Everett Vocational High School - Echoes Yearbook (Everett, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1964 volume:

' UZ( L fjtf, nvm m mi Office Staff nu -Arthur Wc onion War„ C. Curt m ’ r ° r «i £2 ' ®-° Helm aiulis«o. cre n Konald Js tJfrvdmt James fader on.,U ct hf. Rafferty,? - - C 5s2SX2 %flsaQ ai5g glStt5 23 SUMMER STREET EVERETT, MASSACHUSETTS orer. I J w o works with liis band U ■ s is a J Ce who works witk kis kands and bead is a craftsman. JKc wko works wi tk b is bands. bis bead, andb is heart is an artisan. I I I The Graduating Class of ' 64 dedicate our Yearbook to our former instructor of the Electrical Department, Mr. Cecil Kenny, who retired in January of this year. Mr, Kenny is Inspector of Wires in Westwood, his home town. He is also a consultant for the Electronic Welding Co. in Amesbury. The Class of 1964 wish him many years of success and happiness. EXECUTIVE OFFICER MR. WILLIAM P. CANTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT MR. CHARLES E. BLEILER ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR MR. JOHN W. BATES PRINCIPAL YEAR BOOK COMMITTEE Front Row: William Levy, Judith Hanley, Alice Gaylord, Charles Ebert Last Row: Charles Foley, Norman Henderson, James Hickey, Charles Smith, Ronald Senna EVERETT SCHOOL COMMITTEE Joseph ytylc J Ca le Xe % V- 9£Uo CL airman Vice-CL airman filler! v 7 orr - (ZLarles £. JjricUi ‘William J C. Cjcrety jC outs S.X e RONALD J. JANNINO - President ( 2 144 JAMES J. ANDERSON Vice President GAIL F. RAFFERTY treasurer HELEN J. GIULIANO - Secretary MARIA V. ALIBERTI Business Department, Credit 1 ,2 Junior Class President, Senior class Treasurer, Decorating Committee Marie is charming, regal and tall. She stands out among us all. Her voice is friendly, soft and clear. So very pleasing to the ear. JAMES ANDERSON Automobile Repairing Class Secretary 3 Senior Class Vice-President Jim is quite a hard working lad A nicer boy could not be had If ever your car needs repair He is the one to fix it with care. JAMES ASSETTA Automobile Repairing Class President 4 Dance Committee 1,2 If ever you are in need Jim is a friend indeed He is always helpful, always gay When a favor is needed, look his way FREDERICK M. BENNETT Radio Television Prep Club 2,3 Credit 2,3 Fred is tops in more ways than one He is sure to get any job done. Always willing to lend a hand If a problem, you don ' t understand. VINCENT BONO Machine Department, Class President, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Baseball Captain 4, Basketball 12 4, Perfect Attendance 2 If an eye on Bono you intend to keep Don ' t be alarmed if he seems asleep Those in know, know that his forte Is on the diamond or the basketball court. GLADYS BRYSON Home Economics Class Vice-President A very pretty and sweet miss That thinks home making is such bliss Who knows, in a few years we might see Gladys in the Miss America contest at Miami. RALPH BUTTARO Cabinet Honor 3,4 Prep Club 4 Ralph has not decided what the future will be for him but we wish this nice young man great good fortune. CARMEN CAPACHIETTI Automobile Repairing Cappy is always full of fun He ' ll wait till tomorrow to get his work done In academics he may not star But oh can he repair a car. ♦ ANTHONY CARPENELLA Cabinet Anthony is a hard worker who should do well in the future. JAMES CODNER Cabinet Track 1, 2 Gym Exhibition 3 Capt of Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 4 A man of action not of talk Jim must run where others walk. He ' s filled with wanderlust and so-- Into the Air Force he will go. DONALD CROCKER Sheet Metal Baseball 1,2,3 Cross Country 1,2,3 Curly-headed with big brown eyes Always gives him a look of surprise Add to this a pleasant smile Topped by a mind that ' s busy the while. LEO CURRAN Machine Department, Honor Roll 12 3, Class Vice-President 3, Gym Exhibition 12 3 Leo excelled in being late In this one area he sure was great But he leaves the school in a state of shock Because he recently got in by eight o ' clock. CHARMAINE DALPHONE Business Department, Decorating Committee A winsome Miss full of pep. That ' s our Charmaine—she ' s really hep. And when her working day is through She ' ll be a wife, and a good one, too. JOSEPH JOHN D ' ANTON Cabinet Gym Exhibition 1,2, 3 Prep Club 2 yrs. Baseball 1 Honor 1,2 Credit 3,4 The teaching profession catches the eye Of this young man, a real nice guy. We hope he realizes this ambition Perhaps E. V. H. S. will give him a position. JAMES DeGURSKI Cabinet Gym Exhibition 1, Class Treasurer 4 When Jim is working at the trade He will find that he has it made For at VoCo all his teachers Have taught him all the helpful features. RONALD J. DEMBKOSKI Radio Television Honor 1 Gym Exhibition 1,2,3 Class President 2,3 Prep Club 2,3 Traffic Squad 3 Ron is a quiet and interesting boy Always laughing and full of joy. He always does his very best Our Ron is sure to become a success LORRAINE DiFILIPPO Business Department, Junior year Treasurer, Senior year Class President Graduating Class Vice President Prep Club Lorraine is friendly Sweet and small With a cheerful word For one and all. THOMAS DiNUCCIO Machine Department, Credit List 2 3, Prep Club 3 4 , Dance Committee 3 Tommy is always full of fun He gets along with everyone But whether in auto or in machine His best works ' done, whilst in a dream. JOSEPH DiPERRI Cabinet Gym Exhibition 3,4 Prep Club 4 Joe is a good Joe We all wish him well And hope that the future Will treat him real well. EDWARD DOOLEY Decorating Vice-President 3, Secretary 2 Full of pep and full of vim Nothing ever bothers him. Life is an adventure to this young lad As nice a boy as we ' ve ever had. 3 CHARLES EBERT JR. Radio Television Gym Exhibition 1,2,3 Honor 1,2,3 Traffic Squad 2,3 Class Vice-President 2,3 Prep Club 2,3 Yearbook Representative One of the necest boys we know. His fine personality made it so. For he is talented and bright, you see A big success he is sure to be. JOAN ELLARD Business Department , Prep Club Joan is cheerful, gentle, and neat, A combination that is hard to beat. I know her dreams will come true Because she has the mentality, too. IB ROBERT ELLS Automobile Repairing Class Treasurer 3 Though Bob delights in clowning around A better friend cannot be found Full of mischief and full of fun Liked by each and every one. PATRICIA FARRINGTON Business Department, Prep Club Pat is quiet, pleasant, and shy Her ambition will carry her high. Whatever you attempt to do Here ' s hoping luck will be with you. CHARLES FOLEY Decorati ng President 2,3 Charlie is likely to succeed If he keeps up his painting speed. JOHN FOLEY Printing Department Baseball 1 Credit 1,4 Honor 2,3 Gym Exhibition 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 4 Yearbook Representative Running a job or taking a test At these things we know John is best. And when the time comes to go his way His talents will bring him a good weeks ' pay. Frank J. Ford Cabinet Credit 1 Gym Exhibition 1,2 Anyone who wants a champ should hire Our Frankie for he ' s a ball of fire. And at this lad take a closer Took He is just about perfect in our book. MARY FRIZZELL Home Economics Class President Many valuable things are small in size Our Mary can qualify as the top prize Always helpful, friendly and sweet A nice disposition makes it complete. MARILYN GALLANT Home Economics Marilyn has a good word for everyone She ' s generous, kind and full of fun If all the students were as nice as she Teaching school a pleasure would be. PAUL GARGAN Sheet Metal BasketbalI 1,2,3 Prep Club 2,3 DanceCommittee 1,2,3 Vice-President 2,3 Lincoln Welding Contest 2,3 Paul really cuts quite a caper Gifted with a happy nature Being a real nice guy is his special trait We really think that this lad is great. ROBERT GARRETT Sheet Metal He ' ll keep the planes of the A.F. In good repair, we vow For Bob is a hard worker Who really has the know-how. ALICE GAYLORD Home Economics Yearbook Representative A violet by a mossy stone Half-hidden from the sky Fair as a star when only one Is shining in the sky. KAREN GILLCRIST Business Karen ' s a gal with a nice personality She ' s pretty and neat and full of vitality. One of the nicest we have ever known We wish her the best wherever she roams. GARY GILLIS Sheet Metal A sense of humor and a flashing grin Brightens up any spot he ' s in. A real good asset in the Shop We hope this talent will never stop. HELEN GIULIANO Business Helen has a winning way Her manner is so bright and gay She has just the right disposition For a girl who wants to be a beautician! THOMAS GOZDON Machine Department, Credit List 2 3 4, Yearbook Committee 4, Prep Club 4, Dance Committee 4 Tom’s favorite pastime has always been girls They carried his books while he pulled their curls Now that he ' s older he enjoys them much more And they enjoy him cause he ' s never a bore. WILLIAM GRUGNALE JR Radio Television Credit 1,2,3 Track Team 1,2,3 Traffic Squad 2,3 Prep Club 2,3 Into the army Bill will go Just how far we do not know. Always working hard in shop We are si re that he will reach the top. JUDITH HANLEY Business Department An airline hostess Judy will become She will fly high and have a good income. She is smart and pretty we all agree She ' ll go to another school to get her degree. WILLIAM HARTWELL Machine Department, Track 1 2, Ford Industrial Art Contest 1, Prep Club 4, Gym Exhibition 12 3 4 Bill was always the teacher ' s pet And they can ' t get over his leaving yet Helpful, courteous, obedient and kind To all his faults they obviously were blind. NORMAN C. HENDERSON Cabinet- Honor 1,2,3 Credit 4 Yearbook Representative While he ' s been here, he ' s a real go-getter Paying heed, learning his trade to the letter A harder working student could not be found With all this ambition his future is sound. JAMES HICKEY Electric Class President 3 Honor 3 Jim is a fine and upstanding lad When he leaves we won ' t be glad But one thing is safe to say When he gets out he ' ll make his own way! MARY ELLEN HOGAN Business Mary Ellen is a clever lass She brings good humor to every class. Joking, laughing, every day We hope she ' ll always stay that way. JOHN HOWE Cabinet Basketball 2, Baseball 1,2 Gym Exhibition 1 ,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Prep Club 4, President Prep Club Perfect Attendance 1,2 A determined lad will set in motion Cabinet styles—you ' ve no notion Of how, in industry, a great tycoon Will be John Howe, and very soon. RONALD JANNINO Cabinet Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 2, Gym Exhibition 1,2,3,4 Honor 1,2 Credit 3,4 Class Secretary 4 Anchors aweigh will be his song We hope his ship goes bobbing along. And finds good harbors forevermore ' Til he ' s landed safely on the shore. ELAINE LaNASA Business Department, Decorating Committee Elaine can be serious or very gay Her intelligence will bring her to success some day. Never worries and gets things done She ' s pleasant and likes most everyone. WILLIAM LEVY Automobile Repairing Good Govt. Day Student Representative Class Vice-President 3 Yearbook Representative A deeply serious boy is Bill You hardly ever see him standing still But when he knows the work is done He will relax and join the fun RAY MARTINEZ Printing Gym Exhibition 1 ,2,3,4 Ray is not disturbed by any great ambition, but hopes to join the Navy in the future. We hope he enjoys smooth sailing. RICHARD W. MAY Cabinet 3 Honor 1,2 Credit 3 Dance Committee 1 Track 1,2,3 We wonder if A girl in every port Will be Richard May ' s report When Navy Blue will be his station Around the world his destination. LYNDA MERLINA Business Department, Credit 1,2 Class secretary and Vice-President 1, Prep Club 2, President and Treasurer 2, Prom Committee Lynda is pretty and bright Her marks are a teacher ' s delight. In life, I ' m sure, she ' ll make a dent She might even run for President. DANIEL MIKOLAJEWSKI Printing Credit 1,2,3 Yearbook Representative A real shining light at Linotype is our boy, Danny, talented-bright. We hope that his smile and pleasant ways Will bring rich rewards in future days. PATRICIA MILO Business Department, Graduating Class Secretary, Prep Club She has a talent worth a good penny. Envied by some, not given to many. She ' s cute, bright-really the smartest. We all know her as Pat Milo, the artist. STEPHEN MONTALBANO Printing Department Baseball 1,2,3 Gym Exhibition 1,3 Honor 1,2,3 Yearbook Representative Class President 3 In Offset stripping, Steve is a whiz As near to a genius as anyone is. Never worries yet gets things done Thinks working hard i s lots of fun. WILLIAM NISPEL Machine Department, Class Secretary 4, Honor Roll 1 t 2 j 3 4, Prep Club 4, Ford Industrial Art Contest 1 Bill is a guy who will succeed Cause his work is good and done with speed You can bet that he knows his stuff And this is the reason he’ll never fluff. PAUL O ' BRIEN Printing Credt 3,4 Paul is seldom serious- mostly gay He faces life in a friendly way. When it comes to deeds he ' s not outdone He ' ll strive to please till the work is done JAMES O ' KEEFE Decorating Vice-President 2, Baseball 1 Jim is never at a loss for words, and is ready to join in the fun with his classmates. We wish him very good luck in the future. RICHARD PEZZUTO Cabinet Prep Club Vice-President Track 1 Basketball 4 Richard is planning to go into a Cabinet making shop after graduation. We wish him success. JOHN PROWER Printing Honor 1 Credit 2,3 Class Secretary 4 John is a humdinger And a very good singer When it comes to Printing, he does as well as he can His ambition in life is to be a camera man. GENEVIEVE PULICARI Business Jean with her laughing eyes of blue Has a smile for friends, both old and new We know her life will be a success And filled with every happiness. GAIL RAFFERTY Business Department Class Treasurer, Graduating Class, Prep Club A lively girl is our Gail Full of fun and zip. Whatever course she might sail She ' ll be Captain of her ship. JOSEPH SALINES Sheet Metal Joe is a very serious worker We know he ' ll never be a shirker And will always work hard in the future. LUCILLE SARRO Home Economics Fun to be with because she ' s a live wire Likes to keep things humming and on fire. But she can be helpful, sympathetic, too As a friend, she ' s really true blue. FRANK SCHENA Cabinet Gym Exhibition 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2 Perfect Attendance 2 A quiet boy is our friend Frank Who is never involved in any prank But always minds his P ' s and Q ' s Who is left behind who can fill his shoes? RONALD SENNA Machine Department, Class Treasurer 4, Honor Roll 3 4, Track 3 4 - Captain 4, Baseball 3 4, Basketball 3 4, Prep Club 4, Yearbook Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, Gym Exhibition 3 4 Ron is the king, in class or in sport Excelling in track and on the basketball court If you think we are kidding and rating him too high You really don’t know this really great guy. HAROLD SKANE Decorating Treasurer 1,2,3 Sometimes he ' s quiet, sometimes he ' s not But it makes no difference Because we like him a lot. r CHARLES SMITH Electric Charlie is a guy who will not rest Until he ' s done his level best This is what we say because We know he will never sway. MICHAEL A. SMITH Upholstery A famous jockey he could be A winner in the Kentucky Derby With his medals, a million or three He can retire to Upholstery. ROBERT SOSNOWSKI Sheet Metal Class President 2,3 Yearbook Representative 3, Prep Club 2,3 Lincoln Welding Contest 2 3, Prom Committee Slender and tall A real swell guy You couldn ' t find better If you could try! THOMAS SPINELLA Cabinet Honor 1,2,3 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 A happy-go-lucky lad is Spinel la. We hate the thought of losing this fella. During his stay here we ' ve found him to be A good steady worker, happy and friendly. JACK STARR Printing Credit 1 ,2 Honor 3 Basketball 2,3 Three years of Printing Have put Jack at his best When taking a picture Or running a press. THOMAS STEVENS Radio Television Class Secretary 2,3 Prep Club 2,3 Tom is loved by one and all Always alert and on the ball He ' s sure to go all the way And reach the very top some day. STEPHEN THIBAULT Cabinet- Class Vice-President 4, Credit List 1,4 Prep Club 4, Gym Exhibition 2,4 Dance Committee 2,4 Steve is a boy with a fine personality who is planning to attend Wentworth. He is a hard worker and hopes to do well in Cabinet Making. We wish him well. WILLIAM WEST Cabinet Planning to make a career in the Army And at the same time the world to see. When he retires and his travels stop He can always open his own Cabinet Shop. i CHESTER WOZNIAK Printing Baseball 1,2 Credit 1 ,2 Gym Exhibition 2 Chet gives the impression of being a serious guy But his classmates tell us he really flies high He tells stories, teases and jokes His jovial side is a surprise to us folks. JOSEPH F. WOZNIAK Sheet Metal Always cheerful with never a frown A real nice boy to have around We hope he ' s lucky whereever he may go His nice personality will make it so. 001 ANTHONY ZEROLA Radio Television Class Treasurer 2,3 Prep Club 2,3 Tony is our man If he can ' t do it, no one can. He made us laugh a little more In our last school year of 64. UTOMOBILE m T 7 a m 3 14 15 1«| 0 21 22 2J MB 29 30 I 2 4 C 6 7 8 9 i0 12 13 14 15 16 f? 18 19 20 212223 ! 4 2526272C 29 30 BUSINESS CABINET MAKING O DECORATING ELECTRICAL HOME ECONOMICS r Utf Tt «fl it r  - i« r If fit RADIO TELEVISION SHEETMETAL r 4 V ... • • .! ' l • J « ' V UPHOLSTERING CLASS WILL Jim Anderson leaves Peter Morelli his Corvair troubles James Assetta leaves the school and moves to the Donut in Revere Robert Ells leaves his sense of humor to Phil Callahan Bill Levy leaves his wonderful disposition to Tom Panzini Carmine Capachietti leaves his Buick troubles to Anthony Vigliotti Vincent Bono leaves the baseball team hitless Leo Curran leaves his locker contaminated Tom DiNuccio leaves Mr. Killion errandless Tom Gozdon leaves the girls contented, bragging again? William Hartwell leaves his tall tales of absences Bill Nispel and L. C. leave engaged Ronald Senna leaves his coaches with tears in their eyes Maria Aliberti leaves her tardy excuses, but no one wants them Charmaine Dalphone ' s leaving makes the office staff sad Lorraine DiFilippo leaves her sweet smile to Roberta Breining Mary Ellen Hogan leaves memories of her cheery Good Mornings Helen Giuliano leaves in Dennis ' car with a big cloud of dust t Gail Rafferty ' s leaving leaves the office well supplied with stamps Patricia Farrington, shy and dependable, leaves her good qualities to Ann Pat Milo leaves the mirror she got last year to Katherine Morris CLASS ROOM VIEWS JAMES F. LINCOLN v ARC WELDING AWARD PROGRAM STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM LEVY My day at the State House was both educational and interesting to me, and many of the students of various high schools throughout the state. During the course of the day we did many things, such as discussing and debating bills in the Senate Chamber. Some of the bills were: 1. To prohibit advertising of alcohol beverages 2. To lower the voting age to 18 years 3. To regulate offensive advertising 4. To offer free summer vacation schools Then shortly after noon a box lunch was served at the Gardner Auditorium sponsored by the Massachusetts Teachers ' Association. I met many of the state officials and the governor. My day at the State House was most enjoyable. The Automobile Repair Department students were given a combination Shop Safety-Red Cross First Aid course as part of their regular course of study. Those receiving standard certificates for, First Aid to Injured , upon completion are pictured above. Rear Row L to R: James Anderson, Richard Crowley, William Iannacci, Robert Callahan, James Assetta, John O ' Reilly, William Brierley, Phillip Callahan, John Tomolilo, Robert Ells. Front Row L to R: George Salvi, Peter Morelli, Mr. Kenerson, Instructor, Thomas Panzini, Van Pennington. BBS mi S8® USE ‘TC.ivtfy and IZoceen . ■ ! . 0 p. 74J. 7ee t zy e (fatteAt Winners of 2nd and 3rd Prizes in the Miss Teen Age Contest of the V.F.W. are Karen Gillcrist of Business and Elizabeth Messina of Homes Economics. The girls are shown with their trophies. Miss Peters of the Home Economics Department was one of five judges of the Contest. TRACK MR. GEORGE M. O’NEILL, Coach BASKETBALL MR. FRANK GRUETER, Coach BASEBALL MR. JOHN B. HEMINGWAY, Coach MR. WILLIAM L. HOLLE, Faculty Manager CROSS COUNTRY If Rear row: L. to r; Co-capt. R. Senna, R. Moloney, R. May, Co-capt. R. Trunfio, Mgr. C. Mason, Co-capt. F. Desimone, R. Lovejoy, J. Tennihan L. Barbuto. Second row: R. Mennella, K. Pratt, J. Castadora, R. Colameta, W. Zannino, M. DiNapoli, P. Weathers, R. Cuccio, J. Garro, T. Garrett, W. Harvey, H. Scarpellini. Front row: K. Graczyk, J. Catanzaro, D. Crocker, J. Conway, R. Burke, J. Rankin, Coach George O ' Neill, M. Strong, J, Arlington, M. Jolly, W„ Grugnale, R. Pilibosian, F. Scribner. Coacl O’fUt receives appreciation trophy jrom 1963 Sana cl. On your Wart, CROSS - COUNTRY Our boys won five dual meets, while losing one, for another successful season. Somerville Trade High (twice), Lynn Trade High, Don Bosco Technical High and the Essex Agricultural and Technical High harriers fell victims to the speed and team play of our squad. St. Xavier High of Concord defeated our runners by a close score. This season ' s performance makes our school ' s 36 year total 239 vic¬ tories as against 42 defeats. This outstanding achievement is com¬ parable (sportswise) to any x-country record by any other high school hill and dale team in the Commonwealth. Co-cap ' t Ronald Senna was the team ' s number one runner as he won five first individual prizes in six dual meets. This 1 963 edition of long distance runners showed a sportsman¬ ship of a high order, regular attendance at practice, strict adherence to the rules of good training, good conduct, and a championship performance. Uardity coreri THE BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Raymond Cordaro, George Salvi, Paul Landry Second Row: Michael DiNapoli, John Arlington, Anthony Pesce, Joseph Tennihan, James Castadoro, Michael Condardo, Richard Burke Third Row: Charles Mason, Louis Barbuto, Roy LaFrenier, Coach John Hemingway, Hugo Scarpellini, Ronald Moloney, Richard Cuccio Last Row: Francis Ryan, William Morris, Robert Milano, Dominic Assetta, Vincent Bono, Ronald Senna BASKETBALL TEAM Capt. James Codner, Robert Milano, Stephen Fallon, Joseph Tennihan. Mgr. Paul O ' Brien, William Arlington, Hugo Scarpellini, James Castadoro. Top Row L to R: Ronald Senna, Richard Falzone, Richard Pezzuto, ■James Codner, Robert Milano, Stephen Fallon, Joseph Tennihan. Middle Row L to R: Vincent Bono, Charles Mason, Paul Gargan, Paul O ' Brien, William Arlington, Hugo Scarpellini, James Castadoro. Front Row L to R: Ronald Moloney, Richard Burke, Roy LaFrenier, Coach Frank Grueter, Michael DiNapoli, Ronald Jannino, Carl Giannelli. PLAYOFF GAME AT BEDFORD MASSv In Trade School competition this years ' club finished in a first place tie with Haverhill y both teams having a total of eight wins as against two losses. A play-off game for the league title was won by Haverhi 11. Capt. James Codner and Robert Milano were outstanding on de- dense, with Milano also scoring in double figures. Capt. Codner set a wonderful example with his team spirit and will to win. James Castadoro and Vincent Bono figured high in scoring and played the guard posiion as though they enjoyed it and were having fun. Ronald Senna scored well from the corner and came up with some key rebounds. Bench strength was supplied by Ronald Jannino, Roy La Frenier and Richard Pezzuto. The J.V. squad won 50% of their games and should give us a strong team for next year. Frank J. Grueter, Coach ; i ' ' - 4 s y., . J