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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1971 volume:

i The Class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy-One of Everett High School Everett, Massachusetts presents M EMORIE S Activity Staff VINCENT SIMONELLI AND JOHN COONEY LILLIAN LA ROSA, MARILYN HABEEB, AND JANET HANSON. •■ S .m l— - J i n «in «r il ' j .i i I I I Secretarial Staff KARLEEN OL VERI, DENISE POTHIER, AND MAR Y ANN CHENEY KA THR YN GREGOIRE, KA THERINE JACK- SON, AND PA TRICIA DI SABA TINO JOHN STALLBAUM AND RONALD COLOSI NANCY BARRY, FRANCES BRODERICK, AND MARTHA SHARPE ; Class Officers President PA UL DA TTOLI Senior Council Terrie Epstein AUesandro Massaro School Committee Rest In Peace CHARLES E. BLEILER Died December 29, 1970 It is with deep regret that we mark the passing of our l)eh ved Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Bleiler progressed from the rank of graduate of Everett High School to a classroom teacher, Suhmaster. and Assistant Superintendent. His leaving us leaves an indelible mark in the memories of all those who knew him. 8 Faculty English Department Standing: Raymond Gallagher, Patricia C. Cassimates, Timothy Lane, Amerino Sa rno, Richard E. Hicliey, Department Head, James E. Rafferty, and Lawrence Vozella. Seated: Linda Baldassare, Susan E. Duff, Caroline Chest na. Art, Anne E. Keating. Mary W. Clay, Ruth Burgess, and Marie Gordinier, Librarian. Business Department Standing: John Merenda, Victor Pisacreta, and Nicholas Pascouchi. Seated: Gloria Finnegan, Mary Bar- stow, Julia M. Gibbons, Department Head, Eileen A. Whelan, and Jane Callahan. 1 nr Science Department Standing: John Hudson. Leo Kut- nibes. William Richmond, and James MicareUi. Seated: Bernard Sullivan, Edith Lo Pi la to, Mario Vultaggio, De- partment Head, Maria Salerno, and Hvman Silverman. Faculty Social Studies Department Standing: John DiBiaso, Eugene F. Testa, John X. Crowley, Frederick Leach, John Foresteire. Seated: Robert Bar He, Charles Malta, Jr., James Peddle, Tliomas Maddox, Kerry A. Friedman and Alfred C. Dowd, De- partment Head. Language Department Standing: Victor E. DeRiibeis, De- partment Head, James Marino, An- drew Previte, and Stephen R. Daisy. Sitting: Lorraine DAngelo, Mary Dorn, Doris DiTullio, and Susan Ford. Home Economics a nd Mecanical Arts Department Standing: Arthur O. Schricker, Zolton J. Csicsek, and Andrew Mastrangelo. Seated: Rita Keefe, Nurse, Alice Drago, Department Head, Barbara Jo Patterson, and Joyce A. Bissell. 10 Mathematics Department Standing: John J. Brogna, Edward M. CardiUo, and Richard Wallace. Seated: Edward Ricupero, P iilip L. McAuliffe, Jr. Williard B. WInttemore, De- partment Head, and Walter P. Zanor. 11 In Memoriam Rest in Peace WILLIAM L. BISHOP December 5, 1953 - August 5, 1966 Death is a juumey to a better life; A life that no one knows about. Yet everyone fears. TJie way we die is not important: But what is in our hearts when we die. If we suffer on earth. Our lii ' es afterwards will reward us. A greater, powerful man will meet the same end as a weak innocent fool. Tlie fear of death is fiolisli, for birth and death go hand in hand: You can ' t have one without the other Maureen Strong August 28, 1966 12 Dedication Vie Class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy-One deems it a privilege to dedicate MEMORIES to a man who has shown so much consideration for all the students of Everett High. JOHN A. ABBIS 35 Belmont Street Handsome John played with zest, As a hockey player he ' s one of the best. With his smooth and modest ways, A pro-hockey player he ' ll be one day. NICHOLAS M. ADDONIZIO 14 Plumer Street To be a Meat Cutter is Nick ' s ambition, And lie will do well in this posi- tion. He ' s a guy who ' s nice, we all agree, Because he ' s the best of the com- pany. EDWARD ALBERTIAN 4 Rosedale Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2,3; Hockey 2. Cars are the berries to Ed right now. But another wish is to be a Teacher somehow. To teach math, is his great aim. And by doing this he will achieve much fame. FRANCIS X. ADDONIZIO 14 Plumer Street Basketball 2. Frankie ' s ambition lies in school, He will teach the exception to the rule. As a Teacher he will rate, For he is one of the great. JOANNE L. ALBANO 44 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Jr. Achievement 2; Prep Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3.4. Her smile made us cheerful every day. We go for A I in a great big way. To work with children is her am- bition.. She ' ll be terrific in this position. STEPHEN S ALPEDE 78 Norwood Street Track 3; Spanish Club 4. To study Pre-Med is Steve ' s am- bition. And we know for sure he ' ll gain this position. No finer one, there could be. Than someone with Steve ' s abi- lity. 14 DIANE M. ALEX 96 Gloidale Street Spanish Club 2. To he an IBM operator is Diane ' s aim. By this we know she will gain great fame. With her pleasant smile and sweet ways. We wish her well in future days. PETER ALIBERTI 146 Linden Street We have learned Pete ' s main de- sire. To be a Psychologist and fame acquire. We are sure he ' ll fill his quest, Doing nothing less than the best. BARBARA J. ALMON 86 Gledhill Avenue Homeroom Officer 2: Pep Squad 2,3. Great personality and looks to match, Barb will be a lucky catch. As a Nurse she ' ll be a success. And always be rated as one of the best. LUCIA ALIBERTI 5 Dean Street To he a Secretary is Lu ' s de- sire. All this and more we know she ' ll acquire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways, Are sure to gain her fame and praise. DAVID J. ALLEN 157 Springvale Avenue Track 2, 4; Cross Country 2. Camera Club 2,3,4 Yearbook Photographer Chemical Engineering is Dave ' s desire. In this he ' ll rise higher and higfier. With his ability he ' ll be the best. And make us proud at E.H.S. CARL AMICI 183 Bradford Street To be a Chef is Barko ' s ambi- tion. And he will do well in this posi- tion. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful and kind, He ' s the type of guy you seldom find 7 15 CAROL ANDRULLI 1 Jacobs Place As it now stands, Carol has made no future plans. Do not worry, do not fret. She ' ll be a success on that you can bet. WILLIAM J. ARSENAULT 104 Lynn Street Billy wants to be a Draftsman, And to be tops in all the land. We know he will achieve this goal. Because we think he ' s grand. STEPHEN M. ARSENAULT 45 Shirley Street Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4: Baseball 4. To be a Mechanic is Steve ' s only idea. .And we all know he ' ll go far in this career. CLAIRE A. AUGER 29B Locust Street To be a Housewife is Claire ' s aim, In this position she ' ll gain much fame. She ' ll look pretty as can be, Sitting on her husband ' s knee. ROBERTA. BABIKIAN 115 Estes Street Our Boh is really quite the gi y. He ' ll be rated way up high. Mechanical Engineering is his ambition. But we know he ' ll succeed in anv position. MARY ANN BADESSA 62 Irving Street Our sweet Mary .Ann like to draw. Success she ' s bound to get. For her ambition in this world, Is to be an Artist. STEPHEN C. BACARHLLA 63 Trcfuoiil Street ROBER T D. BAl.DI 216 Bradford Street Italian Club 4. ' ' Mugg ' s well- lik ed. And not too eoekv. That ' s a good eomhination. For a Dise-Jockev. Drama ties 3,4: Track 2,3.4; Jr. Achievement 2,3,4. Bob just did not say. In whieh way he will earn his pay. The following is easy to say, He ' ll succeed in every way. WILLIAM J. BALDWIN 50A High Street To serve his country is Bill ' s desire. As an Air Force Flier. An officer he is bound to be. Whether on land, in the air. or on the sea. MA RGARET A. BA RBA TO 209 Shute Street Someday Margaret will achieve her goal. She ' ll become a Housewife, the best among young or old. But if she chooses she has the poise and the charming way. To be whatever she wishes on any day. RONALD R. BARBER 53 Lexington Street Figuring numbers is Ron ' s ambition, H is career-a Mathematician. In the future he will be found. The best Mathematician ever around. WANDA J. BARKER 30 Cross Street The most sincere, s iv. and sweet- est in our class. Why that ' s our Wanda, a very pretty lass. She ' s clever and talented and de- mure. An Office Career she ' ll success- fully procure. ROSEMARY B ARIETTA 18 Bailey Street DENNIS J. BARRY J 09 Clarence Street One look at Rose and you will see, The essence of vitality. The field of Hairdressing is her aim A field in which she ' ll gain much fame. All who know Dennis will be glad to hear. That Dennis will be a great Electronic Technician. NANCY BARRY 28 Reynolds Avenue Dramatics 4; Yearbook Representative 4; Cheerleader 3.4: Spanish Club 4; French Club 4. Nancy was outstanding through- out her high school years, And on the field she did her best to bring the boys good cheer. For in her chosen field she ' ll head the class. To be an interpreter, others she will surpass. GEORGE K. BARTON 23 Beacon Street Football 2,3. George ' s ambition will make him the reaper. Of a successful life as a successful Teacher. We ' re sure that his students all quiet will be. While learning from Teacher, the ABC ' s. LAWRENCE S. BELINSKY 119 Harvard Street Spanish Club 2.3,4. An IBM Programmer is what he wants to be. He will fill this job successfully. He ' s happy and always full of fun. You can be sure his endeavors will be very well done. JOANNE L. BENEDETTO 62 Everett Street Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 2. Jo-Jo really likes to skate. But this in no way will deter- mine her fate. A Medical Secretary fills the slate, But that is all of her future she ' ll relate. MEL VI N M. B. BERRY 99 Maiden Street To work in eourt is Mel ' s aim. As a Criminal Lawyer he ' ll make a name. His winning smile and win- ning ways. Will see him through his business days. JANICE L. BLOMLEY 30 Walnut Street Spanish Club 2.4; Pep Squad 2,3.4. An Elementary Teacher is her aim in life. And what better eould there be. For Jan is bound to be a success, With her evident ability. FRANK K. BOMBACI 85 Linden Street Frank has made no definite decision In regard to his future posi- tion. We know for sure he will succeed. He ' s a master indeed. DOROTHY A. BERTONE 56 Cottage Street Duttie is really quite a doll. She onlv stands about five feet tall. As an Airline Stewardess she will fly. Way up high in the sky. DONNA L. BOEVER 56 Robin Street Girls Sports 2.3.4; Italian Club 3.4; Junior Ach. 2; A.E.P.C. 3.4. Donna likes to work with Ani- mals. That and her ambition we know. All kinds of animals she wants to teach, A goal she ' s sure to reach. JOSEPH L. BOTTARI 207 Slnite Street Band 2.3.4. As time speeds and the years go by. There will be Joe with head held high. This star in the sky. he will a- chieve. In this field of Electronics, we believe. KATHLEEN M. BOY LAND 16 Veterans Avenue An IBM Operator Kathleen will be, We can watch her buzz that 1403. With your brain and personality. Good luck, Kathleen, we know you 11 succeed. MICHAEL P. BRADY 15 Winthrop Road Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Choral Arts 4; French Club 3,4. Goverment work is Mike ' s ambition. And we are confident he ' ll acquire this position. With his winning ways, we soon shall see, Mike ' s on top. sitting care- free. DAWN E. BRANDER 66 Walnut Street Homeroom Officer 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4: Prep Chib 4. To be a Stewardess is Dawn ' s aim. Making people happy while up in a plane. She ' ll do her job and do her best. And be the best of all the rest. FRANCES A. BRODERICK 4 Montrose Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Girl ' s Hockey 2; Prep Club 2,3,4: Pep Squad 2,3,4. Taking notes from the boss ' knee, A Secretary is what Frannie ' wants to be. With her dark hair and spark- ling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' sighs. STEPHEN E. BRUCE 223 Russell Street As a Navy Officer Steve will excel. And we ' re sure he ' ll do his job well. He has the best wishes of us all. He ' ll reach the top and never fall. KAREN L. BRUNO 70 Veterans Avenue A Model Karen wants to be. The fashion world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she Models a dress. That she ' ll be a big success. SUSAN M. BURKE 162 Shute Street Spanish Club 4: Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2,3,4. To become a Nurse is Sue ' s aim, And through this she will gain fame. To find a cure and give a pill. To all those people who are ill. MICHELE BUTLER 53 Wilbur Street French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. A finer girl will never be found, All the way, the world round. With her smile, charm, and per- sonality. No finer Dental Hygienist will you see. GEORGE J. BURN HAM 62 Baldwin Avenue Hockey 2,3.4. As a Commercial Artist George will excel, In the field we are sure he ' ll do well. With his friendly smile and helpful ways, We ' ll remember George for manv davs. LINDA A. BUTTER WORTH 284 Ferry Street Linda is a very sweet girl. As a Secretary she ' ll be a pearl. We know that she will do well, Here ' s hoping everything turns out swell. JOHN J. CALLAHAN 30 Pierce .Avenue Dip ' s ambition is noble and sound. No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed. As a Government Worker he will take the lead. JULIE A. CAMARATA 68 Central .Avenue Julie wants an .Artist ' s career, She ' II succeed, never fear. A girl so quiet and so sweet. To all she knows she is a treat J ' DIANNE J. CANNIZZARO 6 Hawthorne Street A Secretary is Dee ' s great aim, For with her ability she ' ll gain fame. Good hick is siire to come her way , In a future so bright and gay. JILL V. CAPONE 82 Vernal Street Pep Squad 2,3.4. Jill wants to be a Secretary, Who will, with her cute per- sonality. Her nice smile and wonderful ways. Keep her boss gay all day. P LOIS S. CAPONE 26A Francis Street She is quiet: she is kind. She ' s the best that you could find. As a Secretary we all know, She will always be on the go. ROSE A. CAPRA 19 Avon Street Rose has made it very plain. To be a Hairdresser is her aim. With her knowledge and desire. This position she will easily ac- quire. SHARON S. C. CAPONE 44 A Pearl Street Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 3. Shar has been popular and pretty always. And will continue to be so through all her days. A Secretary is her ambition. And she ' ll succeed under any condition. KAREN A. CARDELLO 113 Ferry Street Pep Squad 2. A Secretary or Model is what Karen wishes to be. With her charm and ability. And always ready to please. She ' ll reach her goal with the greatest of ease. 1 22 WILLIAM L. CARDELLO 49 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2,3.4: Baseball 2,3,4. Billy is great to all he knows, He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. To be a Barber is his aim. Good luck, Billy we know you ' ll win fame. EDMUND CARNEVALE 16 Gilmore Street Ed may seem kind of shy. But he is really quite a guy. We here at Everett High know. That whatever he may endeavor, He ' ll be the best ever. JOHN D. CARPENITO 119 Chelsea Street Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4. Our Carp is a boy with class. He brings happiness to many a lass. Tall, handsome, with blue eyes. He cuts his competitors down to size. One of the great stars on our football team. He was always ready and on the beam. GLORIA M. CATALANO 16 Yarmouth Street School Council 3: Dramatics 3,4: Glee Club 2.3,4: Lyceum 2,3,4: Jr. Prom Committee 4: Yearbook Representative 4: Cheerleader 4: Italian Club 3,4: Pep Squad 2,3,4. To be a Teacher is Gloria ' s de- sire. .4 better person no school could hire. .4 lot of patience Gloria will need, .4nd because of this she ' s sure to succeed. C4MILLE R. CAT A EDO 27 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 2 3: Pep Squad 2,3. Laughing, smiling all the day, Camille is always happy anil gav. A Secretary is her ambition. We know she ' ll be a success in this position. DENNIS B. CATALDO 23 Highland Avenue Friendliness, personality . and wit, Are what make Dennis a hit. As a Teacher he ' ll be one of the best. To ever come out of E.H.S. MARY-ANN E. CHENEY 16 Oakland Avenue National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. Mary -Ann is a girl with brains and wit, In the business world she ' ll be a hit. Because we know she ' ll never quit. When a leader ' s chosen, she ' ll be it. ANTHONY P. CIPRIANI 87 Fremont Avenue Baseball 2: Italian Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2,3,4. Engineering is Zippo ' s aim, And in this field he ' ll gain fame. He ' ll strive to better himself and never stop. Until he ' s the man who ' s at the top. FRANKLIN W. CHUTE 84 High Street Track 2.3.4. It is true. I am no seer. But this I know, ' Frank will be an Electrical Engineer. With his winning ways and pleasing smile. He ' s sure to go many a mile. GERALDINE CITRONI 29 Chatham Road Geri is pretty and very sweet. As a Legal Secretary she won ' t be beat. A popular, sophisticated and am- bitious lass. She ' ll never be forgotten by our class. FRANCES A. CIULLA 73 Garland Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. ' Frannie ' s a girl we ' ll always remember, A lot of fun when we ' re all together. She ' s really gay and really sweet, And as a Secretary she ' ll be a treat. STEPHEN M. CLARKE 92 Lynn Street Over the clouds Clark ie will sail, Up in the sky so blue. Whenever we see an airplane. We will all be thinking of you. s LORRAINE R. CLHMONS 1 7 Baldwin A venue Dramatics 3: Glee Club 4: Choral Arts 4; Pep Squad 2. To he a Nurse is Lorraine ' s aim. To help the sick and disregard fame. She ' ll find a eure for every ill. While giving out a wonder pill. RONALD J. COLOSI 41 Arlington Street Homeroom Officer 4: Hockey 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. To he a Dentist is Colo ' s ambition. Drilling and filling from every position. With his brains and his winning ways. We ' ll soon see Colo fighting tooth decay. KEVIN J. CONNOLLY 627 A Broadway Homeroom Officer 3: Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3. With his winning smile and cheer- ful wit, Kevin will become an Engineer, we ' re sure of it. In all the world around. You ' II find no Engineer of great- er renown. DIANE M. COCCO 96 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 2,4. Dia has looks and personal- ity it ' s true. When we ' re down in the dumps she can make a laugh come true. She ' s reallv one of the best. Loved by ' all at E.H.S. With her winning ways and pleasing smile. She ' ll he a Hairstylist well worthwhile. RALPH V. COLSON 47 Sammet Street Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4: Spanish Club 3. Here ' s a boy with brains and wit. In the Business world he ' ll be a hit. With his winning and delightful ways, Ralph will gain success in all that pays. PAUL A. CONNOR 35 Haskell Avenue Here is a boy who is reallv rated high, there came a long sigh. Paul wants to be an Engineer, We know he ' ll gain fame in that career. GENE M. CON ROY 100 Russell Street Gene ' s ambition as everyone knows, Is to be a Musician wherever he goes. We all wish him luck when he plays in a band. You ' ll know that it ' s Gene with his guitar in his hand. GAIL C. COOKE 6 Road B Pep Squad 2. Gail is smart in all her ways She ' ll Teach her students through all her days. The kids will love her as we do, So we bid her farewell and happi- ness too. ROBERT E. CONTARDO 131 Elm Street When Bobby leaves this school of learning. He plans to be an Executive with large earnings- We wish him luck and success. And also every happiness. JOHN A. COONEY 14 Autumn Street Track 3: Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. John ' s a boy who ' s very well known. He ' s a dynamite kid where pic- tures are shown. So, good luck, John, we hope for the best. Because we know you ' re better than all the rest. THOMAS N. COPE LAND 308 Chelsea Street Tom we know has a great am- bition. In Accounting he will fill that position. He ' s sure to succeed for his ta- lents are many, His business is open to all and to any. EMIlJE J COPPOLA 27 Garland Street Jr. .Achievement 3. Pretty and sweet. She can ' t be beat. In the future we shall see, A Medical Receptionist Emilie will be. STEPHEN J. COPPOLA 102 Gledhill Avenue Football 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4. Beak wants to be a Seientist, This we ' re sure he ' ll top the list. When he is famous one day. He eaine from E.H.S. we will say. LUCILLE A. CO VINO 21 Porter Street Pep Squad 3; National H.S. 3,4. Lucille wants to be a Secretary, Who will with her cute person- ality. Her nice smile, and wonderful ways, Keep her boss gay all day. ROBERT P CROWELL 89 Chestnut Street To be a Draftsman, On that Bob ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job t iat ' s neat. On that you can bet. PAUL J. CONNORS 23 Montrose Street Hockey 2,3.4. To be a Machinist, Is what Paul is wishing. With his determination. He will fulfill this ambition. CHRISTINE M. CRAMB 14 Argyle Street Spanish Club 4; French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2.3. This little Miss can always be. On our team of life and feel quite free. To spank our kid in the class- room where. She will be Teaching with astute care. PAMELA S. CUNNINGHAM 6 Upland Road French Club 2: Jr. .Achievement 3. Pam ' s one of those girls who is neat and petite. With a personality that is very sweet. As a future Teacher she will excel. And all her students will wish her well. 7 1 27 WALTER L. CURRANT. JR. 34 Bettinson A venue Wally was the kind of fellow you see, Who never knew what he wanted to be. No matter what may be his am- bition. We ' re sure he ' ll gain world-wide recognition. MARIA D. D ' ALLEVA 185 Springi ' ale Avenue Italian Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3: Class Day Usherette 3: Italian Representative 3,4; Field Hoekey 2; Italian Club Officer 4. A Secretary is Maria ' s great aim. For with her ability she ' ll gain fame. Good luck is sure to come her way, In a future so bright and gay. NANCY J. DANNA 66 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Lyceum 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Yearbook Representative 4. Research in Science is Nan ' s aim. In this field she will gain fame. Then the whole world will know her name. We hope your future will be bright. And bring you to your greatest height. JANETS. D ' AGOSTINO 81 Elsie Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Library Staff 4. Laughing, smiling, all the day, Jan is always happy and gay. Medicine is Jan ' s ambition. We know she will be a success in this position. NICOLO DAMIANO 8 Dyer A venue Baseball 4; Basketball 2,4; Basketball Manager 3; Cross Country 2; Italian Club 2,3.4; Italian Club Officer 2,3.4; Jr. Achievement 2; A. E. P. C. 3,4. Nicky was always quiet and shy. But he really is quite a guy. As a Doctor he ' ll be a sen- sation, And will surely succeed in this occupation. PA UL J. DA TTOLI 70 Ash ton Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Class Officer 4. The Dat is dynamite in every way , He ' s handsome, talented and looks better every day. To be a Computer Technician is his aim. In that we are sure he ' ll gain fame. He ' ll always be remembered at E.H.S. as a friend to all. So happiness and success to you, Paul. V 1 28 9 3; KATHRYN C. D ' AVANZO 85 Lynn Street Pep Squad 2. As a Stewardess there couldn ' t be finer. In a Jet or in an airliner. Taking care of her passengers all the while. How could Kath fail with her pleasant smile. PA UL . . DA VIDIAN 77 Woodville Street A Draftsman he will he, A trade requiring skill indeed. If it ' s workmanship vou see Then Paul will fill the bill nicely. EDWARD W. DEARBORN 71 School Street ' Eddie will give Engineering a fling. And we are sure the future will bring. Health and wealth and lasting joy. To this very competent boy. JOHN E. DEFINO 125 Estes Street Johnny wants to be a Book- keeper, And Accountant one day. To succeed in every way. He ' ll rise above all competition. DA VI D M. DE MARTI NO 963 Broadway Lyceum 2; Band 2. Dave is a treat to all he knows, He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. He is yet undecided of his aim, Good luck. Dave , we know you ' ll win fame. ALBERT J. DEM A SSE 224 Elm Street Track 3. Data Processing is Al ' 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. GAILM. DEMATTIA 33 ' } Dean Street Prep Club 2.3: A Secretary is what Gail wants to be, And work in a big company. Her good looks and wonderful ways. Will keep her boss gay every dav. MICHAEL P. DESESA 27 Baker Road Mike ' s ambition is to be. An Electronics Technician. Friendliness, personality, and wit. Is what makes Mike a hit. Good luck, Mike in all you do. For success is sure to come to you. JUDITH A. DESISTO 187 Belmont Street Pep Squad 2,3. Our little Judy is full of fun. And loved at E.H.S. by every- one. Girls like her are hard to meet. For her dynamite ways can ' t be beat. To be a Stewardess she has in mind. And in this career happiness she ' ll find. RICHARD J. DESISTO 86 Baldwin A venue Designing, mapping, and drawing plans. Will be Richie ' s future occupa- tion. In the position of a Draftsman, He ' ll prove to be a great sensa- tion. RICHARD A. DEVEAU 24 Prescott Street Band 3. In I.B.M. Computing, Rich will be doing. Always to succeed in his endeav- ors, And show the way to his com- petitors. ANN M. DIBENEDETTO 36 Linden Street Glee Club 2: Choral Arts 3: Italian Club 2: French Club 3,4. The sick are always sure to care. When they are in pain and trouble. For Detto will become a Nurse, And soothe them on the double. r 1 30 MICHAEL J. DICHCCA 202 Spring ' alc Aveiuw When it comes to the drums, Mike ' s on the top, As we all know he ' s cream of the crop. Repairing Computors is his aim. In this field we know he will gain fame. STH VEN S. DICICCO 9 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Oflieer 3,4: Baseball 4. Basketball 2.3,4; Cross Country 4: Assistant Yearbook Editor 4. A popular boy with good looks and zest. Steve has passed his class- mate ' s test. Active in school and basketball too, He was always there when there was something to do. As an Accountant his future holds in store. Riches, success, and happiness galore. DOMINIC DIGIAMBATTISTA 162 Main Street Dominic has picked his ambi- tion. Which is to be an Electrician. Be careful. Dom. in what vou do. The best of luck from us to vou. JOANNE M. DILEO 121 Union Street Pep Squad 2. To be an Airline Stewardess is Jo- Jo ' s aim. She ' ll be the best and gain great fame. For we all know her winning wavs. Will help her reach success somedav. RICHARD J. DIGIANTOMMASO 8 Edith Street Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2. To be an Engineer is Richie ' s aim. And in this field he will gain fame We wish you success in all you do, Best of luck from us to you. CAROL A. DIORIO 134 Fuller Street Pep Squad 2,3. Teaching is what Carol has in mind. And she ' ll be the best that you will find. At the head of the class she ' ll rate number one. She ' ll even make school seem like fun. PA TRICIA M. DiSABA TINO 16 George Street Homeroom Officer 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Patti is shy but full of fun. To her success is sure to come. A File Clerk she will be, The best one you will ever see. BONNIE L. DONER TY 125 Florence Street Yearbook Representative 4; Pep Squad 2,3. Bonnie is cute as we all know. Skiing and Scuba-diving, She ' s always on the go. To be a Nurse is her aim. Through this she will gain fame. PATRICK W. DOHERTY 226 Russell Street Track 2,3,4. When Pat embarks on his ca- reer. None of us he ' d ever fear. To work as a Policeman, he ' ll do his best. To reach the peak of this quest. EMI DIG B. DIVINO 3 Laurel Street To be an Engineer is Emido ' s ambition. And he will do well in this position. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful, and kind. He ' s the type of guy vou seldom find. KA THLEEN E. DOHER TY 31 Mansfield Street Band 2,3,4; French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2. A real cute kid who ' s on the beam. To be a Nurse is Kathie ' s dream. At the hospital she ' ll do her best. Keeping patients quiet and com- fortably at rest. JAMES M. DONOVAN 44 High Street Jay ' s ambition is noble and sound. No finer boy can be found. In the future we know he ' ll succeed. As Electrical Engineer, he ' ll take the lead. 1 32 SUSAN G. DOOLEY I Thompson Place Pep Squad 2.3,4. To he a Social Worker is Susan ' s desire, She has the qualities that they require. Susan is a girl we ' re happy to know. On her, good hick we all bestow. THOMAS DORNEY 5 7 Sycamore Street Tom has chosen the Business World, To bass Ids life upon. In success he will be hurled. And life ' s best blueprints draw. PAUL G. DOUCET 1 7 High Street Hockey 2. Duce was always one of the best. In hockey, he always played his best. To be a Mechanic is his desire, And we know this goal he will acquire. ROBERT M. DOYLE 9 Crescent Street A very wise and intelligent guy, Whatever he did was rated high. In any field that Boh does endeavor. We know he will be very clever. STEVEN J. DOYLE 22 Winthrop Road KATHRYNA. DRAKE 40 Tileston Street Steve really digs the guitar. But his chosen field is to be a Carpenter. With his ability how can he lose. So we wish you luck in this field. Kathy ' s desire she did not name. But we ' re sure she ' ll acquire fame. We wish you success in what you do. The best of luck from us to you. DEBORAH A. DUNBRACK 3 Wilbur Street To proofread and take dictation. Is Dehby ' s fondest aspiration. She ' ll keep the book and type the letter. In her field there ' ll be no better. PETER W. DUNN 81 Waverly Street Pete has an aim that ' s very high. It ' s to be a Draftsman. We know he is an intelligent guy. And will make a very fine Craftsman. MARY N. DURANT 15 Kenwood Road Yearbook Representative 4. Someday you ' ll send your kids to school. To learn and studv the Golden Rule. There Mary will be behind the desk. You know that she ' ll be the best. GEORGIEA. EISNOR 22 Stevenson A venue Glee Club 2: Girls Hockey 2; Girls Basketball 2; Band 2,3.4; Jr. Achievement 2,3,4. Georgie is an active girl. College is her immediate goal. What she wants after, that is a guess, But we are sure she ' ll be a success. DONALD D. ENGLEHART 34 Arlington Street To be a Real Estate Broker is Ingie ' s aim. In this field, he ' ll acquire fame. We are sure he will fill his quest, Doing nothing less than the best. JAMES T. ENGLISH 1629 Revere Beach Parkway Hockey 2,3.4. Toby was one of the stars of our Hockey team. And was always on the beam, Guess we ' ll have to wait and see. As to what he wants to be. MARY ELLEN ENGLISH 36 Prospect Street JAMES A. ENNAMORATI 29 Veterans Avenue Mary ' s aims are very high, To be a Hostess in the sky. And we know that with her looks, The passengers won ' t keep their eyes in hooks. Jim is a treat to all he knows. He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. He is yet undecided of his aim. Good luck, Jim , we know you ' ll win fame. DAVID E. ENNIS 67 Foster Street Dave is very handy with a car, As a career it will bring him far. His sure hands will make his trade, Always secure and doubtful to fade. TERRIE L. EPSTEIN 17 Nichols Street Class Officer: Homeroom Officer 3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; A. E. P. C. 3.4; French Club 2; Junior Ach. 2. As a student of E.H.S., Terrie has always done her best. Astronomy is her chosen career. And she ' ll be on top, we have no fear. SHERYLL F. ERICKSON 43 Morris Street Class Officer 2; Homeroom Officer 2,3: Dramatics 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Prep Club 2; Pep Squad 2; Yearbook Representative 4; Girl ' s Basketball 2: Yearbook Editor 4. Our Sheryll is really on the top. In anyone ' s eyes she ' s cream of the crop. As a cheerleader, Sheryll was the best. We ' ll remember her above all the rest. To be a Stenotypist she has in mind. And she ' ll be the finest of any kind. PATRICIA M. FALITE 178 Vine Street Pep Squad 2,3. Patti ' s a friend to everyone. She ' s always laughing and hav- ing fun. As a Secretary she ' ll fill that position. Which, by the way, is her ambition. KAREN A. FARACO 30 Bolster Street MARIL YN D. FENNESSEY 7 Swan Street Class Officer 2.3: Homeroom Officer 2, Dramatics 3,4: Thespians 3,4: Spanish Club 4: French Club 2: Prep Club 2: Pep Squad 3,4: Girl ' s Basketball 2,3. Glee Club 3. Cheerful, charming, very sweet, Always looking trim and neat! Giggle ' s ambition is to fly. And we ' re all confident she ' ll go high. To work at the Airlines is Connie ' s dream. Smiling and happy she ' s always on the beam. We wish her well and want to say, We know she ' ll succeed in every way. ROSEANNE D. FERREIRA 9 Forest A venue Pep Squad 2.3: 1 pretty Secretary Rosie will be, ipping on the typewriter keys, hen she leaves E.H.S.. . W all know she ' ll be a success. JOHN L. FESTA 25 Hancock Street Johnny ' s desire he did not name. But we ' re sure he ' ll acquire fame Being one of our East Boston Bro ' s . Always happy wherever he goes. So, get it on. John, in whatever you do, The best of luck from us to you. PAMELA J. FESTA 11 Irving Street Prep Club 2,3,4: Pep Squad 2.3.4. To write, to type, to take dic- tation. Is what Pam wants for her occupation. Charming ways and a bright smile, Will bring her success all the while. CHARLES B. FIELDS 33 Woodlawn Street Homeroom Officer 3.4: Football 2,3,4: Track 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Assistant Yearbook Editor 4. Laughing, joking, and fooling around. That ' s our Charlie wherever he ' s found. Some day when we ' re out for a walk, We ' ll see him on guard down Glendalc Park. CAROL R. FIORE 14 Sherman Street JAN IS A. FIORE NTf NO 17 Irving Street Italian Club 3; French Club 2; Prep Club 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2.3,4. In an office Carol will take her place Perform her work with charm and grace. We know she ' ll be a great suc- cess. Because she ' s really one of the best. Janis ' dream she did not name. But you can be sure she ' ll ac- quire fame. We wish you success in what you do. The best of luck from us to you. JOY A. FITZGERALD 167 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4. Fritzie will be flying high, On a jumbo jet passing by. Soaring above the thick, white clouds. She ' s sure to make all of us proud. So, good luck. Joy, in vour chosen career. We know you ' ll get it on up there. JANET M. FLOWERS 197 Russell Street To marry Tomniv and be his wife. Is Janet ' s ambition later in life. She ' s oh so shy, but very sweet. Her pleasing ways will never be beat. WILLIAM E. FOLEY 274 Ferry Street Football 2,3,4. MICHAEL S FOLLIS 36 Richdale .Avenue Baseball 2.3.4. Hanging around Glendale Park. Either in the light or in the dark. No matter what may be Bill ' s ambition. We ' re sure he ' ll gain world wide recognition. To go on to College is Mike ' s aim. Majoring in History he will gain fame. Whatever he does when he gets through. He ' s sure to bring pride to me and you. JEANNETTE M. FOOTE 121 Russell Street To do Retail Sales Work is what Jan has decided, We know she ' ll succeed because she ' s well guided. By her looks and personality it ' s sure to say, That Jan is a girl who can go all the war. if PETER C. FOFT 4 6 BeMnsonJMurD V V ChueX ' wantsntor iQer intoSI.By J ll as od as the Pest dfZ - er adaylyf coii sed. ogram- min -y v 0 ■( ckZ wilLyepeve himself by j JEAN. 4. FRANEY 39 Calhoun .Avenue Dramatics 4; Jr. .Achievement 4; Pep Squad 2.3.4: Librarv Staff 4: Girl ' s Basketball 2. She is c uiet, she is kind. She is the best you could find. A Secretary Jean will be. And to success she holds the key. CHRISTINE M. FORGIONE 49 Woodville Street Fuji is a girl we ' re happy to know, On her, good luck we all be- stow. Her desire she did not name, But we ' re sure she ' ll acquire fame. PA TRICK J. FOURNIER 157 Hancock Street Football 4. we ' II .Archi- Pat is one for whom always cheer. He ' ll try his luck as an tectural Engineer. At his desk or on the field His Contemporaries all will yield. MICHAEL FRONGILIO 26 Vallev Street Science Club 2.3; Italian Club 4. To become a Doctor of Medicine is Mike ' s big goal. In his field hell play a major role. With all his potential he ' ll never stop. And one day we ' ll see him at the top. CHRISTINE E. FUDGE 31 Kinsman Street CHRARDP. FULCHINI 101 Chestnut Street Dramatics 3,4: Frencli Chili 4. Foreign Am jassador is what Chris wants to he. Malcing writing as her hohhy and to he carefree. Making relations for our country we ' re sure to find, That Chris will be able to ad- vance mankind. Gerard ' s a kid who ' s really great. As an IBM man he ' ll surely rate. He ' s tops with the girls, we all know why, Gerard is such a good-looking guy. DA VI D R. FULLERTON 13 Clarence Street Track 2. Dave has decided this his am- bition. Is to become a great Musician. No matter what instrument Dave will play. He ' ll be a success all the way. MILES A. GALLANT 70 Highland Avenue Though he is undecided yet, We ' d be willing to bet. In his career Canuck will suc- ceed, On this we all agreed. CHARLES T. GALLAGHER 51 Mansfield Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Football 3.4. In football, Charlie is a main man. No one moves the ball as good as he can. As an Engineering or Mechanical Arts Teacher we will see. All this students will learn easily. ELIZABETH .4. GARDNER 45 Foster Street Pep Squad 2,3. Betty has been popular and pretty always, .And will continue to be so through all her days. A Model is her ambition. .And she ' ll succeed under any condition. BEVERLY A. GAROFALO 21 Road A Dramatics 2: Italian Club 2,3,4; Jr. Ach. 2: Pep Squad 2,3.4; Usherette 3; Field Hockey 2. Personality is just one feature, That is contained in the future Teacher. We know that Bev will be a success. Because she always does her best. NANCY A. GAYLORD 14 Carlson Street Nancy is pretty and very sweet, As a Fashion Designer she won ' t be beat. A popular, sophisticated, and am- bitious lass. She ' ll never be forgotten by our class. JOSEPH A. GIANNONE 19 Harding Avenue A History Teacher is what Joe wants to be. With lots of hard work and much vitality. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. CAROL A. GARRETT 10 Pleasant View Avenue When Dubba embarks on her career, None of us need ever fear. For in her chosen field she ' ll head the class, As an Interior Decorator, all others she will surpass. CELESTE E. GIANNETTO 75 Maiden Street To be a Secretary is Celeste ' s desire, .And at this position, fame she ' ll acquire. With her gay and winning smile, She will skillfully type and file. JEANNE E. GIBSON 164 Grover Street An Airline Stewardess is what Gibhy wants to he. With her charm and ability to please. She ' ll reach her goal with the greatest of ease. A VDRE Y E. GLA SSMA N 40 Nichols Street Class Officer 4; Homeroom Officer 2,4: Dramatics 2,3,4: Thespians 2,3,4: Lyceum 2.3,4: Spanish Club 4: French Club 2.3,4: Jr. Achievement 2: A. t ' . P. C. 3.4. In movies, on T.V., or on the stage, Wc all know-Aud will be front pose. , ■ , With looks, charm, and personal- She ' ll he a Star, just wait and see. LINDA K. GOFF 771 Rroadwav Linda will be an asset to her boss. Without her help he ' ll be at a loss. With her charming smile and looks that please, A Secretary she will be with ease. NICK G. GO VOSTES 59 Cottage Street Computor Programming is Nick ' s ' aim. His talents the world will know. In his work he ' ll find his fame. And to the top he ' ll surely go. CHARLENEA, GRyiCE 38 Edith A venue Charlene ' s ambition has to do with Fashion, She ' ll approach her goal with great compassion. We wish vou success in all vou do. Best of luck from us to you. STEPHEN J. GRASSO 285 Chelsea Street A Physical Education Teacher Steve will be, We know he has great ability. In this career he will e.xcell, And all his classmates wish him well. KA THR YN R. GREENE 26 Winthrop Road Pep Squad 4. A Secretary Kathy is to be. And the best one you will see. Glowing always with a smile. She ' ll make you happy all the while. 41 KATHRYNM. GREGOIRE 158 SImte Street Yearbook Staff 4: National Honor Society 3,4. Behind a typewriter working a- way, Kathy will be a Secretary some day. Doing her job, she ' ll be one of the best. And be a pride to old E.H.S. DOREENE. GROOM 11 True Street Doreen is pretty, cute and smart, To be a Nurse is close to her heart. When she is near you, no need for big pills, Her sweet disposition will cure all Your ills. JUDY A. GUIFFRE 13 Everett Street Pep Squad 2,4. Judy is pretty, pleasant and neat, With winning ways that can ' t be beat. As a Medical Secretary she ' ll do her best. And rise above all the rest. JANICE M. GRIFFIN 197 Linden Street Homeroom Officer 3; Pep Squad 2,3. To be a Commercial Artist is Janice ' s desire, We know she has the talent it requires. Designing and sketching will be her occupation, We know she ' ll be a great sensa- tion. RICHIE GUARINO 12 Carlson Street Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2,3; Hockey 2,3,4; Italian Club 4. In and on the field of sports, Richie was always there to re- port. Though undecided about his fate, We know his future will turn out great. DONNA M. GUILIANO 76 Fuller Street Pep Squad 2,4. As an Artist, Donna will rise. She ' s well foreshadowed in our eyes. With a great personality and looks so sweet. Donna ' s a girl who can Y be beat. 1 42 STEVEN V. GUILIANO 24 A Ipine A venue Gill will give the Miisie world a fling. And we ' re sure the future will bring. Health and wealth and lasting joy. To this very eompetent hoy. MALA. HABEEB 1 1 Harrison A venue Homeroom Offieer 2,3; Yearbook Representative 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 4: Pep Squad 2,3. As a cheerleader, Mai was one of the best. We ' ll always remember her among the rest. A Secretarial career she has in mind. And she ' ll be the finest of any kind. JUNEC. HALEY 9 Road B Pep Squad 2,3. June is pretty, June is sweet. Her many ways are hard to beat. To be a Medical Secretary is her dream. How can she miss, she ' s on the beam. JANET M. HANSON 41 Thurman Park School Conned 2; Homeroom Offieer 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Pep Squad 2,3,4. Janet is pretty, as you can see, And the best Airline Secretary she will be. She is liked wherever she may go. Just ask her friends and they ' II tell vou so. BRENDA R. HARNEY 51 Morris Street Pep Squad 2. CYNTHIA A. HA THA WA Y 218 Russell Street Dramatics 3; Choral Arts 3. Brenda is nice and very sweet. The kind of girl you ' d like to meet. As a Secretary we know she ' ll make the best. And be above all the rest. Cindy always has a smile on her face. To greet a friend whatever the case. A good Elementary Teacher we ' re sure she ' ll make. And with her patience the honors she ' II take. DEBORAH A. HA YDEN 43 School Street JOHN W. HEDL Y 1 52a Jefferson Avenue A Legal Secretary is Debbie ' s aim, To catch a man will be her game. She has the tools for both we ' re sure. The best of man she ' s bound to lure. The Head is unsure of his fu- ture aim. In whatever he does he ' ll achieve aclaim. His life will be happy we all are sure, As his wife works all day, to keep him secure. ROSEMAR Y HEEFERNAN 29 Veterans Avenue Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4: Library Staff 4. Rosie ' s another whose life is a haze. In whatever she does she ' ll be sure to amaze. She ' s as smart and as pleasant as you ' ll ever meet. And smiles from her head to the toes on her feet. JANICE A. HENDRIX 46 Baker Road Always happy always gay. That ' s our Jan in every way. A Traveling Secretary is her aim, At this some day she ' ll make a name. DEBORAH A. HIGGINS U ' A Herbert Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. To be a Secretary is her aim. In this fwld she will gain much fame. Deba will search both high and low. To find a mate, the rest you know. HILDA L. HOWARD 135 High Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Prep Club 2.3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. Surprise is the work for her am- bition. It ' s not a Doctor, Lawyer, or Beautician. No, Howie has picked just to be contrary. To be Everett High ' s one millionth Secretary. STEVEN R. HUDSON 31 Maiden Street PA UL G. HUFFMAN 76 Foster Street A Teacher is what Steve wants to be, One of the best you ' II ever see. He ' ll have eontrol over all the students, As his wife controls all his other movements. An Editorial Cartoonist is Ba ' s ambition. He ' ll try his best to fill this position. He ' ll pick on politicians of near- ly every rank, And show them pulling No-No ' s and walking the plank. MICHAEL J. HURLEY 17 Road B KA THERINE E. HUTCHINSON 74 Maiden Street A friendly hi and a winning smile, A desk full of books and he ' ll be right in style. What Weasel really wants to be, Is a Teacher with a personality. Kath has one great obsession in her life. To be a Secretary and a Wife. In both we ' re sure she ' ll make no blunder. Making both home and office a total wonder. LINDA A. IM BORN ONE 50 Valley Street Cheerleader 4; Prep Club 3: Pep Squad 3; Yearbook Representative ' Many times we ' ve heard her cheer, She ' s loud, she ' s strong and sin- cere. A Hairdresser is what Linda aims to be. She ' ll work with fussy women so diligently. NICKY J. INGACIOLA 49 Highland A venue Football 4; Hockev 4. To be an Electronic Engineer is his ambition. The Baron is sure to shock his profession. Please pardon that pun, but, the Baron is one. Who ' ll always make sure that he gets the job done. KA THERINE M. J A CKSON 375 Broadway WILLIAM C. JAMERSON 213 Belmont Street Homeroom Officer 2.3,4; Pep Squad 2.3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Assistant Editor 4. A Secretary Kathy wishes to be, So efficient in this is she. Then later she ' ll go to matrimony, And a good housewife she will be. Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4. A sports enthusiast is Bill , Playing football and baseball with great skill. To be a Doctor in the future. Sporting needle, pill and sterile suture. JOHN R. JENKINSON 20 Clarence Street Homeroom Officer 2,3.4: Jr. Prom Committee 3. ANNA V.JOHNSON 60 Veterans Avenue Dramatics 4: Spanish Club 2,3,4. In Business Administration Johnny will be. One of the best you ' ll ever see. He ' ll take his company to the top. And from the summit he ' ll never stop. The charitable fields are where she ' s headed, Anna wants to help those where she ' s needed. A Social Worker or Peace Corps volunteer, No matter where she ' ll be, she ' ll always bring a cheer. KA THLEEN E. JONES 120 Shute Street Class Officer 3: Homeroom Officer 3: Pep Squad 2,3,4: Jr. Prom Committee 3. A Secretary is what Kathy wants to be, One of the best you ' ll ever see. With her personality, she should go far. Running an office, a man, or even a car. CAROL A. JOYCE 12 Winthrop Road Prep Club 2,3,4: Pep Squad 2,3,4. A Ground Stewardess is Carol ' s ambition. She ' ll smile and charm folks in this position. We ' re sure in whatever she does, she ' ll be a success, In getting a man or being a Ste- wardess. CHARLES E. JOYNER 225 Ferry Street Track 2: Dramatics 3. YOLANDA . JUREWICZ 47 Chelsea Street Choral Arts 2; Jr. Achievement 3. Charlie has naiued Chemistry his aim. In this field we are sure he ' ll gain fame. Money as much as Rockefeller and even more. He won ' t have to teach to hold the store. To he a Secretary is Yolli ' s endeavor, We ' re sure she ' ll do well no matter whatever. She tries to do in future years, She ' ll meet all obstacles, have no fears. DIANE M. KEEFE 93 Wilbur Street To file, to type, to take dicta- tion. This is Dee Dee ' s chosen oc- cupation. She ' ll make a hit at this we bet. Because she ' ll be the best Se- cretary yet. PA TRICK M. KEEFE 109 Cottage Street A round of applause and a tip of the hat Is what we all must give to Pat , He has the nerve, he has the guts, To be the Manager of Dunkin ' Donuts. WILLI A M J. KEEGA N 15 Berwick Court Basketball 2.3,4; Cross Country 4. PARTICIA L. KELLEHER 29 Newton Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Pep Squad 2.3.4. Bill wants to major in Physi- cal Education, We know he ' ll do well in this occupation. We wish you luck for al ' vour life. And look with pity on vour wife. Riding horses in her hobby, A Secretary in some Doctor ' s lobby. This is what Tishic aspires to be. We know you ' II do well and be quite happy. MARYANN KELLY 9 Sammet Street A Legal Secretary is Maryann ' s ambition. She ' ll dedicate her life to this ambition. Of course, there ' s one job which will dominate. And that is finding herself a mate. KA THLEEN KEOUGH 105 Russell Street Kathy wishes to be an Air- line Hostess, She ' ll care for the passengers with the mostest. She ' ll watch overall, which is very groovy. And she ' ll make sure no one walks out on the movie. CAROL A. KING 36 Road B Pep Squad 2. Carol has her mind set on what she ' ll do. Some day she ' ll set your Hair for you. At this we know she will excell. She ' ll be the best, we know so well. ANNE MARIE BOCHETTI KENNETT 227 Spring ' ale Avenue Anne was always loads of fun. Respected and liked by every- one. With her pretty hair and spark- ling way, A success as a Secretary, is what we saw PETER J. KINCH 132 Cottage Street Hockev 2. To join the Air Force and fly a plane. Is what Peter claims is his aim. He ' ll fly his plane all over the sky. And marry the girl who catches his eye. DEBRA J. KIRSCHENBA UER 11 Parker Street Girls ' Basketball 2: Majorette 2,3,4: National Honor Society 3,4; To help the troubled and de- pressed. Is Debbie ' s goal as she express- ed. A Social Worker she wants to be. You know she ' ll do well with all her ability. 48 RALPH W. KITTREDGE 9 Mead Street RANDY A. LA BONTE 23 Mohan Street Bush plays eards and hanf;s around. Me keeps his feet rif ht on the ground. Undeeided is what he claims. So only he knows all his aims. Track 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Randy wants to study the sea. He ' s picked the field of Marine Biology. He ' ll study the fish, the snail, and the crab. In the comfort of his ultra- modern lab. DANIEL R. LACORAZZA 114 Harvard Street Track 2,3,4. A Teacher of Language is Dan ' s main objective. The language he ' ll teach will be highly selective. He ' s bright and as friendly as you ' ll ever meet, Just keep off his track or you ' re sure to get beat. DONNA LA CORTIGLA 26 Francis Street Homeroom Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. Donna has chosen a goal for her hfe. To be a Hairdresser and some- body ' s wife. We are quite sure that in both she ' ll succeed. Because we know she ' s got all that she ' ll need. ANNETTE M. LA MARCA 234A Vine Street French Club 3,4; Library Staff 4: Photography Club 4. A Teacher sars Annette is what she ' ll be. In this she ' ll e.xcell, we all agree. Don ' t be surprised if in some distant day, You see Annette leading her own CATHERINE V. LANG ONE 1 84 Bow Stree Cathy wants to go to College, To the place where she ' ll gain much knowledge. A success she will be in all her classes. As well as a leader of the pro- testing masses. CARNELL LANGSTON 530 Fcrrv Street Connie is torn between one or another, A Model, a Secretary, or even a Mother. At any of these, great she will be. We know she ' ll have fun and be quite happy. EDWARD J. LA ROSSA 14 Bradford Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Ed is one of our carefree guys, He never worries, never sighs. In any field he endeavors, We know that he will be very clever. ROSE ANN LA TORELLI 35 Alfred Street Homeroom Officer 4; Dramatics 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. A Secretary Ral will be. To her success she holds the key. Always ready with a smile. Success will be hers all the while. LILLIAN LA ROSA 17 Albert Park Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Jr. Achievement 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Representative 4; Yearbook Staff 4. When taking dictation, our Lillian won ' t quit, While in the office of her boss she ' ll sit. With looks and ambition, we ' re sure no boss would mind. Having Lillian work overtime. KAREN D. LASSITER 12 Arlington Street Karen has the form to fit the bill. And a Model ' s position she will fill We wish her the best in every way. And hope she ' ll be on a cover someday. DANIEL J. LA URENZA 23 Mt. Washington Street Hockey 2,4. The beauty of the deep will be Danny ' s career. For this kind of talk he has an ear. May life be good and full of cheer. Stay the same as you were here. SUE-ELLEN LA VENIA 89 Tremoiit Street Pep Squad 2. Prime, pretty, and oh so sweet, Sue as a Beautieian can ' t be beat. To serve people with a gracious air, That few will find anywhere. DANIEL K. LEFA VE 16 .Appleton Street When Dan isn ' t watching girls He dreams of Mechanics. His thoughts wander from curves and curls. To nuts, bolts, engines and gear- ing RICHARD T. LEVENSON 51 Everett Street Though Dick won ' t let on to us, In what field he will aspire. We hope he ' ll gain all the things, That he so heartilv desires. 71 DIANE M. LA WRENCE 13 Road A Diane was always rated high. Among the kids at Everett High. Because she was so full of fun. She was truly loved by everyone. TERESA A. LETENDRE 154 Vernal Street Italian Club 3.4. A. E. P. C. 3,4. Science Club 4 Photography Chih 4 To succeed in life is Terry ' s aim. In any field she ' ll make a name. But a Pediatrician is her quest. She ' ll either be or marry one of the best. 51 STEPHEN L. LICHTENBERG 35 Apple ton Street Someday you ' ll send your kids to school, To learn and study the Golden Rule. There Steve will be behind the desk You know your kids will get the best. JAMES J. LINDSEY 94 Walnut Street On every airstrip across the coun- try, Our Jim will be known as a Pilot extraordinary. Up in the skies we ' ll see him fly. As the years go passing by. HI WW KAREN A. LOMBARD! 95 Morris Street Pep Squad 2,3,4. Kay has been popular and pretty always, And will continue to be through all the days. An Office Worker is her ambi- tion, But not for long, she ' ll marry the boss and gain greater re- cognition. DIANA LORENTI 29 Carlson Street Search high and low everyday You ' ll always fmd this girl always gay. Dianna will be a Secretary fine, And make success her one design. 19 SUSAN M. LOMBARDI 81 Lewis Street Susan is so full of fun. Always kind and sweet to every- one. She is pretty, sweet, and very clever, To be a Secretary is her endeavor. 52 EDWARD R. LOR USSO 78Shute Street Ed doesn ' t know what the future will hold, Al least that ' s what we ' ve been told. No matter what he chooses for his plan, We know he ' ll be a successful man. PAUL LUCCI 19 Heath Street Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3,4; Track 4. A Phys. Ed. Teacher is what Paul has is mind. They are really hard to find. When he ' s a famous coach some- day. He came from E.H.S. we ' ll all say. DIANE M. LYNN 43 Chelsea Street Here is Dee cute as can be, A greater person no one could be. At Teeth she ' ll work all the day. To make some money so she can play. WILLIAM J. MABEY 7 Andrew Street Spanish Club 4. Goofus is happy day or night. He ' ll greet you with a smile so bright. As a Teacher he ' ll be great. High on the list, he ' ll always rate. DOREEN G. MA C NEILL 20 Timothy Avenue Jr. Achievement 4; Prep Club 4; Pep Squad 4. Dodie will never be able to nap. Or she might not end up in luxury ' s lap. As a Secretary she ' ll be the best, Always full of fun and zest. DALE MALABARBA 471 Ferry Street Lyceum 2,3; Jr. Prom Committee 3. Nat 7 Honor Society 3. To work in Science is Dale ' s aim. Biology will be his game. We know he ' ll go on to success. And make us proud at E.H.S. BARBARA M. MA LONE Y 10 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 4; Band 2,3: French Club 2.3.4: Dramatics 4. This sweet and charming miss, Is sure to fill your heart with bliss. To be a Nurse is her ambition. We wish her luck in this ambi- tion. ROBERTA. MANDOLESE 214 Ferry Street Dramatics 2: Track 2. He ' s full of fun and fancy free, And Accounting is his destiny. He ' ll succeed in whatever he does. Cause he ' s a guy who just never loses. MARK MANGANIELLO 70 Union Street Homeroom Officer 4, Mark ' s real wizard, he ' s so smart, He ' ll get the job done from the very start. An Apprentice Carpenter is his ambition. We wish him success and a lofty position. CAROL A. MANGINO 249 Vine Street Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 2,4. Carol ' s good looks and friendly ways. Have brightened up our darker days. Secretarial work appeals to her. She ' ll gain success of that we ' re sure. DIANE M. MANGINO 3 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4: French Club 2. Diane is a girl with a very clear aim. She wants to Teach to gain her fame. And with her record at Everett High, Success will not pass her by. ROBER T MANSFIELD 15 Partridge Terrace He ' s one of the best we ' ve ever met. His nice ways are hard to for- Frizz won ' t reveal his aspires. But we ' re sure he ' ll win his de- sires. STEVE MARENGHI 263 Elm Street STEPHANIE T. MARINO 94 Niehols Street Football 2. An Officer of the Law, Steve would like to be, So watch out behind those trees. Cause that ' s where Steve will probably be A Secretary Stephanie wants to be, The business world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she ' s behind a desk, She ' ll always be a big success. CHERYL A. MARSHALL 9 Winter Street Cheryle ' s good looks and friendly ways, Have brightened up our darkest days. Secretarial work appeals to her. She ' ll gain success, of that we ' re sure. RA YMOND A . MARSHA LL 20 Plumer Street Class Officer 3.4: Basketball 2.4: French Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Jr. Prom Committee 4. Ray is a guy with a very clear aim. He wants to teach to gain his fame. And with his record at Everett High, We ' re sure that success will not pass him by. ALBERT MASIELLO 201 Ferry Street Football 2.3,4. Al likes to hang around Glen- dale Park, Way beyond the hours after dark. But someday he ' ll dawn the threads. And be a Teacher of Physical Ed. CORRINNEM. MASIELLO 43S Ferry Street Dramatics 4: Italian Club 3.4: Yearbook Representative 4: A. E. P. C. 3.4: Library Staff 3.4. Rene with her lovely smile. Is full of fun all the while. To be a Teacher is her aim. And she will undoubtedly rise to fame. ALLESSANDRO J. MASSARO 204 Bradford Street Homeroom Officer 2,4; Basketball 2.3.4: Track 4: Cross Country 3,4: Italian Club 3,4: Spanish Club 3,4. DEBORAH R. MASSARO 156 Estes Street If you have hair problems, Deb will make it worth while, For as a Hairdresser, She ' ll be sure to put you right in style. The ABC ' s will be such fun, When Al make sure things get done. Teaching is his chosen field, And with this, good future ' is already sealed. JOHN A. MA VI LI O 4 Hawthorne St. Cross Country 4. Jack is full of fun we all a- gree. And he ' s the best of company. An Oceanographer is his aim. And with his desire and skill. He ' ll gain much fame. ANTHONY P. MAZZUCCO 61 Pearl Street Anthony would like to make a career of the Service, We know he ' s the man. We ' re sure that he can do it. And so does Uncle Sam. MARY D. McCLAY 162 Central Avenue Pep Squad 2,3.4: Homeroom Officer 2,3: Glee Club 2,3,4: Lyceum 2: National Honor Society 3,4: Girls ' Basketball 2: Girls ' Field Hockey 2. To he a Nurse is Mary ' s aim. And in this field there ' s much to gain. With all her charm and person- ality. She will go far as we shall see. MICHAEL W. McKENZIE 1 7 Mansfield Street Whenever mischief was in the air, Woody for one was always there. As to his future, it ' s still a my- stery, But this boy ' s sure to go down in History. DA VID F. McLA UGH LIN 684 Broadway Spanish Club 4; French Chih 2. Dave is rather quiet and shy, But to those who know him, lie always says hi. Broadcasting has always been his aim. And everyone will know from E.H.S. he came. JOHN A. MEJIA 46 Chelsea Street Spanish Club 2,3,4: Jack is a guy we ' ll never forget. For he is one of the best yet. With a microscope always at hand. He ' ll be the greatest Biology- Teacher in all the land. RALPH W. MEMMOLO 1 1 Wedgewood Street Mem-o is trying to decide be- tween two things. Engineering or Drafting, now what will he be? But when he chooses, he will gain much success, And bring honor to the halls of E.H.S GAIL M. McMANVS 50 Linden Street Pretty and happy and always neat. Our Gail as a Secretary can ' t be beat. We ' re sure her talents she will show. Success and happiness are hers we know. LANA B. MELNIK 53 Edith Street Homeroom Officer 2,3: Lyceum 2,3,4: A. E. P. C. 2,3,4. Lana has always been the best. At writing and speaking and all the rest. To be a Journalist is her desire. And she ' ll make reading fun and worthwhile. MARJORIEJ. MEN NINO 28 Wolcott Street Margie is pretty as you can see. And the best of Secretaries she will be. She is liked wherever she goes. Just ask her friends and they ' ll tell you so. RICHARD J. MERRETT 16 Autumn Street His winning smile and winning ways. Will see him through his busi- ness days. As a Banker we ' re sure To-Joe ' will be. A success in any community. JOSEPH A. MESSINA 546 Second Street Homeroom Officer 4; Italian Club 4. Joe ' s desire he did not name. But we are sure he ' ll acquire great fame. We wish you success in what you do. The best of luck from us to you. PAUL F. MICHALSKI 57 Pearl Street Paul would like to be a Jet Mechanic, While on a plane you won ' t have to panic. And we all know that he ' ll do fine. And you ' ll always get to your destination on time. ROSEMARIE MERRETT 16 Autumn Street Homeroom Officer 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. To be a Nurse is Rose ' s ambition. Giving aid to every Physician. Of her patients she ' ll take good care. Her best effort she will not spare. HARRIETS. MEYER 56 Mansfield Street Harry as we all know wants to Teach, Standing in front of a class she ' ll do just great. And if you want an honest opinion between you and me. She ' ll do just fine, you wait and see. JOANNE M. MILLER 134 Tavlor Street Jo is sweet as you can see, A Hairdresser is what she would like to be. Charming ways and a bright smile, Will bring her success all the while. 58 PA UUNE A. MILLER 24 Timothy Avenue School Council 2: Homeroom Off icer 2. Pauline is pretty and full of fun. And she is loved by everyone. To join Vista is her aim. And this is- how she ' ll climb to fame. NORMA . . MILLS 256 Springvale Avenue Norma is very pretty as you can see, And always happy as can be. As an Airline Stewardess way up in the air. She ' ll take good care of her pas- sengers everywhere. ROSEMARY MILLER 2 Sunny side A venue With her ahilitv and get up and go, Ro will he a success, we all know. A Secretary she will he. And never fail to lake the lead. MADELINE A. MITCHELL 55 Clinton Street Typing, filing, dashing around. No better Secretary can be found. Madeline will do her part. And surely win the boss ' s heart. LINDA M. MOBILIA 35 Waverly Avenue Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2: Yearbook Representative 4. Another Secretary from our class. We all know Lin , you sure will pass. And with your pleasing disposi- tion, You can fill any Secretarial posi- tion. DENNIS M. MOONE Y 95 Russell Street D ' s disposition and smiling face. Will win him friends in any place. In the Music World with a wittv mind. He ' ll leave everyone else far be- hind. GARY p. MOORE 282 Ferry Street STANLEY MORRILL 1 95 Russell Street Football 2.3.4: Basketball 2.4. A Teacher Gary would like to be. Teaching the children of vou and me. He ' ll be successful that we know. And none of his students marks will he low. Stan has always been the one. To laugh and joke, so full of fun Though undecided as what to do, Stan will always be our man. ROBERTA. MUCCIARONE 11 Upland Road Track 2.3.4: Italian Club 2,3,4: A. E. P. C. 2,3,4. A Dentist is what Mucc would like to be. Pulling teeth for you and me. In this job his talents he ' ll show, For success and happiness are his - we know. ANDREW J. NAZZARO 18 Lvnde Street Buddy is great and oh so clever, To be a Doctor is his endeavor. With his outstanding ways, how can he miss. But to be the best from E.H.S. JAMES F. NEE 137 Florence Street JOHN F. NICOLOSI 28 Cleveland A venue Nip has always been the best. In laughing and joking and all the rest. His ambition is still undecided, But whatever he does, success he ' ll acquire. Spunk is a guv who ' s really O.K., He ' s been a good sport in every- way. As a Math Teacher he will be the best. And everyone will know he came from E.H.S. DA VID fi. NITISHIN 102 Francis Street Band 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 3,4,. To be an Enj ineer is Dave ' s ambition. And he will do well in this position. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful, and kind, He ' s the type of guy you sel- dom can find. TIMOTHY M. NORCO TT 35 Morris Street Timmy wants to make a career of the Service, To him it is very clear; In this field he ' ll gain renown. As the best that can be found. STEPHEN J. NORTON 65 Maiden Street When Stephen embarks on his career. None of us need ever fear. But until then, he would like to travel. And write to us from far off land. KEVIN M. O ' BRIEN 151 Broadway Homeroom Officer 2. To join the Air Force is O ' Bie ' s ' ambition. To make his career there, is his decision. And who better could there be, Than a boy with his ability. EILEEN F. O ' BRIEN 19 Westover Street Homeroom Officer 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Squad 4; Library Staff 4. A School Teacher - my, that ' s great. So this is going to be Eileen ' s fate. With her smile and pretty face. She will always obtain first place. KAREN M. O ' DONNELL 45 Road B Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2.3.. As a Keypunch Operator Karen will be great. And in this field, she ' ll really rate. With her sweet charm and abi- lity, She ' ll do just fine, you wait and see. 7 61 DOR EE N J. OLIVIERI 36 Carlson Street Doreen ' s ability to type, Will guarantee office work success. And her clianning personality. Will bring li. ' r happiness. r KARLEENJ. OLIVIERI I Bailey Street Homeroom Officer 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Karleen is cute and also smart. To be a Secretary is close to her heart. She will have a future bright and gay. Good luck is sure to come her way. VINCIEA. OLIVERI 230 Main Street All a Stewardess needs to succeed, Is owned by our Vincie to take the lead. And with her kindness and un- derstanding. We know she ' s sure to be out- standing. ANTOINETTE M. PA CE 97R Linden Street Dramatics 2: Pep Squad 2,3,4: Italian Club 2,3,4; Library Staff 4. To be a Stewardess is Toni ' s dream, A real dell who ' s on the beam. Girls like Toni are hard to find. As we all can see, she ' s but one of a kind. STEVEN M. OWENS 31 Waters Avenue To be a Draftsman is what Mike ' has in mind. And he ' ll be the best we will fmd. For he will climb to the top we know, And cause his fame to grow and grow. MAUREEN PALMA 40 Chatham Road Italian Club 2,3,4. Moe wants to be a Lawyer, Success, we can assure her. And on the top she ' s sure to appear. As a leader of her chosen ca- reer. 1 LINDA M. PALMITESTA 118 Mount Washington Street Homeroom Officer 2; French 3. Teaching is Linda ' s ambition. After three years of E.H.S. she ' s made this decision. We know she will find a way, To teach her pupils everyday. CAMILLE PA O LETT A 35 Prescott Street Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 2: Yearbook Representative 4. Camille is a girl who has what it takes, As a Secretary, her boss happy she ' ll make. For her great looks and smiling way, Will make her successful every dav. PAULA. P ALUM BO 48 Cross Street Football 2,3; Baseball 2; Hockev 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Business Administration is Brownie ' s ' aim, In this field, he ' ll make his name. His good looks, friendliness and spirit, Will make our Paul a definite hit. PETER R. PAONE 12 Auburn Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4. Pete is the guy with all the laughs, He ' ll be lots of fun in the fu- ture as in the past. Programming is his game. We know in this field he ' ll gain fame. V i II ELIZABETH A. PARISI 4 Clay A venue Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Italian Club 2,3,4. Pep Squad 2,3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Photography Club 4. Betty has brought us cheer. On the football field this year. We know she will find a way. To Teach her pupils every day. ROSEANNA PATTURELLI 17 Timothy Avenue A real cute kid who ' s on the beam. To be a Nurse is Skeet ' s dream. We wish success and fortune to come her way. And keep smiling from day to day. 63 NANCY PEA VEY 86 Waverly Street Homeroom Officer 2; Spanish Cliih 3,4: French Club 2: Pep Squad 2.3,4. Nancy will Teach the ABC ' s, And make the kiddies learn with ease, She is stire to succeed with fame, Glory and happiness she will attain. PATRICIA A. PENACHIO 142 Jefferson Avenue Always happy and always gay, That ' s our ' ' Patty in every way. As a Secretary she ' ll do well. And in this position she ' s sure to excel. ROBERT J. PENT A 61 Tap pan Street Baseball 2.3,4: Basketball 2,3,4. Although our Bob appears to be shy. In all truthfulness he ' s quite a guy. He has chosen a specific career. Solving problems as an Engineer. CHARLES S. PELUSO 38 Tileston Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Football 2,3: ' Baseball 2,3,4. Goom-Bee is a guv known by all. Joking and laughing while walking the hall. We are sure he ' ll find his quest. Doing nothing but the best. WILLIAM C. PENNEY 6 Rosedale A venue Basketball 2. Billy has been a great friend to everyone. He ' s always laughing and full of fun. When he embarks on his career. He ' ll choose the field of an En- gineer. WILLIAM A. PERRY 62 7 A Broadway French Club 2.3,4. Bill ' s chosen field is Engi- neering, His name on the news we ' ll be hearing. With his talent he ' s sure to succeed. And we know he ' ll take the lead. ANTHONY PESCE 169 Hancock Street Tony wants to join the Army, To travel over land and sea. Witli his charm and winnint; ways, He ' s sure to win fame and praise. FRANNIEM PESCE 36 Florence Street Frannie is sure to he a sensation. In her chosen field as a Beautician. Always ready with a smile. Success will he hers all the while. ROBERT H. PESCE 189 Bow Street Pescea has chosen a Draftsman ' s career, To base his life upon. Success in the future is surely near. And life ' s best blueprints drawn. EILEEN A. PETERSON 79 Chestnut Street Spanish Club 3,4; French Club 2; Pep Squad 2,3.4. Always smiling, always gay , That ' s out Pete in everv wav. Elementary kiddies she ' d like to Teach. And we know this goal she ' II surely reach. SAL PICCOLO 50 Graver Street In the field of Music Sal will be great. And high on the list he ' ll always rate. With his personality and ambition. He ' ll gain fame and recognition. GREGORY J. PIORUN 232 Main Street Band 2,3,4; Italian Club 4. Greg has chosen a Music ambition. We know he ' ll gai)i fame in this position. Whether pop, classical, or jazz, He ' ll teach with the certain pizazz. CANDY J. PIPPY J 1 Morris Street GARY S. PIPPY 102 Russell Street French Club 4: Pep Squad 2. To go to college is Pip ' s aim, In any position she ' ll gain fame. She has looks ami class as we all know, A nd is packed with personality from head to toe. Homeroom Officer 2. The field of Electronics is Pip ' s desire. Great wealth and fame he ' ll acquire. Always joking, never a frown, His personality is never down. He ' ll strive to better himself and never stop, Until he ' s the man who ' s at the top. MICHAEL G. PORRECA 9 Mansfield Street A.E.P.C. 2,3,4; Track 3: Science Club 2,3,4; Photography Club 2,3,4. Marine Biology via Conservation, This is Mike ' s chosen occupation. A s up the ladder of success he ' II go. His talents the world will know. ROBERTA. POST 23 Veterans Avenue To join the Army is French ' s desire, A high rank he ' s sure to acquire. We wish him well and want to say. We know you ' II succeed in every way. DENNIS J. POSTE 1 73 Broadway To be a Policeman is Dennis ' aim. Along with medals, he ' ll gain fame. In our homes we ' ll all sleep sound. Because we ' ll know Dennis is around. DENISEA. POTHIER 34 Pierce A venue Girls Basketball 1.2,3,4; Girls Softball 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4. To be a Secretary is Denise ' s ambition, And we all know she can fill this posi- tion. Always ready with a smile. Success will be hers all the while. DENISE PROVOST 133 Main Street ROSEMAR Y PUOPOLO 401 Ferry Street Homeroom Officer 2,3: Homeroom Representative 4: Pep Squad 2.3.4. Denise is cute and so miieli fun. She ' s liroui ht joy to everyone. In any position slic ' ll talie tite lead. We all know she ' ll surely succeed. Ro sparkles with charm and person- ality, A prettier Secretary you ' II never see. She ' II work hard and do her part. To try to win her boss ' heart. DEBORAH A. QUIRK 80 Jefferson .4 venue Glee Club 2; Pep Squad 2. Deb ' s aims are very high, To be a Stewardess in the sky. She ' ll have a future bright and gay. Good luck is sure to come her way. ALICE A. RAGUCCI 10 Avon Street Alice has hut one ambition. To enter into a Bookkeeping position. In this field she ' ll do well. And is certain to excel. JOANNE RAGUCCI 65 Tileston Street Italian Club 2,3,4. With each passing year we know, Jo-Jo ' s success will grow and grow. To Teach the kiddies is her dream, A nd we know she ' II he supreme. SAMUEL RAGUCCI 10 Avon Street In the Coast Guard Sam will be. Sailing from sea to sea. In this admirable position. He ' s sure to gain much recognition. ANGELOS. RAO 179 Shutc Street MARILYN A. RAPPA 57 Englewood Avenue Band 2: Orchestra 2. To he an Astronomer is Andy ' s aim, And in this field hell gain fame. He ' ll strive to better himself and never stop. Until he ' s the man who ' s at the top. A finer girl will never be found. All the way the world around. With her smile, charm, and personality. No finer Medical Secretary could there be. KENNETH L. RE A VY 214 Russell Street Like many others. Reavy is missing. Some thought or desire for future am- bition. Someday his talents the world will know, A nd to the top he ' II surely go. GARY P. REIN STEIN 103 Union Street French Club 3: Jr. Achievement 3. Strong ambitions and oh so smart, Buck is sure to steal your heart. Accounting is his only dream. At that we know he ' ll be supreme. DOROTHY REMILLARD 23 Bailey Street Friendliness, personality and wit. That ' s what makes Dot a hit. At whatever she tries she will be skilled. And every ambition will be fulfilled. PALMARINA RICO 18 Pari in Street Always happy, always gay , That ' s our Pam in every way. To be an Office Worker is her dream. At that we know she ' ll be supreme. ALBERT J. RIGOI.INl 257 Main Street RAY T. RILEY 3 Manning Terrace Al is a treat to all lie knows. He ' s full of fun wherever lie goes. He is yet undeeided of his aim. Good luck Al we know you ' II win fame. Cooking is Ray ' s ambition. And we know for sure he ' II gain this position. No finer one there could he. Than someone with Ray ' s ability. PATRICIA A. RISANO 24 Grover Street Homeroom Officer 4; Pep Squad 4. Laughing, smiling all the day, Patti always happy and gay. A Medical Secretary is her ambition, Wc know she will be a success in this position. DONALD W. RIVERS 41 Mansfield Street Donnie just did not say. What he wanted to be in the future day. The following is easy to say, He ' II do his best in every way. ELLEN L. ROBERTS 99 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; French Club 2: Jr. Achievement 2. Always happy always gay , That ' s our Ellen in every wav. To be a Secretary is her life ' s dream, At that we know she ' ll be supreme. VINCENTS. ROBERTS 36 Locust Street To be a Car Mechanic, Is Vinnie ' s only aim. So here ' s a wish from us to you. That you ' II succeed in all you do. JUNE C. ROHNER 31 Calhoun Avenue Dramatics 3: Glee Chih 2: Choral Arts 3. Teacliiiig Iter students things they nuisl learn. June will gain her objective without being stern. Bringing new interests to all she serves. She ' ll get the honor we know she de- serves. CHRISTINE M. ROSS 34 Road B Pep Squad 2.3. Chris is pretty, Chris is sweet. Her many ways are hard to beat. To he a Medical Secretary is her dream. How can she miss, she ' s on the beam. STEPHANIE RUSSO 33 Winslow Street When you ' re having trouble with your hair, There is no need for you to despair. Because Steph will fix it and tease it and spray, .And make it feci like a brighter day. ROBERT P. ROMEO 44 Tap pan Street Bob ' s life has one ambition. To enter the field of Engineering he is wishing. We ' re sure this career will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. ANGELA RUGGIERO 9 Valley Street Pep Club 2,4. Angela ' s aim she did not name. But we know she will gain fame. We wish you luck in all you do, The best of luck from us to you. PATRICIA A. RUIZ 1 1 George Street Homeroom Officer Pat says a Hairdresser she wants to be. Making pretty curls for all to see. .After she does, and shows her style so dear. Then you will see why she chose this career. 1 70 PA ill. A DhSfDERIO RUVIDO 5 J Hillside Avenue National Honor Society 3. We ' ll always remember Paula for her wit and charm. For her ability to learn without alarm. May her future be bright and filled with success. And may happiness be the answer to her quest. . ADEI.R M. SACCARDO 68 Maiden Street A real cute kid who ' s on the beam. To be a Secretary is her dream. .Adele ' s always full of fun, .And all her dreams will soon be won. LARRY W. SACCO 51 Ferrv Street Larry ' s ambition is to be an Engineer, A position he ' ll gain in some year. A boy who ' s really fun to know. He ' ll succeed in this we know. JAMES SACHETTA 24 Elliot Road Well liked by all, Sach always finds. That he ' s foremost in everyone ' s mind. As an Electrician he ' ll gain success. With all our luck from E.H.S. SANDRA M. SACHETTA 32 Pleasant Street Sandy ' s dream of Retailing Will become a reality. As she ' ll carry through with her plea- sant personality. Success will be hers some fine day. CYNTHIA L. SACRA MONE 28 Morris Street Homeroom Officer 4: Glee Club 2: Girls ' Sports 2; French Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4. Cindy is clever, Cindy is sweet. To become a Teacher is her endeavor. We just can see her in every class Teaching every lad and lass. DIANE E. SAMPSON 13 Baldwin Avenue Girl ' s Sports 2; French Club 2. A Surgical Technician, Is what D wants to be. And in her chosen field of work, We all know, she will succeed. RICHARD P. SAMPSON 48 Mansfield Street Our Ricky is really quite a guy. And he ' s well known to all. As a car Mechanic he ' ll he first rate. He ' s really on the ball. ROGER W. SANDERSON 101 Florence Street Football 2,3,4: Hockey 2,3,4. A Business .Administrator is Roger ' s ambition. And we are confident, he ' ll acquire this position. With his way we soon shall see, Roger on top sitting carefree. CLARE M. SANTORO 127 Grover Street We asked Clare for her ambition She said undecided to a position. May success and fortune come her way. And keep her smiling from day to day. MARG UERITE D. SA RA BIA 93 ' 2 Cottage Street To be Secretary is Peggy ' s desire. All this and more, we know she ' ll ac- quire. Her pleasing smile and friendly ways. Are sure to gain her fame and praise. ROBERT M. SATE RI ALE 44 Everett Street Like many others, Al is missing, A thought or fancy, for a future ambition. But in any case, it ' s needless to say. He ' ll he a success anyway. LINDA J. SA VAGE 32 We stover Street Pep Squad 2,4: Library Staff 4. I.iiida is a girl well known, With a smile and personality all her own, A Secretary is what she ' ll he. And one o f the best, just wait and see. CARMEN A. SCHIA VO 12 Hazel Park Helpful and friendly Carmen is sure to succeed. Racing cars lie will take the lead Go power and lots of zest. We know he will be the best. DEBORAH A. SCOTT 59 Paris Street A real cute kid who ' s on the beam. To he an Artist is Debbie ' s dream. At tills we know she ' ll do her best, Because she eame from E.H.S. ROBERTS. SCHENA 41 Tremont Street Bobby is a real swell guy. And on our list he sure rales high. Finding pleasure in working with cars, He will do well and never make mars. WILLIAM R. SCOPA 40 Englewood Avenue Because he ' s smart and well-liked by all, William is always on the hall. As an Electrical Engineer he ' II do real well, And success will always continue to swell. ELAINE S SCOTTI 27 Sam met Street School Council 2,3; Homeroom Officer 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4. Gay and pretty, a grand disposition, Elaine can ' t help but attain her ambi- tion. She ' s going to train and add the finesse. To Design the Lovely Fashions with worldly success. Ml 73 SUZANNE R. SEEL Y 35 Mansfield Street Dramatics 4: French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2. Sue ' s plans she did not name. But at any rate she ' ll acquire great fame. To rise above with all the rest. We all wish you the very best. MARTHA M. SHARPE 24 Clay Avenue Homeroom Officer 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Girls ' Baseball 2; Girls ' Field Hockey 2; Pep Squad 2: Library Staff 4. With her great looks and personality plus. Martha is loved by everyone of us. No finer cheerleader can be found, Because she ' s one of the greatest kids around. CAROLYN A. SERIO 230 Vine Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2.3; Yearbook Representative 4. Carolyn is admired by everyone, .Always smiling and full of fun. As a Secretary she ' ll be just right. Into the office she ' ll bring sunshine and light. WILLIAM J. SHAW 34 Reed Avenue To be a Journalist is Billy ' s ambition, And we know he ' ll do well in this posi- tion. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful, and kind. He ' s the type of guy you can seldom find. DONNA M. SHEA 27 Hosmer Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Pep Squad 2,3. With her ability and get up and go. Donna will he a success we all know. A Secretary she will be, A nd never fail to take the lead. KENNETH C. SHEDDEN 39 Mt. Washington Street Hockey 2.3. Ken may seem kind of shy. But he ' s really quite a guy. In the Coast Guard Academy he make his name. We all wish you luck and fame. LINDA A. SHOCK LEY 66 SInite Street WILLIAM N. SILVA 37 Lewis Street Glee Club 4: A.E.P.C. 3,4: Jr. Achievement 2,3,4. Lyn will teach the ABC ' s, And make the kiddies feel at ease. With her skill and carefree way, The kids will get it on each day. Homeroom Officer 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Italian Club 4. Data Processing is Bill ' s ambition. And to him, good fortune is coming. For he will do his work. And keep the business running. FRANK A. SIMIONE 42 Veterans Avenue As an Accountant Go will excel, And we ' re sure he ' ll do his job well. Always alert and always keen. He will he more efficient than a machine. STEPHEN SIMON EL LI 41 Winslow Street Hockey 2,3. As an Electrician Sim will do his best. Taking time out for a rest. He ' II get it on after work. Making the establishment go beserk. VINCENT A. SIM ON EL LI I 7 Park Road Dramatics 3,4: Lyceum 2,3,4: A.E.P.C. 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. While talking at some high trial, Vincent will win the jury with a smile. Whether in a civil or federal case. We know Vincent will take first place. LINDA M. SINGLETON 40 Road B Pep Squad 2,3. To write, to type, to take dictation. Is what Linda wants for her occupation. She ' ll fight the establishment to the end, You could never find a better friend. RA YMOND B. SMITH 26 TIninmn Park Smitty will rise to the top. Without a single pause or stop. Running a Computer is his game, We wish him happiness and great fame. CHER YL A. SMOKLER 15 Green Street To travel is Cheryl ' s wish. Maybe to Hawaii to see tropical fish. People all over will he left in a whirl, A t the sight of this beautiful girl NORMAN P. SOLARI 23 Winthrop Road Norman is great, and oh. so clever. To be a Teacher is his endeavor. With his outstanding ways how can he miss. But to be the best from E.H.S. STEPHEN J. SOLDANO 29 Ash ton Street Though undecided about his fate. We know his plans will turn out great. He kept his teachers on their guard. His inquisitive mind always given high regard. VICTOR J. SORDUA.O 20 Shirley Street Dramatics 3. To be a Mathematician is Victor ' s aim. Great success will he gain. If he always stays the same. As we know him at E.H.S. MARIANNE SOULE 36 School Street Class Officer 2. To be an Airline Hostess is Soule s desire. And at that position fame she ' ll acquire. Marianne is dynamite and sure is sweet. This combination no one can beat. ANTHONY M. SOUSA 78 Clark Street As a Physical Education Teacher. Sousa will be dynamite. Rise to the top and never fall. He has the best wishes of us all. KENNETH H. SPENCER 18 Maplewood Avenue Ken may seem kind of shy. But his personality is hard to come by. We at E.H.S. know that whatever he may endeavor, He ' ll he the best ever MARIA C. SQUADRITO 132 Bow Street Homeroom Officer 2,4: Pep Squad 4. To Teach retarded children. Is Maria ' s ambition. Retain your even disposition. And success and happiness Will come from this position. KA THLEEN M. SQUA TRITO 35 Hosmer Street Squat y is a girl witli a very clear aim, She wants to Model to gain fame. At this we ' re sure she ' ll be a success. And rated as one of the best. JOSEPHINE F. STAFFIERI 30 Dunster Road Homeroom Officer 2; Jr. Achievement 2; French Club 3; A.E.P.C. 2,3,4. To run Computers is Jo ' s desire, This goal we know she will acquire. She ' s as efficient as can be. And a pleasure for all to see. JOHN F. STALLBAUM 181 Nichols Street Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Football 2,3.4; Baseball 2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4. It is Johnny ' s ambition to become an Electrician, With his good looks and his kind of class. We ' re sure there ' ll be no converting to gas. GERALD F. STEVENS 51 Rock Vallev Avenue Hockey 2. To make the Service his career. Gerry will find happiness near. For doing this, we ' re proud of him in every way. Good luck to rou in every war. ROBERT M. STEVENSON 67 Nichols Street Boh is a very carefree guy. Without a worry or a sigh. In any field that Boh endeavors, Perserverance will make him clever. BRYNA L. STILLMAN 169 Nichols Street A dedicated position is Bryna s ambi- tion. During her life she wants to Teach. To lead the new generation and help close the gap. And deposit the world in luxury ' s lap. PHILIP J. STEVENS 21 Lynde Street Phil is well known for his pool from way hack. And personality and looks he ' s never lacked. To be a Draftsman is his desire, He ' ll design things we all desire. DONALD E. STEWART 18 Veterans Avenue Donnie is nice and very clever. Data Processing is his endeavor. He ' ll rise above all competition. And lead the rest in his position. TERESA A. STORCK 32 School Street Glee Club 2,3.4; Choral Arts 3,4. Terry is a girl who ' s really sweet. As a Secretary she won 7 be beat. With pencils sharp and full of fun. She ' II make an ofjice hum. MA UREEN T. STRONG 2U6 Linden Street To he a Nurse in Maureen ' s ambition. Giving aid to every pliysieian. We will never forget her ways. May she bring her patients brighter da vs. ROBERTA. STRONG 18 Veterans Avenue Bob ' s the kind of guy we won ' t forget. And in the Electronics field he will set. In this job he ' ll make his way. We wish him happiness every day. PETER T. STRONG 500 Ferry Street Oceanography is what Peter chose. With this interesting profession how can he lose. We hope happiness will carry you through. Lots of luck in the future for you. JOHN J. SULLIVAN 58 Clinton Street Italian Club 4. .As a Banker. Sully will take his stand. .And in this position he is sure to be grand. With his dynamite personality. Happiness will surely be a reality. RICHARD J. SULLY 30 Franklin Street Dramatics 4: Spanish Club 3,4. Work with Computers is what Richie will do. Peace and good luck we wish to you. You are really quite a guy. Always rated way up high. ARTHUR T. SUMMERING 15 Road A Arthur is very talented. This we all know. Although he is undecided on which way to go. We know he ' ll be tops wherever he goes. DEBORAH A. SUTTON 239 Russell Street KAREN A. SWEENEY 7 Rock Valley Avenue Glee Cluh 4: Choral Arts 2: Spanich Cluh 2.3.4. Dehhic ' s sweet and she is clever. To become a Teacher is her endeavor. We can sec her in every class. Teaching every lad and lass. Homeroom Officer 3: Dramatics 4: A.E.P.C. 2.3.4. Karen wants to he a Psychologist, .And we know she has the skill. She ' ll he a success in this career. Because she has the will. ANNEM. SYLVA 12 Foster Street With Anne ' s wonderful smile. The plane ' s rates will increase. Her ambition is to be an A irline Hos- tess, And fly over the briny deep. WILLIAM G. TANNER 68 Chestnut Street Dramatics 3.4. Gordie is always full of fun. Enjoyed and like by everyone. As a Photographer we know he ' ll succeed. And in this profession he ' ll take the lead. JAMES A. TAYLOR 74 Cleveland A venue Spanish Club 2.3.4. .lini hopes to be a Teacher and a Writer, too. With his ambition and vitality. He ' II succeed by doing the two. PAMELA TAYLOR 44 Cherry Street Everett High will not be the same. With Pain gone working to achieve great fame. During her life she wants to Teach. A goal we know she ' s sure to reach. STEPHEN C. BAGARELLA 63 Trcmont Street Italian Club 4. Mugg ' s well-liked. And not too eockv. That ' s a good combination. For a Disc-Jockey. WILLIAM J. BALDWIN 50A High Street To serve his country is Bill ' s ' desire. As an Air Force Flier. An officer he is bound to be. Whether on land, in the air, or on the sea. RONALD R. BARBER 53 Lexington Street Figuring numbers is Ron ' s ambition. His career-a Mathematician. In the future he will be found. The best Mathematician ever around. ROBERT D. BALDI 216 Bradford Street Dramatics 3.4; Track 2,3,4; Jr. Achievement 2,3,4. Bob fust did not say. In which way he will earn his pav. The following is easy to say. He ' ll succeed in every way. MARGARET A. BARBATO 209 Shute Street Someday Margaret will achieve her goal, She ' II become a Housewife, the best among young or old. But if she chooses she has the poise and the charming wa y. To be whatever she wishes on any day. WANDA J. BARKER 30 Cross Street The most sincere, shy, and sweet- est in our class. Why that ' s our Wanda, a very pretty lass. She ' s clever and talented and de- mure, An Office Career she ' ll success- jully procure. 7 ii 1 17 ROSEMARY BARLETTA 18 Bailey Street One look at Rose and you will see, The essence of vitality. The field of Hairdressing is her aim A field in which she ' ll gain much fame. NANCY BARRY 28 Reynolds Avenue Dramatics 4: Yearbook Representative 4; Cheerleader 3,4: Spanish Club 4: French Club 4. Nancy was outstanding through- out her high school years. And on the field she did her best to bring the boys good cheer. For in her chosen field she ' ll head the class. To be an interpreter, others she will surpass. LAWRENCE S. BELINSKY 119 Harvard Street Spanish Club 2,3.4. An IBM Programmer is what he wants to be. He will fill this job successfully. He ' s happy and always full of fun, You can be sure his endeavors will be very well done. DENNIS J. BARRY 109 Clarence Street All who know Dennis will be glad to hear, That Dennis will be a great Electronic Technician. GEORGE K. BARTON 23 Beacon Street Football 2,3. George ' s ambition will make him the reaper. Of a successful life as a successful Teacher. We ' re sure that his students all quiet will be. While learning from Teacher, the ABC ' s. JOANNE L. BENEDETTO 62 Everett Street Homeroom Officer 3: Pep Squad 2. Jo-Jo really likes to skate. But this in no way will deter- mine her fate. A Medical Secretary fills the slate, But that is all of her future she ' ll relate. 1 18 9 ME I. VI N M. B. BERRY 99 Maiden Street To work in court is Mel ' s ' aim, As a Criminal Lawyer he ' ll make a name. His winning smile and win- ning ways, Will see him through his business davs. JANICE L. BLOMLEY 30 Walnut Street Spanish Club 2,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4. An Elementary Teacher is her aim in life. And what better could there be. For Jan is bound to be a success. With her evident abilitv. FRANK K. BOMBACl 85 Linden Street Frank has made no definite decision In regard to his future posi- tion. We know for sure he will succeed, He ' s a master indeed. DOROTHY A. BERTONE 56 Cottage Street Dottie is really quite a doll. She only stands about five feet tall. As an Airline Stewardess she will fly. Way up high in the sky. DONNA L. SOEVER 56 Robin Street Girls Sports 2.3,4: Italian Club 3,4: Junior Ach. 2: A.E.P.C. 3,4. Donna likes to work with .Ani- mals. That and her ambition we know. All kinds of animals she wants to teach, A goal she ' s sure to reach. JOSEPH L. BOTTARI 207 Shute Street Band 2,3,4. As time speeds and the years go by. There will be Joe with head held high. This star in the sky, he will a- chieve. In this field of Electronics, we believe. KATHLEEN M. BOY LAND 16 Veterans Avenue MICHAEL P. BRADY 15 Winthrop Road An IBM Operator Kathleen will be. We can watch her buzz that 1403. With your brain and personality. Good luck. Kathleen, we know you ' II succeed. Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Choral Arts 4; French Club 3.4. Goverment work is Mike ' s ambition, And we are confident he ' ll acquire this position. With his winning ways, we soon shall see. Mike ' s on top. sitting care- free. DAWN E. BRANDER 66 Walnut Street Homeroom Officer 4; Jr. Achievement 3,4: Prep Club 4. To be a Stewardess is Dawn ' s aim. Making people happy while up in a plane. She ' ll do her job and do her best, And be the best of all the rest. FRANCES A. BRODERICK 4 Montrose Street Homeroom Officer 2,3; Girl ' s Hockey 2; Prep Club 2,3,4: Pep Squad 2.3.4. Taking notes from the boss ' knee. A Secretary is what Frannie wants to be. With her dark hair and spark- ling eyes. She ' s sure to catch the boss ' sighs. STEPHEN E. BRUCE 223 Russell Street As a Navy Officer Steve will excel. And we ' re sure he ' ll do his job well. He has the best wishes of us all. He ' ll reach the top and never fall. KAREN L. BRUNO 70 Veterans Avenue A Model Karen wants to be. The fashion world she desires to see. We ' re sure when she Models a dress. That she ' ll be a big success. SUSAN M. BURKE 162 Shiitc Street Spanish Club 4; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2.3,4. To become a Nurse is Sue ' s aim. And throu ii this she will gain fame. To find a cure and give a pill. To all those people who are ill. MICHELE BUTLER 53 Wilbur Street French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2; Pep Squad 2. A finer girl will never be found. All the way. the world round. With her smile, charm, and per- sonality. No finer Dental Hygienist will you see. JOHN J. CALLAHAN 30 Pierce .Avenue Dip ' s ambition is noble and sound. No finer boy can be found. So in the future we know he ' ll succeed. As a Government Worker he will take the lead. GEORGE J. BURNIIAM 62 Baldwin Avenue Hockey 2.3,4. As a Commercial .Artist George will excel, In the field we are sure he ' ll do well. With his friendly smile and helpful ways. We ' ll remember George for many days. LINDA A. BUTTER WORTH 2S4 Ferry Street Linda is a very sweet girl. As a Secretary she ' ll be a pearl. We know that she will do well. Here ' s hoping everything turns out swell. JULIE A. CAMARATA 68 Central .Avenue Julie wants an .Artist ' s career. She ' ll succeed, never fear. A girl so quiet and so sweet. To all she knows she is a treat 1 DIANNE J. CANNIZZARO 6 Hawthorne Street JILL V. CAPONE 82 Vernal Street A Secretary is Dee ' s great aim, For with her ability she ' ll gain fame. Good luck is siire to come her way. In a future so bright and gay. Pep Squad 2.3.4. Jill wants to be a Secretary, Who will, with her cute per- sonality. Her nice smile and wonderful ways, Keep her boss gay all day. LOIS S. CAPONE 26A Francis Street She is quiet; she is kind. She ' s the best that vou could find. As a Secretary we all know, She will always be on the go. SHARON S. C. CAPONE 44A Pearl Street Homeroom Officer 2; Pep Squad 3. Shar has been popular and pretty always. And will continue to be so through all her days. A Secretary is her ambition, And she ' ll succeed under any condition. ROSE A. CAPRA 19 Avon Street Rose has made it very plain. To be a Hairdresser is her aim. With her knowledge and desire. This position she will easily ac- quire. KAREN A. CARDELLO 113 Ferry Street Pep Squad 2. A Secretary or Model is what Karen wishes to be. With her charm and ability. And always ready to please. She ' ll reach her goal with the greatest of ease. WILLIAM L. CARDELLO 49 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 2: Football 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4. Billy is great to all he knows, He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. To be a Barber is his aim, Good luek. Billy we know you ' II win fame. EDMUND CARNEVALE 16 Gilmore Street Ed may seem kind of shy. But he is really quite a guy. We here at Everett High know. That whatever he may endeavor. He ' ll he the best ever. JOHN D. CARPENITO 119 Chelsea Street Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3.4. Our Carp is a boy with class. He brings happiness to many a lass. Tall, handsome, with blue eyes. He cuts his competitors down to size. One of the great stars on our football team, He was always ready and on the beam. GL0RL4 M. CATALANO 16 Yarmouth Street School Council 3: Dramatics 3.4: Glee Club 2.3.4: Lyceum 2.3.4: .Ir. Prom Committee 4: Yearbook Representative 4; Cheerleader 4: Italian Club 3,4: Pep Squad 2,3,4. To be a Teacher is Gloria ' s de- sire, A better person no school could hire. A lot of patience Gloria will need, And because of this she ' s sure to succeed. CAMfLLE R. CATALDO 27 Dean Street Homeroom Officer 2,3: Pep Squad 2.3. Laughing, smiling all the day. Camille is always happy and gav. A Secretary is her ambition. We know she ' ll be a success in this position. DENNIS B. CATALDO 23 Highland ,4vcnue Friendliness, personality, and wit, .Are what make Dennis a hit. As a Teacher he ' ll be one of the best. To ever come out of E.H.S. MARY-ANN E. CHENEY 16 Oakland Avenue National Honor Society 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. Mary-Ann is a girl with brains and wit. In the business world she ' II be a hit. Because we know she 11 never quit. When a leader ' s chosen, she ' ll be it. FRANKLIN W. CHUTE 84 High Street Track 2.3.4. It is true. I am no seer. But this I know, Frank will be an Electrical Engineer. With his winning ways and pleasing smile. He ' s sure to go many a mile. ANTHONY P. CIPRIANI 87 Fremont .Avenue Baseball 2: Italian Club 3.4; Homeroom Officer 4; Football 2,3.4. Engineering is Zippo ' s aim. And in this field he ' ll gain fame. He ' ll strive to better himself and never stop. Until he ' s the man who ' s at the top. GERALDINE CITRONI 29 Chatham Road Geri is pretty and very sweet. As a Legal Secretary she won ' t be beat. A popular, sophisticated and am- bitious lass. She ' ll never be forgotten by our class. FRANCES A. CIULLA 73 Garland Street Homeroom Officer 2.3: National Honor Society 3.4. Frannie ' s a girl we ' ll always remember. A lot of fun when we ' re all together. She ' s really gay and really sweet. And as a Secretary she ' ll be a treat. STEPHEN M. CLARKE 92 Lynn Street Over the clouds Clarkie will sail. Up in the sky so blue. Whenever we see an airplane, We will all be thinking of you. LORRAINE R. C LEMONS 1 7 Baldwin A venue Dramatics 3: Glee Club 4: Choral Arts 4; Pep Squad 2. To he a Nurse is Lorraine ' s aim. To help the sick and disregard fame. She ' ll find a cure for every ill, While giving out a wonder pill. RONALD J. COLOSI 41 .Arlington Street Homeroom Officer 4; Hockey 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. To be a Dentist is Colo ' s ambition. Drilling and filling from every position. With his brains and his winning ways. We ' ll soon see Colo fighting tooth decav. DIANE M. COCCO 96 Vernal Street Homeroom Officer 2,4. Dia has looks and personal- ity it ' s true. When we ' re down in the dumps she can make a laugh come true. She ' s reallv one of the best. Loved by ' all at E.H.S. With her winning ways and pleasing smile. She ' ll be a Hairstylist well worthwhile. RALPH V. COL SON 47 Sammet Street Basketball 2: Track 2.3,4; Spanish Club 3. Here ' s a boy with brains and wit, In the Business world he ' ll he a hit. With his winning and delightful ways. Ralph will gain success in all that pays. KEVIN J. CONNOLLY 627 A Broadway Homeroom Officer 3: Football 2,3,4: Baseball 2,3. With his winning smile and cheer- ful wit, Kevin will become an Engineer, we ' re sure of it. In all the world around. You ' II find no Engineer of great- er renown. PAUL A. CONNOR 35 Haskell Avenue Here is a boy who is reallv rated high. there came a long sigh. Paul wants to be an Engineer, We know he ' ll gain fame in that career. I 25 GENE M. CON ROY lUO Russell Street Gene ' s ambition as everyone knows, Is to be a Musician wherever he goes. We all wish him luck when he plays in a band. You ' ll know that it ' s Gene with his guitar in his hand. GAIL C. COOKE 6 Road B Pep Squad 2. Gail is smart in all her ways. She ' ll Teach her students through all her days. The kids will love her as we do, So we bid her farewell and happi- ness too. THOMAS N. COPELAND 308 Chelsea Street Tom we know has a great am- bition. In Accounting he will fill that position. He ' s sure to succeed for his ta- lents are many. His business is open to all and to any. ROBERT E. CONTARDO 131 Elm Street When Bobby leaves this school of learning. He plans to be an Executive with large earnings- We wish him luck and success. And also every happiness. JOHN A. COONEY 14 Autumn Street Track 3: Jr. Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4. John ' s a boy who ' s very well known. He ' s a dynamite kid where pic- tures are shown. So, good luck, John, we hope for the best. Because we know you ' re better than all the rest. EMILIE J. COPPOLA 27 Garland Street Jr. Achievement 3. Pretty and sweet. She can ' t be beat. In the future we shall see, .4 Medical Receptionist Emilie will be. STEPHEN J. COPPOLA 102 Gledhill Avenue PAUL J. CONNORS 23 Montrose Street Football 2.3,4: Baseball 2.3.4. Beak wants to be a Scientist, This we ' re sure he ' ll top the list. When he is famous one day. He came from E.H.S. we will say. Hockey 2,3,4. To be a Machinist, Is what Paul is wishing. With his determination. He wilt fulfill this ambition. LUCILLE A. CO VINO 21 Porter Street Pep Squad 3; National H.S. 3.4. Lucille wants to be a Secretary, Who will with her cute person- ality. Her nice smile, and wonderful ways. Keep her boss gay all day. CHRISTINE M. CRAMB 14 Argyle Street Spanish Club 4; French Club 2; Jr. Achievement 2,3. This little Miss can always be. On our team of life and feel quite free. To spank our kid in the class- room where. She will be Teaching with astute care. ROBERT P. CROWELL 89 Chestnut Street To be a Draftsman, On that Bob ' s mind is set. He ' ll do a job tijiat ' s neat. On that you can bet. PAMELA S CUNNINGHAM 6 Upland Road French Club 2: Jr. Achievement 3. Pam ' s one of those girls who is neat and petite. With a personality titat is very sweet. As a future Teacher she will excel, And all her students will wish her well. WALTER L. CURRANT. JR. 34 Bettinson A venue Wally was the kind oj fellow you see. Who never knew what he wanted to be. No matter what may be his am- bition, We ' re sure he ' ll ain world-wide recognition. JANETS. DAGOSTINO 81 Elsie Street Homeroom Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Jr. Achievement 4; Pep Squad 3,4: Library Staff 4. Laughing, smiling, all the day, Jan is always happy and gay. Medicine is Jan ' s ambition. We know she will be a success in this position. MARIA D. D ' ALLEVA 185 Springx ' ale Avenue Italian Club 2,3,4: Pep Squad 2,3: Class Day Usherette 3: Italian Representative 3,4: Field Hockev 2: Italian Club ' Officer 4. A Secretary is Maria ' s great aim. For with her ability she ' ll gain fame. Good luck is sure to come her way, In a future so bright and gay. NANCY J. DANNA 66 Irving Street Homeroom Officer 2,3: Lyceum 2; Jr. Achievement 2: Pep Squad 2.3: Yearbook Representative 4. Research in Science is Nan ' s aim. In this field she will gain fame. Then the whole world will know her name. We hope your future will he bright. And bring you to your greatest height. NICOLO DAMIANO 8 Dyer Avenue Baseball 4: Basketball 2,4: Basketball Manager 3: Cross Country 2: Italian Club 2,3,4: Italian Club Officer 2,3,4: Jr. Achievement 2: A. E. P. C. 3,4. Nicky was always quiet and shy. But he really is quite a guy. As a Doctor he ' ll be a sen- sation. And will surely succeed in this occupation. PA UL J. DA TTOLI 70 Ash ton Street Homeroom Officer 2,3: Class Officer 4. The Dat is dynamite in every way, He ' s handsome, talented and looks better every day. To be a Computer Technician is his aim. In that we are sure he ' II gain fame. He ' ll always be remembered at E.H.S. as a friend to all. So happiness and success to vou, Paul. KATHRYN C. D ' AVANZO 85 Lynn Street Pep Squad 2. As a Stewardess there couldn ' t be finer, In a jet or in an airliner. Taking care of her passengers all the while, How could Kath fail with her pleasant smile. PAUL J. DAVID AN 77 Woodville Street A Draftsman he will he, A trade requiring skill indeed. If it ' s workmanship vou see Then Paul will fill the bill nicely. EDWARD W. DEARBORN 71 School Street Eddie will give Engineering a fling, And we are sure the future will bring. Health and wealth and lasting ioy. To this very competent boy. JOHNE. DEFINO 125 Estes Street Johnny wants to be a Book- keeper, And Accountant one day. To succeed in every way. He ' ll rise above all competition. DA VI D M. DEMARTINO 963 Broadway Lyceum 2; Band 2. Dave is a treat to all he knows, He ' s full of fun wherever he goes. He is yet undecided of his aim, Good luck, Dave , we know you ' II win fame. ALBERT J. DEMASSE 224 Elm Street Track 3. Data Processing is Al ' 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. GAILM. DEMATTIA 35 ' 2 Dean Street MICHAEL P. DESESA 27 Baker Road Prep Club 2.3: A Secretary is what Gail wants to be. And work in a big company. Her good looks and wonderful ways. Will keep her boss gay every day. Mike ' s ambition is to be, An Electronics Technician. Friendliness, personality, and wit. Is what makes Mike a hit. Good luck, Mike in all you do. For success is sure to come to you. JUDITH A. DESISTO 187 Belmont Street Pep Squad 2.3. Our little Judy is full of fun, And loved at E.H.S. by every- one. Girls like her are hard to meet, For her dynamite ways can ' t be beat. To be a Stewardess she has in mind. And in this career happiness she ' ll find. RICHARD J. DESISTO 86 Baldwin A venue Designing, mapping, and drawing plans. Will be Richie ' s future occupa- tion. In the position of a Draftsman, He ' ll prove to be a great sensa- tion. RICHARD A. DEVEAU 24 Prescott Street Band 3. In I.B.M. Computing, Rich will be doing, Always to succeed in his endeav- ors, And show the way to his com- petitors. ANNM. DIBENEDETTO 36 Linden Street Glee Club 2: Choral .Arts 3; Italian Club 2; French Club 3,4. The sick are always sure to care, When they are in pain and trouble. For Detto will become a Nurse, And soothe them on the double. MICHAEL J. DICECCA 202 Springvale Avenue When it comes to the dnims. Mike ' s on the top. As we all know he ' s cream of the crop. Repairing Computors is his aim, In this field we know he will gain fame. STEVENS. DICICCO 9 Oakland Avenue Homeroom Officer 3,4: Baseball 4: Basket hall 2.3,4: Cross Country 4: Assistant Yearbook Editor 4. A popular hoy with good looks and zest. Steve has passed his class- mate ' s test. Active in school and basketball too. He was always there when there was something to do. As an Accountant his future holds in store, Riches, success, and happiness galore. DOMINIC DIGIAMBATTISTA 162 Main Street Dominic has picked his ambi- tion. Which is to be an Electrician. Be careful. Dom, in what rou do. The best of luck from us to you. RICHARD J. DIGIANTOMMASO 8 Edith Street Homeroom Officer 2; Football 2. To be an Engineer is Richie ' s aim. And in this field he will gain fame We wish you success in all you do, Best of luck from us to you. JOANNE M. DILEO 121 Union Street CAROL A. DIORIO 134 Fuller Street Pep Squad 2. To be an Airline Stewardess is Jo- Jo ' s aim. She ' ll be the best and gain great fame. For we all know her winning wavs. Will help her reach success someday. Pep Squad 2,3. Teaching is what Carol has in mind. And she ' ll be the best that you will find. At the head of the class she ' ll rate number one, She ' ll even make school seem like fun. •it PATRICIA M. DiSABATINO 16 George Street Homeroom Officer 3; Yearbook Staff 4. Patti is shy but full of fun, To her sueeess is sure to come. A File Clerk she will be, The best one you will ever see. EMIDIO B. DIVINO 3 Laurel Street To he an Engineer is Emido ' s ambition. And he will do well in this position. Pleasant, cheerful, helpful, and kind. He ' s the type of guy you seldom find. BONNIE L. DOHERTY 125 Florence Street Yearbook Representative 4; Pep Squad 2,3. Bonnie is cute as we all know. Skiing and Scuba-diving. She ' s always on the go. To be a Nurse is her aim. Through this she will gain fame. KA THLEEN E. DOHER TY 31 Mansfield Street Band 2.3,4; French Club 2: Jr. Achievement 2. A real cute kid who ' s on the beam. To be a Nurse is Kathie ' s dream. At the hospital she ' ll do her best. Keeping patients quiet and com- fortably at rest. PATRICK W. DOHERTY 226 Russell Street Track 2.3,4. When Pat embarks on his ca- reer. None of us he ' d ever fear. To work as a Policeman, he ' ll do his best, To reach the peak of this quest. JAMES M. DO NO VAN 44 High Street Jay ' s ambition is noble and sound, No finer boy can be found. In the future we know he ' ll succeed, As Electrical Engineer, he ' ll take the lead. -A ctivities 102 tlnletics The Season Head Coach Sarno and his able assistants made no promises as they struggled valiantly to whip together a representative team of inexperienced candidates. Tri-Captains Moore, Masiello, and Lucci would prove to be shining examples of willingness and determination in leading our stalwarts. We opened the season against old rival Newton and ran into troubles all afternoon. It is seldom that an Everett team fails to score, but this was one of those days. Our defense fell apart and our offensive line was outsmarted and outplayed by a smaller and more agile group. Despite our loss there were bright spots in the performance of our undergraduate backs in the persons of Saia, Nuzzo, and Romboli. Nice things could be expected later on. We bounced back with a win the following week against a fair Somenille team. Moore demonstrated his passing ability by tossing a pair of touchdown passes to Nuzzo and RomboH. Capra scored the points after on a rush. Our defense did a complete about face as they held the Somenille ground attaclc to a minus and constantly had their quarter back running for his life with a great pass rush. A powerful Quincy team poured it to us the f)llowing week. Our pass defense was constantly left flat-footed as they scored twice through the air. A sixty-five yard run and a gift via the fumble gave them their other opportunities. Bill Foley put us in the scoring column on a run. 4 ■4 The Big Red rose up against Revere and took home the Centennial Day Celebration prize. Revere took an early lead but then we went into high gear. Roinholi had a great day as he scored on a ninety-one yard run, a pass completion, and had four conversion points. Even the score did not show completely our domination. We stayed on the victory path as we downed the Medford Mustang in our next outing. Our defense came to the fore as Jagiello blocked two punts and recovered one for a score. RornboU intercepted a pass and ran it in for a touchdown. Later Nuzzo ran for a score and Romboli finished it off with another touchdown run. John Carpenito received the award for being the outstanding lineman of the day. Against North Quincy our offense was great but again our defense fell apart. We dropped this one in a nip and tuck battle by four touchdowns to three. Nuzzo was our shining light with two runs for scores while Jagiello intercepted a pass and scooted in for the other score. Our game with Beverly proved to be a high scoring game, but a good one even though we were o)i the losing end. Tlie Tide took an early two touchdown lead on the great running of Nuzzo. The end of the half saw us sitting on this lead. Then the Panthers put together a great third period and not only caught us but forged ahead. Moore plunged over later to tie it up. but all was in vain. Beverly took the ball and with time running out managed to score and salt the game away. For the first time since 1960 Maiden beat us in our own back yard. We fell behind in the first half by two touchdowns. We came out at the start of the second half ready to beat the world. In a space of less than three minutes we roared back and on the running of Foley, Nuzzo, and Romboli we tied up the game. Then we lost our cool as the Golden Tornadoe passed and ran for the tiebreaker and a win for them. We satisfied our Thanksgiving appetite with a great win over our arch-rival Chelsea. The Red Devils were enjoying their best season in years but they proved to be no match for the Crimson Tide. Nuzzo ran roughshod over them on two great runs for scores. In addition to this he had two scores recalled on penalties after two other great runs. To all our Seniors we wish them great luck and success in their game of life. The Season EVERETT 0 Newton 20 EVERETT 14 Somerx ' ille 0 EVERETT 6 Quincy 29 EVERETT 24 Revere 8 EVERETT 22 Medford 8 EVERETT 18 North Quincy 25 EVERETT 24 Beverly 32 EVERETT 20 Maiden 32 EVERETT 12 Chelsea 6 I The Season Coach Pisacreta greeted an inexperienced squad which lacked any outstanding height. It was hoped that the loss of seniors would not prove to be too great a hinderance, but this was what proved to be the greatest handicap. The team opened the season against a good Medford team and had bad first and third periods. This was the difference as we played them better than even for the other two. Keegan was high scorer with nineteen points in our 75 to 63 loss. The return game with the Mustangs saw us hold a first half lead and then fall apart in the third quarter. We were unable to come from behind and thus we dropped this one by a 71 to 65 margin. Keegan was tops again with twenty-one points followed by McLaughlin with twelve. Against Watertown we fell flat on our faces for three periods and couldn ' t buy a basket. We found ourselves in the final quarter but all too late. Despite our surge of thirty-three points we were beaten by an 80 to 71 count. Keegan with nineteen points and McLaughlin with sixteen did yeoman work for the Crimson. Quincy bombed us from the opening whistle and lead by fourteen points at the half. We held on for the second half but wound up on the short end of an 88 to 72 score. Anzalone proved to be high scorer with sixteen points. The turnabout game with the Presidents was a repetition of the first game. Lack of height was killing us. They coasted home with a 93 to 74 win. McLaughlin dropped in twenty-five big points followed by Driscoll with seventeen. Against Lowell it was nip-and-tuck all the way. The first half was a stalemate at twenty-seven all. We outscored them by two points in the third quarter and this proved to be the difference as the final whistle blew to give us a 61 to 59 win. Keegan, Alston, Anzalone, and McLaughlin were in the double figures. The return battle with Lowell was almost a •■m mm WKf — 1 repeat performance except that they lead by eight big points at the half. We found the range in the third period and evened up the scores and roared on to win by another two-point margin 71 to 69. Anzalone had a good night with twenty-one points while Keegan, Heavey and McLaughlin all were in double figures. Revere outscored us in all but one period as everything we threw up went awry. The final spread of sixteen points was not representative of our efforts in our 86 to 70 loss. Keegan was our mainstay with twenty-nine points followed by McLaughlin with fifteen. The Beach City boys really bombed us in our meeting. It wasn ' t until the final period that we showed any life and then it was too late as was shown in the final 91 to 69 score. Anzalone managed to garner twenty points. North Quincy dominated the boards all night and showed us no mercy. We failed to be in the ball game from the start. Each quarter saw us fall behind slowly but surely as they romped to an 82 to 50 victory. Keegan managed to get twenty-two points and McLaughlin fourteen. Tlie return bout with North was a complete turnabout. We played them tight and ran them all over the floor for three quarters and held on to a six-point lead. We slowed in the final stanza but held on to win a great victory by 63 to 61. Keegan, Penta, Anzalone, and McLaughlin were all in double figures. Everett and Maiden has always been a great rivalry in any sport and this was to be no exception. We went from a two-point first quarter lead to a three-point spread at the half in a ding-dong battle. In the second fialf we played consistently and continued to forge ahead and emerge on the long end of a 60 to 53 score. Our return engagement with the Tornadoes was a repeat performance of our first game with only a couple of points separating us up to mid-way in the final stanza when we dropped in a series of baskets to win by 61 to 52. Keegan popped in twenty-four points. Somerville was the team to beat in the league and we tried hard. We played them even in the first period but fell behind by six points at the half. We kept at them during the third quarter but the final period saw us fade as they banged out a 72 to 56 win. Keegan, Anzalone, and Driscoll were in double figures. We opened strong against them in the return go and jumped off to a ten-point lead at the first rest period. They cut our lead down slowly but surely. We fell apart in the final quarter and they trotted home with a 70 to 59 win. Keegan and McLaughlin had eighteen and nineteen points respectively. Chelsea proved to be no great trouble to the Tide as we dominated the game from the start. We led at the half by eleven points and preceeded to turn it on in the last half to coast to an 82 to 48 win. Again it was Keegan with twenty-three points and Anzalone and McLaughlin both in double figures. The Red Devils scared us to death in our deciding game. The first half was a repetition of our first game and we went into the final period with a fifteen point lead. They outscored us by fourteen points in this period and we were lucky to survive by a score of 86 to 85. The season was far from a winning one but we did have a chance to spend the long cold winter nights in cheering whether we won or lost. All of these good times are a part of our memories. Thanks to all the players who did their best and gave so fully of their efforts. Good luck and may you all score many baskets in your persuit of happiness in life. The Season After the championship season of last year, things looked bleak for Coach Mulloy as he greeted but one returning letterman. There was a nucleus of inexperienced material and hopes were alive for a representative team. We opened against favored Maiden and managed to outplay and outshoot them all night only to settle for 1 to 1 tie on a solo goal by Jim English. Quincy nosed us out by a 2 to 1 score in a very close game. Doucet was the lone scorer on a pass from English. Medford was top favorite to win the league championship but we dampened their hopes with a solid 1 to 0 shutout. Lahclla scored the whining goal. Vautour, English, and Morgan to were great. We racked up North Quincy on goals by English and Palumbo in a good 2 to 1 game. The same week we had a real tough come-from-behind win against Revere. This was a wide open game and had to do it the hard way with a four goal period to win by a 6 to 4 count. Chelsea posed no great problem as our fast skating line bombed them with a 3 to 0 shutout on goals by Labella, Morgan to, and Guarino. We again had to come from behind against Somervillc and nosed them, out in the closing second 2 to L Morgan to scored on a solo and Kelliher banged one home on an assist from Barry and Vautour to save the day. Our return game with Maiden again ended in a stalemate. We lead going into the final stretch only to have them tie it up and go ahead on two quick goals. With two second left, Doucet salvaged our lie. Quincy played us to a 1 to 1 tie in another last minute hair raiser after we lead all the way. Against North Quincy we played sloppy hockey and were fortunate to come up with another tie game, 1 to 1. The Mustangs o f Medford revenged their carUcr loss to us by turning the tables and squeaking out a 3 to 2 win. We lead in the final period only to lapse as two long shots from the blue line dented the strings. In our worst game of the season we fell apart against Revere in a definite 4 to 1 loss. Labella managed to score with assists going to Doueette and Morganto. We bounced back in a complete reversal of form against Chelsea as we shut them oi(t again 4 to 0. Ray, Morganto, Barry and Kelliher scored on assists from Barry. Ray, and Labella. Colosi was outstanding in goal. Somerville tipped us over in a heartbreaker despite our outplaying them and outshooting them by a 2 to 1 score. Our third meeting with Maiden proved nothing for the season as we again wound up in a tie. This time it was 3 to 3. Morganto, Labella, and Vautour scored for the tide. Quincy showed no mercy as they poured it on to us in our 4 to 0 loss. There was no question of doubt as to the better team as they bombed us from start to finish. We again reversed our form and came back against North Quincy to win 5 to 3. At one time we lead by four goals only to fall into a lapse but did manage to hold on to win. Labella, Ray, Morganto, Barry, and Doueette proved to be our big guns. Medford won the deciding game against us and this drove us out of the playoffs and just about gave them the championship. This one was lost by a 3 to 1 margin. Our final two games against Revere and Chelsea both wound up in tie games, 1 to 1 and 2 to 2. Our overall season showed seven wins, six losses, and seven ties. Good luck to all the seniors as you skate down the rink of life. Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Everett Maiden Quincy North Quincy Medford Revere Chelsea Someirille Maiden Quincy North Quincy Medford Revere Chelsea Somerville Maiden Quincy North Quincy Medford Revere Chelsea 1 2 7 0 4 0 1 2 I 1 3 4 0 1 3 4 3 3 1 2 I ,UJJ Hi Lites Senior Prom Committee Junior Prom Committee Class History Twelve years ago, doting mothers, accompanied by their freshly scrubbed little offsprings, made their way, sad but happy, to the confines of the various schools to enter us in The Promised Land . For some, a day of weeping: for some, a day of joy; and for some, a day of daze. Somehow we survived, as did our mothers. Gradually we adjusted, and as the years passed, we progressed up the ladder of book and social learning. New-found friends molded us into a spirit of togetherness and we became a part of the generation gap . Our casual acceptance of everyday elementary school life was not to last forever as we received a jolt when we found ourselves cast into the turbulent sea of junior high school. New adjustments to new surroundings, new faces, and a new way of life soon became part of us. Here we discovered that boys in all cases were not the terrible creatures we firmly believed them to be. Boys became more tolerant of the girls and found they were not the far out pests they were in past years. We survived the seventh and eighth trades and managed to discover we were now looked up to by little ones we left behind. We were now to be considered Freshmen in the Parlin School . We overcame the rigors of regimentation, the reciting of Character, the gestapo methods of the traffic squad, and the continued social disinclination of the opposite sex. All this and the childishness of the lower classmen made our longing for our exodus a thing of great desire. June came and here we were on the threshold of expectation as were soon to be part of our idols, members of Everett High School. September and utter bewilderment! Brothers, sisters, and bosom friends turned against us as we entered the Big House . Rules, regulations, freedom of Jiling, new programs, where to go, how to get there, no one to help us, utter chaos was ours! How we yearned for the good old Parlin! We managed to live through it all and gradually adjusted to our insignificance and became a part of a smooth working machine. We soon elected Cheryl Erickson as President of our class and Julie Camarata and Karen Feraco as Vice-president and Secretary. Our representatives in the Council were Janet Hanson, Pauline Miller, and Elaine Scotti. Lucci, Foley, Fields, Moore, and Carpenito became familiar names from our class on the gridiron. Likewise did many of us become familiar with that little office occupied by. Mr . Leo, our Submaster. The year passed quickly as we witnessed the football games, the basketball and hockey games, and in the spring our baseball heroes and track men. Never will we forget our dances where girls danced with boys (in their dreams) and boys just stood around and gawked. We participated in the strike because we didn ' t liave time out to see our Red Sox play in the World Series. Our girls introduced the long-hair look and mini skirts and the boys became a ittle sloppier in their dress. This was progress! All too soon it ended and most of s found ourselves eleva d to the Junior class, j j j ||| As Juniors our mouths became a little larger and our walks a little more flagrant. We were quite taken up with our importance. We changed some of our class officers with the election of Ralph Young as [Resident, Ray Marshall, Vice-president, Karen Feraco as Secretary, and Kathy Jones as Treasurer. We added an additional member to the Council as we elected Gloria Catalano, PauUne Miller, Elaine Scotti, and Andrea Yancey. Our football and basketball teams were not champs but they gave their all. Hockey became the number one sport as our heroes garnered the Greater Boston League Championship. How about our big protest for the War Moratorium! Remember how we were persuaded to return to our classes and practice Peace and not Rebellion. At this stage of the game we broke the ice with adjustments of the dress code. At last the girls were able to wear slacks during the cold days of winter. The boys were able to wear their hair a little longer providing it was neat and cleaji. Of course we had the usual few who couldn ' t distinguish dungarees from slacks. The cold of winter gave way to the beauty of spring and with it came our Junior Prom, our first real formal. Mr. DeRubeis and his diligent committee was to be commended for their wonderful job in transforming our gym into A Piece of Paradise . What a complete transition as casual dress gave way to the splendor of beauty and pageantry. Beautiful girls and beautiful gowns coupled with the grandeur of young men attired in formal dress left nothing to be wished for. Mai Habeeb was our Queen and reflected the beauty of the entire assembly. Our Junior year flew by and with it had come the appointments for yearbook pictures and the ordering of class rings. June Rohner and Vin Simonelli held us spellbound as they topped the field in the Elks Oratorical Contest. The Seniors left and this was the end of the year. Our final summer of basking on the sun-drenched sands of Reve re Beach came to a close and we returned as Seniors. We at once set sail and elected Paul Dattoli as our President ably assisted by Ray Marshall, Vice-president; Karen Feraco, Secretary; and Audrey Classman, Treasurer. We sent as representatives to the Student Council Andrea Yancey, Gloria Catalano, Terrie Epstein, Al Massaro, and Elaine Scotti. Our athletic teams were not of championship calibre but they gave a great account of their abilities. One big disappointment was the loss of our source of coffee and do-nuts through the closing of Vargi ' s. What a catastrophe. ' Then came yearbook candids, yearbooks and the elections, glossies, part time jobs, studies, college boards, college applications, more studies, hopes for the future and plans for the future. Then we had those bomb scares. At first a lark, but then a nuisance when the weather became cold and we froze after the evacuation. January 1 and the appearance of our council members before the School Committee and the abolishment of the dress code was a hi-light of the year. No more formal attire! Freedom of dress as far as hair for the boys was concerned, whether on the head or face. Dungarees are in for both boys and girls. All this on a trial basis til June. This was certainly progress? It seems only yesterday that these little hands were holding so tightly to mother ' s hands and here we are nearing the end. How the years flew by. Yearbooks have been distributed and we know the end is at hand. We silently offer our thanks to loving parents for their help and understanding along the way.. We thank our teachers for their patience and tolerance, and to all our friends and classmates we say So Long . May the future years refresh your Memories of things n ot here brought to light. May all the good things so wished for and sought after be a certainty. This is in part our history. Not great, not small, but to all to have and to hold as Graduates of Everett High. SEEKERS OF COMPANIONSHIP Gail Cooke, Mike DiCevca. Donald Eiiglehart. Janice Hendrix, Pauline Miller, Elaine Scotti, Stanley Morrill. Robert Mucciarone, David Nitishian, Antoinette Pace, Arthur Summering, Debbie Sutton, Steve Bruce, and Richard DcSisto. MENTAL GIANTS Ronald Barber. Ralph Colson. Edward Dearborn. David DeMartino. Kathy Doherty, James Donavon, James Ennamorati, Mike Follis, Joe Giannone, Cynthia Hathaway, Rose Heffernan, Mary Ann Kelly, Debbie Quirk, Cindy Sacramone, Victor Sordillo, Donna B(K ' ver, and Marguerite Sarahia. SUGAR AND SPICE Billy Arsenault, Mary Badessa, Susan Burke, Michelle Butler, Pam Cunningham, Susan Dooley, Marilyn Fennessey. Mike Frongillo, Yolanda Jurewicz, Donna La Cortiglia, Diane Lawrence, Diane Lorenti, Carol Mangino, Steve Norton, Rose Puopolo, Janet Flowers, Rose Anne Patturelli, Danny Laurenza, and Eddie LoRusso. REACHING FOR THE MOON Rose Mary Miller, David Allen, Janice Blomley, Mike Brady, Mary Ann Cheney, Lucille Covino, Emidio Divino, Tcrrie Epstein, Jeatme Gibson, Kathy Grcgoirc, Dale Malabarba. John Mavilio. Lana Melnik, Lawrence Sacco, William Shaw. John Hedley, Linda Gaff, Marilyn Rappa. and Bryna Stillman. 126 SUMMER BLONDES Brenda Harney. Ray Marshall. Kenny Spencer, Donald Stewart. Peggy Warren. Rebecca Wolpe, Sharon Capone. Chris Cramb, Kathy Greene, Karon Lombardi, Diane Mangino, Gail McManus, Joanne Miller, Maddy Mitchell, Eileen Peterson, Albert Rigolini, and Raymond Snu ' th Joanne Alhano, Bonnie Doherty, Hilda Howard, Donna (iiuliano. Janice (Iriffin, Kathy Jackson, Pat Kellelier, Danny Laurenza. Marjorie Mennino, Anne Sylvia, John Yeo, Caniille Paolelta, Frances Pesce, Alice Ragiicci, Sam Ragucci, Patty Falite, Maddy Mitchell, Janet Hanson, Rose Capra, and Richard De Veau. OFFICE SYMPA THIZERS George Burnham, Randy Labonte. Richie Levinson, Anthony Mazzucco, Ken Reavey, Robert Schenna, James Saehetta, Robert Sateriale, Norman Solari, Robert Stevenson, Eddie LaRossa, Cathy Langone, Tom Dorney, Robert Doyle, Eddie Carnevalle, Richard Sampson, Peter Strong, Leon Walker, Anthony Pesce, and Tom Trodella. NEVER TO WALK ALONE Nancy Barry, Paul Connors, Gloria Catalano, Ronnie Colosi, Nancy Danna, Steve Arsenault, Carol Diorio, Richie DiGiantommaso, Charlie Gallagher, Mary McClay, Paul Palumbo, Dianne Lynn, Steve Marenghi, Linda Singleton, Marianne Soule, Carmem Schiavo, Dennis Poste, Angela Rugggiero, Diane Cocco, Pat Fournier, Dorothy Remillard and Stephanie Russo. LEADERS OF THE BROWNIE TROOP Karen Cardello, Georgie Eisner, Carol Fiore, Gerard Fulchini, Judy Guiffre, Debbie Kirschenbauer, Annette LaMarca, Rose Anne Latorelli, Frank Simione, Ellen Roberts, Denise Pothier, Mike Tortorici, Scott Taylor, James Taylor, June Rohner, June Haley, Linda Mobilia, Doreen Groom, Harriet Merer, Donna Woodv, and Carmine Vetrano. 1 J G.A.P. BIG TIME OPERATORS John Carpenito, Paul Dattoli, Steve DiCicco, Charlie Fields, Richie DiGiantommaso, Billy Foley, Peter Kinch, Al Masiello, Gary Moore, John Stallbaum. Bobby Post, Gary Pippy, Gene Conroy, Dennis Mooney, Tony Cipriani, and Al Massaro 127 THE FIRST SHALL BE LAST Steve Alepede, Dennis Barry, Frank Chute, Tom Steenson, Ruth demons, Mary Durant, Terry Letendre, Joanne Ragucci, Ronnie Viseonte, Frank Warren, Stere Bruce, Anthony Pesce, Rus Alder, Sal Piccolo, Greg Pionin, Josephine Staffieri, and Maria Squadrito. CAREER CHARACTERS Diane Alex, Kathy D ' Avanzo, Paul Doucette, Mary Ellen English, Chris Fudge, Steve Hudson, Sue Lombardi, Bob Mansfield, Corinne Masiello, Clare Santoro, Kathleen Squatrito, Joyce Teehan, Eddie Terino, Pamela Watts, Susan Williams, Mike McKenzie, Joanne Benedetto, Linda Savage, Linda Shockley, and Maureen Strong. MUSCLES OF R UBBER BANDS George Barton, Bill Cardello, Kevin Connolly, A I Demasse, Jim English, Rich Guarino, Billy Keegan, Steve Litchenberg, Paul Lucci, Bob Mandolese, Dave McLaughlin, Charlie Peluso, Paul Yahoodik, Bob Underwood, Nick Damiano, Bill Jamerson, Bob Penta, Dave DeMartino, Roger Sanderson, and Gerald Stevens. WILD IN THE STREETS Frank Addonizio, Peter Aliberti, Bob Baldi, Steve Coppola, Nick Ingaciola, Dan Lacorazzo, Kevin OBrien, Paul Michalski, Billy Silva, John Sullivan, Arthur Gallant, Beverly Garafalo, Nick Govostes, John Nicolosi, and Billy Penney APRON STRINGERS Nick Addonizio, William Baldwin, Lawrence Belinsky, Frank Bombaci, Joseph Bottari, Peter Dunn, David Fullerton, William Mabey, Barbara Maloney, Stephanie Marino, Tom Visco, Maureen Palmer, Gary Reinstein, Palmaria Ricci, Robert Babikian. 128 THE UNTHINKABI.es Mclvin Berry, Kathy Boyland, John Callahan, Steve Clark, Bob Contardo, Jan Fiorentino, Sue Ellen Lavenia, Dan LeFave, Jim Lindasy, Rose Merritt, Vincie Oliver!, Joe Trabiicco, Paul Yee, Margaret Barbato, Robert Strong, and Richard Sully. 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