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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1970 volume:

P MEMORIES Presented by The Class of Nineteen Hundred Seuenty Eoerett High School Everett Massachusetts 3 1759 00099 7365 YEARBOOK fl EDITOR-IN-CHIEF | Loring Flint ASSISTANT EDITORS Ann Simpson and Janet Lyons ASSISTANT EDITORS Judy LaNasa and Patrick Vautour IT STAFF BIOGRAPHY STAFF STANDING: Larry ArineUo, Linda Capps, Jeanine Middleton, and Paul Enfanto. SEATED: Pat Vautour, Mary Lou Stevenson, Pat Mazzei, and Ann Simpson. ACTIVITY STAFF STANDING: Melvin Hall, Joanne Carrabis, Diane Douglas, and Cindy DiLoretto. SEATED: Judy LaNasa, Robert Snook, Mike Azzolino, and Janet Lyons. SECRETARIAL STAFF STANDING: Terry Cassano, Pat J. Connolly, Chris DelVecchio, and Cathy Sachetta. SEATED: Debbie Cutliff, Judy LaNasa, and Paula Leavitt. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT John Clark VICE-PRESIDENT Robert Pisacreta SECRETARY Maureen Chipman TREASURER Karen Cognata Harvey Siegal Sharon Diamond Gilbert Dell Isola • ADMINISTRATION James P. McCauley Edward Leo DEDICATION Mr. Robert Bank The Class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy deems it an honor and a privilege to dedicate Memories to this outstanding member of our faculty. 7 In Memoriam Michael J. Cravotta Neil G. Listen I Play in the Pastures of God The Lord is my Father for all eternity, I play in His pastures and His meadows joyously, I fear no evil, I fear no pains so long as J tred in His sacred domain. For I know the Lord watches over me. Loneliness is forgotten where love reigns Supreme. Such is our Shepherd ' s everlasting scheme. All are welcome. Come all who can enjoy the fruits of the one Divine Plan, Partake -and see what happiness can mean. Milk and honey are plentiful: the rivers never run dry. Where there is eternal youth there is no time to pass you by. Words have little meaning: it ' s the thoughts and deeds that show in the meadows of the Lord where love and charity overflow, Where a thought can live forever, men never die. So come with me! Everyone! Where my feet have trod. Everyone dwells happily ' neath the Savior ' s rod. Let us go together, as was ever planned: let us run together to the promised land. For I know I can play forever in the flowered pastures of God! by MichaelJ. Cravotta February 23, 1967 4:45 p. m. Rest In Peace English Department SEATED: Marie Gordinier, Librarian; Ruth Shirk, Mary Clay, Linda Baldassarre, and Elaine Sapochetti; Art. STANDING: Raymond Gallagher. James Mulloy, Richard Hickey, Department Head; Amerino Sarno, Timothy Lane, James Rafferty, Vincent Concannon, and Ralph Mallett. Faculty Language Department SEATED: Victor DeRubeis, Department Head; Susan Traill, Mary Dorn, Doris DiTullio, and Lorraine D ' Angelo. STANDING: Andrew Previte, Stephen Daisy, and James Marino. Seienee Department SEATED: Hyman Silverman, Maria Salerno, and Mario Vultaggio, Department Head. STANDING: John Hudson, James Micarelli, Bernard Sullivan, Leo Kutrubes, and William Richmond. F v ♦ i TL- Faculty Home Ecomonics and Meclianical Arts Department SEATED: Rita Keefe, Nurse; Alice Drago, Department Head; and Alice Keefe. STANDING: Arthur Schricker. Doris Ann McGaffey, and Zolton Csicsek. Mathematics Department SEATED: John Brogna, Willard Whittemore, Department Head; and Philip McAuliffe, Jr. STANDING: Nicholas Venezia, Richard Wallace, Walter Zanor, Edward Cardillo. and Edward Ricupero. George Clay, Mathew Walsh, and James McKinlay, Jr. Faculty Social Studies Department SEATED: Michael O ' Donnell, Robert Barile. Alfred Dowd, Department Head; Charles Malta, and John DiBiaso. STANDING: John Foresteire, James Peddle, John Erickson, Frederick Leach, and Eugene Testa. Physical Education and Driver Training Departments SEATED: Suzanne Ziemba, Franklin Foley, and Lois Alpert. STANDING: Robert Marques and John Crowley. Business Department SEATED: Eileen Whelan, Rosemarie Guerriero, Julia Gibbons, Department Head; Jane Callahan, and Mary Barstow. STANDING: John Merenda, Peter DeSesa, Victor Pisacreta, and Nicholas Pascouchi. School Committee CHERYL I. AGOSTINI 40 Kelvin Street A real great kid. A friend to all. When Jeff ' s around. We have a ball. IBM is her chosen career. She ' ll do well, without fear. CARMINE P. ALBANO 1 20 Central Avenue Band 2. As an Electronic Designer, Carm will be king He ' ll be happy in life. Just doing his thing. LILLIAN E. ALEXANDER 15 Montrose Street Lil doesn ' t know. What she wants to be. We know she ' ll find her goal. And life ' s precious key, MARIE A. AGRI 53 Woodlawn Avenue To fix up the house, Eroni upstairs to down, To Interior Decorating, She ' ll be bound. NICHOLAS A. ALBANO 34 Baker Road Jr. Achievement 2. Nick is unique-one of a kind. Computing Technician he has in mind. In this he ' ll succeed and gain great fame. And add glory to Everett High School ' s name. GLORIA E. AMERENA 61 Rich Street Photography 2,3,4. Club 4; Pep Squad Gloria likes skiing on the beach. In life siie wants to Teach. This ambition will be reached. Cause she ' s such a peach. I 14 ARTHUR ARDOLINO 9 Mystic Street LAURI.NCIi W. ARINELLO 62 Gledhill Avenue I ' ootball 3. Whatever Artliur ' s goal may be It will be the best you ' ll see. He has the best wishes of us all He ' ll reach the top and never fall. Homeroom Officer 2,4. Larry has made it very plain To be a Writer is his aim. Developing a new and unique style Writing poetry all the while. PATRICIA A. ASSENZO 70 Ferry Street Dramatics 2; Italian Club 2,3,4. To be a Fashion Merchandizer is Patti ' s dream. In this field she ' ll reign supreme. With her easy way and personality. Success will be a reality. CYNTHIA J. ATWOOD 56 Gledhill Avenue Pep Squad 2,3,4; Class Day Usherette Cindy is sweet all the time, A girl like her is hard to find, As a Secretary she ' ll be the best We wish her luck in her life ' s quest. LINDA G. AVAKIAN 123 Bell Rock Street Class Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Italian Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sport 3. 4. Cute, sweet, and really neat, Linda ' s personality is hard to beat. As an Elementary Teacher she ' ll be the best. Bringing fame to our E.H.S. MICHAEL A. AZZOLINO 123 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Itahan Club 2; Jr. Prom Committee. Azzy ' s great wit. and jovial way. Keeps us in stitches from day to day. Making our years nothing but fun. Greeting us all with a silly pun. Watching the girls from the corner of his eye. In the Business world he ' ll be quite a guy. PATRICIA BAGARELLA 8 Andrew Street JOYCE E. BAGGS 57 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 3: Pep Squad 2,3. Whether painting a pretty picture. Or sketching a beautiful scene, Patti will be great as an Artist, Because she ' s all so keen. Dramatics 4; Jr. Achievement 3; French Club 2; Usherette 3. Joyce will be the best in her sport, Because she seems the outdoor sort. Teaching girls Gym from day to day. She ' ll be in top shape in every way. JOSEPH J. BARBATI 29 Tileston Street Baseball 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 2; Hockey 2,3,4; Italian Club 2,3. Working for IBM, Joe will out work all of them. And we know for sure he ' ll oe just great. Because in the field he ' ll really rate. KAREN M. BARISANO 64 Pierce Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2. Teaching languages fron far and wide, Buffey can do it, we say with pride. Whether talking Italian or talking Greek, In any language she car ' t be beat. JOSEPH BARBATO 124 Chestnut Street Withdrawn and shy, that ' s our Joe Never a scheme, never a show. He has the best wishes of us all. He ' ll reach the top and never fall. RICHARD BARITZ 47 Hamilton Street Richard didn ' t indicate, What he wanted to be. But we know he ' ll be great. Just wait and see! THERESA A. BARRASSO 7 Myrtle Street Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Witii iier iooi s and winning way. Terry will be a success some day. To be a Hairdresser is iier idea. We know she ' ll succeed in her future career. GERALD J. BARTOLO 68 Clarence Street Jerry has chosen Accounting as his career. He will succeed, we have no fear. When he becomes one of the best. We ' ll always remember, he came from E.H.S. PAULA A. BARTON 36 Waverly Avenue Choral Arts 2; Band 2,3,4: Girls ' Sports 2,3. Paula ' s ambition, she keeps to herself. To have us gues.sing is her delight. No matter what her game may be. We know she has a goal in sight. DONNA L. BARTLETT 39 Highland Avenue Pep Squad 2,3,4. Donna is gay; Donna is smart. She ' d like to go into the field of Art. With her knowledge and desire. Fame she will easily acquire. PAUL A. BARTON 36 Waverly Avenue Band 2,3,4. Many buildings will be built. When Paul ' s life ' s ambition is filled. In Construction he ' ll be the best, His buildings will stand above the rest. TONI M. BELLOFATTO 76 Wellington Avenue Very cute and full of fun, Toni is liked by everyone. A programmer she wishes to be, She ' ll be just great-wait and see. MARY JANE BENKO 24 VVoodlavvn Street One of those girls who is neat and pohte, With a personality that is a delight. Although undecided about her fate. We know her plans will turn out great. PAUL A. BERTONE 106 Linden Street Clark seems awfully shy, But he ' s really quite the guy. He ' ll succeed I ' ll tell you why, Because he completes each task without a sigh. SHARON A. BLAIR 27 Rich Street Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 2,3. Sharon will be an Angel in White, Caring for the sick day and night. At this profession we know she ' ll be great. Because in this class she really rates. DONNA M. BENSON 46 Winthrop Road Homeroom Officer 2. Benny is a girl with looks and charm. We all know she makes the boys alarm. To be a housewife is Bun ' s ambition. We hope she makes it with lots of ignition. ALLEN L. BISHOP 1 Kenilworth Street Science Club 2. To an Airline Pilot is what he has in mind, Success, fortune, and happiness he will find We are sure he will go down in history, No other flying pilot will have such an outstanding personality. ROSALIND J. BONO 36 Tufts Avenue Rozy may strike you as shy and sweet. If you know her it ' s a real great treat. As a Hair Dresser she will seek, Up to the tip of the highest peak. I HARRY A. BOOKSTEIN 118 UartmoLith Street Spanisii Club 3; Hockey 2.3. A different position is Harry ' s aim. As a Psychology Major iie ' U surely gain fame. For we all know his winning ways, Will bring him to the top in future days. RICHARD S. BORSETI 53 Estes Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. Handsome Rick played with ze st. As a baseball player, he ' s one of the best. He is a boy who is really rated high, And often from the girls, there comes a sigh. As to his future, he doesn ' t know yet. Surely a success, on that we can bet. ALAN R. BRADFORD 61 Albion Street Friendliness, sparkling eyes and wit. They ' re what make good-looking Al such a hit. No doubt they ' ll help him in his ambition. When he becomes a leading Technician. JOSEPH BORELLA 18 Edith Avenue Butch wants to be a Design Engineer. He ' ll be a success in this career. We know him to be the best and will. Because he has the knowledge and skUl. DONNA M. BOVEY 14 Edith Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Sweet, intelligent, and personality. Donna is great on that we agree. To be a Teacher is her main desire, And in this field, fame she ' ll acquire. RICHARD F. BRADLEY 224 Main Street When Richie becomes an Engineer, Many complex problems wiU disappear. For he has a gift of being adept. At working with and mastering a new concept. STEPHEN R. BRADY 15 Winthrop Road Frencli Club 3. Steve doesn ' t know what the future will hold. At least that ' s what we ' ve been told No matter what the future holds, We know that he will reach his goals. SALLY W. BRICKLEY 12 Hampshire Street Dramatics 2,3,4; Glee Club 2.4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4: Pep Squad 2,3; Girls ' Sports 2,3,4. Sally ' s a girl who ' s really O.K. She ' s been a good sport in every way. At whatever she tries she will be skilled. And every ambition will be fulfilled. CYNTHIA A. BROGNA 16 Albion Street A charming smile and just as sweet, Cindy will tackle any feat. As a Secretary she ' ll be the best, And the pride of E.H.S. NANCY J. BROMAN 17 Moody Avenue To succeed in life is Nancy ' s aim. In any field she ' ll make a name. But Computer Programming is her quest. And she ' ll be one of the best. LINDA A. BROGNA 38 Shute Street To make women beautiful, Will be Linda ' s task. From a charming Hairdresser Wliat more could we ask. KAREN L. BROOKS 29 Appleton Street ItaUan Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2. Karen ' s a girl we all adore, with personality, charm, and looks galore. As a Hairdresser she ' s on her way. Styling different hairdos everyday. EARL G. BROWN 101 Main Street Spanish Club 4. An Airhnc Pilot someday Earl will be And fly great planes over land and sea. With his winning ways and personality. He ' s sure to go down in history. SANDRA C. BRUNO 112 Francis Street Homeroom Officer 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Usherette 3. Always happy and always gay, Never lacking something to say, Sandy has all the qualities necessary. To become a Model or Secretary. GEORGE R. BUTLER 7 Shute Street Homeroom Officer Bobby is happy day and night. He ' ll greet us with a smile so bright. As an M.P. Officer he ' ll be great. High on the list hell surely rate. ELSIE N. BROWN 1 Neilson Avenue Elsie is very quiet and sweet, Witli a winning way that ' s hard to beat. To be a Social Worker is her aim. At this job shell acquire much fame. PAUL E. BURNS 399 Broadway Football 2,3,4. As a football player Paul was one of best, Tlie defensive men were never at rest, He played his liardest and made us see. That it isn ' t hard to have a victory. BRENDA A. BUTT 28 Jefferson Avenue Dramatics 3,4; Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. An Airline Hostess is Brenda ' s chosen career, Witli her on the plane we ' ll have nothing to fear. She ' s always gay and always sweet, Having her as a hostess would be a treat. 7 0 21 NANCY J. BUYS 218 Springvale Avenue ANTHONY CAEZZA 25 Franklin Street Nanc has chosen a Nursing career, Then as a patient you have no fear. For she has a pleasant way, Tliat will brighten anyone ' s day. Football 2; Italian Club 2.3,4. For undecided Tony We make this quest. In whatever you may do You ' ll be a masterful success. JANET L. CAIAZZO 45 Myrtle Street Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 3,4; Girls ' Sports 3. A real nice girl who ' s on the beam To be a Physical Education Teacher is her dream. Jan ' s ways will carry her tlirough A sweet person whom we ' re all glad we knew. JUDITH L. CAIAZZO 45 Myrtle Street Honeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Girls ' s Sports 3. A Lady in White Judi will be, And the very best as you will see, Wlierever she goes, she spreads good cheer. We wish her the best in future years. ROBERT F. CALL 38 School Street To be in the Air Force is Bob ' s desire. A top-notch position he will acquire, Tl ie Mihtary Staff he will be on. Shouting orders from the Pentagon. JAMES M. CALLAHAN 75 Nichols Street Exploring the depths of the deep blue sea. As an Oceanographer Jim will be, May your future be very bright. Stay as you are and you wUl do all right. LINDA J. CAPPS 60 Diirtmoutli Street Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Library StiilT 4; Field Hockey 3; Yearbook Staff. Helen Keller is intelligent and refined, Ajiotiier like her you will never find. To be a Physciiologist we know she ' ll be a success. Because she comes from E.H.S. . LOUIS J. CAPPUCCI 39 Appleton Street Lou is L boy who is i-.-ally neat. As a Matli Teacher he can ' t be beat. We ' re proud of you in every way. Good luck to you from day to day. PATRICIA R. CARDELLO 89 Baldwin Avenue Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achiev. 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. A real nice girl who ' s on the beam. To be an Elementary Teacher is Patti ' s dream. With her charm and winning ways. She will joyfully complete her Students ' day. EILEEN C. CARMODY 61 Waverly Street Pep Squad 2,4. Eileen is the girl who is shy but sweet, As a Legal Secretary she will be a treat. We wish her luck and all the best. Because she comes from E.H.S. MARIE A. CARPENTER 24 Plumer Street Dramatics 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Class Day Usherette. Marie is cute, Marie is great, To be in the Airlines her fate. A finer girl will be hard to meet. Because she is so very sweet. JOANNE T. CARRABIS 156 Bradford Street Yearbook Staff; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3. Little Jo , Little Jo now don ' t you worry. We know you ' ll succeed as a Medical Secretary. She ' s always happy, and full of fun. Her pleasant wit will create happiness and loads of fun. LINDA M. CASEY 18 Winthrop Road THERESA CASSANO 181 Bradford Street Pep Squad 4. Always happy and full of fun, Tliat ' s how all her friends are won. We wish her success in all she may do. And we know all her dreams are bound to come true. Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff. To be a Secretary is Teny ' s desire, We ' re sure shell set the world on fire. Shell probably be the best yet, And with her smile be the bosses ' pet. MARIE CATANZARO 40 Madison Avenue Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2.3.4; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3. Marie is always lots of fun. And truly loved by everyone. With her looks and sparkling way. As a Lab Assistant she ' ll gain great praise. SUSAN R. CENSULLO 27 Tufts Avenue A real cute kid who ' s on the beam. To be a Broadcaster is her dream. Sue is always full of fun. And all her dreams are sure to be won. CHARLES H. CHAMBERS 98 Dartmouth Street Giarhe ' s personality will take him far. And his winning way will make him a star. To be a Salesman is his chosen field. And we know success his efforts will yield. JOANNE M. CHEEVER 139 Vernal Street French Club 2: Library Staff 4. Pep Squad 2.3.4; To be a Secretary is Jo ' s aim. At this we know she ' ll rise to fame. Sweet and cute in all her ways. She can look forward to happy days. NANCY L. COHAN 26 Newton Street Homeroom Officer 4. Nanc is pretty as you can see. To this I ' m sure you ' ll all agree, To be an Airline Hostess is her aim, Without her the airlines wouldn ' t be the same. LINDA M. COLAMETA 85 Elsie Street Italian Qub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4. Linda ' s a girl who is full of fun. Enjoyed and liked by everyone. To be a Teacher is her ambition. And we wish her success in this position. ALFRED J. COLANGELO 43 Preston Street To be a Teacher Fred has in mind. And he will be the best you ' ll fmd. Hell teach the kids the Golden Rule, And not one would miss a day of school. PATRICIA A. CONNOLLY 36 Baker Road Pep Squad 2,3,4; Usherette 3. Patty is a girl who is charming and sweet. With a personality you just can ' t beat. A Stewardess shell be some say, Flying high the American Way. THOMAS W. COLSTON 52 Arlington Street A greater kid is hard to fmd, Or one with a sharper mind. To be a Draftsman Tommy ' s ' mind is set. And he ' ll be a great one. You can bet. PATRICIA J. CONNOLLY 6 27 A Broadway Pep Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff; Usherette 3. Flying High up in the blue, Patty ' s dreams will all come true. With a charming smUe and looks that please. An Airline Hostess she ' ll be with MAUREEN J. CONROY 100 Russell Street PAUL A. CONSALVO 14 Falmouth Street Maureen would like to take dictation. And sit on the boss ' s knee No doubt that sheTl find a permanent position in the business world And earn a comfortable fee. Paul ' s ambition is noble and sound, No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' U succeed. As a Realty Agent hell take the lead. MARIE A. CONSOLO 256 Main Street ItaUan Qub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4. Some day youH send your kids to school. To learn and study the Golden Rule, There Marie will be behind the desk. And we all know shell be the best. JAMES R. CONTI 54 Carlson Street Choral Arts A Carpenter Jim would Uke to be. As a civilian or in the country. We know he ' ll be the very best. And head the list of all the rest. MARY E. CONTI 3 Oliver Place Italian Qub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4. To work with children Is Mary ' s aim As an Elementary Teacher She ' ll gain much fame. JOSEPH P. COOPER 16 Rock Valley Avenue French Club 2,3,4. An Officer is what Joe wants to be, Hell find this position successfully. He ' s always happy and fuU of fun. You can be sure his endeavors will be done. JOHN A. COPPOLA 15 Lexington Street Football 2,3. Wlien Cappy isn ' t watching girls, He dreams of Engineering. His thoughts then wander from curves and curls To nuts, bolts, and gearing. PATRICIA A. COREY 46 Fuller Street Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. A Secretary Patty will be To her success she holds the key, Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. DENNIS M. COSTA 65 Estes Street Hockey 2,3,4. Dennis doesn ' t know what the future will hold. At least that ' s what we ' ve been told. No matter what he chooses for his plan. We know he ' ll be a successful man. ARLENE E. CROSSCUP 51 Veterans Avenue Arlene has chosen for her career. To by a housewife, so dear, Qeaning the house and doing the dishes. We wish her luck fulfilling her wishes. LINDA J. CROWELL 89 Chestnut Street French Club 3.4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Linda will teach the ABC ' s And all the children we ' re sure shell please With her bright smile and charming ways. We ' re sure shell bring them happy days. ANNETTE E. CUBETUS 20 Linden Street Jr. Achievement 2. To be a Secretary is Netzy ' s desire. All this and more we know she ' ll acquire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fame and praise. DEBRA L. CUTLIFF 45 Swan Street Dramatics 3; Glee Club 2; Spanish Qub 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Day Usherette; Yearbook Staff. Taking notes from the boss ' s knee, An Executive Secretary is what Debbie would like to be. Witli her nice hair and sparkling eyes, She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s eye. GAIL L. D ' ANDREA 148 Irving Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; French Qub 3. To be an Italian Teacher is Gail ' s aim. This sweet, smiling girl we all admire. We wish her luck and want to say, We hope she makes the top someday. FRANCES M. D ' ANGELO 92 School Street Italian Club 3,4; French Club 3. To be a Language Teacher is Frani ' s desire, AU the principals will say she ' s for hire. With her sweet smile and personality; Shell be the best we all agree. EDWARD R. DATTOLI 70 Ashton Street Homeroom Officer 3; Football 3. Dat wants to be an Engineer, We all know that he has the skill. He H be a success in this career. Because he also has the will. ANTHONY N. D ' AVOLIO 103 Mt. Washington Street Baseball 3,4;Hockey 2.3. Tony seems awfully shy. But he ' s really quite the guy. Loaded with initiative and full of zest. It won ' t be long before he ' ll be sitting behind a Lawyer ' s desk. BRADLEY S. DEFLUMERI 37 Forest Avenue Spanish Club 3. A funny kid with a quick smile, Brad is sure to travel miles. On the road of Ufe as an Engineer, He ' U become a success, never fear. DEBORAH L. DELANEY 63 Englewood Avenue Pep Squad 2. To curl and fix the ladies ' hair, Is Debbie ' s future aim. We know that in a Beauty Shop, For her is waiting fame. GILBERT G. DELL ISOLA 1 Evelyn Court Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. Gilly ' s heart is set. On being an Engineer. If ever we cross a bridge of his. We will have nothing to fear. CHRISTINE L. DEL VECCHIO 84 Reed Avenue Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Staff. To be a Medical Secretary, Is Chris ' ambition in life. Shell probably work for a little while. Then become the doctor ' s wife. ANGELA E. DE MARIA 47 School Street An Airline Communicationist is Ang ' s ambition. We know she can ' t fool with her looks and disposition. As a Communicationist shell really be grand. Because she is one who will never need a helping hand. KATHLEEN A. DENISH 87 Cleveland Avenue What a Nurse our Kathy will make. Her patients will forget their every ache. With her winning smile and pleasant way. Shell make them feel better, day to day. JAMES P. DE SIMONE 6 Beacon Street Homeroom Officer 2,4. We hope Desse will remember. When he ' s up there in the sky. The happy days of yesteryear. In our Uttle world at Everett High. ROBERT J. DE SIMONE 16 Bennet Street Science Club 4. Des ambition is to be, An Artist of the first degree. He will be the very best, Owing it all to E.H.S. MICHAEL DEVINCENZO 73 Bucknam Street Italian Club 2,3,4. To all Mike is the greatest friend. On him you can forever depend. Tall, dark, and handsome, you can see, The finest business man he will be. PHYLLIS A. DEVITO 23 Forest Avenue Jerri ' s charm is hard to beat. With a personality like hers ' you can ' t compete. Better Dress Designers there will be few. Best of luck from us to you. ROBERT S. DE ' VEAU 31 Liberty Street Dramatics 4. Robert is filled with vigor and zest. To be a Stage Manager, hell be the best. We all know he ' U do well, Because he is so very swell. ANTHONY J. DEVIRGILIO 99 Woodlawn Street Italian Qub 2,3,4. To be a Businessman is Tony ' s desire. An ambition which he ' s sure to inspire. His personality and abiUty shows. He ' ll succeed wherever he goes. RICHARD M. DEVITTO 225 Main Street Richie ' s future lies in Data Processing, His career will be far reacliing. We ' re proud of him in every way, Good luck to you from day to day. 7 JUDY M. DEVLIN 61 Prescott Street Judy is neat and sure is sweet, Siie has a personality that no one can beat. To be an Airline Hostess is her desire, And at that position, fame she ' ll acquire . SHARON A. DIAMOND 216 Main Street School Council 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Qiecrleader 4; French Club 2,3; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 2,3. Sharon is pretty and oh so sweet, Girls like her are hard to beat. A History Teacher she wants to be, And all her students will be very lucky. JOHN A. DICATO 187 Chelsea Street Engineering is John ' s ambition. And we know for sure he ' ll gain this position. No finer one there could be. Than someone with John ' s ability. ROSANNE DICESARE 179 Bradford Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; French Club 2; Dramatics 2; Cheerleader 3,4; Girls Sports 2,3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Library Staff 4. When this cheerleader was on the 40 yard line, One look at her and the boys sure felt fine. Brains, personality, looks galore, Rosanne has these and so much more. JEAN M. DICESARE 51 Baldwin Avenue Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2. Office Work is Jean ' s desire. All this and more she will acquire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fame and praise. ROBERT L. DICKERSON 146 Union Street FootbaU 2; Track 3,4. Our Chuck is really quite a guy, And he ' s well known at Everett High. As ail Accountant he ' ll be first rate, AH of us think he ' s really great. JOSEPH A. DIFILIPPO 25 Laurel Street ItaUan Gub 2,3. His ambition is not certain, But we are willing to bet. If he should go to college. His pranks they won ' t forget. RONALD C. DI GREGORIO 193a Belmont Street Dramatics 3,4: Thespians 4; Science aub4. As a Public Relations worker, Ronnie would never tire, For he would be following, His life ' s greatest desire. KENNETH G. DILLON 42 Veterans Avenue Kenneth ' s ambition, He will not confess. But whatever it is. It should bring him success. DENISE A. DI GREGORIO 95 Waverly Street Pep Squad 2,3. A Computer Programmer, Our Niece will be, And we are sure you see. Shell do her work efficiently. JAMES J. DILLON 402 Ferry Street Delving in the lab, James will be found. Formulating happiness. He ' ll readily pass around. CINDY DiLORETO 101 Bryant Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff Jr. Achievement 3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3,4. A Medical Secretary is Cindy ' s desire We know with her looks and personality, tiie boss she ' ll mspire. If she is as smart in typing as she is in watching the boys. We know the boss will jump with joy. MICHAEL G. DIMITRUK 1 1 2 Hancock Street JEAN M. DIORIO 62 Thurman Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Football 3,4: Hockey 2,3,4. Mike ' s plans are to go to college, I guess he plans to gain more knowledge. After he graduates from here. We ' re sure he ' ll find himself a fine career. Pep Squad 2. Jeannie is pretty as you can see, An Airline Stewardess she will be. Wliile soaring above the thick white clouds, Her charm and wit will make us proud, Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fame and praise. LAWRENCE DIPLATZI 214 Vine Street Larry will join the service and be. Highest ranking in his company. When he ' s on top he ' ll lead with a hard hand. And he will be famous all over the land. JAMES A. DISANTO 30 Lexington Street BasketbaU 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4. Jim is our man with brains and brawn. Hell be a Teacher before very long. So with the best of luck to a real great guy. When you make the top well all know why. SUSAN R. DIVER 8 Hawthorne Street Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 3,4; A Secretary is Sue ' s great aim. For with her ability shell gain fame. Good luck is sure to come her way, In a future so bright and gay. DONETTA E. DIZOGLIO 35 Baker Road Glee Club 2; Lyceum 2,3. Take a temp, give a pill, Ask Nurse Donetta to cure your iU. Helping others is what she likes best. We are sure she ' ll surpass the rest. DOROTHY DODGE 32 Maiden Street RICHARD J. DOHERTY 29 Stuart Street Dramatics 3,4; Lyceum 2; Spanish Gub 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Girls ' Sports 2; Science Club 2,3,4. Friendliness and cheerfulness are a wonderful pair; And wherever you find them, you crni be sure Dottie ' s there, In future days shell be the best. And in anything she does she ' ll pass the test. Boy ' s like Rick are hard to find, Since he knows jokes of every kind. Hell work with Computers one fine day, And he ' U be a success in every way. WAYNE DOHERTY 14 Moody Avenue Italian Club 2. Electronic Engineering is Wayne ' s desire. At this we know he ' U climb higher and higher Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind He ' s the type of guy you seldom can find. DOREEN DONATI 106 Vernal Street School Council 3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4. Doreen is cheerful, witty and smart; The kind of girl who 11 win your heart, Wlien she ' s near you, you ' ll need no pills, Her sweet disposition will cure your flls. A more dedicated Nurse will be hard to find. And up the ladder of success, we know shell climb. ALPHONSE D ' ONOFRIO 44 Kelvin Street Band 2,3,4. Friendly and cheerful we think he ' s just fine; All through school Al did shine, He won ' t reveal to what position he aspires. But here ' s a boy who ' ll win whatever he desires. ANN MARIE DORATO 17 Bailey Street This sweet and charming miss Is sure to fill your heart with bhss. Although unclear as to her future ambition. We wish her luck in any position. LINDA M. DOROTHY 38 Sycamore Street DIANE M. DOUCETTE 37 Chelsea Street Linda ' s greatest ambition, is to be a Lab Technician. We know siie will be a success, Because she came from E.H.S. To be a Secretary is Diane ' s endeavor. But she will be outstanding in whatever she tries to do in the coming years. And she will succeed, have no fears. DIANE L. DOUGLASS 87 Kinsman Street Jr. Prom Committee. A finer girl will never be found. All the way the world around. With her smile, charm and personaUty, No finer Secretary you will see. ELLEN B. DUFFY 51 High Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Spanish Club 4; French Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3. Duf will Teach the ABC ' s And make the kiddies sing with ease. We know she will find a way To teach her kiddies everyday. RALPH O. DUMAS 25 May Street Class Officer 3; BasebaU 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Jr. Prom Committee. To be an I.B.M. Operator is Dumii ' s aim By this we know he ' ll win great fame. With his pleasant smile and gentlemanly ways. We wish him wcU in future days. FREDERICK P. DUNCANSON 8 Bryant Street Band 2,3,4; French Club 2,3.4; Science Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Dunky is an experimenter. One of the best. And we know he ' U make the grade, As a Research Chemist. DEBRA A. DUNKMAN 30 Henry Street DANIEL P. DURFEE 417 Ferry Street Jr. Achievement; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2. To be an Airline Hostess is Debby ' s aim, In this or any other field, she ' ll gain much fame. Everything she does, she does with zest. In the class of 70 ' she ' s one of the best. Truck Driving is quite a profession. And can be lonely in one long session. But Dee can fill this spot to a tee. And soon will take home his truck driving fee. RICHARD S. EDWARDS 141 Bucknam Street Cross Country 3. Rich is a pleasure for everyone to know. The field of Architecture is where hell go. Without hesitation we can say. Hell be a success in a big way. PAUL R. ENFANTO 15 Mystic Street Class Officer 2,3; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Football 2,3,4; BasebaU 2,3,4; BasketbaU 2,3,4; ItaUan Club 2,3 ; Junior Prom Committee. Whether it ' s football, basketball, or baseball, Paul is always on the ball. In inspiring our teams and spreading good cheer, We know hell succeed in his Phys. Ed. career. DAVID J. ENNAMORATI 29 Veterans Avenue Track 3,4. Like many others, David is missin ' , A thouglit or fancy for a future ambition. But in any case it ' s needless to say, Hell be a success whatever his way. RITA J. FARNKOFF 130 Central Avenue Sweet and cute in all her ways, Rita can look forward to happy days. And with her pleasant disposition. She wUl be best in any position. -J DANIEL J. FASCIANO 13 Knox Park Homeroom Officer 2. He is not sure of what to do, Yet he ' U soon make up liis mind; For we are sure he will do his best, In whatever he may find BARBARA A. FEEHAN 117 Hancock Street Pep Squad Officer 2,3,4. 2,3,4; Homeroom To be an Executive Secretary Was always Barbara ' s desire Witli her charming personaUty She ' ll set the world on fire. PETER FEUDO, JR. 1 1 Winthrop Road School Council 2; Lyceum Homeroom Officer 2; Track Band 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Achievement 3,4; Thespians Science Club 4; Dramatics 3,4. Pete is Mr. Busy in every endeavor Wliether it be hobbies or something clever His one ambition we know heTl gain And become a Psychologist with loads of fame. DAVID P. FIORETTI 103 Qeveland Avenue Skill and laughter, A good combination And tills will make sensation at Accounting His chosen ambition. Dave ' SANDRA A. FIORE 22 Villa Avenue Italian Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Sandy wants to take dictation. Do typing and the rest. We know whatever task is chosen. She will do her very best. JAMES FIORILLO 10 Yarmouth Street Althougli our Fig hasn ' t stated his ambition We ' re sure he ' U be able to fiU any position. His big smile and carefree ways. Will win him the key to success and praise. LINDA S. FISHER 119 Cottage Street Pep Squad Linda is nice and very sweet, Tlie ivind of girl you like to meet. As a Beautician we know she ' ll make the best. And be above all the rest. LORING S. FLINT 34 Francis Street Qass Officer 3; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Dramatics 4; Hockey 2,3 French Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff: Jr. Prom Comm.; Science Club 2,3 National Honor Society 3,4. As one of our leaders Lorry ' s been the best, Taking up each task with vigor and jest. To be a Doctor is his desire, A position in which, fame he ' ll acquire. Vlien he is famous one of these days. He came from E.H.S. we ' ll all say. THERESA J. FORD 134 Linden Street Gieerful, charming, and very sweet, Always looking trim and neat. Terry ' s ambition is to Fly, And we ' re all confident she ' ll go high. PATRICIA A. FITZGERALD 47 Prescott Street Pep Squad 3,4. Always happy, always gay. That ' s our Fitzie in every way. To be a Secretary is her life ' s dream. At that we know she ' ll be supreme. JAMES J. FOLEY 274 Ferry Street Dramatics 4; Club 3,4. Lyceum 4; French James is one of the carefree guys, He never worries, never siglis. In any field that James endeavors. We know he will be very clever. MARGUERITE J. FORGIONE 49 WoodviUe Street Italian Club 3,4. Teaching is Margie ' s chosen field, To youngsters ' wishes she will yield. We can see her in every class. Teaching every lad and lass. WAYNE D. FORWARD 98 Vernal Street An Airline Pilot Wayne will be, Mying iiigli over land and sea. Here ' s a wish from us to you. Hoping you ' ll succeed in all you do. DAWN C. FRANCIS 149 Vernal Street Jr. Achievement; Library Staff. As an I.B.M. Programmer our Dawn will excel. For everything she does, she does well, Shell run computers with great ease. And all the bosses she will please. JOHN J. FRANEY 39 Calhoun Avenue To Teach Languages Is Jack ' s future occupation Hell succeed in doing well, With great determination. JOSEPH J. FRAGA 52 Bradford Street Homeroom Officer 3; Dramatics 4; Band 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Spanish Qub 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4. Joe chose Science as his career, At this he ' s sure to be a milUonaire, With his determination and his zest, In his department hell be the best. KATHLEEN FRANCO 151 Union Street Homeroom Officer 4; Italian Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3. Cheerful, charming, very sweet Always looking trim and neat. With Kathy Teaching the ABC ' s We know the kiddies will sing with ease. THERESA R. FREELOVE 141 Broadway Terry ' s choice is Accounting Probably in a bank. With life ' s problems surmounting She ' U reach the highest rank. 7 0 r Ir 41 PATRICK J. GALLANT 70 Highland Avenue To be an Anthrobiologist is Pat ' s aim. And in this field he ' ll gain much fame. Hell strive to better himself and never stop, Until he ' s the man who ' s at the top. THOMAS J. GALLANT 142 Grover Street Homeroom Officer 3. As a Science Major Tom 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. PERRY M. GALVIN 1 8 Reynolds Avenue Always happy, always gay, That ' s our Little Per in every way, To be a Jockey is his dream. At that we know he ' ll be supreme. ELAINE M. GANGEM 12 Wolcott Street Dramatics 3,4; Spanish Club 4; French Qub 2,3; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Science Club. To be a Journalist is Elaine ' s desire. An ambition she is sure to acquire, Her personaUty and abilty shows. Shell be a success wherever she goes. FRANQS M. GARDINO 68 Newton Street As a Commercial Artist Butch will excel, In this field we know hell do well. Witli his friendly smile and helpful ways, Well remember Butch for many days. JAMES V. GAROFANO 30 Coolidge Street Track 2,3. To work with Computers that ' s our Gary ' s aim, A position which is sure to gain fame. We hope the future will bring you the best. Remember us always from E.H.S. LOIS R. GAUTREAU 106 Bow Street To be an Interior Designer is Lo ' s desire. In this field great fame she ' ll acquire, Whether selecting furniture or hanging drapes. We know her work will end up great. VERNONICA GEER 351 Main Street Pep Squad 2. With shorthand skills and typing speed, Ronnie ' s the kind of girl employers need. Yes, a Secretary she will be, And the best one you will ever see. JOHN M. GENERAZZO 23 Timothy Avenue Spanish Club 4. Teaching his students about the past. As a History Teacher he will last. With his students he ' ll be number one For making school so much fun. ELAINE M. GIANNANTONIO 11 Dyer Avenue Pep Squad 2. Very neat and really sweet. Here ' s a girl that ' s hard to beat. As a Secretary Elaine will reach the top And shell keep on going and never stop. PAUL A. GIANNETTA 152 Hancock Street Being a Draftsman is for this guy, Watch him build buildings to the sky. We know that Paul ' s the best around. And we hope for him success will be found. MARIANNE C. GIARDINA 17 Jefferson Avenue I.B.M. is the field for today. For Marianne we ' re proud to say, Because you have such strong ambition, We wish you luck in this position. J MICHELE A. GIARDINA 26 Central Avenue RICHARD P. GILBERT 84 Swan Street Jr. Achievement 3; Prop Club 2. To be a Medical Secretary is this gLrl ' s desire, And at this job we know shell never tire, With her hair and pretty eyes, She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s eyes. Richard is unique -one of a kind. Computer Programming he has in mind. In this hell succeed and gain great fame. And add glory to Everett High School ' s name. JUDITH S. OILMAN 13 Summit Avenue Dramatics 3,4; Lyceum 2; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 2,3; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Science Qub 4. A real cute kid who ' s on the beam, To be a Hygienist is Judy ' s dream. And when she holds the patients ' hand, SheH make pulling teech seem, Oh so Grand ANTHONY V. GIORDANO 52 Lynde Street Homeroom Officer 3,4; Italian Club 2; Photography Qub 4; Spanish Qub 4. Personality and talent all rolled into one, Tony always made sure his school work was done. With his hard work and fighting ambition. He ' ll surely succeed as a top Mathematician. PHILLIP A. GIUNTA 60 Oliver Street Italian Club 2; Spanish Qub 4. To be a History Teacher is Phil ' s dream, At that we know he ' ll be supreme. So to his goal he ' ll upward strive, Keeping his hopes and desires alive. RAY A. GLASSOFF 41 Maiden Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Band 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3. As a Lawyer Ray is sure to excel. Here ' s to a great scholar, we wish you well. Good luck in all you do, For success is sure to come to you. I 44 KENNETH C. GLUFLING 44 Morris Street Hockey 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. To be a Teacher and tlie best kind. Is the ambition Gluff has on his mind. With his easy way and personality. Success in this field will be a reality. LAURIE G. GOLDENBERG 128 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Lyceum 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Staff 3,4. A finer girl will never be found. All the way the world around. With her smile, charm, and personality. No finer Teacher could there be. JOYCE S. GOLDSMITH 37 Lawrence Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4; French Qub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,4. Joyce always does her best, No matter what obstacle or test. On the top she will appeal. As she becomes famous in her Teaching Career. MARIA GOLINI 554 Second Street ItaUan Gub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2. To work in Therapy is Maria ' s aim, With lots of ambition and plenty of fame, We all know that she ' ll lead a model Ufe, And then settle down as a model wife. ROBERT E. GOODWIN 816 Broadway Goody is always full of fun, Enjoyed and Uked by everyone. As a Music Teacher we know he ' ll succeed. And in this profession we know hell take the lead. ELAINE B. GORDON 101 Francis Street Elaine ' s aim in life, Is to be a good housewife, Filled with happiness her life will be, Tliat is easy for all of us to see. ROBERT C. GORDON 81 Madison Avenue Bob wants to be in the Electronics game, With his great know-how he ' s sure to win fame. His great ability will come to the fore In ways you ' ve never seen before. DAVID GOSS 12 Harding Avenue Dramatics 4; Lyceum 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Prize Speaking 2,3,4. Dave can ' t say What he wants to be. But maybe someday Hell find the future ' s key. PATRICIA A. GOSCINAK 51 Adams Avenue Pep Squad 2,3; Girls ' Sports 2. Patti wants to be A Medical Secretary, With the charm she will express She is sure to have success. NELSON E. GRAY 57 Bettinson Avenue Our Nutty was a friend, To every boy and gal. And so hell always remain, Everett ' s lovable pal. PAUL L. GREELEY 4 Kinsman Street Spanish Club 4; Cross Country 2,3. Teaching is Paul ' s ambition, And he plays sports for fun. So we have the intuition. That he ' U be number one. ROBERT J. GRIFFIN 197 Linden Street Dramatics 4; Spanish Club 3,4. Feeding Computers is what Bob wants to do. With a mind that ' s sharp. And a heart that ' s true We know success wiU come to you. VIRGINIA M. GRIFFIN 45 Lynne Street Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. A girl who ' s pretty, witty and sweet, Tlie type of person one just loves to meet. Our Ginny is one who will never be less Than one who ' s bound for fabulous success. VINCENT J. GROSSI 100 Walnut Street Homeroom Officer 4; Science Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Italian Club 4. Jimmys a guy who ' s cheerful and gay, Nothing but the best will ever come his way, To be an Oceanographer is his ambition. We ' re sure hell be great and follow the E.H.S. tradition. DIANE GUANCI 10 Bailey Street Diane doesn ' t know what tlie future will hold. At least that ' s what we ' ve been told, We wish you luck in all you do. Success, we know, will come to you. LINDA GUIDA 267 Chelsea Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. To be a Secretary is Linda ' s ambition And with her good work, she ' s sure to gain this position. Stay as pretty as you are, Your future wUl be as bright as a star. KAREN L. HABEEB 61 Central Avenue Homeroom Officer 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3. Her good looks and personality will never alter As a friend she will never falter To be a Legal Secretary is Karen ' s quest. At this we ' re sure she ' ll be one of the best. JOANNE G. HADDAD 5 Winslow Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. Joanne ' s a girl with a great big smile. On the go all the while. To be a Secretary is her ambition, No better person could fill this position. LINDA M. HAGGERTY 28 Cherry Street DENNIS C. HALL 13 Baldwin Avenue Dear to our hearts Linda will always be, To be remembered for her personality Looks and poise are hers forever, Along with her Nursing endeavor. Band 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. With paint and brush, Dennis will be best. As an Artist who is full of zest. A pot of luck we all bestow, Hoping for a second Picasso. MELVIN E. HALL 13 Baldwin Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Band 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4. In the Medical World Melvin will advance. We all hope he has his big chance. As a Psychiatrist he ' s sure to succeed. In this chosen field he ' ll take the lead. JAMES H. HARTIGAN 220 RusseU Street Jim ' s desire is to be a Veterinarian of first degree. In this position heU make his claim. To success, to fortune, and to fame. PAUL J. HARTZ 240 Vine Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Italian Qub 2,3,4. Hartzie is planning feats bound to last. As a Bio-Chemist, he won ' t be surpassed. With his talents, brains, and ambition. He will gain fame in this worthy position. MELVIN J. HAVERTY 141 Woodlawn Street Nutty, witty, and full of fun, Mely is liked by everyone. An Airplane Mechanic is his claim, Here ' s hoping he wins more than fame. KEVIN J. HEAVEY 164 Union Street No more pencils, no more books No more Teachers ' dirty loolcs But Kevin my boy you soon may fmd Air Force Officers are much less Kind. ANN M. HENRY 91 Fremont Avenue Talented Ann has just one desire. As a Secretary much fame she will acquire, Her sweet looks will help her in this ambition, And we are sure shell succeed in this position. JAMES W. HERBERT 192 Hancock Street Herby is great and oh so clever. He hasn ' t revealed to us his endeavor. But with his outstanding way how can he miss. And be tlie best from E.H.S. GAIL A. HOLLIS 58 Sycamore Street Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 4. Dear to our hearts she ' ll always be Even remembered for her personality Looks and poise are hers forever Having her for a Stewardess will be a pleasure. JUDITH A. HOGAN 40 Carlson Street Homeroom Officer Club, Pep Squad 1. 1,2; Science Judie is a girl we ' re happy to know, On her good luck we all bestow Watching the scales for you and me, A great Dietition she ' s bound to be. ERNEST HORNE 115 Waverly Street Ernie ' s ambition he will not confess, But whatever it is it will bring him success A lot of good luck in whatever you do For success is sure to come to you. DENNIS M. HOWARD 7 Jones Street THOMAS M. HUBBARD 12 West Street Ding will be an Engineer, When he starts upon his career. We hope his future will be bright, And bring him to his greatest height. A Broadcaster is what Tom has in mind. They are really hard to find. When he becomes famous someday, He came from E.H.S. , we ' ll all say. CAROL L. HUDSON 32 Cedar Street Carol would like to take dictation, And sit on the boss ' s knee, No doubt she ' ll find a permanent position. And earn a very comfortable fee. KAREN L. HUGHES 33 Arlington Street Karen wants to do Officer Work Duties hard, she ' ll never shirk. A great Secretary she wUl be. And do her work efficiently. FRANK G. lAMELLI 45 Heath Street Homeroom Officer 4; French Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 4; Science Qub 2. Frankie ' s hobby is to ski. But that is not what he wants to be. To be a Teacher is Frankie ' s ambition. We wisli him luck in his future position. GAIL A. lAMELLI 19 Mt. Washington Street Italian Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Girls ' Sports 2. Gail is always neat and bright. With a personality that is a delight. As a Secretary, she will excel. All of her classmates wish her well. DIANE M. IMBORNONE 20 Elm Street Italian Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4. A Seeretary is what Diane wants to be And work in some big company Her good looks and wonderful ways. Will keep her boss gay all day. GLORIA M. INDELICATO 10 Marie Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 3. Like many others, Gloria is missing A thought or fancy for a future ambition. But in any case it ' s needless to say, She ' ll be a success whatever her way. BRIAN W. ISAACS 53 Cedar Street Choral Arts 3; Lyceum 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Importance in life is Brian ' s aim. And a worthier one is hard to name. So in Pediatrics we hope he ' ll suc- ced. And wish for him fulfillment of need. PHYLLIS M. IVANY 46A Wyllis Avenue Phyl has made her decision, A Stewardess she wants to be. She ' ll make a fine addition to any crew. That you can plainly see. WAYNE J. IVANY 46A Wyllis Avenue Wayne is really on the ball He ' ll be a Royal Candian Mounted PoUceman and that ' s not aU. Of a nicer young man you ' ll never hear. That ' s why we ' re happy when he ' s near. RICHARD D. IZZICUPO 124 Shute Street The field of Electrical Drafting will soon open up for Izzy . He ' U have to work for it is not a breeze. But it will pay his bills with ease. PAUL W. JAYNES 24 Wedgewood Street ANTHONY A. JENKINS 51 Linden Street Science Club 2; Jr. Varsity Football 2. Paul wants to work in the FBI, With a career Uke this we know he ' ll surely rate high. As an agent we know he ' ll do his best. To bring more fame to E.H.S. Track 3. Tony doesn ' t know what the future holds. At least that ' s what we ' ve been told. But whatever work he undertakes. We know it will make him great. ELAINE JENSEN 149 Bell Rock Street Elaine has a definite aim. As a Fashion Designer she ' ll gain great fame. Making the latest styles for you and me. A success, we know, she will be. DEANE S. JOHNSTON 251 Elm Street French Club 3. Dino ' s life has one ambition. He wants to fill a Teaching position. Always smiling and fuU of fun, Success, we know, to him wUl come. ARTHUR E. JONES 30 West Street Carpentry is an art. Which takes patience and skill. And when Arthur takes part. All requirements are filled. CATHERINE M. JONES 24 Grover Street In an office Cathy will take her place And do her work with charm and grace. As a Secretary her talents she ' ll show. Success and happiness are hers we know. DAVID I. JONES 24 Tliurmiin Street PATRICIA JONES 24 Thurniaii Street When David embarks on his career. None of us need ever fear. For in his chosen field he ' ll lead his class. As a Draftsman others he will surpass. Patti won ' t reveal to wiiat position she aspires. But here is one girl who is sure to win all desires. Wlien her money begins to roll, We ' ll know Jonesy has attained her goal. CHRISTINE H. JUDGE 11 Alpine Avenue To get married is Chris ambition in life. And if we know Chris, shell make a wonderful wife. She ' s pretty and has a twinkle in her eye. And the man who marries her will be a very lucky guy. JOHN J. JULIANO 91 Baldwin Avenue Football 2,3,4. Strong, ambitious, and oh so smart, John is sure to steal your heart. Teaching is his only dream. At this we know hell be supreme. DONNA J. JUREWICZ 47 Chelsea Street Always happy, always gay, As a Computer Programmer, Dana will be class A. Here ' s luck from us to you, Tliat you ' U be a success in all you do. PAUL F. KAZMIERCZAK 35 Wedgewood Street Baseball 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. To teach is Kaz ' s ambition. We know he ' ll gain great recognition, With his pleasant smile, and winning ways, We wish him well in future days. DANIEL T. KEEFE 104 Cottage Street Track 3. Someday Dan will be famous, Course everyone will know. That he ' s the one who used his brains. To make that building grow. WILLIAM E. KEEFE 72 Sammet Street Bill wants to explore. The Technical Field, And we are quite sure, T at his future is sealed. WILLIAM F. KEEPE 93 WUbur Street With Accounting as a job, BUI cannot lose. So good luck in the field. Your heart wants to choose. PAMELA J. KELLEHER 76 GledhiU Avenue Dramatics 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Pep Squad 2.3; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 4. Our Pam made the noise, To cheer for our boys, A true friend of old E.H.S. As a Dancer she ' ll be the best. CHRISTINE M. KELLEY 503 Broadway Dramatics 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 2. Chris wants to Teach, The little kiddies in class. With her good looks and poise, All the others she ' ll surpass. JAMES R. KENDALL 43 Paris Street French Club 4; Science Club 3,4. Jim wants to be, A Sportscaster someday. Witli his love for the radio. Hell be in to stay. DAVID E. KIBBY 123 Buck nam Street To be a Steam Fitter is Clark ' s ambition, And he will do well in this position, Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind He ' s the type of guy you can seldom find. DEBORAH L. KIBBY 123 Bucknam Street Prep Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. Debbie sparkles with her charm and personality, A prettier Nurse you ' ll never see Full of fun and oh so sweet. Our Debbie definitely can ' t be beat. DIANNA M. KINCH 157 Russell Street Dramatics 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 2. A Peace Corps Volunteer is what Crunch wants to be She is not interested in a large salary Of her achievements we will shout out loud. She ' s the kind of girl who makes us so proud. REBECCA M. KITCHEN 31 Calhoun Avenue Science Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Here ' s a girl who ' s lots of fun Our Becky is liked by everyone Always a smile never a pout She is sure to seek life out. HAROLD M. LAHEY 64 Grover Street Homeroom Officer 3; Hockey 2,3,4. As Co-captain of our hockey team, Harry was ready and on the beam. Like many others Harry is missin ' , A thought or fancy for a future ambition. But in any case it ' s needless to say, He ' ll be a success whatever his way. JUDY A. LA NASA 1 Oliver Place Homeroom Officer 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3; Yearbook Staff; Jr. Achievement. Friendliness and cheerfulness are a wonderful pair. And wherever you find them; you can be sure that Judy is there. With humor and wit and oh so bright. She filled our hearts with such a delight. PATRICIA M. LANDRY 32 Paris Street Another Nurse blossoms forth, Among so many more; And yet we ' re sure she ' ll be the one, Her patients most adore. JOSEPH A. LAQUIDARA 6 Meade Street Choral Arts 2,3; Football 2. Lyceum 2; The guitar is Joe-Joe ' s finest skill, To this, audiences will thrill. Small wonder his ambition, Is to be a great Musician. ROBERT W. LA VITA 131 Central Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Basketball 3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Good fortune will always follow him. And friends will always cheer. For we know he ' ll find his place in life. As a Civil Engineer. MICHAEL LANZA 17 Edith Avenue Mike has said his future plans, Is to be a Machinest man. We wish you success in all you do, The best of luck from us to you. MARY ANNE S. LAVENIA 41 Appleton Street Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 3,4. If ever you ' re in an airplane, And if ever you ' re feeling sick, Just ring the bell for the Stewardess, And Mai will cure you quick. KATHLEEN LAWLESS 124 GledhiU Avenue Pep Squad 2.3,4; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 4. As a Medical Secretary, Kathy should be just fine. For in the job, she ' s willing. To devote all of her time. I rl 5G 9 PAULA M. LEAVITT 138 Glcndale Street STEVEN A. LENTO 39 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 3; Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 4; Jr. Acheivement 4; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 4; Yearbook Staff. Here ' s a gal who ' s really sweet, As Co-Captain of the Cheering Squad Paula can ' t be beat. She ' s charming and special in every way, Just a hello from Paula completes everyones day. Lentil has a wonderful aim, To be a Programmer. And make himself a name, By this we know hell win great fame. PATRICIA J. LEO 46 Florence Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. A Secretary Pattie wants to be, The business world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she ' s behind the desk. That she ' l l be a big success. JANICE M. LEPORE 127 Central Avenue Spanish Club 2,3; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3. Her friendly way and lovely smile, WUl bring her success for a long while. Toplin will always be at ease, Nursing her patients so shell please. RUTH A. LEVENSON 43 Lawrence Street Homeroom Officer 3; Dramatics 3; Lyceum 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Girls ' Sports 3. Ruthie is a girl with a very clear aim. She wants to be a Social Worker to gain her fame. And witli her record at Everett Higii, Success will not pass her by. RAE H. LEVY 28 Reynolds Avenue With great personality and looks to match, Rae-Rae will be a lucky catch. As a Nurse she ' ll be a success, And always rated one of the best. ROBYN L. LEWIS 31 Elsie Street Prep Qub 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Girls Sports 3. With lots of charm and a sweet smile, Louie will rank number one quite a while. As a Secretary she ' ll be the best. Because she came from E.H.S. ANTHONY F. LIBURDI 7 Lewis Street A Computer Technician is Bemies aim. We know in this hell win lots of fame. Because we say without despair, Boys like him are very rare. BECKY R. LLOYD 9 Woodlawn Street Becky is pretty, pleasant, and sweet. With her charm she can ' t be beat. As a Model shell do her best. And rise above all the rest. WILLIAM A. LEWIS 379 Main Street To be an Engineer, Is what Bill has on liis mind And he will do his very best, Because he is one of a kind. SHARON L. LINDBERG 174 Fuller Street Modeling clothes is Cher ' s desire, An ambition she is sure to acquire. With her smile and pretty face, She wiU always attain first place CELIA J. LOGRASSO 7 Myrtle Street CeUa ' s career shell surely win. Being a Secretary of Medicine. Because she ' s cute, quiet, and sweet, She ' s the kind of girl that won ' t be beat. f r 9 58 CARL A. LOMBARDI 95 Morris Street Baseball 3,4; Italian Club 2,3. To mix formulas to cure the sick, We ' re sure that Carli will have the trici , Tonics, capsules, powders, pills; As a Pharmacist he will cure your ills. DEBORAH M. LONG 35 Chelsea Street Pep Squad 4; Girls ' Sports 4. To be a Fashion Designer is Debbie ' s aim. Her inventive qualities will gain great fame. For we all know her winning way, Will bring her to the top in a future day. KATHLEEN M. LOUGHLIN 55 Lexington Street Kathy ' s desire is Office Work, To fulfill her ambition We know she ' ll be successful In obtaining this position. DONNA M. LUCAS 384 Main Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. Her smile made us cheerful everyday, We go for Donna in a great big way. To be a Secretary is her ambition Shell be terrific in this position. KENNETH T. LYNCH 74 Madison Avenue Kenny ' s future lies in Teaching. His career wiU be far reaching. We ' re proud of him in everyway, Good luck to you from day to day. JANET C. LYONS 141 Estes Street Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Gub 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Soft Ball 2; Assistant Editor Yearbook Staff. Sweet and cute in all her ways, Janet can look forward to happy days. And with her pleasant disposition, She ' ll make a wonderful Lab Technician. KATHLEEN F. LYONS 147 Estes Street JOHN T. MACAUDA 16 Birch Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Pep Squad 2; Sports 2,3; Jr. Achiev. 3; Dramatics 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Personality is just one feature, Tliat is contained in this future Teacher. Going to school is well worthwhile. When to Katliy ' s class you ' ll file, To receive from her a great big smile. Football 3; Track 2,3,4. To be a Physical Education Teacher is John ' s desire. Keeping the kids ' muscles growing higher and higher. Hell keep tliem under control or you shall see, Mr. Macauda will give ' em a big, fat MARGARET J. MACKENZIE 95 Maiden Street National Honor Society 3,4. Margie is a sweet girl. As a Secretary shell by a pearl. We know that she will do well. Here ' s hoping everything turns out swell. DOROTHEA C. MACLEOD 12 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 3; Dramatics 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Jr. Achiev. 3,4; Pep Squad 2,4. As an IBM Programmer Dottie will excel. For everything she does, she does well. Shell run computers with great ease. And all the bosses she will surely please. ROBERT P. MACLEOD 59 Dean Street Hockey 2,3,4. Whenever mischief was in the air, Bobby for one was always there. As to his future, it ' s still a mystery. Though a good hockey player he ' ll always be. BARBARA J. MACSWAIN 31 Duncan Road Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. Muffie is always pleasant and bright. Shell be a success as a Girl in White. With admiration her patients will nod, As long as Muffie is in the ward. PATRICIA A. MAGEE 84 Gledhill Avenue Pep Squad 2,3; Giils ' Sports 3. Patti is a doll and very sweet With a vkinning way that ' s hard to beat, To be an Interior Decorator is her ambition, And we ' re sure much success she ' ll acquire in this position. GEOFFREY H. MAHFUZ 19 Peirce Avenue Geoffrey ' s ambition is noble and sound No finer boy can be found, So in the future we know hell succeed. As an Artist he ' U take the lead. CLARE H. MAHFUZ 19 Peirce Avenue Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; Lyceum 2,3,4; French Club 4. A Language Major is what Claire wants to be, And a sure success you will see, A girl who is full of cheer and zest. Her classmates wish her the very best. GRACE A. MAIORANO 160 Bucknam Street ItaUan Club 2,3,4. A History Teacher Chicky wUl be To her success she holds the key. Always ready with a smile, Success will be hers all the while. JANET B. MALIAWCO 31 Oakland Avenue An Office Worker is Janet ' s aim For with her ability she ' ll gain much fame. Good luck is sure to come her way In a future so bright and gay. MARY AGNES MALONEY 10 Irving Street Band 2,3; French Club 2,3,4. A Nurse is Mary Agnes ' chosen career With her at the helm we have no fear. She ' s really gay and really sweet. And in this position she can ' t be beat. RICHARD MANSFIELD 15 Partidge Terrace Richie is the type of boy Who loves to joke and jest, In whatever career he picks, Hell surely do his best. LINDA A. MARDIROSIAN 52 Myrtle Street Homeroom Officer 3. If ever you ' ve got some problem with your hair, Lynne is always sure to be there, With curlers and rinses and bottles she fills. She ' ll definitely be able to straighten your iUs. KENNETH P. MARTIN 35 Sycamore Street Science Club 2,3,4. Kenny ' s ambition he won ' t tell. But what he does will be done will We ' re sure he ' ll reach the top, And keep on going, never to be stopped. SHARON H. MANUPELLI 3 Pierce Avenue Pep Squad 3,4. As an Airline Stewardess, Sharon will make tlie best. With her smile and personality She ' ll surely pass the test. CAROL L. MARSCH 20 aifton Avenue To do Office Work is Carol ' s aim, Typing will be her game. We know shell go on to success And make us proud she came from E.H.S. FRED T. MASSA 40 Revere Street Football 3,4; Italian Qub 3,4. Fred always rated high among the kids at E.H.S. Football was his sport, he was one of the best. To Major in Political Science is his ambition, With his personality and looks, hell achieve this position. MARIANNA D. MASSA 79 Cottage Street Dramatics 3; Italian Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. Marianna will always be happy and sweet, No finer Stewardess vill you ever meet. In Europe, Asia or the USA, Our Marianna will be rated grade A. RICHARD R. MATARAZZO 1 Baldwin Terrace While Rocky was drumming up a storm, Crowds came from miles around to hear his song. To have his own business is Rocky ' s ambition, Success hell reach at his position. PATRICIA A. MAZZEI 70 Veterans Avenue Homeroom Officer 3; Cheerleader 4; French Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Library Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4. Our Patti is a girl well known. With a smile and personality all her own. At the front of the room calm and cool. Patti will be Teaching the golden rule. DELORES J. MASSUA 82 Jefferson Avenue Pep Squad 2,4; Serving coffee, serving tea. An Airline Hostess Del will be. She ' s very pretty but kind of shy, We know she ' ll be great while flying high. ANGELA J. MAZZARELLA 236 Vine Street School Council 3; Italian Qub 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls Sports 2. Our Angela is cute and oh so sweet, Girls like her are hard to beat When tlie kiddies see her come through the door. They won ' t mind coming to school anymore. CAROL A. MC CARTHY 51 Lynn Street French Club 2,4; Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2. May success follov her all the day. Well be behind her all the way, No matter what Carol chooses for her career. We know shell succeed when she departs from here. 7 0 63 PATRICIA A. MC CARTHY 241 RusseU Street Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. Mac will find happiness in future years, Because she has chosen a wonderful career. IBM Programming is her goal To her we wish success untold. JACQUELINE MC CORMICK 210 Vine Street We all agree that Jackie is swell. As an Airline Hostess we know she will excell. With her charming ways and wonderful smile. Shell be an Airline Hostess well worthwhile. GARY MC DEWELL 34 Gledhill Avenue A great personaUty and looks to match, Gary will be a lucky catch. While riding a plane you won ' t have to panic, For Gary will be a Jet Mechanic. OLIN A. MC CONNELL 413 Main Street Italian Club 2,3,4. French Qub 4. Our Olin has talent from head to toe, He ' s smart and nice to know. We ' re sure as a Major of Foreign Languages hell be. Well -liked, succes ' ful and very happy. ROBETT W. MC CRANEY 46 School Street To succeed in life is Sleepy ' s aim. In any field he will make a name. But Fire-Figliting is his quest. And we know he ' U be one of the best. DONALD F. MC ELWANEY 63 Adams Avenue Track 2,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 4. Teaching his students things they must leam, Mac will try to be very stem Bringing new interest to all he serves. He ' ll attain the honor we know he deserves. SANDRA A. MC MAHON 193 Russell Street ALBERT J. MERCHANT JR. 1 24 Gledhill Avenue We know Sandy very well Enough to say she will excel To her boss she ' ll be a treasure To be with her is a real pleasure. Italian Club 3. Al is happy day or night He ' ll greet you with a smUe so bright As a Math Teacher lie ' 11 be great High on the list lie will always rate. JAMES MERRILL 20 Beacon Street Jimmy wants to be an Engineer. We know he has the skill; He ' ll be a success in this career. Because he has the will. SHIRLEY A. MICHIGAN 169 Cottage Street Homeroom Officer 3,4; French Qub 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Classday Usherette; Yearbook Photographer. Shirl ' s sweet and fuU of fun, She always has a smile for everyone. With her great personality and charming ways, Shell be a successful Executive Secretary in future days. JEANNINE M. MIDDLETON 133 Grover Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Spanish Oub 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 3. Jeannine is really full of fun; Always a smile for everyone. She is very sweet and very clever; To be a Doctor is her career. NOREEN F. MIDDLETON 31 Paris Street National Honor Society. To be a Legal Secretary is Noreen ' s desire; AU this and more we know she ' ll acquire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways Are sure to gain her fame and praise. SHARON C. MILLEY 42 Chatham Road Our Shaion is tall, blonde and sweet. And the kind of gjrl you love to meet To be a Secretary is her ambition, For which she will gain much recognition. ANTHONY P. MIMMO 77A School Street Homeroom Officer 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Hockey 3; Italian Club. Tony is a real swell guy. And on our Ust he sure rates high. He wants to be a Baseball Pro, He ' s sure to succeed as we all know. MICHAEL MONTEFORTE 3 Perry Place Mike , although quiet has a great personality. Combined with good looks and ability, As a Programmer hell really be great. High on all lists he ' ll surely rate. MARY ANN MILO 147 Chelsea Street To be a Secretary is Mary Ann ' s ambition, She ' s sure to more than fill the position. With her dark hair and sparkling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s sighs. I ROBERT J. MITTON 31 Summit Avenue Being a boy who is lot ' s of fun, Bobby is liked by everyone. For his future he did not reveal his career. But whatever he does he ' s sure to become a millionaire. HELEN R. MOORE 168 Hancock Street Sis is a eirl with a very nice smile. It shows and glows all the while. She will cure your ills and make you gay. And keep you well every single day. JESSE J. MOORE 168 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 4, Dramatics 4, Band 2,3,4. To be a Computer Analyst is what Gay is wishing, With liis determination we know he will. And gain a great deal of recognition. CYNTHIA A. MOORES 78 Englewood Avenue Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. Cindy ' s cute, Cindy ' s quiet. Oh, but she ' s really a riot. That ' s our Cin she ' s so sweet. Here ' s a girl that can ' t be beat. To be a Secretary she ' U be number one. She ' ll make her office a lot of fun. JOHN W. MOORE 74 Englewood Avenue Science Club 4; Track 3,4. John is really very quiet. But, deep inside he ' s a riot. To be a Meteorologist is his ambition. We know he ' U make it a great mission. SUSAN E. MORAN 9 Edith Street Glee Club 2,3: Choral Arts 2; Girls ' Sports 2,3,4. Not over-serious, not over-gay, A pleasant girl in her own quiet way. To care for the sick and make them well. In this field she will excel. DEBRA J. MORENCY 10 Hazel Park Homeroom Officer 3; French Club 4; Class Day Usherette 3. A Math Teacher is Deb ' s aim, And we are sure shell win great fame. With a pleasing smile and thoughtful ways, We ' ll always remember her in future days. PATRICIA M. MORESCHI 5 Chelsea Place Pep Squad 2. Moresh is cute and sure is sweet, She has a personality that no one can beat. To be an Interior Decorator is her desire. And at this position, fame she will acquire. 7 0 67 RICHARD J. MORI ARTY 106 Fuller Street BONNIE J. MORRISON 10 Floyd Street Hockey 2,3; Baseball 3 Richie ' s a guy who ' s really swell. In the field of sports he did excel. To be a Physical Education Teacher is his aim. We know that is a goal he will attain. Dramatics 3; Band 2,3; Jr. Achievement 3; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 3; Gilbert and SuUivan 2. Here ' s a girl who ' s quite a lass, A cheerful smile in every class. Bonnie ' s desire is to Teach, Tliat ' s a goal we know she ' ll reach. DIANE M. MORRISON 56 Grover Street Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. Di is one who can ' t be beat. Quiet, sweet, and always neat. A Secretary is her desire, A position she will readily acquire. PAUL M. MOYNIHAN 116 Estes Street Homeroom Officer 2; Italian Club 2,3,4. Paul ' s a boy we will never forget. Popular, handsome, and funny yet. A Teacher hell be one of the best. Teaching the kids at E.H.S. Showing his students the Golden Rule, Remember class, maintain your cool. JANICE E. MUCCINI 39 Lafayette Street Jan ' s wish is to fly. As a Stewardess in the sky. Always happy, always gay, Shell succeed in every way. MARY R. NAPOLI 36 Spring Street A Secretary May will be someday. And be the best in every way. Shell do well and never shirk, Cause for her boss shell do all the work. JACALYN T. NELSON 41 Veterans Avenue PATRICIA A. NEMEROWSKI 33 Wedgewood Street Spanish Club 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Cheerleader 3; Co-Captain 4. A.s eo-captain of the eheerleaders, she always wore a smile. Carefree and bubbly all of the while. We know not what is her life ' s quest. But we ' re all sure she ' ll do her best. Spanish Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Patty doesn ' t know what the future will hold. But she loves to draw, that ' s what we ' re told. A good looking girl with brains to boot, She ' ll always be happy and make lots of loot. i EDWARD E. NEWHALL 1 2 Marion Place Eddie is a handsome guy. And on our list he ' s sure rated high. To be an Arcliitect is what he has in mind. The best of them all we ' re sure to find. ALAN D. NIEDZWIECKI 142 Russell Street Hockey 2,3,4. Nez is a guy with a swell ambition. He wants to be your friendly Electrician. We ' re positive he ' ll do his best. But everyone will put iiim to the test. WARREN NOBLE 326 Main Street Warren was never sad. He ' s a happy carefree lad. As to what he wants to be he doesn ' t know yet. Surely a success on that you can bet. ROSEMARIE A. NOLAN 92 Qeveland Avenue Many a man will turn and sigh whenever Re goes walking by. Not one will miss giving her the eye. She is sure to be a great Secretary, And never will she press the wrong key. PATRICIA A. NOONAN 7 Tliorndike Street ELMER E. NORTH 36 Winslow Street Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. As a Secretary Pat will take her place , In an office shell be an ace. With her dark and sparkling eyes, She ' s sure to catch the boss ' s eye. Chuck is the quiet kid. That you wouldn ' t want to kid, His ambition he will not confess, But whatever it is, it should bring him success. Good luck in all you do. For success is sure to come to you. EDWARD NOSEWORTHY 228 Springvale Avenue Nose knows everything goes, We wonder why you really rose. As an Artist you ' ll be the best. Cause he comes form E.H.S. DEBORAH A. NUZZOLO 166 Bell Rock Street School Council 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Spanish Qub 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Library Staff 3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3; Jr. Prom Committee 3. Nuzzy is always loads of fun, And truly loved by everyone. On the field she cheers our team. With the smile that really gleams. To Teach is her ultimate goal. This effort comes from deep in her soul. ROBERTA F. NYSTROM 37 Marie Avenue Jr. Achievement 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3,4. I.B.M. is Bobby ' s aim. In this field we wish you fame. With your smile and pretty teeth. We know; youH never be beat. MARGARET E. OBERY 6 Summit Avenue Spanish Club 4. A pretty nurse Peggy will be someday. An Angel dressed in white. She ' ll keep her patient ' s spirits gay, And disposition bright. Her personality and ability shows. Shell be a success wherever she goes. DOROTHY A. O ' BRIEN 24 Wedgewood Street ROBERT J. O ' BRIEN 24 Wedgewood Street Homeroom Officer 3,4. Dotty was always happy and gay, Everyone loved her winning way. To be an Airline Stewardess is her ambition. No finer girl could fit this position. Bobby is undecided about his fate. But we are sure his plans will turn out great. Surely he will aclueve success. Because he ' s one of the best from E.H.S. WILLIAM F. O ' BRIEN 151 Broadway Football 2. Billy has not decided His future is not clear But hell succeed in whatever does. Of that we have no fear. DIANE L. OLIVIERI 1 Bailey Street Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 4. What a Nurse DeDe will make Patients will forget their every ache he Shell carry on the job with ease Each patient she ' s sure to please. JOHN J. O ' NEIL 75 Clinton Street Homeroom Officer 3. John wdll be an Engineer When he starts on his career. To his goal hell surely survive Keeping his hopes and desires alive. MITCHELL J. PACE 114 Waverly Street Homeroom Officer 4. Mitch ' s desire is to be an Engineer, Of his success we are bound to hear. In this position hell take the lead, And we know that he will succeed. VALARIE A. PARATORE 50 Prescott Street Dramatics 4; Italian Club 3,4; Girls ' Sports 2. Val is funny, joking and gay. She never will have a lonesome day. As a Telephone Operator she ' ll be a success. And always be rated as one of the best. LINDA M. PARSONS 14 Harrison Avenue Parsons plans to spend her day, Smihng and happy as she ' s typing away. As a Qerk Typist she ' ll make her mark, Not one moment will she be left in the dark. WILLIAM V. PELOSI 103 Winslow Street To be an Auto Mechanic is Chilly ' s desire, And of his work he will never tire. We ' re sure his talents he will show, When he leaves E.H.S. hell always be on the go. RALPH J. PARIS! 12 Bennett Street Ralph is a guy who ' s nice to know, We ' re sure in the future his success will glow. As a Draftsman you can bet. He will be one of the best yet. ANTHONY PAULO 9 West Street FootbaU 4. A guy with looks and so debonair. It ' s sure he ' ll always be much more than fair. A Draftsman is what Tony aims to be. In this we ' re sure hell hold success ' s key. SUSAN T. PELRINE 71 Pearl Street Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Library Staff 4. Always smiUng, happy, and free. An IBM Keypunch Operator is what Sue wants to be. In this job we ' re sure she ' ll succeed. No one could better suit a job ' s need. PATRICIA R. PERILLO 18 Windsor Street Homeroom Officer 2,3- Cut, then teased, then combed and sprayed. Hair itself demands a maid. So when we wake up with our hair in despair. We know we can count on Patti to be there. ROBIN M. PERRY 63 Preston Street Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3. Robin is quiet; she is kind. She ' s the best that you could find. As a Bookkeeper we all know, She will always be on the go. STEPHEN R. PIKE 99 Qeveland Avenue Italian Club 4. Always laughing and joking around, That ' s our Steve wherever he ' s found. As a Teacher hell be number one, Steve will even make school seem like fun. LYNNE L. PERKINS 1 1 Reed Avenue Dramatics 2,4; Choral Arts 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3. A finer girl will never be found. All the way the world around. With her smile, charm, and personality, Lynne will be a great success, wait and see. MICHAEL C. PIAZZA 29 Calhoun Avenue Band 3; Spanish Club 3. Whenever mischief was in the air, Mike for one was always there. As to his future, it ' s still a mystery But this boy ' s sure to go down ir history. JOHN P. PINI 43 Sycamore Street Hockey 3,4. John is never ever sad. He ' s a happy care-free lad. In the future he ' s sure to succeed, In Teaching hell be in the lead. I 9 74 MARK S. PIPPY 76 Gledhill Avenue NANCY M. PIRELLO 1 7 Bradford Terrace Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3. Pip has been shy and handsome. And vvill continue to be through his days. Data Processing is his ambition. And he ' ll succeed under any condition. Nancy doesn ' t know what the future will hold, At least that ' s what we ' ve been told. No matter what she chooses to do in this world. We know that shell be a successful girl. ROBERT J. PISACRETA 185 Hancock Street Class Officer 4; Baseball 2,3,4; BasketbaU 2,3,4; Italian Qub 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. As a coach, Bob will fly, Tlie same as he did for Everett High, His team will be one of the best. Because their coach came from E.H.S. ELEANOR L. PLATI 85 Chestnut Street Homeroom Officer 3; Italian Qub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. To be a Medical Secretary, Was always Eleanor ' s desire. With her charming personality, She ' ll set the world on fire. WILLIAM D. POIRIER 19 Edith Avenue Spanish Club 1. Yanky will be a working man We know hell do the best he can. For Yanky thinks a job ' s the best, We ' re sure he ' ll beat all the rest. CAROLANN R. PORCARO 51 Lynde Street French Club 3; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4; Girls Sports 4; Class day Usherette. Carolann has what it takes. As a Legal Secretary, she ' ll surely rate, For her good looks and smiling way. Will make her successful one fine day. JOHN R. POUCHIE 27 Cameron Street Jack is quiet but quite the guy The reason is, he is from Everett High Conservation Official is his ambition. There is no one better to fill this position For he will cUmb to top we know. And cause his fame to grow and grow. DEBORAH J. PRESSEY 151 Glendale Street Debi wants to be a Nurse. Well wish her well in this little verse. Of her patients she ' ll take good care, Her best efforts she will not spare. LINDA R. PRESTERA 237 Springvale Avenue Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 1. A Secretary ' s joy is Linda ' s desire, She ' ll walk in a way that all will admire. By taking dictation and typing with ease, Her boss she ' s always bound to please. FRANK D. PUGLIELLI 103 Central Avenue Pug is happy day and night, He greets you with a smile so bright. As a Draftsmen he ' U be just great, And high on the list he ' ll always rate. 1 EDWARD C. PUOPOLO 401 Ferry Street Class Officer 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Prom Committee; Italian Club Representative 4; Senior Prom Committee. Pop is our E.H.S. football great. As a Physical Education teacher he ' ll really rate. He s got the looks and the way, Thatll make him a big success someday. SALVATORE P. PUZZANGHERA 56 Paris Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3. Sal ' s ambition is to be a Teacher He ' s not sure of what to teach either. If he ' s ever put to a test. We know he ' ll stand high above all the rest. SUSAN A. RACKI 50 Plymouth Street Italian Qub 2; Pep Squad 2,3. Sue is full of fun and what a sinile, For her all the boys would run a mile. To be a Nurse is her aim. To help the sick and gain much fame. CHESTER P. RAGUCCI 13 Winter Street Homeroom Officer 3. When Butchie passes by, the girls all sigh. And now well tell you the reason why. He ' s got the looks and the way, Thatll make him a great Engineer someday. PAMELA R. RAIZEN 72 Estes Street Lyceum 4. Pammy is a very sweet girl. In Special Education shell be a pearl. We know that she will do well. Here ' s hoping everything turns out well. MADELINE RESQGNO 1 1 Ellsworth Street Madeline doesn ' t know what the future will hold, At least that ' s what we ' ve been told. Her classmates wish her the very best. We know shell bring fame to E.H.S. ELAINE L. RICCl 5 Mason Street Elaine ' s nice and very sweet. The kind of girl you ' d like to meet. As a Language Interpreter we know shell make the best. And be above all the rest. LIDIA F. RICCI 91 Waverly Street Homeroom Officer 4; Band 2; Pep Squad 4; National Honor Society 3,4; ItaUan Club 2,3,4. Always happy, always gay, That ' s our Lid in every way. To be a Teacher is her dream. With her brains we know she ' ll be supreme. WENDY A. RISTEEN 16 Woodville Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. Without a doubt Wendy is a treasure. To be lier friend is really a pleasure. With her sweet and charming ways, Her success will bring her praise. MARY E. ROBINSON 11 Baker Road Dramatics 2; Glee Club 2,3; Pep Squad 2. Our Mary is quiet but oh so sweet. No finer Nurse will you ever meet. With Mary around to administer pills. We surely won ' t mind being ill. THOMAS A. ROGERS 120 Florence Street Homeroom Officer 2. Tommy does not know what to do, His future is not clear. But hell succeed in whatever he does, Of that we have no fear. LEO E. RIVERS 80 Shute Street Track 3. Our Leo is a boy with class. He brings happiness to many a class. As an Engineer his future will hold, Happiness, luck, and fame untold. FRANK A. ROCCO 10 Gardner Court Teaching young children and giving tests. Is what Rock will do best. His winning ways and good l ooks, Will keep the girls from reading books. LAWRENCE M. ROSE 157 Union Street Larry is a boy we ' ll never forget. In his mind his career is set. As a Linguist hell win his fame. It won ' t be long before all know his name. LLOYD ROSENBERG 135 Florence Street ELAINE ROSNOV 27 County Road Track 2; Spanish Club 2; Jr. Achivemcnt 2,3. Red is a real swell guy. And on our list he sure rates high. And as to what he wants to be, he doesn ' t know yet, Surely he ' ll be a success, on that we can bet. Elaine can look forward to happy days. May her life be happy and gay. In a Secretarial career her talents will show. Success and happiness are hers we know. KENNETH E. ROSSI 35 Dartmouth Street With each passing year we know. That Ken ' s success will grow and grow. To work very hard is his desire. As a Broadcaster he ' ll rise much higher. LINDA ROSSI 35 Dartmouth Street Combine good looks and ability. With a great personality. And Linda is what the result will be. IBM Computing is her quest. And she ' s sure to be the very best. ELENA M. RUGGIERO 82 Summer Street Lyceum 1; Italian Club 1; Jr. Achievement 2. To join the Peace Corps is Lana ' s goal, She has good looks and an angels ' soul. May you have luck in all you do. For success is sure to come to you. JOYCE RUSSELL 146 Russell Street Homeroom Officer 3. Joyce wants to be an artist. We know she has the skill. With her great talent. The gallery ' s she will fill MARIE RUSSO 26 Cabot Steret DANIEL F. RUVIDO 78 Reed Avenue Marie does not know what to do, Her future is not clear. But shell succeed in whatever she does. Of that we have no fear. To be an Architect is Danny ' s aim. His inventive qualities will gain great fame. For we all know his winning way, Will bring him to the top in a future day. CATHERINE A. SACHETTA 47 Walnut Street Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Girls ' Sports 2. As a Secretary we know she ' ll try. To raise her fame till it ' s sky high. After achieving fame in her field, Sach will be one of the best E.H.S. will yield. BETTY SUE SACRAMONE 28 Morris Street Dramatics 4; Glee Club 3,4; BasketbaU 3; Italian Club 3,4; Pep Squad 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Girls ' Sports 3,4. Betty wants to Teach School And guide her pupils with the Golden Rule. In this field of education she ' ll become a great sensation. NICHOLAS P. SAIA 15 Elm Street Homeroom Officer 4; Italian Club 2. A black belt of the tenth degree That ' s what ' s in store for our Ziggi. Hell do a number on you and me While practicing his Karate. PAUL A. SAIA 49 Grover Street Qass Officer 2; Hockey 2,3. Paul doesn ' t know what the future will hold, At least tliat ' s what we ' ve been told. No matter what he chooses for his plan. We know that he ' ll be a successful man. NANCY SALERNO 15 Carter Street GAIL M. SANDERS 375 Broadway Personality and looks that win, Nancy to all a friend has been. Secretarial work is her life ' s dream. At this job we ' re sure she ' ll be on the beam. Gail is sure to be a hit, While on the boss ' s knee she does sit. With her cute smile and winning ways, She ' ll be happy through all her days. JOSEPH M. SANTACROCE 43 Rock Valley Avenue Joe is a guy with a great big smile Carefree, and happy all of the while. To be a Mechanic is what he would Uke To the top of the ladder we ' re sure he will hike. CHARLENE SARNIE 340 Main Street Pep Squad 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. Petite and pretty that ' s our Charlene, Just like an imaginary fairy queen. As a Secretary she ' ll make the boss ' s days, Happy ones with her sweet ways. JANICE M. SARRO 98 Lewis Street Italian Clu b 2,3,4. Nursing is the career for Janice, On that we all agree. Curing our ills by giving up piUs, Shell always keep you healthy. ROBERT C. SAVAGE 5 Elmwood Street Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4. A Lawyer is what Robert plans to be. When using his skill and personality Wliether to prosecute or defend. We ' re sure that he will always win. DONNA M. SCANLON 78 Woodville Street As a Secretary 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. CHRISTINE C. SCLAFANI 68 Ferry Street A Medical Secretary is Teeny ' s desire. The very best she will acquire. Typing, fiUng, dashing around, No better Secretary can be found. JOSEPH J. SCOLA 28 Westover Street Joe did pick as his career To be an Electronics Engineer, With his determination and pluck, Here ' s wishing you all the luck. EDWARD A. SCHMIDT 28 Franklin Street Hockey 2; Track 2,3. Eddie ' s a guy we ' re happy to know. On him good luck we all bestow, A Teacher is what he wants to be He ' ll be great, just wait and .see. LINDA M. SCLAFANI 68 Ferry Street Italian Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 4. Linda will be an Airline Hostess, The only one with the most-est Greeting everyone with a smile. Making the trip well worth while. ROBERT E. SCOTT 81 Fremont Avenue To help mankind is Bobby ' s desire. A modest career will he acquire. Tlie poor and unfortunate he will serve. Acclaim is truly what you deserve. 9 DEBORAH L. SCRIBNER 5 35 l- ' erry Street SHERYL R. SEGAL 40 Lawrence Street Debbie is quiet, Debbie is i ind, She ' s about the best you can find. As a Nurse we proudly tcnow. Shell be always on the go. Homeroom Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; Lyceum 4; Frencii Qub 2; Pep Squad 2. Our little Sheryl is fuU of fun, And surely loved by everyone. Girls like her are hard to meet, For her charming ways can ' t be beat. A Marine Biologist she has in mind, And in this field; success shell find. RHONDA L. SHAPIRO 47 Maiden Street Homeroom Officer 3; Jr. Achievement 3. With her ability and get-up-and-go, Rhonda wUl be a success we know. A Math Major she will be. And never fail to take the lead. JEAN SHARIS 247 Belmont Street In us Jeannie hasn ' t confided. On the future she hasn ' t decided. In any field that she does endeaver. We know she will be very clever. ELAINE M. SHEA 179 Broadway Homeroom Officer 3; Cheerleader 4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Squad 2. Way above the clouds shell fly, All the world shell go by. Elaine will be the best there is. For her a Stewardess will be a whiz. THOMAS B. SHEA 152 Springvale Avenue To be a Doctor, the best kind. Is the ambition Tom has in mind. With his easy way and personality, Success in any field will be a reality. DONNA M. SHEEHAN 7 Glendale Terrace Shine doesn ' t know Wliat the future will hold. That is what we are told She ' s so nice and so pleasant Succeed she will, fail she can ' t. JOHN L. SHELTON 54 Duncan Road Football 2,3; Track 3. Friendly and funny the spark of the class. In the service he goes to become top brass. And all E.H.S. men will say. We knew that Admiral one fine day. ANTHONY SIMONELLI 10 SimonelU Place Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4. We ' ve known him as Sim and all will agree. He ' s been a great asset to you and me. Aside from his pranks, football ' s been his best sport. In the future he ' ll make a fine Teacher of some sort. ELIZABETH A. SHEFFIELD 711 Broadway Jr. Achievement 2. To be a Medical Secretary is Liz ' s aim, A field in which she ' ll gain great fame. May success and fortune come her way, And keep her smiling day by day. HARVEY J. SIEGEL 42 Reynolds Avenue School Council 4; Homeroom Officer 3,4; Lyceum 2,3,4; Spanish Qub 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Jr. Prom Comm. National Honor Society. Leading us through, fighting for a cause. Our Harvey never gave himself a pause. To right a wrong he ' ll do his best, As he fulfills his political quest. We wish you success in all you do. Best of luck from us to you. PETER SIMONELLI 42 Winslow Street To become a Doctor is Sim ' s aim, A position in which he ' ll gain great fame. We know he ' U go on to success. And make us proud at E.H.S. ANN MARIE SIMPSON 206 Russell Street Homeroom Officer 4; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Squad 2.3,4; Girls ' Sports 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Yearbook Staff. Ann ' s hobby is to ski, But that is not what she wants to be. Her quick wit and jovial way. Will keep her English class in stitches from day to day. Ann is rated high at E.H.S. And all her classmates wish her the best. JOAN M. SIRAC USA 23 Francis Street School Council 2; Dran.atics 3,4; Lyceum 2; Italian Club 3,4; French Club 4. Joani ' s a very special girl, Bright and .shiney as a pearl. To be a Teacher is her aim. We surely wish her success and fame. ARTHUR E. SMITH 20 Partridge Terrace In the near future you will see, A famous lawyer our Smitty will be. We ' ll bring all our troubles to him for aid. Provided of course, he won ' t get paid! CASANDRA E. SMITH 1 Harvard Street To be an Airline Hostess is Sandy ' s desire. This goal we know she will acquire. A pretty girl among all those passengers. She ' ll be able to handle all that occurs. GREGORY P. SMITH 52 Pearl Street Greg ' s plans are to go to college. We guess he plans to gain more knowledge. After he graduates from here. We ' re sure he ' ll find himself a great career. JILL A. SMITH 18 Pleasant View Avenue A Bookkeeper is Soul Sister no. I ' s desire, A job from which she ' ll never tire. She ' ll add, subtract, and multiply. We know success won ' t pass her by. SUSAN A. SNflTH 144 Elm Street ROBERT W. SNOOK 53 Freeman Avenue Pep Squad 2,3- Susan is a girl who stands out in a crowd. She ' ll make everyone very proud. With her good looks, s le, and inexhaustible ambition. She ' s sure to make her modeling career more than just exhibition. Homeroom Officer 2,3; Dramatics 2,3; Jr. Achievement 2,3; Science Qub 2,3,4. There will never be a better Artist than Bob , But his great skill will never make him a snob. As a Teacher of Art heU be a sensation, And will surely succeed in this occupation. MARY M. SNYDER 42 Liberty Street A sweet girl with a pleasant smile, Who ' s cheerful and gay all the while, Mary wants to be an Airline ' s Ground Hostess, And we ' re sure shell be the, hostess with the mostest. FRANK B. SOLDANO 29 Ashton Street Football 3. Wally ' s a guy who ' s really on the move. And never could you find a guy who ' s more in the groove. To become a Draftsman is his desire. Of this we ' re sure he will never tire. ROBERT A. SOMERVILLE 17 Linden Street When Chelsea embarks on his career, None of us need ever fear. He ' ll be a Business Administrator and do his best. To reach and surpass the peak of success. RICHARD C. SORDILLO 33 Westover Street Italian Qub 2,3,4. Exciting, cheerful, pleasant, and kind. Rich is the kind of guy you seldom find. In the Business World heU show his talent. And in life we ' re sure heU be no less than valiant. STANLEY C. STANEVICZ 155 Cottage Street Good luck to Stan in his ambition. In Electroncis he ' s sure to get a good position. And wherever he roams, when he leaves E.H.S. We ' re sure he ' ll turn out to be one of the best. VIRGINIA A. STEENE 10 True Street Pep Squad 4. Ginny ' s a girl who ' s really a prize, To a great success someday she ' ll rise. To go into Commercial Art is her dream, We ' re sure she ' ll succeed because she ' s on the beam. THOMAS J. STELLA 21 Hall Avenue Hockey 2,3,4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Friendliness, personality, and wit. Are what makes Stel a hit. We all think he ' s swell. As a Teacher hell do well. LILLIAN F. STERN 11 Chatham Road Dramatics 4; Glee Club 2; Lyceum 2. LUly is one who does not know her aim. Though she has plenty of personality and lots of brains. Her charming way and bright smile. Will bring her success all the while. DEBORAH L. STEVENS 20 Prescott Street Debra ' s full of fun. Always a smile for everyone. She is very sweet and clever, To be a Secretary is her endeavor. MARY LOU STEVENSON 1 7 Maple Avenue Cheerleader 4; Italian Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 4. Pep Squad 3; Library Staff 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Italian Club Representative 2; Yearbook Staff. One girl who was never blue. Was our charming Mary Lou, Her wonderful traits and vitality. Reflect her bubbhng personality. As a Legal Secretary she ' ll be best. We ' U aU be proud she came from E.H.S. CAROL A. STEWART 18 Veterans Avenue Always happy, always gay, That ' s Carol in every way. To be a Secretary is her aim. At this we know she ' ll rein. MAUREEN STRATIS 43 Corey Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 3,4. To be an Artist is Maureen ' s aim, And we know she ' ll gain great fame. We know she ' ll gain great success, And her paintings will be made with happiness. JAMES A. SULLIVAN 159 Bradford Street What Jimi will do, He will not confess. But what he finally does, Will surely bring him success. LINDA M. STOCKS 7 Hampshire Street Spanish Club 4; French Club 2; Pep Squad 2. Lin ' s a girl who ' s full of fun And all our hearts she ' s surely won. She has a desire to follow a path. Which will lead her to become a Teacher of Math. BARRY J. SULLIVAN 102 Russell Street Sully has a different ambition. He wants to be a Computer Technician. With this in mind we wish him the best, From all of us at E.H.S. MAUREEN C. SULLIVAN 102 Russell Street Jr. Achievement 3,4. To be a Secretary is Moe ' s ambition. Doing this she ' ll gain high positions. She will always do her part. To win everyone ' s heart. SUSANNAH E. SYKES 8 Glendale Tenace Homeroom Officer 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Choral Arts 2,3; Lyceum 2 Cheerleader 4; Spanish Qub 3,4 Pep Squad 2,3; Library Staff 4 Girls ' Sports 3. Suzi ' s good looks and friendly ways. Have brightened up our darkest days. Teaching right now is on her mind. And in this career happiness shell find. ANN C. TAYLOR 113 Union Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. Small, petite and oh, so merry! Ann ' s desire is to be a Secretary. We wish her all the luck and success. She will surely become the best. ELAINE M. TENAGLIA 72 Preston Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Italian Qub 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Elaine is sweet, Elaine is clever. To become a Teacher is her endeavor. We just can see her in every class. Teaching every lad and lass. FREDERICK A. SYMES 39 Stuart Street Homeroom Officer 3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 2,3. Freddy was always full of fun. He was friendly to everyone. Good-natured, good-looking, and fun to know. His fame as an Artist is bound to grow. WILLIAM J. TAYLOR 74 Qeveland Avenue Spanish Club 3. Here ' s a boy with brains and wit. With all his friends he will be a hit. A Broadcaster Billy wishes to be. Hell succeed just wait and see. DAVID H. TENNENBAUM 4 Lawrence Street Science Club 2,3. Well always remember his great big smile. That Dave had for us all the while. Someday his talents the world will know, And to the top hell surely go. JOHN C. THISTLE 21 Harvey Street Track 2; French Club 4. Climbing poles, and stringing lines, We know Johnny will do fine, If your phone is ever on the blink Contact him and you ' ll be in the pink. MARY E. TIBBETTS 23 Fairlawn Street Typing, filing, taking dictation, At this Mae ' , will be a sensation Because she will do her best. She will alway ' s be ahead of the rest. PAUL A. TOMASELLO 60 Tappan Street Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2. Hockey 2,3; Always cheerful always gay. Making you happy everyday. For his future plans Paul did not say. But we wish him luck in every way. BARBARA J. THOMPSON 118 Cleveland Avenue Homeroom Officer 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2. Barb ' s ambition is to Teach, And we hope this she will reach. Because she ' s gentle, nice, and sweet. We know at this she can ' t be beat. STEVEN D. TIERNEY 973 Broadway Dramatics 4; Football 3.4; Baseball 2.3,4: Basketball 2,3,4. At shooting baskets and catching flies Our Steve is quite a guy. Ambition in life he didn ' t tell. But whatever he does he ' ll do it well. ROBERT F. TOPHAM 52 Morri s Street Baker ' s a treat to all he knows, He brings laughter and fun wherever he goes. As an Engineer he ' ll be just grand. And he ' ll rank supreme throughout tlie land. 9 ANTHONY J. TOTO 183 Chelsea Street Agriculture is the ideal field for Tony , In this field he ' ll be no phony. We know he ' ll be a credit to his class, All others in this field he will surpass. DENISE M. TRANIELLO 28 Sherman Street Band 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3. Denise plans to spend her day, Teaching Business in her own unique way. After returning to E.H.S., We know the kids will think she ' s the best JUDITH A. TRANIELLO 21 Cameron Street Dramatics 4; Glee Club 3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4; Girls ' Sports 3. A charming smile and just as sweet, Judith will tackle any feat. As a Teacher she ' ll be the best. The class of 70 wishes her success. ANTHONY P. TROIANO 3 1 County Road Tony has chosen his future career. To make it as an Electrical Engineer. And with his smile and winning ways. He ' ll be a success from day to day. RICHARD W. TRUFANT 3 Amos Tenace Richard is always fuU of fun. From dawn until the setting sun. He hasn ' t decided what he will do, But we hope all his wishes will come true. DOLORES M. TRUNFIO 19 Edmester Court One look at Dee and you will see, A person with much vitality. The field of Hairdressing is her aim, A field in which she ' ll gain much fame. LINDA A. VAIANI 1 1 Ashton Street ROSANNE L. VASSALLO 106 Glendale Street Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. Anyone who knows our Linda , Knows there couldn ' t be anyone better, To be a Hairdresser is her ambition Shell be the best in that position. Rosanne is a doll and very sweet. With a winning way that ' s hard to beat. We do not know her future ambition But shell be a success in any position. PATRICK C. VAUTOUR 23 Andrew Street Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Yearbook Committee, Jr. Prom Committee. Pat is a boy we all adore. He has looks, personality, and lots more. This boy wants to be a Math Teacher, For him this is a perfect feature. RICHARD A. VINCI 2051 Parkway Science Club 2,3,4. Ricky has chosen his future career. As a Draftsman he hopes to be a success. With pencil in hand and using a T square. We know hell turn out to be one of the best. MARY ANN WALCZAK 237 Vine Street Pep Squad 2,3. Walls is full of fun and fancy free. But won ' t disclose her destiny, She ' ll succeed in whatever she chooses. Cause this girl just never loses. JOANNE L. WALDNER 46 Lexington Street Dramatics 3; Spanish Qub 3; Jr. Achievement. Jo wants to go to college, And increase her store of knowledge. Whatever she does, she does well. In her chosen field she will excel. CHARLENE M. WALKER 9 Dowse Street Italian Qub 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2. Her delightful charm and happy face, Charley honors from place to place. As a Hairdresser she ' ll fill that position, Which, by the way, is her ambition. LUCINDA A. WARD 967 Broadway Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Girls ' Sports 2,3,4. Cindy ' s a friend to everyone. She ' s always laughing and full of fun. As a Veterinarian she will be, One of the best you have ever seen. C ' NTHIA WALSH 12 Prospect Street Lyceum 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2; Girls ' Sports 2,3. A Philosophy Major is Cindy ' s aim, At this we ' re sure she ' ll gain much fame. A pretty girl with a wonderful personality. We know her dreams will become a reality. NANCY M. WARREN 250 Main Street Jr. Achievement; Girls ' Sports. Nancy is always on the ball, We know that she is liked by all, A Secretary she wants to be, She ' ll please her boss we all agree. LOIS W. WASILESKI 25 Jackson Avenue Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 2,3. Lois is pleasant, Lois is sweet. Always smiling, always neat, Though, right now, she has no ambition. We know she ' ll get much recognition. MICHAEL O. WATSON 36A Waters Avenue Football 4; Track 2. Otus is a boy who ' s full of fun, Enjoyed and liked by everyone. May success and fortune come your way. And keep you happy from day to day. JANICE VVEINSTEIN 39 Hamilton Street Homeroom Officer 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. Always happy, always gay. That ' s our Bunti in every way. To be a Medical Secretary is her life ' s dream. At that we know she ' ll be supreme. JAMES W. WEST 10 Parlin Street He ' s full of fun and fancy free. And Accounting is Adam ' s destiny. He ' ll succeed in whatever he does. Cause the guy just never loses. DOUGLAS M. WHITE 39 Glendale Street Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. When Doug becomes a Black Belt in Karate, Many big men will disappear. From a fight he will not shirk, When he starts his lifetime work. STEPHEN A. WHITE 35 Henry Street Steve desires a Teaching-foefession, Which is a worthy aim. And when he has attained his goal, He will have gained acclaim. JOAN P. WICKENS 93 Madison Avenue Homeroom Officer 4. Her friendly way and lovely smile. Will bring her success for a long while. Joan will always be at ease. Nursing her patients so she ' ll please. JANE P. WICKENS 93 Madison Avenue Jane is a treat to all she knows, She ' s full of fun wherever she goes. Yet, she is undecided of her aim. So good luck in all you gain. GEORGE WILDING 27 Rich Street Homeroom Officer 4; Track 3; Italian Gub 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Nation;il Honor Society 3,4. George is a boy with a brilliant mind. He ' s sm ' c to leave the others way behind. An Electrical Engineer is his ambition, We wish him success and a lofty position. ADELE WINOCOUR 163 Union Street Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; Lyceum 2; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Science Club 4. Sweet Little one is a girl well-known, With a smile and charm all her own. When she Teaches Retarded Qiildren someday. She ' ll gain success in every way. MARY WILICHOSKI 28 Tliurman Street Dramatics 4; Cheerleader 3; French Qub 2,4; Pep Squad 2. Willa is the class live wire. She ' s a gal we all admire Always laughing and full of fun. She ' s a friend to everyone Although she doesn ' t know her life ' s ambition We ' re sure shell make the right decision. KATHLEEN D, WISNIEWSKI 86 Maiden Street A secretary Kathleen wants to be. The business world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she is behind the desk. That shell be a big success. RITA YEE 38 Walnut Street Glee Club 2. Cute, sweet, and full of fun, Our Rita is loved by everyone. Someday a Chemist she will be Making products for you and me. ROBERT W. YOUNG 218 Hancock Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. To be a Translator is Crakeijack ' s aim, A position which is sure to gain his fame From country to country hell make it clear. He came from E.H.S. that ' s where. RICHARD J. YOUNG 226 Main Street Homeroom Officer 3; Baseball 3,4; Teen Council 3. Dick ' 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. DANA J. ZICHITTELLA 16 Henderson Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Dramatics 2; BasketbaU 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Spanish Qub 2; Jr. Achievement 3. Teaching Gym is Dana ' s quest, A position which he ' ll fill with zest. We wish you success in all you do. Best of luck from us to you. I 1970 96 MY CLASS GRADE THREE i960 - 1 ADAMS SCHOOL j llii : : k 4 I rtrt r r- ' r n A- E.E.HQ e School 1962-63 Grade 5 I D D r ' - ' f O Horace Mann School 1 1962-63 Grade 5 P € p. Centr ncmtries of THE 70 5 LEADERS OF THE BROWNIES TROOPS Alan Bishop, Nancy Broman, Angela DeMaria, Judy Gilman, David Goss, Anthony Liburdi, Marianna Massa, Roberta Nystrom, Eloise Palumbo, Patty Perillo, Pamela Raisin, Rhonda Shapiro, Jeannie Sharis, Elaine Tenaglia, Dana Zichitella. OFF TO THE FUNNY FARM Vlichael AzzoHno, Patty Bagarella, Karen Barisano, Karen Brooks, Charles Chambers, Richard Edwards, Ellen Duffy, atricia Fitzgerald, Richard Izzicupo, Patty Jones, Sharon Lindburg, Barbara MacSwain, Sandra McMahon, Bobby Vlitton, Valarie Paratore, William Poirier, Frank Rocco, Micky Saia, Paul Tomasello, Maryann Walczak. THEY ' LL NEVER WALK ALONE Patti Mazzei Fred Massa, Dotttie O ' Brien Joe Barbati, Bonnie Morrison Richard Vinci, Kathy Lyons Mike Cocorochio, Ruth Levenson Ted Clarke, Lucinda Ward Tony Mimmo, Marie Agri Earl Brown, Marianne Giardina Stephen Chotkowski, Joanne Palermo Paul Moynihan. HEADLINE HUNTERS Linda Avakian, Terry Barasso, Linda Capps, Maureen Chipman, Rosanne DiCesare, Cindy DiLoretto, Laurie Goldenberg, Debbie Nuzzolo, Jolin O ' Neil, Christine Pagliucca, Joe Paniello, Susan Racki. Ann Simpson, Mary Wilichoski. POOR BUT HAPPY Harry Bookstein, Richard Bradley, Annette Cubetus, Gail D ' Andrea, Robert DeSimone, Judy Devlin, Sandy Fiore, Kathy Franco, Wayne Forward, Joyce Goldsmith, Paul Jaynes. Kathy Jones, John Juhano, William Lewis, Janet Maliawco, Dolores Massua, Donald McElwaney, Jackie Nelson, Patty Noonan, Robin Perry, John Pouche, Madeline Rescigno, Elaine Rosnov, David Tennebaum. SEXRETARIES Cindy Brogna, Terry Cassano, Joanne Carrabis, Linda Casey, Susan Censullo, John Franey, Gail Hollis, Judy LaNasa, Paula Leavitt, Sharon Manupelli, Linda Mardirosian, Janice Muccini, Rosemarie Nolan, Diane Olivieri, Susan Pelrine, Linda Prestera, Charlene Sarnie, Barbara Thompson, Lois Wasileski, Kathy Woodlock, Brenda Panarese. ONLY THEIR HAIRDRESSERS KNOW Donna Benson, John Clark, Patty J. Connolly, Linda Dorothy, Diane Doucette, Rita Farnkoff, Linda Guida, Becky Lloyd, Donna Lucas, Jeannine Middleton, Leo Rivers, Mary Robinson, Joyce Russell, Cathy Sachetta, Janice Sarro. Eddie Schmidt, Stanley Stanevicz, Linda Stocks. HELEN KELLERS UNITE Cheryl Agostini, Paul Bertone, Janet Caiazzo, Linda Capps, Vincent Grossi, Patti Moreschi, Elmer North, Ralph Parisi, Nancy Pirello, Carol Ann Porcaro, Joan Siracusa, Deborah Stevens, Robert Topham, Adele Winocour, Robert Young. WAR AND PEACE Donna Bartlett, Steven Brady, Elsie Brown, Carol Cheney, Maureen Conroy, Kenny Dillon, Debbie Dunkman, Elaine Gangemi, Karen Habeeb, Linda Haggerty, Gloria Indelicato, Debbie Long, Patti Magee, Claire Mahfuz, Geoffrey Mahfuz, Sharon Milley, Mary Ann Milo, Linda Parsons, Lynne Perkins, Deborah Pressey, Donna Sheehan, Susan Smith, Carol Stewart, Maureen Stratis, Judy Traniello, Rosanne Vassallo, Cindy Walsh. AUTHORS: WHEN I WAS AN ATHLETE Richie Borseti, Paul Burns, Gilbert Dell Isola, Robert Dickenson. Mike Dimitruk, Ralph Dumas, Paul Enfanto, Harry Lahey, Richie Moriarty, Bobby Pisacreta, Eddie Puopolo, Anthony Simonelli, Tommy Stella, Mike Watson, Douglas White, Pat Vautour, Richard Young. CHARACTERS FOR COMIC STRIPS James DiSanto, Donetta DiZoglio, Richard Doherty, Ann Marie Dorato, Diane Douglass, Dawn Francis, Theresa Freelove, Anthony Giordano, Robert Gordon, Robert Griffin, James Herbert, Diane Imbornone, Robyn Lewis, Pat McCarthy, Marie Russo, Christine Sclafani, Fred Symes, Dolores Trunfio, Nancy Warren, Joan Wickens. FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE MAFIA Arthur Ardolino. George Butler, Louie Cappucci, James Christopher, Mike DeVincenzo, Daniel Durfee, Barbara Feehan, Michele Giardina, Mike Lanza, Mary Napoli, Greg Smith, Frank Soldano, James Sullivan, John Whiteside. TEXTBOOK TERMITES Donna Bovey, Dennis Costa Marie Consolo, Debbie Cutliff, Christine DelVecchio, Loring Flint, Marguerite Forgione, Dennis Howard, Dianna Kinch, Margaret Mackenzie, Noreen Middleton, Debbie Morency, Patricia Nemerowski, Edward Newhall, Elaine Ricci, Lidia Ricci, Linda Rossi, Harvey Siegal, Janice Weinstein, George Wilding. EAR BENDERS Richard Baritz, Toni Bellofato, Rosalind Bono, Sally Brickley, Linda Colameta, Denise DiGregorio, Richard DiVitto, Paul Gianetta, Elaine Giannantonio, Ann Henry, Judy Hogan, Chris Kelly. Tommy Rogers, Elena Ruggiero, Elizabeth Sheffield, Lillian Stern, Anthony Troiano. JUST PLAIN NICE Sandra Bruno, Brenda Butt, Judi Caiazzo, Patricia Cardello, Eileen Carmody, Joanne Cheever, Karen Cognata, Nancy Cohan, Patricia A. Connolly, Joseph Cooper, Linda Crowell, Jean Diorio, Frances D ' Angelo, Dennis Hall. Karen Hughes. Gail lamelli, Christine Judge, Donna Jurewicz. Deborah Kibby, Dotty MacLeod, Angela Mazzarella. Shirley Michigan, John Pini. Lawrence Rose, Sheryl Segal. Elaine Shea. Robert Snook, Mary Lou Stevenson, Maureen Sullivan Susannah Sykes. LAST TO THE ALTAR Mary Jane Benko, Anthony DeVirgillio, Ronald Digregorio, James Dillion, James Desimone, James Foley, Lois Gautreau, Joanne Haddad, James Hartigan, Elaine Jenson, Janice Lepore, Rae Levy, Olin McConnell, Helen Moore, Mitchell Pace, Gail Sanders, Robert Scott. LOST IN SPACE Linda Brogna, Robert Call, Robert Deveau, Lawrence DiPlatzi, Daniel Fasciano, Francis Gardino, John Generazzo, Ronnie Geer, Kenny Glufling, Ernest Home, Anthony Jenkins, Dean Johnston, Billy E. Keefe, Danny Keefe, Joe Laquidara, Robert MacLeod, Kenneth Martin, James Merrill, Wendy Risteen, Robert Savage, Barry Sullivan, William Taylor. MAXWELL HOUSEWIVES Gloria Amerina, Joyce Baggs, Sharon Blair, Marie Catanzaro, John Cogliano, John Coppola, Arlene Crosscup, Marie Carpenter, Kathy Denish, Phyllis DeVito, Theresa Ford, Linda Fisher, Elaine Gordan, Diane Guanci, Rebecca Kithen, Patty Landry, Maryanne Lavenia, Grace Maiorano, Carol Marsch, Cindy Moores, Diane Morrison, Eleanor Plate, Donna Scanlon, Cassandra Smith, Jill Smith, Mary Snyder, Eleanor Woronowski. NERVOUS NELLIES Patty Azzenzo, Gerry Bartolo, Nancy Buys, Mary Conti, Patti Corey, Jean DiCesare, Doreen Donati, Maria Golini, Patti Leo, Celia LoGrasso, Jackie McCormick, Margaret Obery, Lloyd Rosenberg, Nancy Salerno, Linda Sclafani, Debbi Scribner, John Shelton, Linda Vaiani, Joanne Waldner. GREASE MONKEYS Tony Ciancio, John Clemens, Tom Colston, John DiCato, Mel Haverty, Kevin Heavy, Wayne Ivany, Arthur Jones, David Jones, Bob McCraney, Gary McDowell, Edward Noseworthy, Bill O ' Brien, Billy Pelosi, Mark Pippy, Joe Santacroce, John Thistle. TO BE ALUMNI OF B.C.-BOOT CAMP Carmen Albano, Nicki Albano, Alan Bradford, Anthony Caezza, James Callahan, Fred Colangelo, Paul Consalvo, Anthony D ' Avolio, Brad DeFlumeri, Joe DeFilippo, Dave Fioretti, Pat Gallant, Tom Gallant, Paul Hartz, William F. Keefe, David Kibby, Steven Lento, William Lewis, Albert Merchant, Mike Monteforte, Alan Niedzuiecki, Warren Noble, Tony Paulo, Micheal Piazza, Frank Pugliello, Kenneth Rossi, Danny Ruvido, Richard Trufant. ALWAYS TO RETAIN THE FLOWER OF YOUTH Larry Arinello, Theresa Cassano, Sharon Diamond, James Fiorello, Perry Galvin, Richard Gilbert, Phillip Guinta, Patty Goscinak, Paul Greeley, Frank lamelli, Paul Kazmierczak, Pam Kelleher, Kathleen Lawless, Kathleen Lauglilin, Janet Lyons, Linda Pais, Steve Pike, Betty Sue Sacramone, Thomas Shea, Virginia Steane, Kathleen Wisniewski, John Young. TO GAIN FAME, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER Eddie Dattoli, Gary Garofano, Nelson Grey, Bobby La Vita, Carl Lombardi, John Macauda, Richie Mansfield, Robert O ' Brien, Chester Ragucci, Paul Saia, Arthur Smith, Richard Sordillo. SOUNDS OF SILENCE Lillian Alexander, Cindy Atwood, Joe Barbato, Joe Borella, Peggy Clifford, James Conti, Debbie Delaney, Susan Diver, Dorothy Dodge, David Ennamorati, Virginia Griffin, Tommy Hubbard, Carol Hudson, Phyllis Ivaney, James Kendall, Kenneth Lynch, Carol McCarthy, John Moore, Peter Simonelli, Robert Somerville, Ann Taylor, Mary Tibbetts, Steven Tierney, Anthony Toto, Charlene Walker, James West, Jane Wickens, Rita Yee. MUSICAL MAESTROES Paula Barton, Paul Barton, Alphonse D ' Onofrio, Fred Duncanson, Peter Feudo, Joseph Fraga, Anthony Fusaloro, Ray Glassoff, Robert Goodwin, Melvin Hall, Brian Isaacs, Mary Anges Maloney, Richard Materazzo, Jesse Moore, Susan Moran, Sal Puzzanghera, Joe Scola, Denise Traniello. There was a look of concern upon the faces of Head Coach Sarno and his assistants Romboli and Marques as they greeted a very inexperienced but enthusiastic squad at the start of the season. The task of molding together a smooth working machine was to be a difficult one. Tri-captains Burns, Puopolo, and Simonelli were to set a great example for a club of mostly sophomores and juniors. It was a foregone conclusion that mistakes would happen, but at no time would there be a lack spirit and desire. We opened the season against a strong, veteran, championship Newton team and right from the start our lack of experience hurt us. We were unable to un track ourselves for the whole first half and were overwhelmed by them. In the second half we gained some composure and showed promise, but it was too late to pull out a victory even though we did manage to score twice. Our outing against Somerville was a repetition of our previous performance. It was the long bomb and field goals that caused our early downfall. Again we went down to defeat, though we did score twice in the final stanza. The first half jitters stayed with us in our game with the Quincy Presidents. We were only to put together one late concerted drive for a score as we dropped this one by three touchdowns. Revere gave us a headache the following week and despite our every effort we could not overcome their early lead and bowed in defeat by five points. It has been a long time since an Everett team dropped four in a row. If there was ever a game to win it was our meeting with Medford! The Mustangs were undefeated and we put on our best show of the year. We still insisted on giving them an early eighteen point lead but then proceeded to creep up on them With four minutes to go, we tied them and then converted to win by two points. This was a sweet ending to what seemed an impossible task. Our first half nemesis stayed with us against North Quincy. If we could but play only the second half we would have had a more productive season. Again our early lapses cost us a win as we dropped this one by one touchdown. Beverly came after us with revenge in their hearts after their humiliating defeat of the previous year. They proceeded to fulfill their every wish as they returned to the North Shore with a win. The Golden Tornado of Maiden blew us off the field the following week. If some of the breaks had gone our way, the score would not have been what it was. However, the records show that we went down to defeat despite a great effort on our part. All the records and past performances can be cast aside when Everett and Chelsea meet on Turkey Day. This year was to be no exception. For the first three periods it was nip-and-tuck with neither team able to score. The final period saw us perform in our usual manner and score twice. This was enough for victory. Our Thanksgiving turkey tasted swell! The season was interesting though disastrous. Our first half shortcomings caused our downfall in almost every game. From here on it was always an uphill fight. To all our team members, and especially the seniors, we say thanks for the chance given us to root for the team and our school. May your future endeavors in life be crowned with victories for you. THE SEASON Everett 14 Newton 34 Everett 14 Somerville 26 Everett 6 Quincy 29 29 Everett 8 Revere 1 3 Everett 20 Medford 18 Everett 12 North Quincy 20 Everett 6 Beverly 14 Everett 0 Maiden 4 Everett 12 Chelsea 0 Head Coach Erickson and his assistant, Mr. Pisacreta, had high hopes for a fair season as they worked feverishly to send our stalwarts into battle. The team lacked any outstanding height, and one big man was needed to fight for defensive rebounds so necessary for the protection of the team ' s basket. This deficiency hurt us throughout the season. The pre-league season found us playing home, and home games with Brockton. The first encounter saw us get off to a good start as Co-Captains Puopolo and Pisacreta, as well as Zichittella, produced a great effort on our part. The first half was a nip-and-tuck affair, but we nwnaged a great third quarter and finished the game on top. Our return game found us missing shot after shot in the first half, whereas Brockton couldn ' t miss. The second half was almost a repetition of the first half and we bowed in defeat by twnety points. In a single game against Winchester, we battled back and forth on even terms for three periods and then Zichittella and Pisacreta poured in baskets and the final outcome saw us in the victory column by two points. The opening of the league season saw us go against our old rival, Chelsea. The Red Devils proved to be no match for us in both games played. Coach Erickson cleared the bench in both games and all of our boys were in the scoring column. We won the first game by twenty-eight points and the second game by nineteen points. Our initial game with Medford proved to be a headache. We dropped behind in the first half and then started to surge back in the third period. Suddenly a difference of opinion arose in the stands. By the time the fracas was ended and order was restored, it was felt that it was better for all that the game be terminated at once. The result was a decided win for the Mustangs. The return bout in the Medford gym was orderly. We fell victim to a horrible seven points first period, and could not recover our composure for the remainder of the game. We suffered our second loss to them by a difference of thirteen points. Pisacreta had a real sharp eye against the Presidents of Quincy, which enabled us to come out on top by seven points. In the return game we got off to a fast start and led at the end of the first period by ten points. Then the bottom fell out as we could only score four points in the second period while they bombed to within two points of us. We took up the slack again in the third period, and forged ahead by seven points in the third and then went completely cold while Quincy again bombed us and came out on top by five points. We ran up against a real good Revere team in the next outing. They led us by five points the first half We stayed even with them in the third period but the fourth quarter became a runaway half, and we dropped this game by twelve points. The second game was even colder for us tlian the first as we fell behind by fourteen points at the half held our own in the third period, and then couldn ' t buy a basket in the final story as we dropped this game by twenty-two points. Di Santo had a good night against North Quincy, but to no avail. Our high scores were unable to hit, and the result was that we dropped behind in each period to end up on the short end of the score by nine points. The Golden Tornadoes of Maiden would have been a good game, except for the third period. We had another one of those seven point third periods, and this was our downfall, as we were poor defensivly and they romped by fifteen points. The Somerville game was a good game for three periods as we led the first quarter by four points, dropped behind by five points at the half held even at the end of three, and then ran out of gas and dropped this one by six points. Time does not permit a summation of the last three games before we go to press. To all the graduating members of the team, we say thanks for many happy hours spent in cheering you, win or lose. May your successes be numerous in future years. Everett 68 Brockton 53 Everett 66 Brockton 87 Everett 54 Winchester 52 Everett 71 Chelsea 43 Everett 45 Medford 56 Everett 70 Quincy 63 Everett 70 Revere 82 Everett 62 N. Quincy 71 Everett 56 Maiden 71 Everett 67 Somerville 73 Everett 68 Chelsea 49 Everett 61 Medford 74 Everett 51 Quincy 56 Everett 57 Revere 79 Everett N. Quincy Everett Maiden Everett Somerville A big smile lit up the face of Coach Mulloy as he greeted a veteran squad in December. There was the nucleus of good material plus some untried ability in newcomers. Under the team leadership of co-Captains Barbati and Lahey this was to be the finest season in Everett ' s hockey history. To mention any one or two players as outstanding would Se an injustice to the squad as a whole. The team play was important factor to the entire group. The Crimson took to the ice to participate in two jamborees previous to the start of the league season. In both instances they won their games. The first was a decisive win over Masconomet Regional by a 6 to 1 count, and the second by a 4 to 2 score over Arlington Catholic. The scoring power of our team was displayed as Barbati had 3 goals, C. Brickley 2 goals, Lahey 2 goals, and Glufling, Labella, and Morganto one each. The defensive work of Moriarty, Niedzwicki, Dimitruk, and McLeod was great. We opened the league season against preseason favorite Quincy and they were downed easilv. We drove home seven goals to their one. Dimitruk and C. Brickley each had 2 goals while Barbati, Lahey, and Hensey each had one. Our next outing was aginast North Quincy and we cleared this barrier by a 6 to 3 count. Lahev and C. Brickley each had two goals while Barbati and Dimitruk had one each. This had been a close battle for two periods but the Tide could not be contained in the final period. We proved that we could almost become victims of our own overconfidence against Medford. We went off to a fast 6 to 1 lead and then fell victims. Nothing we did was right. The Mustang slowly pulled up to tie us. We managed to score again and save the day by a 7 to 6 margin. Barbati had three goals, Lahey two, and Hensey and Bricklev one each. II Revere proved to be a very stubborn adversary. They went into an early lead, but Lalicy came hack to tie it up. We finally came through in the third period on goals by Dimitruk, Hensey, and Lahey with his second of the night. We won 4 to 1. We shut out Chelsea by a 4 to 0 count. The work ofB. Brickley and the Simonelli brothers was a joy to behold. Barbati had two goals and C. Brickley and Glu fling one each. Our outing against Somerville saw us run up a fast 3 goal lead in the first period and then add one each in the next two. Scores were made by Hensey, Glu fling, C. Brickley, P. Simonelli, and Lahev in our 5 to 3 win. Our win string came to an end against Maiden in a bruising battle. Lahey and Morganto were the lone scorers for the Crimson as we were downed 5 to 2. In a battle of goals and a battle for diallowed goals we battled Quincy in a hair-raiser. The fans at Boston Arena witnessed a thriller. We lost two goals on Poor judgement calls which failed to help our cause. C. Brickley had four goals and Hensev had one in this 5 to 5 tie. We took our revenge for the past two games against North Quincy as we bombarded their goalie with forty-one shots. When the smoke of battle had cleared, we were the winners by a score of 8 to 1. Lahey had three goals, Barbati two, and C. Brickley, Hensev, and Dimitruk one each. In a close fought return game with Medford we battled scoreless for two periods. The final period saw B. Brickley and Lahey come through with great shots to eke out a 2 to 1 win. Revere gave us trouble again in the first period. We scored in the second period and Revere tied it up. From here to the finish it was all Everett. We finally romped by a 7 to 2 score. Lahey, Barbati, Morganto, and Dimitruk had the goals. The Chelsea team offered some opposition for a time, but once again we were not to be stopped. We topped the Red Devils by a 5 to 2 count on goals by the Brickley brothers, P. Simonelli, McLeod, and Moriarty. The Somerville game was all Crimson as we opened up a three goal lead in the first period and followed these with two each in the final stanzas. Barbati, C. Brickley, and Lahey each had two goals and the odd one went to Hensev in our 7 to 2 win. We revenged our loss to Maiden be tipping them over by a 5 to 3 count. This win put us in first place in the league race. Time does not permit a completion of all our scores before going to press. We know our team will do well in the State Playoffs, and, win or lose, they will be a great credit to Everett High. Good fortune to all our Seniors and mav each score his goal in his journey down the skating rink of life. Yearbook Queen Court of Honor Linda Fisher Patricia A. Connolly 143 Boys ' State Award Ray Galssoff Hi Ute$ Football Queen and Court Pam Kelleher Patty Bagarella Doreen Donati Queen Mary Lou Stevenson Harvard Book Award Good Government Representative Harvey Siegal Oratorical Winners Clare Mahfuz David Goss Yearbook Photographers Dennis Hall Shirley Michigan Loring Flint Junior Prom Queen Ann Marie Simpson The Class With the sudden realization that we were no longer to be referred to as mere children, but rather advanced students in every respect, the Class of ' 70, like a bundle of hidden energy, invaded the confines of austere old Parlin Junior High and took over the reins of supremacy in the fall of 1966. While here, we enjoyed all the thrills of championship teams in football, basketball, and baseball and we knew this was to be our destiny from now on. We were winners ! Here the girls discovered boys, and boys became more tolerant toward girls. We learned the hard way about the tyranny of the traffic squad and how impossible it was to break the rules. We discovered socials and class activities and the vicissitudes of time in the detention room. We tried and tried and tried and finally we saw a light in the distance. The year was passing and the long list of Parlin P winners became a certainty. All too soon came graduation and the end was here. The parting of the ways was a step toward the fulfillment of our greatest desire, we were now to be members of that awesome structure on Broadway, Everett High School. With our coming the world would be assured of salvation! After a summer of complete relaxation, with fear and trepdation, we made our way into our new home. This was where we were to follow in the footsteps of those greats who had made famous the deeds of years gone by. That first day was a nightmare! How small, insignificant, insemre, and stupid we felt among those upperclassmen! Our greatest first week accomplishment was getting lost. Then we gradually awoke and discovered free filing and freedom of speech in the corridors without the everpresent Gestapo to pounce upon you. This was heaven! We chose Eddie Puopolo as President: Paul Enfanto, Vice-President; Maureen Chipman, Secretary; and Linda Avakian, Treasurer. We sent our representatives to the School Council in the persons of Peter Feudo, Debbie Nuzzolo, and Joan Siracusa. Our first big offering was to hide in the background during the first protest of the student body. The Red Sox won the pennant that year and we decided we should have a half day off to watch the game. The Class of ' 70 soon realized that the cry of We Want Out was not the proper way to establish good relations with the administration, and took it upon themselves to lead the rest of the school back to classes. We proved we were right as we had a half day off the next day to watch the game. We proved our leadership early. As the year progressed, we joined clubs, participated in school activities, had great representation in sports, and had the usual number of poor work notices and fiunkies. Mr. McCauley, as submaster went after absentees as if they were going out of style. Before we realized it the year drew to a close, and the surprise of surprises, most of us found we were to enter the Junior Class. The hot summer days of luxury spent on the shiny, glamorous sands of Revere Beach passed, and we decided that, because we were such a vital necessity to higher education, we would return to school. How pitiful those insignificant little sophomores looked to us as we harassed them during the first few days. We quickly settled down to serious business as we proceeded to again elect Eddie Puopolo our President; Paul Enfanto. Vice-President; Loring Flint, Secretary; and Ralph Dumas, Treasurer. One more member of the class was added to the School Council as we elected Sharon Diamond, Doreen Donati, Angela Mazzarella, and Debbie Nuzzolo to be our representatives. Mr. McCauley became our new principal and Mr. Leo was chosen to fill the submaster ' s shoes. We would hai ' e been happier if these two positions had been left vacant in as much as we felt capable of running the school our own way. There was nothing spectacular about our football, basketball, hockey or baseball teams; but we can say our track team gave them all a good run for it! February proved to be a beautiful month! Only eight days of school as snow, snow, and more snow all but buried us! How about the gym roof that collapsed under the weight of all that beautiful white stuff. We made up for our enforced winter vacation in June. Things returned to normalcy in due time. This was the year Senator Ted Kennedy gave us an enlightening talk in assembly. Later Clare Mahfus and Dave Goss demonstrated their fine ability as Oratorical winners. Our first big event in the social world was our Junior Prom. A Dream Within A Dream proved to be just that. Little had we ever belie ed there to be so much beauty within our ranks as the fair sex glamorously led their manly male escorts about the dance floor. Then came the realization that this year was about over as we made our appointment cards for Yearbook pictures. The seniors left and we took over. Harvey Siegal was the recipient of the treasured Han ' ard Book Award, and many of us made the Honor Society. We were happy our Junior year was over, but still we were cognizant of the fact there was one more year, and only one more to go. Our final summer of freedom saw fewer of us enjoying a life of leisure as we managed to do a little work, as little as was possible. Back to school as Seniors with a firm determination to make this our best year in every respect. We chose John Clark to lead us with Bob Pisacreta, Maureen Chipman, and Karen Cognata to assist him as Class Officers. Our Council members were Debbie Nuzzolo as Chairman, Doreen Donati, Sliaron Diamond, Gil Delllsola, and Harvey Siegal. We had little time to ourselves in our quest for individual recognition as we participated in our protest for a day off for Moratorium for Peace Day. We soon went back to classes. We led the fight for freedom of dress with the advent of slacks for girls as well as culotts. This was indeed progress. Loring Flint was chosen as Editor in Chief of the Yearbook ably assisted by an outstanding staff Candids were taken, pictures were swapped and the year sailed along. We salvaged a disasterous football season with a win over Chelsea and then managed to enjoy a mediocre basketball season. Our pride and joy turned out to be a swell hockey season. The cold of winter came and went as we survived. Then came Spring in all her glory and the fabulous Senior Prom, the answer to a Senior ' s dream. We dined and danced at the Chateau De Ville amidst the glamor of untold beauty. This was a night never to be forgotten. In the meantime we studied, worried, took college boards, worried, and studied some more. Our future became a must and we gave serious consideration to the future. Suddenly time ran out on us. Class Day with all its frivolities and the ability of so many to stay out all night and for some the completiiion of, who is the biggest clown ! There were many winners in more ways than one. Then the road down the pathway of scholastic life came to an abrupt end. Our graduation was here. It was difficult to tliink that this was the end. This was the parting of the ways. We gazed about for a last look at the familiar faces, the familiar sounds of laughter, the intimate friends, the companions, the glories of days gone by. It was now we realized that these things were now a pari of our past, our history, our things to remember, but never to live again. We would miss these products of twelve short years. All we have is a reminder and our fond Memories. Some are good, some are bad, but all are ours. 148 The Class of 70 Autographs 149 i PARUN MEMORIAL LIBRARY 3 1759 00099 7365