ways and pleasing smile, She’ll be a Hairstylist well worth while. DOUGLAS A. KELLER 37 Summer Street An Airplane Mechanic is “Doug’s” ardent aim, His talents the world will know. In his work he’ll find modest fame, As up the ladder of success he’ll go. DONNA J. KELLY 14 Bolster Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Field Hockey 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Very pretty and very nice, When Donna walks by, the boys all look twice. With her sparkling eyes and personality, No finer Airline Stewardess could there be. JANE M. KELLY 12 Harvard Street Homeroom Officer 3. Jane is the girl with the great big smile, As a boss’s Secretary she’ll be right in style. A pretty girl with a wonderful personality, We know her dreams will become a reality. GEORGE R. KEOUGH 195 Russell Street George’s disposition and smiling face, Will win him friends in any place. Our George is really cool. Good Luck to you at Business School. JOHN P. KERRIGEN PAUL KROLL 29 Jackson Avenue 57 Prescott Avenue “Tuna’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. Well liked and considered great by all. No other boy can beat our Paid. He s full of fun we all agree, He s been the best of company. To tell his good points we’ve only begun, With his personality, success is already won. ? ' v V T ' ,N ' r WILLIAM P. KERRIGEN 48 Dean Street Baseball 2. In his sophomore, junior, and senior year, “Bill” played football without a fear. He scored those points and blocked those men, And recognition for him was won. Although he tells us no special ambition, We’re sure he’ll succeed in any positon. JANINE KWIATKOWSKI 96 Francis Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Lyceum 3,4. A Physical Therapist is her desire, All this and more Janine shall acquire. She ’ll be sure to bring success, To our good o 7 E.H.S. KENNETH S. KIPNES 101 Fremont Avenue Jr. Achievement 3. A Computer Operator is “Kip’s’, ambition, We know he’ll do well in this position. We soon shall see, That “Kip” is sitting carefree. EILEEN KYLLONEN 18 Luke Road Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2. “Kyller’s” desire is Teaching school. She’ll make those kids obey the rule. As a teacher, she ’ll be number one, She’ll make school seem like lots of fun. JOANNE LACORAZZA 114 Harvard Street Homeroom Officer. “Jo” will Teach the ABC’s, Make the “Kiddies”learn with ease. We wish her well and want to say, We know she’ll succeed in every way. JANET A. LaTANZI 9 Reynolds Avenue Cheerleader 4. “Jan ” cheered our team to victory, But a Teacher is what she chose to be. We know she will find a way, To teach her pupils every day. LUCILLE J. LANCIA 24 Woodlawn Street Homeroom Officer 4. “Ralph” wants to be a Beautician, This is many a girl’s ambition. She’ll comb your hair and do it well, We all know in this she’ll excel. CHARLES LA ROSA 17 Albert Park Homeroom Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4. Well liked by all, he’ll always find, That he’s foremost in everyone’s mind. As a football player “Chas” was great, And in our book he really rates. He has a worthwhile ambition, This is to be an Electrician. EDWARD J. LAVIN 5 Chestnut Street A career in the service is “Ed’s”desire, Medals and ribbons he shall acquire. In our homes we ’ll all sleep sound, Cause we all know “Ed’s” around. GREGORY P. LAWLESS 74 Malden Street Track 4; Spanish Club 4. Mechanical Engineering is “Stan’s” desire, In this he’ll go higher and higher. From his job he will not shirk, When he begins his lifetime work. ROBERT C. LE BLANC 9 Arthur Avenue Lyceum 3; French Club 2; Science Club. “Bob’s” chosen field is Electrical Engineering, His name we all will soon be hearing. In this field he ’ll do his best, And bring more fame to E.H.A. RICHARD T.C. LE FAVE 19 Oak Terrace Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. When “Doc” is near you need no pills, His winning ways will cure your ills. He’ll be a Doctor of recognition, Because this is a high position. LENNY LEO 10 Langdon Street Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 2. Lenny is a guy with brains, To go to East Coast Aerotechnical is his aim. In his future he’s sure to succeed, And we all know he ’ll take the lead. DEBORAH A. LEPORE 127 Central Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3; Jr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff. Our “Debbie ” has a chosen field, And in this one much glory she’ll yield. To be an Elementary Teacher is her aim. And we all know she’ll gain much fame. Her great big smile and pretty looks, Will make it hard to think of books. MARGARET M. LENTINI 92 Summer Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Prep Club 2. To be a Medical Secretary is “Mag’s” ambition, And we all know she can fill the position. Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. ROBERT P. LETENDRE 54 Vernal Street Science Club 4. “Beon” wants to be a Commercial Artist, As one he will be the smartest. All E.H.S. students will say, We knew that artist one fine day. JAMES J. LETTENEY 174 Jefferson Avenue Football 3, 4. On or off the football field, “Lett” was always full of cheer. Friendliness, personality and wit, Are what make him such a hit. Asa Teacher of industrial arts, “Lett” will surely make his mark. HARVEY W. LEVER 68 Dean Street Basketball 2, 3, 4. An Airline Pilot someday “Harv” will be, And fly great planes over land and sea. With his winning ways and personality, He’s sure to go down in history. ARTHUR E. LITVAK 62 Malden Street Football 2, 3, 4. Arthur always has a funny joke, Or a very friendly poke. As a Musician his future holds in store, Success, riches, and happiness galore. PAUL S. LOMBARDI 38 Garland Street Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 4. In the future Paul will be. As fine a Music Teacher we can see. The kids will know he is on their side, And speak of him with much pride. MICHAEL R. LORUSSO 2 Falmouth Street A greater kid is hard to fine, Of one with a sharper trdnd. To be a Gvil Draftsman “Mike’s” mind is set, And he’ll be great, you can bet. ALVARA LUCCHESI 15A West Street “Alvie” plans to spend her day, Taking shorthand, and typing away. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways, Are sure to gain her fame, and tnaybe a raise. CHRISTINE M. LUONGO 180 Bradford Street School Council 4; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3; Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm. Our pretty Oiris” will have fame untold, Because her personality is of pure gold. She’s always smiling with shining eyes. And solves all the problems of our guys”. She chose Social Working as her career, Because she is friendly and likes people near. ROBERT LUONGO 62 Liberty Street Bob ” has chosen an occupation, To fill his pupils with education. A Teacher he’ll be and a fine one too, Showing his students just what to do. THOMAS G. LUSH 129 Nichols Street If you are ever in need of some Legal assistance, You surely need not travel a very long distance. For here is a boy with looks and appeal. Who can win your case and release you from jail. CHRISTINA M. LYONS 147 Estes Street Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Pretty Tina” has just what it takes, When it comes to Healing and Curing aches. She is very gentle and pleasing to see, When you’re in the hospital without company. LAUREL A. MAC DONALD 127 Waverly Street Whether she’s adding numbers or keeping books, You can’t go wrong with “ Laurie’s” looks. ' she is sure to succeed with fame, Ilory and happiness she will attain. JOHN MACKEY 74 Dartmouth Street Dramatics 4. Now here is a boy with leadership, Looks and intelligence to keep him equipped. When eventually the Boss of a Big Company, His secretary will ask to sit on his knee. MARGARET MADDOX 32 Fairlawn Street Band 2; Jr. Achievement 3. To be a Nurse is “Peggy’s aim, At this position she will surely win fame. She is always quiet and always shy, That’s why she’s been liked by so many a guy. JANICE A. MANGINO 247 Vine Street Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. To be a Secretary is “Jan’s aim, Her presence will be her boss’s gain. Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. ROSEMARIE MAFFEI 26 Forest Avenue Pep Squad 2; Yearbook Staff. Taking notes from the boss’s knee, A Medical Secretary is what “Roe wants to be. With her charming smile and sparkling eyes, She’s sure to catch the boss’s sighs. MARY D. MANNING 24 Irving Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. When taking dictation, our Mary 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. DONNA J. MANDOLESE 212 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. “Mandi” is shy but full of fun, To her success is sure to come. A Business Teacher she will be, The best one you will ever see. FRANK J. MARCHESE 32 Winthrop Road Homeroom Officer 3; Football 3, 4. Frank will be an Air Conditionist Engineer, When he embarks on his career. We hope his future will be bright, And bring him to the greatest height. MARIE MARCHESE 32 Winthrop Road Pep Squad 2. A Nursing career “Re”has in mind, And she’ll be the finest of any kind. For with her pretty smile and winning ways, She’ll be a success in the future days. JAYE A. MARDEN 31 Maple Avenue Spanish Club 4; Field Hockey 3. Jaye will soon have her patients feeling right, In a Nurse’s uniform of white. Bringing to the hospital cheer, She will succeed, have no fear. LINDA A. MARINO 34 Glendale Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Field Hockey 4; Jr. Achieve. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. “Marino” is loved by everyone, Always laughing and full of fun. As a Medical Secretary she’ll be just right, Into the office she’ll bring sunshine and light. With her winning ways and looks that please, A fine secretary she’ll be with ease. KAREN M. MARTIN 35 Sycamore Street A Bookkeeper Karen will be, And to success she holds the key. With her fine personality she’ll excel, All of us will wish her well. FRANK J. MARINO 9 Shirley Street Frank was always quiet and shy, But he really is quite a guy. As an Artist he’ll be a sensation, And will surely succeed in this occupation. AURORA R. MARTINEZ 28 Gladstone Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Not over-serious, not over-gay, A pleasant girl in her own quiet way. Off to college she will go, And cause her fame to grow and grow. I MARY MASI 16 Carter Street Italian Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3. A Secretary is what Mary wants to be, And work in some big company. With her pleasing smile and friendly ways, We all know she’ll gain fame and praise. PHILIP R. MASIELLO 438 Ferry Street Italian Club 2, 3,4. As a Lawyer Philip will succeed, To prosecute against many as plainly as can be. Always joyful and so gay, We know he will succeed in every way. ANTHONY M. MATTOLA 47 Adams Avenue Tall, dark, and a little shy, Our “Tony” is quite a guy. To deal with Cars is his future occupation, He ’ll prove to be a great sensation. JUDITH A. MAYS 53 Morris Street Field Hockey 3, 4. Judith always rated high, Among the kids at Everett High. To Preach is her ambition, And she will acquire a great position. SANDRA S. MASON 61 Mt. Washington Street Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 3. “Sandy” is funny, joking, and gay, She never will have a lonesome day. When banging the keys and taking dictation, She’s sure to be a great sensation. RENATO MASTROCOLA 19 Alfred Street Italian Club 2, 4. We learned “Buthcher’s” main desire, To be a Teacher and fame acquire. We are sure he’ll find his quest, Doing nothing but the best. LINDA McALEER 87 Clinton Street Pep Squad 2. To help the sick and conquer disease, “Red” will put the patients at ease. A first rate Nurse we know she’ll be, With her vim and vitality. BERNICE McCABE 63 Tremont Street Here’s a girl with brains and wit, In the Business World she ’ll be a hit. With her winning and delightful ways, “Bernie” will gain success in all that pays. ROBERT T. McCarthy 241 Russell Street Though undecided about his fate, We know that “Mac’s” plans will turn out great. Here’s luck from us to you. That you ’ll be a success in all you do. lana e. McConnell 413 Main Street Lana is a very sweet girl, As a Secretary she ’ll be a pearl. We know that she will do well, Here’s hoping everything turns out swell. CATHY ANN McMAHON 321 Broadway Homeroom Officer 4; Prep Club 4. Cathy sure is full of fun. And has such wonderful ways. She is sure to be a success, In her future office days. Patricia m. McFarland 223 Russell Street “Patti:: wants to be a Secretary, Who will, with her cute personality. Her nice smile and wonderful ways, Will keep her boss happy every day. philip p. McMillan 61 Lynn Street Although our handsome “Phil” hasn’t stated his ambition, We are sure he’ll be able to fill any position. His big smile and carefree ways, Will win him the key to success and praise. PAUL T. MELANSON 51 Glendale Street “Paul” has picked for his future career, To be a Construction Engineer. He is sure to be one of the best, Since he graduated from E.H.S. FRANCES M. McPHEE 16 Elm Street H.R. Offi cer 2; Dramatics; Cheerleader 4; French Club 2, 3; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. This pretty girl has brought us cheer, On the football field throughout this year. Our “Frannie” won’t have much competition, When she acquires her chosen Teaching position. ROBERT N. MELTZ 99 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Lyceum 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. “Bob” has been a favorite of all us kids, From our hearts he’ll never be rid. We wish him luck and the very best, We know on Wall Street the stock won’t rest. KAREN L. MEJIA 46 Chelsea Street Our “Little Red” has brightened our days, With her stories and funny ways. Secretarial work has always been her dream, Knowing Karen, she ’ll be just supreme. MARGARET A. MELAGRANO 10 Dawes Street School Council 2, 3; H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Jr. Prom Comm.; Yearbook Staff. Girls like our “Little Margaret are hard to find, As we all can see, she is but one of a kind. With her great looks and sparkling personality plus, She has been loved by every one of us. A Teacher so charming is bound to please, And see that her students learn with ease. 62 LORENE I. MELVIN 117 Central Avenue Glee Club 2, 4; Choral Arts 3, 4; Fr. Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3. Long dark hair and looks that win, “Lorene” to us a friend has been. Her qualities of kindness and consideration, Will guide her to a future of Helping Retardation. BERT L. MERRETT 16 Autumn Street Although “Bert’s” future plans are unknown, We know he’ll win success for his own. Because he’s smart and well-liked all around, And his out-look on life is very sound. TRUDY MERCER 33 Summit Avenue Field Hockey 4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. When our kids are taking gym, With “Trudy” they’re bound to be fit and trim. Her wonderful style and sense of humor, Will bring her happiness none the sooner. MARIANNE E. MESSINA 546 Second Street H.R. Officer 2; French Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. “Marianne” is really a little doll, Full of fun and loved by all. All these and plenty more, We know she’ll succeed in every endeavor. DOMENIC P. MIELE 405 Ferry Street “Dom” is tall, good looking and dark, As a State Policeman he’ll make his mark. He’ll ban all crime and do his best, To make our country better than the rest. DEBORAH A. MILLEY 100 Glendale Street H.R. Officer 2; Pep Squad 2. All a Stewardess needs to succeed, Is owned by our “Debbie to take the lead. She’s tall and pretty and pleasing to see, She’ll really be great on land or over sea. RICHARD P. MINICHELLO 134 Bow Street Always laughing and fooling around, “Mine’s” the best that can be found. We hope he succeeds in his Electronics Career, And wish that happiness is always near. DIANE R. MONASTIERO 42 Winthrop Street Kindness, happiness, and friendliness too, These are to Diane nothing very new. Her passengers in a plane will notice these qualities in her, And she’ll be an Airline Hostess bringing nothing but pleasure. DENISE E. MORAN 57 Oliver Street Fr. Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2. We can picture in front of her class, A Teacher so sweet and full of ease, Teaching the kiddies their ABC’s. And with her kindness and understanding, We know she’s sure to be outstanding. JOSEPH W. MORESCHI 193 Springvale Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4. To be a Grease-Monkey is “Joe’s” desire, He’ll fix your brakes or repair a tire. And if your mobile needs a grease, Bring it to “Joe”, he’ll charge th e least. At this job he’ll do the best, Because he’s one from E.H.S. EDWARD T. MOORE 108 Wilbur Avenue Football 3, 4. As a football player “Ed” was one of the best, The defensive men were never at rest. He played his hardest and made us see, That it isn’t hard to have victory. He will apply his spirit and interest in sports, In being a Physical Education Teacher or something of the sort. CHARLENE A. MORAN 9 Edith Street H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. A Music Teacher is “Charlie’s” desire. And in this field no one could be higher. For the talent is there with much more to spare. And she’s sure to succeed without a care. For her qualities are hard to compare. 64 LINDA M. MORESCHI 21 Parlin Street French Club 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Linda is one who is liked by all, Always smiling and on the ball. To be a Model is her No. 1 thought, Until by some lucky guy she is caught. KATHLEEN A. MORRIS 35 Corey Street “Kathy’s” hobbies are dancing and skiiing, But hopes that soon wedding bells will be ringing. She wants a husband for all her life. And we know she will be the greatest wife. I PATRICIA A. MORRIS 19 Greenhalge Avenue Gil. Sul. 2, 3, 4; Ital. Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Patricia’s a girl we all admire, A girl whose success will always grow higher. As an Italian Major she’ll be the best, To ever come out of E.H.S. AINSLEE A. MORRISON 10 Floyd Street To be a Secretary is her desire, And sure to set the world on fire. With her shorthand skill and typing speed. There’s no doubt that Ainslee will succeed. KARL M. MUSE 150 Estes Street Football 3; Hockey 2, 3, 4. On the ice “Mike” can really skate, His contribution to the team has been great. but to be an Engineer is his major ambition, and he’s sure to gain a top position. PATRICIA L. NAPOLI 25 Harley Avenue Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Library Staff 3. “Nappa ” is pretty, popular and sweet, With a personality that can’t be beat. A Nurse is what she wants to be, And she’ll be the best, just wait and see. ANGELA M. NATALE 8 Appleton Street Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 3. Quiet, pretty and pleasant to know, Our “Angie” made our school days glow. As a Medical Secretary she’ll be a pearl, Because she is such a wonderful girl. LINDA F. NAZZARO 33 Nichols Street Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. With her cute short hair and pretty face, On Linda, rags would look like lace. She is pleasant, sweet and delightful to know, And as an English Teacher she’ll be great, we know. JUDITH A. NISPEL 12 Russell Street Junior Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2. Long pretty hair and eyes so blue, “Judie” finds making friends is nothing new. She plans a career of Riding in Planes, And we know the passengers will want to know her name. LORRAINE F. NORCOTT 35 Morris Street Pep Squad 4. Our “Laurie” is a special girl to us at E.H.S. She’s always there to lend her help and clear up any mess. This girl is oh so funny, and liked by everyone, We know as an Airline Hostess she’ll rate as number one. EDWARD G. NEE 137 Florence Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. Our handsome “Eddie has lots of pals, As a baseball star he was cheered by the gals. Always laughing and fooling around, That’s our “Eddie”, a real clown. He wants to Test the Ocean Depths, Because its mystery he won’t accept. ROBERT A. NICKERSON 55A Tremont Street Blonde and handsome, an all round guy. That’s our “Bob”, and we know why. With a good personality and looks so great, As a Meat Inspector he’s bound to rate. BARBARA E. O’BRIEN 14 Westover Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. Quiet, sweet and personable too, Barbara stands out so clear in our view To be a Nurse is her No. 1 dream, 4 field in which she’ll reign supreme. JOSEPH C. O’BRIEN 3 Westover Street “O’B” has an unusual quest, To be an Inhalation Therapist. And from this field he’ll earn much fame, Just remember the great high school from which you came. WILLIAM J. O’BRIEN 29 Harley Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4. Witty, likeable, and full of knowledge, For his future vocation he’s off to college. As a Teacher “O’B” will really rate, As one of the best in every state. CAROL F. O’CONNOR 11 Ashton Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. Cheering our teams to victory, With spirit and personality. To b e a Physical Education teacher is Carol’s dream, We all know she will reign supreme. QUENTIN O’DONNELL 106 Central Avenue School Council 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3; Spanish Club 3. In football, basketball, and in track. For winning games “Quint” has a knack. The Business world will clear the way, For this good-looking kid some future day. RICHARD D. O’DONNELL 58 Coolidge Street Baseball 2, 3; French Club 2. “Rich ” is a boy we won’t forget. In his mind his career is set. As a Draftsman he ’ll win his fame. It won’t be long before all know his name. RICHARD M. O’KEEFE 10 Woodlawn Street Football 2, 3. “Richie” is the guy with brains and wit, In the Business world he’ll be a hit. Because we know he’ll never quit, When a leader’s chosen he’ll be it. DENISE M. OLIVERI 165 Vine Street Glee Club 2; Italian Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Prep Club 2. Denise wants to Teach the ABC’s, We know she’ll do it with the greatest of ease. With her sweet disposition she’s sure to please, All those kiddies from the A’s to the Z’s. CHRISTINE E. O’LEARY 68 Chestnut Street Class Officer 2; Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Here’s “Chris” so sweet, cute, and petite, No finer girl could you ever meet. Elementary kiddies she’d like to teach, And we know this goal she’ll surely reach. We know she’ll find the best way, To teach those kiddies day by day. BARBARA G. O’MALLEY 26 Sea Street Homeroom Officer 2; Gil. and Sul. 4; Glee Club 4; French Club 4; Pep Squad 2, 3,4. To be a Nurse is “Barb’s”aim, To help the sick and disregard fame. She’ll find the cure for every ill, While giving out a wonder pill. JANET O’LEARY 56 Duncan Road Pep Squad 3. Always smiling, funny and gay, That’s our “Jan”in every way. As a Drama Instructor she’ll make her way, Having fun day by day. DONNA M. OLIVA 113 Chestnut Street “Peanuts” says a Hairdresser she wants to be, Making pretty curls for everyone to see. After she does, and shows her styles so dear, Then you will see why she chose this career. MAUREEN A. O’TOOLE DEBORAH A. PANNESE 42 Mansfield Street 41 Dartmouth Street Happy and joking, that’s our “Tool”, Being depressed is not her rule. Her cute round face and pleasant ways. Will bring her happiness in future days. Business work she will acquire, Because this girl they’ll want to hire. CONCETTA M. PACE 99 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 4. “Cetta” you’re great, we wish to say, Your unique accent made our day. We wish you happiness when you leave, But you don’t need it, in you we believe. You’ll master the field you chose to reach, And that’s none other than a History Teach. School Council 3; Dramatics 3; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. “Debbie” is a girl who I’m sure you’ll agree, Has been a true friend to both you and me. Because she has the qualities a girl should possess, Her kindness and personality will guide her to happiness. In her Secretarial Career she need not compete with the rest, Because in our book she’s truly the best. KAREN L. PANZONE 208 Linden Street Tall and attractive, anyone can see, Karen in the future a success will be. When you ’re having some trouble with your hair, There is no need for your despair. Because Karen will fix it and tease it and spray, And make it feel like a brighter day. LINDA M. PAONE 12 Auburn Street Homeroom Officer 3; Italian Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. Short hair, cute face and quite petite, That ' s our Linda who can’t be beat. She’ll tap those keys and take Dictation, To a boss who considers her quite a sensation DONNA M. PARISI 48 Sea Street Homeroom Officer; Majorette; Italian Club 3, 4. “Dawn” brings sunshine wherever she goes, Her personality just glows and glows, As a Veterinarian Nurse she’ll be the best. And rid those animals of the pests. PAUL F. PARISI 4 Clay Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. “Brad” drive his way to state recognition, In three years of running from the full back position. It’s only natural that he teach Physical Education, And we wish him luck in this occupation. FRANK G. PASCAL 27 Bailey Street Baseball 2, 3, 4. Frank is a happy-go-lucky guy, With a flashing smile - not at all shy, As a Businessman he won’t be beat, He’ll soon be dominating all Wall Street. ANTHONY PENDOLA 217 Chelsea Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2. While presenting his case at some high trial, “Tony” will win the jury with his honest smile. Whether it be a civil or a federal case, We know our “Tony” will accept nothing but first place. CARMELA PESCE 169 Hancock Street Her long black hair and pretty smile, Will keep our “Mella ” right in style. She’ll be a Hairdresser in the future days, And keep those experts in a constant maze. WILLIAM J. PELLERIN 57 Fremont Avenue On the top “Bill” will one day appear, As the best Aeronautical Engineer. In his field a mastermind he’ll be, And make great advancements, you will see. VINCENT J. PELOSI 103 Winslow Street “Vin ” is a guy well-known by all, He is cheerful and funny while walking the hall. To be a Machinist is what he is wishing, With his determination he will fulfill this ambition. NATALE A. PESCE 189 Bow Street Football 2; Spanish Club 2. In the future as a Computer Technician, Our “Ned” will gain much recognition. He’ll fix machines when they run down. And for this our “Ned” will be renown. ROBERT F. PETERSON 39 Madison Avenue “Pete” is a guy we know will succeed, Because he has the qualities one needs. To become an expert as a Computer Operator, We know no one will be much greater. THERESA L. PETRICONE 107 Bradford Street H.R. Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Choral Arts 2, ' 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. When you ’re tall, attractive, and have a cute smile, You’re bound to find happiness and luck all the while. And this is “Terry ”, a girl we adore, As a Music Teacher she’ll have luck galore. KATHRYN E. PETTO 174 Grover Street Dramatics 2; Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; Choral Arts 2; Italian Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3. “Kathi” always rated high, Among us kids at Everett High. As the girl in white who treats the ill, Her patients’ hearts with sunshine she’ll fill. LEONARD PIAZZA 29 Calhoun Avenue Football 2, 3, 4. “Lenny” is funny and so Garefree, But he hasn’t disclosed his destiny. This handsome guy will succeed in what he chooses, Because our “Lenny” just never loses. FRANK PICARDO 11 Mead Street Withdrawn and shy, that’s our Frank, Never a scheme, never a prank. He has the best wishes of us all, He’ll reach the top and never fall. RALPH A. PIKE 99 Cleveland Avenue There are few boys in school like “Ranger” To nobody is he a stranger. As a Computer Programmer he’ll really be great, High on the list he’ll really rate. JOANNE M. POLCARO 22 Prospect Street Gil. Sul. 4; Glee Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Frenci Club 3, 4. “Joe’s”as busy as a bee, Attends lots of activities. With her winning smile and pleasant way, She’ll make the greatest Nurse someday. WILLIAM E. PINKSTEN 71 Jefferson Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan 3; Choral Arts 3, 4. “Pinky’s” never ever sad, He’s a happy carefree lad. In the future he’s sure to succeed, As a Computer Programmer he’ll be in the lead. FRANCES M. POLVERINI 24 High Street Glee Club 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; French Club 4. “Frannie” loves to play the guitar, oA field in which she could go far. But as a Writer she ’ll gain fame, And the whole world will know her name. JUDITH A. PIONE 79 Linden Street Junior Achievement 3; Pep Squad 3, 4. To be an Airline Hostest is “Judy’s aim, She’ll be the best and gain great fame. For we all know her winning ways, Will help her reach success someday. WILLIAM D. PIPPY 102 Russell Street “Pip’s” a gentleman, quiet and shy, But the girls won’t pass him by. His desire is to be a Minister, Of his success we’re sure to hear. PAULINE A. POSTE 54 Central Avenue French Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. To Teach is Pauline’s ambition, By this we know she’ll recognition. A finer girl will never be found, All the way the world round. gain ROSEMARY P. PUCILLO 5 Chestnut Street “Ro ” is a girl active in sports, She gives all she can with every effort. Blonde and cute in every day, She’ll be a good Secretary someday. KATHLEEN A. POWERS 197 Vine Street Library Staff 4. Pinning and Setting curls, That’s our Kathy, a real whirl, With her smile and winning ways, Success is in her future days. MARK B. RABIN 37 Fuller Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3. Mark is a real swell guy And on our list he sure rates high. As to what he wants to be he doesn’t know yet, Surely a success on that we can bet. MICHAEL J. RADCLIFFE 21 Dowse Street Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. “Rad” is one of our basketball pro’s, In the future we know he’ll really grow. To become a great success, We know he’ll do his best. ANGELINA M. RAGUCCI 65 Tileston Street To Write, to Type, to Take Dictation, Is what “Angie” wants for her occupation. Sweet and cute in all her ways. She can look forward to happy days. JOHN J. RAGUCCI 130 Vine Street Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 2, 3; Choral Arts 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. Helpful and friendly he’s sure to succeed As a History Teacher “Gooch” will take the lead. Good looks, a smile, and determination Will help him attain this occupation. LORRAINE RAPPA 57 Englewood Avenue H.R. Officer 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff Lorraine is by far the best we know Her looks and pleasant smile seem to tnake her glow She has a warm personality that is loved by all This wonderful girl is really a doll. No finer Secretary will ever be found For Lorraine is the best in the world around. PETER RAGUCCI 41 Veterans Avenue The wide-open field of Business work Is something from which Peter will not shirk. He has the ideas and know-how as well oSo we can conclude that he’s bound to excel. ROBERT F. RATTA 33 Nichols Street Dramatics 4; Gil. Sul. 2; Choral Arts 2; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. For painting all those public ads You have to have a certain pizazz. “Bobby” has this quality through and through And he’ll win acclaim for whatever he may do. ANTHONY F. RANIER1 37 May Street At E.H.S. “Tony” has made many a friend. A helpful hand he was always willing to lend. As a Business Manager, he will be authoritive and stern, And for him a good name will be easy to earn. JOSEPH P. RAO 68 Estes Street Italian Club 4. Combine good looks and ability And we’re sure that you will see That “Joe’s intelligence will bring success When an Accountant position he does possess. 74 l VICTOR R. RAUSEO GARY G. RESTAINO 53 Ashton Street 101 Wilbur Street Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. “Ross” is a great guy we all know, He’s packed with personality from head to toe. Handsome, witty, and full of the devil, We know he’ll be great on any level. Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff. A popular boy with looks and zest, Gary has passed his classmates’ test. Active in school and in baseball too, Gary was there when there was something to do. We are sure he’ll be great when Teaching government, And his students will have nothing to relent. KAREN RESNICK 38 Evelyn Road Glee Club 2; Choral Arts 2, 4; Junior Achievement 3, 4. With her paint brushes and ready to go, “Rezi” will be a great Artist you know. The Commercial paintings that she’ll design, Are sure to come from the top of her mind. We know that she’ll definitely succeed, Because a great artist we really need. JANET K. RIBERO 100 Glendale Street “Jan” is small and very sweet, She’s a wonderful person for someone to meet. With her studying the field of Mathematics at school, Her instructor, compared to her, will look like a fool. VINCENT A. RINALDI 11 Forest Avenue “Vinny’s” a guy we all know well, Into our hearts he quickly fell. With his good looks he’ll always be near, A successful life as an Engineer. LINDA S. RINGDAHL 135 Irving Street Spanish Club 4. Our “Ring” is absolutely a little doll, Short, blonde hair and shining eyes won’t make it hard at all. To win the hearts of her students in school. When she’s sitting at her desk with personality as her tool. RUTH RIVERS 16 Fairlawn Street Ruth is cute and also strnrt 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 your ills. MARILYN ROBBINS 37 Pleasant View Avenue H. R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3; Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. A pretty girl with a wonderful personality We know “Mai’s” dreams will become a reality. With her sense of humor and pleasant smile, She’ll be a Teacher well worth while. MARIE RUGGIERO 198 Ferry Street Jr. Achievement 3; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 3, 4. Marie’s personality will take her far And her winning ways will make her a star And on stage while dancing professionally, She ’ll be a sight for all to see. DENISE RUSH 3 High Street Terrace H.R. Officer 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Lyceum 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4. A blonde is said to have more fun That’s why our Denise is rated number one. She has a Oiarm that sparkles and a manner so sweet, In a Teaching position, no finer we’ll meet. DAVID ROCCIA 29 Edith Avenue To be an Engineer is “Dave’s” desire We know he has the skill it requires. Designing and sketching will be his future occupation, We know he will be a great sensation. DONNA ROOS 3A Godwin Place Donna is the type of girl we like to call a friend, She always has a word of cheer and a willing ear to lend. She’s very pretty and has what she needs To make her a Teacher who will take the lead. 76 DOUGLAS J. RUSSELL 101 Reed Avenue Track 2. To be a Steelworker is “Doug’s” goal in life, A position he’ll gain with no stress or strife. You’ll see him on griders hammering away. Becoming a greater success every day. DIANE R. RUSSO 397 Proctor Avenue Pep Squad 4. Diane with her merry ways, Will be a Hairdresser one fine day. She ’ll have a future bright and gay, Good Luck is sure to come her way. STEPHEN A. RUSSO 14 Russell Place Lyceum 2; Science Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. Stephen’s a boy with plenty of knowledge, Who someday wants to Teach in college. Or even writing may be his vocation. No doubt he ’ll be a great sensation. GARY S. RUTSTEIN 75 Chatham Road Gary wants to be an Artist, We know he has the skill. He’ll paint a Mona Lisa someday, And greater success will come every day. JOHN F. RYAN 179 Shute Street Hockey 2, 3, 4. “Jake’s” the goalie of the hockey team, A boy who’s always on the beam. A professional student he will be, Because of his ability. WILLIAM A. RYAN 439 Ferry Street Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. “Bill’s” the captain of the baseball team, And because of this he has made his dream. To be a professional player someday, With great hitting and catching paving the way. LINDA J. RYBICKI 36 Franklin Street H.R. Officer 4. “Lyn” would like to be a Clerical Typist someday. And in this field we know she’ll go all the way. She’s quiet but full of fun. So she’s liked by everyone. CAMILLE S ABELL A 119 Estes Street Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. Camille’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. CHERYL A. SALV1 13 Thurman Street To be a Dental Assistant is “Sherry’s” aim, At this position she’ll surely win fame. A girl so gay and sweet, A finer person you ’ll never meet. HELEN T. SAMPSON 48 Mansfield Street Helen would like to go to school for Fashion Merchandising. And in this field she’ll always be rising. Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. i JOHN SACHETTA 24 Elliott Road Hockey 2, 3. “Sach” would like to go to an Electrical Apprentice School, And we’re sure he’ll succeed because he’s nobody’s fool. “Sach’s” disposition and his smiling face. Will win him friends in any place. CATHERINE M. SAIA 49 Grover Street Dramatics 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 4. As Co-Captain of the cheerleaders “Cathy” was the best. She rose high above all the rest. To Teach Business Education is her ambition, And we know she’ll easily fill this position. CAROL L. SANTACROCE 43 Rock Valley Avenue Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Long brown hair, petite, and a personality so great, A wonderful life is our Carol’s fate. Because she is helpful and so very kind, Improving people’s lives is on her mind. On her all the luck in the world we bestow, And we know happiness will follow wherever she may go. ROBERT J. SARACENO 61 Madison Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. ‘Sara’s” a guy we all surmise, As high on our list of handsome guys. As of yet he has no definite goal, Of what to do or where to stroll. But something is clear for us to see, That for “Sara” successful is easy to be. STEPHEN M. SANTOSUOSO 12 Waverly street Football 2. With his good ways and personality, “Swas’s” dream will become reality. As an I.B.M. Operator he ’ll be great, And high on the list he’ll always rate. MICHAEL E. SAVAGE 100 School Street Our thought of “Red” will never be ending, For as a Draftsman he will be ascending. In designing buildings he’ll be very clever, And reach the top in any endeavor. PAUL C. SAVAGE 32 Westover Street Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4. On the ice we didn’t look twice. To see who was making goals for us. “Sav” played well and we all know, That without him we wouldn’t know what to do. After attending college he’ll be the best. In any field he’ll pass the test. RICHARD P. SCHENA 41 Tremont Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. “Nate” has been active in football and track, The ability to participate he does not lack, In any position he chooses for life, We know he will fill it without a strife. s ; JOHN H. SCHIAVO 23 Appleton Street John plans to go to college, Where he can gain a lot more knowledge. So here’s a wish from us to you, That you’ll be successful in all you do. GLORIA SCOPPA 225 Vine Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Italian Club 2, 3; Jr. Achievement 2. Pretty brown eyes and a personality that glows. This is our “Glur from head to toes. She’s very quiet but friendly and sweet, The kind of girl a guy wants to meet. When she works for the Airlines she’ll be a marvel And people will have an urge to travel. ANDREA M. SCIARAPPA 229 Vine Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Library Staff 4. This pretty girl with expressive eyes, Ne ver has difficulty in getting her guys. She not only has looks but lots of class too, That’s why our Andrea has brought joy to you. In future days she plans to Teach, The ability of art that is in her reach. MICHAEL G. SCLAFANI 68 Ferry Street Band 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3. “Mike is a boy who is quiet but fun, He will be remembered by everyone. To be a Musician his mind is set, And he’ll be a great one, you can bet. ANGELA SENIBALDI 25 Marie Avenue Italian Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2, 4; Librar) Staff 4. A friendly smile and oh so petite, Girls like her are hard to beat. “Ang’s” concern for all and sincerity plus, Has made her especially well liked by us. As an Elementary Teacher she’ll be the best, Teaching with eagerness and lot’s of zest. NEIL F. SHAY 3 Blanchard Avenue Basketball 2, 3, 4. As one of the guys at C. H. P. Neil has been cheerful and always carefree. While shooting his baskets and bouncing that ball, He has been admired by one and all. So in future days when Styling Hair, Of his ability we need not despair. JEANNE A. SHEA 21 Duncan Road Homeroom Officer 3; Dramatics 4; Thespians 4; Lyceum 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Library Staff 4. Full of charm and full of fun, Petite Jeanne is liked by everyone. Her desire is to Teach the ABC’s, And make the “Kiddies” sing with ease. With her personality she’s bound to succeed, She’s got exactly what she’ll need. CAROLE A. SHEEHAN 7 Glendale Terrace “Shine” is charnung, pretty, and sweet. The kind of girl you’d like to meet. As a Telelphone Operator she ' ll be a success, And always be rated as one of the best. MADILYN R. SHEA 167 Jefferson Avenue Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 4; Lyceum 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Yearbook Photographer. “Lynne ” is a girl we ’re happy to know, On her, good luck we all bestow. To be a Chemist is her main desire, She possesses the qualities that it requires. We know she’ll do well and soon shall see, That “Lynne” is making many a discovery. HELEN E. SHEDDEN 39 Mount Washington Street Dramatics 4; Gil. and Sul. 2, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4. Tall, attractive, and lots of brains, Helen’s a girl of whom we’ll never complain. She’s friendly and has always been nice to know, And we hope her name in Mathematics will grow. BEVERLY M. SHELTON 54 Duncan Road Gil. Sul. 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Arts 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. As an Airline Hostess “Mae” will try, To make passengers at home in the sky. And then with a smile they’ll happily say, We’re glad to know a girl like “Mae”. CARL W. SHELTON 54 Duncan Road Carl’s the boy with the brillant mind, He’s sure to leave others far behind. His desire is to be an Architectural Engineer, Success to him in his career. ROGER A. SHEPHARD 9 Albert Park To choose a liked ambition, Is not a simple task. So Roger will wait with patience, Till a goal he will unmask. Whatever the field or in any position, We know he will strive for recognition. PAUL L. SHERMAN 43 Greenhalge Avenue Our Paul is of the technical kind, A technical guy with a technical mind. His goal is that of a Math Engineer, For him success is very near. SUSAN A. SHIELDS 12 Kenwood Road Jr. achievement 3. Pep Squad 2, 3. Susan’s the type who stands above the crowd. And of her we always will be very proud. Her good looks, style, and class, Will make her a Teacher hard to surpass. RICHARD J. SILVA 50 Autumn Street Richard is smiling and full of fun, So he’s liked by everyone. In the future he’ll go to school, And in spare time with cars he’ll fool. THERESA A. SILVA 106 Walnut Street Homreoom Officer 4. “Terry” is one of those girls who is neat and petite, With a personality that is very sweet. As an I.B.M. worker in the future she will excel, And all your classmates wish you well. NICHOLAS A. SIMONELLI 24 Kenwood Road Homeroom Officer 2. Add to looks a brilliant mind, And you ’re combination is of a unique kind, This is our “Nick”, a wonderful guy, Whose plans in the future are very high. In the Field of Psychology he’ll explore the mind, And towards your problems he’ll be very kind. NICHOLAS M. SIMONELLI 54 Ferry Street Dramatics 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Band 2; Jr. Achievement 2. “Nick” is a guy well known, With brains and a way all his own. Someday a Giemist he will be, Making products for you and me. DEBORAH J. SMITH 95 Jefferson Avenue Pep Squad 4. Taking notes from the boss’s knee, A Secretary is what “Debbie” wants to be. With her dark hair and sparkling eyes, She’s sure to catch the boss’s sighs. MICHAEL P. SKERRY 27 Mohan Street Spanish Club 2. In the very near future one will see, A famous Bookkeeper “Mike” will be. He ’ll do his job all the way, Through making things easier for me and you. JACK R. SMITH 130 Nichols Street French Club 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3. “Smitty” wants to be a Marine Biologist, At this we know he’ll be the best, With his humor and winning smile, We know at this he’ll be worthwhile. CHRISTINE A. SMITH 95 Jefferson Avenue “Tina”is cute; “Tina” is sweet, As a Secretary she can’t be beat. With her charm and ambition, She will gain much recognition. PATRICIA J. SOBOLEWSKI 17 West Street “Pat” is a very sweet girl, As a Legal Secretary she’ll be a pearl. We know that she will do well, Here’s hoping everything turns out swell. MARIE E. SORDILLO 20 Shirley Street Caring for the sick and mending their wounds, We all know Marie will become great soon. As a Nurse she ’ll do her very best, Because she’s better than the rest. DIANE M. SPADA 11 Gladstone Street With her kindness and understanding, Diane will surely be outstanding. Pretty, fun-loving, and personality so grand, Having her for a Secretary would please any man. JOANNE SORRENTINO 61 Cleveland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 3. As a Secretary “Sorry will be capable and efficient. Truly much more than just sufficient. Her pleasant ways and friendliness, Brought us joy and happiness. ELLEN M. SPADAFORA 79 Floyd Street Pep Squad 4. Our Ellen desires to become a Writer, We are sure that no one will be much brighter. In the future when royalties begin to roll, We’ll know that Ellen has reached her goal. JOHN T. SOUZA 11 Edith Avenue Our “Johnnie” brought us many a cheerful day. He was always happy and always gay. We know in Engineering for space devices, He’ll conquer all problems with never a crisis. JUDITH K. STAFFIERY 10 Dunster Road Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2, 3,4. “Judy” always has a smile on her face, To greet a friend, whatever the case. This smile will carry her far ahead, When a Teaching Career she begins to tread. PAUL A. STAMATIS 11 Ashton Street An IBM Operator “Zeus” will be, A good one too, we all agree. May success and fortune come your way, And keep you happy from day to day. EDITH M. STANILONIS 96 Dartmouth Street Pep Squad 3, 4; Library Staff 3. This attractive girl has style and class All other Nurses she will surpass. We wish you luck and happiness too, Best wishes, “Eddie”, from us to you. PHYLLIS E. STEINBERG 115 Vernal Street Spanish Club 4. What a Nurse Phyllis will make, Patients will forget their every ache. She’ll carry on the job with ease, Each patient she is sure to please. JACQUELINE M. STRONG 26 Andrew Street Homeroom Officer 2, 4. Our little “Chickie” is such a doll, She brings sunshine and happiness to all. Our hearts she filled with joy and gleem, Miserable school without her would seem. In a Nursing position she ’ll be dear, Her patients will never have any fear. EARL L. STAVIS 109 Florence Street Earl is dependable, and intelligent too. In the Law position well he’ll do. He’ll solve our cases and defend us well, Because he’s witty and sure to excel. LENORE A. SULLIVAN 32 Tufts Avenue Spanish Club 2, 3; French Club 3, 4. Brimming with happiness, that’s our “Sull”, She made our schooldays far from dull. Her prettiness and personality may, Make her a Language Teacher some day. MAUREEN C. SUMMERING 15 Road A Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Lyceum 2. Personality is just one feature, That is contained by this future Teacher. Going to school will be well worthwhile, When to Maureen’s class you ’ll file. RALPH J. TAGLIAMONTE 54 Autumn Street “Tag” is quiet and always calm. As a Steel Worker the competition he’ll disarm. His good looks and successful way, Will make each day a pay day. MICHAEL P. SWEENEY 7 Rock Valley Avenue Class Officer 3. Although “Mike’s” ambition is not yet found, Thus we know, he is college bound. Whatever the position, whatever the trade, Success he will surely not evade. MARGARET E. SYLVA 12 Foster Street Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 2. Although “Peggy” is an “Irishman” I’m sure you ’ll agree, She has brought lots of laughter to you and me. Always smiling and pulling tricks, This little girl is fun and kicks. Her happy appearance and carefree disposition, Will promote our “Peggy ” in a Nursing position. KEVIN H. TEEHAN 10 Woodville Street “Kev” has decided he needs more knowledge, So he plans to go to college. His plans after that are not very clear, But we know success will always be near. KATHY T. THIBEAULT 127 Garland Street With our Kathy’s looks and personality to match, She’ll make some man a lucky catch. In future days she’ll cook and clean, Having no time to rest or dream. But she’ll be happy that’s no doubt, We’ll never see her cry or pout. CAROL THISTLE 11 Veterans Avenue Pep Squad 3, 4. Full of fun and always happy, Carol ’s a girl who will never fail. She’s the type who’s sweet but sassy, And as a Hairdresser she’ll pave her trail. JACQUELINE M. TORIGIAN 40 Arlington Street Library Staff 4. Jackie” is a girl we are happy to know, We are sure her happiness will grow and grow. As a Hairdresser we know she will find her way. To make her customers day by day. CARL F. TODISCO 26 Arlington Street French Club 2; Pep Club 2. To be a Teacher Carl has in mind, And he will be the best you ’ll find. He’ll teach the kids the Golden Rule, And not one would miss a day of school. GERALDINE TORCIVIA 102 Clarence Street Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. Cute, sweet, and so much fun, Our “Tore” is loved by everyone. As a Dental Assistant she’ll be the best. Keeping the patients quiet and at rest. ELIZABETH M. TODISCO 29 Henry Street ’’Lizzy” is one of the best we ever met, And her nice ways we’ll never forget. In the future “Ussy’s” name will rate, As a Lab Technician she’ll be great. DONNA M. TOTO 15 Winthrop Road To be a Secretary is Donna’s ambition, And she’ll be the best in this position. With her pleasant smile and winning ways, She’s sure to succeed in future days. RICHARD W. TRAHAN 1 Calhoun Avenue “Richie” wants to make Data Process¬ ing his career. For him success and good fortune will always be near. Without hesitation we can say, This goal will surely come his way. STEPHEN J. TROY 149 Russell Street Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 3, 4. Over the hills and across the sea, “Steve” will fight for you and me. He’ll protect our lives and do his best. So that our country in peace will rest. JUDITH A. TRAILL 7 Elwood Street This great girl has been a good friend, A helping hand she was always willing to lend. For our “Judy” is sincere with looks and grace. And as a Secretary she’ll be wanted any place. ROBERT F.TRUFANT 3 Amos Terrace “Bob” knows not what the future holds in store, But whatever he chooses, he’ll open the door. To improvement and satisfaction in what he chooses, Because our smart “Bob” just never loses. DAVID C. TRICCO 8 Hamilton Street “Dave” is a boy who likes to collect coins. But it will be the Air Force that he joins. Because he is really a pilot at heart, And in the Air Force he will play his part. JUDITH A. TROY 30 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4. “Judy” will cure your ills and make you gay, She’ll keep you well every single day. As a Nurse she ’ll be a pretty sight, And happy in a uniform of white. VINCENT R. TRUNFIO 40 Everett Street Hockey 2. “Vinnie” has decided to continue his education, And when he’s finished he’ll be a sensation. So whatever the field or position he’ll hold, We know his future happiness will unfold. ELAINE P. TURKETTE 105 Harvard Street Homeroom Officer 2. She has the smile that really wins, And is sure to carry her through. To be a Secretary there is no doubt. She’ll make it from our point of view. STEPHEN L. TUCK 25 Miller Street Hockey 2. “Chink”like many is undecided, As to what in the future he’ll do. But no matter what the years may bring. We wish the best to you. ROSALIE J. TUTRONE 16 Francis Street “Rosie’s”aims are very high, To be a Stewardess in the sky. And we all know that with her looks, The passengers won’t keep their eyes on their books. NICHOLAS P. VENEZIA 115 Glendale Street Good on looks and a pleasant way, “Nick” will be a Teacher someday. Here’s a guy with loads of ambition, We know he’ll gain the top position. JOYCE D. VIASNER 24 County Road Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 3, 4; Dram. 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Jr. Achieve. 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Girls’ Field Hockey 4. Cute little Joyce as we all know. Is packed with personality from head to toe. In any field that Joyce does endeavor. We know she will be very clever. PAUL VISCONTE 37 Ashton Street “P. V. ” says he wants to work on a jet, This is an ambition we know he will get. With his winning ways and pleasing smile, Paul is sure to get many a mile. LAURA WALSH 21 Argyle Street “Laurie”doesn’t know what the future will hold, That is what we are told. She’s so nice and so pleasant. Succeed she will, fail she can’t. CAROL A. VIGEANT 20 Prospect Street When taking dictation, our Carol 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 his Secretary work overtime. GREGORY W. WASHINGTON 112 Main Street Homeroom Officer 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3,4. By his participation in sports, “Greg” has established himself as the athletic sort. With such a personality and such a will, We know a high position he’s bound to fill. EDWARD S. VOKE 7 Englewood Avenue Baseball 2. “Ed” will be an Electronics Engineer, When he starts upon his career. We hope his future will be bright, And bring him to his greatest height. KATHLEEN A. WALLACE 16 Waverly Avenue Spanish Club 3, 4. “Kathy ” says Nursing is her ambition. On this her mind is set. A hit she’ll be in this position, Handing out pills to those who fret. •• frnm P 5 ?! k A ia 4 j Wm : 1 t v ■ h i 90 BONNIE M. WATTS 116 Hancock Street Pep Squad 3. A Secretarial career is what “Bonnie” desires, She possesses the qualities that one admires. So she’ll be a hit, this is surely known, And she’ll always have smiles and friendliness to loan. MIRIAM C. WEILER 80 Kinsman Street Band 2; French Club 3; Jr. Achieve¬ ment 3. “Merry’s” ambition is to have Speech as her major, At this we’re all winning to wager. Merry” will always be happy and sweet, And you ’ll find her work can’t be beat. JOHN J. WEDDLETON 12 Autumn Street Football 2, 3. As an Auto Mechanic John can’t be beat, And with your car he’ll always be neat. In this job his talents will show, Success is “Whimpy’s” wherever he may go. ROSE M. WELFORD 24 Bellingham Avenue Homeroom Officer 2. 4; Pep Squad 4; Yearbook Staff; Jr. Achievement 3. To be a Medical Secretary is “Rosie’s” desire, A fine ambition we know she’ll acquire. A girl so gay and also sweet, A finer person you ’ll never meet. DENNIS J. WHALL 167 Jefferson Avenue Football 2. To work with heavy equipment is “Denny’s ” ambition, And confident he is of this position. Personality plus and popular too, Good old “Denny”, we’re all for you. CAROLYN E. WHITESIDE 9 Henry Street Pep Squad 3. A quiet girl with a lot of pep, Who always keeps right in step. For shorthand and typing, she will have approbation, And advancement will come soon in this new occupation. HARVEY H. WHITNEY 67 Glendale Street Homeroom Officer 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4. “Whitey” would like to be a Mec¬ hanical Designer, And at this job there will be no finer. So to his goal he ’ll upward strive. Keeping his hopes and desires alive. SUSAN B. WOOD 10 Bolster Street Pep Squad 3. To enter the field of Accounting is “Wookie’s” desire, We must admit she’ll be the best to hire. With her brain and personality, Good Luck, we know she ’ll succeed. NANCY M. WHOLLEY 31 Foster Street Homeroom Officer 2, 3; French Club 2, 3, 4. In the future Nancy will be, As fine a Teacher as we can see. The kids will know she’s on their side, And speak of her with much pride. BETTY M. YEE 38 Walnut Street Glee Club 2; Choral Arts 3, 4. Betty is cute and very sweet, As a Teacher she can’t be beat. A girl who is full of zest, Her classmates wish her the very best. PATRICIA A. W1LICHOSKI 28 Thurman Street Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4. “Patty ” is pretty and oh so neat, She would like to be a Nurse or to Teach. “ Patty’s” sense of humor can’t be beat, Without her many would fall asleep. LINDA C. WOLFE 37 Arlington Street Jr. Achievement 3. “Dino” would like to go to a Modeling school, Of course she would be calm and cool. For this job you will admit. She’ll be fast to make a hit. 92 PATRICIA L. ZAINO 126 Bucknam Street Homeroom Officer 2; French Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2 . Pretty and friendly she has always been, And all our hearts she did easily win. ‘Patty” desires to Teach grammar and the parts of speech, We know this goal she’ll surely reach. GERALD A. ZAMANSKY 47 Sycamore Street Basketball 2, 3. Tall and friendly, good on looks, “Jerry’s” a demon when he cracks those books. Interested in Biological Science, He’ll major in this with great reliance. 93 Horace Mann School 1961 - 62 Fifth Grade 94 j 95 96 97 i 99 1 100 101 102 103 104 r L.«ir w j 105 V 106 Grode 5 ronrrt 107 ] , I ; . r-, , B ■§ m ' LJbE ZfWy if? M h|- 1 5 | i K § ■WP ♦ ♦Wl eTT mmmm ' k am A � . 108 l ' V ' ._ ' St ft ! t fej !! v ■ □j V. V fj 109 i in ACTIVITIES 1969 Spo ?ts 112 _ J ‘T ' renc i GfuS emors Jt uniors SopAc op 2 o n ores 113 114 115 Dramatic 116 117 118 119 (Jour o on or Marie Ruggiero Margaret Melagrano Christine Luongo Cjour o on or Carol Santacroce Patricia McFarland Elaine Turkette F ueen an Deborah Lepore Patricia Gentile Manganarro Award 1967 Dennis Hughes Angela Senibaldi Queen June Holden Manganarro Award 1968 Anthony Fabiano Carolyn Whiteside Jeweler’s Award Paul Parisi j I Junior Prom Queen Janice Bourgault Yearbook Photographer Madilyn Shea Harvard Book Award Oratorical Award Dennis Catanzano Good Government Representative Boys State Award George Desiderio Science Award Stephen Russo 1 (i loites Boys State Award Our Honored Guest Glen Erickson Senator Edward M. Kennedy Oratorical Winner William Hagan Yearbook Photographer Science Award Yearbook Photographer Robert Meltz Richard LeFave Alfred Hall c5 Pi enior j rom Gommittee Pr unior j rom Committee Gfasscfay Gtsherettes ana ( U.s iers Ink. §)St §£� .. MIGHTY MICE Mike Belzotti, Bruce Bortlik, Robert Boyd, James Burke, Mary Campbell, Kevin Coogan, Diane DaPonta, Michael DiPlatzi, Bonita Flint, Barbara Garret, Karen Goodwin, Kenneth Kipnes, Edward Lavin, Mike LaRusso, Philip Masiello, Joseph O’Brien, Frank Picardo, Peter Ragucci, Jacqueline Strong, Eileen Turkette, Christine Smith, Jeanne Shea. HAPPY TOGETHER Paula Brooks, Harvey Whitney, Joanne Capra, Robert LaBlanc, Donna Dragon, Jane Kelly, Anthony Accardi, Linda Nazzaro, William O’Brien, Linda Paone, Paul Visconti, Tony Pendola, Denise Rush, Kevin Teehan, Geraldine Torcivia. PRETTY PINUPS Doreen Andreotti, Patricia Arbia, Joanne Aliberti, Rosemary Ciulla, Stephanie DeGregorio, Margaret Jocobsen, Eileen Kyllonen, Joanne Lacorazza, Margaret Lentini, Christina Lyons, Linda Moreschi, Angela Natale, Judith Nispel, Christine O’Leary, Carmela Pesce, Pauline Post, Lorraine Rappa, Marie Ruggerio, Carol Santacroce, Gloria Scoppa, Diane Monestierio, SOUNDS OF SILENCE Richard Almond, Donna Allen, Donna Arnold, Ernest Arsenault, Ruth Barbato, Elizabeth Bombaci, Karen Bradbrook, Eleanor Campbell, Richard Carey, Richard Caso, Joanne Conti, Patty Darragh, Donna Englehart, Josephine Foti, Marianne Horrocks, Mary Masi, Kathy Powers, Maureen Summering, Jacquline Torrigan, Judy Trail, Judy Troy, Carol Vigeant, Earl Stavis. WILD IN THE STREETS Diane Ardolino, Jeffrey Baird, Diane Crosio, Anthony Fabiano, Mary Gallagher, Judy Jackson, Sandra Mason, Maureen OToole, Karen Panzoni, Helen Sampson, Kathy Thibeault, Carol Thistle, Donna Toto, Karen Mejia, Janice Cribbins. 126 MILLIONAIRE ACRES - C.H.P. Alfred Borgonzi, Norman Brodeur, Jimmy Byrne, Charles Calvo, Kenny Cavallaro, Louie Ciulla, Billy Clifford, Lynda Gianatassio, Charlie LaRosa, Debby Lepore, Christine Luongo, Margaret Melagrano, Quentin O’Donnell, Debby Pannese, Victor Rauseo, John Sachetta, Neil Shay, Nancy Barringer. MUSICAL MAESTROES John Caseccio, Joe Covino, John Diamond, Joan Doherty, Paul In- delicato, Paul Lombardi, Margaret Maddox, Lorene Melvin, Charlene Moran, Theresa Petricone, William Pippy, Joanne Polcaro, John Raggucci, Robert Ratta, Michael Scalafani, Helen Shedden, Carl Shelton, John Souza. ULTIMATE COOLNESS Maryanne Citrone, Sissy Dooley, Barbara Fenno, Corinne Flanagan, Glenda Flessas, Ann Hurst, Bill Jancsy, Sharon Johnson, Sonny Joyce, Linda Kelleher, Donna Kelly, Linda Marino, Franny McPhee, Eddie Nee, Lennie Piazza, Bobby Saraceno, Richie Baniewica, Andrea Scriappa. GREASE MONKEYS Thomas Anno, Salvatore Foti, Frank Boyland, Domenic Cirino, Danny Condon, William Harding, William Sacono, Douglas Keller, John Kerrigan, Paul Kroll, Paul Melanson, Bert Merritt, Roger Shepard, Ralph Tagliamonte, Robert Trufant, John Weddelton, Dominic Miele. MAXWELL HOUSEWIVES Margaret Albano, Rosiland Canter, Agatha Cardello, Carol Cogliano, Dotty Collins, Laura Connors, Lillian Cravota, Debby Desiderio, Sandra Devanna, Elda DiCiccio, Mary Erickson, Cinthia Glennon, Diane Giuliano, Christine Joyner, Rosemary Maffei, Kathy Morris, Barbara O’Brien, Janet Ribero, Camille Sabella, Diane Spada, Marie Sordillo, Eliane Crowley. 127 i MUSCLE MEN Fred Caruso, James DiPlatzi, Paul Drake, Osvaldo Fernandez, Charles Giarratana, Paul Jandrys, James Letteney, Arthur Litvat, Frank Marino, Renato Mastrocola, William Pellerin, Vincent Polosi, Natale Pesce, Paul Sherman, Nicholas M. Simonelli, Vincent DiGregorio, Anthony Freelove, Phil Ayer, Joe Bordinaro. GOOD TIME CHARLIES Keith Clark, Robert Dauenhauer, Linda DeCaro, Ralph DeCecca, Joyce DiPietro, Maria Donadio, Richard Fiorentino, William Garafano, Ernest Geannetto, Richard Gregoire, Clifford Harper, Louie Hery, John Howard, George Keough, Robert Luongo, Debby Milley, Concetta Pace, Ralph Pike, Anthony Ranieri, Richard Schena, Richard Silva, Edie Stanilonis, Margaret Sylva, Dennis Whall, Fred Habeeb, Chucky Interbartolo, Doug Russell, Richie Minichello. A LONG TIME COMING William Bodvar, Patty Callahan, Jean Cesario, Michael Ciulla, Rita Colonna, William Greene, John Guerriero, Roger Hiscock, Lucille Lancia, Alvara Luchese, Frank Marchese, Aurora Martinez, Anthony Matolla, Bernice McCabe, Denise Oliveri, Karen Resnick, David Roccia, Jack Smith, Beverley Shelton, Stephen Tuck. ACADEMY AWARD RECIPIENTS Mike Cappelotti, Linda Carroll, Mary Ellen Correnti, Linda DeSesa, Sadie Devlin, Patty Gentile, Janice Grant, Thomas Guarino, Michael Hursh, Louie Iammarino, Lorranie Johnson, Janet LaTanze, Kathleen McMahon, Donna Parisi, William Pinkstin, Debbie Smith, Joanne Sorrentino, Kathleen Wallace, Bonnie Watts. LOST IN SPACE Laura Belluscio, Gregory Capano, Paul Carroll, Alan Cassidy, Gloria DiDonato, John Glynn, Gregory Lawless, Lenny Leo, John Mackie, Robert McCarthy, Janet O’Leary, Stephen Santossuoso, Paul Savage, John Shaivo, Carol Sheean, Michael Sweeny, Carl Todisco, Edward Voke, Joseph White. 128 TEXTBOOK TERMITES Salvatore Bognanni, Joyce Carr, Dennis Catanzano, Anna Cipriani, Andrew Davis, Adrianne DeStefano, May DiBartolomeo, Paul Carofalo, George Gochis, Marie Imbornoni, Richard LeFave, Thomas Lush, Angelina Ragucci, Joseph Rao, Donna Roos, Stephen Russo, Cheryl Salvi, Angela Senibaldi, Theresa Silva, Nicholas A. Simonelli, Nicholas Venezia, Patricia Wilichoski, Betty Yee, Gerry Zamansky, Bill Hagan, Gary Rutstein. OFF TO THE FUNNY FARM Carl Bash, Andrew Bitto, Carl Bouchard, David Bradberry, Karen Chute, Kevin Clark, Barbara Coolen, Laura Crocker, Bob Letendre, Jaye Marden, Trudy Mercer, Lorraine Norcott, Rosemary Pucillo, Marilyn Robbins, Madilyn Shea, Rose Welford, Susan Wood, Jack Colarusso, Robert Meltz. SUMMER BLONDES Denise Albanese, Beverly Barber, Lynn Callahan, Marianne Connors, Patricia Dooley, Joan Dunphy, Robert Hudson, Mary Manning, Karen Martin, Lana McConnell, Laurel MacDonald, Patricia Morris, Richard O Keele, Linda Ringdahl, Ruth Rivers, Joyce Viasner, Miriam Weiler, Linda Wolfe, Colleen Doherty. iv 4 , £ . ... ... Li. j— _ - - A BIG TIME OPERATORS Paul Barnes, Stephen Briggs, Arthur Carelton, Robert Carreiro, Michael Cataldo, Josephine DeLeo, Cecil DeFlippo, Regina Dillian, Carmela D’Orsi, Steven Howe, Marie Marchese, Phil McMillan, Carl Muse, Robert Nickerson, Carol O’Conner, Dathryn Petto, Judy Pione, Cathy Sia, Judith Staffiery, Paul Stamatis. BIG TOWN FLIRTS Patricia Baron, Barbara Catanzano, Diane Dorney, Candy Feldman, Janice Fitzpatrick, Carol Green, Patricia McFarland, Maryann Messina, Patricia Napoli, Donna Oliver, Carol Whiteside. 129 MOD SQUAD Donna Depietro, Susan Shields, Marilyn Hayden, Elizabeth Todisco, Linda Blois, James Censabella, Cheryl Ellison, Joseph Gallavin, Christine Griffin, Alfred Hall, Ainslee Morrison, Michael Radcliffe, Vincent Rinaldi, Lenore Sullivan, Richard Trahan, Vincent Trunfio, Patricia Zaino. FLAMING BEAUTIES Joan Burke, Kevin Carmody, Noreen Caufield, Gorden Cummings, Beverly Dean, David Gallagher, June Holden, Linda McAleer, Michael Savage, Nancy Wholley. OUR HEROES Brian Brickley, Daniel Busby, Ralph DeMarco, Glen Erickson, Steve Feldhoff, Clark Guarino, Dennis Hughes, Billy Kerrigan, Edward Moore, Paul Parisi, Greg Washington, George Desiderio, Jerry Albano, John DiNapoli, John Bono, Richard O’Donnell, Frank Pascal, Mark Rabin, Gary Restaino, Billy Ryan. APPLE POLISHERS Janice Bourgault, Kathy Bradley, Joyce Brent, Eileen Cheeney, Diane Cuoco, Elizabeth Franca, Wanda Guenard, Roberta Iandola, Nancy Jackson, Judith Mays, Barbara O’Malley, Diane Russo, Linda Rybicke, Michael Skerry, Patricia Sobolewski, Ellen Spadafora, Laura Walsh, Allen Block, Russell Finer, Steve Granoff. FRONT PAGE PERSUERS Janis Arsenault, Walter Brown, Maureen Fournier, Ronald Giannatassio, Joseph Graffeo, James Hallahan, Janine Kwiatkowski, Harvey Lever, Donna Mandolese, Denise Moran, Robert Peterson, Frances Polverini, Johnny Ryan, Phyllis Steinberg, David Tricco, Steven Troy, Rosalie Tutrone. 130 EVERETT HIGH SCHOOL f Glenda Fiestas Lynda GlanataAAio Catluj Sola Captain Nancy Sowing t A Faannle HcPhee Coalnne Flanagan Janet LaTanz-t Janl Asuenault Captain Ca iol O ' Connox June Holden w lltlam Haqcin Stephen T ioy � Richard. Ralph Vemaaeo Co-eupta n R anl cZ Richard Edvoaftd Moofie Anthony Pendola JaweA Letteney Quentin O ' Vonnell eotiye Vetldealo m V v ,JH h 1 y i v ' l | Chaale InteKbaatolo ; ’ ' V •• “V f : - j ,v ' V S� ' A _v- dpmj Hr ‘ •� ' 7 ' ,,-JSrr ' ' m V� V EfcFW ' : Vkr H§ % HU : : m Gfim L0 captain J Glenn Esiickton cOiino AnthuK Litvak pati ' tA ' 1 ' Co-captain Vcnnc C ha ± Stiian Bn.ic.kZe.il fa.bia.no Head Coach Samo and his assistants, A1 Romboli and Bob Marques had their work cut out for them as they strived to field a winning team for the ’68 season. We felt that we would be able to hold our own with the nucleus of veterans and the newcomers to the squad. Captains Erickson, Baniewicz, and Hughes led the Red Tide against Newton in the opener. We managed to get off to a good start start as Rauseo intercepted a pass and returned it to the six yard line. Parisi, behind the blocking of Hughes and O’Donnell, banged over for a score. The conversion failed. Newton came back and scored on a pass and converted to take the lead. Erickson then came back and showed his running ability and scored from the twenty-four yard line. The con¬ version failed. In the second half we bogged down. Newton scored twice in the meantime, once on an intercepted pass, and we bowed down, twenty-one to twelve. We regained our composure against Somerville. Once again we opened the scoring early as Parisi bombed through a huge hole for twenty-eight yards and a T.D. after Pendola had recovered a fumble. Erickson converted. Somerville came back after a pass interception and tied the score. The third period was a stalemate. In the final quarter Baniewicz recovered a fumble on the thirty-four yard line. Erickson passed to Washington for the score. Washington converted. Then Wash¬ ington frosted the cake when he intercepted a pass and returned to their seventeen yard line. Erickson then swept behind Enfanto for the final score. No conversion. We emerged victorious by a twenty-two to eight count. Litvak, Fabiano, LaRosa, and Puopolo stood out on defense. The Presidents of Quincy followed and this was the most exciting game of the year. Again we shot out to an early lead as Washington intercepted on our four yard line and romped for ninty-six yards into the end zone, after what had seemed to be a disastrous fumble on our part. No conversion. After the next kickoff we took the ball on downs and marched the length of the field, aided by a pass interference play, and Parisi bolted in from four yards out. No conversion. After a punt exchange, Erickson faded to his left and ran for sixty yards and our third touchdown. Erickson converted. Another ex¬ change and again Erickson duplicated with a fifty-seven yard scoot into pay dirt. No conversion. As the half ended, Erickson faded and passed to Fabiano for score number five. Conversion good. In the meantime Quincy had managed to score twice. We felt pretty secure with thirty-two points for the half. We were unable to do anything right in the second half and failed to score. Quincy was not idle as they passed, passed, passed and drew up to two points of our total. They failed on a two-point conversion and we eked out with the win by a thirty-two to thirty margin. For the first time since 1905 Everett bowed in defeat to a strong Revere team by a score of twenty-eight to fourteen. The less said the better. We jumped off to a fast lead on a Parisi T.D. but this was short lived. Revere played a great game and we were outclassed in every department. Rauseo managed to score again, but this was not to be our day. The Medford game was a game of revenge for the two defeats of the past years. The first period we fumbled away three opportunities to score. Our luck changed in the second quarter as LaRosa intercepted a Mustang pass and ran it back to their eighteen yard line. Moore and Parisi took turns in advancing the ball and Parisi went in for the score with fifteen seconds left in the half. We failed to convert. The third quarter was scoreless. In the final period Washington ran a punt to their eighteen yard line and then Erickson ran it in from there. No conversion. Medford managed to score in the closing minutes of the game but we emerged the victor by a twelve to seven margin. North Quincy proved to be a powerhouse as they rolled over the Big Red. We held our own for the first period but fell apart in the se cond quarter. We managed to get on the score board on a sixty yard scoot by Parisi and a Washington conversion, but this was our total for the day. North crossed our goal line for eighteen points in the first half. The second half saw them score two more touchdowns and we ate humble pie by a thirty to eight loss. Fabiano, Washington, Parisi, Moore, and Erickson were outstanding in defeat. The following week we visited the North Shore and took on Beverly determined to make up for our loss of the previous year. Erickson opened the scoring with a two-yard run and Washington converted. After a Puopolo interception, Inter- bartolo and Parisi moved the ball to the thirteen and then Parisi bolted in. Conversion good. DeMarco then pounced on a Beverly fumble. Moore passed to Erickson in the end zone and we had twenty points. Beverly came back and scored twice in the second period. In the third quarter the Red Tide roared back. Rauseo intercepted at midfield and on the next play Moore passed to Washington and the feather-fingered end skipped for fifty yards and a score. After the kickoff, Fabiano intercepted and fled to the three yard line. Parisi then scored and then converted on a run. Once again we took the ball away and Parisi scored T.D. number three for the day. Washington converted. Beverly made a feeble attempt to come back to no avail. Parisi finished off with his fourth score of the day on a forty-three yard run. Coach Sarno cleared the bench in our fifty to twenty win. Against rival Malden, Parisi was again the back of the day. We reduced the Golden Tornado to a gentle puff. Malden broke the ice and jumped to an early lead. This snapped the boys out of it and five minutes later Parisi zig-zagged his way for thirty-six yards and a score. No conversion. This was all for the first half. In the third period Washington snagged a Malden pass and ran it back to the ten yard line from where Parisi lugged it in for the score. Parisi converted. On the final play of the game Parisi again crossed the line and we iced the game by a twenty-two to seven count. Anything can happen in our Turkey Day game with Chelsea and usually does. We have known the bite of the dog of humiliation in the past. The first two times we handled the ball we scored. Parisi went in on a thirteen yard jaunt. No conversion. After a punt exchange, Puopolo took over and galloped in from the four yard line. Conversion missed. We took the ball on downs and then had a punt blocked on our twenty yard line. Puopolo again came to the fore with an interception. Again we marched the length of the field and Parisi scored. Erickson converted. The third period found the ooys still hungry. We stopped a valiant attempt on the Red Devil’s part to score by stopping them on our twenty-three yard line. On the first play Parisi closed out his career, to the joy of all, with a seventy-seven yard scamper to go untouched into the end zone. This was the climax to a great day as we enjoyed our twenty-six to nothing win. To all the seniors we wish the best. May your future be crowned with success and victories in the game of life. To you go our thanks for so many happy days spent in cheering on our warriors of the gridiron in victory or defeat. -iiigmmMm 0 ' OonneJL M t Coach Erickson realized that a lack of experience and height were going to be the big obstacles to overcome as he took over his job as first year coach of the Big Red hoop team. We opened the season against our old rival Somerville on their home court. The first quarter found us down by one point but this was soon overcome as we found our shooting eyes as the whistle sounded for the second quarter. Pisacreta kept us in the game for the first period and then Washington, Erickson, and Clifford found the range. We left the court at the end of the half leading by a thirty-three to twenty-five count. We fell apart in the second half and Somerville proceeded to romp. They outscored us by twenty-two points and we bowed by a seventy-four to sixty score. Pisacreta, Washington, and Puopolo were our high scorers. We moved into a non-league game with Lexington during the Christmas holidays and they were not too nice as our second defeat of the season was presented to us. We failed to be in the game from the start. The final outcome was a devastating eighty to forty-nine loss. Washington led the pack with fifteen points. Boston Tech showed no mercy as they proceeded to make our vacation a sorry affair. They jumped off to an early lead and continued to run roughshod over us. Again it was Washington and Pisacreta doing the major scoring for us in our seventy to forty-nine loss. We closed out the old year with a trip to the North Shore to meet Beverly. The first quarter was nip-and-tuck as we led by one point. Mike Radcliffe came into his own in the second period but the rest of the team went cold. The result was that we le ft the court at the half trailing by six points. We managed to outscore them the second half but could not narrow the margin enough and so dropped a close one by a sixty-six to sixty-three margin. Erickson, Pisacreta, and Clifford were high scorers for the Red. We started the New Year in grand fashion against Quincy. We started things off in the very beginning and were never headed from there to the end. It was great to taste victory for a change and a great start for the year. The final score was sixty-three to forty-four. Pisacreta led all scorers with twenty- two points. The Mustangs of Medford were very hard to manage in our next outing. We had a poor first period even though only one point separated us. The second quarter saw us find the range and run up a ten point lead as the half ended. The second half found us completely cold and we could not buy a concerted drive for points. In the meantime, Medford dropped in everything that was thrown up with the result that we were sunk. The final count was a sixty-seven to sixty loss. Clifford, Erickson, and Pisacreta were high. We took on the Beach City boys of Revere following this loss, and were determined to regain our winning ways. We had our usual troubles the first half and fell behind by two points. The end of the half found us behind by four and this was frustrating. We came into our own in the final half and managed to contain them and do some scoring of our own. We tied up the game at the end of the third period and went on to outscore them in the final canto. The result was a satisfying seventy-four to sixty-seven win. Washington and Clifford led the Big Red in scoring. Against Malden, the first half proved to be a close ball game, and then the roof fell in again. The Tornado dominated the second half and we again fell victim. Radcliffe and Pisacreta were high scorers in our seventy-two to fifty-one loss. North Quincy proved to be a good game for the first half even though they did leave the court at the half with a six point lead. The second half jitters again caught up to us and we ran into all kinds of trouble. The result was that the Presidents went on to trample us by a sixty-nine to forty-eight score. Washington was our shining light with nineteen points. The Red Devils of Chelsea were the next opponents and this proved to be a low scoring game. We led by four points at the half through the good eye of Erickson. The second half saw us forge ahead. The final outcome was a forty-seven to forty-one win. Erickson and Pisacreta were in the double figures. The return game with Somerville proved to be a repeat of the first outing. We dropped behind in the first quarter and this proved to be our downfall. We left the court at halftime trailing by eleven points. We could not make up this deficit in the second half, although we did manage to more than hold v w % i f i our own. The final tally found us on the short end of a seventy-seven to sixty-nine count. Clifford dropped in twenty- three points in our losing cause. Quincy proved to be our cousins this year as we set them down for the second time. We bombed off to an early lead and left the court at the rest period ahead by seventeen points. We slowed down in the third period but regained our composure in the final stanza. We trotted off the floor with a seventy- eight to sixty win. Washington and Erickson led the scorers for us. The Medford Mustangs kicked back at us once again. We fell behind at the half by four points but almost caught them in the third quarter. The final period was a headache as we only garnered nine points. The final was a sixty-two to fifty-two loss. Erickson was high scorer for the night. The first half the Malden game was a real thriller as we led them by two points. Then our old nemesis appeared and we could not stand prosperity and fell behind. We tried hard to regain the lead but all in vain. We dropped this one by a score of fifty-nine to fifty-one. Greg Washington led the scorers with twenty points. We rose up in anger against North Quincy and matched them point for point all through the first half and led by one point as the whistle sounded. Once again we lost our com¬ posure and they forged ahead in the next quarter. From here in we couldn’t buy a basket. We lost this one sixty-eight to fifty-eight. We finished the season against a good Melrose team and failed to be in the ball game from beginning to end. They jumped off to an early eight point lead and stretched it to thirteen at the half. We managed to gain back a few points but then fell by the wayside again. The final score was sixty-two to forty-three. Due to the inclement weather we were forced into three cancellations. The Revere, Chelsea, and Lexington games were all buried in snow. Our congratulations to Greg Washington for being chosen as the Most Valuable Player and being so rewarded. Although not being a winning season it was an interesting one. There were times when “If’ half-time leads had been held we would have had a great season. To all those seniors we wish the best. May all your losses be turned into victories in this game of life. PauX Savant Jokn K ' J an Ste.v Feldkoii Captcu.ii Coach James Mulloy ventured into his second year very cautiously inasmuch as this year’s squad was young and inexperienced. The backbone of the squad were: returning lettermen Captain Steve Feldhoff, Henry Lahey, Paul Savage, Richard Moriarty, and Jerry O’Hearn. Pre-season jamborees helped in giving some insight as to what to expect for the future. The week before the start of the league season we met Masconomett High School in the Melrose Arena and played to a scoreless tie. In a second encounter we came out victorious over Withrop High by a score of two to nothing. These sessions gave us experience for the season ahead. We opened the league season against the Malden Tornado. This was presumed to be the team which was to win the league championship. We bowed in defeat by a six to two margin, and Malden appeared to have all that was needed to live up to the expectations. We failed to capitalize on several occasions and defensive lapses proved our complete downfall. Midway through the second period Jerry O’Hearn was rendered un¬ conscious and his place in the goal was taken by John Ryan. Despite a gallant effort on Ryan’s part, Malden scored two goals in the final period to ice the game. Clark and Lahey were responsible for our scores on passes from Feldhoff and Barbati. The Big Red skated and shot their way back against a powerful Quincy team. The Presidens jumped to an early two goal lead and it looked as though we might be in for a real bad night. However, we failed to quit and fought them right down to the finish. Barbati fed a beautiful pass to Lahey and he drove the puck into the net. Later Feldhoff stole a pass and set sail down the ice and laid a perfect pass on Lahey’s stick and again Harry drove it home to tie the game up. In the closing eight seconds, O’Hearn pulled off a spectacular save to save our well-deserved tie. We bombed our way into the win column against North Quincy by a score of four to one. We broke the game wide open in the first period with three quick goals. The all junior line of Lahey, Barbati, and Gluffling was responsible for all three tallies. Gluffling garnered two on Lahey and Barbati passes and Lahey took a drop pass from Gluffling for his score. Later Barbati made his contribution of a goal on a Rauseo pass. Ryan and O’Hearn shared goalie honors in our win. We met Columbus in a very frustrating game. We outskated, outshot, and outplayed them but could not come through with a win. Their jumpingjack goalie had thirty-three stops to our thirteen and we lost by a three to two count. Our defensive lapses were again responsible for our loss. Lahey scored both our goals in the third period on assists from Rauseo and Gluffling. Against Revere we again were guilty of not making our shots good when we had open nets. The Beach City boys held us to a two to two tie in a game which we should have won. We were very ragged at the start and Revere scored two quick goals. We managed to come back in the second and third periods on goals by Lahey and Feldhoff accounting for the scores. We came up with another poor showing against underdog Chelsea. The Red Devils came to life after a quick Everett goal by Barbati on a Savage pass. Then it happened. Nothing went right as they proceeded to skate rings around us. Chelsea scored two goals in the second period and two more in the final stanza to send us home in a discouraged feeling. We rose up in all our might against Don Bosco and scored our first shutout of the season. Everything went right for us as we scored five goals. Lahey, assisted by Feldhoff and Savage, scored two goals. Feldhoff, Barbati, and Hensey scored one each on assists by Clark, Moriarty, and Barbati. John Ryan received credit for the shutout. Our return game with Malden was another loss by a score of three to nothing. Gerry O’Hearn did a good job in the nets despite our loss. The game was all even for the first two periods and then the reserve strength and experience of Malden came to the fore. Their three goals simply were too much for us. •v t Against Quincy it was a case of come from behind in order to gain a two to two tie. Steve Feldhoff scored both our goals on assists by Lahey and Rauseo. We had Quincy at our mercy in the final period but could not sink the winning goal. Moriarty, Dimitruk, Savage, and MacLeod were great on defense. We came back into the win column against North Quincy after they scored in the first eight seconds. Six different players scored for the Crimson. Lahey scored two, and Feldhoff, Barbati, Rauseo, and Moriarty one each in the first two periods. Later Gluffling added one to finish off our scoring. We found that Columbus led a charmed life against us for the second time. Once again we did everything but score goals and bowed in defeat again by a score of three to one. Feldhoff scored our lone goal in the second period. Columbus took advantage of our lapses to score their goals. We lost our return game with Revere by a two to one count. It was a tie game at the end of the first period despite the fact that we outshot them two to one. They scored the winning goal in the second period. Lahey was responsible for our goal on a Savage assist. This was a heartbreaker to lose. We were determined to make up for our earlier loss to Chelsea and went after them with a vengeance. Feldhoff led the way with a total of three goals and two assists. Moriarty, Hensey, and Barbati also were responsible for one each with assists going to Moriarty, Savage, Barbati, and Rauseo. We emerged from this one with a six to three victory. Dimitruk and MacLeod did a great job on defense. We were snowed out of our final game of the league season against Don Bosco. The highlight of our season was our trip to Maine to the campus of Colby College in Waterville. Here we played their great freshman team and received a real lesson. We trailed them by two goals at the end of the first period but then they warmed up to the situation. Experience and age are great teachers, as our boys found out. We could not match their great numbers and the additional length of the periods took the toll of our boys. The second and third period they skated rings around us. The final score was a devastating thirteen to one loss. The experience of visiting a real college campus more than compensated for our loss. The courtesies and kindesses extended to us were wonderful. Our congratulations to Jerry O’Hearn and Harry Lahey for being named to the all-star team. To all the graduating seniors go our best wishes and hopes for success in the future. 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