Framingham North High School - Archon Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

PHILOMATH, a word of Greek origin meaning a search for knowledge, is the title that has been aptly given to our Framingham High School Yearbook. May its meaning be the continuous goal of every student. ADVISORS GIRARD D. HOTTLEMAN EDWARD BEATTY CHARLES HATCH AILEEN QUIGLEY TABLE OF en ors J J aye 13 ScAo ashcs J J aye 7J Sfuc en CTlch ' uities J J acje 117 Spor s J J aye 141 (Sponsors 72zye 163 ONTENTS PETER C. McCONARTY Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE We, the seniors of Framingham High School, have just walked for four years across the sands of time. Often it appeared to be an endless trek, but now that our goal is practically within our grasp, a peculiar sadness envelopes me and, I am sure, although few of you will admit it, all of you. This is the parting of friendships which, had time and interests, not interfered, would have lasted throughout eternity. The experiences in which we have participated have molded an integral segment in our lives which time will never disintegrate. High school has offered much to all; some have benefited more than others through self-sustained efforts, but nevertheless all had the same opportunities. We will never be able to show enough gratitude to the people of Framingham for the opportunities such as modern school facilities, the best teachers possible, current teaching methods, fine administrators, and most of all, the deep interest that they have shown in us. Although formerly appearing contrary, they have always had our best interests at heart. Through the efforts of these people, we are much better prepared than we were four years earlier to enter society as responsible citizens. Let us forge ahead to greater heights that will be indicative of the training they have so generously bestowed upon us. As a representative of my class, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to our class advisor, Miss Riley, whose guidance has enabled us to stand out among Framingham ' s graduating classes; Mr. Martin for his understanding and to you, my classmates, for the honor you have bestowed upon me by making me your president. Goo d luck to each one of you, 8 The Class of 1962 has the distinction of being the largest to graduate from Framingham High School during its long existence. This class has been most cooperative during the difficult years of overlap sessions, and rotating double sessions made it necessary by the over-crowded conditions in our secondary schools. While it is apparent that future classes will be larger, the achievements of this class are impressive. Members of the group have brought honor to themselves by maintaining fine academic records commensurate with their abilities. Many have participated with distinction in the numerous activities in the school conducted by the Student Council. The fine performances of the senior play cast, science quiz team, clubs, musical organizations, publication staffs, athletic teams, and other extracurricular groups were made possible by the contributions of members of your class. You have contributed a great deal to fhe activities of Framingham High School. In the years to come, much Will be heard of the fine achievements of the Class of 1962 in the fields of education, the professions, and the other numerous fields of endeavor in adult life. I feel sure that the members of this class will give service that will be a credit to themselves, their parents, the school, and the community. We extend to you our most sincere wishes for your future success. PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE FAMILIAR 10 Mrs. Donovan DEDICATION 7 1 of ij C Ri eij To Miss Riley: We of the Class of 1962 express our sincerest gratitude and that of previous classes for your many years of devoted service as a teacher in the Fram- ingham Schools. We would like to thank you espe- cially for the thoughtful guidance that you have given to our class. Our best wishes shall always be yours. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The spring of 1961 saw a new event in the history of Framingham High School. For the first time, the candidates for the Senior and Junior Class Offices had an opportunity to express their views before their respective classes at campaign assemblies in the audi- torium. Secretary, Gayle Stoddard Treasurer, Peter Butler President, Harold Potter Vice-President, Claire Passalacqua 14 0%s O resJimen in SepiemSer I9JS 7 . . . DOROTHY MAY ABAJIAN vibrant enthusiasm . . . perpetual smile . . natural, gre- Dottie . . . garious . . . tops in twirling . . . secretary. Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4; Band Majorette 4; Homeroom Christmas Project Chairman 1, 2; Student Council 4; Typist, Student Crier 3. DIANE ABBOTT Di . . . quiet impressions . . . like a Dresden figurine . . . delightful . . . unaffected . . . always at the head of the list . . . college. Christmas Projects; Music Festival 2; Glee Club 2. DOUGLAS GHETTI ADAAAS Doug . . . unstudied nonchalance . . . witty . . . spruce . . . same old dog with a new twist . . . resourceful . . . college. Memorial Day Program 2; Senior Play 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2, 3. SHERRY CLAIRE ALDEN Sher . . . original, arty, histrionic . . . . . talent of expression . . . placid . Glee Club; Christmas Projects. All the world ' s a stage. ' novel . . . actress. JOAN FRANCES ALEXANDER Joanie . . . dark hair, dark eyes . . . sedate . . . enthusiastic smile . . . tall . . . stylish . . . IBM operator. Christmas Projects; Candy Sale 1; Gym Show 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. genuine con- . . mathema- PETER RICHARD ALLEN Pete . . . Globe trotter . . . sincere, dependable . cern for others . . . sagacious . . . tennis is his rac tician. Class President 3; Student Council 3, 4; A.F.S. Exchange Student 3 Sports Editor, Philomath; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. JOYCE RUTH AAABERG amiable yet reserved . . . Swedish nightingale . Joyce widely . . . devoted to FHS A Cappella 3, 4; Music Festival 3, 4; Gym Show I; Glee Club 1. reads BONITA JEANETTE ANDERSEN Bonnie . . her word chic, blithe . . . never gets keyed up ... as good as . constant . . . melodious laugh . . . model and college. Senior Play 4; Drama Club 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella. 15 We en erecf C7i 7 iam 3iig£ Sc£oo KORINE SALLY ANDERSON Kori . . . earnest . . . energetic . . . frolicsome fun . . . ski-mer . . . creative coif . . hair dresser. Advertising Staff, Student Crier and Philomath 3, 4; Gym Show 2; Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 3; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3. ROBERT ANDREWS Crash 1 . . . sane driver . . . cars spark his vitality . . . friendly extrovert . . . our own sing-a-long . . . automotive engineer. Vocational Marshal 2, 3, 4; Kiwanis Club I; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Christ- mas Projects; Candy Sale 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS MARIE ANES Phyl . . . conscientious, scintillating . .- . never at a loss for words . . . scholarly minx . . . carefree . . . that fiendish giggle . . . regis- tered nurse. Biography and Verse Committee, Philomath; Senior Play 4; Drama Club 3; Homeroom Chairman Christmas Projects 1, 3; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3. FRANK JAMES ANTONIOLI Frank . . . jocose, convivial ... an advocate of Frankly engineered pranks . . . outgoing ... a sly smile for every pretty face . . . college. Football 2, 3; Hockey 1; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. ' B35? Yeah, it ' s over there. ' 16 a 9ee wliiz ifs tgj we excfaimecC EVELYN ESTHER ARNDT Evelyn . . . ardent diplomat . . . tropical geniality . . . poised, affable, thoughtful . . . dark beauty with a light personality . . . international secretary. Foreign Exchange Student, Student Council. JAMES FRANK ATTEBERRY Tex . . . slow southern ways, lazy smile, deep dimples and affability wistful . . . cruiser on crutches . . . attorney at law. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNADETTE MARIE AUCOIN Midge . . . winning pixie . . . sanguine, good-natured . . . intriguing giggle . . . abundant benignity in small case ... art school. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH BARNES Barnesey . . . silent and sincere . . . not a care in life . . for photography . . . successful businessman. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 2; Science Fair 2. knack Mr. Bayes cruises the corridor 17 JlCany Jiefc s of siucfy BONNIE ANNE BARNICLE . gamin grin Bonnie . . . slight, nonchalant, beguiling . . grace . . . ever-busy . . . dental hygienist. Student Council 2, 3; Alternate Girls ' State 3; Steering Committee 3, 4; Delegate to E.M.D.S.C. 3 feline Philomath, Sports Editor; GLORIA CLAIRE BASTILLE Sheena . . . trim and tall . . . sincere, industrious, pleasant . . . incessant vivacity . . . French revolutionist . . . college. Decoration Committee, Jr. Prom; French Club 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Candy Sale; Christmas Projects. MARJORIE ELLEN BATER Margie . . . mellow-toned and methodical . . . firmness and frolic rapid writer . . . facile juggler of words. Glee Club 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1; Candy Sale 1, 2; Red Cross Homeroom Chairman 1, 2. JUDITH LOUISE BEATRICE Judy . . . dry humor . . . laconic, steadfast . . . tranquil grace . dramatic ... gal with infectious giggle . . . undecided. Philomath Art Staff 4; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Science Fair 3; Library Aid 4; Decoration Committee, Student Council Dance 2. THOMAS BELMONT Tom ... a Hercules among men . . . fuse blower . . . future in electronics . . . weight lifter . . . navy. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. CARLO BENGIOVANNI Bengi . . . wheels unlimited . . . steady friend . . . sleeps away his cares . . . mechanically minded . . . insurance salesman. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA SUSAN BERKOVICH Barb . . . perky, garrulous, ambitious . . . radiant smile . . . conscientious . . . dancing dominie . . . speech and hearing therapist. Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Homeroom Represen- tative 1, 3; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3. ANNE-MARIE BERRY Anne . . . nimble, buoyant, unassuming . . . refreshing complacency . . . witty . . . inexhaustible cheer , . . she ' d sooner Lipton . . . language teacher. Field Hockey Varsity 1, 3, 4; Marshal 4; Philomath Biography and Verse Committee 4; Student Crier Staff 3; Corresponding Secretary, Drama Club 3. 18 Utacf io Se cuftiuaiecf ancf mown. BRUCE AAILO BLADES Bruce . . . gymnastically gifted . . . ready, reliable . . . rifleman . . . cheer- ful and consistent . . . civil engineer. Gym Team 3, 4, Captain 4. GEORGE BOLAND George . . . mechanically minded . . . friendly temperament . . . not a worry in the world . . . the errand runner . . . automotive engineer. Vocational Activity Committee 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3; Kiwanis Club guest. VANCE BREAANER Vance ... a ' 52 Chevy . . . likes Hi-Fi romance . . . neatest electronic man in Voc . . . service. Student Council 3; Marshal 3, 4; Voc Student Committee 2, 3; Deep Sea Fishing Club 2; Kiwanis guest 3. CATHERINE LOUISE BRIGHT Cathie . . . curious, eager, and sprightly ... a ripple of laughter ... a little girl blush . . . _surgical nurse. Christmas Projects 2, 3; Science Fair 2; Gym Show 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Intramural Basketball 2. 19 Ul)e enferecf Jie C iJffS. THOMAS ALAN BRILLHART Tom . . . taciturn and tactful ... a Waushakum lad . . . sportsman for enjoyment . . . anything for a friend . . . accountant. Intramural Basketball 1; Basketball 2; Red Cross Representative 1; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EVANS BROUGHTON Dick . . . Maverick ' s prote ' ge ' . . . fluctuating philosopher . . . continental taste . . . rides in style . . . college. EBER EUGENE BROWN, JR. Ebe . . . one of our hoopsters . . . the good-natured scoffer . . . rugged looks . . . lives to enjoy life . . . career in air force. Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Baseball 2. SAM BRUSTAS Sandy . . . profusion of lustrous locks . . . affable and laughable ... a wink of the eye as girls pass by . . . devilish, jaunty, unperturbed . . . air force. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; A Cappella 3; Chess Club 2. RAYMOND OTTO BUSHELL, JR. Robb . . . sleepy smile ... a man of many hobbies and a fine sport . . . the observing type . . . mathematically minded . . . math major. Christmas Projects 3, 4; Candy Sale. CHARLES BUTCHOK . tall, lanky, likeable . . . wherever there ' s mischief, there ' s Butch . . Butch . . . another twister eration. Basketball 1; Christmas Projects 2, 3 one of the Waushakum gang . . . refrig- PETER DAVID BUTLER Pete . . . keeper of the treasury . . . sociable, steady, complaisant . . . friendship, freckles, and fame . . . shines on skates . . . college. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Marshall 3; Baseball 2; Golf 3, 4. DELORES LORETTA BUTNER Dee . . . academically animated . . . vibrant, amicable, spirited . . . gracious smile . . . striking dignity . . . aversion to indecision . . . social worker. Science Fair 2, 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. 20 RICHARD LEO CARDIFF ' ick . . . lithe gym enthusiast . . . ambitious and constant . . . mermaid uard . . . plans to drum up some doctor business . . . physician, hilomath 4; Science Club 3; Hockey 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 4. DOROTHY CAREY ' orothy . . . placid and musing . . . unique imperturbability . . . skates nd skillets . . . distinctive trimness . . . nursing, lee Club 3, 4. JAMES CASSIDY im . . . a real Hopalong who can ' t shoot straight ... a hit with the iris ... an Irish Potato . . . navy, hristmas Projects 3, 4. MARIA-ADELE CASTELLANA iaria . . . conscientious and musing . . . resolute and resolved . . . ;cords and rackets . . . flashing dark eyes ... to be successful, hristmas Projects; Senior Play Make-up Committee. RONALD TOBY CANAL Ron . . . mighty, muscular, and mischievous . . . everybody ' s buddy . . . gridiron hero . . . lady ' s man . . . bound for Dean. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 3. JOHN ANTHONY CAPONE John . . . born with a smile . . . self-contained . . . sharp apparel . . . direct and deliberate . . . college. Driver Education 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom 3; Candy Sale 2, 3. PETER ROBERT CARLSON Pete . . . immigrant Sherbornite ... a basket every time . . . soft- spoken, thoughtful . . . Demolay . . . slated for success. Basketball; Glee Club. JUDITH ANN CARREIRA Judy . . . calm, attractive, alert . . . service with a smile . . . zany humor . . . soft-spoken . . . nurse. A Cappella Choir; Christmas Projects; Glee Club; Science Fair; Senior Play. 21 £7n i£e LOUISE THERESA CATTANI Louise . . . friendly and flirtatious . . . knack with a needle . . . social, peppy . . . popular marshal . . . college. Business and Advertising Staff 4; Marshal 3, 4; Junior Prom Entertainment Committee 2; Gym Show 1; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2. SUSAN GAIL CAVATORTA Sue . . . subtle and sincere . . . comely . . . droll sense of humor . . . pizza pie, oh, my! . . . medical secretary. Candy Sale 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Bowling 1, 2; Student Crier Advertising Staff 4; Driver Education 3. MARY ADELE CECCARINI Cecci ... a genial, disarming manner . . . quiet-toned . . . frequent bowler . . . spontaneous humor ... to be successful. Home Room Chairman, Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4. ROBERT MICHEAL CELESTE Bob . . . quick, entertaining . . . automotive authority . . . sparkling jokester . . . cool and clever . . . college. Track 1; Football 2, 3; Red Cross; Science Fair; Candy Sale. DAVID JOHN CELLA Dave . . . quiet, but respected by all ... a fine athlete . . . sincerity at its best . . . mild and unperturbable . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, F ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Refreshment Committee, Student Council Dance; Patrol Committee, Junior Prom. KENNETH CELORIER Ken . . . tells tall tales . . . placid personality ... a wild Plymouth . . . promising future. Christmas Projects 3; Candy Sale 4. ROBERT HAROLD CHICKERING Charlie . . . sincere and co-operative . . . comely, capable, collected . . . valuable comrade . . . has acute Corvettitis . . . college. Feature Editor, Philomath, 4; President Drama Club 3; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, F ; Senior Play 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. LLOYD CLARK Lloyd . . . mighty man . . . adamantly independent . . . Blue and White ' s spirited . . . energetic . . . one of the crowd . . . Football 1, 2; Christmas Project 1, 2, 3, 4. 22 iigjfificjjfiiecf i£e Cft feiic CProgram. DAVID WELD CLOUGH jve . . . call of the outdoors . . . naturally nimble ncerned . . . enthusiasm can accomplish much . iristmas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 2. GLORIA JEAN CONNORS cheerfully un- civil engineer. oria . . . smartly attired . . . eager to please . . . pleasantly serene . gentle, unaffected, sweet . . . secretary, jsiness and Advertising Staff 4; Bowling League 1; Christmas Projects; lee Club; Driver Education. DAVID BRUCE COOPER Bruce . . . lazy smile . . . congenial, patient, dependable . . . sporting stature with collegiate charm . . . unobtrusively intelligent . . . automotive engineer. Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2; Boys ' Glee Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Senior Play 4. BEVERLEE ANN CORBIN Bev . . . cheerful, thoughtful, gentle . . . music appreciation . . . petite ... a friend worth having . . . I.B.M. operator. Christmas Projects. LORRAINE ALBERTA COSTELLA arrie . . . music fan . . . warm and likeable . . . high hopes ... a ympathetic ear for all . . . model. Jirls ' Glee Club; Christmas Projects. WILLIAM ALAN CRAIG iill . . . life is a bowl of cherries . . . witty remarks . . . effortless grin . . loaded with laughs . . . accountant. ■aseball 1, 2; Basketball 2; Football 1; Red Cross Chairman 1, 2; Christmas rojects. 7 mk ... -| JM MM CAROL MARIE CRANE Carol . . . laughter on her lips and a smile in her eyes . . . deliber- ate, unruffled . . . willowy . . . easy grace . . . secretary. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Music Festival 2; Candy Sale 1; Pep Squad I . RICHARD LAWRENCE CREIGHTON Rich . . . sticks and skates ... a quiet observer . . . earnest, pensive, natural ... a sure success . . . farmer. Baseball 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1; Football. 23 PETER WILLIAM CRONIN Pete . . . inimitable . . . loads of fun and laughter . . . detention room chairman . . . skiing and skating, plenty of dating . . . undecided. Christmas Projects 1, 2; Junior Red Cross Representative 1. JAMES M. CROSBY Jim ... a flashy smile with a sharp wit ... a fast auto is his speed . . . determined, skillful, and persevering . . . devoted drag-on . . . mechanical engineer. Freshman Football; Christmas Projects. SHAUN EUGENE CROTTY Shaun . . . snappy dresser . . . gift of gab-gab . . . rare, rambunctious redhead. . . pick of the pack . . . continual jollity. Football 2; Track 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE MARGARET CUNNINGHAM Maggie . . . creditable responsibility . . . independent . . . mischief and hilarity . . . earnest, reasoning, determined . . . medicine. Senior Play 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Decoration Committee, Jr. Prom 3; Biography and Verse 4; French Club 4. JOSEPH CURRAN Joe . . . penalty room warmer . . . mad hunter . . . loves old cars . . . a streak of the unconventional . . . Navy. Glee Club 2; Gym Team 2, 4; Voc Deep Sea Fishing 4; Christmas Projects 4; Biography and Verse 4, LESLIE RUTH CURWEN Ginger ... an unsuppressed laughter rocks the skies . . . dean of per- fection . . . girl of the rainbow . . . flighty, light-hearted, and lively . . . nurse. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 3; Candy Sale 1, 3; Red Cross 3; Senior Class Play 4. 24 vii i diagrams ancf dissections. LOUISE JEAN D ' ALESSIO ouise . . . good natured extrovert . . . indomitable . . . humorous quacity . . . willing worker . . . college. llee Club 2, 3, 4; Student Crier Typist 3; Basketball 2; Christmas Projects , 4. ADELE DANAHY idele . . . eye-catching . . . rhythm with a twist ... a way with figures . . poised, aware, and chatty. enior Play; Art Staff, Philomath 4; Library Service; Drama Club 3; hristmas Projects. ALAN DAYHOFF 1 . . . enthusiastic, rambunctious . . . one of the Sherborn brood . . unlimited temerity . . . French holiday . . . Navy. JOHN DEKISS ohn . . . speaker of merit . . . illustrious sculptor . . . unpretentious fyle . . . summer rigging . . . medicine, and 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 3. ELLEN LOUISE CUSHING Ellen . . . eyes that tell a story . . . voice like velvet . . . casual style and manner . . . government secretary. A Cappella 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Entertainment Committee, Junior Prom; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM CHESTER DAISLEY Chester . . . snoozy . . . well-groomed . . . downs a cupcake in a bite . . . A Morris Minor ' s his luxury liner ... to be a success in life. Basketball 1; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN LOUISE DANIELS Sue . . . true devotee of F.H.S. ... a loyal friend . . . reliable, yet reticent . . . steadfast . . . swoosher of the ski slopes . . . private secretary. Girls ' Basketball 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Bowling 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. SANDRA ANN DAVIS Sandi . . . truly linguacious . . . hurry, hurry . . . mind of memories . . . knit 1, purl 2 . . . secretary. Student Crier Typist 3; Red Cross Representative 1; Gym Show 2; Christmas Projects 2. 25 SopJiomore SpeecJi {aug ii us KAREN LEE DELANO Karen . . . generous and emollient ... a sm ile por el mundo . . . cordial calmness . . . kind and unaffected . . . college. Business and Advertising Staff, Student Crier 3, 4, Clerical Committee 4, Distribution Committee 4; Red Cross Representative 1; Candy Sale 1. ROBERT JOHN DELUCA Bob . . . rocky, robust, riotous . . . always monkeyshining ... a credit to Mr. Charles . . . the center of attention . . . Hercules and I are athletes . . . engineer. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Crier 4; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Usher, Junior Prom 3; Baseball 3. JOSEPH ALBERT DE SIAAONE Joe . . . spontaneous talker . . . carefree clown . . . Mr. Mischief . . . keep smiling . . . CP. A. Christmas Projects 3. JOSEPH POWELL DEW, JR. Joe . . . inventive, skilled, neat ... a live wire . . . ingenious draftsman . . . pleasant, good natured . . . draftsman. Christmas Projects 3. A born orator. 26 eff reliance and conlrof DAVID ARTHUR DIMUZIO ave . . . a subtle flirt . . . placid and veracious ... a winning smile . . casual talent . . . undecided. Dotball 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2. MARY ELLEN DOLAN lary . . . novel . . . lightly cheerful . . . merry with singing . . . diffi- ence . . . college. Cappella Choir 2, 3; District Chorus 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Red Cross spresentative 1, 2; Music Festival 1, 2, 3. THOMAS VINCENT DOMICO Tobey . . . easy going . . . woodman . . . double exposure . . . subtle mischief maker . . . success in business. Christmas Projects 2, 3. JOHN EDWARD DONAHUE Bear ... a cub on the outside, but a bear within ... a big oldsmobile . . . an eye for trouble . . . future in electronics . . . lion tamer. Baseball 1; Voc Basketball 2, 3; Voc Deep Sea Fishing 3; Voc Bowling 2, 3; Glee Club 4. The speech is delivered. 27 !J3ucfc in(j scien is s c sp ayecf PATRICIA ANN DONNELLY Pat . . . mirthful and delicate . . . innate humor . . . matchless P.J. party giver . . . lively telephone talker . . . government work. Business and Advertising Staff, Student Publications 4; Decorating Com- mittee, Junior Prom 3; Driver Education 3; Science Fair 3; Glee Club 4. quiet and concerned JOHN DOUGHTIE Dought ... a closed mouth catches no flies . . . . bug on stereo . . . first man on the moon. Voc Student Government 4; Voc Deep Sea Fishing Club 4; Voc Basketball 2; Science Fair 2, 4; Hockey Club 4. KAREN DOROTHY DOW Duck . . . always friendly and fooling . . . ever vivacious . . . glowing grin . . . amiable and animated . . . hairdressing. - Marshal 4; Student Council 2, 3; Steering Committee, Junior Prom 3; Refreshment Committee, Chairman, Football Dance 3; Usherette, Football Dance 1. NANCY ELLEN DOWD Nance . . . wit, dramatically illustrated . . . literary talent . . . mercurial awareness . . . sails for success . . . college. Assistant Editor, Student Crier 4; Vice-President, Dramatic Club 3; Photo Editor, Student Crier 3; Honorable Mention, Science Fair 2; Repre- sentative to N.E.S.P.A. 3. ANNE LOUISE DRAKE Anne ... a delightful girl with gray-green eyes . . . collegiate style . . . adds zest to any group ... at home with billowing sails and field hockey . . . college. Pictures, Co-Editor, Philomath 4; A.F.S. Finalist 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Student Crier 3; Dramatic Club 3. DIANE MARIE DRINKWATER Dee . . . delightful, capricious . . . friends galore . . . . . all-season water sprite . . . hairdresser. Christmas Projects 2, 3; Typing, Student Crier 3. innocuous tease Johnny cavalier JOHN IRVEY DUBE . the best kind of friend . . . graphic master loyal, philatelistic, relaxed. strumming Duke . dividualist . Football 1, Junior Prom ROBERT JOSEPH DUCA . laughing, singing, twisting . . . in- . college. 2; Gym Show 1; Steering Committee, cars, coaches, kids . . . sartorially minded . 2, 3, 4; Gym Team 3. 28 (Jieir sJtifls in i£e Science Jair. MARY ANNE DURANT Duranty . . . sunset tresses . . . smilingly friendly . . . clever, casual, jand considerate . . . sing along with me . . . secretarial careers. A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom 3; Typist, Student Crier; Advertising Staff, Philomath 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4. TERRANCE ARTHUR DYER Terry . . . good looks and sophistication . . . inscrutable . . . suave and steady . . . star on skiis . . . CP. A. Football 1; Science Fair 1, 2. JOHN CHARLES ELHILOW Johnny . . . stolid, muscle-conscious . . . stands the rock of Gibralter . . Going down to Eber ' s, John? . . . man of many moods . . . headed for the Marines. Candy Sale 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Gym Team 1, 2. RALPH HENRY ELLIS ?alph . . . artistic but light touch . . . hunger strikes in the night . . . lunting and fishing . . . black and white saddle shoes . . . neighborly, ibservant . . . businessman. : ootball 2; Christmas Projects 2. LEOTA ANNETTE DUNN Lee . . . serene and starry-eyed . . . relaxed . . . dark, curly locks . . . short and oh, so sweet . . . business college. Typist, Student Crier 3; Business and Advertising Staff, Student Crier 4; Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom 3; Christmas Projects 3; Usherette, Senior Play 4. MARY ELLEN DUPUIS Mary Ellen . . . luminous, unabashed . . . vigorous laughter . . . the continuous conversationalist . . . ten-pin fanatic . . . hairdresser. Basketball 1; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. JOHN MICHAEL EAGAN Seige . . . respected by his cronies . . one of Eber ' s boys . . . bowls ' em over with ease . . . Navy. Hockey 2; Christmas Project 2, 3. WILLIAM JOHN EDMUNDS Bill . . . nonchalant . . . gallant cavalier . . . veteran courter . . . intellect runs deep . . . rampant reader . . . undecided. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. II 29 Ulie jirfs snarecf Jit 6oys DIANE R. ELLISON Diane . . . wide-eyed, intelligent, and efficient . . . tune that dial . . . sociable and entertaining . . . with a wand, a magician . . . college. Majorettes 4; Field Hockey 3, F ; Library Service 3; Philomath Picture Committee 4; Business and Advertising Staff 4. RANDALL VERNE ELLISON Randy . . . talking and tumbling champ . . . has class . . . dozens of merry escapades . . . limber, Gymnastics 1 , 2, 3. a sweet tooth in math bright . . . chemist. ANAHID ESSAJANIAN Anny . . . diligent striver . . . quiet, exotic beauty timidity . . . work for international airlines. Student Crier Typist 3; Intramural Bowling 3. and BARBARA LOIS FEINSTEIN Fine . . . hockey heroes . . . orange pixie . . . laugh, laugh, tears . . . sometimes serious, always on the move . . . moral builder . . . teacher. Junior Class Steering Committee 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Reporter, Student Crier 4; Biography and Verse, Philomath 4; Student Publications. JOHN EDGAR FELCH Jack . . . engines and cabooses . . . contented with existence . . . off- beat humor ... a head for numbers . . . military strategist . . . The Citadel. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee. HAROLD MICHAEL FENTON Hoody . . . one-man circus . . . happy, fiendish grin . . . quite a shock of hair Christmas Projects 3, 4. carefree disposition , . . Civil Service. ERIN Fluffy . . . spontaneous giggle . . . sparkling and gracious . , Christmas Projects 3. LOU FERNBAUGH . . her boomerang won ' t come back light-hearted leprechaun . . . college. RONALD JOSEPH FERRAGAAAO Ronnie . . . Bane of Teachers existence . . . reveling, roaming pitching pride . . . tall comanchero . . . Air Force Academy. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2. 30 in o Jie leap year SacHe JHxiwAins ance. MARY LOUISE FERRARI Aary . . . sultry air . . . peppery and loquacious . . . pin crasher . . dancing and dreaming . . . nurse. 3lee Club 2, 4; Music Festival 2, 4; Red Cross 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 3, 4. MARY LOUISE FERRARI Wary Lou ... the devil may care, but I don ' t . . . spur of the moment decisions . . . light banter and laughing . . . beautician. Glee Club 2, 3; A Cappella 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS ELLIOT FISHER Doug . . . sensible and serious . . . business tycoon . . . movies and cars . . sonorous bass . . . unequivocal . . . business administration. Bowling League; A Cappella; Glee Club. GARY WILLIAM FISKE Gar . . . eagerness and ability ... 13 inch grin . . . pool champion . . rotary at corner . . . University of Michigan. 3oys State Representative; Steering Committee for Junior Prom; Student -rier 4; Usher Junior Prom; Marshal 4. THOMAS EAGAN FERRARI Tom . . . peg-legged stylist . . . sharp as a razor . . . convivial party goer . . . hail fellow well met . . . IBM school. Track 1, 2; Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. PAMELA JEAN FINNEGAN Pam . . . trim, delicate, soft-spoken . . . keys up school spirit . . . musical mainstay . . . dedicated and modest . . . music teacher. Music Appreciation 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; A Cappella 3, 4. I JAMES DESMOND FITZGERALD Fitzie . . . rapid repartee . . . tiny titan .. . an avid driver . . life of every class . . . test pilot. Manager of Baseball Team 3, 4; Honorable Mention, Science Fair 3. the RICHARD JAMES FITZPATRICK Fitz . . . stops shoppers . . . never slack in track . . . diligently dilatory . . . Flyer football fan ... if the shoe Fitz, wear it . . . business. Track 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. 31 Uest tu6es ancf titration DONNA MARIE -FOLEY Monkey . . short and snappy . . . fun loving and friendly . . . coiffeur ' s delight . . . flirtatious eyes . . . golden girl . . . beautician. Red Cross Representative 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Candy Sale 3. RONALD ALAN FORBES Ronnie . . . likeable, gallant . . . dairy ' s dapper delight . . . teasing actor . . . diligent and spontaneous . . . social gad-about . . . physician. Business and Advertising Editor, Philomath 4; Student Crier 4; Senior Play; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. ROBERT R. FREEMAN Bob . . . roves and rambles ... a striking bowler . . . unconstrained, independent . . . singular suite . . . business. Christmas Projects. ROBERT H. FROMMER Bob . . . stimulating thinker . . . ambitious . . . believer of spoil system in scales . . . unobtrusive effectiveness . . . methodical, much admired . . . physicist. Biography and Verse Co-Editor, Philomath 4; Technical Manager Senior Play; Associate Editor, Student Crier 2; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Science Fair 2, 3. RICHARD DENNIS FLAHERTY Flash . . . versatile and volatile . . . sleepyhead ... a pied piper of pande monium . . . love those black corduroy sneakers . . . sheet metal worker. Gym Exhibition 2; Red Cross Representative 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. ELAINE FRANCES FOISY Elaine . . . lively laughter . . merry gypsy eyes . . . spritely, genial . . . loves those parties . . . secretary. Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Bowling 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. ELDA FRANZINI Zelda . . . our vivacious Italian import . . . deep dimples . . . cordiality and sociability . . . skilled with a needle . . . secretary. Senior Play; Music Festival 1; Gym Show 1, 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3 Red Cross Representative 2, 3. JOSEPH FRASER Joe . . . quiet but mischievous . . . majored in building passes . . . lot of fun . . . undecided. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. 32 9as fa aws an cf jracfuales ALAN WALKER FROST Al . . . Mr. Philomath . . . responsible and roguish . . . irrepressible enthusiasm . . . worldly charmer . . . keen in intellect and activities . . . chemist. Co-Editor, Philomath; Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Class Steering Committee; Boys State 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LOIS FRYE calm, interested, friendly . . . life is not life at all without . . timeless telephone talker active social worker . . . Barb . delight college. Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2; Intramural Basketball 2. MARGARET KATHLEEN GAFFNEY athy . . . petite and lighthearted . . . melodious giggle incial fingers . . . consistently pleasant . . . secretary, iristmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 2, 3. . flying fi- ula PAULA ANN GAGEN sparkling eyes . . . radiates cheer . . . ecstatic humor luld launch 10,000 ships . . . impeccable, frisky . . . business school, iristmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshal 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Usher, )Otball Dance 3; Steering Committee. CHARLES GALLIVAN wlie . . . pleasure is his business . . . galvanized nerves . . . passion r driving . . . implacable, procrastinator . . . undecided as yet. -iristmas Project 3; Candy Sale 3; 4. JOHN JAMES GARDELLI ' ash . . . tall and thin . . . many words for everyone . . . ready to tire at the age of twenty-one . . . wrestler. oc Basketball 2; Candy Sale 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. JOHN GAGNON John . . . penetrating persiflage . . . logical and droll . . . profound reflections . . . the compleat angler . . . college bound. Christmas Projects. JEAN LESLIE GALLAGHER Jeannie . . . gleeful, jaunty, and animated . . . master of ready remarks . . . large-hearted . . . cordial with the right degree of sincerity . . . airline stewardess. Student Crier and Philomath Advertising Staff 3; District Chairman 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 2, 3. U aouffs 13 aw ancf retorts EDWARD GASTON Ed . . . ingenious, suave, and machiavellian . . . biting quips . . . between period opportunist . . . magnetic, omniscient grin . . . college. French Club 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Christmas Projects 3. JANA BETH GEDIAAAN Jackie . . . sweet and petite . . . dares to be different . . . artistically inclined . . . always with a smile . . . hairdressing school. Glee Club 4. FREDERICK EMERY GIPPS Fred . . . tall, debonair . . . steadfast, unruffled . . . enterprising photographer and printer ' s devil . . . career in photography. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 2. CHARLENE KAYE GODDARD Charlie- . . . flighty and flirtatious . . . blond locks, innocent eyes . . . Ail-American girl . . . candidate for golden apple . . . charming, active, and clever . . . college. Library Service 2, 3, 4; Junior Steering Committee; Student Crier 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3. 34 CHERIE ANN GILMAN Cherie . . . artistic, calm, and honied . . . leading lady bound for the playbills . . . admired sophisticate . . . terpsichorean delight . . . college and actress. Philomath Art Editor 4; Student Crier Copy Editor 3; Drama Club 3; French Club 4; Library Service Club 2, 3. SANDRA ELAINE GIOAABETTI Sandi . . . letters are her lingo ... a dash of mischief . . . frolics with the throng . . . out-going, social, and mighty . . . I.B.M. school. Refreshment Committee, Student Council Dance 2, 3; Marshal 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3. MARCIA JANE GOFFIN Marsh . . . cynic . . . analytical viewpoint . . . satirical humor . . . flair for writing . . . psychology. Student Crier 2, Feature Editor 3, Sports Editor 4; Steering Committee 3, 4; Biography and Verse Committee 4; Philomath Art Staff 4; Marshal 3. NANCY LOUISE GOLDEN Nancy . . . diminutive, determined, and delightful . . . Miss Bonwit . . . a natural scholar . . . incisive candor . : . doctor. Layout Editor, Philomath 4; Copy Editor, Student Crier 3; French Club 4; Drama Club 3; Library Service Club 3, 4. JKarJzecf a new p ase ear. JAY RICHARD GOLDFARB iy . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . aquatic and courtly . . . buoyant st . . . 57 black Chevy . . . college. ;nnis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3. JACQUELINE GOODE ckie . . . benign spoofer . . . delicate, felicitous, and harmonious . . . ptivating peppiness . . . smiling adventuress . . . hairdresser, jsiness and Advertising Staff, Student Publications 3, 4; Committee ader 4; Usherette, Student Council Dance 3; Candy Sale 3. JEAN BARBARA GORMAN Jeannie . . . impetuous, lively, vociferous . . . charming smile . . . saucy and spirited . . . writer of many letters . . . beautician. Music Festival 1, 2; Pep Squad 1; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2. BARBARA TERESA GORAALEY Barb . . . reserved, musing . . . versatile sportswoman . . . . . . devout equestrian . . . gym teacher. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Softball 1 , 2, 3, 4. speculative RONALD GOVE onnie ... a quiet man with a big stick ... a friend to his classmates . . determined all the way . . . astronaut. BRUCE WILLIAM GRAHAM ruce . . . hockey demon . . . true to his word . . . benevolent, frank, id reserved . . . serious consideration . . . colleg e. GLENNA PAIGE GREENBERG modish mademoiselle . . . tiny ' n trim . . . altruistic, conscien- Glen . tious, well-bred . . . bursts of gaiety . . . oceanography. Biography and Verse Committee, Philomath; Science Fair 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4; Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3; Drama Club 3. Senior SHELIA GAIL GREENBERG adventurous antics . . . style pacer . . infectious frivolity Shelia . . . rollicking and pert . . . legal secretary. Advertising Staff, Student Crier 3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1 , 2, 3, 4. 35 To)e organizecf i ie Junior T rama GfuS VIRGINIA ANNE GRELOTTI Ginny . . . leader of the megs . . . intelligent, inquisitive, aware . . commander of the Crier . . . volatile and versatile . . . mathematician. Co-Editor, Student Crier 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Science Quiz Team 3, 4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Steering Committee 3, 4. LINDA A. GRENGA Linda . . . poignance and charm ... a golden smile . . . friendship per- sonified . . . sympathy tempered with sense . . . teacher. Senior Play 4; Tickets, Junior Prom; Refreshments, Football Dance 3; Gym Show 2; Candy Sale 1. ALFRED FRANCIS GURLIACCIO Al . . . smile of honest spirit . . . talkative . . . first to lunch . . . me- chanic. Glee Club 2; Voc. Bowling 2; Voc. Basketball 2; Christmas Projects 3. SANDRA JUNE HAGSPIEL Sandy . . . pert, quizzical, persuasive . . . devilish pranks . . . sweet and sensitive . . . plans the gang ' s blasts . . . airline hostess. Student Crier, Busi ness and Advertising Staff 4; Usherette, Student Council Dance 3; Refreshment Committee, Football Dance 3; Student Crier Typist 3. . Miss Kline directs. 36 and entered state wide competition . . errant GEORGE I. HALL Buster . . . easy going and complaisant . . . acerbic wit jongleur . . . rolling wheels ... to succeed. Boys Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 3, 4. LOIS GREY HARRINGTON Lois . . . ambitious, curious, vocal . . . world-wide colleague . . . prolific calligrapher . . . never loses her bearings . . . teacher. Publicity Committee, Jr. Prom 3; Glee Club 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4. FRED WESLEY HARTZ red . . . confiding, sure, and obliging ... a charm all his own . . . trumming minstrel ... a friend indeed . . . electronic technician, iaseball 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 3; Science Fair 2, 3; andy Sale 2, 3. PAUL LEONARD HAZELTON ' aul . . . well favored, refined, earnest . . . mild in manner . n stature . . . lacrosse player . . . undecided. Christmas Projects 3, 4. . great On stage. 37 0 ccupaiion tionaf G onrerences ROBERT ERWIN HEALD Woodie . . . pleasant, free . . . highly personable . touch . . . eager for the Maine influence in life . . . college. Band 1, 2, 3; Usher, Junior Prom 3. the Thoreau ROBERT JAMES HILL Bob . . . placid and loyal . . . this Hill can make a mountain . . . the other end . . . power spurred by determination . . . Dean Junior College. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. KAREN Candy . . . busy, modish . . . remarkable verbosity model. Glee Club 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1 LOU HOFFMAN winsome, striking blonde . always on the go . . . prepossessing . . . daffy antics 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 2, 3. MARY BERNADETTE HOLLERAN Bernie . . . familiar, lightsome, adaptable . . . inimitable spirit . . . haste makes waste . . . winter and summer water-baby . . . hairdresser. Chairman, Christmas Projects 2, 3; Spring Dance Cleanup Committee 2; Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom 3. MICHAEL HOPPER Mike . . . easy, limber, and flexible . . . cool swinger with a hot guitar ... as many friends as freckles ... a Valiant strummer . . . college. Entertainment Committee, Harvest Hop 2; Entertainment Committee, Spring Dance 3; Science Fair 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2. TERRY JOHN HOWELL Dixie . . . gun-toting, striving, and worthy . . . quiet perception . . . hearty disposition . . . Hey, Terry, it ' s hunting season . . . meteorologist. Bowling 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2. EVELYN JOAN HOYT Evie . . . deserving, philosophical . . . timeless talk-falk-talker wisher . . . with life and spirit . . . Evie -dently just right . successful and happy. Science Fair 2; Candy Sale 4; Christmas Projects 1, 4. . well- to be CHARLES E. HUGHES, JR. Charlie . . . towering, serious, and taciturn ... a flash on the slopes ... an introspective wordling . . . heads for the frontier . . . college. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom 3; Baseball I; Christmas Projects 2, 3. 7 nf uencecf our RHEA H. HURWITZ -Re . . . neat ' n nonchalant . . . convivial . . . the artistic her forte . Her manner is as warm as her smile . . . nurse. ography and Verse Committee, Philomath 4; H.R. Chairman, Christmas ojects 1, 2; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Music Festival 2. RICHARD HYNES ick . . . tall, watchful, and relishing . . . the 58th variety . . . big time anager . . . overflowing cup of pleasure . . . college, inior Prom 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3; Football Manager 4. KAREN SUE JACOBSON Caren . . . kindly, agreeable, performing . . . fanatical equestrienne . . . i Picasso at heart . . . eager and sportful . . . riding instructor. Christmas Projects 4. SANDRA ELIZABETH JACKSON Sandy . . . fanciful, impish . . . avid bibliophile . . . insatiable love }f adventure . . . procrastinating but accommodating . . . nurse. Science Fair 2, 3; Library Service 2; A Cappella 2; Music Festival Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. PRISCILLA JUNE IFFLAND Scilla . . . unique, fascinating, peerless . . . unlimited interests with talents to match . . . expressive hands . . . strings along with Segovia . . . boundless vocabulary . . . artist. Student Crier 2, 3, Editor 4; Junior Steering Committee 3; French Club 4; A.F.S. Semi-Finalist; Senior Play 4. KATHLEEN MARY JACK Kathy . . . doll-like, dainty . . . pensive look, but pixie ways . . . dedicated Flyer fan ... a sparkle in her eye . . . teacher. Entertainment Committee, Junior Prom; Science Fair 2, 4; Music Festival 2; Homeroom Chairman, Christmas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 1, 2. RICHARD EVERETT JENNISON Rick . . . inventive, tall, couth . . . stereophonic stirrup . . . writes in blood . . . problem puzzler . . . scientific degree. Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 3, 4. LORRAINE G. JOHNSON Lorraine . . . subtle and unwordly . . . pleasure with a palette ... in- terests unlimited ... as English as a crumpet . . . foreign language study. Decoration Committee Junior Prom 3; Advertising Staff Philomath and Student Crier; Gym Show; Christmas Projects; Glee Club. 39 a ■ff 9° y ea 9)) ARTHUR LEO JOY Art ... a man of many moods ... a good word for everyone . . . ready with the right answer . . . handsome and shy . . . U.S. Baseball 1; Hockey 1; Vocational Student Committee; Biography and Verse, Philomath. LEAH GERRY KAUFMAN Leah . . . verve, poise, depth . . . waterfall of words . . . assured vigor ... a personal style . . . social worker. French Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4; H.R. Chairman, Red Cross 3; Decoration Committee Junior Prom 3; Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA MARY KELLER Ginnie . . . demure, prim, and proper . . . one the light fantastic toe . . . her own creator of fashion . . . mollified mellifluence . . . dress designer. Basketball 1; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom; Advertising Staff, Student Crier 4; Make-up Committee, Senior Play. MAURICE JOHN KELLOGG Moe . . . pebble puppy . . . enjoys the outdoors . . . chaistolite collector . . . it ' s such a comfort to take a bus when sightseeing in the U.S. . . . geophysicist. Honorable Mention 3, Worcester Regional Science Fair; Honorable Mention 2, Science Fair; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD JOSEPH KERNS Ed . . . lack-a-daisical mannerisms . . . anything for a laugh ... off to the races . . . toujours en retard . . . pharmacist. Football 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2. FRANCIS WILLIAM KERRIGAN Kerry . . . wistful, wry, deliberate . . . conventional with original dash . . . knows where he is headed . . . built-in teakettle . . . college. Science Fair 1, 2. KAREN ANN KILEY Karen . . . sportive, gratifying, assiduous . . . always a smile, never a frown . . . always a social worker . . . fluent flow of words . . . Civil Service. Business and Advertising Committee, Student Crier 3; District Manager 4; Student Crier Typist 4; Decorating Committee, Junior Prom. KENNETH JOSEPH KIMBALL Ken . . . alv ays obliging and welcome . . . sports spectacular . . . innately droll . . . big number ' 70 ' standing on the corner . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, F ; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, F ; Baseball 2; Marshal 4; Junior Prom 3. 40 (fuestionecf i ie Otf.CT ' .S. J fopefaJs. WILLIAM BLAKE KIAAZEY Bill . . . what a drawl! day . . flame thrower . from UNC. Christmas Projects 4. teasing snickers . . . hey-day comes every North Carolina transferee ... to graduate THOMAS FRANKLIN KINDER Flex . . . one-man circus . . . sports enthusiast . . . adept athlete . . . unruffled . . . will live like a king . . . service. Gym Team 3, 4, Captain 4; Student Crier 3; Voc Basketball 2; Hockey Club 3; Christmas Projects 3, 4; Biography and Verse, Philomath. FRANCIS LEO KIRBY F.L. . . . able, fit, cool; humor is the spice of this boy ' s life . . . action n the arena . . . mighty manner . . . college. Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Vice-President, Junior Class 3; Steering Committee, Junior Prom. LINDA RAE KLEINBERG Lin . . . charming and disarming . . . smart sophistication . . . phoney har- binger . . . teasing style . . . college. : eature Editor Philomath 4; Art Staff Philomath 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Advertising Staff Junior Prom 3; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID RAY KLOCK Dave . . . accommodating, composed, timely . . . hushed dialogue . . . labors like a klock . . . projected future in store . . . college. Hockey 1; A Cappella 3; Senior Play; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Finalist 3, Science Fair. JOHN EDWARD KORONA John . . . unerring, hard-working, independent . . . precocious preminger . . . pecuniary attraction ... up with the hunt . . . business man. Senior Play, Production Manager; A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects. THEODORE HENRY KWASEK eddy . . . Mr. Basketball . . . invincible, sedulous, dynamic . . . flash if speed, a never-tiring companion . . . accountant, lasketball 2, 3, Captain 4; Baseball 2, 3. SHERRY KAYE LAMONTAGNE herry . . . our southern belle chimes with gaiety in F.H.S. . . . feminine harms . . . blooming, graceful, and chatty . . . natural finesse . . . mdecided. 41 Our ' 61 DAVID ALLEN LANE Dave . . . keeps his engine running ... a true gourmand . . . apt, obliging, and positive . . . apparent straight mindedness . . . sales manager. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. CAAAILLE ANNE LAQUIDARA Cam . . . cordial, moderate, and natural lass . . . with a billowing bouffant . . . perpetual conversationalist . . . bowling strikes her fancy . . . secretary. Typist Student Crier 3; Library Service Club 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3. STEPHEN FREDERICK LARRABEE Steve . . . resourceful, clowning, certain . . . diversified dabbler . . . renowned Sherbonite ... a wealth of undeveloped talents . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Committee, Philomath; Student Crier 3; Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom. ROBERT DEANE LAULAINEN Bob . . . wayfaring mania . . . notable collector of arms . . . call of field and stream . . . dauntless, observant, and unbending . . . college. Christmas Projects 4; Candy Sale 4. DONNA LARIVEE Donna . . . confident, complying . . . domestic proficiency . . . gentle, temperate method ... a rabid rooter . . . teacher. Driver ED 4; Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Music .Festival 2; Christmas Projects 2; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2. EDWARD CONNESS LARKIN Ed . . . joking, latent, and rapt . . . smooth dresser . . . the first of the great spenders . . . incessant parley . . . college. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Representative, Red Cross 2. RICHARD PETER LAVOIE Richie . . . constant gleam in his eye . . . zealous hockey player . . . lots of laughs . . . absolute optimist . . . digression his stronghold . . . electrical engineer. VERNON JOSEPH LAWS Vernie . . . well-known and carefree . . . the show must go on . . . ath- letic interest ... a member of the team . . . college. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Clean-up Committee, Junior Prom. Jrjan zecf u S 2anyr ' 3a y U£e Junior Prom ROBERT ALAN LAYTON zb . . . deft, contemplative, and car-crazed . . . one of the clan . . . trikes up a fine string . . . strong-willed rook . . . college, rack 3, 4; Basketball 2; Bowling 1, 2. JEAN MARIE LeBLOND eannie . . . dependable, sentimental, and consistent . . . welcoming smile . . deliberation and discretion . . . reassuring consideration for all . . nurse. Icience Fair 2, 3; Driver Education 3; Christmas Projects; Candy Sale 1, 2. CAROL ANN LeDUC Carol . . . felicitous, loyal, and courteous . . . scrupulously fairminded . . . aquatic skimmer . . . unwavering devotion . . . business school. Library Aide 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2, 3; Music Festival. PATRICIA AAARY LEE Pat . . . casual, uncluttered, and festal . . . freckled friendliness . . . chums plus charter . . . parties are her watchword . . . nurse. Christmas Projects 1; Field Hockey 2; Glee Club 4. EDWARD T. LEV AY Eddie . . . enrolled at Nutlee Nutrish . . . enjoys being railroaded . . . a Saxonville defender . . . tres drole . . . college. Public Speaking 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1; Driver Education 3. IRIS ELLEN LEVINE Iris . . . star gazer . . . F.H.S. fan-atic . . . slim and breezy . . . senti- mental flower . . . legal secretary. Member of Business and Advertising Staff 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Decorating Committee Junior Prom 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. 43 0?s At ear a fosecf. . . 7ll)e £acf S. MICHAEL LEVIN Mike ... a leader among men . . . serious, versatile and fervent . . . iron self-determination . . . enjoyable wit . . . law. Student Council, Vice-President 3, President 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Steering Committee; Student Crier 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. THOMAS FROST LINCOLN Abe . . . faithful, ambitious, agreeable . . . enjoys all phases of life . . . potential knight-errant . . . hi-fi fanatic ... to see the world. A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2. ROBERT JENNINGS LINDSTEDT Bob . . . jovial, accommodating, and fraternal . . . lofty vantage point . . . a Nobscot boy ... a hunter of merit who mounts his own skins . . . draftsman. Science Fair 3, 4. JANE CAROL LIPPMAN Jane . . . classical, occupied, and self-contained . . deftly . . . taste and charm ... a raven-haired dryad Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 2. wields charcoal . fashion buyer. JUDITH ANNE LIPSON Judy . . . proper, shy, and restful . . . inventive sketcher . . . nimble thimbles . . . cascading tresses ... art teacher. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 4; Candy Sales 2, 3. MARC LIPTON Gorgeous Marcus . . . shrewd and subtle ... a bon mot for every occasion ... a real ham . . . The Bug suits him to a tea . . . doctor. Honorable Mention, Science Fair 2, 3; Student Crier 4; Science Club; Usher, Junior Prom; Tickets, Senior Play. DONALD PRESCOTT real joker . . . chaotic taste . Speedy . . all-time good timer . . . college. Hockey; Boys ' Glee Club. LOKER . . guns his wheels Ellis ELLIS L. LONDON avid student . . . observant, industrious, and remarkable unconstricted love for biology icthyologist. Red Cross. ventures off the beaten path 44 yar first encounter wit£ Go Iecje Boards. JOSEPH MERRILL LONG Buzz . . of hobbies Band 2, 3; Industrial Arts Fair; Football Manager 4 jovial genial disposition . . . always smiling . a driver of merit . . . theological school. hundreds PETER ALBERT LOUNSBURY Pete . . . heartening, responsive, intent . . . handy with a Gallic jest somnolent scholar . . . president of the B-46 club . . . college. Hockey 2. MARTHA STEWART LUCE artha . . . shining smiles . . . compact comeliness . . . gaiety hiding ehind seriousness . . . musically skilled . . . success. i Cappella 4; Business-Advertising Committee, Philomath 4; Glee Club 4; Jrchestra 1, 2, 3. AMEDEO ANGELO LUCIANI Vndy . . . dark and handsome ... a real workhorse ink . . . Chef d-oeuvre . . . undecided, ootball 1; Red Cross 2; Glee Club 3. . . indiscriminate CARL FRANK McDONALD arl . . . has seen a chunk of the world . . . quiet-spoken, hopeful, and esponsible . . . palette loaded with ability and ambition . . . unerring teadiness . . . commercial artist. :hristmas Projects 1,2, 4. MICHAEL THOMAS McDONALD Aike . . . tall and still growing . . . never in the rough . . . frolics in he athletic world . . . kidding, sportive, and meticulous . . . further his education. Christmas Projects 2, 3. BEVERLY GAYLE LYNCH Bev . . . pleasant, thoughtful, and refined . . . expressive eyes . . . dainty hockey player . . . foreigner to discouragement . . . college. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 2; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Senior Play. WILLIAM JOHN McCLELLAN Bill . . . self-reliant and inquiring . . . fountainhead of philosophy . . . Salinger ' s protege ... an interest hidden in the rocks . . . undecided. Student Crier Staff 4; Senior Play 4. 45 7n)e met again in Sepiem6er ROBERT JAMES AAcFARLAND Lucky . . . determined, cocky, and ready ... a fast smile coupled with a quick wit . . . offhand organizer . . . liked by all . . . graphic arts. Steering Committee, Junior Prom; Basketball 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4. DAVID AAcGAUGHEY Dave ... he who tries hard must succeed . . . coffee and donuts . . . a live wire . . . electronic technician. Vocational Marshal 4. JOHN ERVIN AAcKINNON John . . . drawn by the lure of the woods . . . uncomplicated, fore- sighted, and outgoing ... a rifle for a trademark . . . amateur television critic . . . restauranteer. Christmas Projects 4. JANE AAARIE AAcNALLY Jane . . . tranquil blonde ... an ivory castle of books . . . persistent cheeriness . . . skillful skater . . . secretary. Christmas Projects 1, 2; Basketball 1; Candy Sale 2. 46 A view through the court yard. for our Jinaf sc 200 year iojetJier. LILLIAN ELLEN AAcNEIL sie . . . sedate and completely composed . . . merry, spontaneous jghter . . . crown of golden locks . . . industrious Lilliputian . . . secre- ■y- m Show 2; Typist, Student Crier 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2; Candy Sale 3. PAUL JOHN AAcNEIL hn . . . hibernation is his pastime . . . unobtrusive intelligence . . . arpshooting and dragging . . . charmed herpetologist . . . college, xkey 1; Christmas Projects 2, 3. SALLY ANN AAcNEILL Sal . . . golden affability . . . captivated wanderer . . . attracted by glitter- ing bobbles . . . genial, modest, and ingenuous . . . secretary. Glee Club 2. ROBERT JAAAES MacDOUGALL Big Red . . . leader of the winged shoes ... a finger in every activity . carefree, warm, and generous . . . rollicking serenader . . . engineer- ing. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Biography and Verse Committee 4; A Cappella 3, 4. 9n our Senior Tjear f ie a lerecf NANCY MacRAE Nan . . . pensive, sure, and capable . . . seriously efficient ... en thusiastic party-goer . . . admirable convictions . . . occupational therapy Field Hockey 1 , 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Gym Show 1, 2; Decorating Committee Junior Prom; Christmas Projects; Glee Club 2. DOROTHY LOUISE AAACRELLI Dotty . . . delicate, appreciative, and careful . . . ladylike perfection eager to leap the language barriers . . . music suits her moods interpreter. Science Fair 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. Frosty ... a straight shooter . a whale of a composition . . . . . addicted to science fiction Science Fair 2, 3, 4. FOREST ROLAND AAAGUIRE . . a keen passion for food . . . writes has a lensman ' s eye and a rolling gain . . commercial photographer. THOR BARR AAAGNUSEN Tex . . . quick, expressive, suave . . . heavenly angelic melody ... a gentleman ' s wish always comes true . . . austral origin . . . doctor. A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Picture Committee, Philomath 4; Picture Com- mittee, Junior Prom 3; Senior Play 4; All District Chorus 3, 4 . JUDY ANN AAAHER Petie . . . ebullient, sauntering, poised . . . sincerity gains success . a light heart lives on . . . plentiful aplomb . . . Fisher Junior College Decoration Committee, Junior Prom; Typist Student Crier 3; Christma Projects 1, 2, 3. I Mo-Mahoana . sorts . . . carload of laughs Christmas Projects 1, 2. NORMAN FRANCIS AAAHONEY . hi-fi hipster . . . stimulated energy . sports of al college. c iecfufe prooecf to 6e a new experience. FERNANDA A. MARQUES rn . . . outgoing, forthright, patriotic . . . bustlin ' busy bee . . . always iable . . . managing mistress . . . secretary. ident Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Recordigg Secretary 4; Girls State Representa- e 3; Senior Play, Business Manager, 4; Library Aid 3, 4; Student Crier pist 3. ALICE LOUISE MARSH d . . . rare, radiant, and redheaded ... a gentle heart . . . good tured sympathy . . . literature obsession . . . bright future. irary Service Club 4; Typist, Student Crier; Christmas Projects 1 , 2, 3, 4. ANNE MARGARET MANUEL Anne . . . skating, undesigning, and ebullient pachyderm fan . . . brimming sentimentalist . . . cunning sarcasm . . . secretary. Typist, Student Crier 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. SUSAN C. MANZELLA Sue . . . natural, considerate, and soothing . . . uncontrollable giggle . . . revels in records . . . winning simplicity ... to travel. Christmas Projects 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Candy Sale 4. ANDREW LOUIS MASSA Andy . . . amusing, genial, unassuming . . . small box of explosives . . . amateur geologist . . . ace of diamonds . . . college. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Junior Red Cross 1, 2; Science Fair 2. ANDREA LOIS MASTROCOLA Andi . . . verve and vitality . . . night light and city living ... a mind all her own . . . efficient, witty, stylish . . . interpreter. Business and Advertising Sfaff-Student Crier and Philomath 3; Harvest Hop Publicity Committee 2; Red Cross Committee 2; Library Service 4; French Club 4. LAWRENCE JOSEPH MEDEIROS ry . . . always relaxed ... a quiet smile . . . philatelist and numisma- . . . unwavering school chauvinism . . . electrical engineer, ristmas Projects 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA JANE MEEKER . . . mollified, serene, dreaming ... a world of music . . . warm gra- usness . . . far-sighted lass . . . business. Cappella 4; Glee Club t, 2; Decorating Committee, Junior Prom 3; ence Fair 2. 49 cc We J re rea Ty Seniors?! EUDENE HYMIDA MERCURY Dene . . . genuine, undeviating, and hospitable . . . amicable generosity . . . bright-eyed grin . . . never gets bowled over . . . nurse. Christmas Projects I, 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 4; Candy Sale 2, 4; Glee Club 3. JANICE LOUISE AAERUSI Jan . . . bouncy, smiling, and sweet ... a sleeping beauty . . . faithful flyer fan . . . perennial water lily . . . bookkeeper. Typist, Student Crier 3, 4; Correspondence Committee, Jr. Prom 3; Glee Club 2; Gym Show 2; Christmas Projects 1. LINDA M. MILLER Crash . . . literate, ablaze, lissome . . . enthusiastic horse woman . . . athletic vigor . . . bright grin . . . I.B.M. Intermural Basketball 2; Bowling Team; Gym Show 2; Glee Club 2; Music Festival. LINDA CARROLL MILLS Linda . . . active, offhand, English . . . sociability with a capable mind . . . philosophical theories . . . around the pond and down the slopes . . . college professor. Basketball 1, 2, 3, F ; Art Comm. 4; Dec. Comm. Jr. Prom 3; Picture Comm. Philomath. DEBORAH R. MILNER Debby . . . cute, welcome, right . . . smiles, then beguiles . . . sets her course and sails away . . . pocket-size specialty . . . College. Feature Art Comm., Philomath 4; Dec. Comm. Jr. Prom. 3; Drama Club 3; Christmas Projects; Ticket Comm. Student Council Dance. JUDITH ANN MOAN Judi . . . mild, sanguine, and faithful . . . freckled mischief . . . owner of a stuffed menagerie . . . high spirits her constant companion . . . teacher. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Dec. Comm. Junior Prom; Gym Show 2. f w m Iff JUDITH ANNE MONTALBANO Judy . . . shy, astute, indefatigable . . . sketch and steno pads . . . banks on keys . . . channels her interests . . . secretary. Glee Club 2; Typist, Student Crier 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. AUGUSTUS JOHN MOODY Gus . . . dauntless, good-humored, and strapping ... a pun-master . . . gets carried away in chemistry . . . camping and fishing Maine iac . . . master ' s degree. Lighting, Senior Play 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Christmas Projects. 50 Quesh ' onecf 425 O .JffS. ' ers. KAREN OLIVIA MOORE , . . . gay, pretty, and helpful . . . sways to the latest beat . . . blue- =yed innocence . . . tangled in telephone wires . . . private secretary. Business and Advertising Staff, Philomath 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2; Candy Sale 1, 2; Pep Squad 1. JOSEPH T. MOORE Joey . . . fervid steeple chaser . . . casting and flies . . . chronically easy-going . . . mighty, reliable, and dextrous . . . certified public ac- countant. Christmas Project 2, 3; Candy Sale 3, 4. ML xjf m9 mm FRANK L. MORRISSEY Tanka . . . gay, dashing, and devilish ... a twinkling, roving eye . . . the human pretzel . . . well-timed remarks. Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Red Cross, Homeroom Chairman 1; Save the Children Federation, Homeroom Chair- man 2. KAREN LEE MULLIGAN Mully . . . epicurean, jabbering, snoozy . . . forever flirting . . . electric charge account . . . delightful gadabout . . . airline school. Advertising Committee, Student Crier and Philomath 3, 4; Gym Show 1, 2; Basketball 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Bowling Team 2. DIANNE MARIE MURPHY Dianne . . . conscientious, informed accordant . ' . . pacifically pleasant . . . subtle satiric humor . . . marked maturity and poise . . . seemingly retiring, but truly enthusiastic . . . college. Dramatic Club 3; Student Publications 3, 4; Library Service Club 3, 4; Ticket Committee, Junior Prom 3; Sports Committee, Philomath 4. PETER MICHAEL MUTHER Pete . . . unaffected, willing, popular . . . mad about cars . . . dazzles the girls . . . versatile skier . . . architect. Candy Sale 4; Christmas Projects 4. MICHAEL C. NAPOLITANO Mickey . . . quick-witted, happy, and considerate . . . foreman on the fairways . . . radiates friendliness . . . quiet depth . . . engineer. Golf 3, 4; Football ]; Basketball 1. RICHARD HOWARD NELSON Rich . . . determined, straight, and auto-obsessed ... on a party tread- mill . . . four-speed reactions . . . life with gusto ... to graduate. Band 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. 5! e successru anc y Sa e an BRENDA ANN NERI Bren . . . generous, unaffected, ingenuous . . . bright dancing eyes . . . bowls ' em over . . stuffed animal collection . . bookkeeper. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 3, 4. CHARLES MITCHELL NICHOLAS Chas . . . ever-kidding, would-be chef ... a masterful masticator ... on the right track ... a sound and sight man . . . prep school Cross Country 4; Track 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN NICOLAS Mary Ellen . . . meticulous and poised . . . sparkling spirit spreader . . . gay, gabby and expeditious . . . smiling eyes with a personality to match . . . nursing. Student Council 3, Corresponding Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Junior Steering Committee; Christmas Project 1, 2, Chair- man 3, 4. JOHN KARL NIERMEYER Karl . . . serious, purposeful, and staid ... a seasoned thinker . . . favors chemical recipes . . . dotes on literature . . . chemical engineer. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 2. JANICE MARIE NOBILINI Jan . . . unassuming, sensible, and agreeable . . . DaVinci radiance . . . bevy of friends . . . lulled by the sound of music . . . x-ray technician. Science Fair 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. CHARLES S. NOLAN Chic . . . forceful, dedicated, and willing ... a leader of tees men . . . guard of the gridiron . . . Maverick ' s pupil . . . military future. Football 4; Golf 3; Basketball 1; Track 1. KRISHNA LEE NILSON Kris . . . effervescent and loquacious ... an all-weather friend . . . civic-minded . . . her happiness is contagious . . . study of foreign lan- guages. Student Council 2, 4; Editor of Biography and Verse, Philomath; D.A.R. Good Citizen; Student Crier 2, Reader 3; Senior Play 4. DAVID DONALD NOBILINI Noby . . . the girls come first . . . denizen of the deep . . . oceanic skier . . . attentive and resigned . . . college. Band 2, 3; Patrol Committee 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3. 52 PAUL NYER Paul . . . patient, sanguine, lenient . . . prizes his Babe . . . energetic gusto and wit . . . prize punster . . . sure-footed sportsman . . . college. Biography and Verse Committee, Philomath 4; Senior Play 4; Track 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE MANNING O ' BRIEN V oose . . . casting, shooting, sculpturing . . . unlimited drive . . . never a dour moment . . . epicurean tastes . . . college. Hockey 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Chairman, Red Cross 1, 2, 4; 3lee Club 1, 2, 3. JEAN NORDFELT Muffin . . . deliberate and unruffled . . . urbane interests . . . kaleido- scopic coiffure . . . always on the go . . . private secretary. Christmas Projects 1; Candy Sale 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Music Festival 1, 2, 3. ROBERT EDWARD NORTON Beetle . . . popular, versatile, energetic . . . every sport beckons . . . impossible to squelch . . . one of the four squires . . . business manager. Baseball 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2. RICHARD JOHN ODLUAA Dick . . . resolute, industrious, novel . . . chess whiz ... an avid student . . . assorted pastimes ... all argument is divine . . . college. Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. SUSAN HOPE ORENSTEIN Sue . . . perky marionette . . . chatty, gregarious, good-humored . . . buttons ' n bows . . . whimsical weathervane . . . college. Feature Committee, Philomath 4; Advertising Committee, Junior Prom 3; Art Staff, Philomath 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 2, 3. JOHN JOSEPH ORIFICE Johnny Boy . . . hilarious and always with it ... a mountain of muscle . . . one of a harmonious four ... a hot ticket . . . U.S. Marines. Boys ' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir; Entertainment Committee, Dances; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. MALCOLM B. OSBORNE sociable, breezy, and quick . . . flouringly talented long week-ender . . . baker. Christmas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 1. Ozzie . record stacker 53 m RALPH JOSEPH PALERMO Butch . . . casual lounger . . . plays a mean guitar . interests . . . devilish ways . . . college. Football 1, 2; Bowling Team 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. strong athletic CAROLYN JEAN PALMER Carolyn . . . sweet, resolute, benign . . . unassuming beachcomber ... a talented violinist ... no stereo person she . . . social work. Orchestra 2; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Christmas Projects 3, 4. AUGUSTINE JOSEPH PAOLINI Joe . . . fabulous at football . . . the polished gentleman . . . capable captain . . . pizza palate . . . college. Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshall 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3. DENNIS ALVIN PARENT Denny ... a tone of determination . . . Medway ' s good-will ambassador . . . a hit with his classmates ... to be a millionaire. Vocational Basketball 4; Glee Club 4. ROBERT A. PARKHILL Bob . . . quiet toned, questioning, musing . . . out of the North . . . has the humor for life, not the awe of life . . . craving to explore the seas . . . oceanography. Golf 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Gym Show 1, 2. CLAIRE MARIE PASSALAQUA Passy . . . popular log-roller . . . civic-minded, sporty, skylarking . . . constant crusader . . . predestined for future success . . . executive sec- retary. Candy Sale Winner 1, 2; Junior Prom Steering Committee 3; Student Council 4; Vice-President, Senior Class; Glee Club 2. i ie plans for ine new ANTHONY STEPHAN PASTORE Tony . . . swingin ' and twistin ' . . . riding high in the wide open spaces . . . checks and chicks . . . heavy weights and light hearts . . . college. Football 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects Chairman T, 2, 3; Red Cross Chairman 1, 2. RICHARD E. PATINO Dick . . . the convertible type . . . mechanically minded . . . easy going and well disposed . . . man about town . . . undecided. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL RICHARD PEARSON Hugo . . . quiet and collective . . . loves motorcycles ... a real shock jetter . . . models aircrafts . . . electronic technician. Ihristmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. AAARCIA ANN PECKHAAA V arsh . . . composed and fastidious . . . efficient and tactful . . . strength of her convictions ... a passion for sartorial excellence . . . English professor. 3iograpny and Verse Editor, Philomath 4; French Club 4; Library Service Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Drama Club 3. SHIRLEY JOYCE PATTERSON Shirl . . . even disposition with a tranquil mind . . . reliability is the key word . . . well-groomed freshness . . . hair dresser. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Music Appreciation 3. JOHN DOUGLASS PAUL, JR. Doug . . . carefree, cheerful, friendly . . . quick with a quip ... a Sherbom rover . . . follows the call of the woods and stream . . . Navy. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. STEVEN DAVID PELL Steve . . . reserved, uncomplicated, natural . . . possessor of great pa- tience . . . casual manner and impish grin . . . flying cinders . . . journalism. Gym Team 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Track 3, 4. JAMES AA. PENSIERO Egnatz . . . smooth, soft-spoken, and informal . . . strums a blazing guitar . . . native touch of the artist . . . Continental stamp . . . Philomath handy-man . . . college. Assistant Art Editor, Philomath; Golf 3, 4; Christmas Projects 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Science Fair 3. 55 Despi e fJieir ups ancf downs DAVID ANTHONY PEPI Pep . . . taciturn and introspective . . . piscatorial fascination of thought . . . advanced doodler . . . wildfire management. Honorable Mention, Science Fair 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1. . lucidity DIANA LOUISE PERINI Diana . . . compact, bright, relaxed . . . blithe spirit . . . literary command . . . suasible familiarity . . . college. Drama Club 3; Advertising and Business Staff 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Library Service Club 4. FREDERIC THOMAS PETERSON Fred . . . agreeable, reserved, ambitious ... a variety of hobby irons . . . weather-wise weather man ... an ear and taste tuned to hi-fi . . . electronic technician. Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Occupational Conference Committee 3. CATHERINE ANN PETRUCELLI Cathy . . . petite, sweet pixie . . . disks and wheels . . . interesting . . . effervescent energies . . . friends abound . . . marriage. Glee Club 2, 3; Music Appreciation 3; Christmas Projects 3. Keep that ball, Framingham! 56 causeo 6y a Jew unfucJty SreaJts . . . LINDA ANN PHILBRICK Lin . . . calm, set, kind-hearted . . . built-in ready smile . . . serious-minded and hard-working . . . liberal bibliophile . . . undecided. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. LEO JOSEPH PICONE Leo . . . persistent and soft-spoken . . . follows many projects . . . deft hand with motor and electronic bugs . . . his car is the thing . . . electronic technician. Candy Sale 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 1, 2. STANLEY ANTHONY PIECEWICZ Poland . . . optimistic, actual, amusing . . . dozens of daily escapades . . . immediate epigrammatist . . . adept at pitch . . . business college. Red Cross Chairman 1, 2; Christmas Projects 3; Football 3. GERALD PIGNOLO Jerry . . . exuberant, entertaining, decided . . . man of machines . . . comic command . . . always a comment . . . business school. Football 1, 2; Harvest Hop Committee 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Committee 1. ' Gently, fellows. 57 tne 0¥i ers J earn wiJl afwai s MARCIA SYLVIA PIHL Marcia . . . beaming, blonde, companionable ... a friendly smile, a big hello . . . one of our stick-throwers . . . popular . . . teacher. Majorette 3, 4; Save the Children ' s Federation, Christmas Projects 3; Junior Prom Decoration Committee; Red Cross Committee 1. JOANNA MARIE PISCITELLO Jo . . . winsome, charitable, and deserving . . . supreme ruler of the kitchen ... a relish for riding . . . bowling alley boarder . . . secretary. Girls ' Glee Club I; Christmas Projects 3. VICKI-JO POLLINA Vicki . . . brisk, sparkling, conversable . . . literary and journalistic tastes . . . sunny side of the street ... a ball with the bases . . . Emerson College. Feature Editor, Student Crier 4, Reporter 2, 3; Glee Club 3; Christmas Projects 2, 3. SANDRA LEE POOLE Sandy . . . certain and smart . . . particularly pleasant . . . the wistful way . . . sunny, smilin ' Sherbornite . . . E.N.C. and teacher. Business and Advertising Committee 4; Candy Sale 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 4; Girls ' Bowling Team 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2. KATHRYN E. POLITZER Kathy . . . industrious, illustrious, and intelligent ... an aversion to shoes . . . ready sympathy spiced with wisdom ... a wizard of the cool quip . . . college. Co-Editor Philomath 4; Student Crier 2, 3; Library Service Club 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Drama Club 3. JERILYN POLLACK Jeri . . . newsy and nonchalant . . . urbanity and smiles . . . pleasantly optimistic . . . party-going gal . . . college. Homeroom Chairman Christmas Projects 1; Clean-up Committee, Football Dance 3; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom; Salvation Army Committee, Christmas Projects 3; Manager, Field Hockey 2. HAROLD WILLIAM POTTER Harry . . . Mr. President . . . winning, true, savoir faire . . . muscles, masculinity, and marshals . . . sporting all season . . . lawyer. Senior Class President 4; Student Council 4; Biography and Verse Com- mittee, Philomath 4; Marshal 3; Student Crier 3. CLAYTON LEE POWDER Gun . . . idealistic and enthusiastic ... a quick hand with cars . . . architect of castles in the sky . . . skilled to a tee . . . hails from Saxon- ville . . . electronic technician. Football 1; Gym Show 1. 58 remain roremosi in our minds. BONITA SUE POWELL Mita . . . slim, animated and euphonious . . . ping-pong pandemonium ... facility in calisthenics . . . bewitching style . . . anesthetist. Christmas Projects 4. STEPHEN EDWARD POWELL 5teve . . . gregarious, congenial, lively . . . facile deck shuggler . . . at home with backboards and courts ... a sharp eye and interest for all sports . . . Air Force. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Manager, Football 4; Track 1, 2; football 2. SCOTT GEORGE PROUDFOOT •Ihief . . . imperturbable, straight-forward, questing ... a subtle, quiet approach to humor . . . keen interests veiled in reticence . . . baseball )nd bowling his ken . . . industrial engineer. Christmas Projects 4. MARK A. PROUTY Aark . . . mechanical, athletic, and challenging . . . always in the swim . . a gay blade . . . automotive craze . . . mechanic. Christmas Projects 3, 4. MARTHA JANET PRATT Marty . . . equitable, adroit and responsible . . . steadfast determination . . . an unswerving confident . . . energetic . . . nursing. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F Softball 2, 3, 4; F Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects Homeroom Chairman 3; Glee Club 4. THEODORE DELAND PRICE Ted . . . earnest, unhurried, mature . . . unpretentious intelligence . . . ranges ably the field of math and science ... his risibilities react to quiet humor . . . doctor. Candy Sal« 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD FRANCIS QUINN Terry . . . reposed, friendly, and sensible . . . ham of the airwaves . . . studiously dependable . . . innate ability . . . chemist. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 4; Candy Sale 3. LANA LOUISE RAGONA Lalahnie . . . slim, captivating, and pretty ... an overflowing parcel of pep . . . expert in the romantic hearts . . . with elfin tendencies . . . stenographer. Music Festival; C andy Sale; Christmas Projects; Student Crier Typist 3. 59 Our c ass U iespians spreacf DONNA LUCILLE READ Donna . . . placid, attractive, patient . . . domestic flair . . . uncanny, original, and independent . . . studious and quick-minded . . . says little but speaks wisely . . . linguist. French Club 4; Executive Committee; Red Ctqss 1, 2, 3; Decoration Com- mittee, Junior Prom 3; Dramatics 2. SUZANNE MARIE REARDON Sue . . . efficient, chic, vivid . . . unfettered mind and spirit . . . skillful creator of togas ... a touch of mirth and merriment . . . teaching. Senior Play 4; Drama Club 3; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom; Girls ' Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Gym Show 2. SUSAN JOAN RINEHART Peanut . . . placid, unspoiled, and compliant . . . graciously feminine . . . under a musical spell ... a smattering of grease paint . . . college. Senior Play 4; Decorating Committee, Junior Prom 3; Science Fair 2; Christ- mas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 1. RAYMOND A. RIVA Ray . . . quiet but witty . . . seldom awake . . . saving himself for a bright future . . . drag strip specialist . . . mechanic. Vocational Marshal 4; Vocational Student Committee 4; Glee Club 2, 3. PAUL ALBERT RAINEY Paul . . . ubiquitous sportsman . . . indolent smile . . . grapples with barbells . . . fleet, minuted, and stable . . . college. Christmas Projects 3, 4. JOSEPH LEO RAYMOND Joe . . . silent, pensive, clever . . . cars are his care . . . rabid historian . . . sports surveyor . . . college. Baseball 3. CAROL ABBOTT REED Ca rol . . . congenial, sensible, and serious . . . mountain scaling marvel . . . engrossed in literature . . . keys of music . . . teacher. Bank 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects 3. ALAN CHRISTOPHER RENDA Al . . . retiring, smiling, guileless . . . Ivy League mien . . . really fine . . . intellectually bent . . . college. Baseball 2, 3; Advertising Committee, Student Crier; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. 60 Sfarc usf upon LEONA FRANCES ROLLS Lee . . . charming, soft nature . . . poised, smiling, and at ease . . . values sincerity . . . dreams in the sky . . . airline hostess. Business Advertising Staff, Student Crier and Philomath; Music Festival 3; Girls ' Glee Club 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN LEE ROSENAU Annie . . . Dannie . . . fiery, mysterious, and adventuresome . . . sophisti- cated but never blase . . . compact supply of humor and wisdom . . . i a penetrating, omniscient glance . . . college. I Student Crier 3, 4; A Cappella Choir; Library Service Club; Photography Committee, Junior Prom; Senior Play. ALFRED P. ROSSINI Fred . . . well-liked, casual, and optomistic . . . destined not for tar and feathers, but pitch . . . off-hand mannerisms . . . majors in enjoying life . . . college. c ootball 4; Basketball 1, 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3. MARC GARY ROTH Aarcus . . . compelling, imaginative, and creative . . . entomologically ;rudite . . . spontaneously witty ... a variety of intriguing talents . . . quizzical and sedulous . . . college. Science Fair 2, 3; Biography and Verse, Philomath; Decoration and Photog- aphy Committee, Junior Prom; Drama Club 3; Senior Play 4. PAULA VALARIE ROBERTI Pixie . . . foolin ' , frolickin ' , fantastic . . . memories and souvenirs . . . exuberantly alive . . . talent for mischief . . . I.B.M. school. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Advertising Staff, Philomath 4; Typist, Student Crier 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom 3. JUDITH ANN ROCH Rocky . . . glib, conversable, and lissome . . . with reeling cadence . . . a vaulting pacer . . . melodious chortle . . . accountant. Senior Play 4; Library Aid 3, 4; Student Crier, Typist 3; Junior Prorr 3. STEPHEN IRVING ROSS Sterling . . . quick, entertaining, frank . . . racquets, spring-boards, and cars . . . the Farley Club . . . the best of everything . . . college. Tennis 3, 4, F ; Feature Staff, Philomath 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Save the Children Federation 3. JOHN J. ROSSI Roscoe . . . beaming and enthusiastic . . . strums the old strings ... a fleet-footed weight-lifter . . . never strikes out . . . U.S. Navy. Science Fair 1, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Christmas Projects 1, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 2. 61 SANDRA LEE RUSSO Sandy . . . refreshing, coquettish, and sparkling . . . volcanic voice . . . ecstatic cheerleader . . . far-reaching laugh . . . nurse. Cheerleader 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Library Service Club 2, 3, 4; Decoration and Refreshment Committee, Junior Prom; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. AAYRA ELIZABETH RUZSITS Mike . . . lively, unique, and amiable . . . virtuoso with the violin . . . investigates many fascinating byways . . . rivals the sun with her warmth . . . concert violinist. Orchestra 1, 3, 4; A Cappella 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT EDWARD RYAN Roscoe . . . impressive, direct, and forward ... a hound on the hunt . . . one of the Sherborn fellas ... a chariot racer . . . undetermined. Christmas Projects 2, 3. LAWRENCE RYLEY Larry . . . rest, rest, rest . . . procrastination is his middle name . . . satiric asides . . . pied piper of pandemonium . . . service. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. MARY JANE SALLAWAY Mary . . . sunny, comely, and delightful . . . natural style to her charm . . . imaginative . . . college. Christmas Projects 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Music Festival 2. a key LINDA KATHRYN SALVATI Linda . . . sincere and helpful . . . the smile that never fails . . . flir- tatious brown eyes . . . avid hockey halfback . . . nurse. Entertainment Committee, Football Dance 3; Christmas Projects 3; Orchestra Committee, Junior Prom 3; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, F RICHARD H. SANGER Dick . . . aboveboard, spruce, candid . . . music is to be sung . . . quiet man with quiet wit ... a solid citizen . . . college. Boys ' Glee Club 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4; Northeastern District Chorus. LOUIS EUGENE SARTORI Lou . . . successful scholar . . . world traveler . . . only one of his kind . . . hit with the girls . . . engineer. Class Representative 2; Voc Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Kiwanis Club Representative 1; Voc Marshal 1, 3; Student Council 2. 62 fort i many new la fen is ancf . . . DEBORAH DIANE SAWYER Debbi . . . glamorous, strong-minded, and flirting ... an aura of extrava- gance . . . cascade of memorable antics . . . joyous inflection . . . college. 3lee Club 2, 3; A Cappella 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross I, 2, 4; Science Fair 2, 4. ALAN LEE SCHALTENBRAND Schultz . . . volatile, yet confident . . . versatility a strong point ... no time to think life dull ... a subtle eye for the girls . . . Air Force ademy. Joys ' Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. CHARLES R. SCHULER Chuck . . . Charlie the Great . . . gradual, likeable, and jocular . . . one of the boys . . . athlete extraordinaire . . . diverting drollness . . . skindiver. Football 1, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball; Baseball 1; Red Cross 1; Christmas Projects. RICHARD SCHWARTZ Dick . . . venturing and speculative . . . longest of the free-wheelers . . . one in every port . . . sporting hoopster . . . college. Christmas Projects 4. GARY ROBERT SELNICK Gary . . . assured, distinctive air . . . musical action aplenty . . . the pupil of impulse ... a trumpeter of note . . . CP. A. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3. JOSEPH GERALD SELNICK Gerry . . . complex and sincere . . . masters his sixteen chessmen . . . ranges the electronic circuits . . . aspiring, mid-western, and rustic . . . motel business. Christmas Projects 3, 4; Candy Sale 4. 63 i ie GJin ' simas CPro ech were GERALD SEYMOUR Jerry . . . effortless grin . . . lots of power . . . free, cheerful view of life . . . mechanic. Football 2; Gym Show 2; Ford Auto School 4. a fine friend . . . care- GERALD p. SHEA Jerry . . . casual and swingy . . . never behind the eight ball the wide open spaces and hunting . . . offhand fun seeker . Cross Country 1; Christmas Projects 3. . prefers business. PAUL J. SHEA P.J. . . . prankish, fortuitous, square-shooting . . . winged heels . . . the pursuit of the untamed ... no grounds for complaint . . . landscaping. Cross Country 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Christmas Projects , 2, 3. ARTHUR SIGEL Arty . . . quizzical, impulsive, and novel . . . arty in dress and drama . . . a camera Fitts him well . . . originated the Seven-Day Foot Test . . . electronics engineer. Cross Country I, 2, 3, F ; Track 2, 3, 4, F ; Senior Play; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3. DOROTHY HELEN SLECZKOWSKI Dotty . . . one of the gay and gabby . . . unpredictable live wire . . . smiles galore and more . . . yoga specialist . . . college. Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3;- Science Fair 2, 3; Christmas Proj- ects 1, 2, 3; Gym Show 2; Basketball 1. BEVERLY JEAN SMITH Smitry . . . quiescent and moderate ... a stroke of luck . . . skylarking outlook . . . sprouting summer wings . . . airline hostess. Typist, Student Crier 3; Christmas Projects 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Gym Show 3. SANDRA ANNE SIMONS Sandy . . . vivacious, light-hearted, merry . . . soft-ringing laughter . . . genial outlook on life . . . gregarious . . . hairdresser. Usherette, Spring Dance 3; Red Cross 1; Student Crier, Typist 3. GORDON A. SKINNER Gordie . . . frank and easy-going ... a little nonsense now and ther . . . a mean rebounder and a blazing fastball . . . turkey day refere . . . sage mannerisms . . . college. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4 SUSAN EVELYN SMITH je . . . witty, winsome, wonderful ... a merry wanderer . . . subtly isarming . . . always in contact . . . junior college, pist, Student Crier. WALTER W. SMITH nitty . . . fun-loving, laconic, and willing . . . haunts the country club . . riding toward the sweepstakes . . . motorcar monomania . . . U.S. .arines. hristmas Projects 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Red Cross 2, 3. DENNIS WILBUR SOULIA une-up . . . zest for zany humor . . . industrious and alert . . . high der . . . fascinated by femininity . . . automotive engineer, ocational Activity Committee 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Glee Club , 3, 4; Vocational Basketball 2; Kiwahis Club Guest. CLAYTA JEAN SPEAR layta . . . sedate and contemplative ... a fair Miss . . . heart and 3ul a vocalist . . . sensibility and sincerity make success . . . teacher. . Cappella Choir 3, 4; Decoration Comm. Prom 3; Glee Club 3, 4; lusic Festival 3, 4; District Choral Society. EDWIN GEORGE SMITH Smitty . . . thoughtful and genial . . . four speeds and accelerators . . . pastime of planes and chips . . . doggedly determined . . . pilot. Christmas Projects 1, 2; Candy Sale 1. ROBERT G. SMITH Smittie . . . goofing off and talking . . . never a divot duffer . . . there at the right moment . . . finds sleep irresistible . . . bookkeeper. Christmas Projects; H.R. Chairman, Salvation Army. WARREN ALLEN SMITH Smitty . . . persistent and stable ... a multiple of interests . . . flash bulbs and meters intrigue ... a touch of trouble shooting . . . naval aviation. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Handbook Committee 3, 4; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3. MARILYN S. SNYDER Marilyn . . . dependable and attentive . . . good sense, good nature . . . glides on glaciers . . . diligence has its rewards . . . teaching. Senior Play 4; Business and Advertising Staff, Philomath and Crier 4; Intramural Basketball 2; Christmas Projects 1, 3. o5 Ulie G ass of ' 62 orcjanizecf our DAVID EVERETT SPENCER Dave . . . tranquil, thinking, technical . . . always refined and mild mannered . . . aquatic pastimes . . . contemplates most accurately in numerical logic . . . college. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 4. JUDITH AAARLENE STEIN Judy . . . poise and character . . . especially hushed . . . backstage powder puff ... la premiere presidente . . . teacher. French Club 4; Dramatics 3; Decoration Committee; Junior Prom. RHODA PEARL STEIN Rhoda . . . talkative and cheerful . . . pink-cheeked crispness . . . marvelous merrymaker . . . anything is possible for she who possesses good will . . . social worker. Glee Club; Gym Show 1, 2; Christmas Projects 1; Candy Sale. MURIEL ELLEN STERN Muriel . . . witty, frolicsome, and likeable ... a rapid pacer in science . . . deft guitarist . . . prefers F.M. . . . invoker of pleasant moods . . . medical research. Picture Co-Editor, Philomath 4; Student Crier 2; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3; Publicity, Senior Play 4. GAYLE LOUISE STODDARD Gayle . . . laughing, companionable, fanciful . . . admirable abilities . . . twirling and whirling . . . our number one secretary . . . hairdresser. Majorette 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 2; Christmas Projects 3. WILLIAM CARLTON STOGSDILL Bill . . . urbane, meticulous, reflective . . . sticks for drap strips . . . relaxed, unruffled view of life . . . yet, avid and lively in the group . . . U.S. Navy. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD L. STONE Rollin ' . . . co-operative and chipper . . . gathers no moss . . . effusive humor . . . eager numismatist . . . psychology. Christmas Projects 1; Candy Sale 1, 2; Science Fair 2. JACOB STUKULS Jake . . . silent and absorbed . . . seldom worrying . . . able racqueteer . . . philatelist student . . . history teacher. Cross Country 2, 3; Track 3. Miss Bonville intrigues her club members with French customs. 67 SJn ecemSer and {January we Iiad BETTY ANN SUAREZ Bets . . . blithe and bubblin ' . . . stick master . . . ten pin follower . . . social, exact, poised . . . topflight twirling . . . legal secretary Drum Majorette 2, 3, Head Majorette 4; Red Cross Representative 2 Band Concert 2; Student Crier Typist 3; Music Festival 2, 3; Christmas Projects 4. WILLIAM RAY SULT Bill . . . daffy, imperishable, and delirious . . . great gift of gab . perpetual motion . . . rarely serious . . . state trooper. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2, 3; Gym Team 2. KENNETH H. SUTHERLAND Ken . . . clothes, personality, hidden talents . . . suave, expressive, and quick . . . jaunty casualness ... a knowing grin . . . college. Science Fair 2; Red Cross 1, 2; Christmas Proiects 2, 3; Football 1; Decorat- ing Committee, Junior Prom. AAARY JUDITH SWEENEY Judy . . . diligent, thoughtful, and personable ... 3 F Flyer . . . snappy irons and flying sticks ... a true sport . . . math teacher. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, Captain 2, 3; Christmas Projects. PATRICIA JAYE TAYLOR Pat . . . interested, condoling, and assuaging . . . immediate glow . . . peppy demeanor . . . rapt in blue and white . . . elementary school teacher. Advertising Committee, Student Publications 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Music Festival 1, 2; Science Fair 2, 3. PAUL ALLEN TAYLOR Paul . . . blond, terse, and lofty . . . man with a golden touch things all sewed up . . . peppermint convertible . . . engineer. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Candy Sale 1, 3. has PATRICIA IRENE TEMPONE B.B. . . . imaginative and humorous . . . rambunctious, energetic sportswoman . . . pointed individualist . . . omnipresent tomfoolery . . . nurse. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1, 4; Science Fair 2; Softball 1, Co-Capt. 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3. DANA ELLERY THORPE Dana . . . affable, dapper, and restless ... a juggernaut among merry makers . . . relaxes with pins and wheels . . . always on the move . . . chef. Basketball 1; Football 1. ..i 4 ? 68 our fast encounter wil£ Goffege Tloarcfs. RICHARD S. TIRRELL Dick . . . incidental intelligence . . . chronic vacationist ... a sundae special . . . unconcerned and efficient . . . college. Christmas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 3. RICHARD JOHN TODD Dick . . . good-humored and picares-que . . . pigskin-plunging marshal . . . riotous joker . . . menace of the mound . . . pro-ball player. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt.; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 3, 4. KATHLEEN MARY A. TIERNEY Katrina . . . charming, regal, and gay ... majorette vertigo . . . swift on the slopes ... a cool reserve . . . college. Majorette 4; A Cappella 4; Student Publications Business and Advertising Staff 4; Softball 3; Ticket Committee, Junior Prom 3. CAROL ANN TINSON Calo . . . spirited, applied, and compatible ... an entrancing song-bird . . . mountain of records . . . her thoughts drift toward the sea . . . secretary. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 4; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom 3; Make-up Committee, Senior Play 4; Circulation Staff, Philomath 4. ROBERT RICHARD TOMASETTI Bob . . . resolved, agreeable, and observant . . . . amphibious cruiser ... a straight thinker Track 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Science Fair 2. sorcerer with wheels electronics. THOMAS ALBERT TOMASETTI Timmy . . . confident, bouncing, surprising . . . ardent pigskin spectator ... a universal chum . . . omnipotent gymnast . . . engineer. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. 69 jfune saw i£e finafe of our £icj i scJioof BONNIE LEE TRUDEL Bon . . . tiny bundle with titanic personality . . . caretaker of Dl ... undercurrent of mischief . . . vital, beguiling, and exuberant . . . college. Student Council 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Chairman, Candy Sale 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Chairman of Ushers, Student Council Dance 3. ELIZABETH ANN TUPPER Betty . . . fairy-tale philosophy . . . constant companion . wit . . . sentimental, knowing, and planning . . . nurse. Christmas Projects. . with pungent FRANK PETER URBANI Pete ... a travelling man . . . great on the mats . . . Giant fan . . . always has an audience ... a regular sportsman . . . undecided. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. JOAN MARIE VAILLANCOURT Joan . . . fair, alluring, starry-eyed . . . sprightly whims . . . bills, bills, bills . . . gem-like blonde . . . hairdresser. Red Cross Homeroom Chairman 1; Glee Club 2; Music Festival 2; Candy Sale 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. VALERIE EDITH VALENTINI Valerie . . . capricious, glittering, and benign . . . captivating stride ... a navy correspondent ... a pretty sentinel . . . medicine and marriage. Marshal 3, 4; Junior Steering Committee 3; Biography and Verse Com- mittee 4; Chairman, Entertainment Committee, Junior Prom 3; Refreshment Committee, Football Dance 2, 3. SUSAN AA. VAN WATERS Sue . . . bright, alert, and scintillating . . . cavorting sprite . . . close companionship . . . ability to turn a phrase . . . college and nursing. Biography and Verse Committee, Philomath 4; A.F.S. Semi-Finalist 3; Steering Committee, Junior Prom; Reporter, Student Crier 3; Science Fair 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 2. RICHARD JOSEPH VARRICHIONE Dick . . . plays slow motion football . . . homework pool . offhand . . . has telephone shirt model ... to go to college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. robust and CHARLENE VINCINI Charl . . . sympathetic, tuned-in, and energetic . . . humor keeps her soul alive . . . almond eyes . . . with composed restraint . . . interior designer. Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 3; Candy Sale 1, 2. 70 careers ai i ie 6an juei of Cj ass WALTER LEE WAGNER ally . . . the great white hunter . . . single-mindedly devoted to cars . . chemical lamp-lighter . ildlife management biologist. :ience Fair 2, 3, 4. an indolent yet peppy friend JUDITH MARIE WARREN jdie . . . begins with a grin . . . willowy and seraphic . . . skillful agittarian . . . enveloped in a pastel cloud . . . teaching. dvertising Committee, Student Crier and Philomath 3, 3; Refreshment ommittee, Student Council Dance 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Science Fair 2; usic Festival 1 , 2. JEAN RACHAEL WASSERMAN Jean . . . saddles the wind . . . switchboard monopoly . . . the best of taste . . . enigmatic and insouciant . . . college. Business and Advertising Staff, Philomath 3; Science Fair 2; Christmas Projects 2, 3; Red Cross Representative 1. DAVID JOEL WEINBERGER Hamburger . . . roguish and jimp . . . fast and smooth talker . . . much revelry . . . holds knowledge in esteem ... to succeed. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, F ; Decorating Committee, Prom 3; Music Festival, 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 3; Prom Usher 3. ROBERTA ELAINE WEINREBE obbi . . . able and apt ... a happy, helpful disposition . . . always links ahead ... a sense of style . . . psychology major. iography and Verse Committee, Philomath; Drama Club 3; A Cappella :hoir 4; French Club 4; Science Fair 2, Honorable Mention 3. PAUL F. WERKOWSKI aul . . . undeviating, industrious, sanguine . . . nplicit drollery . . . reticent logic . . . Air Force, cience Fair 2, 4; Bowling Team 1, 2. stars in science RICHARD CONNERY WEST if words were money, he ' d be a millionaire ... a . . a unique overt personality . . . anchors that line Dick . , typhoon Navy. Baseball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. real SANDRA A. WESTPHAL Sandy . . . provident and attentive . . . . browsing through the bookstack college. Christmas Projects 1, 3; Candy Sale 2, 4. personality matches her height . her smile conquers all . . . 71 an our Gfass JHj ' sto PAUL RICHARD WHITE Paul . . . temperate, sensitive, funloving . even disposition . . . automotive fanaticism Christmas Projects 1, 2, 3, 4. mechanically suited . . electrical engineer. y SUSAN MAE WHEELER Kitten . . . calmly cheerful . . . always a cordial hello . . . omnipresent bounty . . . earnestness . . . religious education. Bowling League 2; Decoration Committee, Junior Prom; Girls ' Glee Club; Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4. ANDREA LEE WHITAKER Andy . . . musing, gentle, witty . . . emphasis on loyalty earth ... a scene brightener . . . secretary. Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Christmas Projects 2, 3; Candy Sale 4. . . down-to- CHRISTINE LOUISE WIEZEL Chris . . . reflective, modest, diligent ... an air of friendliness surrounds her ... a candid sincerity ... a rosy cherub . . . social work. Philomath Biography and Verse Committee 4; Drama Club 3; Junior Prom Refreshment Committee; Science Fair 2. RICHARD ARTHUR WILLIAMS England . . . sportful and jesting . . . action aplenty . . . concocting schemes ... a stimulating buddy . . . college. Football 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1; Christmas Projects Committee 2, 3. Jan JAN EDWARD WOOLHOUSE Mr. Funny Man . . . ready, aim, fire . . . bon vivant dash of humor to every class . . . college. Gym Team 2, 3; Gym Show 2. adds a RICHARD IVAN YEATON Dick . . . sports a spirited sax . . . braved Utah ' s deserts and scorpions . . . F.H.S. is always just around the corner . . . clever, humor-wise . . . biological research after Duke. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Cross Country 4. ALAN ZUKOR Al . . . a jaunty clown . . . philosophical laissez-faire . . . confident and worldly-wise . . . college. Christmas Projects 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3. incessant banter 72 74 OUR PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. John L. H. Blaker ENG The English De- partment under the supervision of Miss March offers a high- ly diversified choice of courses. The Ad- v a n c e d Placement Program, designed to prepare the stu- dent for the College level, has been add- ed to the former courses of College and General Eng- MISS MARCH English Department Head 78 .ISH shes. The Sopho- nore, Junior, and enior classes are iow showing the eneficial effects of he tenth grade peech course. Out- ide activities accent he everyday pattern ind provide the stu- dent with a working ;nowledge of the ,ubject. (front row) Mrs. Clifford, Miss Lathrop, Miss O ' Neil, Miss Placentino, Miss Terry, Miss Lewis, Mr. Keville, (back row) Mr. Hottleman, Mr. Beatty, Mts. McDuffie. Mrs. McDuffie gives a helping hand. Mr. Hoftleman initiated all-day discussion groups to allow his students to express their views. 79 LANGL The Language Department, un- der the direction of Miss Cunn- ingham, also offers a varied pro- gram. Two additions, fourth year French and Latin, give students an opportunity to increase their proficiency in languages. A MISS CUNNINGHAM Language Department Head et i la page .... a la ligne . . . . ' 82 AGES French club has been initiated with Miss B ' onville as advisor. Modern teaching methods, such as the use of tape recorders, make the study of a foreign lan- guage more interesting and en- joyable. Senior and Junior language teachers: (left to right) Miss Bonville, Mr. Hayes, Miss Lyons, Mr. Lyons. Miss Vancavage explains the third declension. S3 LANGUAG (left to right) Mr. Oates, Miss Berthiaume, Mrs. Faherty, Miss Gucciardi, Mr. DeCesare, Miss Vancavage, Mr. Dupuis. Miss Gucciardi is among a swarm of busy students. Mr. Dupuis supplements classroom procedure with his sunny personality. 84 MR. BAYES Social Studies Department Head SOCIAL The Social Studies De- partment under the able direction of Mr. Bayes of- fers a well-rounded course of study in the fields of history and government. Civics, sociology, econ- omics, modern history, The members of Mr. Garrahan ' s class are alert to classroom procedure. STUDIES United States history, an- :ient history, and world listory are included in the curriculum. Such activities 3S debates and field trips are important parts of the :ourses. if Kansas. (left to right) Mr. Dowling, Mr. Daniels, Mr. Kelley, Mr. McGillivray, Mr. Jolie, Mr. Garrahan. Mr. Dowling and one of his students discuss a geographical question. B7 Whaddaya mean we ' re on page 97. B9 ry equipment. Students display leir extra work in the annual c i e n c e Fair. The advanced :ience class and the Science luiz Team make it possible for xceptional students to display leir ability. e an unknown. ' And there was light in Mr. Joyce ' s chemistry class. (left to right) Mr. Joyce, Mr. Louder, Mr. Tisdell, Mr. Jachowicz, Mr. Gaucher. Mr. Barriera tells about a new ohylum. 91 9? Mr. JachowkJ to The dissection 93 MATHE The Mathematics Depart- ment, directed by Mr. St. Andre, offers various courses for general, busi- ness, and college prepara- tory students. Highly capa- ble students may take ad- MR. ST. ANDRE Mathematics Department Head Mrs. Roche has confidence in her students. 94 VIATICS vanced subjects. There is a Math Club for students who wish to investigate extra material on their own. It is hoped that an annual Math Fair will become an important function at FHS. (left to right) Mr. Vodoklys,- Mr. Grandoni, Mrs. Quigley, Mr. Antell. Mr. St. 96 ligently at a test. 07 ART The Art Department ably directed by Mr. Cotton of- fers a full course in art for those who wish to major in the field plus other courses in art and arts and crafts. Students receive training in the fundamentals of color and design and are encour- aged to use their creative abilities in working with a variety of materials. MR. COTTON Department Head Mr. Bagush comments on his pupils ' work. 99 INDUSTF The Industrial Arts De- partment, directed by Mr. Salak, provides a vocational education for students in a business or college prepar- atory course. The choice of studies ranges from wood- working, technical drawing, and machine work, to a MR. SALAK Industrial Arts Department Head Mr. Koroski demonstrates a technique. 100 A± ARTS fully-equipped course in printing and photography. Whether it be a minor or a major, a course in Industrial Arts rounds out the prepar- atory training of a student planning for a technical ed- ucation. (left to right) Mr. Farrell, Mr. Koroski, Mr. Krikorian, Mr. Edmond, Mr. Alves, Mr. McKnight, Mr. Feindel. Put your foot on it! ' MISS KREGER Home Economics Department Head 104 MESS principles of the business world. A course in personal typing is offered to college preparatory students so that they may employ their typing skills in college work. (left to right) Miss Delaney, Miss Kirby, Mr. Hatch, Miss Stanton, Mr. Murphy, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Peckham. lores the progress of his typists. What do you mean, I can ' t look at the key- board? c PHYSICAL EDUCATION i iv i? tu t a a 26 27 28 29 3 108 THE GYM TEACHERS (left to right) Miss Moberg, Mr. Strong, Mrs. Kane, Mr. Summers, Mrs. Walker, Mr. Wheeler, Miss Quinn. VOCATIONAL The Vocational Division, under the direction of Mr. Keefe, trains boys to hold positions immediately upon graduation. It offers a high- ly diversified program, in- cluding automotive work, VOCATIONAL DIVISION DIRECTOR Mr. Keefe VOCATIONAL SECRETARY Mrs. Chase VOCATIONAL MARSHALS (seated, left to right) Mr. Fraser, R. Andrews, K. Celorier, R. Riva; (standing) K. Tozer, L. Sartori, V. Bremner, R. Berry, D. McGoughy, J. Cassidy. 10 THE VOCATIONAL STUDENT ACTIVITIES GROUP (seated, left to right) L. Sartori, J. Doughtie, Mr. Hart, Advisor; R. Riva; (standing) R. Osborne, A. Joy, J. Laverdure, F. Prouty, T. Salem, R. Burrill. DIVISION electrical training, studies in the various fields of me- chanics, and many others. Framingham is proud of its excellent vocational facili- ties. A student checks out a distributor. ' The mechanical advantage is equal to . . . The compression stroke consists of 112 A full house. I 14 Student Jlchoiiies THE STUDENT COUNCIL (front row, left to right) Dorothy Abajian, William Thompson, Alan Frost, Jeff Partnow, Michael Levin, Jerry Dineen, Mary Ellen Nicolas, Fern Marques; (second row) Mr. Bayes, Advisor; Clair Passalacqua, Kathy McDevitt, Jean Franchi, Harold Potter, Paul Bianchi, Kristina Nilson, Bonnie Trudel, Mr. Dargan, Advisor; (third row) Evelyn Arndt, Peter Hayes, Gail Hag- soiel, Susan Bryant, Fred Barnicle; (fourth row) Ronald Canal, Kenneth Kimball, Gordon Salak, Robert Fuller, David Taft, John Quirk, Peter Allen. FAMILY PROJECTS DISPLAY COMMITTEE William Thompson and Dorothy Abajian Kenneth Kimball, Bonnie Trudel, and Harold Potter 118 The annual Candy Sale gets under way. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (left to right) Alan Frost, Treasurer; Fern Marques, Recording Sec; William Thomp- , son, Junior Rep.; Michael Levin, President; Jeff Partnow, Vice-Pres.; Mary Ellen Nicolas, Corresponding Sec; Jerry Dineen, Vice-Pres. SALVATION ARMY COMMITTEE (9 STUDENT The big interview. 121 PHILO THE BIOGRAPHY AND VERSE STAFF (front row, left to right) Glenna Greenberg, Anne Berry, Barbara Feinstein, Valerie Valantini, Phyllis Anes; (second row) Kristina Nilson, Editor, Marcia Peckham, Editor, Marcia Goffin, Rhea Hurwitz, Christine Wiezel; (back row) Marc Roth, Susan Van Waters, Harold Potter, Robert Frommer, Editor, James MacDougald, Paul Nyer, Roberta Weinrebe. THE PICTURE STAFF (left to right) Muriel Stern, editor, Thor Magnusen, Diane Ellison, Linda Mills, Anne Drake, editor. Mr. Hottleman and Editorj-in-Chief, Kathy Politzer and Alan Frost. 122 MATH THE SPORTS STAFF (front row, left to right) Bonnie Barnicle, Diane Murphy; (back row) Ste- phen Larrabee, Peter Al- len, Michael Levin. THE ART AND LAYOUT STAFF (front row, left to right) James Pensiero, Asst. Editor; Debby Milner, Nancy Golden, Editor; Judy Beatrice, Cherie Gilman, Editor; (back row) Anne Rosenau, Linda Weinberg, Adele Danahy, Arthur Sigel, Diane Murphy, Marcia Goffin. THE FEATURE STAFF (left to right) Frances Bowler, Stephen Ross, Linda Kleinberg, Editor; Robert Chickering, Editor; Bonnie Auerr. The editors are constantly at work? 123 MARSHALS front row, left to right) Anne Berry, Nancy Campbell, Kenneth Kimball, Captain; Npreen Travers, Sandy Murphy; (second row) Karen Dow, Paula Gagen, Louise Cattani, Valerie Valentini, Carol Gryz- Soski, Donna Haley; (third row) David Cella, Richard, David Macchi, Gary Fiske, Steve Salvati, Carlos Barton, William Bagnall, Donald Lynch. Gee, those Marshals do a good job! 124 DRAMA CLUB Miss Kline and the Gang PLAY STARDUST The entire play was humorous and delightful, thanks to the dedicated direction and cooperation of Miss Kline. Curtain coming down. 127 FRENCH CLUB Un groupe qui porte les coiffes. 128 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The members of the International Relations Club with Mr. O ' Brien, their advisor. ing) Peter Partnow, Bonnie Auerr, Bill Thompson, President. • The meeting progresses. 129 FOREIGN EXCHANGE My experiences in Norway have proven to me that the ideals of the American Field Service program are both praiseworthy and necessary. I was continually impressed by seemingly ridiculous questions, asked in all sincerity, such as, Does every member of an American family own a car? People of foreign countries know very little of our everyday life, and we must claim perhaps greater ignorance of theirs. This is why AFS is so important. The overall purpose of AFS is the exchange of knowledge and experience by teenagers living in families abroad and participating at first hand in the intimate life and thoughts of another country. However, the pro- gram is not like a one-way street. It is a reciprocal agreement. In return for the tremendous honor, privilege, and responsibility vested in me last summer I agreed with pleasure to relate the impressions of my travels. The greatest lesson we can derive from the Norwegians is awareness of other countries. Americans seem to centralize their thoughts in the ir own country and lose the perspective of the entire world scene. In conclusion I would like to thank the student body for its generous support of the American Field Service as evidenced by the collection of more than four hundred dollars last February. I am sure that all of you who contributed are aware of its special importance in these especially troubled times, when it is urgent that all the free countries of the world unite in friendship and understanding. The AFS motto bears great significance: Walk together, Talk together, O ye peoples of the earth; Then and only then Shall ye have peace. PETER ALLEN Now has arrived the moment I was dreading when thoughts of farewells and goodbyes must come to mind. This year has been one of the greatest in my life with every new thing that I have learned about the United States. I will never forget my first school-day which was rather confusing, but with the help of all the swell classmates, the building was made familiar to me. Something all the F.H.S. ' ers can be sure of is that in the coming years, although thousands of miles away, I will be cheering for you in the Thanksgiving Game. I am proud of having been an F.H.S. ' er, and I hope that this friendship will remain as warm and prominent with each of you as it will be with me. I also hope that many other exchange students will have the same opportunity to enjoy your hospitality during their years at Framingham High School. I am very grateful for all you did for me, and the memory of this year will always be a part of my life. 132 EVELYN ARNDT Santa and his helpers. 133 JUNIOR PROM Mr. and Mrs. Martin dance to the musical strains of Don Russell and his Orchestra. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (left to right) Mary Ellen Nicolas, Treasurer; Virginia Grelotti, Secretary; Francis Kirby, Vice-President; Peter Allen, President. The Grand 134 We danced all night. 136 MOST POPULAR Fern Marques Harold Potter CLASS FLIRTS Bonnie Trudel Frank Antonioli SHYEST Leota Dunn David Nobilini 139 Ron and Bill make light work out of blocking a punt. (left to right, front row) S. Powell, J. Long, R. West, R. Ferragamo, V. Laws, R. Varrichione, R. Duca, J. Tadjleo and J. Paolinl, Co-Captains; W. Suit, R. DeLuca, R. Hill, C. Schuler, D. DiMuzio, R. Todd, R. Hines, P. Morreo, Manager; (second row) Coaches R. Jachowicz, D. Jolie, snd A. Fornicari; C. Nolan, D. Knutson, D. Scott, A. Richardson, D. Lynch, W. Bagnall, J. Felch, C. Moody, D. Macchi, R. Costa, S. Salvati, R. Flink, Trainer A. Capolla, Faculty Manager F. Galvani, Athletic Director J. Daniels, Senior Manager J. Weidner; (back row) E. Zanchi, J. Donnelly, J. Hoff, P. Longhi, P. Thompson, D. Cells, D. Zambesi, R. Canal, W. Phillips, R. Eiland, G. Dineen W. Prout, S. Larrabee, C. Barton, A. Sleczkowski, A. Rossini, R. Williams, K. Kimball. (left to right, front row) P. Trombie, R. Taylor, J. Assencoa, E. Verge, J. Postizzi, E. Barshan, R. Chesmore, J. Chason, A. Wignotf, B. Marston; (second row) Coach E. Belforti, J. Langley, D. Cotton, J. Crother, M. Molliver, R. Mansfield, G. Gilman, W. DesMarais, R. Britnell, Athletic Director J. Daniels; (back row) J. Quirk, D. Keller, B. Kray, J. Hoff, D. Zambesi, E. Zanchi, C. Moody, J. Fair, R. Poirier, P. Schnetky, C. Clark. 147 CHEERLEADERS « MAJORETTES ml Coach Jachowicz entertains at the rally. The Cheerleaders wish the Flyers Good luck. THE CHEERLEADERS (left to right, front r6w) Paula Gagen, Mary Ellen Nicolas, Sandy Russo; (back row) Carmen Ryan, Kathy Connolly, Carol Gryzboski, Kathy McDevitt, Elaine Pezzoni, Susan Gagen. (left to right, front row) Marcia Pihl, Kathy Tierney, Betty Suarez, June Breault, Diane Ellison; (back row) Karen Monahan, Gail Stoddard, Jean Ghringhelli, Susan Smith, Maureen Urbinati, Sandy Murphy. 148 Greetings, Gang! ' The majorettes open another game. and during the half, we have 149 ram ngham ....70 Dedham 40 : ram ngham ....59 Braintree 66 : ram ngham ....50 Needham ....49 : ram ngham ....72 Milton 62 : ram ngham ....68 Milton 62 : ram ngham ...77 Norwood ..67 : ram ngham ....73 Walpole 49 : ram ngham ..62 Walpole 55 : ram ngham 56 Natick 59 : ram ngham _.._75 Wellesley ....70 : ram ngham ....70 Wellesley ....66 : ram ngham ....73 Dedham . 48 : ram ngham ....65 Braintree 56 : ram ngham ....71 Norwood ....46 A scramble for ball. Nice soft touch I . . . right after another 51 (front row, left to right) Paul Bianchi, Manager; D. Taft, P. Travers, J. Nogelo, T. Kwasek, Captain; M. Sadowsky, E. Brown, W. Powell, R. Yeaton, Manager; (standing) A. Capolla, Trainer; Mr. Galvani, Faculty Manager; R. Todd, D. Hayes, R. Fuller, S. Powell, V. Laws, S. Larrabee, C. Barton, Mr. Summers, Coach; Mr. Daniels, Athletic Director. (front row, left to right) L. Coffin, S. Moresi, B. Poirier, B. Williams, B. Howard, T. Quinn, B. Mason; (standing) Mr. Greeley, Coach; M. Dunlap, Mgr.; J. Donnaly, J. Hoff, B. Foisy, G. Salak, J. Zanchi, J. Quirk, M. Arnold, E. Halloren; Mr. Daniels, Athletic Director. 152 153 (front row, left to right) Asst. Coach Arther Selew, D. Taft, R. Palmer, B. Larabee, D. Macchi, M. Cochrane, R. Goddard, B Coughlin, J. Duffy, Mr. Cotton, Coach; (back row) R. Creighton, H. Potter, J. Glover, Co-Captain; F. Kirby, Co-Captain P. Butler, K. Kimball, R. Neitz, J. Deneen. Framingham 4 Framingham 7 Framingham 2 Framingham 0 Framingham 3 Framingham 4 FIRST ROUND Dedham 4 Norwood 4 Natick 5 Walpole 1 Needham 12 Dedham 2 Slam it into the boards. Framingham 4 Milton 5 Framingham 1 Norwood _ 4 Framingham 1 Walpole 6 Framingham 2 Needham 3 Framingham 4 Dedham 1 Framingham 2 Natick _ —5 156 FIELD HOCKEY CO-CAPTAINS Judy Sweeney and Nancy MacRae. (left to right, front row) M. Whalen, N. Roche, M. White, AA. McGoughey, C. Zugale, N MacRae, J. Sweeney, S. AAurphy, N. AAerloni, D. AAartino, A. Berry; (back row) L. Leao, P Duane, L. Salvati, J. Hayes, J. AAullin, E. Dubose, AAiss Quinn, J. Blood, S. Howell, B. Gormley J. Matthews, P. Tempone, A. Drake. ' Play ball! GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Easy does it! ' (front row, left to right) S. Murphy, C. Scopa, S. Daniels, P. Tempone, Co-Captain Varsity; J. Sweeney, Co-Captain Varsity; Claire Passalacqua, Co-Captain Jr. Varsity; N. Merloni; (second row) S. MacDonald, M. Pratt, B. Gormely, M. Todd, M. Vanderburgh, C. Swanson, J. Matthews, E. Dubose; (standing) L. Muddle, S. Blaeser, L. Salvati, E. Forgioni, Miss Moberg, L. Martenson, L. Crockford, P. Duane, N. MacRae. ' Keep your eye on it 159 CROSS COUNTRY The home stretch. (left to right, first row) G. Summers, R. Bucilla, R. Jackson, R. Howland; (second row) G. Messana, R. Myles, P. Travers, Capt.; Coach Dowling, R. Yeaton, R. Wright, W. Nicholson. ■ Mi MAINTENANCE The maintenance department, under the supervision of Mr. Mailman, is responsible for the fine working conditions for the students. It is because of their conscientious efforts that Fram- ingham may be proud of its high school. (front row, left to right) Mr. Mailman, Mrs. Ryan, Mr. Daly, Mr. Morse; (back row) Mr. Smith, Mr. Mallar, Mr. Fortucci, Mr. Woodrum, Mr. Tanero. Our cafeterias are kept clean and sanitary. THE ADVERTISING STAFF (front row, left to right) J. Warren, V. Keller, B. Auerr, K. Delano, L. Johnson, J. Goode, J. Dunn, S. Hagspiel; (second row) K. Anderson, S. Greenburg, K. Kiley, M. Durante, N. Grillo, P. Gardiner, L. Cattani, P. Roberti; (third row) C. Zugale, S. Cavatorta, S. Poole, D. Ellison, D. Derini, D. Murphy, L. Rolls, F. Bowler; (back row) P. Whitcomb, M. Luce, G. Connors, G. Fiske, R. Forbes, Editor; L. Morse, K. Mulligan, P. Taylor. Did You Know? Your beautiful high school, one of the most modern in the country, was built by a completely diversified construction company now operating in the United States, Canada, South America and Asia, whose home office is here in Framingham! Framingham, Massachusetts You Can See for Yourself First Authentic, Accurate Reports of Your Activities THE FRAMINGHAM NEWS 872-4321 KERWIN ' S SHOE STORES FRAMINGHAM and NATICK Stride Rite Shoes for Children GARINO ' S HOME APPLIANCE STORE Music Records Hi-R Radio TV Tel. 875-5969 Compliments of ROXBURY CARPET COMPANY Compliments of WHITE HARDWARE CO., INC, 36 HOLLIS STREET Framingham Compliments of WOODS LUMBER CO., INC. 354 Waverly St. FRAMINGHAM MASS. Village St. MILUS MASS. KARAS PHARMACY Prescriptions FRAMINGHAM CENTRE 875-571 1 2 Vernon Street at Rte. 9 165 Extends Best Wishes to the Class of ' 62 The Country Club of Bowling 42 Fully Automatic Lanes Open 24 Hours Daily Route 9 — Directly Opposite Shoppen ' World Framingham 875-1121 166 CENTRE BARBER SHOP Anthony R. Deangelis Robert A. Deangelis 937 WORCESTER STREET Framingham Center SUPERIOR FLOOR and WALL COVERING Floor Tile— Wall Tile Linoleum Sales — Installation 66 Hollis Street 872-3830 . . . GOOD LUCK, SENIORS For the Best in Food and Pizza Visit the UNION HOUSE, INC. 672 Waverly Street FRAMINGHAM, MASS. Tel. 873-9237 873-8200 873-7162 ROBERT K. WADSWORTH TEL 873-8541 WADSWORTH SERVICE Established 1892 FUNERAL HOME 108 Lincoln Street (Corner of Beech) FRAMINGHAM Ask the Families We Have Served MISS MAC KEY ' S SCHOOL OF DANCING Studio 290 Union Ave., Framingham TEL 873-7956 THE PEERLESS PRESS — Printing — 74 Hollis St. FRAMINGHAM 167 873-7288 QUALITY CLEANSERS 530 Union Avenue FRAMINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Regular 3 Day Delivery Service I -Hour Service at Plant Compliments of TURNPIKE SUNOCO CENTER 554 Worcester Road 873-9103 Official Manufacturers of FRAMINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL RINGS EMBLEMS AWARDS RINGS PROM FAVORS LEAVENS MANUFACTURING CO. Attleboro, Massachusetts EDGAR F. EBELING District Manager Compliments of GIOVANNI ' S Framingham, Massachusetts AVERY MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERING CO. 74 Franklin St, Framingham Specialists in Manufacturing and Remaking Mattresses, Pillows, Box Springs, Furniture, Upholstering, Slipcovers and Draperies Tel. 875 -4576 163 FRAMINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE BANK Savings Accounts Paid Up Shares Quarterly Dividends 59 Howard Street FRAMINGHAM DEMARINI ' S 158 Union Avenue Tel. 873-8160 The A 1 Rl IkA ALBUM Records — Phonographs Shoppers World 872-0309 Lower Level Featuring Smartly Tailored Sportswear and Accessories DR. FRANCIS J. FEOLA THE BERKLEY STORE Podiatrist 85 Concord Street Next to Framingham Trust Best of Luck to the Class of 1962 TWIN MAPLE FARM 121 Meadow Street Saxonville, Mass., 872-3854 Brings the farm to your doorstep WELLWORTH SERVICE STORES RESTAURANT AND TEA ROOM Air-Conditioned 67-71 Concord Street Framingham, Est. 1901 169 Compliments of THE CENTER FOOD MART 939 Worcester Street i i an Miiu iiani t: r i lit:, ivi abb. PAUL B. LEBARON D.M.D. Hemenway Building CD A KA 1 K r l-l A KA UAC ; rKAMIINonAM, MAjj. Tel. 875-5104 BUTLER MOTOR CORP. Ford — Falcon — Thunderbird 1199 Worcester Turnpike (Rte. 9) Framingham TEL. 872-4355 ROY 0. LEONARD Industrial Maintenance Painting 543 UNION AVENUE Framingham, Massachusetts Compliments of ACME AUTO SUPPLY CO. Compliments of THE B. W. LINES Framingham, Mass. Motor Coach Service 170 FRAMINGHAM SAVINGS BANK Formerly Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank Park and Franklin Streets Nobscot Branch 770 Water Street There is no substitute for a savings account in a Mutual Savings Bank We are here to serve you. May we have the opportunity? Phone Orders Taken, 873-9259 KING OF PIZZA . . . with that real Italian Taste CORNER CONCORD STREET Framingham, Mass. PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Devoted Exclusively to Your Health Hearing Aids and Batteries, Prescriptions, Trusses, and Surgical Supplies 42 Union Avenue Phone 873-7441 Compliments of McARTHUR ' S MARKET Main Street, Sherborn OLympic 3-6171 DAIRY QUEEN 518 Union Avenue The Cone With the Curl on Top Congratulations to Graduating Class DR. LEON 1. LESHAY D.M.D. Compliments of ALPEN ' S Junior and Misses Apparel Downtown Bosto i Post Rd. Framingham Wayland — 172 HAPPY HOURS FOR SALE JOE BROWN ' S Sports Goods — Hobbies Lionel Train Repair Station 7 Kendall St. Framingham 872-1380 BURKE BATTERY SERVICE 802 Worcester Road FRAMINGHAM CENTER, MASS. — Specialized Repairs — Best of Luck NOBSCOT PHARMACY 877-1000 CUSHING, CRISTMAN, POTTER PAINE, INC. Complete Insurance Service 179 UNION AVENUE, FRAMINGHAM Tel. 875-4810 Compliments of RIVERSIDE STEAK HOUSE Compliments of KLEIN ' S GARAGE Main Street Sherborn OLympic 3-4141 173 THE WARDROBE 85 Concord Street DOWNTOWN FRAMINGHAM Featuring Styles Designed For The Man With A Flair for Living ELM DEPARTMENT STORE, INC. 62 Hollis Street Framingham, Mass. JOSEPH H. STRACHMAN, Mgr. Tel. 872-3391 Compliments of A FRIEND . . . The Finest . . . The Best in . . . The Nicest in in Dresses . . . Sportswear . . . Formal Wear . . . GORDON ' S Rte. 9 FRAMINGHAM CENTER PRINTING 174 The door of the past is always closing as today reaches out to become tomorrow. As the door closes upon your education at Framingham High School, we at Dennison congratulate you upon the completion of your studies. Our hope is that the door of tomorrow will open to a future of success and happiness. DENNISON Official Photographers Class of 1962 KORDAY STUDIO 50 FRANKLIN STREET . . . FRAMINGHAM, MASS. o mi Your Family Photographer 176 Compliments of SMITTY ' S RADIO CAB 24-Hour Service 875-4222 Compliments of SAXONVILLE COAL COMPANY Compliments of NORMAN E. JENNISON Watchmaker and Jeweler 8 UNION AVENUE Framingham Mass. BOB REDDING ' S JENNEY SERVICE A.A.A. A.L.A. 177 SUNSHINE DAIRY SHERBORN ROAD AND NOBSCOT SHOPPING CENTER For the Best Ice Cream and Sandwiches COME TO THE FARM 35 Years Serving the People of Framingham Compliments of WEBB SUPPLY CO., INC. To the Trade Only ALBERT C. POOLE General Contracting Western Ave., Sherborn OL 3-3689 178 Congratulations to the Graduates MAMMOTH MART (Near Dennison Crossing) Where Fashion and Price Meet THE HOUSE OF GLASS Gifts for All Occasions 248 Woreps+er Road FRAMINGHAM Compliments of DR. ARTHUR W. EWING Compliments of PAUL ' S BAKERY 145 Concord Street 873-9642 f i F lxSL E ITTS ft FITTS INSURANCE AGENCY mm l INC. _X 1 S t 40 Union Avenue Ifl Ji Framingham H TO Telephone 872-1227 875-0694 CONGRATULATIONS FRAMINGHAM MUSIC CENTER Sales — Rentals — Repairs Music Studios 48 Hollis Street FRAMINGHAM, MASS. Compliments of ARCADE BARBER SHOP 179 Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 From FRAMINGHAM NATIONAL BANK 1833 . . . 1962 129 Years of Service 180 Compliments of J. J. O ' LEARY, M.D. S. V. BONANNO, M.D. CALLAGHAN ' S Greeting Cards and School Supplies 937 Worcester Road GOOD LUCK, ' 62 Compliments of DE COLLIBUS RADIO TELEVISION CENTER, INC. 597 Waverly Street FRAMINGHAM, MASS. 875-5200 BOWLERAMA (next to WKOX) 24 Air-Conditioned Lanes Expert Free Instructic 9 Cozy Snack Ba 1 110 Mt. Wayte Ave. Framingham 872-3611 (|j n r I 1 lI Compliments of ROUND-UP MARKET W. F. WOOD ENGINEERING CORP. Precision Metal Fabrication 123 Washington Street HOLLISTON GArden 9-2100 Best of Luck PHILMAC PHARMACY 13 School Street SAXONVILLE, MASS. 181 The Gem of the Turnpike CAESAR ' S Fabulous New MONTICELLO Theatre Restaurant 873-3500 872-3500 TOMMY ' S TAXI, INC. Courteous Service Cars Equipped With Motorola Two-Way Radio Cor. Waverly and Concord Framingham, Mass. ARCADE DRUG COMPANY Frank Fair, Reg. Ph. 149 Concord Street FREE DELIVERY Framingham, Mass. Telephone 873-3654 Best Wishes Class of ' 62 NOBSCOT SHOPPING CENTER VERDELLI ' S MARKET 818 Waverly Street Framingham Tel. 872-4385 BATES STATIONERY CO. IRVING SQUARE Headquarters for School Supplies 182 Congratulations on Graduation! May the years ahead bring you success and happiness in your chosen field. The FRAMINGHAM TRUST COMPANY— your Full Service Bank — with ten convenient neighborhood offices is always ready and willing to help you in all your banking needs. Framingham Company A Bank for All the People Member Federal Deposit Sarvlt |f|j Insurance Corporation yj om plim en FROM THE PROFESSIONAl JOSEPH ALBERT, M.D. FRANCIS L BERRY, M.D. A. TEMPLE BOWEN, V.M.D. JOHN J. CARCHIO, D.M.D. MAURICE COSTIN, M.D. EDWARD DE NICOLAIS, M.D. HOWARD DINSMORE, D.M.D. JOSEPH FERRUCCI, M.D. EUGENE GASTON, M.D. THEODORE GOLDEN, M.D. MELVIN GORDON, M.D. I. FRANCIS GREGORY 2nd, Attorney BATTISTA GUARINO, Attorney LEON HERMAN, M.D. KENNETH LEBARON, D.D.S. WILLIAM H. OLDACH, Optometrist jam Glass of 1962 MEN OF OUR TOWN DOMINIC MERLONI, D.M.D. WILLIAM MOORE, D.M.D. EDWARD MOYNIHAN, M.D. FRED MOYNIHAN, D.M.D. THOMAS PAULL, M.D. THOMAS PETERSEN, M.D. V. J. POLLINA JR., Podiatrist SHERIDAN RANDALL, Attorneys RICHARD SENGHAS, M.D. ALLAN H. SEIGAL, D.M.D. WALTER F. SULLIVAN, Attorney ■ PAUL F. SYDOW, D.M.D. ARNOLD D. VETSTEIN, D.M.D. M. WEITZ, D.M.D. GEORGE WILLIS, M.D. ELIOT L ZIGELBAUM, D.M.D. When you graduate it ' s wonderful to have a telephone job waiting for you. You ' ll love the friendly new people you meet. And you ' ll like the excellent salary, the regular increases, the opportunities for advancement and the many additional benefits that make working for the Telephone Company so attractive to so many young people. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training program which you can enter without any previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor at your school to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND (®) TELEPHONE SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND DIVISION L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS TAYLOR YEARBOOKS The Editors Assembled. 187 to(jrap i. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY