Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1961 volume:

rbjr m : ' ■ - i 7—3 JlOUCESTEI SAWYER. FREE LIBRARf GLOuCiSal ' m MASS. M99t ' RUSSELL G. CAMERON With appreciation and gratitude, we, the class of 1961, dedicate our FLICKER to the memory of Russell G, Cameron. Russ,” as we affectionately called him, with his devo- tion to the betterment of Gloucester High is a fitting subject for our dedication. ; , 1 1 . ■ ; ; % mmm it . mmm Butcher, baker, candlestick maker . . future may hold, we can be sure that we ha quately equipped for it in our stay at O.H.S. J chosen as the theme for our 1961 FLICKER — PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE. Ifjf V ™ ’ ‘ [ 1 H 1 ' ' I ' l - ; r | w r { ofl _ ■ J| ■fcs— — L 1 pPFpr j ' I. i | f |r T ' ■ B | 1 I i | li i j ■ i, 1 r 1 Zhey Support .t We Will Never forget Our ' Days at Gloucester High Mother T)ay at Q.J-t. S. Ml the Seniors . . . But when we do begin to arrive in the morning, Before we get here the halls of Gloucester High are cloaked with silence. they are quickly filled with sound of carefree laughter. Judy Whatmore, Jeanne Thompson, Virginia Testaverde, and Karen Vadla must have been late to homeroom. Wander Zkrougk Zkeir Domain . And there are a few of us who can use an extra bit of studying in the morning. Every morning before school the supply room club meets to hash over matters of gravest importance. Assembly Provides a Refreshing Change, until they fill with students. the stage is empty as before. The nervous speaker stares at the empty seats, � When the whole performance is over, s 1 Corridors Are Not Dead Sven During Class , Mr. Patton keeps things clean on the first floor. Sally Fenzel and Miss Ross have things well under control in the health suite where Sue Bell seems to be in dire straits. You don’t suppose they signed out just for that! — the Smell of frod flow Comes from the Cafeteria Miss Morton supervises the preparation of food. Mrs. Snelson and Mrs. Perry prepare fresh, fresh rolls. IV- V K JM L I 7 mtk Rose Surrette, Mrs. Alice Child, Mrs. Virginia Bul- duc, and Mrs. Mary Mc- Nair work in the kitchen getting food ready for the madding crowd.” 14 and Zhen Comes the Kent Wreak, — Cunck! You can always see your friends, and talk over that terrible trig test. And some- times — not often — but some- times you can see a book in- stead of a lunch tray. Prepar- ing for a terrible trig test, no doubt. Yes, lunch has probably seen our most hilarious hours at G.H.S. Only a freshman could hurry to lunch with a face as pas- sive as that! Phyllis Bearse displays another intent look. Can’t exactly blame her. Qym Classes? This presumably keeps one fit also. Uemember Zkose You probably won’t find such an intent look in English! Greg Smith works out on the trampoline. If that doesn’t keep Tom Kolterjahn fit, what will? Jh Studies, We Study or J wait the . . . In the cafeteria there is more chance to work (?) together. The library, however, seems to be more conducive to study. And you can have a good time in the audi- torium too. Bell Sending Us to Our After- School Activities 4- The long day over, chairs in the cafeteria rest on tables. And produce passes, trying to forget the books in our hands Glad that the day is over, we head for buses . . . Sharon Roberts does a thriving business selling candy for the National Honor Society. Dr. L. Munro Grandy has served as superintendent of schools since 1952. He has had much teaching and administrative experience in other school sys- tems, making him an excellent superintendent in Gloucester. We, the class of 1961, wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Grandy for his hard work for G.H.S. Superintendent C Munro Grandy and Assistant Superintendent y. Stanley Zhompson Mr. J. Stanley Thompson, a graduate of G.H.S., furthered his education at Salem State Teachers College, and at Boston University, returned to G.H.S., and served for 26 years as teacher, floor master, Faculty Athletic Manager, and Vice-Prin- cipal. Next he assumed his present position as an Assistant Superintendent of Schools who is well versed in the ways of Gloucester High. Principal Arthur JV. Smith A school is only as good as the principal who guides it. At Gloucester High School we are fortunate to have Mr. Arthur N. Smith, a dedicated and able man in his field. Mr. Smith graduated from Gloucester High in 1929 and received his Bachelor of Arts Degree and Master of Arts Degree from Harvard University. In 1939, he received his Master of Education Degree from Tufts University. He has been serving Gloucester High School for the past twenty-four years as teacher, then head of the His- tory Department, and in 1951 as principal. We certainly appreciate his qualified leadership and wish him well in the future. Mr. Smith checks school details with his secretary, Miss Olive Hodgkins. Vice-Principal Robert S. K arc her Vocational Director Marold it Cjeary Our Director of the Gloucester Vocational School, Mr. Harold B. Geary, graduated from Fitchburg State College where he received his Bachelor of Science (Ed.) and Master of Edu- cation Degrees. Gloucester Vocational School, founded in 1940, trains boys as electricians, machinists, printers, auto mechanics, and carpenters. It prepares them for immediate work in their chosen field or equips them to go on for further learning. The school has been very successful under the fine direction of Mr. Geary. Our Vice-principal, Mr. Robert E. Karcher, has certainly done an out- standing job during his first year in that capacity. Of course, he is no stranger to us because he has been at Gloucester High School as gym teacher, science teacher, and assistant football coach during the past five years. Mr. Karcher received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education Degrees from Boston University. Guidance Department Our guidance counselors, Miss Ruth Mar- shall, Mr. Leon Sprague, and Mr. Robert Natti have helped us to solve problems which at times seemed unsurmountable to us. They have helped us through our years ' at Gloucester High School, informed us of school requirements and scholarship oppor- tunities, counseled us individually, and shown many of us the road to happiness and success. Miss Marshall, Mr. Natti, Seated, Mr. Sprague Mrs. Curcuru keeps everything running smoothly. Director of Extra- Curricular Activities Marjorie H. (fate Miss Marjorie H. Gale, Director of Extracurricular Activities, is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire and Boston University where she received her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts De- grees. Miss Gale has the responsibility of all extracurricular activities except R.O.T.C. and sports which leaves, as we know, many tiring and thankless jobs. She has done her job well, and in addition to this, she is one of our fine teachers. To you, Miss Gale, we wish to express our deepest appreciation for your sincere interest, ready assistance, and unlimited patience. floor Supervisors J st floor Mr. Kareker 2nd floor Mr. Elmer 3rd floor Mr. Hooper Mr. Karcher and Mr. Elmer discuss business and Mr. Hooper’s illness. We Are Indebted to Our faculty LEO E. . AMERO . . . Fitchburg Teachers College . . . Automotive Related . . . Driver Education. DORIS B. BAER . . . Radcliffe College, A.B., A.M. . . . French. ELEANOR W. BEEBE Simmons College, B.S. Boston University, M.A. English. DEVON BERGENGREN . . . Tufts University, A.B. . . . General Business; Personal Typewriting. RICHARD C. BERGERON . . . New England College . . . Keene Teacher’s College . . . English . . . Beacon. FACULTY We students at G.H.S. are fortunate to have such an able faculty. Out of seventy-seven teachers and six or more administrative personnel, there are twenty-seven with Master’s Degrees, some in more than one field. The calibre of education maintained by this teaching staff ranks our high school with the leaders of New England. The Conant report on secondary schools gave testimony to this effect, and students who go on to col- lege from Gloucester find they are well equipped to hold their own with the best. Through our four years under their guidance, we have at times differed with them, but summing it all up now, we pretty well agree that they have done a good job for us. Considering the fact that science and industry are luring so many good teachers away to better paying jobs, we feel grateful in- deed for men and women of such superior ability as our A-I Faculty. The long awaited proofs have arrived. SAWYER FREE LIBRARY GLOUCi EER, MASS. 01930 Zkey Zeaek an Understanding of Mum an Problems BARBARA P BRADSTREET . . . University of Maine, B.S. . . . Family Living, Ad- vance Clothing, Clothing and Homemaking. PAUL BRADSTREET . . . University of Maine, B.S. . . . General Science, Practical Chemistry. JAMES JOHN BRENNAN . . . University of New Hampshire, B.A. . . . World History, World Geography. THOMAS JEREMIAH BRENNAN . . University of New Hampshire, B. A. . . . LLS. History, World Geo- graphy. No, Murat, Turkey is smaller than Texas. CHARLES F BRUNO JR. . . . Brown University, A.B. . . . Mathematics. JOHN F. BUDROW . . . B.S. in Ed. Voc. . . . Fitch- burg, State Teachers . . . Auto Repair. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The Social Studies Department under the direction of Mr. John C. Carter, offers courses in World History, U.S. History, Civics, Geography, and American De- mocracy. Through these subjects, students learn how men live with other men, and to understand the com- plexities of our modern world. In Geography and World History they learn about man’s enviroment and the development of his culture. United States History and Civics teach pupils their American heritage and prepares them to be the voting citizens of the future. Seniors taking American Democracy become more aware of American domestic problems. Other students study international relations and foreign policy. and an Awareness of the World Around Us Well, class, Will it expand? SCIENCE DEPARTMENT To make students aware of the world around them is one of the primary goals of the science department at G.H.S. Under the direction of Mr. Robert W. Card, this department offers a variety of courses suited to every interest. In general science the beginnings of the physical sciences such as matter, heat and elements, are studied. These principles are later pursued more ex- tensively in College Physics and Chemistry. Biology and Physiology are studies of living organisms, from an amoeba to the human body, while Practical Physics and Practical Chemistry teach more about the applications of scientific ideas to every day life. BEATRICE CHRISTOPHER- SON . . . State Teachers Col- lege, Salem . . . B.S. in Ed. . . . Machine Practice. MYRIEL CROWLEY . . . University of New Hamp- shire . . . B.A. . . . English. Picture Not Available MARY S. BURKE . . . Boston University . . . B.S., M.A. . . . United States His- tory, Civics, and World His- tory. JOHN E. CANNIFF, JR. . . . Boston College . . . B.S., B.A. . . . Algebra. ROBERT W. CARD . . . Bowdoin College . . . Har- vard University . ' . . A.B., A.M.T. . . . Physics, General Science. JOHN C. CARTER . . . Harvard . . . A.B., AM.T. . . . U.S. History and World Geography. They Prepare Us for the future NANCY E. CURRIE . . . Russell Sage College . . . B.S. . . . Physical Education. J. VINCENT ELMER . . . Amherst College . . . B.A. . . . Amherst . . . M.A. . . . Harvard . . . Latin . . . Floormaster. HOWARD A. CURTIS . . . Massachusetts School of Arts . . . B.S. . . . Art I, Art Advanced, Fine Arts, Art Appreciation. CAPTAIN JAMES W. CURTIS . . . University of North Carolina . . . B.A. Military Science III . . . Professor of Military Science . . . Supervisor Girls’ Drill Team. MARGARET A. EDDIE . . . Music Department . . . Ober- lin College . . . University of Michigan . . . General Chorus. Mrs. Waldrup shows us where our brains should be. WERNER M. FEIG . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . B.A. . . . M.A. . . . Modern Problems . . . U.S. History. ART DEPARTMENT The three main areas of the art department are concerned with instruction in the field of fine, ap- plied, and industrial art. Mr. Howard A. Curtis, head of the art depart- ment, teaches fine art, art, and art appreciation. In this area one is able to express his talent on paper. Under the capable instruction of Miss Mary J. Nugent, many students have learned to work with their hands. In her crafts courses, they have made stained medallions, charming pieces of pottery, block- prints, intricate stencils, and expert tray decorations. Mr. Hooper and Mr. Lopes, by teaching Mechani- cal Drawing, also help to develop an interest in the arts. Zkrougk a Variety of SuHgkiemug Courses : AARNE A. FRIGARD . . . Dartmouth College . . . B.A. . . . Geometry. MILDRED E. FROSTHOLM . . . Wellesley College . . . B A . M.A . . Head of Foreign Language Depart- ment . . . Teacher of Spanish. MARJORIE H. GALE . . . University of N. H., Boston University . . . A.B., M.A. . . . English . . . Director of Extra-Curricular Activities. WILLIAM W. GENTILE . . . Boston College . . . B.S. . . . English. You’re wrong again, Steve! ALFRED V. HAGSTROM . . . Providence College . . . Ph.B. . . . Boston University . . . M.Ed. . . . Algebra I, Review Math, Trigonometry and Solid Geometry. THOMAS J. HARDACRE . . . Merrimack College . . . A.B., M.S, Ed. M. . . . Chemistry . . . Biology. Picture Not Available ALBERT E. HOFFMAN... Lowell Tech. Institute . . . Machine Tool. Ju Various S deuce Subjects FREDERICK HOLDA . . . St. Anselm’s . . . A.B. . . . History . . . Problems of Democracy. VERNON C. HOOPER . . . Gorman State Teachers . . . Manual Arts Degree . . . Mech. Drawing . . . Archi- tectural Drawing . . . Floor- master. STEPHEN KINNER ... 17 years military service . . . Military Science I . . . Coach Girls’ Rifle Team. Come on, Boys, Physics isn ' t that hard. SHIRLEY M. LaFRANCE . . . Salem Teachers College . . . B.S. in Ed. . . . Type- writing . . . Shorthand . . . Transcription. RAYMOND LANE . . . University of Massachusetts . . . B.A. in Ed. . . . World Geography . . . Modern Problems. GASPER J. LEWIS Carpentry Shop. HARVEY M. KOROBKIN . . . Suffolk University . . . B.S., M.S. . . Business Practice . . . Bookkeeping . . . General Business. we Discover what Makes Zhings Zick Picture Not Available DOROTHY A. LONDER- GON . . . Emmanuel College . . . Boston University . . . B.A., M.A. . . . Library. JOHN E. LOPES . West ern Carolina College . - . B.S . . . Engineering Drawing BENJAMIN A. LITTLE . . . LJniversity of Pennsylvania . . . Boston University . . . A.B., Ed.M. . . . English. Turn around and eat your dinner, Sgt. Pettengill. SECRETARIES The office secretaries, Miss Olive Hodgkins and Miss Catherine McEachern, are the people who keep the nerve-center of the school, the main office, running smoothly and efficiently. Perhaps the people who keep the longest hours at school, with the ex- ception of custodians, are the secretaries, who are in the office working early and late, keeping records straight and thus keeping the whole school shipshape. Without their services, both the faculty and the student body would suffer. The school is indebted to the hard work that is put out by the two main office secretaries. JOSEPH E. MAUGER, JR. . . . University of Massa- chusetts . . . B.A. . . . Al- gebra . . . General Math. MANUEL F. MARTINS . . . Providence College . . . A.B. Education . . . M.Ed. . . . General Science, Practical Physics. Zke Zeackers of Zoday Zrain MUSIC DEPARTMENT You’re cornered, Mr. Canniff, you have to eat it. ELEANOR F. MOORE . . . New England Conservatory of Music . . . Music Theory Appreciation . . . Glee Club ... A Capella Choir. JANE E. MOGINOT . . . L r niversity of Vermont . . . B.S. . . . Hume Ec. . . Foods I . . . Advanced Foods . . . Homemaking. JORGE MORGENS FERN . . . U.S. Merchant Marine Academy . . . Harvard Uni- versity . . . B.S., A.M. . . . German . . . Spanish. ETHEL MILLS . . . State Teachers College, Salem, Mass. . . . B.S. in Ed. . . . Business Practice . . . Book- keeping . . . Elementary Ac- counting. Under the direction of Miss Eleanor F. Moore, the music department instruc- tors, Mr. Robert E. Puff and Miss Margaret Eddy, make opportunities available for everyone to learn to appreciate music and develop his talents. The music department offers to all upperclassmen a course in music apprecia- tion which brings to the students an understanding of music, theory., and various composers. In addition to this, General Chorus is open to all students. During its weekly meetings, students enjoy group singing. The Glee Club, which meets twice a week, is made up of selected students, whose voices meet the requirements. This group and the A Cappella Choir, which sings without benefit of accompaniment, are well known for their excellent work. I tti the Homemakers of Zomorrow HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Yum, yum!” Tantalizing odors, floating down from the 3rd floor, are one way that the school learns about the activities of the Home Economics Department. The girls in the food classes, under the supervision of Mrs. Jane Moginot, prepare the refreshments for the faculty Christmas tea and the National Honor Society teas. Through these and other projects, such as break- fasts, lunches, and the planning of meals for guests, the girls learn how to be excellent cooks and poised hostesses. In addition to cooking, the planning of well-balanced menus and the buying of food prepare these young homemakers for the future. MARIO MORIELLO . . . Boston University . . . Sci- ence and Math. HELEN W. MORTON . . . Framingham Teachers Col- lege . . . Director, High School Cafeteria. Who will eat those cookies, girls ? EMILY H. NICKERSON . . Wellesley College. . . B.A. . . . College Chemistry. MARY D. NUGENT . . . Salem State Teachers College . . . Boston University . . . B.S., (Ed.) M.Ed. . . . Crafts . . . Crafts Club. H. AUGUSTUS NUNES, JR. . . . University of New Hampshire . . . B.A. . . . Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Algebra. Zkey Quide Our Mental Development The Glohe Theatre comes to life in Miss Perry’s English class. M. EVELYN OLIVER . . . Salem Teachers College . . . B.S.E. . . . Shorthand, Type- writing. GERALD O ' NEIL . . . Uni- versity of New Hampshire . . . A.B. . . . U.S. History . . . Geography. CLAUDIA PERRY . . . Rad- cliffe College . . . A.B. . . . Oxford Summer Session . . . English. GEORGE R PERRY . . . Fitchburg State College . . . B.S., M.S. Ed. . . . Machine Related . . . Driver Educa- tion. To present a program so diversified that it will meet the various needs and goals of all the students is the aim of the English department. In addition, however, to this special material planned for the student as an individual, there are certain general skills and abilities, tastes and appreciations that all high school graduates should possess. These include expressing one’s thoughts with clarity and accuracy, recognizing beauty in both thought and expression, reading with understand- ing, speaking with ease before a group and appreciating the contribution of the past to the present, as well as the responsibility of the present to the future. H. A. PASQUERELLA . . . Salem College . . . B.S. Ed. . . . U.S. History . . . World History. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT and Physical Qwwtk PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical education program at C.H.S. is compulsory for freshman boys and both freshman and sophomore girls. In this period of time, the teachers, Miss Nancy Currie and Mr. Robert Ritcey, instruct in the fundamentals of physical fitness neces- sary to all students. The basic principles of sports, such as basketball, tennis, softball, badminton, field hockey, soccer and archery are taught. From this training, many students continue playing on High School teams. In addition to sports, a variety of gymnastic equipment is available to each student dur- ing class and after school on certain days. These things all contribute to the physical development of the student. The Russians won ' t win the next Olympics. ROBERT E. PUFF ... U. of Cal. ... U. of Fla. . . . Boston U. . . . B. Mus., M. Mus. Ed. . . . Instrumental Music ROTC Band, Orches- tra. EDWARD B. REMICK . . . Brown University . . . City College of New York . . . Boston University . . . Sa- lem State College . . . Clem- son College . . A.B., M.Ed. . . . English. ROBERT L. RITCEY . . . East Stroudsburg State Col- lege . . . B S. . . . Health and Physical Education Ap- paratus and Tumbling Club . . . Freshman Intramurals ROTC Athletics. IRVING ROBBINS . . . U. of Mass. ... U. of Pa. . . . Boston U. . . . B.A., M.A., M.Ed. . . . U.S. History . . . World Geography. FRANK A. PETTENGILL . . . Boston University . . . Military Service . . . Military Science II . . . Coach Varsity Rifle Team. EDWARD ROEWER . . . Dartmouth College Boston University . . . A.B., M. in Ed. . . . Spanish. We Cearn to Chink More Clearly in Other Picture Not Available NORMAN C. ROSS . . . Bucknell University . . . A.B. . . . Director of Athletics, Football Coach . . . Econom- FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The Foreign Language Department of Gloucester High School emphasizes the use of a foreign lan- guage as (1) an introduction to the culture of other nations; (2) an instrument for further vo- cational or avocational personal development; (3) a means of communicating ideas, from those of the most immediate daily needs to those of the highest literary culture. While the ability to read and trans- late Latin is all that is required of the average high school pupil, the study of modern foreign languages aims to develop the skills of understanding, reading, speaking, and writing the language offered. RICHARD S. SHORT . . . Bates College . . . B.S. . . . Biology; College Chemistry. Spanish III Students hear about Miss Frostholm ' s trip to Spain. M SGT. HERBERT W. SIMONDS ... 19 years in regular army . . . Military Drill . . . Military Custodian . . . Supervisor of Cadet Of- ficers and ROTC Prize Drills and Parties. WILLIS K. SMITH . . . Keene Teachers College . . . University of New Hamp- shire . . . .B.Ed., M.Ed. . . . English. MORTON A. SPARER . . . Boston University . . . Boston State Teachers College . . . A.B., M.Ed. . . . Freshman English. KENNETH E. STICKNEY . . . U.N.C. . . . Fitchburg State . . . Carpentry . . . Re- lated Subjects . . . Archi- tectural Drafting . . . Direc- tor Adult Education. Canguages and More Exactly in Mathematics SHIRLEY SURRETTE . . . Emerson College . . . B A., M.A. . . . English and Speech. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR . . . University of New Hamp- shire, B.A. . . . Middlebury College, M.A. . . . English. Mr. Hagstrom shows Herman how MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Preparing the students of G.H.S. for college and college entrance examinations is the primary pur- pose of the Mathematics Department. The six teachers under the direction of Alfred A. Hags- trom offer courses in general math, Algebra I, Al- gebra II, Trigonometry, Plane and Solid Geometry. While students struggle with axioms, postulates, sines, cosines and word problems, they are learning how to reason and think objectively and will un- doubtedly profit by their experience. HARVEL R. VAIL . . . Fitchburg State College, B.S. . . . Director, Driver Educa- tion, Sponsor, Benjamin Franklin Club . . . Printing Instructor. ALGE J. VAITONES . . University of Maine . . . Boston University . . . B.S. . . . Com. Ed. M. Type, Salesmanship, Consumer Edu- cation. ft Js Our faculty Who Open the Doors of Our fature O. MYRTLE WARDRUP . . . Shepherd College . . . Y. Va. . . . B A . B.S. . . . Biology . . . Physiology. RAYMOND C. WHITE . . . Fitchburg State Teachers . . . B.S.V. . . . Math . . . Science. OLGA WILLIAMS ... Sa- lem Teacher . . . Boston University . . . University of Bridgeport . . . B.S., M.B.A., C.A G.S. . . . Office Practice . . . Typewriting. SGT. DONALD WALTER WRONKOWSKI ... 9 years military service. Look, Ma. two hands. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sixty words a minute! I’ll never be able to make it! Speed and accuracy in typing are only one phase in the excellent business department at G.H.S. Pupils are trained in skills necessary for employment as typists, stenographers, bookkeepers, machine operators, and general clerks, through courses in typing, bookkeeping, shorthand and machine practice. Miss Olga Williams, the department head, directs the instructions in these valuable courses which also prepare students to enter into further education in this field. Director Extra- Cu rricular -v - � We Introduce Will you have one lump of sugar or two? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In an impressive candle-lighting ceremony for the induction of new members, the criteria of leadership, scholarship, character, and service are cited as ideals of the Sherman B. Ruth Chapter of the National Honor Society. By selling candy daily after school, the members maintain a senior scholarship fund. There are several lectures and teas planned each year in ad- dition to monthly meetings. Miss Perry, head of the English department, is advisor to this worthy organi- zation. HONOR BUSINESS CLUB Who sells the G.H.S book covers during the school year? Why, of course, it is the Honor Business Club members directed by Mrs. LaFrance and Mr. Korob- kin. Its membership is similar to that of the National Honor Society. The members are in the business course or at least carrying two business subjects. Its purpose is to provide recognition for honor business students and to promote recreational, educational, and social activities. These are our future secretaries. Our Outstanding . JUNIOR ROTARIANS Junior Associates of Rotary International, better known to us as the Junior Rotarians, are the repre- sentatives of each class in the Rotary movement all over the world. These outstanding boys are chosen by a vote of the complete faculty. Besides the usual meetings conducted on a monthly basis, Rotarians often hold informal sessions at their homes to ac- quaint the boys with their occupations and guide them with their future careers. STEVENS BOOK REVIEWERS Elave you ever thought that book reviews can be fun? Well, the Stevens Reviewers do. The purpose of this club is to introduce to its members a varied program of reading. Under the direction of Miss Crowley, the members of this organization review current books both for the school publications and for their program for the school library. Look at all those books to read! Where are Steve and Mike? Citerary Zalents Mound Mere. FLASH Get your assignments in on time!” This cry is stressed weekly to the reporters by the Flash sponsor. Miss Taylor, and the co-editors. As a re- sult, students learn the im- portance of meeting deadlines and the way in which a news- paper is run. They also get a chance to improve their jour- nalism. The Flash appears weekly in the Gloucester Daily Times, and contains articles on recent assemblies, student ac- tivities, and other happenings of interest to the student body. Is that the Gloucester Daily Times? Beacon has publishing problems, too. BEACON Monday will be Beacon Day,” is a statement heard in all English classrooms twice each year. Beacon Day is the day on which contributions to the Beacon, our semi- annual literary magazine, are due. It has a staff divided in- to poetry, art, and literary com- mittees. The members of each committee read and comment on every contribution for his division. The final selections are edited by Mrs. Towne and Mr. Bergeron. The organiza- tion is designed to give people with a flair for writing an op- portunity to see their work in print. We Moth JCeam . . . SPANISH CLUB LATIN CLUB Latin may be a dead language, but that is no reason for there to be no interest in it. Un- der the direction of Mr. Holda, the Latin scholars of Gloucester High School try to learn more about the language and the Rom- ans who spoke it. En- glish is spoken at all meetings, but all plans are made in Roman style. C Habla Espanol ? Maybe you don’t but the members of the Spanish Club do. The purpose of the club is to help the members to attain a better under- standing of the lan- guage and the country of Spain. One of the club ' s main projects is the decoration of the third floor showcase. An interesting diver- sion of the club this year was the talk of Miss Mildred Frost- holm, the advisor, on her recent trip through Spain. Get the picture? Is there a present for me? GERMAN Sprechen Sie Deut- sch? asks Mr. Morgen- stern, the club advisor. If you do, you probably have some idea of what the German Club does. During the year, the members learn about dif- ferent customs of the German people by list- ening to German records and by watching movies and slides. German liter- ature also is stressed as well as a deeper study of the language itself. and Enjoy . FRENCH Parlez-vous F r a n- cais?” sounds like a familiar question be- tween two members of the French Club. Each member has a command of the language and con- versation usually flows quite fluently in French. At the end of the school year, the members plan a big picnic or party, which ends the year for the club. Mrs. Baer, who is a French teacher, is the advisor to the club. Have a nice trip to France, Mike. Make sure you give Bob and Jack the straight goods, Tim! World Affairs Interest Us. HISTORY The main purpose of the History Club is to promote interest in learning more about the history of the world, both past and present. Under the di- rection of Mr. Robbins, this organization is open for any student who is eager to learn more about the history of his own country and others. Mike, you ' re not paying attention ! You’ll never sell Geoff on that, Herm! INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Stimulating interest and discussion of cur- ent world affairs is the goal of this newly- formed organization which is sponsored by Mr. Feig. At its meet- ings, this group holds discussions and debates regarding problems in our modern world. Of- ten they get quite in- volved trying to find solutions to the dif- ferent issues. Our young Ambassadors AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Walk together, talk together, O ye people of the earth, then and only then shall ye have peace.” This in- spiring phrase is the motto of the American Field Service, a truly inter- national organization. However, here at Gloucester High School, its prime purpose is to help keep the American Field Service exchange students happy. This group also sponsors an A.F.S. weekend in Gloucester late in the spring for the foreign students in this area. They also work very hard to raise money to bring the students here and to send our students abroad. The members of this organization have done much to help better understand- ings among all peoples of the earth. My, Isn ' t this a small world? GiGi talks to Dawn and Murat. 46 BIOLOGY We ' re Bugs oh Eees and Sterns! Do you know the difference between a wild potato plant and a cultivated one ? The members of the Beta Beta Club do, for they learned the difference from one of their guest speakers. Under the di- rection of Mrs. Ward- rup, the members strive to gain a better knowl- edge of the biological j sciences. Look out, they bite ! Tell them some new ones, Dick. PHYSICAL SCIENCE One of the outstanding projects of the Physical Science Club is the Science Fair held in March. As its major project, success was guaranteed because of the hard work and enthusiasm of each member. This was not all of its activities however, for, under the direction of the club ad- visor, Mrs. Nickerson, the members of the club par- ticipated in various inter- esting and educational trips. 47 (food Cuck for the future . . . Are you sure that is true? FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The training of tomorrow’s citizens will be in their hands. This is the responsibility the members of the Future Teachers of America are willing to assume. The desire to be a teacher is the only qualification needed to join this organization. Under the guiding hands of Miss Willis, the supervisor of elementary schools, and Mr. Arthur N. Smith, principal of Gloucester High School, these students have had a chance to visit some schools in the Gloucester School system. They have also had an opportunity to sit in classes and watch the teachers in action. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Future Florence Nightingales got underway in full- steam this year. Under the guiding hands of Mrs. Wardrup, the girls are getting an early look at the profession which they have chosen. During the school year, the girls have been given a first aid course to prepare them for the future. Guest speakers, public health nurses, registered nurses, and student nurses will lecture to the girls about nursing for a career. Is there a doctor in the house? Zo Our Dedicated Ir lends. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS To promote and further interest in activities deal- ing with the career of homemaking’’ is the purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. This club gives the homemakers of tomorrow practical ideas about the tasks which they will be facing in their lives as homemakers. The girls, under the super- vision of Mrs. Moginot, also have opportunities for cultural and social development. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Through books and industrial trips the Benjamin Franklin Club furthers the interest and the knowledge of the printing industry. The dub, sponsored by Mr. Vail, is composed of boys in the print shop and has made available a scholarship which is awarded to a graduate of this part of the vocational school. Boys, counterfeiting is not allowed ! What’s cooking, girls ? Service With a Smile JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS The volunteers are an active group of lively girls who work at the Addison Gilbert Hospital after school. They per- form many and varied duties to help make the patients happier and more comfortable at the hospital. This group is sponsored by Miss Gale. On Presentation Days, pins are awarded to girls who have put in fifty to one hundred hours of gratifying work. All active members re- ceive a certificate in rec- ognition of fine work they have done. Make that bed neat now : Are you going to get that G”? SERVICE Teachers’ secretaries, office assistants, library assistants, and cafeteria workers are but a few of the many students who constitute the Service Club. Members get cred- its for performing dif- ferent services around both their time and ef- fort to fields which they represent. Miss Cristop- herson, the club advisor, presents each member who has earned a total of ten points during four years at High School a G” on Pre- sentation Day. Practice Makes Perfect! Are you going to play us a little tune, Gigi ? ORCHESTRA Ah 1, ah 2, ah 3,” are the familiar words uttered by Mr. Puff, the director of the Gloucester High School Orchestra. The orchestra opens each assembly with a lively march. The music is well rendered by the small group of enthusiastic musicians. In closing the assembly, the orchestra plays the school song which is followed by another march. THESPIANS Lights, camera, action are the familiar words that are characteristic of the National Thespian Society which provides the school as well as itself with well- performed entertainment. Bi-annually they put on a Christmas play for the school. Each member, no matter what the size of his part,” says Miss Surrette, the club advisor, is of equal importance to both the success of the play and the reputation of the club.” This is one of our predecessors. Cet your Voices King, Qirb. Just like a choir of angels? A CAPPELLA CHOIR Open your mouths wide and lean on your tonsils,” says Miss Moore to the A Cappella Choir. The mem- bers have shown some clever co-ordination as a singing group. Each member is part of a group; teamwork and hard work is a great necessity, for con- tinuous practice makes for better harmony. GLEE CLUB Gloucester, Gloucester every time, Gloucester by the sea.” Thus ends the refrain of the Gloucester High School Song sung by the Girls’ Glee Club. This group is comprised of girls chosen for quality in their voices and their ability to read music. Under the direction of Miss Moore, two musical productions are given each year, one at Christmas time and one in the spring. The girls also attend several concerts and fes- tivals during the school year. Girls, you really should be singing. STAGE CREW Cights, Cameras, Action . . Dim those lights” is an order familiar to all members of the stage crew as they work behind the scenes at all of our as- semblies. The group also runs the movie and slide projectors used by the teachers for classroom work. Gloucester Eligh School can be proud of its stage crew, which spends many hours in service to the school under the direction of Mr. Martins. What, only one girl ! CAMERA Much of the work of he Camera Club is done b the dark room, where aembers are learning the schniques of developing nd printing. Under the irection of Mr. Martins, ae organization will ventually work with the lash and Flicker; the lub members will act as :aff photographers for lese school publications. Is the picture coming out? CRAFTS Crafts was organized by Miss Nugent, not too many years ago. The members of this club undertake projects which will give them a better appreciation of the many types of crafts, which have been developed throughout the world. The qualifications for joining this club are simple — the student must have taken, or be taking at the present time, crafts, and he must have a passing grade. Is it Christmas time already? Is that a keel ? SAILING The purpose of the Sailing Club is to keep p alive some of the skill and interest in this al- most forgotten art. The club achieves its purpose by making available to its members the oppor- tunity to study the his- tory of sailing. Under the direction of Mr. 1 1 go Bruno, the members of the Sailing Club learn the fundamentals of sail- ing. II ill! working Mard or Moving Jun? Sk-k-k ; We ' re Concent rating. Watch out for the knights! CHESS Check mate” are the words one is apt to hear whenever the members of the Chess Club meet. The members, under the direction of Mr. Robbins, have played many lively and exciting games of chess. Through the club, each member tries to improve his game. By playing games against other schools, the players have become more efficient, and the club more successful. Is it a real one or are you kidding? ARCHERY Bulls-eye!” that is probably a familiar term fused by the members of this club during a round of arch ery. Under the guidance and direction jof Mr. Lewis, the mem- bers of this organization I learn the rules and regu- lations of becoming a good archer. Archery is a good sport for people of all ages, because it [provides sufficient physi- cal exercise, and is also inexpensive to play. r We ' Discipline Our Mies as Well as Our Minds. LEADERS CLUB Primary purpose of the Leaders’ Club is to instill leadership qualities within the individual. Members of this club as- sist the Physical Education teacher in carrying on the program as a whole. Af- ter a formal application has been made, members are elected into the organiza- tion. Leaders’ Club was organized in the Fall of 1957 by Miss Currie. Smile pretty, girls. It’s a long way down 1 Zkese Seniors Have Worked Mar d Activities Calendar F L I C K E R C 0 M M 1 T T E E S 57 to Make Our ftook a Success vocational We the members THOMAS HENRY SULLIVAN JR. Nick- name: Sully. Interests: Susan; Lota Laughs; Hi-Y; Sports; W.E.S.X. Activities: History Club 3; American Field Ser- vice 4; Student Council 3, 4; Flicker 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hon- or Guard 2, 3. Honors: Pres. Senior Class; Major- Adjutant; 1st Individual Drill 3; Prize Squad Com- mander 3; Junior Rotari- an. Ambition: To be honest in action, word, and deed; to live a suc- cessful life. THOMAS WESLEY MORRIS, JR. Nickname: Maurice. Interests: Haunts; DeMolay; Basket- ball; Rockaway. Activi- ties: Biolgy Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 2, 3; Boys’ State; Vice President 4, Student Council 3; Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; Colonel 4; Prize Squad 2; Commdr. 3; Individual 3; Haskell Drill 2, 3. Honors: Jun- ior Rotarian; National Honor Society; Haskell Medal 2, 3; Jr. Cadet Ribbon 3. Ambition: To make the little Colonel a big Colonel. As if we don ' t know who this is. ELIZABETH JEAN BROADMAN. Nickname: Betty. Interests: Old Tank Times; Black Eye; Club 61; The Shed. Activities: Class Secretary; Student Council 2, 3, 4; A.F.S.; Calendar Committee; Ger- man Club 3, 4; Leaders ' Club 1, 2; Junior Usher. Honors: Sawyer Medal 1; National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To never walk alone; to treasure the gold and to search for the sil- ver. ELINOR MARY INA. Nickname: Eli. Interests: Andy; Moments to Re- member; Rough Water; Lotta Laughs; Green Peas; Traveling Supper. Activities: Class Treas- urer 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls’ Drill Team 1, 2, 3; Squad Leader 4; Student Council 2, 3; Junior Usher; Spectacular 3, 4; Student Secretary 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Sub- Cheerleader 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To always wear a smile; to treasure the gold, and to search for the silver. 60 of the Senior Class CHARLES HOWARD ADAMS. Nickname: Charlie. Interests: Foot- ball; New York Football Giants; August in Nova Scotia; Working at Adams’ Service Station; Bowling; Church; Y.M.C.A.; Fishing; Base- ball; Mr. Feig’s Interna- tional Relations Class. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4. Honors: Sgt. 1st class 4. Ambition: To be a United States History Teacher. ROLAND THOMAS ADAMS Nickname: Rol- lie. Interests: Swimming; Football; Gus’s. Activi- ties: Orchestra 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. Ambi- tion: To go to college; to make a success of myself. DEANA MAE AMARAL. Nickname: Danni. Interests: Haunts; Dancing; Beach Talks; Pajama Parties; Canteen; Club 61 Activities: Beta Beta, Biology Club; Leaders ' Club 2, 3, 4; Thespian Club; Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Ameri- can Field Service; Teach- er ' s Secretary; Chorus 1, 2. Ambition: To be un- derstanding; to treasure the gold and to search for the silver. GEORGE THOMAS ANDREWS. Nickname: Big Four. Interests: Haunts International; Hunting; Young G.O.P. Club; Rifles; Swimming. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Rifle Team 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Flash 2, 3, Editor 4; Prize Squad 2, 3; In- dividual 2, 3; Officer 4. Honors: National Honor Society; Junior Rotarian. Ambition: To attend col- lege; To be a success in the field of my choice. KAREN MARIE AMERO. Interests: Butch; Getting Pizza; The Range; A Million To One; Rock- port; Go-Go-Go; Ask Lin- da; 61 Club; Mellenhead; C.Y.O. Activities: Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, Treas- urer 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Student Secretary 4; A. F.S. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Junior LTsher. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: To see the world, to treasure the gold and to search for the silver. MARY JO ARNOLD. Nickname: Benni. Inter- ests: People, Places, and Things; Readin, Ritin and Psychoanalyzing; Those long talks; Philo- sophical Walks; Nites in New York. Activities: Flash 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 1, Treasurer 2, President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Usherette; International Re- lations Club 4; F.T.A. Ambition: To retain my individuality. PAMELA JANE ASPESI. Nickname: Pam. Interests: Good Times; The Beach; Green Peas; Talking; Club 61; Pajama Parties. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Biology Club 2; History Club 1; Arch- ery 1; Chorus 1, 2; Jr. Usherette 3; A. F.S. 4; Teacher’s Secretary 4. Ambition: To find true happiness; to search for the silver and cherish the gold. DAVID SHELDON ATWOOD. Nickname: Dave. Interests: Ice Skat- ing; Roller Skating; Cars; Girls. Activities: Football; Track; R.O.T.C.; Sports; Prize Squad 3. Ambition: To become a success in whatever I attempt. 61 Cook Mack oh NANCY LEE BARRETT. Nickname: Maze. Interests: Dancing; Swimming; That Certain Someone; The Gang; Destino’s Three years in a row; The Long Rides; We four. Honors: Type Awards 2, 3. Am- bition: To become a nurse; to make my parents proud of me. LINDA FAYE BARRY. Nickname: Lyn. Interests: Danny; Go-Go-Go; Ask Karen; Double-Dating; Pizza; Weekends; Club 61; Rockport. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; American Field Service; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Flash 4. Ambition: To see the world by sky; to treasure the gold and search for the silver. JACQUELYN BEAUDA- IN. Nickname: Jackie. Interests: Music; T.L.O.K.; Boys; Baby sitting; Boston, Mass.; Excursions; Ask Diane and Gerry; Double dating. Activities: Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Teafher’s Secretary 4; Flash Typist 3; Service Club 4. Honors: Type Awards 2, 3; O.B.E.; Bookkeeping Award; Shorthand Awards 4. Am- bition: To see, to know and to understand. Some- day, somehow, some- where — ? SALLY ROBERTA BAKER. Interests: Bob; Vans; Long Beach; Sum- mer of ' 58; Half a tan; Pajama Parties; Up the River; Boston; A beach party; Canada. Activities: Teacher’s Secretary; Home- room collector 4. Honors: Typing Awards 2. Am- bition: To treasure the gold and search for the silver; to make them happy. ARNOLD BAKER. Nick- name: Arnie Interests: Sports; Girls; Cars; Mon- ey; The P.F. Gang; Good times; Loads of fun; Room 201; The Gang. A c t iv i t i e s: Vocation- al Club 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: to be successful in the machine trade; to make my parents proud of me. NORVAL BARKHOUSE. Nickname: Butchie. Inter- ests: Hunting; Fishing; Other Water Sports; Girls; Room 201. Activities: Vo- cational Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. NANCY ALLjEN BAKER Interests: Star; Reading; Music; Swimming; Rain- bow; Pilgrim Fellowship; Games. Activities: Nation- al Honor Society 4; Ste- vens Reviewers 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Jun- ior Usher; Office Assis- tance 3. Ambition: To graduate from college; to enter the teaching pro- fession. JAMES EDWARD BARRY, JR. Nickname: Jim. Interests: Skin Div- ing; Football; Cycles; Hunting; ’58 Chevy. Ac- tivities: Football 1, 2, 3; ROTC Sports 2, 3, 4; Individual Drill 3, 4; Prize Squad 3; Vocational Club 2, 3, President 4. Ambition: To join the Marine corps; to be a better mechanic than Charlie DeWolfe 62 MEH M E T MURAT BELCE. Nickname: Mu- rat. Interests: Literature; Art; Music; History; Sculpture; Zoology; An- thropology; Architecture; Politics; Basketball; Soc- cer; Swimming; Water Polo; Volleyball. Activi- ties: International Rela- tions Club; American Field Service. Honors: American Field Service Scholarship to America. Ambition: To enter the field of either diplomacy or architecture. SUE ANN BELL. Nick- name: Ding Dong Inter- ests: Rockport; Red Con- vertible; Surf for Pizza; Pajama Parties; Club 61;” Our Freshman; The Tavern. Activities: Lead- ers’ Club 1, 2; History Club 1, 2, Secretary 3; Junior Ushers 3, 4; A.F.S. Committee 3, Secretary -Treasurer 4; Flicker Advertising Committee 4; Office Assistant 3, 4. Ambition: To treasure the gold and to search for the silver. the Cast lour years JOHN PHILLIP BELL. Nickname: Darcy. Inter- ests: Haunts International; Hi-Y l, 2, 3, President 4; Camping; Water Ski- ing; September; Young G.O.P. Activities: Student Cpdrioil 1, 2, Treasurer 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, Go-Cap- . tain 4j, plash) 1, 2, 3J Editor 4; History Club, President i; Band Y, 2, 3; A F S Corporal 2, Vr- geant 3; Officer 4- Hon- ors: National Honor So- ciety ' 3, 4; Junior Ro- tarian 4. Ambition: To full, successful life. FREDERICK JOSEPH BENJAMIN JR. Nick- name: Freddy. Interests: Bowling; Basketball. Ac- tivities: R.O.T.C. basket- ball 2, 4. Ambition: To become a lawyer. Don’t believe it, Jean. 63 Zke friends We’ve Mad Was that a Turkish joke, Murat? F JOSEPH BENNETT. Nickname: Joe. Interests: Joyce; sports; Maine. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a success; to retire at 21; to live on the biggest farm in Massachusetts. KATHLEEN C. BERTO- LINO. Nickname: Kathy. Interests: T.L.O.K.; The Happy Four; Rockport; sport cars; Ketchin Ap- ples; Horseback riding; Pajama Parties; Dancing; Gloucester G o s s i p e r s; Skating. Activities: Teach- er ' s Secretary; Service Club; Archery. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambi- tion: Each day to take a new step to the stairway to Paradise. KAREN F. BERRY. Interests: Music; Sports; Reading. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Business Club 2, 3; Secretary 4; French Club 2; Vice President 3; History Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Flicker Committee. Hon- ors: Sawyer Medal 3. Am- bition: To live as God would want me to live. FAITH BICKERTON. Nickname: Fay. Interests: Skating, Music, Dancing, Horseback Riding. Ambi- tion: to be a hairdresser. 64 Make ft Sad STEPHEN DANIEL BLOOMBERG. Nick- name: Steve. Interests: Haunts International; Ten- nis; Junior G.O.P. Com- mittee; Hi-Y; Keeping order at Strand Theatre. Activities: History Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Haskell Drill 3; Flash 2, 3, 4; Co-editor Flicker 4; Prize Sqd. 3; Commanding Of- ficer Honor Guard 4. Honors: National Honor Society 3, 4; Junior Ro- tarian 4. Ambition: To be Elizabeth Taylor ' s next husband. WILLIAM SAUNDERS BLATCHFORD. Nick- name: Dewey. Interests: Aviation; Science; Foot- ball games. Activities: History Club 1. Ambition: To be successful in a career in aviation. J A N I C E _ BARRY BROWN. Nickname: Brownie. Interests: Bobby; The Beach; Tank Days; Surf for Pizza; Sports; Club 61; Talking; People. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; A.F.S. 4; Calendar Committee 4; Junior Ush- er 3, 4. Ambition: Some- thing to look back to with pride and forward to with hope; to treasure the gold and to search for the sil- ver. MARY ANNE BOL- COME. Nickname: Little Brown Jug. Interests: Mass. Maritime Academy; That certain someone; Dancing; Swimming; Bowling; C.Y.O.; That gray Ford. Activities: Teacher ' s Secretary. Hon- ors: Type I and Type II awards. Ambition: To travel; to see the world at peace. ALLAN BRENNER. Nickname: Brenner. In- terests: Girls; Boating; Sports. Ambition: To be- come a qualified carpen- ter; to become wealthy. JOYCE MARIE BOUCHIE. Nickname: Bush. Interests: Joe; Jun- ior Globetrotters; Danc- ing; That Ford Steering Wheel. Activities: Archery 1; Teacher’s Secretary 4. Ambition: To change my name but not my initials; to be a part-owner of the biggest farm in Massach- usetts. CHARLES BRUCE BROWN. Nickname: Boo- Boo. Interests: Stamps; Coins; Sports; Pilgrim Fellowship 1, Cabinet 2, 3, President 4; Young Re- publicans. Activities: French Club 1, 2; History Club 1; Biology Club, President 2, Vice Presi- dent 3; Flash 3; National Honor Society, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Flick- er 4; International Rela- tions Club 4. Honors: Sawyer Medal; Harvard Book Prize 3; Junior Ro- tarian 4. Ambition: To succeed. ROXIA B. BULLOCK. Nickname: Roxie. Inter- ests: Cheering; Sports; Music; Essex Gang; Tea and Talks; Philosophical walks; Be Good; That Certain Someone. Activi- ties: Cheerleader 3, 4; Girls’ Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; F.N.A., Secretary- Treas- urer 4; History Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Jun- ior Usher 3, 4. Ambition: To learn to trust and never doubt. 65 Zo Depart DAVID WAYNE BURNHAM. Nickname: Dave. Interests: Canteen; Girls; Sports; East Glou- cester Square; The Lucky Club; Fun. Activities: ROTC Sports 3, 4; Hon- or Guard 4. Ambition: To further my education; to join the Navy. MARILYN CARR. Nick- name: Mai. Interests: Ca- raquet; Dana; C.Y.O.; Dancing; TLOK; Skating. Activities: Archery 1, 2; Leaders’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Service Club 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 2; Student Secretary 3, 4; French Club 2, Sec. 2, Treas. 3; Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Ush- er 3. Honors: Bookkeep- ing II Award; Shorthand II Award; Type II Award. Ambition: To travel; to see the world at peace. HUGH JOSEPH BURKE. Nickname: Hughie. Inter- ests: Swimming; Golf; Physics-105; The Big City. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be- come a teacher. MARJORIE CARR. Nick- name: Margie. Interests: Caraquet; Underclassmen; C.Y.O.; Dancing; TLOK; Skating. Activities: Arch- ery 1, 2; Leaders’ Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Ser- vice Club 1, 2, 3, 4; His- tory Club 2; Student Sec- retary 4; French Club 1, Treas. 2, 3; Junior Ush er 3; Ring Committee 3; Honor Business Club 2, 3, Vice President 4. Hon- ors: Bookkeeping II Award; Type II Award; Shorthand II Award. Am- bition: To travel; to see the world at peace. PATRICIA A R L E E N BL T RKE. Nickname: Pat. Interests: Order of the Rainbow for Girls; Ska- ting; That country dirt road in Canada; The Green Harbour Girls; Those August hayrides with Doll. Activities: American Field Service 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Usher 3; Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Honors: Underwood Typ- ist Award. Ambition: To be a happy wanderer. MATTHEW EVERETT BL’SBY. Nickname: Dea- con. Interests: Hunting; Fishing; Skiing; Track. Activities: Football 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Physical Science Club 2. Ambition: To have lots of laughs. MARY SHERRILL BLTRNS. Nickname: Sher- ill. Interests: Ice Skating; A certain Someone; Mon- key Bussiness-Ask Helen; Boston Escapade; The Black Convertible. Activi- ties: Junior Volunteers 2, 3, 4; Honor Business Club 2, 3; Student Secretary 3, 4; Junior Usherette 3, 4. Honors: Shorthand Awards; Type I and II Awards. Ambition: To find something to do, someone to love and some- thing to hope for. JANE BURNHAM. Nick- name: Janie. Interests: Skating; Swimming; Es- sex people; Summers; Ice- cream. Activities: Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Girls’ Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Assis- tant. Ambition: To attend college; to become a teacher. Mow Well We Remember JON CARROLL. Nick- name: Jonnie. Interests: Hockey; Golf; Baseball; Music. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3. Ambition: To suc- ceed in life; to see the Bruins win the Stanley Cup. SANDRA MARIA CAR- TONI. Nickname: Sandy. Interests: Rabbit Chaser; Pajama Parties; Green Peas; Summer of 60; Tra- veling; St. Moritz; Happy Hunters. Activities: Girls’ Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; A.F.S 4; Bio- logy Club 3, 4; Crafts Club 4. Ambition: Have money, will travel. NATALIE E. CATA- LINI. Nickname: Nat. Interests: Jon; 60 Pontiac; We Four; August 27; Bob ' s Clam Shack; Hes- perus Avenue; Melrose; Reading; Saugus; Saturday Nights; The Brick Wall; To see Ann Get Richard. Activities: Student Secre- tary 4. Ambition: To live, love, laugh, and be happy with that certain someone. Fond memories, Karen? ROBERT JOHN CATA- LINA. Nickname: Bebe. Interests: Moses; Girls; Y.M.C.A.; Canteen; Skat- ing; Hunting; Swimming; Activities: Prize Squad; Haskell. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to become a good carpenter. 67 Zke fjoy of Mid-years GERALDINE ANN CIARAMITARO. Nick- name: Gerry. Interests: That Certain Someone; Don ' t gamble with Love; Afternoon weddings.; Boys; Convertibles; Drugs and Movies; Ask Diane and Jackie. Activities: Honor Business 3, 4; Flash Typ- ist 3, 4; Junior Usherette. Awards: Typing 2, 3; O.B.E. Bookkeeping 3. Ambitioa: To stay out of Steve’s way; Someday, Somehow, Somewhere — ? PETER VINCENT CIARAMETARO. Nick- name: Pete. Interests: Cars; Girls; The Untouch- ables; Minio. Activities: Football 1, 2; R.O.T.C. sports. Ambition: To take out as many of those creatures belonging to that segment of the Universe of Homo sapiens con- cerned; To do this as long as possible. JAMES ERNEST CHAT- WOOD. Nickname: Chitt. Interests: Swimming; Base- ball; Skating; Girls. Am- bition: To be of a high rank in the Air Force; to be a well-known carpen- ter. JOHN JAMES CHRIS- TOPHER. Nickname: Chris. Interests: Submarine Seadog; Navy Nick; A certain girl; Little Fish. Activities: Vocational Club. Honors: Corporal 3; Sergeant 4. Ambition: To qualify for my Twin Dol- phins. MARY ANN CHUTE. Nickname: Mindie. Inter- ests: Skating; Swimming; Sewing; and a certain boy named Pete. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2; Softball team 1; Drama Club 1; Home Arts Club 1. Am- bition: To become a good wife. JASON CHAMBERLAIN. Nickname: J. C. Interests: Paula; Guitar; Bongos; AD. Fraternity at Dart- mouth; Cold hands. . Am- bition: To become an ac- complished musician on Guitar, Sax, and Drums. PATRICIA LEE | CAVENDER. Nickname: Pat. Interests: Chris; Writ- ing Letters; Love and un- derstanding; sports; That Merc; Our Lady’s Birth- days; C.Y.O. Activities: Basketball 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Tumbling Apparatus Club 2; Leaders’ Club 3; Junior Usher- ette 3, 4; Student Secre- tary 4; Junior Volunteer 2. Honors: Shorthand, Typing Awards; Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To make him happy. PHYLLIS P. CHICK. Nickname: Phyl. Interests: Bruce; Swimming; Skat- ing; Blue Chevy; The Lot; Peg Leg; Custom cars; We Four; To Know Him Is To Love Him. Activities: Student Secretary 4; Hon- ors: Bookkeeping Award 3; Typing Award 2, 3. Ambition: To marry that certain someone; To get the most out of life. 68 Zhe Cast M inute Kush PAUL DEWEY CLARK. Nickname: Dewey. Inter- ests: Certain Types of Girls; Those Parties at Charlie ' s; Golf; Tennis; Annisquam Yacht Club. Activities: International Relations Club 4; Beacon Editor 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 4. Ambition: To receive an A.B. JOHN AN THONY COLARUSSO. Nickname: Aggie. Interests: Haunts International, President; Drums; Boats; Music. Ac- tivities: R.O.T.C. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4. Hon- ors: Second Place Prize Squad 3. Ambition: To be a successful musician. MARCIA COLE Inter- ests: Art; Lotta Laffs; Long Beach; XYZ Week- ends; The Delly; Club 61”; P.J. Parties; In town; Whistling. Activi- ties: Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Sailing Club 3, 4; A.F.S. 4; Archery 1; Floormast- er’s Assistant 4. Ambition: To understand; to make my mother proud of me; to treasure the gold and to search for the silver. Soup ' s On! 69 JAMES JOHN CON- ELLY. Nickname: Jim. Interests: Ye old ve- hicle; ye old Surf boat; Hockey Team; Pro foot- ball; Swimming; Fishing; Hunting; money; Erwin and George; Bachelor- hood. Activities: Football 1; Honor Guard 2, 3; Individual Drill 3. Am- bition: To walk down the road of life alone. ERNEST WILLIAM COOPER: Nickname: Bill. Interests: Fishing; Boat- ing. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. Zo Be in School by Sight BRUCE JAMES COONEY. Nickname: Coonsa. Interests: All sports; Saturday after- noons; Boys on the Bus. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Co-captain 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Boys’ State 3. Ambition: To have enough ambition to suc- ceed in remaining single and happy. WILLIAM ELLIOTT CRESSEY. Nickname: Bill. Interests: Gerry; Hunting; Fishing; Guns; Sports cars; Spaghetti suppers. Activities: Junior Varsity Rifle Team 2. Ambition: To live life, every golden minute of it, etc., etc. Same old story, the alarm clock didn ' t go off. 70 DIANA IGNITIA DAGLE: Nickname: Di- ane. Interests: Big-Nicks; T.L.O.K Parties; Banana Boats; Double Dating with my comare; Movies; All night talks; The mo- ments to remember; Come Go With Me; Boston, Mass.; Hyratheon. Ambi- tion: To roam Italy with him; someday, somehow, somewhere? ANGELA JEAN D ' AMICO. Interests: Charlie; Happy Four; Chipmunks; T. L. O. K.; Ha! Ha! Ask Marie; Ket- chin apples; Pajama par- ties; Wednesday nites. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Honor Busi- ness Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ser- vice Club; Flash Typist; Junior Usher. Awards: OBE; Typing, Shorthand. Ambition: To master the art of being on time; to float away on a Pink Cloud to Paradise with him. Only to Tind MARIE THERESA CURCURU, Interests: Wednesday nights; Paja- ma Parties; Ha! Ha! Ask Angela; Chipmunks; Ket- chin Apples; The Happy Four; T.L.O.K Activi- ties: J un i o r Usher; Teacher ' s Secretary; Ser- vice Club. Ambition: To master the art of being on time; to float away on a Pink Cloud to Paradise. ELLSWORTH JOSEPH DARE JR. Nickname: Ed- die. Interests: Swimming; Skating; Girls. Activities: Prize Drills 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To become a Chef. DANA ANDREW D ' AMOUR. Nickname: Bull. Interests: Baseball; Basketball; Weightlifting; Physics 105; the 30 ' s. Ac- tivities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football. Ambition: To become a physical educa- tion teacher; to make my parents proud of me. SUSAN MARIE DAWSON. Nickname: Mickey. Interests: Kelsey; ' 53 Ford Convertible; Skating; Swimming; Foot- ball Games; To see Nat get Jon; We Four; Ac- tivities: Student Secretary; Beacon Advertising Com- mittee. Ambition: To Live, Laugh and be Happy with that Certain Someone. MICHAEL JOHN DAILEY. Nickname: Mike. Interests: Hunting; Fishing; Sports; The Green Giant; Lind ' s pool; I’m only kiddin; Junior nut x. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Honor Guard 3; History Club 3, 4. Ambition: To obtain my degree in teaching at Northwestern; To know WHY. ALAN HOWARD CURTIS. Nickname: Big Kurt. Interests: Art; Mod- ern Problems Class; Jun- ior Republicans; Arguing. Activities: International Relations Club 4; Prize Squad 3; Haskell 3; Hon- or Guard 3; Rifle Team 2. Honor s: Second Place Prize Squad. Ambition: To become a successful artist; To never stop thinking. 71 Jtgam We Were Cate CECELIA MARIE DE ABREAU. Nickname: Ce- Ce. Interests: T.LO.K.; Chico; Good Harbor; Bass Rocks; Johnny Mathis; Tiger”; Harvard. Activi- ties: Leaders’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Archery 1, 2; Student Sec- retary 4. Honors: Leaders’ Club Pin. Ambition: To smile all the while and make the smile worth a while. JANET JORGINA DORMAN. Nickname: Jane. Interests: The Shed; Club 61; A boppin fella; Old trail; Memories; X-Mas; Plain Brown. Ac- tivities: Cheerleader 3, 4; Girls’ Drill Team 2, 3, Sgt. 4; History Club 1, 2, 3; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Junior Usherette 3, 4; American Field Service 4. Ambition: To earn a de- gree from a good dental school. PETER JOHN DE COSTE. Nickname: Pedro. Interests: Essex; Skating; Hunting; Fishing; Taking inventory at lunch; Ten- nis; The winter of Go;” Those long trips with the Hockey Team. Activities: Football 1; Baseball 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Cap- tain 4. Ambition: To be- come a Draftsman or to join the Air Force; to go to Germany. CHARLES A. DEWOLFE. Nickname: Charlie. Inter- ests: Cars; Boating; Wee Willie; girls; ’54 Chevy; The boys in Auto Shop. Activities: Vocational Club 2, 3, V. President 4. Honors: Corporal 4. Ambition: To be a better mechanic than Jim Barry; to make my parents proud of me. PHILIP JOSEPH D E M E T R I. Nickname: Phil. Interests: Janet; Red Bettle ; Lake; Bones; Christmas Party; The Cel- lar. Activities: Spanish Club. Ambition: To earn my Bachelor of Science in Education. MARGARET JEAN DE COSTE. Nickname: Jean. Interests: People; Those steps; Saturday Nights; That Gray Pontiac; Bev- erly” Trips; Walking; T.LO.K.; We four. Ac- tivities: Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Student Secretary 4. Honors: Bookkeeping O.B.E. 3, Complete The- ory 3; 60 word a minute dictation 4; Type awards 2, 3. Ambition: Something to do; someone to love; something to hope for. SUSAN ELIZABETH DEXTER Nickname: Sue. Int.: Harry; 61 Club; The Shed; Lotta Laugh; Com- madoes; First FI. Sup. Rm.; W.E.S.X.; A cer. maj. Act. Leaders’ CL 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Dr. Tm. 1, 2, 3, Rt. Guide 4; Spec. 3, 4; Chrldr. 3, 4; Gl. Cl. 1, 2, 3; Hist. CL 2, 3; Jr. Ush: 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; St. Cr. 1, 2; First FI. Sup. Rm. 3, 4. Amb.: To treasure the gold and search for the silver. JEFFREY LEON DOUCETTE. Nickname: Jeff. Interests: Sally; Hunting; Cars. Activities: Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. Honors: R.O.T.C. Corpo- ral 4. Ambition: To own a service station; to travel; to join the Navy; to own and breed good hunting dogs. 72 Z hose Cong Walks Cheer up kids, we all have to go to class. WILLIAM ANTHONY DOUCETTE. Nickname: Bill. Interests: Boats; Girls; Swimming; Skating; Fishing. Activities: Voca- tional Club 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To own my own yacht yard. ELAINE JOAN DOYLE. Nickname: Doylie. Inter- ests: C.Y.O.; Blueberries; Parents; Somethin’ Bother- in ' You; Bunky; The Russian Ballet, ask Maria and Lucy; Cousin-in-Law and his jacket; Canteen; Bowling; Little Boy; You talk too much; Football games; That Certain Some- one. Ambition: To have that certain dream come true. DIANE ELIZABETH DOUGLAS. Nickname: Di. Interests: New Prep;” Four Steadies; A certain Captain; The old days. Activities: Drill Team 2, Spectacular 3, 4, Commander 4; Cheerlead- er 3, Head 4; Teacher’s Secretary 4; Girls’ Club 2, 3, 4; Archery 1, 2. Honors: Future Home- makers of America 2, re- porter 3. Ambition: To have eternal hope and faith in what the future brings. MARSHALL G. DLiKETTE. Nickname: Marsh. Interests: Boats; Cars; Fishing; Swimming; Girls. Ambition: To go into the service; to have lots of fun. 73 WENDY ANN DULEY. Nickname: Duals. Inter- ests: Butch; The Lot; Maine; Dancing; Rock- port; ’53 Merc; Table 2. Activities F.H.A. 4. Am- bition: To smile all the while; to make the while worth a smile. FRANCES MARION EDMONDS. Nickname: Frana. Interests: Junior Mother of Grace Club; Sonny; Summer of ’60; T.L.O.K. Activities: Girls’ Rifle Team 3, Secretary 4; Bowling Team 1; Jun- ior Usherette. Honors: Type Awards 3. Ambition: To make mom and dad proud of me; to have my dreams come true. Between Classes Must be lunch time. DAVID H. DUNSKY. Nickname: Dunce. Inter- ests: Looneys; Physics; Sports. Activities: Football 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3, Capt. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. Honors: Medals, Trophies, Plaques, Pins; Individual Championship. Ambition: To be a college graduate; to be a member of the Olympic Team at 5,000 meters. JANET RITA EHLER. Nickname: Ranet. Inter- ests: It’s All In The Game; Boys at the Ric-a Shea; 62; Our Adventures; Ask Diane; Our Talks; Ask Rill; 55 Ford. Activi- ties: Flash Typist 4; Jun- ior Usherette 3, 4; Teach- er’s Secretary 3, 4; Honor Business Club 3, Treas- urer 4. Ambition: To have a style all my own. 74 Were Hard to Surpass CHARLES BURNHAM E L W E L L. Nickname: Charlie. Interests: Danc- ing; Music; Holsteins; Sports in General; Metho- dist Youth Fellowship; Showing at Topsfield Fair. Activities: Football 1; Band 2, 3, 4. Honors: Corporal 4. Ambition: To breed a good herd of registered holsteins; to par Cape Ann. BRIAN WARNER EMERO. Nickname: Dob- erman. Interests: Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Base- ball. Activities: Squad Leader. Ambition: To learn to play the guitar; to become a Disc Jockey. JOHN ERIC ERNST. Nickname: Johnny. Inter- ests: Cars; Basketball; Boats; Football; Hockey; Baseball; Having fun; Stock car races; Horses and Cooking. Activities: Football 1. Ambition: To become a successful cook; to live a long, happy, and joyous life. SUSAN THERESA FAVALORO. Nickname: Sue. Interests: Johnny; ’57 Ford; X-Twins; ask Mag- gie; Beach Talks; T.L.O.K.; Pizza Parties; Boys; Double Dates. Ac- tivities: Junior usher 3; Honor Business Club 3, 4; A.F.S. Club 4; Flash 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Office Assistant. Honors: O.B.E. Bookkeeping Pin; Type Award. Ambition: To become a certain car- penter ' s private secretary. FRANK THOMAS FARINA. Nickname: Warp. Interests: Girls; Basketball; Football; Base- ball; Cars; The Fort. Ac- tivities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 3, 4; Corporal 3; Sergeant First Class 4; 2nd Lieu- tenant 4; ROTC Sports. Ambition: To become a professional basket- ball player. BRENDA ELAINE FAY. Interests: C.Y.O.; Skating; Dancing. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may do. CYNTHIA JANE FEENER. Nickname: Cyn. Interests: C.Y.O.; Under- classmen; Wanted; Music; Dancing; Cheshire Acad- emy; Golf; Skating; Arch- ery. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club 3, 4; F.N.A. 4; Junior Usherette. Am- bition: To be satisfied with what each day brings; to always walk in the grace of God. RAYMOND ALLAN FISHER. Nickname: Fish. Interests: Baseball; Foot- ball; Girls. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club 2. Ambition: To make life one big blast; to marry one of my former class- mates. 75 Study Malls HARRY F. FLOYD. Nickname: Tink. Interests: Hi-Y; Football; Hockey; That certain girl; Man- chester; Laughs; Harbor Lights; Saturday After- noons. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; R.O.T.C. 2, 3. Ambition: To see the world while making my fortune. GERALDI NE ANN F L Y G A R E. Nickname: Gerry. Interests: Bill, Tar- get Shooting; Business Machines; Spraghetti Sup- pers. Activities: Teacher’s Secretary 4; Cashier in Cafeteria 4. Ambition: To live a happy and useful life; to make my parents proud of me. THOMAS FOUGERE. Nickname: Tommy. Inter- ests: Cyn; Down River; Lotta Laughs; Football games; Hockey games; Hunting; Swimming; 47 Mercury. Activities: R.O.T.C. Corporal 3; Ser- geant 4. Ambition: To be- come successful; to marry that certain girl. What’s so interesting in that comic book, Jane? HOWARD JESSE FRANCIS. Nickname: Tucker. Interests: Hockey; Girls; Swimming. Activi- ties: Vocational School; Secretary of the Vocational Club; Hockey 1. Ambi- tion: to make my parents proud of me; to be a good carpenter. 76 Were Useful to Ml MARIANNE JOAN FRANCIS. Interests: Jack; Philosophical walks; Jazz on stereo; Great Books; Ycuth for Kennedy; House on the cliff. Activi- ties: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4; International Re- lations 4; Future Teachers 2, 3, 4; Great Books 4. Ambition: To live a full life with a minimum of follies and the maximum of achievements. GLORIA JEAN FRENCH Nickname: Glor. Inter- ests: Bowling; Skating; Those discussions; Ice Capades, 1958; Wait for Me”; Lucy. Activities: Honor Business Club 3, 4; Teacher ' s Secretary 4; 21-0 Supervisor 4. Honors: Gregg typewriting awards 2. Ambition: To be a suc- cess in whatever I attempt. JAMES FREDERICK FREY. Nickname: Jim. Interests: Boats; Stamp collecting; Rifles and a certain pistol. Activities: Rifle team 2, 3; R.O.T.C. basketball 2, 3, 4; Com- pany Rifle team 3, 4. Am- bition: To follow in the field of electronics. ILONA JOSEPHINE FRONTIERO. Interests: Swimming; Skating; Soft- ball; Bowling; Gymnas- tics. Ambition: To become a licensed practical nurse. MAJIY FROST. Interests: That certain golfer; Wanted”; B o w 1 i n g; Skating; Canteen; Us four; Ann ' s Double dates. Ac- tivities: Teacher ' s Secre- tary 3, 4; Junior Volun- teers 3, 4. Honors: Type. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to attend IBM School. RONALD AUSTIN G A R R O N. Nickname: Rags. Interests: Girls; Canteen; Hockey; Bowl- ing. Activities: R.O.T.C. sports 1, 2, 3. Ambition: To further my education; to succeed in everything I attempt. VIRGINIA KAY FRONTIERO. Nickname: Ginny. Interests: Sal; 60’ Ford; Senior YMCAClub; Pizza; Double dates ask Sue; Dancing; Ketchin ap- ples; Gloucester gossipers; Canteen. Activities: Flash typist 4; Honor Business Club 3, 4; Teacher’s Secre- tary 4. Honors: Bookkeep- ing award 3; Typing Awards 2, 3. Ambition: To attend IBM School; to have my dreams come true. LAWRENCE B. FRON- TIERO. Nickname: Larry. Interests: Skating; Bowling. Ambition: To become an expert in the field of Electronics. 77 We Jornd Ourselves HAZEL MAY GAUDREAU. Interests: Riding; Skiing; Art. Ac- tivities: Glee Club 2, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4. Hon- ors: Northeastern Music Festival. Ambition: To be- come a sculptress. LEONARD GILARDI. Nickname: Lennie. Inter- ests: Football; Baseball; Nicks; Girls; My License. Activities: R.O.T.C. Sports; Prize Squad 3, 4; Indivi- dual 4. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I at- tempt. DENIS KEITH GEORGE. Nickname: Manchurian. Interests: Girls; Joe Mon- tey ' s; Printing; Sports; Dancing; The Corner. Ac- tivities: Benjamin Franklin Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; R.O.T.C. Sports 2, 3, 4, Corporal 4. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. LORRAINE MAE G O U C H E R. Interests: Skip; Black and Blue Cars; We Four; Down River; Horseback riding; Skating; Popular Records. Activities: Student Secre- tary 4; Archery 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2. Honors: Championship Bowling Trophy. Ambition: To be worthy of the life given me. DAVID BRIAN GEARY. Nickname: Dave. Inter- ests: Hunting; Fishing; Boats; Woodcarving. Ac- tivities: Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To fol- low in Harold ' s footsteps. MICHAEL THOMAS HABE. Nickname: Mike. Interests: Astronomy; Girls; Golf; Hockey; Hunting; Amateur Tele- scope Makers of Boston; Skiing. Activities: Science Club 3, 4, President 2; Camera Club 4; Beta Beta Biology Club 3, 4; Flash 4; Beacon 3, 4. Honors: Two first prizes in Science Fairs G.H.S.; 3rd prize at M.I.T. Science Fair 3. Ambition: To become a professional astronomer. GASPER PAUL GIACALONE Nickname: Gap. Interests: Football; Baseball; Hockey. Ambi- tion: To become a success in whatever I do. MADITH ELLEN GOODWIN. Nickname: Mady. Interests: Music; Bates; Those Friday nights; Four Musketeers; Baptist Youth Fellowship. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Thes- pians 2, 3, V. Pres. 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Junior Usher- ette; A.F.S. 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To lead a useful, happy life. 78 in Captivity We ' d do anything to stay out of class. MARK HABERLAND. Nickname: Homer. Inter- ests: Girls; Hockey; Base- ball; Swimming; One Cer- tain Party; Lynn Arena; West Gloucester. Activi- ties: Baseball 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2; Hockey Mana- ger 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Beta Beta Biology Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college; to be successful. NANCY HARWOOD HARTT. Nickname: Nance. Interests: Skiing; Sailing; Anne ' s pizza; Those brown eyes ! ; ' Squam; Bruebeck; The Trio; Mathis; The Gang; My little blue-green bug; Y.P.F. Choir. Activities: French Club 3; Art Club 3; Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Beacon Staff 3; Basket- ball 1, 2. Ambition: To make the best of what I have; to find my place in the field of art. MEREDITH ANNE HALSTEAD. Nickname: Meri-Anne. I n t e r e s ts: S.H.S.; Summers; Letters; Carnival Ball. Activities at Stoneham H.S.: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Girls ' Cho- rus 3; Girls ' Octet 2, 3; Sophomore Play 2; Future Teachers of America 3; Carnival Ball 2, 3; French Club 4; International Re- lations Club 4; Thespians 4. Honors: Honorable mention in the Merit Scholarship Test. Ambi- tion: To make others as happy as I am. THOMAS EDWARD HARVEY. Nickname: Tom. Interests: Skating; Football; Baseball; Girls. Activities: R.O.T.C. Sports; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Honors: Captain of the Football Team; Platoon Leader Company A. Am- bition: To make my par- ents proud of me. 79 DAVID PHILIP HATCH. Nickname: Dave. Inter- ests: Hockey; Jazz. Am- bition: To have a good Naval career. ALICE STACY HAWLEY. Nickname: Gerty. Interests: Cokes; the long rides to nowhere. Activities: Bowling Club 1. Honors: O.B.E. Award. Ambition: To work as a hairdresser; to go to As- mara-; to make my parents proud of me. KENNETH MANUEL HAYES. Nickname: Ken. Interests: Red; My 1946 Chevy; Football; Skating; Bowling; Dancing; Swim- ming; Basketball; Pool. Activities: Football. Am- bition: To graduate from trade school; to have my own business. M-M-M Where am I ? JAMES EDWARD HINCKLEY. Nickname: Jim. Interests: Pool; Par- ties; Going to the pro hockey and basketball games. Activities: Voca- tional Club 2, 3, 4. Hon- ors: Cpl. 3; Sfc. 4. Am- bition: To go to some Electronic school; to learn more about Electronics. Zlte National Honor Society Spent f J j SUZANNE MARIE HOLDEN. Nickname: Suzy. Interests: College; The Essex Gang; Sports; Music. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3, president 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Usherette. Hon- ors: Women ' s Club Book Award 3; Leaders’ Club Pin 2. Ambition: To be- come a biochemist; to see the world. ESTHER ANDREWS HOYT. Nickname: Hoy- tie. Interests: Good .Friends; Football games; Ask Sue; Debby; Driving lessons; It ' s all in the game.” Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. Ambition: To get what I really want from life. SUSAN DOROTHEA INGALLS. Nickname: Sue. Interests: Canteen; Ask Esther; X block; Helping Mr. Hooper ; Those talks with Judy; My buddy” Brad; Walking with Laul; Buddies.” Activities: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Beta Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Glee Club 3, 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Interna- tional Relations Club 4; Superlative Committee 4; Library Assistant 4. Am- bition: To become a com- petent teacher. CAROLYN ANN IRVING. Nickname: Tut- ta. Interests: Piano; Like Young; Painting; People and Places; Little Red House et cetera; The Idi- ot; Micki. Activities: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Beta Beta 2, 3, 4; Iota Tau Kappa 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Inter- national Relations 4; Floormaster’s Assistant 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. Ambition: To learn how to finish the things I have started. ROBERT LYDELL JOBE. Nickname: Jobie. Inter- ests: Guns; Cars; Girls; Room 201; Rock and Roll; Essex. Activities: Voca- tional Club 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To be a first class machinist. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON. Nickname: Barby. Interests: I just can’t understand it; Mr. Custer; Delicious; Old Trail; Tuesdays; The Bachelor; Plain Brown; 61” Club. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Sgt. 4; History Club 2, 3; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; A.F.S. 4. Ambition: To change my world of con- fusion to a world of un- derstanding. NANCY JOHNSON. Nickname: Peanut. Inter- ests: The Band; Bowling; Mutt and Jeff; C.Y.O.; Youth For Kennedy I960. Activities: Beta Beta Bio- logy Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Beacon 3. Honors: F.N.A. Ambition: To earn an A.B.S. Degree in nursing and the title of R.N. ASTRID LOUISE JOSEPHSON. Interests: Boop and Suz; Tipsy Ter- vy; Club 61; Those 4 Years; B Block 3; Skiing; Shy Boys. Activities: Girls’ Rifle Team 3, 4; Glee Club .2; F.N.A. ; Junior Usherette. Ambition: To be on time once; To be- come an R.N.; Gold and Silver.” 81 Muek Zlrne Selling Refreshments G I S E L E IDA JUILLERAT. Nickname: Gigi. Interests: Club 61;” Peanut Butter; Apple Pie; Seven Seas; Golden Gold- en Locket; Football Games; Pizza for Surf; Traveling; Skiing; Skat- ing; Swimming; Tennis. Activities: A.F.S. Club; Orchestra; Chess Club. Honors: A.F.S. Scholar- ship. Ambition: To be- come a teacher; To see the whole world; To trea- sure the gold and search for the silver. JUDITH ANN KLINE. Nickname: Judy. Interests: A certain smile; Club 61”; Santa Claus; Green Peas; I like your shirt; Pajama parties; Those happy hours. Activities: Latin Club 2, 3; History Club 1; Leaders ' Club 1, 2; A.F.S. 4; Photography Committee 4. Ambition: To eat, drink and be merry; to treasure the gold and search for the silver. MARILYN ELAINE KNOWLES. Interests: George; The Cedarwood; St. Lawrence Club; Drive Inn; Surf; Adventure Car- hop; Black Rambler; Mind of my own. Activities: Honor Business 3, 4; Dramatics. Honors: Type I; Bookkeeping II Awards. Ambition: To become an IBM operator; to be a good wife for that certain man. •Jk ROBERT E. KAIN, JR. Nickname: Killer. Inter- ests: All Sports; Y.M.C.A.; Weight Lifting Club; Girls. Activities: R.O.T.C. Basketball; Softball; Vol- leyball; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 4. Ambition: To attend the college of my choice; to stay single. JAMES KETCHOPULOS. Nickname: Razzie. Inter- ests: Bowling; Cars; Boats; Hunting; Fishing; Golf; Cards. Ambition: To be a public accountant. MARGARET MARY KIPPEN. Nickname: Peg- gy. Interests: Pizza for Surf; The Shed; Gold and Pearl; Who ' s car? Ithig; Haunts; Club “61;” Pri- vate; Two Two; Plain brown; Dee. Activities: Girls ' Drill Team 2, 3, Sgt. 4; Spectacular 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 2; A.F.S. 4. Ambition: To treasure the gold and search for the silver; to decide. JAMES KENDALL KNOWLTON. Nickname: Jim. Interests: Bowling; Football; Hockey; Down River; Water Skiing. Ac- tivities: Football 1. Am- bition: To have half the ambition my father has. JAMES LOWE KLOPOTOSKI. Nick- name: Klop. Interests: The wharf; Rifles; ”53’’ Ford; The Park; Cold Mornings; On 8!”; Bosfts; Bomber Tate; Tee for Too; Sud- denly; Those parties; Sea Explorers; Trinity Fellow- ship. Activities: Rifle Team 2, 3; Treasurer 4. Honors: Expert Rifleman. Ambition: To marry an English teacher; to become a wife beater. 82 Mow About Sadie SUSAN CHRISTINE KOLTERJAHN. Nick- name: Sue. Interests: Lawrence; Pumpkins; Ah- rooh; Mung; It ' s All In The Game; D.M.; Spiders; Washing Pewter; Lotta Laffs; Laughing with Ann; 61” Club. Activities: A.F.S. Ambition: To have a real blast with Ann in Europe; to have my one dream come true. WILLIAM JAMES K Y R O U Z. Nickname: Bill. Interests: Football; Pontiac; Famoco Cars; The Corner; Fabulous 48; The Trailer; Cold Mornings; Rockmont; St. Peter’s C.Y.O. Ambition: To know all the intricacies of the human mind; to fight destiny; to be happy with money. G A S P A R ANTHONY L A F A T A. Nickname: Gap. Interests: Girls; Cars; The Drive In; The Boys; Electronics; Drums. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Corporal 2; Staff Sergeant 3; Sergeant First Class 4; President of Stage Crew 4. Ambition: To find the right girl. After-lunch get-together. 83 when Jt Was Up to the Cady CHRISTINE ELIZABETH LARSON. Nickname: Chris. Interests: Rainbow; Tuesday night rides; The Bridge; Sisterly concern; Summer fun. Activities: Spanish Club 3, 4; His- tory Club 3; Flicker 4; F.N.A. 4; Archery 1; Jun- ior Volunteers 2, 3. Am- bition: To treasure the gold and to search for the silver; to live a life of happiness. FRANK MICHAEL L A T A S S A. Nickname: Frank. Interests: Sports; Music; Trips to New York City. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Corporal 2; Sergeant 3. Ambition: To go to college and be- come an Electricial Engi- neer; to achieve my goal; to please my family. LEON ROBERT LAMBERT. Nickname: Lee. Interests: Bowling; Pool; Swimming; Golf. Ambition: To get ahead, and stay ahead. EMERY FRANCIS LANE. Nickname: Lanie. Interests: Hunting; Fish- ing; Cars; Girls. Activi- ties: Vocational Club 2, 3, 4; Sergeant 4. Ambi- tion: To become a state trooper; to make my par- ents proud of me. EDWARD T. LANNON JR. Nickname: Ed. Inter- ests: Boating; Water ski- ing; Swimming; Rock col- lecting; Making models. Activities: Sailing Club 3, 4; Science Club 2; Re- porter 3, 4. Honors: Science Fair; Heart Fair awards. Ambition: To ac- complish whatever I set out to do. NANCY LANE. Nick- name: Nance. Interests: Swimming; Boating; The Essex Gang; puppy dog; Tea and talks; dime-a- dozen; Music; Those Days. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 2; Arch- ery 2, 3; Future T. A. 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Senior Life Saving. Ambition: To further my education; to always be happy. RUDOLPH LEWIS LAINE. Nickname: Rudy. Interests: Boats; De Mo- lay; Bowling; Sheldon ' s Cabin; 50 Plymouth; Oc- tober Weekend I960. Ac- tivities: History Club 1, 2; Flash 2, 4; Latin Club 2. Honors: Honor Guard 4. Ambition: To attend a reputable engineering col- lege. ADRI ANNE LEE LANGLEY. Nickname: Ade. Interests: Rockport; Rainbow; The fellers; Those summers; July 4th; Stuffed animals; Pajama parties; It ' s Only the Good Times I Remember; Tri-Hi-Y; Eatin spaghetti; Sports; Hedlunds. Activi- ties: Biology Club 2, 3, 4; F.N.A. 4; Library As- sistant 4. Ambition: To find the end of the Rain- bow; to seek until I find. 84 MAUREEN PATRICIA I.ATTOF. Interests: Pete; 28 Highland St.; Summer of i960. Activities: Latin Club; Science Club. Am- bition: To become half the nurse my mother is; to marry a man like my father. Not Many lorget LEBRUN HOPE L A U- TZENHISER. Nick- name: Brunny. Interests: Reading; Music; Grad ' s Town and Country Shop; The Pool; Christmases in Indiana. Activities: Dra- matics Club 1, 2; Student Council 1; F.T.A. 2; In- ternational Relations Club 4 . Ambition: To be a suc- cess. THEODORE V LAUTZENHISER. Nick name: Ted. Interests: Base ball; Football; Swimming Tennis; Books; That cer tain someone. Activities Dramatics 1; Baseball 1 2; Cross-Country 2, 3 Wrestling 2, 3- Ambition To enter Engineering. That’ll be $100. DANIEL HAROLD L E A M O N. Nickname: Dan. Interests: Carpentry; Hiking; Down river; ' 52 Ford; The Boys; Summer Fun. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I do. 85 Zkose Senior Debts ANNE N A T I C A LEAVITT. Nickname: Annie. Interests: Skiing; Jazz and classical music; Time Wasters;” Sum- mers; Squam; Mount Ha- milton; Sports cars. Ac- tivities: Girls’ Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Beta Beta Bio- logy Club 2, 3; Interna- tional Relations Club 4; National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To graduate from college; to travel. EDWARD ALTON LEWIS. Nickname: Ed. Interests: Radicals; Ye Old Blue Buggy; DeMo- lay; Muller’s Pharmacy. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice President-Treas- urer 4; National Honor Society. Honors: Corporal 2; Sergeant 3; Platoon Leader 4; Spanish Book Prize 3. Ambition: To suc- ceed. MARGARET T E R E S E LIBRO Nickname: Mar- jie. Interests: Bruce; Bowl- ing; East Gloucester Pharmacy; St. Peter’s CYO. Activities: Flash 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2; Honor Business Club 4; Student Secretary 3, 4. Honors: Shorthand, Typing Awards. Ambition: To possess my mother ' s un- derstanding and sympathe- tic ways; to find a boy half as great as my Dad. HENRY ARTHUR LIMA, JR. Nickname: Art. In- terests: Having fun; Peo- ple; Skating; Swimming; Tennis; The Manor; Those games. Activities: French Club 3. Ambition: To reach the stars ! HERMAN F. LILJA. Nickname: Herm. Inter- ests: West Gloucester; Lotta Laffs; Swimming; Hockey; Basketball; Danc- ing; Sandy Bay Yacht Club; Hi-Y Club. Activi- ties: International Rela- tions 4; German Club 2, 3; History Club 2; Honor Guard 3; Prize Squad 3; Flicker 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; R O.T.C. Sports 2, 3, 4. Honors: National Honor Society; Sophomore, Cor- poral; Junior, Sgt.; Sen- ior, Lieutenant. Ambition: To be friendly with every- one I know. PETER R. LOVELY. Nickname: Pete. Interests: Hockey; Camping; Foot- ball; We three; Christmas Vacation ’60; Ask Fats and Maynard; Hunting; Dogtown. Activities: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Beta Biology Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard 3. Ambi- tion: To make my parents proud of me. GEORGE W. LUFKIN. Nickname: Tub. Interests: Bowling; Hockey; Water Skiing; Hunting; Those Golden Flats; Down river; Boating; Racing. Activi- ties: Football 1. Ambition: To own my own outboard shop; to make my parents proud of me. PATRICIA LORD. Nickname: Patti. Interests: Bowling; Dancing; Young People’s Fellowship, Sec. 3, 4; Flippin coins; Friends; Football Games; Alone At Last. Activities: Field Hockey 2, 3; Girls’ Basketball 2. Honors: Type Award 3. Ambition: To become a receptionist; to always be happy. 86 Only 3 18 of an inch to go THOMAS PATRICK LUFKIN. Nickname Tom. Interests: Hockey; Lynn Arena; A Yellow Olds; Water Skiing; Who Knows? Activities: Hock- ey 1, 2, 3, Co. Capt. 4; Football 1; Individual Drill 3. Honors: North Shore Hockey All-Star 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Corporal 3; 2nd Lieutenant 4. Ambi- tion: To play college hockey; to always have the ambition to try my best. JUDITH G. Mac- DONALD. Nickname: Judy. Interests: Willy; Newport Navy; Writing Letters; Cape Ann Diner; Us Grapes; USS Chamb- ers; Ask Bonnie. Ambi- tion: To marry _ Him”; make my parents proud of me; to see the gang settle down. DANIEL JOSEPH McDONALD. Nickname: Danny. Interests: Girls; The Untouchables; Pete and the Gang; Sports; Canteen; Beverly; The fu- ture Summer of 61”; Miss P. and all her trou- bles. Ambition: to live, laugh, love, and be happy; to make my parents proud of me. MELVIN DAVIS MacDONALD JR. Nick- name: Mel. Interests: Swimming; Bowling; 58 black and white Oldsmo- bile; Patch; 1950 Ford; Home-made bread. Activi- ties: Honor Guard 3, 4; Flash J. Ambition: To further my education; to secure a bettef and hap- pier life. k 87 an Important Part MARY ANN Mc- I N T O S H. Nickname: Mac. Interests: C.Y.O.; Memories of an en- chanted island; the Ponti- ac; Art; Oooh, Yaaa! Happy Whistlers; Good humor and a certain southern accent; Bowling. Activities: Sailing Club; Chorus 1. Ambition: To someday see the land of Fishermen; to be able to understand the art of things; to always keep smiling. SHEILA MARIE McNIFF Nickname: Sheil. Inter- ests: Tommy; That certain yawn; the four blondes; Splash parties; Certain week of teenage madness; Being a ballerina; Five and a half years ? Red cars; Football helmets; Happy Whistlers; C.Y.O. Activities: Library Assis- tant 1, 2, 3, 4; Flash 1, 2; Sailing Club 4; Beacon collector 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Bowling. Ambition: To radiate happiness; to re- turn kindness. DANIEL JOSEPH McMULLEN. Nickname: Spaniel. Interests: Rods and customs; Hockey; Lobster fishing; Having a good time. Ambition: To become a lobster fish- erman; to own my own auto repair shop. EDWARD JOSEPH McRAE. Nickname: Porky. Interests: Swimming; Skat- ing; Gunning; Whoopee; Bubbles. Activities: Cor- poral R O.T.C. 2, 3; ' Sergeant R. O.T.C. 3. Am- bition: To make my par- ens proud of me; to join the Navy. Stay on the ball, Jim. 88 JOHN WALTER MAKI Interests: Golf; Hockey; Hunting; Swimming; Skat- ing Ambition: To go to the East Coast Aero Tech- nical School, and to beat someone at Scrabble. HERMAN W. MARR JR. Nickname: Bunny. Inter- ests: U.S.N.R.; Subma- rines; Electronics; Bikes; Locks; Sea Explorers; Cars; Weekends; Old Rec- ords; Memories; That cer- tain Someone. Ambition: To become an electronics technician; to build a wonderful life with that someone I never hope to lose. Which Will Kent am IRENE FRANCES MACKE Y. Nickname: Renie. Interests: Bowling; Dancing; Pizza Parties; Flippin ' coins; Crying on shoulders; Weekends; A certain someone; Friends. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2, 3, 4. Honors: Latin Award 3- Ambition: To be a medi- cal secretary; to give the love to my children that my parents have given me. EVE ANN MAKI. Nick- name: Sam. Interests: Talks; Showboat ; Com- plexes; Senior Nut. Activi- ties: History Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3; Vice President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; F.N.A.; Junior Ush- erette; Ring Committee; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3. Honors: National Honor Society; Secretary 4; Hon- ors 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To get my R.N. and M.D.; to know why. Little FaohL mots-a-Ruck; Our talks;C‘Asl4 Ranet and Bon. Activities: Teacher ' s Secretary 3, 4; Honor Business Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Honors: Gregg Shorthand and Typewrit- ing awards. Ambition: To live life to its fullest; to make his Bark worse than his bite; have love undivided. KAREN MARIE MALENFANT. Interests: Skating; Swimming; Horseback riding; Satur- day dances; Beach Parties; 60 ; Niles Beach; We Four; Black and Blue Cars; Eatin Pizza. Activi- ties: Student Secretary 4; Room Supervisor 4; Arch- ery 1, 2; Chorus. Honors: Bookkeeping; Typing. Am- bition: To be an Airline Stewardess; To try to put myself in the other per- place before I con- him. N FRANCES Sue. ; The Green INGA F. MARSHALL. Nickname: Joe. Interests: Rockport; Spiders; P.J. parties; Traveling Supper; Lotta Laughs; A.M.; Ah- Rook; Long talks; 61 Club. Activities: Chorus 2, 3; Girls’ Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To help where help is needed; to treasure the gold and to search for the silver. 89 in Our Me arts RALPH EDWARD MARTIN. Nickname: Uncle Ralph. Interests: 56 Ford; girls; Dancing. Am- bition: To succeed in whatever I try. STUART DOLOR MARTIN. Nickname: Stu. Interests: Swimming; Bas- ketball; Hunting; Boating. Activities: ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4; Sfc. 2. Ambition: To be a ' ' Good” state trooper with a lot of friends. h l PAUL DAVID MASON. Nickname: Tall Paul. In- terests: Girls; Guns; Cars; skindiving. Ambition: To join the Army; to see the world. SANDRA JANE MATHESON. Nickname: Sandy. Interests: Horse- back riding; Ceramic sculpturing; animals; sketching; Young People’s Fellowship. Activi- ties: Science Club 2, sec- retary 3; Camera Club 4; archery 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 4. Ambition: To learn more about the natural world. LORRAINE JOYCE MELLO. Interests: Rocky Mountain; Football games; Us Four; Clam town; That Certain Someone; Those walks and talks. Activities: Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Crafts Club 4; Service Club 3, 4; Beacon 3, 4; Cafeteria 1, 3; Teacher’s Secretary 4; Flicker Advertising 4 Ambition: To keep smil ing and be happy; to someday reach that star and have my dreams come true. MARGARET ELIZA- BETH M A Z Z A. Nickname: Maggie. In- terests: Haunts Interna- tional; Beach Talks”; Green Peas; Canteen; Wil- ly; X-twins; Ask Sue; P. J. ' s Lotta Laffs; We two. Activities: Teacher’s Secretary; A.F.S.; Beta Beta; Flicker; Thespian Society; Junior Usherette; Flash Typist. Ambition: To learn Gibberish; to treasure the Gold and to Search for the Silver. LORRAINE ELLEN M E T C A L F. Nick- name: Rainey. Interests: Those weekends; Night and Day”; Th ose friends far and near; Room 217; A Certain Smile”; Mem- ories; That Certain Some- one. Activities: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2. Ambition: To make others as happy as they have made me. SYLVIA ANNETTE MELANSON. Nickname: Syl. Interests: Skating: Someone; them days; B- Block; The gang. Activi- ties: Crafts Club; Beta Beta Biology; Junior Vol- unteers; Service Club; F.H.A. ; Beacon. Ambb tion: To become a baby nurse; To see the world. 90 Scientists of the Suture Prepare HARRY C. MILLE R. Nickname: Har. Interests: Football; Hockey; Scout- ing; Canteen; Ask Dobie and Maynard; The Corner; We three; The trailer; Rockmont; Fabulous 48. Activities: Football 1, 2, Manager 3, 4; Beta Beta 2, 3, 4; German Club 3. Ambition: To go to Cul- inary Institute; to become as good a cook as Dick. RALPH PHILIP MINEO Nickname: Gineo. Inter- ests: Cubby ' s Good Car; The Lincoln; Sports. Acti- vities: R.O.T.C. Sports 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 2; Haskell Drill 3. Am- bition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt. So now what happens, Mr. Card ? HELEN ANN MITCHELL. Nickname: Critter. Interests: Dancing; Skating; That Certain Someone; Parties; Monkey Business; Boston Escapade. Activities: Jun- ior Volunteers 1; Beacon Advertising 3; Student Secretary 4. Honors: Type Awards 2; Junior Volun- teer Award 1. Ambition: Something to do, someone to love, something to hope for. PETER MITCHELL. Nickname: Pete: Interests: Skating; Bowling; Drums; The Boss; Football; Hock- ey. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be am- bitious; to make Ma proud of me. r 91 to Offer Zkeir Share CHARLES GREGORY M O E B I U S. Nickname: Goza. Interests: Sailing; Skiing; Tennis; Waterski- ing; Hunting; Sandy Bay Yacht Club. Activities: Prize Squad 3. Ambition: To become a Naval offi- cer. RALPH MITCHELL Nickname: Mitch. Inter- ests: Canteen; Football; Dating; Traveling. Am- bition: To live a long, happy life. LINDA LEE MORTON. Interests: Sports; Music; Bethel, Maine; Beach Par- ties; Horses; Dancing. Ac- tivities: Crafts Club 4. Ambition: To become a success in whatever I at- tempt to do in the future. DAVID MICHAEL MOVALLI. Nickname: Dave. Interests: Basket- ball; Baseball; Hockey; Fishing. Ambition: To find my true vocation. SHERRILL JOYCE MONTROSE. Nickname: Sherry. Interests: Music; The Sea; Michigan; Happy times; Those friends far and near; Louise; S; My Funny Valentine; Some- one Special. Activities: Junior Volunteers 1; Bea- con 3; Future Nurses 4. Ambition: To find, then fulfill, my purpose in life. FARRELL MARK MORRIS. Interests: Skat- ing; Football. Ambition: To enter the field of radio and television. NORMA OLIVA MORRIS Interests: Bean ; Rainy Rides; White; Letters; Rainbow. Activities: Honor Business Club 3, 4; Girls’ Rifle Team 3, 4; Flash Typist 4; Secretary 4; Office As- sistant 2, 3. Honors: Shorthand 3, 4; Type 4; Bookkeeping 3; Filing 4. Ambition: To open my eyes to see what is beauti- ful; my mind, to know what is true; My heart, to love what is good. NANCY ANN MONT- G O M E R Y. Nick- name: Nanc. Interests: Traveling suppers; Boat Rides; Squam; Club 61;” Blue Car; April Fools; Riding Around; Conomo Point; Pajama Parties; Lotta Laffs. Activities: Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Usherette 3; American Field Service; Floor Supervisor’s Assis- tant. Ambition: To see Europe; to treasure the gold and to search for the silver. 92 Clinch Means CHRISTINE ANN MUISE. Nickname: Crit. Interests: Peiky; 48 high street; Black and White Chevy; Blond hair and Blue eyes; The Parties; Ask Maxine; We 3; The diner; Town Hill. Ambi- tion: To see California with Maxine; to always live, love, laugh and be happy. RICHARD WAYNE MUISE. Nickname: Dick. Interests: Davya; Hockey; Ole Maw’s Wheels, 43; Instrumental Music; 2nd Floor; Wanted. Activities: Hockey 3, 4; Honor Guard 3. Ambition: To become an Electrical Engi- neer. JAMES RONALD MUISE. Nickname: Jim. Interests: Sports; River- view; ' 51 Ford; Essex Vets; Class of ' 72; Fen- way’s Jump Back in Bed Club; That party at Pete’s Camp; E.A.F.D.; ’56 sun- liner. Ambition: To own a Meerschaum and a Lin- coln Continental Mark IV ; to graduate. DAVID EDWARD MULCAHY. Nickname: Dave. Interests: Hunting; Bowling; Vets; Water Ski- ing; Down River; Clam- ming; Sports. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Orchestra 4; Flicker Advertising Committee 4; ROTC Sports 3. Ambi- tion: To be a success in my chosen field. Where shall I begin — ha, Rudy. 93 J Steady Stream I never saw so many camera shy people. GEOFFREY A T. MULLER. Nickname: Geoff. Interests: Lexxie; ROTC; Football; Young Republican Club, Vice Pres.; YMCA; Hi Y”. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; International Rela- tions Club 4; Honor Guard. Honors: Corporal 2; Sergeant 3; Officer 4; 1st place prize squad 3. Ambition: To bring the girl from Wheaton to Gloucester. TIMOTHY F. MURRAY. Nickname: Tim. Interests: Scotland; Coronet”; Bee- thoven; Physics R. 108; Plaid ties. Activities: Bea- con 3; Stevens Reviewers, Pres. 4; Flicker co-editor; Student Council 4; RO.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3, Sfc. 4. Honors: National Honor Society 3, Vice pres. 4; Sawyer Medal 3; First Prize Ingalls Poetry Contest 3. .Ambition: To live so I can look my Maker in the eye. THOMAS JOSEPH MURPHY JR. Nickname: Tim. Interests: skiing; golf. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be with D. D. EARLE SHERMAN NASON III. Nickname: Earle. Interests: Weight- lifting; Looneys; Basket- ball. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Tennis; Science Club 3, 4; History Club 1; RO.T.C. Sports. Ambi- tion: To become rich and retire at 17. 94 of Zrampling Jeet NANCY LEE NELSON. Nickname: Nellie. Inter- ests: The Stage; Snow; Music; Books; People; New York. Activities: Choir 1, 2, 3; A Cappella 4; Red Cross 1; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Father of the Bride 2. Honors: First Place Minnesota State Speech Champion- ship 3; Best Actress Award 3. Ambition: To enjoy life. SALVATORE N I- CASTRO, JR Nick- name: Sal. Interests: Betty M.; Swimming; Skating; Dancing; Harbor Lights; Boys in the auto shop. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. sports 2, 3, 4; Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To ac- complish whatever I at- tempt; to make my parents proud of me. SAMUEL DOMINIC NICASTRO. Nickname: Topper. Interests: Hockey; Sports; In General. Activi- ties: Hockey 2, 3; Beacon 2; R.O.T.C. Softball 2, 3. Ambition: To find out what I can do best. ELKE NIEBERLE Nick- name: Betty. Interests: Skating; Music; Baby sit- ting. Activities: German Club 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Usherette; Stu- dent Secretary. Honors: Shorthand and Type Awards. Ambition: That life may be like arithmetic — joys added, sorrows sub- tracted, friends multiplied, love undivided. JUDITH CAROLINE N I L S E N. Nickname: Judy. Interests: Youth Fellowship; Teaching; Skating; Sports; Boys; Who Me?; Parties. Activi- ties: Archery 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Ambition: To brighten my corner; to get my degree in education. ANDREA LENORE NORWOOD. Nickname: Andy. Interests: Rick; Commandos; T-Bird; Mo- ments to Remember; To- getherness; Green Peas; Traveling Supper; Those Letters; Club 61. Activi- ties: History Club 1, 2; Archery; A.F.S. 4; Flicker Committee 4. Ambition: To treasure the gold and to search for the silver; to keep my parents proud of me. CHARLES WILLIAM NICKERSON. Nickname: Charlie. Interests: ’54 Ford; Carolyn; Swimming; Baseball; Ice Skating; Bowling. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Softball 2, 3. Ambition: To make a certain person happy. KARL A NIEMI, JR. Nickname: Neem. Inter- ests: Bowling; Swimming; Skating; Softball; Girls; 57 Olds Convertible. Am- bition: To become a suc- cessful machinist in the Navy. 95 Bringing Students Sager to Sat HAROLD OGINZ. Nick- name: Hal. Interests: Hi- Y; Lotta Laffs. Activities: A.F.S. 3, 4; Flicker Execu- tive Committee 4; Flash 2, 3; ROTC Sports 2, 3, 4; Prize Squad 2, 3; In- dividual Drill 2, 3; Has- kell Drill 2, 3; Honor Guard 2, 3; Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; Lt. Col. 4. Honors: Bruni Medal 3; Shum Medal 3; Superior Jr. Ca- det Ribbon Award 2; 2nd place individual Drill 3. Ambition: To build not for today alone, but for tomorrow as well. BARBARA O’NEILL. Nickname: Barbie. Inter- ests: Skating; Friends; Companions; Boats; Swim- ming; Cars; Summertime; Easy to remember. Activi- ties: Junior Volunteers; Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; International Rela- tions Club 4. Honors: Junior Volunteers pin; Science fair certificate. Ambition: To be loved by those I love; to be happy; to be remembered; and to be forgiven. SALVATORE BON- VENTURE NICHOLAS NOVELL O. Nick- name: Chubby. Inter- ests: Football; Sports; Rac- ing; My Good Car; Studies; Lincoln; Untouch- ables; Shyness; Intramural Sports. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Sports. Ambition: To be strong as my mother and smart as my father. ANDREW LESLIE NOYES. Nickname: Andy. Interests: Elinor; Lotta Laughs; Boston Yacht Club; Dog’s Station; That little island; 56 Ford Convertible. Activi- ties: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, President 4; A Cappella Choir 4; International Re- lations Club 4; Band; Flicker Advertising Com- mittee 4. Ambition: To succeed as my father hath done and to remain part of the gold. ARTHUR JOHN O ' HANLEY. Nickname: Jack. Interests: Marianne; Hunting; Poetry; Little peaked room. Activities: International Rela- tions Club 4; Prize Squad 2, 3; Individual Drill 4; Haskell Drill 2. Am- bition: To try to un- derstand life and accept its challenges. LOIS E. O MALEY. Nick- name: Lo. Interests: Tri- Hi-Y; Dough Doughs; Bowling; Music; Walks down Bearskin Neck; Driving; Skating. Activi- ties: Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Crafts Club 3; Teacher’s Secretary 4. Ambition: Not to set the world on fire but to create a little spark; to be a success. ANDREA LEE OMAN. Interests: C’est La Vie”; Summertime; Fun!; Laughing; T.L.O.K.; Dough Doughs; Brook- woods; P.F. Activities: Iota Tau Kappa History Club 3, 4; Beta Beta Bio- logy Club 2, 3, 4; Crafts Club 3; Sailing Club 3, -4; Library Assistant 2, 3; Future Nurses of Ameri- ca 4. Ambition: To be a good Oman. CHARLES DANIEL O’ R E I L L Y. Nickname: Dan. Interests: Sandy Bay Yacht Club; Order of the Arrow; Water skiing; Swimming. Activities: Track 1, 2; Science Club 2. Honors: RO.T.C. Ser- geant 4. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. 96 Jrom Assemblies Seniors X) is perse VINCENT M. J. ORLANDO. Nickname: Chunky. Interests: Girls; Cars; Rock ' n ' Roll; Stock car races. Activities: Foot- ball 1, 4; Art Club 2, 3. Ambition: To become a C.P.A. ALICIA OLIVIA PADRE. Nickname: Lishie. Inter- ests: Skating; Saturdays; Johnny Mathis; Everly Brothers; Just Having Fun; Wednesdays; C.Y.O.; Bowling. Activities: Hon- or Business Club 2, 3; Junior Usherettes; Student Secretary 3; French Club 4. Honors: Gregg Awards. Ambition: To go to the college of my choice. AGATHA PALAZZOLO. Nickname: Agatha. Inter- ests: That certain boy; That red and white ’59 Chevy; Radio; Dancing; Movies; Rosolie; Italy. Ac- tivities: Honor Business Club; Teacher’s Secretary 4. Ambition: To have what I always wanted; to see Italy once again. Ah! Zhe privilege of being a senior. 97 yes, you’re Wight, We Were Tirst B E N I T A ROSE PALLAZOLA Nickname: Bonnie. Interests: Mari- ners; Art; Rhythm and Blues; Swimming; Danc- ing; Bowling; We Wild Winds”; Anc hor-Clankors; Summer-Sixty; South Pa- cific; Sal and Bev; Bo- Diddely; Bongos. Activi- ties: Future Nurses 4; Thespians 4; Junior Vol- unteers 1, 2; Girls ' Arch- ery 1, 2. Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse; to gain a greater understanding of mankind. ROSALIE ANN PARISI. Nickname: Roily. Inter- ests: 54 Cadillac; Leo; New Hampshire; 6 Juncks; It ' s All In The Game. Ambition: To love, to live, and to be happy with that certain someone; to visit the Happy Hunt- ing grounds in the Far! Far! Future. Stay on the puck, Tom! SANTO ANTHONY PARISI. Nickname: San- dy. Interests: All Sports; Baseball; Pro Football; Cars; Skating; Swimming. Activities: Rifle Team 2, 3; Prize Squad; Individual 4; Corporal 4 Honors: Member of Co. ' F winning prize squad 3. Ambition: To attend college; to lead a successful life. ANN ELIZABETH PARSONS. Interests: Pumpkins; XYZ Week- ends; Ah-Rooh ; It ' s all in the game; Those Paja- ma Parties; Laughing with Sue. Activities: American Field Service 4- Club 61. Ambition: To have a real blast in Europe with Sue; to have my one dream come true. 98 Jt’s live Minutes of Zwo Picture Not Available LOVELL P. PARSONS. Interests: Band; ’47 Chev.; Skating; Tuba. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3. Ambition: To enter a teaching profession. PETER W. PARSONS. Nickname: Pete. Interests: Swimming Act; Psychol- ogy; People Watching; S i t r u c ’ 5 7-’6 1 A.D.; Scratchings From an Asy- lum Wall; The Feminine mind; On Six Sir . . . What!!? Activities: Rifle Team 2, 3, Captain 4; French Club Treasurer 4; Stevens Reviewers 3; Vice President 4. Honors: French I Award. Ambi- tion: To find one and myself in the process. WILLIAM E. PARSONS. Nickname: Bill. Interests: De Molay. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, Commander 4; Orchestra 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Rifle Team 3, Vice Pres. 4; Haskell Drill 2, 3 Honors: Char- les B. Corliss Award 2; Expert Rifleman 4. Am- bition: To be a success in whatever I attempt; to keep smiling. EDMUND L PA- T R I C A N. Nickname: Ed. Interests: Football; Swimming; Weight Lift- ing; Waterskiing; Saxo- phone; C.Y.O. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; ROTC, Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3, Off. 4; ROTC Sports 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to some good small college; to play ball. DONALD J. PATRICAN. Nickname: Crow. Inter- ests: Basketball; Long Beach; Thumper; Gren- del’s Apprehension; Lynch ' s Fruit Stand; The Big 5. Ambition: To coach basketball in Indi- ana. NAN L PENDLETON. Activities: History club; Junior Volunteers 1; Art Club 2; sailing club 3; International Rela- tions Club 4. Interests: Raennik; A yellow soar- ing high above; Walking long damp passages, and climbing stairs in the dark; Gasman; Beeteates art books; Music. Ambi- tion: To see, then to create; and to find the only survival, the only meaning. CAROL L. PERRY. Nick- name: Ca. Interests: Knit- ting; Skating; Football games; U.S.A. Activities: Student Secretary 4; Crafts Club 4. Honors: Type awards 3; Shorthand award 4. Ambition: To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. GERTRUDE L. PERRY. Nickname: Trudy. Inter- ests: Rainbow; Skating; Bowling; Knitting; that certain someone. Activi- ties: Crafts Club 4. Hon- ors: Typing Certificate 3. Ambition: To become a beauty technician on an ocean liner; to see the world. 99 We’re M If I knew you were cornin ' , I ' d a baked a cake. JOHN JOSEPH PERRY. Nickname: Jack. Interests: DeMolay; The Band; the Piano; the Trumpet; That- cher Road; Swimming. Ac- tivities: Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4; Thespian 4; RO.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3, 4, Master Sergeant 4; Orchestra 2. Ambition: To become a Chemical Engi- neer. PAMELA ALESANDRA P E Z Z A T I. Nickname: Pazzaty Interests: Read- ing; Music-classical, folk, operetta; Belafonte; Flute; Skating; Squam; Harvard Square; Quite Early One Morning; Mike’s; Achoo! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; History Club 3, 4; Inter- national Relations Club 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Literary Staff. Ambition: To ac- cept every challenge of the Mind. ROBERT STEPHEN PERRY. Nickname: Peri- ni. Interests: Kathy; Nights Out; Tennis; Hockey; Fishing; Skiing; P e ri w i n k 1 e, Activi- ties: Band 1,. 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Club 3; Tennis Tournament 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To graduate from college; to have a happy but not easy life. JUDITH ANN PILLING. Nickname: Judy. Interests: Dancing; Those talks with Sue; Frolics; Those Par- ties. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be- come a dance instructor. 100 in a Stew EI.EANORA THERESA PISCITELLO. Nickname: El. Interests: That certain shop boy; Tuesday Nights; Weekends; Writing long letters; Walks down Bear- skin Neck. Activities: Teacher’s Secretary 4. Am- bition: To find that cer- tain cloud which holds my dream of happiness; to find the brightest star to success. DAVID ALLEN PINO. Nickname: Dave. Inter- ests: Bowling; Skating; Explorers; Grange; Our Basketball Team in Essex; Down River Clamming. Activities: Football 1; Thespians 4; ROTC Sports 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3. Ambition: To go to a school for cooks and be- come a shortorder cook. ROSALIE MARY PISCITELLO. Nickname: Ro. Interests: Sammy; Happy Four; Ketchin Ap- ples; Skating; Antique Cars; Soda Jerks; Glou- cester Gossips; Swimming; 1956 Buick. Activities: Teacher ' s Secretary 4; Archery 2; Flicker 4. Am- bition: To live each day for whatever life may bring. WILLIAM ALEXANDER PUBLICOVER. N i ck- n a m e: Skip. Interests: That certain girl; Water- skiing; Snowskiing; Play- time; Rockaway; Skindiv- ing; Model A Ford. Ac- tivities: History Club 1, 2; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3; Wrestling Club 3. Ambi- tion: To be successful in the business world. MARY LOUISE PL t TONEN. Nickname: Lulu. Interests: A certain someone; Honest and Truly; Walk Don ' t Run; Pizza Parties; Deli; The Lighthouse; Annisquam; Summer Sundays-1960; Sailing. Activities: Sailing Club 1; Honor Business 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary 4; Room Supervisor 4; Camera Club 4. Honors: Typing 3, 4; Filing 4; Shorthand Awards 4. Am- bition: To smile when others sigh. DONNA FAYE PRATT. Interests: Long Beach; Fudge 59; Water Skiing?; Boating; Corkline; I’m Sorry; Those P.J. Parties; The rocks; XYZ week- ends; Lotta laffs. Ac- tivities: History Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Volunteers 2; Bowling 2; Beacon Col- lector 1, 2, 3; Flash 2; A.F.S.; Flicker. Ambition: To find my path and fol- low it; to make Dad and Mom proud of me; to treasure the gold and search for the silver. PAUL ANDREW RADCLIFFE. Nickname: Rat. Interests: Hockey; Baseball; Cars; Those summer nights out with Crow and the boys; West Gloucester Forum Activi- ties: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Base- ball. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. FRANK GASPER R A G U S A Nickname: Rags. Interests: Fishing; Hunting; Girls; Dancing; Elks Baseball Team; A College Education. Activi- ties: Corporal 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To understand. 10 ! Wondering When Weil T)o SUSAN CYNTHIA RAND. Nickname: Sue. Interests: Those Hockey Games; Dime-a-dozen”; Three Musketeers’’; Swimming; Ski Trips; ’’Over the Weekend”; We Three. Activities: Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Girls’ Basket- ball 2; Archery 1, 2; French Club 3; History Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Girls’ Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to the Lhiiversity of New Hampshire. JOHN MICHAEL RANDAZZA. Nickname: Gimp. Interests: Valerie; Cars; Joe Monties; Hock- ey; Baseball; Basketball; Football. Ambition: To take a trip around the world; to become a suc- cess in whatever I attempt. RAYMOND LEON REYES. Nickname: Ray. Interests: That Certain Girl; Nights Out; DeMo- lay; Youth Fellowship; Hockey; Tennis; Fishing; Water Skiing; The men at finast. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Football 1; Hock- ey 2. Ambition: To gradu- ate from college; to have not an easy but a happy life. WILLIAM F. RICH. Nickname: Billy. Interests: Hockey; Skiing; Room 201. Activities: ROTC Softball; Volleyball; Rifle Competition 2, 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Football 1; Vocational Club 2, 3, 4. Honors: ROTC Second Lieutenant. Ambition: To become a successful engi- neer; to lead a long and happy life. Now you’ve got the idea, Diane. 102 M Zkat Homework GEORGE HENRY ROARK. Interests: Basket- ball; Baseball; Football; Navy. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; R.O.T.C. Sports; In- dividual Drill, Substitute 2; Regular 3, 4; Prize Squad Regular 2, 3; Has- kell Drill Substitute 2, Regular 3 ; Company Rifle Team 3. Honors: Corporal 2; Sergeant 3. Ambition: To be success- ful in life. LINCOLN ABBOTT ROBERTS. Nickname: Link. Interests: Swim- ming; Hockey; Basketball; Tuesday Nights; 56 Ford; Baseball; Stock Car Rac- ing; West Gloucester Grange. Ambition: To go to Franklin Tech; To be- come a Master Plumbing and Heating Contractor; To make my parents proud of me. SHARON MARIE ROBERTS. Nickname: Sha. Interests: Sailing; Horseback riding; Sports; Dancing; Sandy Bay Yacht Club; Spanish; Journalism; Cooking; Sew- ing; That Big Black Buoy. Activities: Flash 2, 3, Co- editor 4; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1, 2;’ Biology Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Great Books 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Honors: Na- tional Merit Semifinalist; Spanish II; Book Prize. Ambition: To be happy; To make others happy; To accomplish something. LAWRENCE FREDRICK RL T BINO. Nickname: Lar- ry. Interests: Singing; Sports. Activities: Fresh- man Dramatics; Latin Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4; Winning Prize Squad 3. Ambition: To build not only material things but a successful life to the ex- tent of great happiness and successful work. FRANCES MILDRED ROSA. Nickname: Franie. Interests: Boys; Skating; Bowling; Riding; Boating; Those Sunday Nights; Essex Grange; Youth Fel- lowship. Ambition: To succeed in the future; To make my parents proud of me. GEORGE RUDINS. Inter- ests: Micro Photography; Developing and Printing Pictures; Collecting Stamps. Activities: Chess Club. Ambition: To be a Nuclear Physicist. STEVEN MINER RUSSELL. Nickname: Steve. Interests: Photog- raphy; Offset printing; Roller skating; Joyce. Ac- tivities: Benjamin Frank- lin Club, Secretary 3, Vice President 4. Ambition: To further my education; To make good in whatever I attempt. TAD DANIEL SANDFORD. Nickname: Tubby. Interests: Water skiing; Bible study; Gym- nastics; Holy Land; Bible Club. Activities: Track 1, 2; Wrestling 2; ROTC Volleyball; Basket- ball; Rifle Team 3, 4. Ambition: To see this world for Christ during my life time. 103 GARY HILTON SAUN- DERS. Nickname: Gary. Interests: Cars; Bowling; Hockey; Golf; Tennis; Cape Ann De- Molay. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Honor Guard 4; Or- chestra 3. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. We Must Not Shirk JOSEPHINE ANN SCOLA. Nickname: Jo. Interests: The Gang; Can- teen; Our Little Gather- ings; Weekly Club. Activi- ties: Honor Business Club 2, 3, 4; Teacher’s Secre- tary 4; Spanish Club 2. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambition: To live, love and be happy; to succeed in whatever I attempt. Are they really studying? JOHN WILLIAM SHEA. Nickname: John. Interests: Hockey; Baseball; Foot- ball; Swimming. Activi- ties: Spanish Club; History Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1; Honor Guard 4; Latin Club 2. Ambition: To get an En- gineering Degree. MARILYN ELENA SILVA. Nickname: Mala- rin. Interests: Curtis is M; The Bachelors; Club 61; 3 Wonderful Years; The Shed; Birthdays; The Old Trail. Activities: Drill Team 2, 3; Spectacular 4; Biology Club 2, 3; His- tory Club 1, 2, 3; Inter- national Relations Club 4; Archery 1; Jr. Usher 3, 4; Flicker Executive Com- mittee. Honors: A.E.S. Ambition: To find him and to understand myself. 104 Cockers Cleaned PAMELA DIANE SILVA Nickname: Pam. Interests: Billy; USAF; 12th of Never; Writing letters; Christmas I960; Traveling Supper; Pajama parties; Club ' 61; CYO. Activi- ties: Library ‘ Assistant 2; Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Honors: Shorthand and typing awards. Ambition: To remain as happy with him forever as I am now; To treasure the gold and to search for the silver. ALAN MARSHALL SMITH. Nickname: Smit- ty. Interests: Hunting; fishing; Francine; Elec- tronics. Activities: R.O.T.C. sports; Voca- tional Club 2, 3, 4 . Am- bition: To be able to go to electronics school. A L L Y N FREDERICK SMITH JR. Nickname: Smitty. Interests: Football; Basketball; Hockey; Pee wee ' s; Celt’s; track; 45 feet; Hi-Y Club. Activi- ties: Footb all 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Track 2, 3, co- captain 4; ROTC sports; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To become a physical education teacher. CYNTHIA ANN SPENCE. Nickname: Cin- dy. Interests: Skating; Swimming; Horseback rid- ing; Drawing; Causeway; DeSteno’s; Steve. Activi- ties: Beta Beta Biology Club 3; Archery 1; Honor Business Club 3. Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To become a nursery nurse; To gain some weight; To make my fa- ther proud of me. RICHARD M. STEPHENS. Nickname: Guffy. Interests: Dianne; Girls; Fun. Ambition: To further my education; to build a car suited to place in the National Dragster Association. GEORGE HAROLD STATEN. Nickname: Harold. Interests: Girls; Cars; Bowling. Ambition: To be successful in the future. ELIZABETH TAYLE STICKNEY. ‘Nlickname: Gayle. Tn terests : Bill; Small World; Beach Talks; Our Freshman; 61 Club; Green Peas; Com- mandos. Activities: His- tory Club 1, 2; Archery 1; Chorus 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Drill Team 3, 4; Spectacular 3, 4; Vocational Office 3; AFS 4; Junior Usher 3, 4; Ring Committee 3; Flicker 4. Honors: Nation- al Honor Society. Ambi- tion: To graduate from college and to keep my parents proud of me. DAWN ELIZABETH STEELE. Int.: AFS; Peo- ple; You’ll Never Know; Disappointing Friday Nights; New Horizons; Vive L ' ltalia. Act.: AFS Cl. 3, 4; Pres. 4; Ex. Comm. Flicker 4; Rifle Tm. 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Dr. Tm. 4; Chrldr. 3, 4; Span. Cl. 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Cl. 1, 2; N. H. S. 4. Hon: AFS exchange student to Italy. Amb.: Something to hope for, something to achieve, and something to love. 105 ?or the Cast Zime BRADLEY F. STORY. Nickname: Brad. Interests: Hunting; Boating; Base- ball; Skating; Girls. Ac- tivities: Football 2, 3; Track 3. To make my mother and father proud of me; to go to Went- worth. JOAN FRANCES STOTTLEMYER. Nick- name: Joanne. Interests: Boys; Horses; Bowling; Skating. Activities: Stu- dent Secretary 3, 4. Am- bition: To become a good secretary; to ride and own a thoroughbred Hunter in the big horse shows. LUCILLE NATALIE STONE. Nickname: Lucy. Interests: Kenny; Skating; Football; Basketball; Skip- it; Winter Wonderland; Lincolns. Honors: Typing Proficiency Rating- 50 W.P M. Ambition: To always be Happy with Kenny. ROBERT PAUL S T R O P L E. Nickname: Bob. Interests: Sailing; Bowling; Baseball. Activi- ties: Science Club 3; Sail- ing Club 3, 4. Ambition: To become a high ranking officer in the Army. RICHARD W. STORY. Nickname: Dick. Interests: Electronics. Activi- ties: History Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Physical Sci- ence Club, Vice President 2, President 3, 4. Honors: Science Fair 1st, 2; Hon- orable 3; Special Science Medal 2. Ambition: To become an electronics en- gineer. DAVID HAROLD STOWELL. Nickname: Dave. Interests: Variety League; Bowling; Cape Ann Bowling Center. Ac- tivities: History Club 1; Physical Science Club 2. Ambition: To get an en- gineering degree; to be- come a professional bowb er. ROBERT MARK STONE. Nickname: Bob. Interests: Football; Track; Hockey: Basketball; Skindiv- ing; Chemistry; Cars; 4 Long Years — 4 More to go.” Activities: Football 3. 4; Track 3, 4; Physical Science Club 2, 3; Prize Squad 3, 4; Individual Drill 4; Corporal 3; Ser- geant 4. Ambition: To be- come an officer in the U.S. Navy; to make my parents proud of me. LINDA ANN STUART. Nickname: Lin. Interests: Pilgrim Fellowship; Brookwoods; Letters; Nit- Nuts; C’est La Vie; Dough Doughs; Life; Laughs; Be good; Star; Over the Weekend; Mari- ners; Rainbow. Activities: French Club 3, 4; Nation- al Thespian Society 4; Class Calendar 4. Honors: Jeremy Ingalls Award. Ambition: To make my motto Others.” 108 Makes Us Cong Now let’s see you get them back in. EUGENE HENRY SUTHERLAND. N i c k- name: Hymie. Interests: Republican Party; Barbie’s Joint; Company F; Haunts; Boys on the Bus; Table 2; Cooney ' s Hall. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Manager 4; Ameri- can Field Service 4; Ser- vice Club 1, 2, 3, 4; ROTC. Honors: 1st Place Prize Medal 3; Cpl. 3; Haskell Driller 3. Ambi- tion: To be a Television Technician. DONALD ROY SWANSON. Nickname: Don. Interests: Skating; Boating; Golf; Swimming. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt. RICHARD DANA SWAN. Nickname: Swan- ny. Interests: Sports; Lanesville C o m m u n i ty Center Youth Organiza- tion; Lanesville; politics. Ambition: To enter some form of national or inter- national government; to teach. HELEN EVELYN SWEET. Nickname: Hel- en. Interests: Harry; Gray Lemon; Worcester Poly Technical. Activities: Hon- or Business Club 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary 3, 4; Junior Usher 3. Hon- ors: Shorthand; Typing; Bookkeeping Awards. Am- bition: To make all my waiting worthwhile. 107 Again for Qrade Nine FRANCIS EVERETT TARR JR Nickname: Fran. Interests: Skating; Carpentry. Activities: Vo- cational Club 2, 3, 4. Am- bition: To be a successful member of the carpentry shop. DEBORAH EDITH TEBO. Nickname: Debbie. Interests: Pigeons; Esther; Canteen; Football Jambo- rees. Activities: Junior Volunteers 1; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; National Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Supply Room Assistant 3, 4; Floormaster ' s Assistant 2, 3, 4; Mr. Hooper’s Secre- tary 4; International Re- lations Club 4. Honors: Typing Award. Ambition: To succeed in all my at- tempts. BARBARA JEAN TETTONI. Nickname: Barbi. Interests: Deli; Sailing on Rough Seas; Walk, Don’t Run; Those Pizza Parties; The Light- house; Bonae Puellae; Ta- bs Uita; Oh Well. Ac- tivities: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Span- ish Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Flicker 4. Ambition: To go to col- lege and achieve my BA; To treasure the gold and search for the silver; To travel. ANN MARIE T I C E- H .U R S T. Nickname: Stormy. Interests: Swim- ming; Skating; Painting; That certain someone; ’53 Chevy; The Gang; That Winding Road. Activities: Teacher ' s Secretary 4. Am- bition: To catch a falling star; To make my parents proud of me; to sleep, sleep, sleep. PATRICIA L. TARR. Nickname: Patti. Interests: Bob’s Lunch; Those Mon- day nites; Bowling; The Luck of the Irish; The Paradise Last Summer ' TJn Cher Ami. Activities. Art Club 1; Bowlin;- 1; French Club 4; x ture Nurses of America. Am- bition: To be understand- ing. VIRGINIA ANN TESTA VERDE. N i c k- name: Vinnie. Interests: U. S. Navy; My Sailor Boy; Up the River; Going to Boston with the Gang; PJ Parties; Girls’ Club. Activities: Flash 2; Teach- er ' s Secretary; Girls’ Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4. Honors: Typing Award 2. Ambi- tion: To change V.T. to V. A. HARRY DANA THOMPSON JR. Nick- name: Harry. Interests: Cars; The Machine Shop; Room 201; A Girl; De- Molay. Activities: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocation- al Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; R.O.T.C., Lieutenant. Ambition: To be a good machinist; To live a long and happy life. EDWARD THOMAS TOGNAZZI Nickname: Toejo. Interests: Hockey; Sports; Friday and Satur- day Nights; Sheila. Activi- ties: Track 3, 4; Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Guard 3; Manager 4; R.O.T.C. Honors: Third Place Prize Squad; Cor- poral 3; Platoon Leader 4; Company Sergeant 4. Am- bition: To take over where my father leaves off; To make life wonderful for that certain junior. 108 flow Jt’s Qood-bye LAURA JEAN T W O- M E Y. Nickname: Jean. Interests: Skiing; Skating; S u m m e r- Sixty; Little-Island”; High Hopes! Activities: Biology Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4; Future Nurses, President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; A.F.S. Club, 4; Flicker Executive Commit- tee; Junior Usherette. Honors: National Honor Society, Treasurer 4; Saw- yer Medal 2. Ambition: To fulfill my dreams; to keep my father proud of me. VINCENT JOSEPH VANNAH. Nickname: Butchie. Interests: Karen; Cars; getting Pizza; Mel- lenhead; money; Go, Go, Go; Swimming. Activities: Vocational Club 2, 3. Am- bition: To become a state trooper and patrol route 128. The stairway . . . JOSEPH VIRGILIO JR. Nickname: Joe. Interests: Football; Softball; Hock- ey; Basketball; Lota Laughs! Sport Fishing for Tuna; Cars; Hi-Y; R.O.T.C.; Boats; 36 Footer;” ' 56 Ford Con- vertible. Activities: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Basketball; R.O.T.C. Sports; Softball 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Cpl. 2; Sgt. 3; Officer 4; Hi- Y Treas. Ambition: To own a Nan-Ju-Sue and a white Cadillac convertible. KAREN TERESA VADALA. Interests: Clas- sical Music; Piano; Art; Jazz on stereo; A trip to Seattle; Y.J.K.; People and Things; Philosophical walks. Activities: Iota Tau Kappa 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 4; Crafts Club 3; Jun- ior Volunteers 4; Future Nurses of America 4; A C a p p e 1 1 a Choir 4; A.F.S. 4. Ambition: To fulfill all my dreams; To learn to accept the disap- pointments in life. ERNEST JOSEPH VICTORINE JR Nick- name: Buddy. Interests: Room 201; The garage; Building a Dragster; Channeled coupes; Girls; Music; Bay View; Diane; Machine Shop. Activities: Vocational Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4. Ambition: To see Hughie finish his 40.” of Success 109 to the Hoys We’ve Shared HOWARD LLOYD V I S N I C K. Nickname: Howie. Interests: Skating; Tennis; Chess; Riding; Clarinet; Swimming; Boat- ing; Pool; Water Skiing. Activities: Beta Beta Bio- logy Club 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Band 2, 3; De- Molay. Ambition: To be- come a lawyer. CAROL VRACHOS. In- terests: Four Musketeers; Friday Nights; Pizza; Music; Piano; Reading; Greece; Austria; Tennis; Eagles; Skiing; Rainbow Girls; Listening. Activi- ties: Junior Volunteer 1; Beta Beta Biology Club; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Junior Usherette 3; National Thespian Society 1, 2, 3; Secretary 4; International Relations Club 4. Ambi- tion: To learn; to find; to be happy. Ah! Let me see . . . 253 inches exactly. RICHARD OWEN WADSWORTH. N i c k- name: Rick. Interests: Sports; Cars; Music; N.Y.G’s; Boston. Activi- ties: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To do what I believe in; whatever that might be. ROBERTA ANN WADSWORTH. Nick- name: Berta. Interests: Pizza for Surf; The Shed; Club 61; Private; Two Two; Plain Brown; Who ' s Car? Activities: Main Of- fice Assistant 3, 4; Junior Usherette; Drill Team 3, 4; Spectacular 3, 4; Girls ' Rifle Team 2, 3; Captain 4; A.F.S. 4; F.N.A.; Class Calendar; Class Dues Col- lector. Ambition: When- ever I wear a frown to quickly turn it upside down. I 10 Zh rough the years MICHAEL JOSEPH WALSH JR. Nickname: Mike. Interests: Foot- ball; Track; Hockey; Baseball; Loafing. Activi- ties: Football 1, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Sports 3, 4. Ambition: To make a success of myself. CAROL RUTH WA- TER H O U S E. Nick- name: The Warden. In- terests: Swimming; Sing- ing; Rainbow; Those Little People; J. Vs.; The Y”; My Boss?” Activi- ties: Library Asst. 1, 2; Junior Volunteers 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Honor. Am- bition: To Earn My Pot of Gold Through A Life of Love and Service. JUDITH ELLEN WHATMORE. Nickname: Judy. Interests: Skating; Swimming; Sing Along With Mitch; Brazil; Down River; Essex Clams. Activities: International Relations Club 4; Spanish Club; Program Chairman 4; Flicker Activities Com- mittee 4; F.N.A. 4. Ambi- tion: To Be Happy In My Future Career: In Diplo- macy. MICHAEL ALLEN WHEELER. Nickname: Mike. Interests: Beard- Growing; Sophisticated Girls; Hockey; Tuna; Football 1; Flash 1, 2; Honor Guard 3; Latin 2; German 3, 4; Science 2; Biology 3, 4; History 1, 2, 3; International Rela- tions 4; Chess 1, 2. Hon- ors: Sawyer Medal 2; 3rd Place Science Fair 2; Mathematicians Award 3; 1st Place Prize Squad 3; Jr. Rotarian 4; Honor So- ciety 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3, Officer 4. Am- bition: Yes ! GENEVIEVE ANNE WHITE. Nickname: Jan. Interests: Writing Poetry; Reading Autobiographies; Swimming; Skating. Ac- tivities: Student Secretary. Honors: Poem Printed in Anthology of High School Poetry; and Songs of Youth.” JEANNE SHARON WHITE. Nickname: Jean- nie. Interests: Dick; Knit- ting; Skating; Those loogy Walks; That ' s The Breaks; Morris; What?” Activities: Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Archery 1, 2; Glee Club 2, 4; Girls’ Rifle Team 3, 4; Mr. Elmer’s Assistant; Future Nurses 4; German 3. Ambition: To find my Rain Tree, to treasure the gold and search for the silver. ’ LINDA ELLEN W I L- S O N. Nickname: L i n. Interests: Art; Hungry; Weekends; L. C.; C.Y.O. Activities: Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Junior Ushers; Span- ish Club 4; Future Nurses 4; Crafts Club. Ambition: To travel around the world in eighty days. SUZANNE W O G A N. Nickname: Sue. Interests: Singing Beach; The Del- ly’s; It’s all in the Game; XYZ weekends; Lotta Laffs; T.L.O.K. Club; Swimming; Boating; ski- ing Activities: Glee Club 1, 3; Art Club 1; Sailing Club 3; Office Assistant 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To at- tend school; to see the world. Mingled With Mappiness and Zears JOYCE IRENE WOOD. Interests: Down River; Water Skiing; Peter Gunn; Rock Candy; T.L.O.K.; Hockey Games. Activities: Honor Business Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Flash Typist 3, 4; Teach- er ' s Secretary 3, 4. Hon- ors: Bookkeeping; Typing. Ambition: to take a rock- et to the moon; To some- day marry a prince and live in a powder blue palace. ALFREDA ANNE WOJCICKI. Nickname: Freddi. Interests: Danc- ing; Drama; Music; The Four Musketeers and those Friday nights; Back- stage; That trip to Strad- ford; Susan Strasberg. Ac- tivities: National Thespian Society 2, 3, President 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Debaters 3. Ambition: To make everyone I meet a little happier than they were; to become worthy of my friends. CAROL ANN WOODBL f RY. Interests: Goblets; St. Bernards; T.L.O.K: Long walks and longer talks; St. Paul ' s Books; Coffee ' n Knitting; Music; The House on the Hill. Activities: Crafts Club 3; Honor Business Club 3, Pres. 4; Teacher’s Secretary 4; Service Club. Honors: Shorthand; ty- ping, and filing. Ambi- tion: To build my dreams on things eternal. JAMES ALBERT MARR. Nickname: Tally. Inter- ests: Girls; Automobiles; Bowling; Water Skiing; Swimming. Activities: Vo- cational Club, Treasurer. Ambition: To graduate from G.H.S. RONALD TEIXEIRA. Nickname: Tex. Interests: Anything interesting and enjoyable. Activities: Hon- or Guard 2, 3, 4. Honors: Commander Honor Guard 2, 3. Ambition: To fulfill my dreams in that certain field; to be helpful in any way possible. CYNTHIA WOODMAN. Nickname: Cyn. Interests: Tommy”; The kid from clam heaven; Down River; Lotta laffs; G.H.S. Hock- ey and Football. Activi- ties: Leaders’ Club 1, 2; Field Hockey 2; Flicker Collector 3; Flicker Super- latives 4; Student Secretary 4; Service Club 4. Honors: O.B.E. Bookkeeping Award 3; Type Award 2, 3. Ambition: To live, laugh, love and be happy. PAUL WILLIAM Y O Lf N G. Nickname: Will. Interests: Judy; Hunting; Fishing; Bowl- ing; Skating; 54 pickup truck”; The Boys. Activi- ties: R.O.T.C. Sports; Cor- poral 3; Platoon Leader 4; Company 1st Sergeant 4; Individual 3, 4; Hask- ell 3. Honors: 1st Place Prize Squad. Ambition: To become a successful draftsman. I 12 Director tional Education Vocational School Many boys are being prepared for the future. Since its founding in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School has been training in- terested youths to be auto mechanics, carpenters, electricians, printers, and machinists. Although the shops are considered a part of the High School, they are legally a separate institution. The 130 boys under Mr. Geary eagerly await the new Vocational School in which they will be prepared even better for the future than they now are. Me (jeary and Mis Secretary Jre Kept Busy Planning each day is part of Mr. Geary ' s work. Many problems are discussed between Mr. Geary and his secretary, Mrs. De Wolfe. These Hoys Thrive Down the Road to the future AUTOMOTIVE Here the students under Mr. John F. Budrow are thoroughly instructed in all phases of automotive theory. This includes the studying and re- pairing of transmissions, steering gears, clutches, brakes, and rear axles. Boys who graduate from this shop are well prepared to be automobile mechanics. James Barry, Salvatore Nicastro, Emery Laine, Jeff Doucette, and Brian Amero are giving the car the once-over. Charles DeWolfe and Ralph Martin are replacing the clutch in a Plymouth Hy- Drive. Zo Me Successful they Must Qo With the Grain CARPENTRY Paul Mason and Daniel Leeman operate a cut-off saw. Newell Stadium ticket booth gets its roof from Ralph Mitchell and Francis Tarr. Through Mr. Gaspar J. Lewis instruction in the carpentry shop, the boys learn planing, framing, boarding, and finishing. They are also taught the proper use and care of machines, tools, and materials. The construction of the small houses in the school yard is a prel- ude to the operation of a small contracting business. Mr. Kenneth E. Stickney aug- ments their knowledge with instruc- tion in estimation of materials and building details. Shocks and Shorts Me Part of Zheir Coaming Graduates of the electrical shop have been thoroughly instructed in induction, electrical measurements, elementary electronics, and alternat- ing current motors. In order to round out a students’ education, Mr. Raymond C. White teaches courses related to the actual shop instruction. Besides the testing and repairing of telephone wires, mo- tors, and generators, instruction in circuits, currents, and wiring is given to all the electrical shop boys. Busy checking a switch are Gaspar Lafata, David Geary, and James Frye. John Cristopher, James Hinkley, Frank Farina, and Alan Smith are checking an electric typewriter. fiotn Odd Shapes Jre earned finished Products MACHINE Mr. Albert Hoffman’s Machine Shop trains many of our future model-makers, toolmakers, diemak- ers, and foremen. The servicing and operation of drill oresses, lathes, milling machines, and sev- eral types of grinding machines are taught in related courses. The stu- dents also learn the properties of various metals, heat treating, hard- ening and tempering. Mr. Hoffman instructs Arnold Baker, William Rich, and Ernest Victorine in lathe turning. Instruction in a Bridgeport Milling Machine is given to Norval Barkhouse, Ernest Victorine, and Robert Jobe. Success Stories Are Printed Mere Stitching a book are Dennis George and Steve Russel. Dennis George and Steve Russel are getting the press ready to roll. The print shop, under the direction of Mr. Harvel R. Vail, prepares many boys for their lifetime vocation. They are taught about the cutting of stock, bindery operations, color printing, platen press, automatic cylinder presses, and the use of different pa- pers and inks. Included in the related courses are printer’s math, layout and design, trade English, and trade sci- ence. Much of their experience comes from the printing they do for the school. Jn Victory and in Defeat Nate observes play from the sidelines First down G.H.S. Norman C. Ross, better known as Nate,” has just spent his twen- ty-fourth year as head coach of the G.H.S. football team. Nate” has become what is known as a permanent fixture at G.H.S. In his many years of coach- ing he has inspired many teams to the state championship. No season is a disappointment to Nate” because he holds the adage that football builds men. To accept bitter defeat as well as sweet victory is all a part of the game of life as well as the game of football according to our coach. The class of 1961 hopes that next year will be his most successful as he celebrates his silver anniversary at G.H.S. Oh, No ! Try the 44 reverse. Nate sends in play. Give me a G.” The cheerleaders, the backbone of our team. Oh!. We won! We at G.H.S. are proud of our cheerleaders. Practicing all sum- mer long and after school each day keeps our experts one of the best groups in the state. Certainly, they are an inspiration to our team. It’s a pleasure to the grown-ups, and to the visitors to Gloucester, to see such fine school spirit personified in these 10 girls. Congratulations for a fine job! Victory dance. The band entertains at halftime. Our Boys Know . . . 123 G.H.S. I960 I si G.H.S. .. . ....... 16 G.H.S. 20 G.H.S. 14 G.H.S. 14 G.H.S 0 G.H.S. . 8 G.H.S. .... 14 G.H.S. 0 G.H.S 0 Zkat Zkese (James Won Or Cost Are a Small Preparation Mike Daley, Tackle Tom Harvey, Guard Sal Nicastro, Tackle Jeff Muller, Center SCORE BOARD Lynn Classical Newburyport Salem Marblehead Beverly Peabody Saugus Melrose Arlington Allyn Smith, Tackle Vinny Orlando, Guard £ 9 . for the Much Carger Matties . . . Sullivan receives ball from Nicastro. Another drive stopped ! Tink” Floyd, End Gloucester opened the football season against Lynn Classical. In the first half the Fishermen looked poor as they found them- selves on the short end of a 20-0 score. Completely dominating the second half, our boys scored twice and were on their way for a third touchdown when the time ran out. Down but not out, Gloucester rebounded to hand Newburyport a 28-8 shellacking. This was one of the best efforts of the cam- paign as our boys played heads up ball. Gloucester put up a good battle against strong Salem. The team was rewarded with a tie and a moral victory against one of the better teams of the North Shore. With a few breaks the Fishermen would have come out with a win. Ends Tom Murphy and Mike Walsh show us how it’s done. Favazza gains yardage. Sullivan scores for Fishermen. Zo Be Bravely bought Team tensely watches action. 127 on the 91 eld of Cife. Good Blocking! Poor offensive blocking causing the failure of Gloucester to move the ball, proved fatal in the Mar- blehead game. The strong Headers poured it on and we lost the fourth game 38-14. The Fishermen were invaded by Class A Champions for I960, Bev- erly. Gloucester was beaten by fum- bles, interceptions, and Bippy” Manuel 35-0. Sully breaks away! Good line play! Zkcy Have Zasted Success Bad breaks and more bad breaks haunted Glou- cester as they had to settle for a 8-8 deadlock with the Tanners from Peabody. The Fishermen played heads up ball handing powerful Saugus a 14-0 defeat. Excellent ball-handl- ing, key blocking, and strong defense provided Gloucester with its best ef- fort of the I960 season. The 1959 class B Cham- pion Melrose invaded Ne- wall Stadium for the eighth game of the season. Our boys were up for the game but the red raiders proved too strong as they scjueezed out a 6-0 victory. On Thanksgiving Day our team began a rivalry, which we know will grow to tremendous heights, with talented Arlington. Our boys were far out-classed in this one and suffered the worst defeat of the year, 42-0. Good blocking opens hole. Strong defense stops Neves. End run by Sullivan. 129 Jn winning and The scoring punch of our team. The basketball season, a highly success- ful one, can best be summarized by look- ing at their three losses out of sixteen games. The first loss was to a strong Beverly team in overtime. A close fought, low scored game on Gloucester’s court ended 54-51. The next loss came at Pea- body on their stage-court. Due to the small size of the court, all visiting teams are at a distinct disadvantage and Gloucester was no exception. Peabody added Gloucester to a long list of home court victories in- cluding Beverly. Gloucester capped the season by playing Beverly at Beverly for the championship. Here it was a case of just not being mentally conditioned for the game. Although Donald Patrican pumped in 49 points, because of mistakes and poor performance from the rest of the squad, Gloucester was defeated 68-62. Where’s that basket? failure in Cosing In the Tech Tourney, Gloucester played New Bedford. After leading for most of the game they slowed down in the fourth period and were beaten by two points: 60-58. But even in defeat, Gloucester played an outstanding game and every team that has played and beaten Gloucester this year has had to put out 100% to surpass our dub. Donald Patrican ended his basketball career at Gloucester High with 32 points against New Bed- ford. Donny, certainly the best player Gloucester has ever had, has been the back-bone of the Glou- cester team for three years and propelled them on to the Essex County championship last year, and second place this year. Who ' s got it? A mad scramble for the ball. Not this way, Pal. But What Me Zhese Smpt Hugh Burke Dana D ' Armour Tommy Morris GLOUCESTER HIGH 64 GLOUCESTER HIGH 81 GLOUCESTER HIGH 53 GLOUCESTER HIGH 51 GLOUCESTER HIGH 80 GLOUCESTER HIGH 80 GLOUCESTER HIGH 73- GLOUCESTER HIGH 71. GLOUCESTER HIGH 51. GLOUCESTER HIGH 81 GLOUCESTER HIGH 50 GLOUCESTER HIGH 57 GLOUCESTER HIGH 68 GLOUCESTER HIGH 70 GLOUCESTER HIGH 74 GLOUCESTER HIGH 62. GLOUCESTER HIGH 58. Experiences of £ife Jtself? Don Patrician Frank Farina Get that tap, Joe! 48 HAVERHILL 29 SAUGUS 32 LYNN CLASSICAL 54 BEVERLY 63 LAWRENCE 64 SALEM 58 LYNN ENGLISH 38 SAUGUS 48 PEABODY 43 LYNN CLASSICAL 42 LAWRENCE 56 SALEM 58 LYNN ENGLISH .75 PEABODY .42 HAVERHILL 68 BEVERLY 60 NEW BEDFORD Parisi drives. He is a tribute to the sen- ior class and has broken every record in the league except for most points in one game set by Robinson of Lynn Classical in ’53. The Senior Class is proud to have Donny as a member and wishes him success in his future basketball career. Coach Bob Welch has had a long and extensive career in Basketball. He played for Lynn English when he was in high school in 1943. He played for B.U. under Matt Zunich. After serving with the navy in World War II and the Korean War, he coached at Lynn Classical in 1953. At Lynn Classical he helped to coach Eddie Robin- son, who set all the scoring records which Donny broke this year. From Lynn, Mr. Welch went to Spalding High in Rochester, N.H. He scores ! Let it go, Don ! The bench cheers him on. Champions Me Made Not Wow, What ' s this, Leapfrog? STUFF! Who ' s got the ball? Lucido blocks Layup ! And We At Gloucester High Are Proud to Have Suck Mr. Welch came to Gloucester in 1957, and after two building years, he has had two successive winning teams. Last year he coached Gloucester to an undefeated season, and has been in the Tech Tourney for two years in a row. Mr. Welch is very interested in basket- ball. His interest in Essex County play consumes all his energy and time during the season. If Gloucester is not playing he is off to scout another team in the league. A hard-working coach, Bob Welch deserves a lot of credit for the job he has done since he came to Glou- cester. Lucido tries jump shot. Enthusiasm from sidelines. Oh. my head ! 136 a Migh Calibre of Manhood. Tight Defense. MacLeod eyes basket. Rough under the boards. Opponent drives. Represent the flame of Our Sehoot Coach Caniff and Co-Captains. Coach Jack Caniff came to Gloucester High School in 1955 after a brilliant hockey career at Boston College. It has taken him but five years to build one of the finest hockey teams in the state. His well coached team won the Essex County League this year and fell short of winning the North Shore League by coming out on the short end of a 2-0 score to Malden Catholic in the final game of the playoffs. All of us at G.H.S. are proud of the fine record of our hockey team. Con- gratulations are in store for a fine season to Jack Caniff and all the boys who made up this championship team. 138 Let’s move that puck, Billy. Hedblom scores for Gloucester. Che mure Cooks Wright Smith takes out opponent. Gloucester High’s hockey team, winners of the Essex County League Championship, played a highly successful season with a 11 — 1—2, won, lost and tied record. Jon Carroll’s finest game was the 2 to 2 tie with Woburn in which he posted 24 saves. Gloucester’s only loss in regular season play came at the hands of St. John’s, 2 — 1. Ed Breen scored in the last minute of the game to win the game for St. John’s. Gloucester defeated Malden Catholic 1 — 0 in the best team e ffort of the year. Billy Rich scored the winning goal and Jon Carroll posted 14 saves. This was the only game during the season which Malden Catholic lost. Saugus brought a 35 game winning streak into their game with Gloucester and promptly lost it in a 2 to 0 win by Gloucester. Gloucester handily beat St. John’s 4 — 2 in the Semi-finals of the N.S.H.L. They then lost to a strong Malden Catholic team reaping revenge for their only defeat of the season at the hands of Gloucester. Waiting for loose puck. Power play fails v j JiS Zkese young Men Pete DeCoste Hedblom stopped by opponent. Billy Rich Dick Muise 140 Jon Carroll Cook forward to the M wy Thomas Lufkin 1960-61 SCORE BOARD GLOUCESTER 7—2 LYNN CLASSICAL GLOUCESTER 2—1 SALEM GLOUCESTER 2—2 WOBURN GLOUCESTER 1—2 ST. JOHN ' S GLOUCESTER 6—2 MARBLEHEAD GLOUCESTER 1—0 MALDEN CATHOLIC GLOUCESTER 5—0 AMESBURY GLOUCESTER 2—0 SWAMPSCOTT GLOUCESTER 2—0 SALIGUS GLOUCESTER 3—1 PEABODY GLOUCESTER 2—0 DANVERS GLOUCESTER 2—2 BEVERLY GLOUCESTER 2—1 ST. MARY ' S OF LYNN GLOUCESTER 2—1 LYNN ENGLISH PLAY OFF GAMES GLOUCESTER 4—2 ST. JOHN’S GLOUCESTER 0—2 MALDEN CATHOLIC STATE TOURNAMENT GLOUCESTER 1—2 FRAMINGHAM Paul Radcliffe Walks of Of c. r v Good Gloucester defense. In the state tourney Gloucester drew a first round bye and was matched against Framingham. Although Gloucester was picked as the favorite, they succumbed to a 2 — 1 defeat. Gloucester was the better team but the Framingham goalie thwarted Gloucester’s attempts, and the game ended in defeat. Punky Smith was the season’s highest scorer with 18 points. Jon Carroll had 5 shutouts and only allowed 12 goals in 14 games. Jon Carroll, Peter DeCoste, and Tom Lufkin were named to All-Star teams. 142 No, you don’t! Carroll stops another drive. DeCoste waits for pass. Rugged play. found on the Distant Horizon . !§§? m Zhe K.O. Z d U S ARMY ROTC INSTRUCTOR GROUP Gloucester High School Gloucester, Massachusetts As orders for reassignment to other duties require me to leave Gloucester High School, I wish to express to all of you the deep regret that I feel upon the occasion of my departure. It has been a tremendous satisfaction and pride to me during the past four years to watch you grow from freshmen into fine young men and women. I can assure you that in the years to come both Mrs. Curtis and myself will look back on this tour of duty as the highlight of my military career. JAMES W. CURTIS, JR. Captain, Infantry PMS Captain James W. Curtis, Professor of Military Science at Gloucester High School, came to this school four years ago. He was last stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, where he was an Instructor in the Tactical Department of the Infantry School. Captain Cur- tis is a native of Sarasota, Florida, and is a graduate of the University of North Carolina. The captain is a vet- eran of seventeen years of military service having served in the First, Sec- ond, Third, Eighth, and 24th Infantry Divisions. He was with the First di- vision in Korea. While here at the High School, he was in charge of the Girls’ Drill Team. When asked where he would go after he left here, he said, Most likely to Europe.” Presents a Complete and Qenerous education S.F.C. Frank Pettingill came to Gloucester in 1957 after a tour of duty with the VII Corps in Stuttgart, Ger- many. As well as being the coach of both the Varsity and Junior Varsity Rifle teams, he teaches Military Sci- ence II. U S ARMY ROTC INSTRUCTOR GROUP Gloucester High School Gloucester, Massachusetts My memories of Gloucester and Cape Ann will always be happy ones. The many warm friendships that were made with faculty, parents, and students will remain with me forever. Never have I been in a town that gave the wholehearted sup- port to the Army like Gloucester. There is a feeling here about R.O.T.C. that cannot be expressed to anyone coming in to take your place. It must be experienced to be appreciated. This has made my tour here a satisfying time for my whole family. Members of my classes h ave numbered nearly one thousand. I take with me ten times that many pleasant memories. My only hope is that I have left as many as I have taken. Wherever I go I will think of all of you often. God Bless You! cl. B - I . I II I 1 JI 1 | ! i ' pint Mt. Sgt. Herbert W. Simonds is the N-C.O. in charge of Administra- tion and Supply in the Army staff. He does all the paper work as well as issuing the uniforms and all other equipment for the cadets. He came here in August of I960 from a tour of duty in Fort Dix, New Jersey. Zhat Which Tits a Man to Perform S.F.C. Stephen Kinner came to Gloucester in 1958 after being sta- tioned in Fort Benning, Georgia. He teaches Military Science I as well as coaching the Girls’ Rifle Team. He is the one responsible for giving the sophomores their first glimpse of R.O.T.C. life. 148 Sgt. Donald W. Wron-Kowski came here after serving with the first battle group of the Twelfth Infantry, a Strategic Army Corps unit stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash- ington. He is in charge of the R.O.T.C. Band and the Junior Var- sity Rifle Team as well as teaching Military Science III. {justly, Skillfully , Magnanimously (REAR, left to right) Captain James W. Curtis, Arthur N. Smith, G.H.S. Principal, General Willis Mathews and L. Munro Grandy, Superintendent of schools. (FRONT, left to right) R.O.T.C. Cadet Col. Thomas Morris and Lt. Col. Harold Oginz. WX Ml the Offices The R.O.T.C Band is the pride and joy of Gloucester. Seventy-two strong, they perform at all ma- jor R.O.T.C. events and have attended many Music Festivals. After their annual concert, they are taken on a well deserved vacation to West Point and New York City. The color guard ready for a parade. Football game activities. The retiring men. The Honor Guard presents arms. SEATED: Captain James W. Curtis. STANDING: Sfc. Frank A. Pettingill. The Girls ' Drill Team can be seen at all parades and inspections. They perform a spectacular drill at both the Individual and Prize Squad Parties. They are also ushers at the Annual Band Concert. Potk Private and Public i of Peace and War The R.O.T.C officers and their ladies. 152 KOZC Zr aining Individual Drill Winner, Jack O ' Hanley, is congratulated by Mr. O’Maley. INDIVIDUAL DRILL Held in conjunction with the of- ficers’ party in the latter part of No- vember, the Individual Drill is a test of the individual cadet’s proficiency in the Manuel of Arms with the M-l rifle. Cadets are judged on appearance, snap, and general ability, and are eliminated in two cuts. Out of the final group, three are chosen as the first, second, and third place winners. These three receive medals and contribute points toward the Bacheler Trophy. Mr. Smith presents medal to Philip Demetri Second Place Winner, Mike Ryan, and Mr. Grandy. The elite corps of the R.O.T.C., the Honor Guard, is the representative unit of the brigade. A purely voluntary unit, every cadet has an opportunity to tryout at the beginning of the year. It drills at special events at the request of the school committee. This year, for the first time in years, they drilled at one of our football games. Commanding Officer, 2nd Lt. Stephen Bloomberg, SFC Timothy Murray. HONOR GUARD and in the Classroom 1 1 1 j ymi ll jMli FRONT ROW: Major Adjutant Thomas Sulliyan, Colonel Thomas Morris, Lt. Col. Harold Oginz. SECOND ROW: 2nd Lieutenants: J. Virgilio, G. Muller, S. Bloomberg, G. Andrews, E. Patrican, W. Rich, W. Parsons, L. Rubino. TH IRD ROW: 2nd Lieutenants: F. Farina, M. Wheeler, J. Bell, H. Lilja, G. Lafata, T. Lufkin. 155 Js ' Designed to THEY THAT LEAD: 2nd Lieutenants: S. Bloomberg, G. Andrews, E. Patrican, H. Thompson, W. Rich, G. Muller and J. Virgilio. OFFICERS Chosen by the . Army Military Staff and the fa- culty, the officers of the brigade must show out- standing leadership, and must keep up a passing average in their studies. Chosen after Field Day, they continue through the rest of the following year. At the end of the senior year, they are awarded Junior R.O.T.C. commis- sions. SERGEANTS Personally interviewed by the Army Staff, each sergeant is chosen for leadership abili- ties. The sergeants of the bri- gade do not only follow. Their job is to supervise the taking of attendance and keep discipline at the squad and platoon level. Theirs is an important job, for without this discipline the brigade could certainly not be run smoothly and efficiently. AND THEY THAT FOLLOW: Sergeants: T. Murray, A. Curtis, E. Lewis, F. Hinckley, E. Tognazzi, P. Young and F. Latassa. 156 Zhe My and Jmbue the Cadet Company A C.O., 2nd Lt. G. Andrews, Cadet G. B. H. Floyd, 1st Sgt. A. Curtis, 1st Pit., 2nd Lt. T. Lufkin, 2nd Pit., Sgt. T. Harvey. Company B C.O., 2nd Lt. E. Patrican, Cadet G.B. P. DeCoste, 1st Sgt. E. Lewis, 1st Pit., 2nd Lt. G Moebius, 2nd Pit., 2nd Lt. H. Lilja. 157 With Zhose Attributes of Company C C.O., 2nd Lt. H. Thompson, Cadet G.B. K. Leavill, 1st Sgt. J. Hinckley, 1st Pit., Sgt. E. Lane, 2nd Pit., Sgt. J. Christopher. Company D C.O., 2nd Lt. W. Rich, Cadet G.B. D. George, 1st Sgt. G. Roark, 1st Pit., Sgt. C. Nickerson, 2nd Pit., 2nd Lt. L. Larina. 158 Discipline and Self-Reliance Company £ C.O., 2nd Lt. G. Muller, Cadet G.B. L. Brown, 1st Sgt. E. Tognazzi, 1st Pit., Cpl. R. Reyes, 2nd Pit., 2nd Lt. J. Bell. Company J C.O., 2nd Lt. J. Virgilio, Cadet G.B. R. Kain, 1st Sgt. P. Young, 1st Pit., 2nd Lt. L. Rubino, 2nd Pit., 2nd Lt. M. Wheeler. 159 Which Qo Mo the Molding BOYS ' RIFLE TEAM GIRLS ' RIFLE TEAM An organiza- tion sponsored by the R.O.T.C., the Girls ' Rifle Team teaches the members safe handling of firearms, marksman- ship, and sportsman- ship. In their sopho- more and junior years, the girls try out. When they make the team, they fire against some tough college teams, such as, the University of New Hampshire, B o s t o n University, and Northeastern Uni- versity. They also com- pete against Rogers’ High in Connecticut, and they fire the N.R.A. postal match. STANDING: D. Patrican, D. Newman, J. Coleman, D. Bell, C. Dennen, J. Grant, Sgt. Kinner, J. Silva, M. Ryan, J. White, G. Sarofeen, F. Edmonds, N. Morris, N. Daley. PRONE: P. Parsons, S. Cartoni, D. Steele, R. Wadsworth. STANDING: T. Parsons, R. Linsky, M. Somers, T. Sandford, P. Parsons, B. Parsons. KNEELING: F. DeMarco, D. Gray, T. Brown, R. Crandlemire, G. Andrews. In his sophomore year, any cadet in the R.O.T.C. program may try out for the Boys’ Rifle Team. If he qualifies he is given a position in the JV. Squad. In his junior year, he is automatical- ly promoted to the Varsity Team if he has maintained an average of 250 out of 300 points. During the year, the team com- petes against many other New England high schools and col- leges. The high point of the year comes when the team travels to West Point to fire against the Plebes. And future Ceader. filbert t ' i • £ ’w We the Seniors Develop Our Personalities MOST TYPICAL SENIORS V Do you think we will ever know more than we do now?’’ A N MOST SOPHISTICATED Maturity is something for which we all ought to strive.” 164 VjcV Sfc and Our Resourcefulness. MOST ARGUMENTATIVE G E O R G E A N D R E W s MOST POPULAR Maybe it ' s something our best friends won ' t tell us. v ' 165 We Jre Moth Mature and Juu-Coviug MOST INTELLECTUAL Listen to this one, Mary had a little lamb. CLASS CASANOVAS But my finger ' s caught in the guitar string. T)own-to-Sartk and Indu strious MOST GULLIBLE Oh! Harry, you are a bunch of laughs!” But the salesman said it was a bathtub!” CLASS WIT 167 We Zry to Remember Chivalry MOST FORGETFUL It’s all right, it seems to me we were invited out anyway. ' FRIENDLIEST 168 One good turn deserves another.” D A W N S T E E L E Jt Js Helpful in Placing Us in Society MOST CONTRIBUTIVE S T E P H E N B L O O M B E R G MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Some people are born camera shy. E L I Z A B E T H B O A R D M A N B R U C E B R O W N Don’t forget! We work for the richest family in town.” 169 We Prepare for the Mure Cheerfully BEST DRESSED You can find marvelous bargains in a rummage sale.’’ PEPPIEST GIRL and MOST ATHLETIC BOY Yea, Bruce! Yea, Cooney! Yea, Yea, Bruce Cooney! 170 ' They’re laughing at you, Steve!” Sometimes I just dream of a thick cheese sandwich.” CUTEST 171 1 Monday Zuesday Wednesday Zhursday Jriday Wed. 7 Thur. 8 Fri. 9 Wheels of Brain Factory again set in motion. H. Floyd takes freshman girls on tour of building. P. Clark attired in new Madras jacket, tries to look rested after long hard sum- mer. S. Bell gathers up all belongings and moves into first floor supply room. Mon. 12 Tues. 13 Wed. 14 Thur. 15 Fri. 16 N. Pendleton and P. Pezza i seen rushing from school at 2:00 P.M. See you at the Deli,” girls! H. Visnick seen pay- ing obligation slips in main office. Now you’re officially a senior, Howard ! P. Cavender, S. Burns, and N. Cata- lini, seen pondering latest edition of Ten Easy Ways To Avoid Homework. M. Daley tries to sign up as P.G. He likes those privileges. New Managers of Stage Crew, E. Tog- nazzi and E. Suther- land, cause short cir- cuit in auditorium. Mon. 19 Tues. 20 Thurs. 22 Fri. 23 T. Morris frantically searches for red thread to mend his red suspenders ! Miss Gale’s C Block English Class very quiet today. L. Lam- bert is absent. Any connection ? 21 Amazing 1 G. Kudins does German home- work in German class instead of in English class. Watch out, Mr. Kar- cher! I’m sure C. De Abreu doesn’t mean any harm throwing that apple. Mon. 26 Tues. 27 Wed. 28 Thur. 29 M. Cole suddenly ac- quires a delight in Turkish taffy. T. Harvey looks hopeful as he prac- tices for next game. . Dorman and B. Johnson are over- heard discussing cool party they observed last night. Af. Busby late again. Maybe you should take the bus instead of your car? 30 -m Oct. 3 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 7 G. Ciarimitaro and . Virgili o seen moving their cars from teachers ' parking spaces again. Junior girls are panicky. Where is B. Cooney’s football sweater ? S. Melaneson and A. D’Amico protest vio- lently to Mr. Kar- cher, Why are Sen- iors last out of the auditorium?” What is the commo- tion in Miss Ross’s, office? Oh, D. Dagle is absent again. F. Ragusa seen sell- ing copies of How to Win Friends and Influence People” to Seniors. Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 . Connelly seen crouching in front of locker madly study- ing German vocabu- lary. Good Grief! D. Mul- cahy is mistaken for a sophomore. J. Chamberlain in- spired by holiday, spends day compos- ing an appropriate song. M. Walsh asks B. Kain who gave him that shiner. Bob de- fiantly says, No one, I had to fight for it.” A. Norwood reports that D. D’ Amour and D. Dunsky have started their daily hikes. Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 At. Frances and . O ' Hanley swing into campaign for Ken- nedy with a sticker drive. A Curtis seen remov- ing Kennedy stickers from cars and replac- ing them with Nixon stickers. Teacher’s Convention - — S. Dawson address- es thank-you notes to teachers for having the day off from school ! B. Brown changes last name to Glick.” Tries to get into homeroom 107. 1. Mackey tries to convince Miss Ross that she is sick and not trying to avoid the test next block. Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Oct. 26 Oct. 27 Oct. 28 E. Maki practices nursing abilities on S. Holden. Poor Sue! W. Parsons seen buy- ing puncture proof tires from D. Pino. . Colarusso patrols first floor. Looking for a new girl? Af. Curcuru takes bets on who the next lucky girl will be ! P. Kippen and R. Wadsworth are seen chasing Physiology project down first floor corridor. Oct. 31 W. Duley and L. Goucher set or t trick or treating” with their newly in- vented permanent soap. UH — mmmm — Monday Zuesday Wednesday Zhrnday Triclay November 1, Bonne Vete! Happy Birthday, Gigi! November 2, Big explosion heard on second floor. G. Lafata, IF. Kyrouz declare world has come to an end. November 4, First floor bulletin board blocked by grinning faces of H. Lilja, G. Moebius, T. Lufkin, J. Bell. Happy about the pro- motions, boys ? November 7, Kennedy wins school elections — Nixon fans declare election rig- ged. November 8, M. Habe all smiles today because Ken- nedy is the new president. November 9, A. Leavitt, B. Brown seen wearing black bands. Give up kids, Kennedy won. November 10, E. bta caught snor- ing! November 1 4, Seniors in mourning, report cards came out today. November 21, G. Andrews puts nose to the gridiron — - rolls peanut across football field. November 15, Carr twins, M. Bal- colm, K. Bertilino walking around with pink books open. Study hard girls ! November 22, Last day for proofs — seniors take library workroom by storm. November 16, Mr. Karcher orders 5. Man, M. Mazza to clean out their locker. Declares it worse hazzard on first floor. November 23, Havoc breaks loose, new cheerleader uni- forms arrive ten min- utes before Pre- Thanksgiving Day Assembly — and don’t fit! November 17, N. Morris in a fog today — guess who ' s home for the week- end ? November 18, J. Kline, D. Pratt locked in telephone booth. It takes two floormasters to get them out. November 28, What ' s this ? Fresh- men bowing in the corridors to E Pisci- tello, R. Piscilello. November 29, Boys show up in uni- form today for gen- eral who didn ' t show up. Too bad boys ! November 30, Miss Gale locks co- editor of Flicker, T. Murray, in health suite by mistake? Dec. 1 S. AlcNiff feels drop of snow, decides a blizzard is coming and stay s home in safety. Dec. 2 Seniors from Lanes- ville late again — L. Wilson and C. Woodbury must have let the air out of bus tires. 5 M. Putonen feels strange back at G.H.S. That Florida sun and all that fun on the beach makes it hard to get back to work. 6 A. Josephs on seen mapping a course to Colorado. 7 Where did N. Mont- gomery get the blue license? She must have renewed it at that well known con- cern — Sears and Roe- buck. 8 M. Frost and G. French seen with cot- ton in their ears — it seems that C. Feener has been read- ing Shorthand” out- loud during X block. 9 K. Malenfant seen at the Surf again last night. She must real- ly love pizza.” 12 Blizzard — no school ! 13 No school again ! ! ! 14 15 K. Amero and V. Vannah take advan- tage of all the snow — come to school on a sled built for two.” 16 19 P. Parsons seen leav- ing the rifle range smiling slyly and carrying a can of itching powder. 20 F. Edmonds can ' t un- derstand it, she has had the most unusual itch ever since rifle team yesterday. 21 Get well soon Miss Gale ! — we seniors need you. 22 Some familiar faces are seen in corridors — B. Morton, ]. Roc- her, M. Churnick, R. Gamage, V ■ Somers, and B. Shore must be home for holidays. 23 Senior girls entertain everyone with a few Christmas carols. That ' s the spirit, girl s ! Me try Christ L_ mas LZK — — M day Zuesday Wednesday Zhursday Friday Jan. 3 P. Demetn and D. George seen selling class pictures to raise money for class dues. Jan. 4 Al. Holstead is absent today. Could it be she is still playing with her Christmas toys or is it because her drama report is ■dU£i Jan. 5 ]. Beaudain seen drinking Libby ' s” tomato juice at lunch today. Don ' t you like milk, Jackie? Jan. 6 P. Parr seen coming out of 102 with a cloud of smoke fol- lowing her as she opened the door. Ex- periment successful ? N. Barrett, M. Chute, L. Lautzenhiser, E. Nieberle, and S. Ro- berts overheard spreading a horrid rumor through the corridors that mid- vears were coming! Jan. 10 S. Favatora still wait- ing in front of Sterl- ings’ at 4:30. What happened, Sue? Flat tire? Jan 11 Last college board session. R. Wads- worth looks relieved — it seems she had run out of things to do on Wednesdays at 2:05. Jan. 12 G. Lufkin and . Knowlton tell Mr. Ross what they have learned in Economics Be economical,” — they said, and dis- played their new pig- gy hanks Jan. 13 R. Laine arrives in home room before 8:05. He decided to become an efficiency expert. Jan. 16 Mid-Years!! — Jan 19 Jan. 23 More Mid-Years ! ! ' Mid-years Jan. 20 Weather outwits school committee — blizzard today. So everyone stays home and watches Inaugu- ration. Jan. 24 Marks for mid-years passed out — so do . Barry, D. Learn an, W. Doucette, B. Em- ero, G. Flygare, L. Frontiero, P. Enos, G. Giacalone. Jan. 25 P. Young is daring volunteer in assembly today — but he just couldn ' t handle that suitcase. Jan. 27 . Twomey seen rush- ing frantically to Miss Gale’s office to do more work on the Flicker. Jan. 30 Cards ! P. Ciarameta- ro, J. Doucette, E. Lane, L. Roberts, H. Francis, I. Frontiero declare that their cards are oneway tickets to the dog house Jan. 31 End of a tedious month ! 1 Monday Zuesday Wednesday Zhursday Friday Wed. 1 Judy Kline comes fly- ing into school with a post card marked X. Thurs. 2. A. Hawley remem- bers Bible reading. Mrs. Wardrup is in a state of shock. Fri. 3 S. Ni castro is wear- ing his smile today. Someone coming home this weekend, Sammy? Mon. 6 N. Nelson was speechless in Modern Problems. Mr. Feig does not know what to make of it. Tues. 7 Judy Whatmore is overheard telling her tales of woe! What more ! ! Wed. 8 S. Publicover still is talking about his Model-T Ford he bought in October. We won’t believe it till we see it, Skip. Thurs. 9 A. Smith wears dark shoes. Run out of white shoe polish, Allyn ? Fri. 10 B. Perry and R. Reyes seen running up to the second floor after school. Slow down boys, they’ll wait. Mon. 13 P. Radcliffe, P. De Coste, and T. Lujkin are seen passing out pictures and auto- graphs. It seems they won the game Satur- day. Tues. 4 S. Kollerjohn leads the girls to the sec- ond floor for another try. The Senior boys forget it is Valentine Day. Weds. 15 Snow fell last night. Seen traveling the road from Essex on snow shoes were . Wood, S. Ingalls, B. Jobe, and D. Hatch. Thurs. 16 Lillian Martin seen chasing junior boys around G.H.S. Watch out, fellas! Sadie Hawkins day is com- ing up. Fri. 17 School evacuated in 60 seconds, February vacation. Sck ool Vacati OH Mon. 27 D. Steele sets new record in the race with the 8:05 bell. 28 T77 Mon. 6 N. Johnson and . Shea mistaken for Freshmen. Found crying in corridor. Tues. 7 P. Lord and N. Lane are seen flying kites. Sending letters air mail now? Wed. 8 G. Saunders and H. Burke found crawling under lab benches. Looking for some- thing? Thur. 9 G. Kudins and . Bouchie come in late again. Seniors never learn. Fri. 10 Snake loose in physi- ology class. White and K. V a d e 1 1 a scream from desk tops. Mon. 13 Oh, no! A. Baker and • Klopotoski are buying King Size Comb.” Tues. 14 R. Fisher and C. Adams are still shak- ing from those speeches in speech class. Wed. 15 R. Stone and D. Sto- well struggle over trig. What is Cos A — Cos B= — 2 Sin l 2 (A B) sin 1 2 (A -B) anyway? Thurs. 16 P. Lovely comes growling through the corridors. Fley, Pete, it’s March that comes in like a lion! Fri. 17 D. O ' Neill seen wearing purple and yellow. This is St. Patrick ' s Day, not Easter, Barb ! Mon. 20 B. Tettoni absent to- day. Spring fever w has hit again! Tues. 21 C. O ' Reilly and L. O’Maley are wearing green — someone must be confused! Wed. 22 A. Padre and 5. Ma- theson mutter indis- tinctly — Whoops, that ' s French. Thurs. 23 A. Brenner is walk- ing again. Too warm to ride; it’s almost 50 F! Fri. 24 G. Roark has a new career lined up. Pie ' s going to be a door man ! Mon. 27 E. Dare is still work- ing on his January project. It should be a good one anyway ! -m Wed. 29 Af. DeCoste and D. MacDonald have something in com- mon. People from Beverly get around. Wed. 1 C. Spence and L. Ru- hino seen running along Main Street. Strong wind ? Thurs. 2 Mr. Karcher at the senior girls ' table again. S. Wogan and D. Pratt hide under it. Fri. 3 R. Story and N. Bak- er still wearing Nix- on buttons. Don’t you ever give up? Zhursday Monday Zuesday Wednesday Mon. 3 E. Cooper declares that the back door of the cafeteria is bac- teria.” Tues. 4 C. Irving drops her pocketbook near the auditorium. What’s this, a new drug store ? Wed. 5 M. Wheeler decides to open his Review Math book, but this time flunks the test. Oh well, I guess- he will do away with the book, again. Thur. 6 D. Patrican and S. Martin are seen in Mr. Karcher’s office. I guess they found English too hard for the day. Fri. 7 A search party is out looking for . Virgil- io. It seems Captain Curtis is missing his stripes. Mon. 10 Tues. 11 Wed. 12 Thurs. 13 Fri. 14 1 V. Blatchford, D. Burnham were lost from their platoon. Capt. Curtis presented them a compass. R. Adams seems lone- some today. His fa- vorite girl is absent. R. Catalini rushed to nurse’s office. Seems D. Geary miss- ed the nail and hit his thumb. Mr. Hagstrom state of shock. C. El- well passes his math exam. 1. Frontiero seen run- ning out of Physi- ology all bandaged up. Seems she could- n ' t untie those knots. Spn : ng Vacatu m Mon. 24 Tues. 25 Thurs. 27 Fri. 28 A. F. Smith and D. Swanson absent from school. They refuse to believe vacation is over. Will wonders never cease. R. Laine pays his class dues ! 26 Mr. Short in a happy daze all day. M. Lat- tof dusted off his desk. . Perry is to be con- gratulated. The band did a good job! m — 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. E. Doyle wasn ' t her old self today. She came to school on time. TRAGEDY! R. Bul- lock lost her comb. V. Testaverde forgets gum — Has to leave school at 2:00. A. Noyes autographs 1000 slips of paper to be distributed to his admiring public. Freshman amazed as eight senior girls emerge from S. Car- toni’s Fiat. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Weekend was awful- ly short, but long enough to forget what we learned be- fore it. Yumpin ' Yiminey,” T . Sullivan passed his English test. Mr. Feig accuses M. Haberland of going ape.” E. Lannon writes English test in pur- ple ink and receives a conspicuously pur- ple flunk. Mrs. Wardrup says that matches are made in Sweden. M. Silva says they’re made in Heaven. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Even the bright rays of Spring cannot per- suade 5. Bloomberg • to come out of mourning for Richard Nixon. P. Lord dashes to Mr. Feig ' s room. She has finally located Pearl Harbor. A. Parsons caught walking down the hall saying, He loves me, he loves me not.” A. Palazzola isn’t at lunch. She is seen sitting on the floor in front of her locker doing shorthand. Extra drill for E. Patrican. Salutes Di- ane instead of Tom. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. P. Young shows up at drill wearing white bucks — Captain. Cur- tis faints. L. Mello found sit- ting in Mr. Karcher’s office. Guess she found English boring. C. Woodman falls down stairs and lands at T. Fougere’s feet — - Tom wants to know if it’s a proposal. D. Douglas reminds D. Amaral to wear uniform Field Day. R. Piscitello does homework in Italian I — a good trick if you can do it. 29. 30. 31. E. Hoyt seen walking through the corridors singing, A Good Man is Hard to Find.” Still looking, Esther? ■ t or ■ ■ — . Pilling finally got the right key — the key on the typewriter that ' is. The end of those twelve years is draw- ing near! 1. Even in June, one can hear P. Burke hitting keys in 206. Still working hard, Pat? 2. AL Goodwin, H Gaudreau, and AL Knowles agree that these CO-Op ' s are tough. 5. Two more weeks at G.H.S., Seniors, do you think we will miss the fun we had? 6. L. Stuart and A. Oman have pitched tents on the boule- vard. Looking for someone ? 7. Last assembly for seniors V. Frontiero, J. McDonald, AL Mc- Intosh and S. Mont- rose weep as they file out. 8. L. Morton, R. Parisi, H. Sweet, G. White and A. Ticehurst seen running across foot- ball field ! Perhaps you are practicing, girls ? 9. This is the big day. Have fun tonight, everyone ! ! ! 12. First day of rehearsal begins. All the sen- iors are happy, the years of hard work have been completed. 13. . Frey, L. Gilardi, P. Mason, and R. Mineo forgot about rehear- sals and came run- ning in at 9:55 ! ! ! 14. D. McDonald, H. Thompson, C. Water- house and K. Vadala think it is too warm for rehearsal so they go to the beach, after school, of course. 16. F. Bickerton, F. Ben- jamin, and E. Lewis- and . Scola are hoarse from all that practice. Hope you can sing at Gradua- tion, kids! 19. Seniors feel relieved that Graduation — the Big Day — is over. Haunts head for Rockaway Hotel and summer vacation. 23. Presentation Day at last. Good Luck al- ways ! -HH — Advertising Executive Advisors and Editors We Wish to Thank . . . There have been many people who have helped with the 1961 Flicker and without whose help the book would certainly not have been a success. Accordingly, we extend our thanks to the following: Miss Gale for her hard work and perseverance, Mr. Gentile for his help and advice on sports and R.O.T.C., Mr. Karobkin for being Fa- culty Business Manager, Mr. Corigan and the Purdy Studios, and especially Mr. Bishop who imparted a per- sonal touch to his pictures, Mr. Frazier of the Taylor Publishing Company for his help and suggestions, Miss Williams for arranging for the typists, Mrs. LaFrance and Mr. Via- tones and their D and E Block classes for their fine typing of the final copy, Mr. Vail for packing the final copy, Mr. Russell G. Cameron, Jr. for pictures loaned, The Gloucester Daily Times for pictures loaned, And Anyone who helped. Steve and Zim 184 Metiers Awarded te the Class ef 1961 The Harvard Club of the North Shore Award . . . Bruce Brown Goucester College Women’ s Club Award . . . Suzanne Holden. Sawyer Medals: Freshman . . . Elizabeth Broadman and Bruce Brown. Sophomore . . . Jean Twomey and Michael Wheeler. Junior . . . Karen Berry and Timothy Murray. Membership in the Sherman B. Ruth Chapter of the National Honor Society . . . George Andrews, Nancy Baker, John Bell, Karen Berry, Stephen Bloomberg, Bruce Brown, Elizabeth Boardman, Jane Burnham, Madith Goodwin, Suz- anne Holden, Carolyn Irving, Barbara Johnson, Margaret Kippen, Frank Latassa, Theodore Lautzenhiser, Anne Leavitt, Edward Lewis, Herman Lilja, Irene Mackey, Eva Maki, Thomas Morris, Timothy Murray, Peter Parsons, Frank Ragusa, William Rich, Sharon Roberts, Dawn Steele, Gayle Stickney, Barbara Tettoni, Jean Twomey, Michael Wheeler, Carol Wood- bury. Junior Associates of Rotary . . . George Andrews, John Bell, Stephen Bloomberg, Bruce Brown, Thomas Morris, Thomas Sullivan, Michael Wheeler. Delegates to Masachusetts Boys’ State . . . Bruce Cooney and Thomas Morris. Delegate to the Daughters of the American Revolution Convention . . . Sharon Roberts. National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalists . . . Sharon Roberts and Michael Wheeler. Typing II Award . . . Patricia Burke. Monors Awarded to the Class of 1961 Jeremy Ingalls Poetry Contest: Freshman . . . Linda Stuart, Second Prize. Junior . . . Timothy Murray, First Prize. Spanish II Award . . . Sharon Roberts. Citation in National Competitive Spanish Examination . . . Sharon Roberts. R.O.T.C. Awards: First Place Haskell Medal . . . Thomas Morris, Sophomore and Junior. Third Place Haskell Medal . . . Harold Oginz, Junior. First Place Individual . . . Thomas Sullivan, Junior; Arthur O ' Hanley, Senior. Second Place Individual . . . Harold Oginz, Junior. Third Place Individual . . . George Andrews, Junior; Philip Demetri, Senior. Superior Sophomore Cadet . . . Harold Oginz. Corliss Medal . . . William Parsons, Sophomore. Superior Junior Cadet . . . Thomas Morris. Basketball Awards: Essex County League All Stars . . . Donald Patrican, Three Years. Record-American All Stars . . . Donald Patrican. Essex County Scoring Leader . . . Donald Patrican, Three Years. All Time Scoring Champion . . . Donald Patrican, 570 points in 16 games. Hockey Awards: League All Stars . . . Jon Carroll, Peter DeCoste and Thomas Lufkin. Outstanding Senior Defenseman in League . . . Thomas Lufkin. WEDGEWOOD PHARMACY Prescriptions and Sick Room Needs Martin Street Essex, Mass. Telephone: Roger 8-6631 BELL SHOPS AND YOUTH CENTER 164 Main Street Gloucester THE TAVERN 30 Western Avenue Telephone 4200 GRAY ' S lt‘s Gray ' s for Quality SPORTS EQUIPMENT DICK ' S SHOE SHOP 9 Center Street Tel. 3598 Top Value Stamps (jfouceifet SUPPLY CO- 63 ROGERS STREET. GLOUCESTER. MASS. • Telephone 18 and 19 The Most Complete Line of Quality PLUMBING, HEATING, HARDWARE, PAINT ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ON CAPE ANN SCHRAFFT ' S COCA-COLA H. C. BROWN, INC. 447 Main Street GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Wholesale Distributor Telephone 2830—2831 RUST ' S GULF Main Street South Essex Telephone ROger: 8-9322 HORATIO ' S Good Luck to the Class of 1961 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS FROM 138 Prospect Street Croton 1 7 Jewel Gloucester Shockproof, Waterproof Watches Balance Staff and Mainspring GUARANTEED FOR LIFE APTT ' S OIL SERVICE SALES— POWER OIL BURNERS SERVICE— RANGE AND FUEL OIL BLANCHARD, JEWELER Where you buy your class Rings Tel. 2I8R-2I8W FRED WHITE or Burner Service BEST WISHES VIC ' S 865 HORSE SHOE FORGE NATIONAL BUTCHERS Southern Essex Good Luck, Seniors 1 89 CAPTAIN’S TABLE Famous for Fine Sea Foods Hours: 11:30—9:00 P.M. Telephone ROger 8-6412 Essex, Mass. BROAD ' S SHOE STORE Gloucester, Massachusetts 131 Main Street Telephone 2462 SPITTLE AND FORTIER Plumbing and Heating Main Street Essex, Mass. TEL ROger 8-6211 Gleason ' s Bait and Tackle Shop 198 Washington Street TELEPHONE 3082 G. Everett Mahony, Inc. INSURANCE LEO S. CHANE, Manager 46 Pleasant Street Tel. 5131 The Gloucester CHILDREN ' S SHOP Subteen Department 138 Main Street Tel. 3990 WOODRUFF ' S SERVICE STATION 18 Railroad Avenue Telephone Gloucester 3264 It ' s fun at the Home of the SUBMARINE SANDWICH 138 Prospect Street Telephone 548 TEL. 1020 BOATS FOR RENT Hourly or Daily BICKFORD BOAT SERVICE, INC. Motor Boats — Row Boats Fishing Parties and Excursions Every ALAN HILL, JR. Manager Rocky Neck Ave. E. Gloucester, Mass. ESSEX RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE JOHN BEVILACQUA 30 Main Street Essex, Mass. MONARCH FOODS Institutional Food Specialists 350 Medford Street Somerville, Mass. Telephone PR 6-2450 BENS WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 115 MAIN STREET, GLOUCESTER, MASS. BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ Gloucester 6541 GLOUCESTER CAMERA AND PHOTO SHOP 97 Main Street Tel. 5959 Camera Supplies Finishing Commercial Photography Good Luck, SENIORS Victory Beauty Salon Gloucester, Massachusetts THE EMPIRE 171 MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER Congratulations, SENIORS HAPPY HOUSE SHOP Cards, Gifts, and Mrs. Steven ' s CANDIES 99 Main Street BROWN ' S SHOE STORE GEORGE CONSTANCE, Prop. 127 Main St. Tel. 912 Gloucester, Mass. Mrs. Harry G. Cleveland Essex, Mass. Tel. ROger 8-7722 191 HUBBARD AND PURDY MASON CONTRACTORS Block Concrete Tile Brick Work and Stucco Plastering Office 45 Dennison Street GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE 3359 Good Luck, Seniors THE GLOUCESTER DAILY TIMES NORMAN OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Everything for the Office 15 Washington Street Gloucester Best Wishes From ALLEN ' S PHARMACY Union Street Manchester, Massachusetts TELEPHONE 186 Simon ' s SPORTS CENTER Sporting Equipment of All Kinds 268 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Best Wishes to G.H.S. Class of 1961 CUNNINGHAM PAINT COMPANY 55 Main Street Gloucester CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS STERLING DRUG STORE Telephone 230 Gloucester 193 BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS THOMPSON-WINCHESTER CO., INC. 165 Bridge Street Cambridge 41, Massachusetts VILLAGE MARKET Essex, Massachusetts Telephone ROger 8-6222 Congratulations DEMARCO ' S Cleaners and Dyers 103 Washington Street Gloucester Best Wishes From ADASKO ' S FASHION SHOP 158 Main Street Gloucester HUDDER-PARSONS, INC. Pharmacists 50 Prospect Street Gloucester Good Luck, SENIORS CAPE ANN MARKET Washington Street Gloucester, Massachusetts Best Wishes MISTY ACRES RESTAURANT Essex, Massachusetts DAVIS COAL AND OIL COMPANY Whittemore Street Gloucester Coal — Range and Fuel — Oils TELEPHONE 2940 CAPE ANN ' S SHOPPING CENTER SINCE 1885 ... a store where you make only one, free-parking stop for everything on your shopping list, from A to Z Aprons and Accessories Bedding, Books and Bacon Candy, Cards and Cameras Dishes, Dates and Drainers Erasers and Embroidery Furs, Foundations, Furniture Glassware, Gloves and Ginger Handkerchiefs and Headwear Ironers, Ink and Ivy Jackets, Jam and Jewelry Kitchenware and Kerchiefs Luggage, Layettes, Lingerie Menswear, Mops and Mixers BROWNS Needles, Nets and Nylons Ornaments, Openers, Onions Perfumes, Paint and Pewter Quiltings, Quivers, Quinces Rompers, Rugs and Remnants Silver, Steaks and Sweaters Tea and Tees, TV ' s and Toys Umbrellas, Urns and Underwear Veilings, Velvet, Valances Washer, Waxes, Woolens Xylophones, X-clusives Yarns and Yams and Yardsticks Zippers and Zucchinis E. R. MOORE CAP AND GOWN COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 SH ERWIN WILLIAMS 143 Main Street Gloucester Massachusetts Telephone 5191 Gowns for the Class of 1961 G. M. I. LAUNDRY 12 Burnham Street Gloucester Laundry and Dry Cleaning 195 Congratulations to the WHALEN Class of 1961 From CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE ART JEWELERS, INC. 117 Main Street Gloucester ij|igi4y7 Best Wishes « 4 § CONSOLIDATED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JOSTEN ' S BOLTON-SMART COMPANY INCORPORATED THOMAS J. McHUGH Blanchard ' s Jewelry Store Wholesale Purveyors of Choice BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK POULTRY, FISH BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS Class Rings for 1961, 1962, 1963 FROSTED FOODS 125 Clinton St. Boston, Mass. Telephone: LAfayet+e 3-1900 196 CAPE ANN FISHERIES, INC. ROBERT R. McPHAIL Fort Wharf Gloucester, Massachusetts TELEPHONE 2100 JOHN A. JOHNSON, INC. INSURANCE I Duncan Street Telephone 16 ' Our Policy Is Your Protection. ' CARL AND GLOVER 397 Main Street GLOUCESTER HENRY THE HATTER MAIN STREET GLOUCESTER MASSACHUSETTS SKY WAY RESTAURANT and GOLF COURSE GEORGE STAVROS, Proprietor Best Wishes to An Outstanding Group of Seniors AMALIA TREE SURGEONS, INC. ROSIE ' S TAXI 14 Parker Street TELEPHONE 4646 24-Hour Service HAROLD N. PIKE 61 Middle Street Gloucester, Massachusetts Best Wishes, Seniors TRUST COMPANY GLOUCESTER. MASSACHUSETTS Mr. William Frazier of The Taylor Publishing Company Helps The Flicker Editors Check Out Final Copy. THE TAYLOR PUBLISHINC COMPANY of DALLAS TEXAS Our Publishers KARL ' S BAKE SHOP Western Avenue ESSEX, MASS. WINE ' S FOR SHOES 103 Main Street Gloucester GUS ALPER ' S Bridal and Gown Shoppe BARBARA ' S BEAUTY SALON 1 3 Lexington Avenue Magnolia TELEPHONE 1593 Margaret B. Wright COMMERCIAL STATIONERY GREETING CARDS AND GIFT SHOP 108 Main S+., Gloucester, Mass. ESSEX LOBSTER HOUSE Lobster — Steak — Chicken Main Street Essex, Massachusetts Telephone ROger 8-6242 . S. Purdy Company, Juc. Mr. Bishop of Purdy ' s discusses pictures with two interested seniors. PHOTOGRAPHERS and LIMNERS 367 Boylston Street BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS PHOTOGRAPHER FOR CLASS OF 1961 199 Zhe VMCA youth ' Department Club Activities Offers a Well Hounded Program Canteen 201 THE GLOUCESTER HOUSE On Picturesque Seven Seas Wharf GLOUCESTER NATIONAL BANK 63 Rogers Street TELEPHONE 6043 GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS OF GLOUCESTER GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Congratulations, Class of 1961 HAUNTS INTERNATIONAL BUILDERS OF PERFECT MEN GEORGE ANDREWS, President JOHN BELL, President STEPHEN BLOOMBERG, President JOHN COLARUSO, President BRUCE FISHMAN, President ROLAND LUFKIN, President THOMAS APPLETON, Honory President It has been a pleasure haunting you. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 A. L. MORTON IDEA SHOP 63 Washington Street Gloucester Massachusetts Best Wishes, SENIORS NOYES THE MOVER 121 Rogers Street Gloucester BEST WISHES FROM THE SURF Magnolia, Massachusetts Good Luck, SENIORS FROSTY CUP JIM and KAY SHEA HOYT REFRIGERATION COMPANY 266 Main Street Sales and Service COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC CAPE ANN WARM WISHES, CLASS OF 1961 FROM THE SAVINGS BANK Established in 1846 MODERN HEATING AND The Place for Your Savings VENTILATING COMPANY 109 MAIN STREET n 1 Ol l CCTCD kilACC APUI ICCTTC 14 Rogers Street Telephone 5454 vz7LvJUv to 1 tK, MAjjAUMUotl lo THE BIG NAME IN HEATING Good Luck From NICKOLAS FLORIST SHOP BOB ' S HABERDASHERY 100 MAIN STREET 245 Main Street Gloucester ANDREW ' S LUNCHEONETTE AND RESTAURANT CHARLES F. STRONG WHOLESALE CANDY 76 Prospect Street Where every bite is a delight. Dinner Specials Daily HOME COOKING Supplying G. H. S. for Over Fifty-Five Years GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishes From Best Wishes From THE WILLOW REST MAGNOLIA FLORISTS 1 Holly Street Gloucester MARY and FRANK SAWYER 204 S. CURTIS ' SONS Established 1887 Flowers tor Every Occasion 272 Washington Street, Greenhouse, Gloucester, Massachusetts ESSEX FOOD PRODUCTS CO., INC. 93 Park Street Beverly, Mass. PEELED POTATOES SHORTENING OIL Telephone WA 2-0851 Good Luck Seniors Q YI S MAGNOLIA MASSACHUSETTS ENOS FISH MARKET 272 Main Street Gloucester TELEPHONE 4385 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR CLASS From HARRIS H. HATFIELD PHILBRICK AND HARFIELD THE BUILDING CENTER 87-89 Duncan Street Telephone 3060 GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS JAMES C. GREELY II and JAMES C. GREELY III 212 Washington Street GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 205 Telephone 806 GEORGE K. ROGERS NORTH SHORE COMPANY and 1 50 Main Street Gloucester STRAND THEATRES WHERE YOU SPENT THE HAPPIEST Good Luck, Class of 1961 CAPE ANN TV SERVICE Gloucester ' s Hi-Fi Center 122 Main Street Gloucester HOURS OF YOUR LIFE. WILLIAMS OIL-O-MATIC WOODMAN ' S DINER Essex, Massachusetts Telephone ROger 8-6451 RANGE AND FUEL OIL JOHN ALDEN Griffin Company Whittemore Street Tel. 282-283 Gloucester Congratulations FIRST NATIONAL BANK From of AUNE ' S YARN SHOP Ipswich Essex Branch Ipswich E. A. GREEL, INC. EAST GLOUCESTER PHARMACY 64 Main Street Telephone 2272 Cleaners and Launderers 206 173 East Main Street Gloucester Tel. 370 BEACON MARINE BASIN, INC. STUDIOS— YACHT MARINA Wharfage — Storage — Repair Facilities Crane Service — Yachts — Commercial Vessels 211-221 EAST MAIN STREET East Gloucester, Massachusetts TELEPHONE 2380 FAULK BROTHERS, INC. Mason Contractors TELEPHONE 1771 35 Whittemore Street Gloucester, Massachusetts Best Wishes From McCOMISKEY AND SERRIN Builders STANLEY L. SERRIN, Owner CURTIS TOY STORE 8 Pleasant Street Gloucester Massachusetts ROBERT C. HILTZ Furniture and Piano Moving 285 Main Street Gloucester Best Wishes From a Friend 207 THE BURGESS FUNERAL HOME BEST WISHES FROM THE BANK WITH THE TIME-TEMPERATURE CLOCK 38 Pleasant Street GLOUCESTER 177 Main Street ROCKPORT Zke 1961 flicker Staff Wishes to Zhank M of Jts Advertisers Who Helped to Moke Zhis Book Possible . : TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made ' 208 SAWYER LIBRARY 00197