Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1963 volume:

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We hope that now, and years from now, wlien you open your 1963 Flicker , that you will remember your class- mates, Gloucester High School, and Gloucester - by the sea. ■ m m w w i i It _ IZ 4 — - I — E§ u fexr ' 1 iisls J LJiiil ■■■■■ UlLLI LLl UXl ULlJLt UJLM t� J U TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES UNDERCLASSES SENIORS VOCATIONAL SPORTS Am A Uv rUCTtrwv 1 � S oojco UoUJ oaxC i wvj - v- r yv -0 i bt T c | t e - Uo u —iz. . CXAJ, .a w Uxujjrt 44 ' V© Mo — • • 39 ,4 «8S “ “I must go down to the seas again, To the lonely sea and the sky in • • • John Masefield 5 OSS. GIVE HIM A CHEER. GIVE HIM A HAND! For many years the GHS cheerleaders have been shouting this to the crowds. Now the Class of 1963 would like to cheer formally the man who has served for 28 years at Gloucester High School as a coach — - Norman C. Ross. FOR HE’S THE COACH WHO ' S REALLY GRAND! “Nate’’ has announced his plan to retire as head coach at the end of this school year: he will continue as an economics teacher and as the director of athle- tics. The man with the battered gray hat has become a living legend for the teams and young men he has trained. IS HE ROUGH? IS HE TOUGH? NO! IN ate s lockeroom lorensics are well-known; but it is also well-known that while he criticizes the boys’ mistakes, he is quick to praise the efforts of his players. FOR HE’S THE COACH WHO’S GOT THE STUFF! What does it take to be a man who is well-known, liked, and respected in every circle: among teach- ers, students, and athletes? Perhaps no one knows; but “Nate’’ Ross has it. Mr. Ross, the Class of 1963 salutes you with this dedication, and wishes you every success. We are sure our praises are echoed by all your teams and associates. Coach Ross and physician Mr. Ross with two of his assistants, Mr. O’Neil and Mr. Canniff. . Mr. Thompson attended Salem State College and went on to grad- uate work at Boston University. In 1928 he came to Gloucester High School as a teacher of bookkeeping and accounting. After one year, he was raised to the position of floor- master. Upon completion of the new high school, Mr. Thompson was the second floor supervisor until 1947, when he moved to the first floor as vice-principal. Dur- ing his years at Gloucester High School, he was also the faculty manager of athletics. In 1954 Mr. Thompson assumed the responsible position as assist- superintendent of the Glouces- public schools, and was pro- m 1962 to superintendent. Gloucester public Schools GLOUCESTER. MASSACHUSETTS OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT MR J . STANLEY THOMPSON J STANLEY THOMPSON To the Members of the Class of 1963, Thank you for ' giving me this opportunity to say hello to you through the pages of your Flicker. Education in the Gloucester Public Schools is a continuous twelve year process. You enter school as small children, you leave us as young men and women. We hope that you have been proper meet the competition that awaits y leave Gloucester High School. Wherever your separate paths may I wish you success in reaching the ly prepared to ou when you take y ou , goal s you have Sincerely yours , V ] StANLEY THOMPSON Superintendent of Schools Mr. Smith is ably assisted by Miss Hodgkins, bis secretary, who also works in the main office. GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS To the Members of the Class of 1963: You are graduating from the most crowded high school in the history of your city, yet you have maintained your individu- ality. You are graduating into a world in which many can see only uncertainty and others can find only despair, yet you show courage, curiosity, and a perception of ad- venture ahead. More than at any other time in its history this is a world for youth. Good luck to you, and may you make this a better world than you found it. (jhtLou ty. eUr Pri nc i Miss McEachern is Mr. Karcher s hardworking secretar Mrs. Burke, new to the office staff this Year, is in charge of the new hus passes To the Class of 1963: I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the co- operation you have given me in my effort to fulfill the duties of Vice-prin- cipal at Gloucester High School. I hope that you will use the knowl- edge gained at this high school as a basis for furthering your education, either in an institution of higher learn- ing or by wholesome life experiences. 1 wish for you all a happy and success- ful life. Sincerely, ROBERT E. KARCHER Vice-principal GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT One of the most beneficial aids to the students of Gloucester High Schoo is the Guidance Department. Our coun selors are Miss Ruth Marshall. Mr Leon Sprague, and Mr. Robert Natti They are helpful in solving our prob lems, informing us of school require ments and scholarship opportunities and showing many the road to success and happiness. 1 hese three counselors have been a great help to us and all of the students during our school careers. ■ : : ■ cS ome 6ers Ac members naue VERNON C. HOOPER Mr. Vernon C. Hooper is a fami- liar face in the third floor corri- dor, both as a floormaster and a teacher. As floormaster he helps to maintain the disciplinary stand- ards of the school ; sometimes this must he accomplished through the assignation of hours in the deten- tion hall which he and Mr. Elmer supervise each afternoon. As a teacher Mr. Hooper in- structs classes in mechanical draw- ing. We are indebted to Mr. Hoop- er for his efficient handling of all the matters under his supervision. J. VINCENT ELMER Mr. J. Vincent Elmer also holds the posi- tions of floormaster and teacher. His effi- cient manner, keen insight and understand- ing, and sense of humor have gained him the respect and admiration of the students and faculty alike. Along with his responsibilities of main- taining discipline and supervising tardiness and attendance, Mr. Elmer teaches Latin. Th is year he. is instructing students in all four years of Latin. 14 pedal jobs to help and auide us. at Some people do take special care of us. In school. Miss Ross takes care of our minor aches and pains and any emergencies. Miss Londergon is in charge of our fine library with its many hooks and periodicals. Miss Morton and her assistants plan and prepare that precious commodity — lunch! To those who provide these “extras” we extend a special thank you. MISS DOROTHY A. LONDERGON MISS WINIFRED E. ROSS MISS HELEN W. MORTON j ie publication of the C J. ficher an cf the Miss Marjorie Gale, advisor, and Susanne Lowrie, editor, approve some pictures for the FLICKER. Room 117-B becomes a beehive of ac- tivity when the Flicker is being prepared for publication. Miss Gale, as the faculty advisor, trains Susanne Lowrie and the other students working on the yearbook and helps them prepare their final copy. Many hours are spent in this room by the staff, working in hopes that the 1963 Flicker will be the best book ever. The collection of advertising and the sale of books in order to finance the publica- tion are placed in the hands of James Spit- tle and Mr. Korobkin. Jim, the student chairman, and his committee seek ads from local merchants, while Mr. Korobkin super- vises the sale of books to the underclass- men. James Spittle and Mr. Korobkin discuss yearbook sales. 16 equities of t e senior class center aroun 1 in -7i Class President C. Thomas Eldridge and Class Advisor Mr. Willis K. Smith confer. One of the hardest working members of the senior class is its president. C. Thomas Eldridge. With the advisor, Mr. Willis Smith, Tom has contributed many hours to the Flicker and other class activities. Measurement for caps and gowns for grad- uation, promotion of the class-sponsored basketball game are among the duties which they capably handle. The financial wizard of the class is treas- urer Ronald Powers who is responsible for balancing the hooks and seeing that every- one pays his class dues. The school treas- urer, Mrs. June De Wolfe, helps Ronnie with his deposits and withdrawals. Mrs. De Wolfe goes over the books with Ronald Powers. 17 We owe a (jreai deal PAUL E. BRADSTREET University of Maine; Boston Uni- versity; Salem State College; B.S. . . . General Science. JAMES J. BRENNAN University of New Hampshire, B.S. . . . World History; World Geog- raphy. DEVON BERGENGREN Tufts University, A.B. ; Bos- ton University . . . Personnel Typewriting; General Busi- ness; Business Practice. ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Howard Curtis, director of the Art Department, and the other art teachers provide students with a backgound in fine, applied, and industrial arts. Creative ability, mechanics, and appreciation of fine works are given special attention. Students learn to appreciate a thing of beauty. LEO AMERO Fitchburg State College . . . Automobile Theory . . . Re- lated Math . . . Related Draw- ing . . . Driver Education. DORIS B. BAER Radcliffe College . . . A.B., A.M French. ELEANOR W. BEEBE Simmons College, B.S. ; Bos- ton University, A.M. . . . English. 18 7 a lead) y s to lers. ian oui ROBERT A. BRUCE Boston University; Went- worth Institute . . . Seaman- ship; Marine Diesel; Marine Electronics. CHARLES F. BRUNO Salem State College; Brown University, A.B. ; M.Ed. . . . Algebra; General Math. JOHN E. CANNIFF, JR. Boston College, B.S., B.A. . . . Algebra . . . Football and Hockey Coach. VERA M. CARBONE Boston University, B.S., M.E.J Typewriting. , h - i . THOMAS BRENNAN University of New Hampshire, B.A. . . . American History; World Geography. JOHN F. BUDROW Fitchburg State College, B.S. . . . Vocational School — Auto Repair. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Several musical opportunities are open to the pupils of Gloucester High School. Classes in Music theory and appreciation, general chorus, ROTC Band, the Glee Club, and the A Cappella Choir are ably instructed by Miss Eleanor Moore and her assistants, Miss Eddy and Mr. Puff. 19 ROBERT W. CARD Bowdoin College, A.B. ' ; Har- vard University, A.M.T. . . . Physics; Chemistry; Depart- ment Head. JOHN C. CARTER Harvard College; Harvard Graduate School of Educa- tion; A.B., A.M.T. . . . World History; U.S. History; De- partment Head. BEATRICE CHRISTOPHERSON Salem State Teachers College, B.S. . . . Machine Practice. MARILYN CLARK Illinois Wesleyan University; Morningside College, Iowa; B.A. . . . World History; Latin. MARGARET A. EDDIE Oberlin College; University of Michigan . . . General Chorus. LOVARD CLENNEY Military Science; Coach Girls Rifle Team, Girls Drill Team. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Future homemakers are provided with many courses of instruction in their probable vocation. Sewing and cooking with a high degree of skill are taught by Miss Priscilla Noyes and Mrs. Holmes. By preparing refreshments for school functions and presenting their own fashion show, the girls gain valuable poise and experience for their lives as women in a fast-moving world. The Home Economics Department includes classes in home management, nutrition, dressmaking, and the culinary arts for the well-informed girl. HOWARD a. CURTIS Massachusetts School of Art, B.S. . . . Art I; Art Advanced; Art Apprecia- tion . . . Adult Education. J. N. ELMER Amerst, B.A.; Harvard, M.A.; University of Mass.; Salem State College. Latin; Floor- master. MARYELLEN FLANAGAN Boston University, Sargent College, B.S. . . . Physical Education. SFC. CHARLES E. FOWLR Military Science; Varsity Rifle Team; Gloucester Gren- adiers. MILDRED FROSTHOLM Wellesley College; B.A., M.A. . . . Spanish. MORJORIE H. GALE University of New Hampshire, A.B. ; Boston University, M.A. . . . English; Flicker advisor; Director of Extra-Curricular Activities. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT In the Physical Education department, we are pleased to welcome two new instructors. Miss Mary Ellen Flanagan is heading the girls’ gym program in her first teaching assignment; Mr. Donald Snyder has capably taken over as the boys’ instructor. We wish them a successful term at Gloucester High School. WILLIAM W. GENTILE Boston College, B.S. . . . English; Flash advisor. 21 t)pre c jen cS ? Oeutcn? J j ar ez uous FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The modern and classical foreign language classes are well attended in Gloucester High School. Miss Mildred Frosthohn and her multi-lingual assistants stimulate interest in the world nations and their cultures. Students wishing to increase their knowledge of mankind find an excellent opportunity by participating in our language program. Gorham State Teachers College . . . Manual Arts; Mechanical and Machine Drawing; Floormaster. ALFRED U. HAGSTROM Providence College, Ph.B.; Boston University, Ed.M. . . . Mathematics; Department Head. THOMAS J. HARDACRE Merrimack College, A.B. ; Boston College, M.S. ; State College at Salem, Ed. M. . . . Prac. Chemistry ; Biology ; Advanced Biology. NORMA HARRIS Bucknell University, A.B. General Math; Algebra. ALBERT E. HOFFMAN Lowell Technological Insti- tute . . . Machine Shop. CLAIRE M. HOLMES Framingham State College, B.S. . . . Home Economics. VERNON C. HOOPER 22 franca is? i 7 tafda us tecf e. spanof? JANE F. HUNGERFORD University of Toronto, B.A. . . . English. JOHN J. KANIA, JR. Boston University, B.S. ; Salem State College, M.Ed. . . . Social Studies. HARVEY M. KOROBIN Suffolk University, B.S. ; Tufts University, M.S. . . . Business Practice; Econom- ics. SHIRLEY M. LaFRANCE Salem Teachers College, B.S. . . . Shorthand; Transcrip- tion; Typewriting. RAYMOND S. LANE University of Massachusetts, B.A. . . . World Geography; Problems of Democracy. The students of Gloucester High School are proud of the fine teachers who comprise their fac- ulty. As the Class of 1963 reaches the end of its high school career, it would like to thank all the teachers who have helped its members through the past four years. GASPER LEWIS Gloucester Vocational School . . . Carpentry Shop. 23 ( )e are n e instructed in our natiue tonaue. BENJAMIN A. LITTLE University of Pennsylvania, A.B. ; Boston University, Ed.M English. DOROTHY LONDERGON Emmanuel College, B.A. ; Boston University, M.A. . . . Librarian. RICHARD L. LOVELY Gorham State Teachers’ Col- lege; University of Maine; B.S. . . . Mechanical Draw- ing; Machine Drafting. JAMES W. McCOMISKEY Dartmouth College; Boston University; Worcester State College; A.B., M.Ed. . . . English, Stevens Book Re- viewers. JOHN R. McNAMARA Military Science, II, III. MANUEL F. MARTINS Providence College, A.B.; Bos- ton College, M.Ed. . . . General Science ; Practical Physics. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Since every student in the school must take English, the English Depart- ment, under the direction of Miss Claudia Perry, must offer a widely diversified course geared to satisfy the needs of all the students. General skills are stressed because they are necessary to the pupil in all his subjects. Reading, comprehension, and analyzation give the student an appreciation of the quality and substance of literature. 24 JOSEPH E. MAUGER, JR. University of Massachusetts, B.A. . . . Trigonometry; Al- gebra. ETHEL MILLS Salem Teachers College, B.S. ; Boston University, M.Ed. . . . Bookkeeping. ELEANOR MOORE New England Conservatory of Music . . . Music Theory and Appreciation . . . Glee Club; A Cappella Choir. HELEN W. MORTON Framingham Teachers Col- lege . . . Teacher of Home Economics; Director of Cafe- teria. EMILY H. NICKERSON Wellesley College, B.A. . . . Col- lege Chemistry. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT History past, present, and future is imparted to the students by members of the social studies de- partment. Mr. John Carter and the teachers seek to give the students a general knowledge of world and United States history and world geography. With a basic understanding of man, his traditions, and development, students in their senior year are able to participate in discussions of current events. When they graduate the pupils are sure of a solid background in the social studies field. PRISCILLA E. NOYES Nasson College, B.S. . . . Home- making; Clothing; Family Living. SAWYER FREE LURARY GLOUCESTER MA OtSQC 25 JKai iemaiics and science acquaint as wild logic ad MARY J. NUGENT State Teachers College, Salem, B.S. ; Boston Univer- sity, M.Ed. . . . Art; Crafts. H. AUGUSTUS NUNES, JR. University of New Hampshire, B.A. . . . Plane Geometry; Algebra II. M. EVELYN OLIVER Salem Teachers College, B.S. . . . Shorthand; Typewriting. GERALD A. O’NEIL University of New Hamp- shire, B.A. . . . U.S. History; World Geography. CLAUDIA PERRY Radcliffe College, A.B.; Oxford . . . English; Special Books Class. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Objective thinking and reasoning in mathematics is the idea imparted by the mathematics department, headed by Mr. Alfred E. Hagstrom. . Courses in fundamental and advanced mathematics permit the students to take those that will fulfill their scho- lastic needs. The emphasis in all of the classes is on the application of fundamental principles to more advanced situations. GEORGE PERRY Fitchburg State College, B.Ed. ; M.Ed. . . . Related Math; Related Science; Related Drawing; Blue Print Reading; Driver Education. 26 EDWARD W. BOEWER NORMAN C. ROSS ROBERT L. SHEAFFER ROBERT E. PUFF University of California; Flo- rida State; Boston Univer- sity; B. Music; Master Music Ed. . . . Band; Orchestra; Instrumental Music. Dartmouth College, A.B.; Boston University, M.Ed. . . . Spanish; Assistant Coach of Football. Bucknell University, A.B. . . . Economics; Director of Ath- letics; Football Coach. Hamline University; Trinity University; University of Texas; Boston University; Hofstra College, B.A. . . . German ; Spanish. RICHARD S. SHORT Bates College, B.S. ; Boston Uni- versity, Ed.M. . . . Biology. GERALD A. SHRIBERG Tufts University; Boston Univer- sity; B.S. . . . General Science; Mathematics. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Osmosis, STP, vectors — these are familiar terms to students taking the various science courses offered in Gloucester High School. Mr. Robert Card and the other teachers seek to make the student aware of science as applied to his own life and the development of the world. Each pupil learns the funda- mental scientific principles in any course from General Science to Physics and Advanced Biology. The science department helps us acquire a basic knowledge of the sciences in an age which demands it. 27 WILLIS K. SMITH Keene Teachers College; Uni- versity of New Hampshire; B.Ed.; M.Ed. . . . English. MORTON A. SPARER Boston University, A.B. ; Bos- ton State College, M.Ed. . . . English. FRANCIS SPECK Tufts College, B.S. ... Bi- ology; General Science. KENNETH E. STICKNEY University of North Carolina; State College at Fitchburg; B.S. . . . Carpentry; Related Subjects; Architectural Draft- ing. SHIRLEY SUPRETTE Emerson College, B.A. ; M.A. English; Speech; Drama. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR University of New Hampshire, B.A. ; Middleberry College, M.A. . . . English. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The excellent training given by the Business Education Department, headed by Miss Olga Williams, enables many graduates to assume positions imme- diately. Others go on to higher education before joining the business world as clerks, bookkeepers, typists, stenographers, and secretaries. The key to a successful business career is the practice and training received in these classes. 7 Yew faculty members 7. )e come I HARVEL R. VAIL State College at Fitchburg, B.S. . . . Printing, Shop and Related; Driver Education; Business Manager of Football. 0. MYRTLE WARDRUP Lynn Burdett; Shepherd Col- lege; College of Swedish Mas- sage; R.N. ; B.A. ; B.S. . . . Physiology; Biology; Ameri- can Red Cross First Aid. G. H. WEILER St. Paul’s College, Ph.B. ; Boston College, B.A.; Boston State College, Med. ... In- ternationa] Relations; Modern Problems; World History. RAYMOND C. WHITE Wentworth Institute; Fitch- burg State; B.S. . . . Elec- tric Shop; Related Math; Re- lated Science; Related Draw- ing. OLGA WILLIAMS Salem State, B.S.; Boston University, M.B.A.; Univer- sity of Bridgeport, C.A.G.S. • . . Office Practice; Type- writing II. WELCOME To all the teachers new to our fine faculty this year we extend a welcome, and wish you a happy successful career at Gloucester High School. ALYCE WILSON Lesley College, B.S.; Boston University, M.Ed. . . . Eng- lish. 29 ouncj c riuers are we train e cf. RONALD ATWOOD Rollins College, B.A.; Univer- sity of Buffalo . . . English. RICHARD C. BERGERON New England College; Salem State; B.A., M.Ed. . . . Eng- lish. MARY S. BURKE Boston University; Northeast- ern; Harvard Ext.; M.A., B.S. in Ed. . . . U.S. History and Civics; World History. HOWARD A. CljRTIS Mass. School of Art; Boston University; Salem Teachers College; B.S. in Ed. . . . Art I, Adv. Art; Art Appreciation; Fine Arts. DAVID S. WISE Harvard College, A.B. . . . World History; World Geog- raphy; United States History. ANTHONY F. FIREMAN University of Virginia, B.A. . . . French. AARNE A. FRIGARD Dartmouth College, M.A. Plane Geometry. edward McCaffrey University of Mass., B.A. . . . U.S. History; World Geogra- phy. DONALD SNYDER East Stroudsburg State, B.S. . . . Physical Education. ROBERT F. SUTTON West Virginian Wesleyan Col- lege, B.A. . . . Military Sci- ence. SGT. DONALD W. WRONSKOWSKI Military Training I-III; Coach Junior Varsity Rifle Team; Military Supervisor to ROTC Band. DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM With the insurance rates constantly rising, the Driver Education Program has been gaining importance. The six week classroom instruction and the twelve hours of driv- ing and observation give the students the background to make them saf e drivers. Mr. Harvel Vail directs the program and conducts the road classes with Mr. George Perry. Mr. Leo Amero teaches the classroom course. 30 Our teachers aioe us their best Miss Flanagan poses with Girls’ Basketball Captains. the Mr. Lovely helps Virginia Chute with her drawings. Miss Nugent assists the girls in her Crafts Class. cl o cl fc acu tu members ea an Mrs. Baer helps a student with his French grammar. Mr. Roewer checks up on Paul’s Spanish home- work. tfh ' hi duties yul u d . T ieir c leei w e e Y( ) v ? an Mr. Shriberg demonstrates compression for a science class. Supervising a study hall is a new duty for Mr. Fireman. Can ' t you hear anything, Mr. Martins? 33 C xtracurricu ar activities at Gloucester Jfiah NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is an honor given to students who excel in scholarship, leadership, and character. Students whose average is eighty-five per cent or above are eligible for membership. The group sells candy after school and at basketball games, and operates the stamp machine in the school office in order to obtain money for a scholarship for one of its members. The society holds teas at which members are given an opportunity to hear interesting speakers. Miss Perry is the sponsor of this worthy group. HONOR BUSINESS CLUB To develop competent, reliable business leadership: to encourage confidence and worthy undertakings in the field of business; and to promote improvement in school studies and school loyalty — these are the goals of the Honor Business Club at CHS. To attain membership in this club, a student must maintain a general average of 82% or above and must be taking at least two business subjects. Throughout the school year, the Honor Business Club participates in several fund-raising activities such as selling GHS bookcovers and portfolios. Special pro- grams feature speakers on such related business subjects as data processing, IBM work, and stenotyping to ac- quaint the members with the business world. On Presentation Day, the club offers three prizes for outstanding seniors in accounting, stenography, and business machine areas of business education. i emphasize scno asiic la enis and in le res is. JUNIOR ROTARIANS Dennis DeCoste. Charles Thomas Eldridge, Anthony Gharrett, David Lufkin. John Henry Moore, Gregg Smith, and David Jay Stout are outstanding Seniors chosen hy the faculty as Junior Associates of the Gloucester Rotarv Cluh. The members of the Rotary are familiar with business, professional, and social establishments and oppor- tunities in Gloucester. SERVICE CLUB By working as office assistants, student secretaries, student librarians, and cafeteria assistants students earn credits toward a Service Club “G,” a coveted emblem signifying service to the school. Miss Beatrice Christopherson is the club ' s advisor. 37 Draining opportunities are offered for BEACON Co-editors Sally Nutton and Jackie Almieda, with the twenty staff members, who are int erested students of the high school, organize two editions a year of the school literary magazine giving the student body of G.H.S. a chance to publish their outstanding literary works. Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Sparer are the faculty advisors who supervise the publication and sale of this literary magazine. STEVENS BOOK REVIEWERS The meetings of the Stevens Book Reviewers are often filled with lively discussions about the books under consideration. Keeping abreast of current literature and providing an opportunity for a freer discussion of a wider range of topics than is possible in the classroom are the purposes of this group. The group holds monthly meetings and gives a public review in the Fellows Library to raise money for the purchase of current books. Mr. McComiskey, the faculty advisor, gives the discussions a beginning and keeps the group from digressing too far afield. future reporters y editors , critics , and civic leaders FLASH The Flash staff publishes weekly a page in the Gloucester Daily Times. In addition to bringing news of high school activities to the people of Gloucester, the Flash provides the student staff with an opportunity to learn the art of newswriting through practical experience. Acting as editors, reporters, typists, and photographers, stu- dents learn how a newspaper is run. With the help of their advisor. Mr. William W. Gentile, the Flash staff serves the school and community as it receives invaluable training. The editors this year are Elizabeth Hurd. Dennis De Coste, and Charles Movalli. STUDENT COUNCIL The Gloucester High School Student Council, which consists of the class officers, the Cadet Colonel of the ROTC. and representatives of the three upper classes and Vocational School, promotes understanding and cooper- ation between the student body and administration. The members work to encourage good citizenship in the school, sponsor worthv school activities, and promote the general welfare of the school. 39 1 ie sc ioo is a foe wiif !fe sound of music! GLEE CLUB The girls in the Glee Club are chosen for their vocal quality and their ability to read music. Each school year these girls provide diverse entertainment for their fellow- students. This year they have sung for the Women’s Auxiliary at the Rotary Club and will no doubt participate in other civic functions before the end of the school year. Miss Moore is the director for this club also. Throughout the course of the year, the girls attend several concerts and music festivals. A CAPPELLA CHOIR This group of gifted young vocalists is comprised entirely of senior girls who have shown outstanding ability and enthusiasm in vocal music. These girls work hand- in-glove with the Girls Glee Club and often provide the latter with soloists. Perfection, however, does not come naturally, nor is it achieved in an instant. The girls prac- tice long and hard until they and Miss Eleanor F. Moore, their supervisor, think they have attained their zenith in harmony. 40 7. tail together, ta l tope then, O ye peoples of the ea ' t£; JUNIOR CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The encouragement of friendship between ourselves and other nations is the purpose of the American Field Service Chapter. The members of the club, any students of Gloucester High School who wish to join, work to raise money for the Field Service’s student exchange program. Picnics, parties, and concerts are held to entertain both the members of the club and the foreign students that visit Gloucester. Roberto Fagundes. of Brazil, is spending his senior year in our city, extending knowledge and friendship between the Gloucester families and those in South America. then and only then s. half tye haue peace. L anpuape c uSs help interested students FRENCH CLUB “La Seance est ouverte.” Thus the president. Diana Bell, opens the monthly meeting of the Lrench Club. Under the direction of Mrs. Baer, the Cercle francais hopes to give its members a picture of France and its language through the use of slides, short dialogues acted out by the members, and occasionally an American word played in French. The members plan a peimi or a field trip to end the school year. GERMAN CLUB Der Deutschvereine aims to give its members practice in speaking German and learning more about Germany. Mr. Shaeffer. the club’s advisor, hopes to give the members a better understanding of the German speaking people. Some of the activities of the German Club include movies, and field trips to various German museums. 42 mere as e their proficiency and earn of foreign culture. SPANISH CLUB Habla Espanol? Perhaps not. but if you do, you probably have an idea of what the Spanish club does. Miss Frostholm, the advisor to the Spanish club, aims to help the members attain a better understanding o-f the lan- guage and the country of Spain. Some of the activities of this group include Spanish pen pals, slides of Miss Frostholm’s trips to Spain, a Spanish banquet with Spanish food, and the annual Spanish Christmas play. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Seniors taking International Relations and interested juniors meet once a month to examine various slides of controversial issues in our modern world. Club members have the opportunity to extend their knowledge of cur- rent events beyond the classroom. Bonnie Hurd, president, and Mr. Weiler. advisor, arrange debates among club members on current problems. 43 J j ractice maAes perfect in a fie c s. ORCHESTRA Under the direction of Mr. Puff, this group of fifteen talented musicians furnish all the music necessary to make the school assemblies complete. In addition, they also play for other school and civic functions. These stu- dents’ main purpose is to stimulate and maintain a vivid interest in all orchestral music. Any student with the ability to play an orchestral instrument at the intermediate level is welcome to become a part of this organization. GIRLS’ RIFLE TEAM Sergeant Lovard Clenney is the su- pervisor of the Girls’ Rifle Team, and he teaches them good sportsmanship, good marksmanship, and safe hand- lin ' ! of firearms. The sixteen members of the team, headed by Captain Marion Ryan, fire in the N.R.A. postal match and compete against various college and high school teams. 44 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CLUB The Benjamin Franklin Club was founded to further the interest and knowledge of students in the printing industry. Composed of boys in the print shop, the club, which is sponsored by Mr. Vail, makes a scholarship avail- able to a graduate of the print shop; this helps many deserving hoys further their education as printers. CHESS CLUB Although nearly as much time is spent on informal dis- cussions as chess, anyone in- terested in chess can learn the game, improve his play, or prepare for a coming tourna- ment every Tuesday afternoon in room 330 under Mr. Wise’s watchful eye. The group, whose purpose is to teach the twenty-four members the exer- cise of judgment in sport, conducts tournaments with other schools, and teaches any- one who wishes to learn to play chess. 45 (So ne groups culiioale eacfersAip. fed • — y mrnrnm f -v 1 IK Tbu M - N ' 4, mm ZODIACS CLUB Numbering twenty-five, the members of this comparatively new astronomy and astrology club meet together each month to discuss the heavens and become better acquainted with them. The sole requirement for member- ship in this club is an avid interest in astronomy and astrology. Under the direction of Mrs. 0. Myrtle Wardrup, the group enjoys such activities as listening to lectures given by special guest speakers, enjoying their annual Christmas party, and making a telescope which is to he used by the school. LEADERS’ CLUBS The main purpose of the Leaders’ Club is to develop leadership and sportsmanship in their members. Mem- bers. consisting of freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior boys and girls, assist and demonstrate in physical education classes. Girls Leaders’ Club 46 D£e magic of the stage lures many. STAGE CREW As a member of the stage crew, one might hear, “Dim those lights!” Members of the stage crew work behind the scenes at all of our assemblies and also run the slide and movie projectors used in the classroom. The stage crew is under the direction of Mr. Weiler. Mr. JVeiler works closely with the Thespian group in the presentation of their productions. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Future actors, stage designers, and directors may well get their start at G.H.S. as members of the National Thespian Society. Miss Surrette, the club Sponsor, helps new and old members learn about the theatre through active participation in the production of the annual plays. The Christmas plays and public performances produced by these active young people are often the high-lights of the school year. 47 dome find practice Jor a business career , STUDENT SECRETARIES Seniors who have majored in Business Education volunteer their services as secretaries to members of the faculty. They gain valuable and practical experience by typing, filing, bookkeeping, and taking shorthand and dictation. Their efforts are greatly appreciated by the faculty as they help with some of the time-consuming tasks. At the end of the school ye ar, one of the girls is chosen Student Secretary of the Year, a great honor for these future business women. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Under the supervision of Mrs. 0. Myrtle Wardrup, the Future Nurses of America are given an early oppor- tunity to look at the nursing profession. During the school year, the girls hear lectures by public health nurses, registered nurses, and student nurses. 21 )i iers develop ineir in eres s in science BETA BETA BIOLOGY CLUB The Beta Beta Biology Club is open to students who have an average of seventy-five percent or above and who are interested in science. The group sponsors special speakers, projects, a Christmas party, a spring club trip, and the annual school science fair. These activities serve to make the students more science-minded. Mrs. War- drup advises this group, one of the largest in the school, having two hundred and thirty members. SAILING CLUB An interest in sailing is the primary requirement for membership in the Sailing Club, under the direction of Mr. Bruno. These young navigators study the history and art of sailing, and put their learning to work on week- end cruises. This club is informative and gives its members many hours of enjoyment. 49 Service — witf a smife. JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS The Junior Volunteers is a group of girls who possess a willingness to work and a desire to help at the hospital. The girls bring around to the patients a cart containing candy, cosmetics, toys, stationery, etc. and deliver flowers, mail, and newspapers to the correct department. At the end of the year, Miss Gale, the club’s advisor, awards pins and certificates to the girls who have devoted twenty-five or fifty hours to the hospital. f fese groups are organized, Sul stiff 50 J tarcf wor A b uj many ROTC DAVID LUFKIN JAY SMITH FRANK DULEY Artist ROSAMOND HYDE Careful planning goes into all of the sections. Literary KAREN HAGSTROM JACQUELINE ALMEIDA JAYNE HANRAHAN Pamela McDonnell GEORGE HANDRAN JOHN MOORE Activities JANE SMITH BARBARA OGINZ EILEEN HEDETONIEMI MENA FAMILIARI VALERIE LOWE MARJORIE TARR Advertising JAMES SPITTLE MARION RYAN CAROL CONNORS SUSAN PERRY ROSARIA FINAZZO SUSANNE BIMBO JOANNE CURCURU ANNE LINQUATA JOYCE ROSA MARY ANNE SCOLA Photography JOHN DAVIS MICHAEL JACKMAN Superlatives JUDITH KARCHER SALLY NUTTON LINDA BABSON GAIL SAROFEEN MARIA RIBEIRO ANN MARIE SCOLA IDA D’AMICO PAMELA TARR (n 2 as maoe our c e 7 ,cC er. Sports THOMAS BABSON C. THOMAS ELDRIDGE GREGG SMITH Vocational JOSEPH SERIO RONALD POWERS Mary and Tom check on basketball plans. Class Roll LINDA CALL PATRICK BARRY RAZELLE GOOS MARY CRONIN LESLIE DULONG ANDRA RANTA MERRY LEVY EDWARD KLEIMOLA CHALLIS MARTIN BONNIE HURD Faculty JOAN BLOOM MARLENE CANN MARION GOODWIN KAY JOSEPH MARY JANE LaBELLE Tom Babson plans his sports pages. 53 d ie 1963 icAer records our senior memories. 1963 FLICKER Many people have helped me prepare the 1963 FLICKER for publication. I should like to thank all of you for your efforts: Miss Gale, for her advice, guidance, and encouragement. Mr. Korobkin, for his business management. Mr. Bernard Marvin, and the other photographers from Loring Studios, for their excellent pictures. Mr. William Rowan of the Taylor Publishing Company, for his publication help and advice. Mr. Vail, for packaging our shipments. The Gloucester Daily Times, for pictures loaned. The hard-working committees. All those who helped in any way. Susanne Lowrie, Editor 1963 FLICKER 54 liOeif liJte to extend a special t ianA you. This has become a year for special recognition for some of the faculty members, and a year for thank yous. Miss Gale has announced that she will probably not be the advisor to the Flicker in 1964. We should like to praise Miss Gale for her many years of service in this capacity and thank her for all her help on the 1963 Flicker. In her office . . . In addition to her duties as the yearbook ad- visor, Miss Gale also teaches three senior Eng- lish classes. She holds the active post of Direc- tor of Extracurricular Activities, where she is responsible for all the school activities except ROTC and Sports. These duties are a great re- sponsibility, and Miss Gale has given each one many hours of service. We extend to her all of our thanks and best wishes for continued success at Gloucester High School. and in the classroom. 55 7 he ( tncierc assmen — 1455 strong! The library offers these students a chance to study in quiet. Somewhere in this school there’s food ! “No, I wmn’t buy a ticket to the band concert.” 56 Mi yjf.s. dA A rutur at Joo uc. e ears m you ' j .... Camera shy underclassmen! The juniors help Robbie with U. S. history. Don’t look now, but I think he’s going to take our picture. C Vass ine ft 1963 one i ears er GUI CHARLES THOMAS ELDKIDCE Tom, Elgy Interests: JUDY; VPD; people; football; physical fitness; swimming; dancing. Activities: Football 1-4; Track 2, 3, co-captain 4; Student Council 3, 4; ROTC Sports 2, 4; ROTC Corporal 2, 3, SFC 4; Flicker Sports Committee; Spanish Club 4. Honors: Senior Class Pres.; Boys’ State Rep.; Junior Rotarian ; NHS. Ambition: To have the initiative of my father and the kindness of my mother. CHRISTINA FAY DENNEN Chris Interests: Sisters; D-Day; Gra’s closet; Talk about your good times; Boston Bees. Activities: Beacon 1; Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Class Ring Committee; Flicker Collector 1, 3; Leader’s Club 1-4; Student council 1, 3, 4; Biology Club 2-4; Girls’ Rifle Team 2-4; Thespians 3, 4; Pep Club; AFS 3, 4; Flicker. Honors: Vice-Pres. 3, 4; Jr. Municipal Day — Councillor. Ambition: To live life to the fullest by seeking, finding, and succeeding. MARY JANE I.ABELLE Rocki Interests: CYO; Canteen; Alpha-Omega; skiing; West Point; Camp Confusion; Talk about your good times; traveling; D-Day; Gra’s closet; music. Activities: Track 2; Jr. Volunteers; Biology Club 2-4; FNA 3; AFS 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Pep Club; Drill and Spectacular 3, 4; Squad leader; Flicker. Honors: Type I; Class Secre- tary 3, 4; Jr. Municipal Day — City auditor. Ambition: To seek and find my place in life, then fill to the best of my ability. RONALD MICHAEL POWERS Ronnie Interests: Girls; Golf; Cards; Bowl; Parties; Coins; New York; Bass Rocks. Activities: Stage Crew 1-4, Treasurer 3; Science Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Band 1-4; Solo Trumpet 4; ROTC Sports 2-4; CY’O 3, 4; Hi-Y Planning Committee 4; Flicker Committee; Individual Drill 4; Special Books 4. Honors: Class Treasurer 4; SGT 4; Third Place Prize Sqd. 3; Student Council 3; Student Council Convention 3. Ambition: To live a happy and long life; always to make the right decisions. ARTHUR P. ALVES Artie Interests: Bill ' s; Girls; Bas- ketball; The Hill; Laughs; Those Nights. Activities : ROTC ; CYO ; Basketball 1-4. Ambition: To walk with my head up high; to make my parents proud of me. GLENN E. AHEARN Interests: Hi-Y; sports; looking things over with Tim and Dave; Week-end expeditions: Wiffenpoofs. Activities: Beta Beta 1, 2; Chess Club 1-3; ROTC Sports 2-4; Sailing Club 1; German Club 3, 4. Honors: Grenadiers 3; Honor Guard 2; Fort Devans Squad 3; Prize Squad 3. Ambition: To attempt always to im- prove myself. JANICE ABRAHAMSON A hie Interests: DONNY; poison oak; the window; ask Mary Ann; Pretty Little Angel Eyes; 17 Thatcher Road; Bee Bell Bu’s; the Bombers; Butterball; Wet Feet; Blue Eyes. Activities: Beta Beta 2-4; Student Secretary 4; Service Club; Flicker Com- mittee. Honors: Type; Bookg. Ambition: To have our fondest dreams come true; to make Him happy always. RALPH W. AMERO M ero Interests: Swimming; Foot- ball; Hunting; Sports cars; Hockey; Girls; Skiing. Ac- tivities: ROTC 2-4; Grena- diers; Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to reach my set goal. t DEANES W. ANGELSON Dean, Splash Interests: Roadside House; Jack’s Merc; Essex Amvets; ‘ ' Bud”; That certain some- one; Plenty of money; the syndicate; Pine Club; Any- thing interesting, amusing, or both; the clunker; 134-A; Ask him; silver bands; Bobbi; parties; The Spitefuls; drums; Chuck’s house. Ambition: To be suc- cessful; to live a long, happy life. THOMAS ABRAHAMSON A be Interests: Girls; Cars; Sports; CYO; Drums; Dancing; The 4 D’s; Boulevard; Recording Ses- sions. Activities; ROTC Sports 2-4; Band 1-3; In- dividual Drill 3, 4; Prize Squad 3; Haskell Drill 3; Fort Devens Squad 3. Honors: A Co. 1st Place Prize Sqd. 3; Cpl. 3; Sqd. Leader 4. Ambition: To fur- ther my education at col- lege; to make my parents proud of me. JACQUELINE ALMEIDA Jackie Interests: Searching; Won- dering; Harry’s; the Annis- quam Woods; Baez and Bel- afonte; Mike’s Club; Bud- dies; Hook Backward In An- ger. Activities: ‘ ' Beacon editor; Thespians; Stevens’ Book Reviewers; Chess Club; French Club; Inter- national Relations Club. Ambition: To notice the lilliputians; to be wary of the people who live in Brob- dingnag. JAMES L. AMERO Jim Interests: CYO; Hi-Y; WIF- FENPOOFS; That certain no one; Girls; Sports. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biology Club 2-4; Gloucester Grena- diers 3; ROTC. Ambition: To be as good a man as my father and as patient as my mother; to make my life unwasted. 61 Vo confident, and- a) or h in cj seniors. STEPHEN PAUL ARO Arrow Interests: Chopped coupe; Girls; The Miracle; New Hampshire; Rocky Road. Activities: Track 2; Color Guard 3, 4; Rifle Team 2-4; Prize Squad 3. Honors: Winning Prize Sqd.; Expert Riflemen; Cpl. 3; Sgt. 4; Color Guard Sgt. 4; Rifle Team 4, Captain. Ambition: To further my education; to become a good architect. LINDA JANE BABSON Linnie Interests: Long Talks; Ani- mals; The Hospital; Spec- tator sports; Wingaersheek; Cry Much? Individual? Ac- tivities: Athletic Office 1-4; French Club 2-4; Biology Club 2, 3, vice-pres. 4; Bea- con 1-4; Girls’ Drill Team 2-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Jun- ior Usherette; Flicker; Serv- ice Club; Future Nurses. Ambition: To walk the path they’ve showed me. THOMAS W. BABSON Tom Interests: Hockey; Lynn Arena; B. Retaxicus; Gus’s Gorillas; West Gloucester; Forum; Big Green; The Great J.C. ; AYC; Mouette. Activities: Hockey 1-4, Cap- tain 4; Tennis 1-3, Captain 4; Thespians 2-4; Sports Editor — Flicker 4; Biology Club 2-4; Science Fair 2-4; Gloucester Grenadiers 2-4. Honors: NSHL All-Stars 3; Gloucester Daily Times Ten- nis Championship 2. Ambi- tion: To be a part of Medi- cine one day in the foot- steps of “The” surgeon. TIMOTHY W. BAKER Tam bo Zambeze Interests: Sailing; Skiing; Sports Cars; Hockey; Foot- ball; Company E; Demolay. Activities: Football 1; Bi- ology 2, 3; ROTC 2-4; Gloucester Grenadiers. Honors: Commander of F Company. Ambition: To be an Annapolis graduate. FRANCES E. BALL Franie Interests: Poopsie; Beep Beep; New York; Boston; Folksongs; Sixteen Rea- sons; Sugar Babes; Mongo- lia; Dancing; Fortune Tel- ler. Activities: Gym Club 1; Badminton 2; AFS 3, 4; Thespians 2; Flicker Com- mittee 4. Honors: Type Awards 2, 3. Ambition: To bring a little chuckle every- one’s way so that he’ll have a happier and brighter day. CAROL ANN BARRATT Carrots Interests: Tony Twister; Records; Submarines; We Five; Ask Mr. Lee; Horse- back Riding. Activities : Honor Business Club 3, 4; Student Secretary; Beacon 1. Honors: Type 2, 3; Book- keeping 2, 3; Shorthand 3. Ambition: To keep on peaceful terms with that certain someone; to become a successful secretary. ! tfiOUCj l in for n this year is tfie same PATRICK F. BARRY Berry Patch Interests: Cressy’s Beach; Playing records and danc- ing; Football; Hockey; Horseback riding at Silver Star Stables. Activities: His- tory Club 2; Chemistry Lab 3; Flicker 4; French Club 4. Ambition: To walk the road of life keeping in mind what I know; to find out what I don’t know. 3nly one girl? RICHARD BIANCHINI Dickie Interests: Nights at the of- fice; the file; that 50 Ply- mouth; Lynn Arena; 43 gal- lons of cut fruit; nights at Cape Hedge; 1st floor cor- ridor; Shooting; Boxing; Swimming. Activities: Sail- ing Club 1-4; Beta Beta Bi- ology 4; International Re- lations Club 4. Ambition: To make the right decision; to be standfast always to my connections. PHYLLIS A. BEARSE Blob Interests: Folk Music; Gloucester Assembly 41 Order of the Rainbow for Girls; Moon Pilot; Latin, Church Choir; Brian; Piano, Ice-Skating; Movies; YPF. Activities : Thespians 1, 2; Beta Beta 2-4; AFS 3; Beacon 2-4; Latin Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Jun- ior Usherette 3; Guidance Office Assistance 4; Bad- minton 2. Ambition: To be a successful teacher of Latin ; to be of some service every day. DIANA BELL Di Interests: Scotch Foursome; Tennis; Golf; Piano; Ski- ing; Guitar; Dabbling; Moochin’; Heavenly; Roger Williams; Johnny Mathis. Activities: AFS 1-4; Supply Room 3, 4; Junior Usher- ette 3; Guidance Office 4; Flicker 4; Orchestra 1; French Club 3, Pres. 4; Flash 2; Girls’ Rifle Team 2, 3; Girls’ Drill Team 2-4; Biology Club 1, 2. Honors: Gloucester Daily Times Girls’ Tennis Trophy 1, 2. Ambition: To live. JOHN C. BENEDETTO Jack Interests: Basketball; Foot ball; Hockey; The Hill Ambition : To make my par ents proud of me; to sue ceed in whatever I attempt SUZANNE BIMBO Bimbo Interests: Talk about your good times; The theater; Those wicked Parts; Old Spice; Alpha Omega; The summer of ’62. Activities: AFS 4; Thespians 2, 3, Treas. 4; Beta Beta 2-4; Speech Club 2; Flicker Committee; Dues Collector; Pep Club 4; Chorus 3. Honors: Type 3. Ambition: To fulfill my dreams on and off the stage; to earn my in- dependence. 63 p « “ as our first three , ; ? special extras mMBHk NANCY B0UCH1E Bouch Interest: Swimming; sing- ing; dancing; physiology; that certain “star”; the gang down at Sears; solitary walks; food; non-conform- ing; ask Lee. Activities: Secretary; Honor Business Club 3, 4; Jr. Exec. Board 3; chorus; Service Club. Honors: Bookkeeping and type award. Ambition: To find the road; to have faith, hope and charity always. JOAN SUSAN BLOOM Joanne Interests: Swimming; Read- ing; Belafonte; Mathis; Down River; The Valiant; Football; Soccer; Sun- glasses; Good Harbor. Ac- tivities: Biology Club 2, 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Bea- con 2-4; AFS 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 1,2: Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2-4; Junior Usherette; Flicker; Guid- ance Office Assistant 4. Am- bition: To lead a happy, successful, and worthwhile life. LUCIA BRANCALEONE Lucy Interests: Maria’s Pizza; canteen; P.J. parties; that trip to Florida; Room 5; ask Mary; sleep; Food; Summer 61; Winter ’62. Activities: Honor Business Club 3; Office Assistant 4; Volleyball 1, 2. Ambition: To find a man with a mil- lion and make it mine; to make my father as proud of me as I ' m of him. Interests: Caesar’s; Bill ' s; The opposite sex; Rugged Richard; Baseball; Basket- ball; Swimming; Fun. Ac- tivities: ROTC Basketball 2-4; Volleyball 2; Baseball 2; C 0. Ambition: To be a success financially; reli- giously; and at home; to find that special one. JEANNE M. BOWLING T iger Interests: Hockey; talk about your good times; the point; J.C. ; Alpha Omega; fall of ' 61 ; Grace’s closet ; D-day; my bear; Fluffy’s pit. Activities : Thespians 1; Beta Beta Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Pep club; Flicker committee 4; AFS 3, 4; International Relations club 4. Ambition: To face the future with a smile; to suc- ceed in whatever I may at- tempt. CHARLES BROOKS Chic Interests: Cars; SES: Hes- perus; Girls; Boats; Foot- ball; Hockey. Activities: Band 1; ROTC Sports 2-4. Honors: Company CGB Ambition: To be a success- ful contractor. RICHARD BOLCOME Dick FRANCIS BRADSTREET Butch Interests: Guess who!; 8 Cabo Drive; Peppermint Lounge; Miami; Holly- wood; Art; water skiing; Privacy; weight-training; Summer!; Food!! Activi- ties: Beta Beta biology club; chairman 3, President 4. Honors: Biology award 1961 ; Honorable Mention G.H.S. ; Science Fair 1961; Participant in Northshore Regional. Ambition: Never to consider myself fully edu- cated, and sink back into what little 1 have learned! DAMON W ' . BOUTCHIE “ Boutch ” Interests: Football games; hockey; Ernies Detroleum and automotive brokerage; Dianne. Activities: ROTC 2, 3, 4; Beta Beta biology club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To do something worth more than $10,000 a year. for tn Ae it ext le seniors ai ma an a DONNA ESTELLE BROWN Babe Interests: Dick; ’57 Olds; Salem; Fall of ’61; Boule- vard; Those weekends; ’56 Fords; Record; That Cer- tain Someone; To win an argument just once; Bobby’s Girl. Activities: Student Secretary; Service Club. Honors: Type Awards 3, 4. Ambition: To make my par- ents proud of me; to live a long life with that some- one. EVERETT BROWN, JR. Rett Interests: Girls; Tic Toe; Girls; One of Four. Activ- ities: Basketball 1. 2; ROTC Sports 2-4; Track 2; Color Guard 2, 3; In- dividual Drill 3; Prize Squad 3; Haskell Drill 3; Deven’s Squad 3. Honors: Cpl. 2, 3; Second Lt. 4; Winning Prize Squad. Ambi- tion: To be as good a man as my mother is a woman. t Now, Skip, this is a microscope . . . GERALDINE BUDROW Gerry Interests: Those Friday nights at Canteen; Ask Lee; That certain someone; Those days at the beach; Talks with JoAnn; Pizza; Sunday afternoons; My freshman year. Honors: Type 2-4. Activities: Office Assistant 3, 4; Teachers Secretary. Ambition: To face the future with an open mind; to accept the past as it happened. JOANNE BULDUC Jo Interests: Ralph; Writing- letters; Those talks; Pink; Dancing; Long Rides; 1961; Lotta Laffs; Eating subs; Bowling. Activities: Teachers Secretary. Honors: Type Awards 2-4. Ambition: To learn to trust and never doubt. 65 7 Tos of our time is spent in tJie c assrooms. MICHAEL C. BURKE Mike Interests: Hockey; Skating; Cars; The Red Bomb; “Snap the Jack”; The Garage; That certain one; Rockport; The farm; T.V. ; Stereo. Activities: ROTC 2, 3, 4; Auto Shop 2, 3, 4; President Vocational Club 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To be successful in anything I at- tempt; to be my own boss. MARLENE M. CANN Interests: Dancing; bowl- ing; Spectator sports; Down River; New Hampshire; Think much? Activities: Bi- ology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Girls’ Basketball 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Business Club 3, 4; Flicker 4; Guidance Office 4. Honors: Typewriting 2. Ambition: To learn some- thing new and useful every day; to live long but to live right. VERONICA E. CARR Ronnie Interests: Eric: April love; ’55 Ford; Clams; Pizza; Those double dates; Ask Sandi; “Night Theme” N. H. ; Canoeing; Water skiing; swimming; Skating; Basketball; Football games. Activities: Archery 2, 3, 4; Flicker Committee 4. Honor: Type Awards 2, 3; Bookkeeping award 3; O. B.E. pin. Ambition: To remain happy forever; to see our dreams come true. ROBERT CAVANAUGH Cav, Caviar, Bob Interests: A little blue eyed blonde; Red Flash; Hunt- ing; Sport Cars; Weight Lifting; Water Skiing; Rockport Dances; Jesse James Gang. Activities: Football 1-4; ROTC Sports 2-4; Apparatus Club 1. Honors: Second place Prize Squad 3; Squad Leader 4. Ambition: To make my mother and uncles proud of me. LINDA SCOTT CALL Interests: A certain senior; Flying to Rockland, Really? Activities: Spanish 1-4; Ger- man Club 3, 4, Treasurer; Pep Club; Office Assistant; Stevens Reviewers 4; In- ternational Relations Club 4; Biology Club 1, 2; Lead- ers Club 1, 2; Honors: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Ambition: To take up where Eliza Doolittle left off. WILLIAM CHADWICK Bill Chad Interests: Paint Shop; Girls; The Y; The hot Ply- mouth (Plaza); The Jesse James gang. Activities: Football 1, 2; ROTC Sports 2-4; Apparatus Club 1; Print Shop Bowling Team 2, 3. Ambition : To make my mother and father proud. m 66 SHARON CHAPMAN Interests: Timmy; Ipswich; Black ’51 Chevy; Fall of ’61; Saturday nights; 251; We Three; Ask Bert; San- toro’s; Stock cars; White Farms; The Cow. Activities: Tumbling 1, 2; Junior Vol- unteers 1-3; Biology Club 2, 3. Ambition: To attend Mansfield Academy; to make HIS life a happy one. 2:05 P.M. JOHN J. CIARAMETARO Johnny Interests: Hockey; Basket- ball; Baseball; Sailing; The Walk; BITOA; The Gang; Female Population. Activities: Sailing Club 3, 4; Latin Club. Ambition: To do really big things in a really big way; to graduate. ROBERT A. CHATWOOD Bob Interests: Boxing; Money; Girls. Activities: Boys’ Lead- ers Club. Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. MARY JANE CHICK Jane Interests: Mr. X; Psychol- ogy; Long Talks; Table 3; Bay View; Michigan; John Mathis. Activities: Junior Volunteers 1, 2; Flicker Committee 4; Future Nurses of America 4; Chorus 1. Honors: Type Award. Ambi- tion: To never lose sight of God; to become a nurse. VIRGINIA ROSE CHUTE Ginny Interests: Swimming; Bas- ketball; My nieces; Skat- ing; ’51 Chevy; FiFi; The Junction; Essex; Christy. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Basket- ball 2. Ambition: To remain happy forever; to make something of myself in the future. MARY CIARAMITARO Interests: Mr. X; East Gloucester; June of ’61; The Foursome; Canteen; Triple dates; Rainbow; PF ; Hi Sis; We Three. Activi- ties: Archery 1, 2; Tumb- ling 2; Honor Business Club 3, 4; Student Secretary 4; Flicker. Honors: Bookkeep- ing. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to marry that prince and live in a powder blue palace. 67 an cf a SreaA ? n n routine. CATHERINE CLARK Catlvy, Cat Interests: Long Beach; Cry- ing; Exodus; Tally’s; Har- vey; Spilled Soup; Reckless Driving; Xmas; Ask Muc- kie; Promise land; Tri- angle; That Summer. Ac- tivities: Pep Club; Spanish Club 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Jr. Usherette; Office Assistant 3, 4; Bi- ology Club 2-4; Tumbling; Cap and Gown Committee. Ambition: To be small and shine, not great and cast a shadow. WALTER P. CORBETT Pat Interests: Girls; Cars; Boats; Under the new bridge; Water skiing. Ac- tivities: Grenadiers; ROTC Prize Squad; Sports. Ambi- tion: To graduate; to be- come an electronics engi- neer. CAROL J. CONNORS Interests: Alpha Omega; Peps; What the nuts; Soph- omore Sundays; - Breaking Ice; July 4th; At Midnight. Activities: Biology Club 4; Pep Club 4; AFS 3, 4; Jr. Usherette; Office Assistant; Spanish Club 3, 4; Flicker Advertisi ng Committee; Leader’s Club; Beacon; In- ternationa] Relations Club 4. Ambition: To dry my eyes, laugh at a fall, get up, and begin again. ELIZABETH CORKUM Buckets, Betty Interests: That certain someone; Ask Jiff; YPF; One of the guys; Good Har- bor; John ' s; Stop and Shop; honey. Activities: Archery; Junior Volunteers 1; Student Secretary 4; Honor Business Club 4. Honors: Type 2-4; Book- keeping 2, 3. Ambition: To become a successful secre- tary; to see the world in peace. John Wolfe concentrates on a precise drawing. JOSEPH J. COTTONE Joe Interests: Girls; Coin collection; Elm Farm; Fishing; Instrumental record collection ; Bowling. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt. CHERYL ANN COULL Cheryl Interests: Music; Peo- ple; Our famous say- ings; Ask Sharon; Long talks; Good times; Lots ’a Laffs; Those happy hours; weekends. Activities: Archery 2; Biology Club .3, 4; Jr. Usher- ette. Honors: Typing Awards 2. Ambition: To be the kind of per- son my father was; to make those who love me proud of me. 68 Ourincj our study Laf s some of us MARC CRANDLEMIRE Interests : Maria; Dramat- ics; M usic; Maine; Horses; Wizard of Oz; Back Stage. Activities: National Thes- pian Society 2-4; ROTC Band 1, 2; Sailing Club 1; Honor Business Club 4; Or- chestra 3, 4. Honors: Type Awards 2; Pres, of Thes- pians 3, 4. Ambition: To become a TV news or sports caster. MARY ANN CRONIN Butterfly Interests: Tennis lessons; Mid-night; Walks: Pizza parties; Andy’s Luncheon- ette; 6:00; The G.H. kids; Those summer talks and dreams; good hooks; foot- ball, Aunt Tilly; Baseball; Basketball; troubled times. Activi ties: Biology Club 3-4; Elicker Committee Class Roll. Honors: Science Fair Award. Ambition: To be as kind as my mother and understanding as my father; to succeed in life. Lunchtime conversation is a pleasant diversion. DAVID BURLON CROWLEY Dave Interests: Guitar; Painting; Horseback riding; Music; Art. Activities: Band 1-4. Ambition : To live a success- ful life during and after four years of Art School. MICHAEL CURCURU Horse, Munga Interests: Red; Dancing; Tangerine; Seaside; Elliot Ballroom; Red Suspenders; Then and Those; Canteen; CHER-AMI; Ask Stevie; Boulevard Talks; Spa; Tri- ple Decker; Art; Pizza. Ac- tivities: Football 1, 2; Lead- ers Club 2. Ambition: To become a successful artist. JOANNE CURCURU Muscles Interests: Clouds; A certain someone; ' 61 Ford; Movies; Holiday Lanes; Ice skating; Moon; Starts; Long Walks. Activities : Junior Volunteer 1-3; Usherette; Flicker Committee; Library; Cafe- teria; Office Assistant; Chorus; Archery; Appara- tus Club; Secretary. Honors: Type Awards 1, 2. Ambition: To make my par- ents proud of me; to be successful in whatever I at- tempt. FRED S. CURRIER Kuck Interests: Ida; The Pine Club; Jack’s Merc; Ask Him; The Clunker; Essex Vets; Women; Much Cash; Bud; The Boys. Ambition: To see Deanes get his license. (Doris ' for the teachers , floormasters , MARJORIE CUSICK Marjie Interests: Music; Football; Basketball; Laughs and good times; Those long night walks; Bowling. Ac- tivities: Honor Business Club; Bowling; Senior Sec- retary. Honors: Basketball; Volleyball; Typing Awards 1, 2; Bookkeeping Awards; Bowling Trophies. Ambi- tion: To make my parents proud of me; to live, love, and learn ; to meet that cer- tain someone. SHARON A. DAGG ETT Sharon Interests: Johnny; Rock- port; Maroon ’51 Chevy; Winter of ’60; Submarines; Records; Tell Gussy; Ac- tivities: Tumbling 1, 2; Cho- rus 1. Ambition: To marry him and make his life a happy one; to make my mother proud of me. BRIAN E. DAGLE Interests: Music; Skating; Moe’s Corner; New York. Activities: Band 1-3; Gren- adiers 4. Honors: Prize Squad 2; Haskel Driller 2; Corporal 2. Ambition: To become a success at what- ever I attempt to do. DONNA A. DALE Davona Interests: Phil; Years of fun; ’55 Ford; Last sum- mer; G-block study; Advan- ced foods; Fried Onions. Activities: Student Secre- tary; Office Assistant; Ap- paratus Club 1, 2; Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: To change my name but not my initial; to live up to my parents’ expectations. JULIA DACRUZ Julie Interests: That certain someone; DES Drill Team; ’54 Chevy; New Bedford; Mitch’s blue wagon ; Moth- er’s lectures; Our tuna subs; Taking bearings. Ac- tivities: Archery 1; Appara- tus 1-3; Art Club 1; Cho- rus 1-4; Student Secretary. Ambition: To be forgiven by him, not forgotten; to make my parents proud of me. All sorts of postures are found NORMA DALY Ned Interests: Talk about your good times ; Photography ; Painting; Sailing; Camp Confusion; Skiing. Activi- ties: Girls’ Basketball 1; Girls’ Rifle Team 2-4; Biol- ogy Club 2-4; Alpha Omega Tri-Hi-Y 1-4; Pep Club; Flicker Committee 4; Great Books. Ambition: Just to get by. 70 an cf in i n le mam rice. IDA MARIE D’AMICO Interests: Camp confusion; Talk about your good times; CYO; Essex; Alpha Ome- ga; Those notes; That cer- tain someone; The three muskateers. Activities: Pep Club; Thespians 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Flicker Superlatives; Class Dues Collector 4. Honors: Typing 2-4; Book- keeping 3. Ambition: To face the future with an open mind; to accept the past as it happened. JOANNE DANNA Jo Interests: CHARLIE: Spe- cial Seven; Our gang; Let’s go; dancing; Skating; Our rides. Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Badminton 4; Tumb- ling 1; Thespians 4; Beta Beta; Biology 4. Ambition: To find the true meaning of success and to make my- self worthy of it. MARGARET MAE DARE Peggy Interests: Cape Ann Girls; New York; Far, far Future; Ask Diane; Happy days. Ac- tivities: Archery 1, 2; Flicker Committee 4. Ambi- tion: To see the world in peace; to make Mom and Dad proud of me. JOHN KENNEDY DAVIS Jack In terests : Photography ; Radio; Boating; Horses. Activities: Stage Crew 1-4; Flash Photographer 3, 4; Flicker Committee 4. Honors: Vice-President Stage Crew 4; Audio-Visual Manager 3. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do; to make my parents proud of me. ROBERT L. DAVIS Butch Interests: Girls; ’51 Chevy; The Big G from 323; Sports; Corvets; Dancing; Tropical Fish; Money; Print Shop. Activities: Ben- jamin Franklin Club 3, 4; Science Club. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to finish my printing career. GEORGE F. DAWSON Fred Interests: Dikes; The camp; ’5 Chevy; Corvair; New York; Sports; Fishing; Bowling. Ambition: To be successful in later years. lor In a classroom. I 7 fie courses eacfi student may taAe ran ye from BARBARA A. DEACON Barb Interests: Sports; Swim- ming; Tennis Lessons; Music; 4-H; Piano; Choir; Football games; MYF. Ac- tivities: Spanish Club 2-4; German Club 3, 4; Usher- ette 3; Basketball 2; Bi- ology Club 1, 2; Archery; Cashier. Ambition: To know my purpose in life; to be able to understand. SARAH ANN DEACON Sally Interests: Pete; ’59; Let- ters; MTY ; Those drums; Home Economics; Skating; Swimming; Flyers; Music. Activities : Archery 1-3; Crafts Club 2; Flash Typist; 4-H; Student Secretary; Sailing Club; Honor Busi- ness Club; Bowling. Hon- ors: Home Economics Tro- phy; Type Awards. Ambi- tion: To give my help, my understanding, and my love; to face the world with a smile. JAMES DENSMORE Jimmie Interests: The Pond; Octo- ber 1, 1943; Connecticut. Activities: Football; Golf, Championship; Hockey; 1962 Summer- Hockey League Title. Honors: 1962 Hockey Unsung Hero Tro- phy; Gloucester Champion- ship Hockey Team Trophy, 1962. Ambition: To make mother proud of me. DENNIS DECOSTE Interests: Debating; Poli- tics; Reading. Activities: In- ternational Relations Club 2-4; French Club 2-4; Chess Club 1-4; Flash reporter 2-4. Honors: Third Prize in Freshman Science Fair; Member of National Honor Society; Co-editor Flash. Ambition: To do the best I can in everything I do. DAVYA M. DIM ARIA Dave Interests: DAVE; Sunday’s pizza; ’52 Buick; Compar- ing notes with the girls; Runaway hubcab. Activi- ties: Basketball; Honor Business Club; Secretary; Student Secretary; Office Assistant. Honors: Type Awards; Bookkeeping Awards. Ambition: To be a good parent as mine have been to me; to see the world through his eyes. LEANORA DIM ARIA Interests: Johnny; Dancing; Dates; Ask Nancy and Gerry; Football games; Those Songs; Weekends; Johnny Angle. Activities: Thespians; Pep Club; Stu- dent Secretary; Service Club. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: To be a certain carpenter’s private secre- tary; to live, love, and be happy. FRANK LEWIS DULEY Tom Duley, Dules Interests: Band; DeMolay; Girls; Hi-Y; Cars; Boats; Water Skiing; Canteen; M usic; Dancing; Football; Electronics. Activities : Band 1-4: ROTC Flicker Commit- tee; DeMolay 1-4. Honors: Cpl. 3; Band Commander 4; DeMolay Treasurer. Am- bition: To get a good col- lege education majoring in the science field; to make the most of my life. LESLIE N. DULONC Penny Interests: Boston; Football; Roses; Laboratory at AGH; Stars; Babysitting; Choir Boys; Reckless Driving; MYF; That House on Wash- ington Street. Activities: Spanish Club; Flicker Com- mittee; Pep Club 4. Ambi- tion: To lead a happy and worthwhile life; to become a good medical technologist. 72 SHEILA DUPONT Interests: LOUIE; Writing letters; Memories; Talk about your good times; Bombing; The Hill; Alpha Omega. Activities : Floor- master’s assistant 3, 4; AFS 4; Pep Club. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: To un- derstand life as God created it; to make the right deci- sions. NANCY J. EKLUNI) Nanc, Nan Interests: Long, lazy sails; Brookwoods and Snow- bound; Bicycle rides; Star Island; Ask Dot; Umbrel- las; Farrington; The Pil- grim Fellowship gang; Rainbow; The Artists; Skat- ing under the stars; Beach parties; The Steeple, Ten- nis lessons. Activities: Sail- ing Club 2-4. Ambition: To serve God; to love and be loved. Such concentration, girls! JACQUELINE ELLIS Jack Interests: U of Mass.; Boats; Swimming; Music; The Shore; Junior Mu- nicipal Day. Activities: Library asst.; Archery 3, 4; Sailing 3, 4; Future Nurses of America 2-4; Historian and Prog. Comm. 4; Glee Club 2-4; Junior Volun- teers 4; Bowling League 3; 4-H 1-4; AFS 4. Ambition: Que Sera, Sera. JANE F. EMERSON Emmy Interests: Skiing; Tennis; Football games; Comparing notes with the girls; The attic; Questions and Answ- ers; Country life. Activities: Basketball 1-3; Field Hock- ey 3; Track 2. Honors: Bookkeeping 1; Type 1. Ambition: To see the Olym- pics in person; to make my parents proud of me. 73 7 2 spite of our comp faints, we really cfo ALBERT H. ENOS Umgie; Al, Henry Interests: Hunting; Cars; Fishing; Golf; Loafing; Coins; Hockey. Activities: Hockey 1; Football 1. Ambi- tion: To be a successful draftsman; to make a hot rod; to reach a high goal in life. ROBERTO LUCIANO FORTES FAGUNDES Robbie Interests: Music; Basket- ball; Volleyball; Soccer; Art; Guitar; Saxophone; Swimming. Activities: American Field Service; Bi- ology Club; Football. Honors: American Field Service Scholarship. Ambi- tion: To he an engineer; to bring about a better re- lationship between Brazil and the United States. MENA L. FAMILIARI Maynes Interests: Alpha Omega; Talk about your good times; Venus in bluejeans; Old Spice; The Line up; The Pit; Summer of ’62. Activ- ities: Flicker Committee; Thespians 4; Honor Busi- ness Club; Pep Club; AFS. Honors: Type Awards. Am- bition: To be what I am, not what I am not. ROSARIA FINAZZO Interests: HIM; Busy Beav- er Club; Red, white, and blue; Sports; The hangout; Those good old days. Activ- ities: Honor Business Club, President 4; Spanish Club 3; Glee Club; Flicker Ad- vertising Committee; Stu- dent Secretary. Honors: Typing awards; bookkeep- ing awards; NOMA award. Ambition: To fulfill my life in every extent — an exten- tion which includes every- thing from A to Z. KENNETH L. ENOS Kenny Interests: Girls; automo- tives; mechanics. Activities: ROTC Sports. Honors: Lieu- tenant Colonel, ROTC. Am- bition: To be a Jet Mechan- ic; to settle down and have a family. Better hurry! It is 10:57. PAMELA JEAN FISCHER Pammy Interests: Down River; Can- teen; Music; Pizza Parties; Essex Clams; Talking; Ski- ing; Happy Harry; Foot- ball games; The Ears. Ac- tivities: Archery 3; Teach- ers Secretary 4; Chorus 3, 4. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambition: To become an efficient secretary; to make my parents proud of me. noi mine f he worA ancf we enjoy the fun. JOAN FLANNAGAN Divingboard Boulevard; ask Carol; Pol- lie’s Parties; The Castles; the Three Stooges; Custer’s Last Stand. Activities: Stu- dent secretary; Service Club; Student Supervisor. Ambition : To become a pri- vate secretary; to heed everything I hear; to be- lieve half of it. MARYANNE FRONTIERRO MAF Interests: A certain some- one; Lollypops and roses; Talk about your good times; Camp Confusion; Alpha Omega; Maria and those Great Brazilians; Three Musketeers; Pride and Joy; Our Hockey Team; Football; Work; Never On Sunday; Teach- ing. Activities: Pep Club; Stage Crew; Secretary; Bi- ology Club; Spanish Club; Thespians; AFS; Flicker. Honors: Typewriting awards. Ambition: To live on Happiness Street, corner of Sunshine Square and al- ways stay Young at Heart. ROBERT C. FOLEY Bob; Fol’s Interests: Hi-Y; CYO; Lufa’s Lake; all those parties; the Line-up; Ace’s Cars one and two; Sports. Activities: Basketball 1-3; Captain 4; Track 3, 4; Base- ball 4; ROTC Sports 2-4; Dues Collector. Ambition: To go to college, get mar- ried, and make my parents proud of me; to enjoy my life to its fullest. NANCY E. FOUGERE Interests: That certain someone; Pep Club; My poodle; horseback; Riding; Born too Late; Essex; Those parties; Football games. Activities: Pep Club; Supervisor 3; Student sec- retary 4. Honors: Typewrit- ing awards. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to sail the sea of ambi- tion; to land in the harbor of success. ROBERT FRANCIS Bob Interests: Electronics; Music Guitar. Activities: Science Club 1, 2; Vocation- al Club. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I attempt. BRADLYN M. FROST Brad, Butch Interests: Boys; Music; Dancing; Bowling; Ice Skating; Fishing; Guns. Ac- tivities: Crafts Club 1; Glee Club 2-4; A Cappella Choir 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2. Ambition: To be over five feet tall; to live up to my parents expectations. 75 Jir s neacfin for business posilions pet RODNEY GENAWESE Roddy Interests: Automobile and mechanical de- vices. Honors: Ser- geant. Ambition: To own my own business. Lose your books, Janice? PAUL F. GALANTE Hawkey e, Jr. Interests: 13% Addison Street; Saturday after- noons; The Big from 323; Walking; Print Shop; Pay day at Tadco. Activities: Benjamin Franklin Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, Co- captain 4; Prize Squad 2, 3; ROTC Sports 2, 3, 4; Basketball. Honors: Foot- ball Co-captain; Corporal 2, 3. Ambition: To live a good, happy, successful life. SALVATORE, GALANTE, JR. Hawkeye Interests: The Fort; Can- teen; Sports; girls; My friend. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honors: Football Co-captain 1, 4. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt; to make my brother and sister proud of me. MARY C. GALLAGHER Chris Interests: Arnie; Room 301; Ask Donna; Hunting in Cape Breton; playing tricks; Football games; talks with Eldridge and Sal; Cher-ami; Pins; Bombing around. Activities: Pep Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Teacher secretary 4; Field hockey 1. Honors: Typing Awards 1, 2. Ambition: To become a Cosmetologist; to make that certain someone happy. ROBERT S. GALLANT Bob, Junior Interests: Hockey; boating; fishing; hunting; girls. Ac- tivities: ROTC. Ambition: To be a civil engineer; to make my parents proud of me. MARY GALLO Beachball Interests : ART ; that ship; Letters; Donna’s problems; dancing; WMEX; Pizza; Old East Gloucester Gang; Johnnie Mathis; The Rebel. Activities: Cho- rus 3; Library Assist- ant 3, 4; Flicker 4. Ambition: To marry him; to become a beau- tician and to tease Cindy’s long hair. ’t CClI t e ■c prat experience in assroo n MARY GENOVESE Shared Interests; Bebe; Marias Pizza; Canteen; Bob’s Clam Shack; PJ. Parties; That trip to Florida; room 5; Summer of ’61. Activi- ties: Honor Business Club 3; CYO; Office Assistant 3. Honors: Typewriting I Award. Ambition: To be happy; to marry that cer- tain someone. EMIL A. GERTSCH Emmy Interests: Jeeps; Clams; skating; photography; Plum Island or bust; Girls. Activ- ities; German Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Honor Guard. Ambition: To be a success in the engi- neering field. ANTHONY J. CHARRETT Tony Interests: Swimming; bunt- ing; trout fishing; moun- tain climbing; Order of the Arrow. Activities: football 2, 3; Band 1-4; basketball manager 2; Corporal ROTC Honors: Sawyer Medal; Harvard Book Award; 3rd place Science Fair 1962; Eagle Scout; Junior Rotar- ians. Ambition: To obtain an advanced degree in sci- ence; to move back to Alaska. ANTHONY GILARDI Tony Interests: Three Muske- teers; Ice skating; The Boulevard; Girls; Canteen. Activities: ROTC Sports; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill 3; Grenadiers 3. Ambition: To succeed in the field of electronics; to lead a happy useful life. FREDERIC GILLIGAN Ric JANE E. GILLIS Gilla “Good morning, Mr. Hooper’s office.” Interests: Grace’s closet; Pajama Parties; D-Day; Boston Bees; The Pit. Ac- tivities: Sub-Cheering; Hon- or Business Club; Biol- ogy Club; Flicker Commit- tee; Student Secretary; Thespians; Flicker Collec- tor; AFS. Honors: Type, Bookkeeping, OBE Awards. Ambition: To radiate happi- ness! to return kindness. Interests: DeMolay; My car; Girls; Pax Pharmacy; New York; Football games; Bowling. Activities: Band; Biology Club; Cafe. Honors: Corporal 3; Marksmanship 3. Ambition: To obtain health, wealth, and happi- ness; to make everything of my life. and performing exira chores RICHARD GONSALVES Speedy Interests: GIANTS; The walk; Football games; The boys; Sports; Girls; Ask Ed. Activities : Sailing Club 2-4; Football 1-3; Track 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To achieve good stand- ards in life, making my par- ent’s proud of me; to see the Giants win a champion- ship. MARION ANN GOODWIN Interests: Dancing; Down River; Spectator Sports; Music; Beach Party; Maine. Activities : Floormaster’s As- sistant 1-4; Biology Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2-4; Latin Club 2; Junior Usher- ette 3; Service Club; Fu- ture Nurses of America 4; Flicker 4. Ambition: To be- come an efficient nurse; to make the ones I love proud of me. WILLIAM GOODHUE Archie Interests: Just riding around; jam session; Mt. Pleasant Avenue; The boys; Laughs. Activities: Honor Guard 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To have a happy and successful life. ROBERT D. GOODWIN Goody Interests: Bowling; Golf; The Three R ' s; Loafing. Ac- tivities: Honor Business Club 3, 4; Track 2. Honors: Bookkeeping and Type Awards. Ambition: To be successful in the accounting field; to retire at 31. RAZELLE DONNA GOOS Razie Interests: Chemistry lab; Tennis; Stratford; Christ- mas in New York; Football games; Room 325. Activi- ties: French Club 1-4; Latin Club 2; Beacon 1-4; Flicker 4; Usherette 3; AFS 1-3; Leaders Club. Ambition: To sail the sea of ambition and land in the harbor of success. JANET FAYE GRANT Chatterbox Interests: HIM; Swimming; Movies; The Future With That Certain Someone; Hav- ing Fun; Oh, Life; Sum- mer of ’60. Activities: Honor Business Club; Usherette 3; Rifle Team; Biology Club; Chorus; Spanish Club; Flicker Representative; Stu- dent Secretary. Honors: Shorthand; Type Awards; NOMA. Ambition: To try to understand, trust, love, and be loved. Some of us spend our study DONNA GREEKE Dawn Interests: BOB; Royal Drag- ons; Ask Jeannie; Parties; Beach Parties; Mary’s Prob- lems. Activities: Student Secretary; Chorus 1-4. Honors: Type Awards. Am- bition: To become a cosme- tologist; to make that cer- tain someone happy. Ills studying! I EMMETT GUEST II Tim Interests: Looking thin gs over with Glen and Dave; Friday nights; Education; Golf: Philadelphia; Those Green Eyes; Hure Jr’s. Su- per Six. Activities: Foot- ball; Baseball; Basketball; Golf 2-4; ROTC Sports; Honor Guard; Individual and Haskell drills; Student Council. Honors: Place Prize Squad 2; North Shore Golf Champs; Cpl. 2; Ser- geant 3; Platoon Leader 4. Ambition: To contribute something to society; to carry out my ambitions. PETER DELL GREEKE Pete Interests: Swimming; Water skiing; Hunting; Weight lifting. Activities: Rifle Team 2-4; Sailing Club 1-4; Track 4; Stage Crew 1-4; Science Club 1, 2. Ambi- tion: To be a success in whatever I attempt; to make a million. ROBERT W. GREEKE IF oody Interests: Sailing; The Three R’s; Fishing; Row- ing; Surfboat; Sleeping. Ac- tivities: Freshman Football. Ambition: Undecided. THOMAS E. GRIFFIN Grill Interests: JONELLE; Rock- port ; 229 Concord Street ; Riding; Summer Fun; New Hampshire; Swimming; Boat. Activities : Football 3, 4. Ambition: To get a good job, so that I can give her a happy and satisfying life. KAREN HAGSTROM Murf Interests: Piano; Swimming. Activities: French Club 1-4; Junior Volunteers 1-4; Flash; Biology Club; Na- tional Honor Society; AFS; Flicker Literary Committee; Stevens Book Reviewers. Honors: French Book Prize; Biology Book Prize; College Woman’s Club Prize; AFS Scholarship. Ambition: To make the most of life. 79 y bear Christmastime we be jin to worry about JOHN G. HANSON Jack Interests: Demolay; Rock- port; The two J’s; Tuba Tootin; Ask Ed and Jon; Bus Trips; Sports; King- ston Trio; Piece of Chrome; Country store; New York trip; Crashing Saturday night meetings. Activities: Band; Orchestra; Zodiacs; Biolog y Club 4. Honors: Corporal 2. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I at- tempt. JUDITH HARLING Judy Interests: TOM; Bowling; Good Ole Sadie; Watching Sports; Miniature golf; Church; writing letters; collecting postcards. Activi- ties: Archery; Biology; Fu- ture Teachers of America. Honors: Type Award. Ambi- tion: To keep smiling al- ways; to become a good teacher. JAYNE HANRAHAN Jaynie, Louie Interests: U.N.H. Dock; Clam Shack; Race Track; U. Va. ; swimming; Sina- tra; Shearing; Mantovani. Activities: Drill Team; AFS; Leaders Club; Biol- ogy Club; Flash; Spanish Club; Supply Room; Ush- erettes. Honors: Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Latin II, III Book Prizes; Spanish II Book Prize. Ambition: To discover, to strive for, and to obtain whatever success and happiness life has to offer. JOANNE E. HARDING Jo Interests: HARRY; God, His House and His Chil- dren; Breakwater; New Hampshire; Boston; Grad- uation Day; The Future. Ac- tivities: Archery 1; Future Nurses of America; Spanish Club; Junior Volunteers; Biology Club. Ambition: To maintain health in myself and others, for “He” who has health has hope, and he has everything. EILEEN HEDETNIEMI Interests: JIM; Ask Mar- gie; Ford; Go-Karts; Ma- riners; horseback rides; Halloween; Alpha Omega. Activities : Biology Club; Basketball Team; Junior Usherette; Flicker Staff. Honors: Sawyer medal. Am- bition: To live on love and happiness; to love and be loved by all. GEORGE B. HANDRAN Interests: Stratford trips; Language and Literature; people; A certain Senior; Scotch foursome; Genealog- ical Studies. Activities: Na- tional Thespian Society 1, 2; French Club 2-4; Ger- man Club 1, 2, 4; Stevens Book Reviewers 4; Beacon 1-4. Honors: French II Book Prize. Ambition: To take up where Henry Higgins left off. ROBERT L. HERRICK Dutch Boy Interests: A certain girl; 1957 Ford; Convertibles; Guitar; Art; Pay day at Tadco’s; Boulevard. Activ- ities: Benjamin Franklin Club; Football; Track; ROTC Sports. Honors: Treasurer of Benjamin Franklin Club. Ambition: To go to Art school; to make my parents proud of me. SHARON L. HILSHEY Interests: People; Our fa- mous sayings; Ask Cheryl; The store; Work much; Pizza; Horseback riding; Long talks; Lunch; Those happy days and hours. Ac- tivities: Biology Club; Arch- ery. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt ; to make my parents and everyone I love proud of me. 80 raising money for our class (lues DOUGLAS HILTZ Doug Interests: Football; Boat- ing; Waterskiing; Hockey; Swimming. Ambition: To better myself in any and every way. GAIL P. HOGAN Canuck Interests: Swimming; Skat- ing; Walking; Driving; Eating; Weekends; Math; Football games. Activities : Years in Hingham 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Softball 1; Dramatic Club 1, 2; Arch- bearer 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Junior Usherette 3; Flicker Representative 3. Ambition: To live a good, healthy, and prosperous life; to see the world, the people in it, and profit by all mistakes. “Some of us go cheerfully to class while others go indifferently.” ROBERT HOPKINS I loppy , Potter Interests: Girls; Cars; Sports; Pottermobile; That certain someone; Laughs in 201; The new bridge. Am- bition: To succeed in what- ever I may attempt; to make Mom and Dad proud of me. ELIZABETH HURD Bonnie Interests: Camping; Pho- tography; Swimming; Sail- ing; Symphonies; Guitar; Johns Hopkins; Poetry; Mudsprings, Ark. Activi- ities: IRA Club 4; Great Books ; Stevens Reviewers 3, 4; French Club, Presi- dent 3, 4; Biology Club 1-4; Flash 1-3; Girls’ Basket- ball; Flicker; Usherette. Honors: Ingalls Poetry Con- test — First Prize; Second Prize 2; NHS 3, 4; G.S. Roundup. Ambition: To build a better mousetrap. Z q Je Jzept in min cf tJie seconcf wee A ARTHUR HURLBURT, JR. Artie Interests: Sports; Laughs in 201; that ’51 Chevy; cars; under the new bridge. Activ- ities: Hockey 1-4; Golf 2-4; ROTC sports; Honor Guard 2, 3; Prize Drill 2, 3; Has- kell Drill 2, 3; Individual Drill 2, 3; Corporal 2, 3, Sergeant 4. Ambition: To live, laugh and be happy and to be someone someday. MICHAEL A. JACKMAN Mike Interests: Photography; ra- dio; the Casiona; model air- planes. Activities: Science Club 1, 2; Biology club 2-4; Flash photographer 3, 4; Beacon photographer 3; Flicker photography commit- tee. Ambition: To succeed at everything I attempt; to be happy. JANET JACOBS Kandi Interests: The blue ’53 Che- vy; We six; ask Mena and Sharon; The Magnolia kids; Rafe’s Chasm; Singing Beach; That certain some- one in my home-town. Am- bition: To become a model; to live a long, happy life. JUDITH CYNTHIA JONES Judy Interests: Talking; Some- one; Talk about the good times; Alpha Omega; Can- teen; Xmas; Camp Confus- ion; Work; Football; Never on Sunday. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team 2-4; Pep Club; AFS 1-4; Beta Beta Biology Club 3, 4; Stage Crew 1-4; Flicker committee. Ambi- tion : To attend a school of nursing; to stay young at heart. ROSAMOND HYDE Sukie, Scuke Interests: Searching; Find- ing; Dreaming; Tin An- gels; Provincetown; Mike’s Club; Baez; Art; Makeba; Segovia; poetry. Activities: Latin Club; French Club; Thespians; Art Club; Flick- er; Basketball; Field Hock- ey; Beacon; Usherette. Honors: First prize Ingalls Poetry Contest. Ambition : To find myself, to be my- self; to live, love, and create. KAY LOUISE JOSEPH KZ, Jo Interests: Those clams; The white bomber; Last sum- mer; The marsh people; Horses; Baking cookies with Linda; Sewing; The games in the winter. Activities: Honor Business Club; Ath- letic Office Assistant; Flick- er commit’ “e. Ambition: To succeed in my chosen field; to see the world in PEACE. 82 DENNIS JOSLIN Elliot Ness Interests: Antique cars; An- tique record players and rec- ords; North Shore Old Car Cluh; Misty Acres. Ambi - , don: To join the army or navy. WILLIAM E. KINCADE BUI I nterests: Swimming; Base- ball; Football; Hockey; Bowling; Girls; First floor corridor; Fishing. Activities: Baseball 1-4; Latin Club 2; ROTC; Sports 2-4. Honors: Sergeant 3. Ambition: To join the Coast Guard or the Navy; to be a success in life. JUDITH A. KARCHER Judy Interests: TOM; The begin- ning; Edelweiss; Football games; Skiing; Spain. Ac- tivities: Spanish Cluh 1-3, Pres. 4; Leader’s Cluh 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Girls’ Rifle Team 2-4; Jr. Volunteers 1, 2; Pep Club 4; Jr. Usher- ettes; Supply office assistant 2-4; Flicker. Honors: Saw- yer Medal 1; National Hon- or Society 3, 4. Ambition: Always to have something to look forward to with hope. GEORGE KARVELAS Ace Interests: Water skiing; Sports; New York; Girls; The Lineup; All those par- ties; Lufkin’s Lake. Activ- ities: Band 1-4; ROTC sports; Chess Club 1, 2; German Club 2; Track 4. Honors: Marksmanship 3; Music Festival 2. Ambition: To do my best in whatever I may attempt; to make my parents proud of me. CHARLES L. KESTERSON Lenny Interests: Music; Cars; San- dy; The ’53 Ford; 82 Con- cord ’58; Our problems; Good old guitar’s. Activities: Vocational Club 1-3; ROTC. Ambition: To be a state po- liceman ; to conquer my heart’s desire. EDWARD KLEIMOLA Eddie Interests: Swimming; Ole- ana; Band; Stamps; Girls; Bowling; Rockport; football games. Activities: Band 2-4; Sailing Club 3, 4; Honor Business Club 4; Orchestra 2-4; Cafeteria worker 1-3; Flicker Committee 4; YPF. Honors: Typing 2; Book- keeping 2, 3; Marksmanship 3; Corporal 3. Ambition: To retain my sense of humor in life; to become educated in the business field. 83 : 7 narcf to realize that after four i DON LACEHDA Donnie Interests: Weight lifting; Swimming; The Hill; Sports; Bill’s; CYO. Activ- ities: Track 3, 4; Leader’s Club. Ambition: To reach all my goals in life; to make more than $10,000 a year. EDWARD LAFLAM Eddie Interests: Hunting; boating; cars (Hot Rods); But girls come first. Activities : ROTC; Cape Ann Model Airplane Club. Ambition: To become a first class ma- chinist. SANDRA D. LAFOND Cookie Interests: Blue Heaven; New Hampshire; Bowling at Hol- iday Lanes; Summer of ’62 “Crazy”; You serious; Learning German; Irmgard Horn; Parties — ask Sam. Activities: Teacher’s Secre- tary 4. Honors: Typewriting and Bookkeeping awards. Ambition: To live my life with the greatest joys; to succeed in whatever I may try. ANDREA M. LAINE Andi Interests: Football; Those Tuesday nights with the girls; Canteen; Dedham; Denver; Pizza; Vancouver. Activities: Junior Volun- teers; Flicker Committee 4. Honors: Type Awards. Am- bition: To become an R.N. PAUL W. LANDRY Interests: The Wiffenpoofs; Digging; Homework!!; Bike Rides; Camp confusion. Ac- tivities: Football 2-4; ROTC Volleyball 3, 4; Softball 2-4; Basketball 3, 4. Ambition: To be successful and happy in whatever I do. Susan is intent upon finishing her test GWENDOLYN M. LANE Lynn Interests: BRUCE; Red net; Last summer; Hotel Rocka- way; Coffee at Reed’s; Part- nership; Klunk. Activities: Leaders Club; Pep Club; AFS; Basketball; Archery; Cap and Gown Committee; Biology Club. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: To be as happy as I am now; to have the respect of my parents al- ways. ears eve moufef lade our final midyears. MARY ANNE LARSON Interests: Discussions; Sis- terly concern; Sewing. Ac- tivities: Junior Volunteers 1, 2; AFS 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Junior Usherette; Floor Master’s Assistant. Honors: Sawyer Medal. Ambition: To remember no man is an is- land. ARTHUR LEE Art, Lee Interests: Evie; Bowling; Football; Swimming; Base- ball: Girls; Coin Collecting; Skating. Activities: Honor Business Club 3, 4. Honors: Type awards; Bookkeeping awards. Ambition: To suc- ceed at whatever I may at- tempt. Your seam should be 5 8 inch. MERRY LEVY Interests: Candystripers; Basketball games; Folk singing; ukeleles; playing the piano; swimming. Activ- ities: Biology Club 4; Fu- ture Nurses 3, President 4. Flicker class roll 4. Hon- ors: Sawyer Medal. Ambi- tion: To become a registered nurse. ANNE M. LINQUATA Interests: Busy-Beaver Club; Coffee breaks; reading; people and places. Activ- ities: Library Assistant 1; Honor Business 3, 4; Treas- urer 4; Student Secretary 4; Flicker 4. Honors: Book- keeping; Type. Ambition: To be a dreamer in a real- istic world; to be a realist in a dreamer’s world. MARY J. LIMA Chuncky Interests: The blue wagon; My special guy; Pizza; Dril- ling; Those rides for clams; Parties; Taking bearings; The kids. Activities: Honor Business Club; Student Sec- retary; Girls’ Basketball Team. Honors: Bookkeeping Awards. Ambition: To be happy and successful at whatever I attempt. DOMINIC LOIACIANO Interests: MARIE; Wonder- ful; Sunday football; Bowl- ing; Tempest; Taking pic- tures; Pizza, Ball games on television. Activities: Base- ball; Basketball; ROTC Sports. Ambition: To remain happy forever; to see OUR dream come true! Some girls tade advantage of dome economics jo VALERIE JEAN LOWE Byrde Interests: Our Hockey Team; Happy Hunter; Swimmirtg; Talk about your good times; New Hampshire. Activities: Honor Business 4; Girls’ Drill Team 2-4; Apparatus 2; AFS; Biology 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Flicker ; Student Secretary 4. Hon- ors: Bookkeeping and Typ- ing awards. Ambition: To think, then do. DAVID A. LUFKIN Interests: Girls; Canteen; Coupe De Lux; Sports. Ac- tivities: Student Council 3; Football 1; Flash 2, 3; Ri- fle Team 2-4, Secretary- Treasurer; Grenadiers 3; In- dividual Drill 2, 3; Prize Squad 2, 3; Haskell 2, 3; Stage Crew 1-4; Latin Club; German Club. Honors: Cadet Colonel; Jr. Rotarian ; Boys’ State; National Honor So- ciety; Outstanding Sopho- more cadet; 2nd place Indi- vidual; Sr. Haskell Medal. Ambition: To become a med- ical doctor. JANICE KAY LUFKIN Lula Interests: People; Brazil; Traveling; Sports; Scoop- ing; Pixies; Grace’s closet; Talk about your good times. Activities: Leader’s Club 1, 2; Biology 2-4; Girls’ Drill Team 2, 3, squad leader 4; Spectacular 3, 4; Jr. Usher- ette; AFS 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 4; Flicker. Honors: Type award; Jr. Class Treasurer. Ambition: To add more chapters to my book. MARY ANN LUPO Loops Interests: Horn toad; Ski- ing; The window; From Soups to Loops; Bee Bell Bu’s; Ride on a Rainbow; Runaway; 17 Thatcher Road. Activities: Honor Business Club 2-4; Student Secretary. Ambition: To have all my dreams come true with that certain you know who. SUSANNE W. LOWRIE Sue, Susie Interests: Mr. Karcher’s of- fice; Starfishing; Mike and Ike; Reviewers’ Meetings. Activities: Class Ring Com- mittee; Jr. Volunteers 1, 2; AFS 3, 4; Flash 3, 4; Ger- man Club Secretary 3, 4; Stevens Reviewers Treasurer 3, 4 ; Usherette: In ternation- al Relations 4; Office Assist- ant 3, 4. Honors: National Honor Society 3, 4; Flicker editor. Ambition: To find in myself what I admire in oth- ers; to do my best. LORENE McCLOSKEY Lorie Interests: That certain some- one; New Years; Dancing; Letters; Painting; Twelfth of Never. Activities: Biology Club 2-4; Archery Club 1, 2. Honors: Type Award. Am- bition : To walk through ev- ery door with an open heart and mind. I can ' t stand ourses and 6rus£ up on ifieir cooAiny and sewinp. JAMES MacDONALD Mac Interests: Golf; Hockey; Baseball; Football; Swim- ming; Boating; The Farm. Ambition: To become an electronic designer. MARY ELLEN McLEOD M.E. Interests: Farmers; buckos; basketball; ice skating; swimming; around the Cape. Activities: Girls’ Basketball 1-4; Tumbling and Appara- tus Club 2, 3; FNA 2; Biol- ogy Club 4; Flicker 4; Field Hockey. Ambition: To live a life of love and laughter. Pamela McDonnell Pam Interests: A certain some- one; horses; golf; boating; archery; dancing; church; teaching Sunday school; people, places; long talks; work. Activities: French Club 2-4; Biology Club 3, 4; Girls’ Intramural Archery 2, 3; Chess Club 4. Ambition: To be myself; to make as many people happy as I pos- sibly can. MICHAEL B. McEVOY Mac Interests: Swimming; boats; cars; radios; flat-head en- gines. Ambition: To become a missile technician. DONALD MacINTYRE Mac Interests: Bon; butterflies; bananas; clunker; G.P. races; water skiing; foot- ball; hockey; parties; Cape Cod; jokes. Activities: Foot- ball 1, 2; Grenadiers 3, 4. Honors: Pershing Rifles. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt; to keep- em smiling. EVERETT MacLEOD II Interests: New York City; the stage; stage lighting; RCA Building WEZE; Poli- ticians; NBC; CBS; ABC. Activities: National Thesp- ian Society 2, 3; Executive Officer 4; Physical Science Club 1; Publicity Manager 2; Beacon 1. Honors: Best Thespian 1961-62; Honor- able Mention 1960 Science Fair. Ambition: To work as an announcer at NBC. 87 We found that cue often A ad a canine visitor — SHARON ANN McPECK Shay Interests: Skiing; Riding; Writing letters; That cer- tain someone; Blue Heaven; Whoopee; Summer of ’62; Ask Janet; The lake; Har- bor lights. Ambition: To climb the highest mountain, see the bluest sky, and find the deepest ocean; to know the reason why. WAYNE MARSHALL Pin Interests: Firearms and shooting; guitar; wood working; modelcraft. Activi- ties: Gloucester Grenadiers; Chess Club; Science Club. Ambition: To succeed. DOUGLAS B. MacNEILL Mac, Doug Interests: Girls; Swim- ming; Boating; Hunting; Cars; Food and eating; Sleeping. Activities: Chess Club 1. Ambition: To beat Rip Van Winkle’s record. LEE LAFFORD MARR Lee Interests: Swimming; Boat- ing; Cars; Rockport; Uncle Charlie; Labor Day; green bomb; summer ’61; Activi- ties: A Cappella 1, 2; Gren- adiers 2-4; Prize Squad 2, 3. Honors: Outstanding Jun- ior Cadet; Outstanding Corporal. Ambition: To work for the happiness we all are searching for. LORETTA MARTEL Interests: Swimming; typ- ing; reading; babysitting. Activities: Office Assist- ant. Honors: Type awards 1 and 2. Ambition: To get a good job when I get out of school. RICHARD MALAQUIAS Dick Interests: JACKIE: Brown Eyes; the guard; sleeping. Activities: Football, 3, 4; Leader’s Club 2, 4. Am- bition: To make her hap- py; to make my parents proud of me. DOMINIC MAGNARELLI Interests: Swimming; Football; Hunting; Coin collecting. Activities: Rifle Team; Track Team; Glou- cester Grenadiers. Ambi- tion: To succeed in what- ever I undertake. JACQUELINE MADRUGA Jackie Interests: DICKIE; My Lit- tle Football Player; Com- paring notes with the girls; “Blue Eyes;” Those sisterly battles. Activities: Student Secretary 4; Biology Club 4; Office Assistant 3 and 4; Basketball 1. Honors: Type Awards 1, 2. Ambi- tion : To get married and have a FOOTBALL TEAM of my own. 88 s not fair to get help with your French, Dennis! It’ DIANNA L. MILLER Dyann DANIEL E. MATHESON Dan Interests: Artsy-Craftsy ; weekends; rainy walks; sculpting; art; choreogra- phy; plain brown; back stage. Activities: Thespians 2-4; Archery 1; Apparatus Club 2; French Club 4; Honor Business Club 4. Am- bition : To see, then to cre- ate; and to find the survival, the only meaning. Interests: Airplanes; track; ROTC; football, hunting; fishing; most sports. Activ- ities: Tumbling club, foot- ball spring 2, 3; track 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4; color guard 4; sailing club 1-4; Spanish Club 4. Ambition: To be- come a pilot of jet aircraft or a facsimile. )iie who attended classes faithfully. CHALLIS L. MARTIN Charli Interests: That Special Someone; Mackeral; Laffs; Bowling; Rainbow; Back- stage; People; Artsy-Craft- sy; Sharing. Activities: Cho- rus 1, 2; Glee Club 2-4; Jr. Volunteers 1-4; Apparatus 2; Honor Business Club; Thespians 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Usherette; Student Secre- tary. Honors: Bookkeeping and Type awards. Ambition: Never to look back in sor- row, but always ahead with a smile. STEPHEN E. MARTIN T winkles Interests: Swimming, hunt- ing (fresh-salt water), boat- ing, stamp collecting. Activ- ities: Vocational Club, Treasurer 1-3. Ambition: To become a chief engineer in the Coast Guard; to travel around the U.S. We reviewed for C o ec e J boards ancf LYNNE MILLER Lani Interests: HIM; Judy’s; Those talks; Summer ’62; Bay View; The Gang; Rock- port. Activities: Honor Bus- iness 3, 4; Student Secre- tary 4; Apparatus 2. Hon- ors: Type and Shorthand Awards. Ambition: To find the right path and follow it. JEAN B. MILLETT Jeani, Blondi, Jeano Interests: SOMEONE; Artsy Craftsy; Lois knows; Back- stage; rain; Junior T; Stage Fort Park; Essex South; Rainbow. Activities: Sailing Club 2-4; Thespians 2-4; Glee Club 2-4. Ambi- tion: To find that thing called love; to know the a nswer to the question why. SUZANNE MITCHELL “Mitch,” Sue Interests: Ask Chunky and Julie; New Bedford; A cer- tain blue dodge; Essex chains; DES Drill; The Kids; Taking bearings; Just having fun. Activities: Girl’s Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Apparatus Club 2, 3; Arch- ery 1, 2. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to be successful in whatever I attempt. WILLIAM MITCHELL Bill, Mitch Interests: Sports; Music; Girls. Activities: Band 1-4; Sailing Club 1-4; Chess Club 1-4; Orchestra 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Honors: Sgt. 4; Drum Major 4; Marksmanship Medal 3. Ambition: To be- come a minister; to make my parents proud of me. Work hard, kids! GRACE MARIE MOCERI Gray Interests: The Sea; My Huckelberry Friend; Mathis, Baez, and Trios; Sailing; Reading; Hockey; Camp Confusion; D-day; Twisting; Birds; Alpha Omega; Arrgh! Activities; Honor Business 2-4; Biology Club 2-4; History 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Great Books 4; Flick- er 4; Pep Club 4, Treas- urer 4; International Rela- tions 4; Thespians 3, 4. Honors: Typing Award 2. Ambition: To possess al- ways the respect of those I love. FRANK MONDELLO hoped that we would score well. GEORGE MOORE Dinty Interests: Girls; Cars; Ra- dio; TV; Youth Fellowship. Activities: Vocational Club 1-3. Ambition: To open my own electrical business. JOHN H. MOORE, JR. John Henry Interests: Nuclear physics; Debating; Politics; DeMol- ay; Blue-eyed Girls; Read- ing; Science; Target Prac- tice. Activities: Latin Club 1-2; Chess Club 2-4; Flash 4; Math Team 4; Interna- tional Relations Club; Flick- er. Honors. Sawyer Medal; German II Book Prize; Jun- ior Rotarian. Ambition: To contribute materially to the free world ' s fight against communism; to help pre- serve the economic system which has made this country great. LARRY MORSE Larrybelle Interests: Cars; machines; Hockey; girls; Fishing; Vernon’s Pit. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to be a good machinist. JUDITH MOORE Judy Interests: HIM; Shhh! Problems; Skating; Much trouble? Swimming; Walks; W ' aiting; Working hard; On time. Activities: Archery 1; Apparatus 1, 2; Student Sec- retary 4; Office Assistant 4. Ambition: To make life worthwhile; to share always that certain smile. JONELLE MORRIS Interests: TOMMY; Rock- port; Vicks; Maplewood Avenue; ’51 Ford; Talks with Judy; “Cry Much”; Bray Street; just riding; Summer fun; Swimming; New Hampshire; boat rides. Ambition: To live my life with him and make him hap- py; to have my parents proud of me. CHARLES MOVALLI Interests: Frank Lloyd Wright; Mozart; Gilbert and Sullivan; Friedrich; Things which should be none of my business; Argu- ing. Activities: Chess Club 1, 2; Biology Club 2; Ger- man Club 3; International Relations Club 3, 4; Nation- al Honor Society 4; Flash 2, 3, 4; Honors: Flash editor 4; Student School Commit- teeman 3; National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To make the name known from pole to pole. JlCr. T ) or tfi ancf h s ass s an s heep he school fooA na new. ERNEST NIEBERLE Ernie Interests: Cars; Girls; Hunting; Fishing; Clams. Ambition: To make my par- ents proud of me; to be a success in whatever I at- tempt. JAMES PETER MOVALLI Moe, Jim Interests : Basketball; Base- ball; New York Giants; TV; Twilight Zone; Rid- ing; Money; Music; Volley- ball; Boston Celtics. Activi- ties: Basketball 1-4; ROTC sports. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I may at- tempt; never to stop think- ing. CLIFFORD R. MUISE Cliff Interests: Trumpet; Base- ball; Hockey; Basketball; Bowling; New York Band Trip; Saturday Afternoons. Activities : Band 1-4; J.V. Baseball 2. Honors: Cor- poral 2. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I attempt; to live a long and happy life. SHARON L MULCAHEY Muckle Interests: Letters; Long talks; Pizza; Reckless driv- ing; Spilled soup; Football; Problems; Ducks; Waiting. Activities: Flicker Commit- tee; Biology Club; Library Assistant; Student Secre- tary. Honors: Type Awards 2, 3, 4; Shorthand 3; Book- keeping 3. Ambition: To see “someday” come and stay; to make the impossible pos- sible. KENNETH NICKERSON Snowball Interests: Guns; Hunti ng; Boating; Water Skiing; Skating. Ambition: To join the U.S.N. Sea-bee; to be a successful contractor. RALPH E. NOBLE Ralph Interests: The Three Muske- teers; The Beach; Football; Hockey; Skiing; Remember Salem; Girls; A Girl in Reading. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club ; Boys’ Leaders Club; ROTC Sports; Football 1-4; Hock- ey 1. Ambition: To make my future worthwhile; to make my parents proud of me. Janitorial Conference. ■ LOLA PAIGE NOWE Lo Interests: RUSSELL; South Seas; Secret Seven; Castle Hill; Wagon; Jo’s gang; M.D. Trail; Tonic; Stage Fort. Activities: Honor Busi- ness Club; Secretary Su- pervisor; Student Secretary; Library Assistant; Biology Club; Flicker. Honors: Type; NOMA: Shorthand; Bookkeeping Pin. Ambition: To be a star in the sky of that special someone. SALLY L. NUTTON Sal Interests: Skiing; Tennis; Annapolis; Painting; The Brazilians; Ashes in coffee cups; Misty’s. Activities: Flash 1, 2; Beacon 1-3, co- editor 4; Leader’s Club 1-3; AFS 3, 4; Latin Club 2; German Club 3; Jr. Usher- ette. Ambition: To do all which may achieve a just and lasting peace among our- selves and all nations. BARBARA OGINZ Barb Interests: Kansas City; Los Brazilianos; Serious talks; Paging Pam; Refreshment hour; Cokes and french fries; Down River; The Ears. Activities: Latin Club 2; Biology Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Archery 1; Flick- er Committee; Main Office Assistant 3; Junior Usher- ette 3. Ambition: To live life wisely, reap — its full re- ward. JONATHAN E. OSBORN Ozzie; John Interests: Stock-car races; Work; Friday nights at the Surf; Climbing; Mt. Wash- ington; The Summer of 62; The Hockey Games; Johnny Mathis and Connie Francis at Blinstrubs; ’55 Ford con- vertible. Ambition: To get through high school; to get married at 30. DONALD J. PADRE Don Interests: Gymnastic’s; Weight lifting. Activities: Leaders Club 2, 3. Ambi- tion: To make my mother proud of me no matter what I may do in the future. WAYNE PARADISE Interests: Football; Baseball; Swimming; Hockey. Ambition: To make my mother and father proud of me. We enjoy an occasional mouie — ecfucationaf oj course! UAe new 6us passes were confusing for awhile; U CLIFTON PARADY Butch Interests: Maureen; Boat- ing; Water skiing; Saturday Night; Certain little girl; Hunting; Cars; Essex. Ac- tivities: Gloucester Grena- diers 4. Ambition: To be- come a draftsman; to make my mother and father proud of me. JUDITH PASQUINA Judy Interests: Having fun; Rock- p ort; ANDY “Be good”; Charms; Money; ASK DAD; Football games; The kids; Ray Charles; Sweat- shirts. Activities: Crafts Club; Student Secretary; Advertising committee. Honors: Typing award. Am- bition: To travel abroad; to earn a MRS. Degree. PHILIP L. PARISI Lips Interests: Music; Wingaer- sheek; To keep my foot out of it from now on; boating; football. Activities: Football 1-4; Prize squad 3; Haskell 3; G.H.S. Band 1, 2. Hon- ors: CPO; Cmdr. of C Co.; 3rd place Haskell. Ambition: To be a successful carpen- ter; a part time lobsterman, and a HOT LIP trumpet player. ROSEMARIE PEARSALL Rosa, Smiley Interests: Music; Reading; Cokes and French fries; Re- freshment Hour; Red Rib- bons; Mountain Shadows; Rainy walks; Stratford Trip. Activities: Leader’s Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; O.M.S.A. 1-4. Ambi- tion: To embrace the future without fear; to take life’s disappointments in stride. DANIEL PERKINS Danny Interests: Swimming; Hunt- ing; The Buick. Honors: Bookkeeping Award I. Am- bition: To Become A Drafts- man. DAVID PERKINS Dave Interests: DAVYA; Laughs on the fourteen footer, John’s; Sunday’s pizza; ’52 Buick. Activities: Football 1-4; Rifle Team. Ambition: To be successful in anything 1 may attempt; to make my parents proud of me. GRACE MAE PERKINS Interests: CARL; Rockport; Now Hampshire; Summers in Maine; Bowling; We four; Chandlers; Swimming. Activities: Crafts 2; Spanish Club 3; Honor Business Club 2-4; Jr. Volunteers 2-4; Arehery 2-4, Secretary 4; Service Club 4. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: To become a successful legal secretary ; to make the peo- ple I love proud of me. PAUL E. PERRY Interests: hunting; target shooting; Reading interest- ing books; designing and making parts for firearms; Bowling. Ambition: To be- come a Mechanical Engineer or Machinist. ARTHUR RUSSELL PERRY, JR. Interests: That certain girl; music; dancing; drawing; hunting and fishing; my boat; weight lifting; A Volkswagen; Sundays at Vernon’s pit; The Little Ponderosa. Ambition: To join the Air Force; to do my best at all times; to make my mother and father proud of me. FRANK PERRY Moose Interests: Cars; Guns; Hunt- ing; Sports. Ambition: To succeed and rise above my- self; but most of all to have some fun. JUDITH E. PERRY Judy Interests: THAT CERTAIN SOMEONE; last summer; Window Watching; ' 58 Ford; Johnny Mathis; “Runaway”; swingin; “Rick- ley”; dancing; football; lor- ta laffs; The Everly Broth- ers; “A Million to One.” Activities: Archery 1, 2; Student Supervisor 3; Secre- tary 4; Service Club 4; Pep Club 4. Ambition: To Un- derstand; to find my path in life and follow it. SUSAN JANE PERRY Sue Interests: Alpha Omega; CYO; “Wonderland by Night”; Old Spice; ’Cuba; being serious and next; cof- fee and tea. Activities: Jun- ior Volunteers 2; Office As- sistant 2-4; AFS 3, 4; Stu- dent Secretary 4; Interna- tional Relations Club 4; Pep Club 4. Honors: Typing and Bookkeeping. Ambition: To look forward with hope, back with pride. 95 Z)e wefcomecf J obbie from irazil for the year; we fearnecf about ELAINE M. POOLE Interests: A certain smile; Bowling; Horseback riding; Sunday nights; Double Dates; Essex Gang; Parties; Canteen; Memories; “The Wanderers”; We Three. Ac- tivities: Craft Club 1; Glee Club 2-4; Chorus 1-4; Sec- retary; Honor Business Club; Flicker Representa- tive. Honors: Bookkeeping; Type. Ambition: To live, love, and be happy. ANDREW T. POPE Andy Interests: Hockey; Golf; Camping; Reading; Swim- ming. Activities : Hockey 3, 4; Track 2, 4. Ambition: To make the best possible use of my life; to acquire knowl- edge; to seek the truth. ROBERT A. PHILLIPS Bob, Phil Interests: Cars; Girls; Swimming; Sports. Ambi- tion: To become an officer in the Maritime Service. MICHAEL POLISSON Mike Interests: Radios; TV’s; Electronics; Hockey; Pho- tography; Anything Interest- ing! Ambition: To advance in my chosen field ; to be a success. JOSEPH PRATT Joe JANE PISCITELLO Janie Interests: Crossword Puz- zles; Music; Reading; Hors- es; Ceramics; The Salem Common. Activities: Biology Club 4; Archery 1; Future Nurses 3. Ambition : To have a rich future; to succeed in whatever I attempt; to help the cause of mankind. Interests: ’55 Ford; Phil’s mob; Elliot ballroom; foot- ball; cars, laffs; N.Y.C. ; dancing; castles; Cher-Ami; The New York Trip. Activ- ities: Football; ROTC; Sports 2-4. Honors: Grena- diers; Squad Leader 4. Am- bition: To make my father eat his words; to make my mother proud of me. BARTOLO A. PISCITELLO Bart Interests; Guitar; Hi-Y; Print Shop; Music; Girls. Activities: Football 1, 2; Track 1; ROTC Sports; Ap- paratus 1; Prize Squad 3; Ben Franklin Club; Haskell 3. Ambition: To attend R.I.T. ; to be successful someday in whatever I may attempt to do. JUDY ANN PITT Interests: That certain Someone; dancing; football games; Essex; Halloween; Letters; Cry Much? Tele- phone talks; My license! Activities: Archery 1-2; Pep Club 4; Biology Club 4. Am- bition: To have eternal faith and hope in whatever the future may bring. i 96 1571 South yl nerica anc helped rtobbie with Ais ( ncj ish. BRUCE CAMERON PUBLICOVER Pubs Interests: LYNN: Last sum- mer; Teasing Powie; ’32 Roadster; Squirrel; Always on Sundays; Skip ' s 30 coupe; Rockaway; Author- ity, no rank. Activities: Band 1-4; Stage Crew 1-4; Prize Squad 3; ROTC sports 2-4. Ambition: To own a ho- tel chain; to put the Shera- ton chain out of business through competition. PAULINE M. PUCCI Polly Interests: reading; those studies; rides. Activities: Honor Business Club 3, 4; Student Secretary 4. Hon- ors: Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping awards. Ambi- tion: To accept life with a smile; to hope today’s dreams will come true to- morrow. The supply room also offers quick English lessons for AFS students. ANDREA KAYE RANTA Andy Interests: Those tennis les- sons; Stratford Trip; chem- istry lab; midnight walks; parties; football and basket- ball games; friends; 4-H; Vic’s. Activities: Archery 2-4; Flash Typist 3, 4; Class Roll Committee 4; Flicker Typist 4. Honors: Type Awards 2. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I may attempt; to keep smiling al- ways. ROBERT S. RANTA Bob Interests: Music; Demo- crats; Hockey games; Swim- ming; History; New York City; ’49 Caddy; Subs; Quiet Please!; Studying??; Arguing. Activities: DeMo- lay; Band 1-4; Orchestra 3; Flicker committee; Beta Beta Biology Club 4: Inter- national Relations Club 4; AFS. Ambition: to teach; to learn something new every- day. c asses offered us a chance o try Graff DALE ANNE READER Interests: Art; My horse; Philosophy; Northgate Farm; The boat; Water Ski- ing. Activities: Spanish Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1-3; Art Club 1, 2; Beacon 1-4; Biol- ogy 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2; Sailing Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Archery 1, 2; Flicker. Honors: Basketball award. Ambition: To become an art teacher; never to lose the sense of wonder; to own a farm of fine show horses. RICHARD DAVIS RHODES Dick, Rhodesie Interests: Cars; ’50 Mercs; Boating; Swimming; Radio; Honorary member — Clean- Rite. Ambition: To become an electronics engineer. DAVID RIBEIRO Ruby Interests: Girls; A certain someone; custom cars; Bas- ketball; Baseball; Football; ’58 Plymouth; Blue Dust; Cambridge; Laffs; York; P.A. ; Rockport; Good Times. Activities: Basketball 1- 4; Varsity 3-4; Football 1; Track 1; ROTC Sports 2- 4; Vocational Club 2, 3. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I attempt; to make my mother proud of me. MARIA RIBEIRO Ria Interests: Eastern Ave; Him; Talk about good times; Football; Basketball; Summertime; Next door neighbor. Activities: Lead- er’s Club 1, 2; Flash Typist -3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Flicker; Alpha Omega 1-4. Honors: Type Honors 1 . Ambition: To do as much for my parents as they have done for me; to live happily ever after. BRIAN A. RICH Nikita Interests: Swimming; Phyl- lis; Ice-skating; Hockey; Football games; The ’61 Rambler; ELM FARM. Ac- tivities: Chess Club 1-4; Stage Crew 11; Special Books Class 4. To go to the University of Massachu- setts; to graduate with honors. ROBERT N. REDDING Rob Interests: ’55 Ford; Tennis; Coins; Stock car races; Ice Skating; Skiing; Water Ski- ing; Football games; The Laugh at work; Girls. Ac- tivities: ROTC sports 3, 4; Grenadiers 3, 4. Ambition: To become a cook. Busy fingers shape out our artistic tencU encies. DAVID G. RICH Dave Interests: Cars; Bowling; Golf; CYO; Guns; Boule- vard; Billiards. Activities: E Company Prize Squad 3; E Company Kifle Team; Gren- adiers 3, 4; Squad leader 4; Corporal 3, 4. Honors: 3rd Place Prize Squad 3. Ambi- tion : To become a success- ful architectural draftsman. DONALD L. ROBERTSON Robbie Interests: Skating; Swim- ming; Photography; Model planes. Activities: Vocation- al Club 1-3; Science Club 1-3. Ambition: To work in the field of electronics. JAMES W. ROBERTSON Robbie Interests: Cars; Girls; Mod- el Airplanes; The boys; Sports. Activities: Vocation- al Club, Vice-president 2-4; ROTC Sports. Ambition: To own the Hottest Pontiac; to become the manager of Elm Farm. STANLEY W. ROBERTSON Robbie Interests: Pennie; Electric- ity; Radio Television Electronics; Boats; Hunt- ing; Guns; Skiing; Skat- ing; Jazz; Swimming; Wat- er Skiing; Excitement. Ac- tivities: Vocational Club 1-3. Ambition: To go to an Elec- tronic school; to join the Marines. ANTOINE RODOLOSI Tony Interests: Swimming; The girls at the beach; Rowing; the people at the Rest; Bas- ketball; Paris; THAT cer- tain star. Activities: ROTC Basketball 1-3. Ambition: To graduate from GHS and a certain college; to make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. RONALD ROLLINSON Ron Interests: Planes; Outdoor sports; Fire arms. Ambition: to make a career out of the Marine Corps.; to become a cabinet maker. JOYCE IRENE ROSA Joyce Interests: That certain some- one; Bowling; Swimming; Lotta laughs; Knitting; Boa ting; Sports. Activities: Chorus 2; Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Student Secretary. Honors: Type Awards 2, 3. Ambition: To become a suc- cessful secretary ; to make my parents proud of me. SALVATORE RUSSO Smiley Interests: The Fort; Girls; Cars; Hitting Chatwood. Ambition: To be what my parents wanted me to be; to finish high school. JUDITH LEE ROSE Judy Interests: ALAN; Water and snow skiing; Dancing; Swimming; Skating; Music; Talk about your good times; ‘ ' Our Talks”; Smiling. Ac- tivities: Leaders Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Cheerleading 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Beta Beta 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Alpha Omega 1-4. Ambition: To be a nurse with a proud Mom and Dad; To do as God would want me to with a life and home full of eter- nal love and happiness. RONALD RUTCHICK Ronnie Interests: Linda; Sports; Rambler; Club; Boats; Ten- nis; Wiffenpoofs. Activities: ROTC Sports 2-4; Biology Club ; German Club; Track; Cross-Country; Grenadiers; Haskell Drill; Individual Drill; Prize Squad. Honors: Third Place Squad; Cpl., Sgt. First Class; Platoon Leader. Ambition: To justify my existence; always to do my best. MARION MAY RYAN Interests: Swimming; All sports; Weapons at West Point; Cheering; ' Steak Land; CYO; Plymouth; Canteen; Good Harbor Beach. • Activities: Archery; Basketball; Secretary; Girls Rifle Team; Drill Team; Cheerleader; Honor Busi- ness Club. Honors: Type; Bookkeeping. Ambition: To become an airline hostess; To see the world. RONALD J. RYAN Ron Interests: Golf; Football; ROTC Sports; Wiffenpoofs; Camp confusion. Activities: Football Team; Golf Team; Hockey; Volleyball; Basket- ball; Softball. Honors: Cpl.; Sgt. 4. Ambition: To play someday at Augusta Nation- al Golf Club. 100 Anne is busy with her secretarial duties. ELLEN MURIEL SALMI Interests: HIM; 128: Those talks; Maine; Winter of ’61; That someday; Laughs; White Ford; Lanesville. Ac- tivities: Honor Business Club 2-4; Student Secre- tary; Office Assistant. Am- bition: Not to set the world on fire, hut to create a little spark ; to become a baby nurse. GAIL ANN SAROFEEN Interests: That certain; Think much? Talk about your good times; Alpha Om- ega; CYO; Bowding Center; Friends. Activities: Rifle Team 2-4, Cheerleader; Leaders Club 1, 2; Biology Club; Girls’ Drill Team 1-3, Commander 4; Spectacular 3, 4; A1S; Flicker Commit- tee; Junior Municipal School Committee. Ambition: Not to swerve from that certain path ; to decide. Card catalogs are a great help. WESLEY C. J. SCHUSTER, JR. Wes Interests: Fishing; DeMo- lay; Water Skiing; Golfing; Coins. Activities : Stage Crew 1; ROTC Colorguard 2, 3; Individual Drill 3; German Club 3. Honors: Corporal 2; 2nd Lieutenant 4. Ambition: To do some traveling; to work towards a goal which will insure a successful life. MARYANN SCOLA Interests: “SKIP”; Music; Art; “Flower of the Lily.”; Chess; Rockport; Golf; Tennis; Archery; Bearskin Neck; food; Sport Cars; Sweden. Activities: Biology Club 1, Art Club 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1 ; Archery Club 1-3. Ambition: To lead the life I love, and to love the life I lead: to understand. ANN MARIE SCOLA Ann Interests: A certain smile; Those happy hours; Talk about your good times; Alpha Omega; CYO; Hock- ey Buddies; Birds. Activi- ties: AFS; Leaders Club; Thespian Society ; Flicker Committee; Student Secre- tary; Drill Team. Honors: Type. Ambition: To look back on the past with tears, but to face the future with a smile; To understand why. JOSEPH SERIO Joe Interests: Tic-Toc; Girls; One of the Four. Activities : ROTC Sports; Individual Prize Drill; Haskell. Hon- ors: Cpl. 2, 3, Sergeant First Class 4. Ambition: To be as much of a man as my moth- er is a woman. 101 J j ari of i ie par A Any A O taAes on a new loo A as LAWRENCE A. SHANKS Larry Interests: Boats; Swimming; Water skiing; Down River; Essex; Weekends; Chevies; Summers in Canada; Bever- ly. Activities : Gloucester Grenadiers. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to see as much of the world as I can. JOHN SHEERAN III Johnny Interests: Girls; Lotta Laffs; canteen; ’59 Olds; Sports; ROTC. Activities: Biology Club 2-4; ROTC Sports; Track 2-4; Corporal 4. Ambition: To build not for today alone, but for to- morrow as well. GAIL M. SHOARES Gay Interests: Corvettes; Sun- beam; Green Grass; That Chevrolet; My Heart Stood Still; That white stripe; Trumpet Piano. Activi- ties: Student Secretary 4; Service Club 4; Flicker Typ- ing Committee 4. Honors: Bookkeeping awards; Typ- ing awards. Ambition: To own and manage my own beauty shop. JUDITH ANN SILVA Judy Interests: Maine; Fishing; Boats; Skating; Dancing; Long walks; First National; The raft; Laffs; The beach; Football games; Sports. Ac- tivities: Crafts Club, Vice- Pres. 2; Girls’ Rifle Team 2-4; Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Honor Business Club 3, 4; Flicker Committee 4; Stu- dent Secretary 3, 4; Service Club 4. Ambition: To be happy; to make others hap- py- Keep up the good work, b( ROBERT E. SILVA Bob Interests: Fishing; Hunting; Cars; Swimming; Girls. Am- bition: To make my parents proud of me; to make good in anything I do. SANDRA LEE SILVA Sandi Interests: JERRY; Those double dates; Clams; piz- za; Blue eyes; Gossiping. Activities: Flicker Commit- tee 4. Honors: Bookkeeping Typing awards. Ambition: To see all our dreams come true; to live a long, happy life. iiucfeni carpenters complete one of t ietr projects. HENRY E. SLADE Harry Interests: Playing golf; Ten- nis; Sailing; Reading; Painting. Activities: Intra- mural Tennis. Ambition: To study Interior architectural design; to create interiors which are diverse and suited to their various purposes. DONNA SMEDBURG Interests: Swimming; Bowl- ing; Skating; Roys; Last Summer; Our daily laughs; Ask Lianne; Meeting people and adding friends; Talk- ing; Laughing; CYO. Activ- ities; Junior Volunteers. Honors: Typing Award. Am- bition: To add joys, sub- tract sorrows, multiply friends, and divide love; to make my family proud of GREGG W. SMITH Smitty Interests: Pro football; Big Moe; Just lookin’; Music in general; Sunday afternoons; Boston Celtics. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Corporal 3; Sergeant 4. Honors: National Honor Society; Junior Rotarian. Ambition: To be successful in my field; to make my par- ents proud of me. JANE H. SMITH Janie Interests: Beach; Los Brasil- enos; Ashes in coffee cups; badminton; travel; Edel- weiss; Supply office. Activ- ities: Beacon 1-4; German 3; Spanish 1; AFS 3, 4; In- ternational Club; Junior Vol- unteers 1; Supply Office As- sistant 3, 4. Honors: Junior Usherettes 3, 4. Ambition: To become independent; to travel throughout the world expanding my thinkings to enclose new ideas and new hut lasting friendships. JAY FREDERICK SMITH Interests: PAM; ROTC; Golf Veteran’s Day; Sci- ence; Air Force Academy; Hi-Y Club. Activities: Latin Club 2; Sailing Club 1, 2; Individual drill 2, 3; Prize Squad 2, 3; Haskell Drill 2, 3; Gold 2; ROTC sports 2-4; Honors: Sawyer Medal 1; Corporal 2; Lieutenant 4. Ambition: To fly as a falcon. JAMES M. SPITTLE Spit Interests: Cheryl; Bowling. Activities: Honor Business Club; Leaders Club; Band; Second Lieutenant. Honors: Business Manager Flicker. Ambition: To succeed in get- ting a commission in the Armed forces. T)e dope t icit we daue spent our days wtsefy. CONCETTA TARANTINO Connie Interests: Cape Ann Girls; Pavillion; Fort Square; Swimming; Basketball; Shows; Backyard; Long talks. Activities: Student Secretary 4. Honors: Type, Bookkeeping Awards. Ambi- tion: To live a peaceful, hap- py life. JACK EDWARD TARR Interests: TOOTHPICKS; Girls; Up the castles; Trip to Keene; Checking the sit- uation; Sports. Activities: Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Football 1-4. Ambition: To sleep late and make money; to join the Navy. JON M. STEELE Interests: Peanuts; Boston Celtics; Ike; Swimming; Boston Red Sox; Cars. Ac- tivities: Track 2, 3; Flash 2; ROTC volleyball and bas- ketball; Corpora], Sergeant 4. Ambition: To find my small corner in this big world, to fit in, to fill it; to live my life with a feeling of accomplishment. RICHARD STRESCINO Richie Interests: Girls; Printing; Pay day at Tadco’s; The hot Buick Special. Activities: Ben Franklin Club; Basket- ball; Program Chairman; Prize Squad; ROTC sports. Honors: Corporal; Lieuten- ant. Ambition: To graduate from RIT ; to make my fath- er proud of me. Interests: Wood working; Cars; LINDA; Activities: Football 1-3; ROTC Basket- ball 1-3; Volleyball 1-3. Am- bition: To have my own bus- iness and be my own boss; to marry Linda and live hap- pily ever after. Interests: Chess; Sports; Reading. Honors: Junior Ro- tarian; National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To do the best I can in any endeavor. RALPH STRANGMAN Ralph Interests: Weight lifting; Track; Sandy; Working on the high school stage. Activ- ities: Stage Crew T, 2; Stage Manager 3, Pres. 4; ROTC Sports 2-4; ROTC Individ- ual, Prize Squad; Haskell Drills; Track; Co-Capt. 4; Camera Club 3. Honors: In- dividual Prize Drill; Junior Cadet Ribbon; Corporal; Major 4. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I may at- tempt; to make my parents proud of me. EUGENE A. SURRETTE Gus Interests: DONNY; Bana- nas; The boat ramp; The Buicks; B-Day; Watching the tide; CYO; Talk about your good times; West Point; Alpha Omega. Ac- tivities: Jr. Volunteers 1, 2; AFS 3, 4; Flicker collector 3, typist 4; Pep Club; Stu- dent Secretary; Dues Collec- tor 4. Honors: Type award. Ambition: To be what I am, not what I am not; to be able to wait for nine years. DAVID .1. STOUT Dave BONNIE A. STEELE Bona 104 ( )ii i tfie sprina come co Iepe a cce p lan ces MARJORIE TARR Margie Interests: PETE; Alpha Omega; Mariners; Swim- ming; Ray Charles; Writing letters; Gymnastics; Can- teen ; ask Eileen ; 1962 Sen- ior Roundup. Activities: Bi- ology Club 1; French Club 1, 2; Future Teachers 1-3; Orchestra 1-4; Leaders Club 1-4; Tumbling and Appar- atus 2-4; Usherettes; Flick- er. Ambition: To live on Happiness Street corner of Sunshine Square. PAMELA LUCILLE TARR Pam Interests: JAY; Alpha Ome- ga; Veterans Day; dancing; Talk about your good times; Pixies. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team 2-4; Leaders Club; AFS; Future Nurses of America; Latin Club Flicker 4; Pep Club 4; Track Team 2. Ambition : To fly with a falcon. These seniors use their study halls wisely. STANLEY J. TARR Jessie Interests: Engineer; Reading; Lorraine Sports Stories. Activities: Football, Baseball. Ambition: To go to college and play another four years of football. KENT TAYLOR Kent Interests: Skiing; Antique Guns; Poaching; the ditch- es; the Hook; Pete’s Merc; The Weights. Ambition: To be a success in the career of my choice. 105 TIT an ij seniors jet their licenses tAroujl cfriuer education. PETEK THOMPSON Pip Interests: Taking it easy; Thinking about an easier way to do something. Activ- ities: Flash ; Stevens Book Reviewers; Gloucester Gren- adiers. Ambition: To over- come every obstacle on the way to that medical degree. W. DEXTER TINDLEY, JR. Deck Interests: Water skiing; Working on cars; The 72. Honors: Science Fair, 1st place 1. Ambition: To grad- uate from Gloucester High; to find a good position in life. JOHN H. TOBEY II Skip Interests: Skating; Skiing; Skindiving; Weight lifting; Camping and hiking. Activ- ities: Track; Prize Squad; Individual Drill (Haskell) Honors ; Corporal 3; Ser- geant First Class 4. Ambi- tion: To make something of myself while I make my par- ents proud of me. MARIE ANN TORTORIC Interests: Lotta laffs; Tea talks; Those rides; Those studies; Music. Activities: Honor Business Club 3, 4; Student Secretary 4. Hon- ors: Shorthand, Typing; Bookkeeping Awards. Ambi- tion: To accept life with a smile; to hope today’s dreams will be tomorrow’s future. NORMAN TREMBLAY Norm Interests: Tennis; Boston Bruins; Fishing; Stanley Cup; Wildlife. Activities: Hockey 2-4; Tennis 1-4. Am- bition: To become a dentist. MARY ELINOR UNTIET Mary El Interests: Alpha Omega; Traveling; Scooping; Peo- ple; Talk about your good times. Activities: Leader’s Club 1, 2; Biology, Spanish, Latin, Club; Ring Commit- tee; Drill Team 2, 3; Squad Leader 4; Spectacular 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Main Office Assistant 2-4; Jr. Usherette 3; Flicker 4; AFS. Ambi- tion: To face the future with a smile; to succeed in what- ever I may attempt. Does that really belong in a 7 as been PATRICK T. VADALA Pat Interests: Terry; Machines; Cars; Sports. Ambition: To hope all of my dreams come true. LOIS A. WHITMARSH Lo HiLo Interests: Jeani knows; Can- teen; Walking?; Raindrops and teardrops; The Ele- phant; Dougie’s red row- boat; We Four; DREAMER. Beverly; Patch. Activities : Student Secretary; Field Hockey; Service Club; Ar- chery; Sailing; Cafeteria. Honors: Type; Bookkeeping. Ambition: To marry HIM find the faith; to see Jeani smile. ir, Mr. Amero? accom p isfim en is for us. RUSSELL VIEIRA, JR. Russ Interests: Swimming; Mu- sic; Ogunquit Beach; San Francisco; The Patio; Those games; Convair 880. Activ- ities: French Club 4; Biolo- gy Club 2-4; Beacon 1, 2; Flicker 4; Acapella Choir 1, 2; Thespians 1. Ambition: To tour the world. SUDIE EMRYN WALKER Soot Interests: Castle Hill; Cen- ter 61; Lynn Arena; Talk About Your Good Times; Tara; Clam Lady; Waiting ’round the bend; Camelot. Activities: Drill Team 1-3, Right Guide 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; AFS 3, 4; Biology Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2, 3. Ambi- tion: To make mother proud of me. GEORGE M. WHITE Moe Interests: MARYANNE: Baseball; Water skiing; Cre- ating a formula to solve Maryanne’s problems. Activ- ities: Baseball 1-3; Football 1, 2; ROTC Sports 2, 3; Honor Guard 2, 3; Comman- der 4; Student Council 3. Honors: Prize Squad 2, 3; Second Lieutenant; Junior Class President; 1st place Fort Devens. Ambition: To make the most of what life has to offer. ROBERT D. WHYNOTT Bob , Bobby Interests: Baseball: Foot- ball; Hockey; Golf; Those periods under the auditor- ium stage; Acting and argu- ing. Activities: Thespians; Honor Business Club; Chess Club. Honors: Typing Award. Ambition: To be a T.V. or radio celebrity; to be 6’ and weigh 220 pounds. 107 We are sorry t o see l ie year encf, PETER WONSON Pete Interests: DeMolay Boating; Hockey at Lynn and Lanes- ville; Music. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Or- chestra 2, 3. Ambition: To attend a good college; to be happy and successful for the rest of my life. JUDITH FAY WILBER Judy Interests: The cove; Those talks; The camp; Parties; February; Swimming. Activ- ities: Student Secretary; Of- fice Assistant. Honors: Type, Bookkeeping, and NOMA awards. Ambition: To serve the world as the world has served me. MICHAEL A. WILLIAMS Whitey Interests: Cars; Trucks; Girls; Football; Baseball; Hobbies; Stamps; Reading. Activities: ROTC Sports 2, 3; Benjamin Franklin Club 2-4. Ambition: To drive around the country in a sports car; to make my mother proud of me. THEO WILLIAMS Interests: Billy; Red Sox; White Valiant; Swimming; Cressey’s Beach; Talk about your good times; Valentine’s Day. Activities: Biology Club 1, 2; Girls’ Leader ' s Club 1, 2; Girls’ Drill Team 3, 4; Squad Leader 4; Cheerleading 3, 4. Ambition: To learn from everyone I meet and leave something worthwhile behind me. JOHN P. WOLFE Wolfie Interests: Swimming; Water skiing; The beach; Skating. Weight lifting. Activities: Band 1-4; Chess Club 1; Track 4; J.V. Rifleteam 2. Ambition: To further my ed- ucation. DIANE MARIE WONSON Di Interests: Cape Ann Girls; New York; The Far Far Future. Activities: Future Nurses of America 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Biology Club; Flicker Committee 4. Ambi- tion: To become an RN ; to make my parents proud of me. Lay it up and in! tut we face the J-uture with a smile. CHARLES E. WORCESTER Chuck Interests: Swimming; Water skiing; Boating; Crane’s Beach; A certain blonde from Andover; silver blue Corvair convertible; confus- ed by Yogi. Ambition: To find my ambition — possibly a career in architecture. RICHARD WOUNDY, JR. Dick Interests: Girls; machine shop; room 201; cars. Ambi- tion: To be successful in whatever I do. JUNE YOUNG Junie Interests: The cove; look- ing and listening; the camp; horseback riding; dancing; those talks. Activities: Biol- ogy Club 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 4; Thespians. Ambi- tion: To make my mother proud of me; to become a successful hairdresser. THOMAS FLANNAGAN Tom Interests: Hockey; Foot- ball; Weekends; Snow storms. Activities: Squad Leader; Co. B Rifle Team; ROTC Sports. Ambition: To finish high school. Thinking about graduation ' . ' NORMAN W. ZELCK, JR. Bill Interests: hunting; the yacht; cash. Ambition: To graduate from GHS. PHILIP CURCURU Phil Interests: ’59 Fury; Cam- bridge Serf riders; Out of town; Dragging ’58 Ply- mouth; That certain Liar; The boys; Just ask Mike; The Monster Mash; Cant- een; The Bug. Activities: ROTC Sports 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To better what I have; to get married late in life. 109 Jn tfie corn FAITH EVELYN SPENCER Slim Interests: Tambourine; Ac- cordion; That Special Some- one. Ambition: To live rightly so that God may use me at any time or any- where. At whom is Janice looking? I 10 Jackie must be thinking of a 50-mile hike. ddouaJits of foocf crowcf into our mind near noon . These girls can make their own lunch . . . and congregate in the corridor afterwards but we buy ours; anij spor will cfo. ► ‘‘Get that ball and run right through!” Come on, Gloucester, let s go ! My, aren’t they tall! Where did it go, Tom? 115 r ' M AAe Z Joe a on a ScAooA boys are ojjferecf Qlauc it i School High School Building Gloucest SSACHUSETTS Telephone 283-4401 Harold B. Geary, Director Arthur N. Smith, Co-ordinator Departments Auto Repair Carpentry Electrical Fisheries Machine Printing TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1963 To each of you, I extend my fond wishes for success and happiness in any or all your future efforts that will benefit not only yourself and family, but the community as well. The pathway will not always be smooth , but I do believe you will discover that the joys of life will outweigh the sorrows. The wealth of our nation is really the strength of its people. I do hope you will do your best to contribute to our well being. Sincerely, Di rector ' Lj r rr J 1 li li r I I 2 ft ’ I ' H HI 1 ' T a I hj 1: i! ii ii vr | j [t • ' i [ w ' 1 vi ’’ •• ii i ... ILJjJU ' an excellent training program. GLOUCESTER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Founded in 1940, the Gloucester Voca- tional School has been preparing interested boys for immediate employment as printers, carpenters, electricians, machinists, and automobile mechanics. The Vocational School, under the direction of Mr. Harold B. Geary, fully equips the boys to meet the challenges of advanced training in in- stitutions of higher learning. Mr. Harold B. Geary, a dedicated mem- ber of Gloucester High School for over forty years, received his Bachelor of Sci- ence (in education) and his Masters of Education degrees from Fitchburg State College. We are also fortunate to have Mrs. June De Wolfe as secretary in the Vocational School office, and as the treasurer for the entire school. AUTOMOTIVE Under the direction of Mr. John Budrow, the boys in the Automo- tive Shop are taught all phases of automobile repair and service works. The boys are thoroughly instructed in automotive theory, including tools, equipment, engine repairs, transmissions, clutches, brakes, steering gears, and rear axles. Graduates from this shop are well equipped to be automobile mechanics. 120 while carpenters Suihcf their stairways to success. CARPENTRY Through the instructions of Mr. Gaspar Lewis, the boys in the Carpentry Shop are instructed in the proper use and care of wood- working tools, machines, and ma- terials. Included in the course is framing, planing, boarding, and finishing. The construction of a small house is an introduction to the operation of a small contract- ing business. Mr. Kenneth Stick- ney teaches estimation of materials and construction details in related courses. 121 VOCATIONAL SCHOOL PRINTING Under the direction of Mr. Harvey R. Vail, the print shop prepares many boys for their lifetime vocation. The hoys are taught about the cutting of stock, color, print, platen press, bindery opera- tions, automatic cylinder presses, and the use of different papers and inks. Related courses cover trade English, layout and design, printer’s math, and trade science. Much of their experience comes from the printing of football programs, tickets, graduation programs and many other ma- terials used by the school. Jor many Soys tJie art of prtnttny is an intriytiiny stucfy ) 122 ELECTRICAL Graduates of the Electrical Shop have been thoroughly instructed in electrical measurements, induction, elementary electronics, and alter- nating current motors. In order to round out the student’s education, Mr. Raymond C. White teaches courses related to the actual shop instruction. Instructions in the testing and repairing of telephone wires, motors, generators, circuits, currents, and wiring are given to all the electrical shop boys. 123 MACHINES Under the guidance and instruction of Mr. Albert Hoffman, boys in the Machine Shop receive experience by making tools for their own use in the shop and making repairs in the school. These boys also perform services for private citizens and business firms. In related courses, Mr. George Perry instructs the boys in math, science, and drawing. Last year the Machine Shop was moved into the Vocational School’s new wing. In the new branch, Mr. Hoffman is able to instruct his students not only in the operation of machines, but also in the observation of safety. while others yet training in fish in cj ancf uesse management. FISHING AND VESSEL MANAGEMENT In keeping pace with today’s rapidly moving world, the Gloucester Vocational School has a Fishing and Vessel Management course. Under the guidance and instruction of Mr. Robert Bruce, interested boys are taught the fundamentals of seamanship, marine engineering, and marine electronics. Emphasis is put on th e maintenance, overhaul, and repair of ships, nets, and engines. Plans are being made to add radar, Loran, radio telephones, a speedometer, and a fish finder to the shop’s present equipment. In related courses, the boys are taught math, science, freehand drawing, English, and history. 125 U£e 6oys maintain t ieir pride ancf Smith on the “ready” signal. Up the center of the field, their hearts and voices raised in song and cheers for G.H.S. Sal, Nate, and Paul — a tri 128 traditions t mo ucj i o u t uictorij and defeat. The greatest senior fishermen that Gloucester ever had. This year’s football team was sparked into battle by a staff of dedicated leaders. At the bead of the staff stood Nate Ross, a figure well known to Glouces- ter and to football. He is a coach who instills charac- ter and responsibility into his boys. Nate believes in the adage that football builds men and one has to ac- cept bitter defeat as well as sweet victory. Two other qualified leaders were co-captains Paul and Sal Galante. Through their efforts, our team kept fighting with high spirits. 129 No. 32 ROBIE, THE BRAZILIAN BOOT, FAGUNDES Kicking Specialist i i Danvers ■ Newburyport I Salem ! Marblehead Beverly Peabody I Saugus Melrose Arlington I V Ass’t Coach MARINO No. 41 Co-Captain PAUL GALANTE Left Guard No. 67 TONY GHARRETT Tackle cjame wit A u cjrecit uicja i. V End 131 mith drives for extra yardage on the quarterback sneak. “Thou will be downed. TRan u hours of sAuffworA ancf practice The fisherman grind out another T.D. against Beverly. GLOUCESTER VS BEVERLY Before a crowd of astonished spectators, Beverly barely squeeked by with a 20-18 win over the Fish- ermen. Early in the game Beverly tallied three times and scored on conversion, taking a 20-0 lead over the underdogs. Gloucester then made a powerful comeback. The Fishermen’s first score was earned by a 20-yard pass from Ben Smith to Ray Roderick. Ray scored again on a 12-yard effort. Later Cal Grimes hit pay dirt on a 5-yard run. Gloucester made one last bid for the victory but luckily for Beverly, time ran out. Ryan just misses, but Malaquias gets the hard tackle. Riley catches a Danvers player for another loss. 132 Pablo barrels in for a body block. Big Dave Perkins charg- es for the “kill.” went into t ie Sui cfin g of our great team. Rebel Roderick rounds right end. Right in the face, the face, the face! GLOUCESTER VS NEWBURYPORT Gloucester earned its 20th straight win over the Clippers under the lights at New- buryport. The only G.H.S. score was set up by a spectacular 35-yard pass play from Cal Grimes to Ronny Ryan. Five plays later Paul Riley smashed through the Newbury- port line for the T.D. Ben Smith caught a short pass for the two point conversion, mak- ing the final score 8-0. Credit must also be given to Dave Perkins, Dick Malaquias, Tony Gharrett and Billy Lumbrum for their defensive play which held the Clippers to only 38-yards rushing. Elgy cuts down his man. 133 77 A d d to le season ma comes j an en an we Paul and Sal get ready as Nate sights the defense It takes more than one to bring a Gloucester man down Ronnie kicks off after a G.H.S. T.D. With good blocking by Paul Galante, Riley gets the first down. GLOUCESTER VS DANVERS After formal dedication ceremonies were held at the newly built Danvers High Stadium, the G.H.S. football season for 1962 was opened. Danvers tal- lied early in the second quarter on that hot, slug- gish day. Later in the fourth quarter, Paul Landry and the two Noble brothers pounced on a Danvers fumble. This set up the equalizing touchdown scored by Paul Riley on a 32-yard romp. During the final minutes, a field goal attempt was tried by Ronny Ryan, but fell short. Thus the first game ended in a 6-6 tie. ve Punky starts up field on a punt return. Riley averts a tackier and streaks for the goal line. Punt, or shall I go for it? Major Mud with a “D r GLOUCESTER VS SAUGUS Near the end of the season, Gloucester ripped through Saugus with a 34-8 victory. In this game Paul Riley performed an unusual feat by scoring five touchdowns. One conversion was kicked by Robbie Fagundes, adding anoth- er point to the score. The defensive play by Tom Griffin, Phil Parisi, Greg Smith, Jack Tarr, and Paul Galante showed no mercy to the Sachems, holding their offense to only 120-yards. Out of my way “ref, Pm on my way for pay dirt. 135 Jlard cuorA and nustde made fauces ter a ! si No. 23 SAL GALANTE Guard No. 32 JIM MOVALLI Center No. 13 CAPTAIN BOB FOLEY Center 7Ae 9. J7.S. 1963 l strong contender Jor the County League ttt e. m LSasAetSaff Ceam. Gloucester 51 Classical 35 65 51 Gloucester 50 Haverhill 53 52 48 Gloucester 59 Salem 44 47 55 Gloucester 68 Lawrence 44 71 51 Gloucester 59 English 55 48 62 Gloucester 48 Beverly 59 28 66 Gloucester 55 Saugus 41 87 59 Gloucester 62 Peabody 56 67 52 No. 34 JACK TARR Forward No. 12 GREGG SMITH Guard 137 coach 7. )e c i Bobby hits on a “lay-up.” GLOUCESTER vs. HAVERHILL Gloucester, in an attempt to avenge an earlier setback at the hands of the Hillies, completely outclassed Haverhill in the rematch. Good rebounding and shooting, coupled with the hustle that the Fishermen showed all year were the key factors in the Gloucester victory. What’s this, Swan Lake? 38 In between quarters, Coach Welch gives his boys some good advice. SJhS. fought many hard and fast games. Tony starts a play from backcourt. ▼ Captain Bob grabs another rebound. GLOUCESTER vs. LYNN ENGLISH Gloucester kept a winning streak alive by de- feating a highly-touted Lynn English club 59-54. Defense was the factor in this game as the Fisher- men cleared the boards and set the pace of the game, which was nip and tuck all the way. After a hard fought game, Coach Welch heads for the locker room. 139 MS. On ancf ojjf t i e court, Sfoucester GLOUCESTER vs. SALEM The Salem game, with possibly the ex- ception of the Lynn English game, was the game of the year for the Gloucester cagers. The team played its best defense, enjoyed some of its best shooting, and lived up to its magic word, HUSTLE. It was a satisfying win for Coach Welch and his team to the tune of 59-44. 140 Wait, wai t, don’t jump! (Je can a agree, that tfie success of Jack drives hard for a “lay-up.” I know it’s up there somewhere. GLOUCESTER vs. SAUGUS Gloucester piled up its highest score of the year, handily beating Saugus 87-51. Gloucester needed this win to qualify for the Tech Tournament, and from its spirit it was evident that the team was not to be denied. It was a well-played game all around. 142 It’s the long strides that count. t ns season was the result oj great teamwork Able to leap high baskets in a single bound. One, two, “cha,” “cha,” “cha” The 1962-63 season was a most pleasing one, bas- ketball-wise. Gloucester played hard and well and sincerely deserved to be invited to the State Bas- ketball Tournament held at the Boston Garden. At the Garden they were beaten by a strong Ringe Tech team, but Gloucester High School will always be proud of their fine team. One, two, three, 0 Leary A buifcfiny pear for coac i ( aniff ' s pucks ters Our co-captains, Tom and Punky, and the greatest coach that high school hockey has ever seen. The BEST defense a team could have. 144 One of the highest scoring lines in the state, Smith, Babson, and Wahlen. The tremendous “hustle line” of Osier, Riley, and Sommers. 145 No. 18 ARTHUR HURLBERT Wing No. 8 PAUL RILEY Center � No. 19 CO-CAPTAIN BEN SMITH Right Wing — — £JSHL High Scorer Desire ancf sportsmanship macfe these No. 20 NED ROSS Left Defense No. 1 JOHN BURNjETT Goalie No. 9 BOB SOMMERS Left Wing HEAD COACH JACK CANIFF N.S. Gloucester 4 Gloucester 8 Gloucester 5 Gloucester 6 Gloucester 4 Gloucester 5 Gloucester 4 Gloucester 0 GLgjcester Gloucester 4 1 Gloucester 10 Gloucester 2 Gloucester 2 Gloucester 8 Play Gloucester 5 Gloucester 3 Sta Gloucester Gloucester 5 s champions in ANDY POPE Goalie I No. 7 QUIMBY OSIER Right Wing . No. r JOHN CL1 Marblehead Saugus St. John’s Peabody Danvers Salem St. Mary’s English Beverly Swampscott Amesbury Classical Malden Cath Woburn No. 11 CO-CAPTAIN TOM BABSON Center No. 2 NORM TREMBLEY Goalie Offs Malden Cath, Swampscott tes Hudson Brookline No. 14 JIM WAHLEN Left Wing ASST. COACH JIM BROWN The hustle line in action. 7. )i fi inexperienced lines ? Riley fakes the goalie and slips it past him. Flying “Red Sommers” No, John, that’s not a guitar. Jimmy Wahlen digs for a loose puck. 148 Good covering and defence make a strong team. Burnett makes another great save. 149 Quimby flies in on a “break-away.” the (L ssex league head, runner-up in the Smitty puts the pressure on Swampscott. 150 Great defense work by Ross, Cluett, and Burnett saved many ball games for Gloucester Xc phayojjfs, ancf the state tourney . Come on, Babson, put the puck in the net! 151 ' to become the leaders of tomorrow CAPTAIN ROBERT F. SUTTON For two years Captain Sutton has been PMS T of Gloucester High School’s ROTC Brigade. During these two years, the Bri- gade has been undergoing constant changes at the hands of Captain Sutton. At the present time, he is attending Bos- ton University where he is studying for his Master’s Degree in English. This is, by no means, the limit of his education. His background and teaching techniques help to make his classes in Military Science very interesting. Under his guidance, the Gloucester High School’s ROTC Brigade will be one of the best in the country by the end of his tour of duty here. Our military instructors accept the responsibility SGT. JOHN R. McNAMARA Sgt. McNamara is the other new member of the military staff. He arrived here from Fort Devens in August of 1962. His main duties in the Military Office are supply sgt. and advisor to the Cadet officers. Sgt. McNamara has twenty-two years accredited to him in the army. 1ST SGT. JOHN R. McNAMARA MASTER SGT. LOVARD CLENNEY Sgt. Clenney is a newcomer in the Military Office. He arrived from Germany in August of 1962. Other than being a good in- structor, he is the military super- visor to the Girls’ Drill Team. He has been in the army for thirteen years. MT. SGT. LOVARD CLENNEY 156 the 9J£S. SGT. CHARLES E. FOWLER In charge of the Gloucester Grenadiers is Sgt. Charles E. Fowler. He arrived here tw o years ago from Korea where he was sta- tioned with the seventh infantry division. He also instructs the Var- sity Rifle Team. He has been in the army for eighteen years. SFC. CHARLES E. FOWLER SGT. DONALD WRONKOWSKI SGT. DONALD WRONKOWSKI A capable instructor and advisor is Sgt. Donald Wronkowski. the fourth member of the Military staff. For the past two years he has been supervising the activities of the well-known Gloucester High School ROTC Band. He is also in charge of the Junior Varsity Rifle Team. 157 J£ jese are the 6t oys The cadet staff of the ROTC Brigade ‘ ' Brigade, Attention!” shouted as only David Luf- kin can shout it, is heard regularly Wednesday and Thursday by the members of the ROTC. Our new cadet colonel then strolls through the ranks of his command watching the way the members of the brigade drill or inspecting their uniforms. David has done much to deserve his rank. In his sophomore year, he was one of the three sophomores in the individual drill and a member of the bayonet- wielding Company F prize squad. He participated in the Haskell Drill competition and won the Corliss medal for being the Outstanding Sophomore Cadet. In recognition of his ability and effort, he was promoted to the rank of corporal. Last year Corporal Lufkin came in second in the Individual Drill. He was again a member of the prize squad from Company F. He was a member of the Honor Guard, now the Gloucester Grenadiers. David was personally congratulated by Commander Alan Shepard for winning the Haskell Senior Medal. ROTC softball, basketball and volleyball have taken David’s time too; and he stood Company F in good stead on Sport Field Day. He is a member of the Rifle Team, having joined in his sophomore year. Last year he was on the varsity team, and this year he is the secretary-treasurer. CADFT COLONEL DAVID A. LUFKIN 158 who are in c iarae of ine ) riaacfe. LT. COLONEL KENNETH L. ENOS During his sophomore and junior years, Ralph was a member of B Company and the Color Guard. On Field Day in his sophomore year, he w m the Superior Junior Cadet Ribbon. Ralph has participated in such activities as ROTC sports, Individual Prize Drill, B Company Prize Squad, and Haskell Drill. In Ralph ' s junior year he became commander of the Color Guard. His biggest moment was when he was made Adjut ant on Presentation Day. MAJOR RALPH R. STRANGMAN Ken is in charge of the entire brigade in the ab- sence of the cadet colonel and the instruction of the sophomore members of the brigade. Before Ken became Lt. Colonel, he was an active member of Company C. He has represented his company in the Prize Squad and Haskell Drill. He was also on the winning platoon on Field Day. This is not the limit of his activities, though. He was an active participant in ROTC sports. r J£e poaf of CR.O.fJ.G. is lo cfeuefop the traits A company won the prize squad drill. Let’s see if they can do it again. A COMPANY “Now let’s do it the right way, John.” 1st LT. EVERETT BROWN and characteristics of leaders flip in each cadet “That’s right, sarge, you ' re fired.’ ' 2nd LT. JAY SMITH Last year B company almost won the Bachelor Trophy. B COMPANY 161 Competition Jouncf in 7P. O. jf. G. helps C company is always strong in company drill. 1st LT. PHILIP PARISI “Alright, who called me Urps ' c COMPANY 162 1st LT. RICHARD J. STRESCINO D COMPANY Sgt. Fowler teaches Military History. D company always has a good prize squad. Let’s see how close they can come to winning the Bachelor Trophy. 163 2nd LT. WESLEY C. .!. SCHUSTER JR. Wonder what’s going on at the officers’ meeting? E COMPANY E company is now leading in points toward the Bachelor Trophy. Can they keep it up? 164 Jie d provides cade is cuiln cnaracier and leader snip 2nd LT. TIMOTHY BAKER Cold weather doesn ' t stop the Grenadiers. F COMPANY F company walked away with the Bachelor Trophy last year. Let ' s see if they can do it again. The band greets Postmaster General J. Edward Day. “Here we go — loop de loop 1st LT. FRANK L. DULEY 166 dh band a S ine det renaoiers an in ca I he grenadiers prepare for inspection at the Officers ' part) 1st LT. GEORGE M. WHITE Heads-up, chests-out, and tongues in. in tie QJf.S. TW.7.C. briaacfe is s iared btj a . Colonel Lufkin greets Postmaster General J. Edward Day General J. Edward Day speaks in the auditorium. General Day inspects the troops. 169 Cadet David Rich wins the drill. Jne yinnuaf J J rize Drill and Officers ’ J J artu Major Adjutant Ralph Strangman receives the report. Cadet Ronald Rutchick comes in sec- ond. Cadet Fred Johnson places third. 9s one of if e Jfiyffyfis of ife fear The officers and their dates start off the Grand March. Cadet Colonel David Lufkin and Miss Gail Sarofeen lead the Grand March. It s going to be a long night, Frank JJie students of S.Jd. cS. I Yeh! so what’s the joke. Dave. I know it hurts, but we’ll get it out. The Band is known all over New England O.K.. which one did it? v ancf afivays wi be proucf of the J ' v. (). J. ( . Ken inspects the troops! Smile! f mm FEATURES America, America . . . From sea to shining sea.’ Katharine Lee Bates J J ay J)Oij and j aij dir TIMOTHY BAKER JANICE LUFKIN Class Swee dearts DONALD MacINTYRE BONNIE STEELE ddeaf Seniors DAVID LUFKIN MARY JANE LABELLE 176 Big date, kids? CBesi 7)ressecf wgm M t Shall we dance? EVERETT BROWN MARY ANNE SCOLA Some enchanted evening . . . JKost c S op Lis tic a ie cf PETER THOMPSON Pamela McDonnell 177 Come on. Fishermen, let’s go! JUosi CJli i eiic SALVATORE GALANTE JUDITH ROSE CTies I CTUfCRo un cf And after school, we have . . . JR os ScJoo r spirited C. THOMAS ELDRIDGE GAIL SAROFEEN GREGG SMITH CHRISTINA DENNEN It’s easy, Sal, until you find a hill! JKost 7nte tcjent JOHN H. MOORE KAREN HAGSTROM No. Tony, it ' s the square of the hypoteneuse . . Jltost Dependakfe DENNIS DE COSTE SUSANNE LOWRIE JlTos StAe j to Succeed ANTHONY GHARRETT LINDA CALL Next week we’ll get organized! 179 vA� JlCosi a Aaiiue ROBERT WHYNOTT MARY ELINOR UNTIET ( 2uietest ANDREW POPE MARY ANNE LARSON Maybe they only talk to each other. JKost Quffib e FRANK DULEY MARY ANNE ERONTIERRO Now this elevator stops on all three floors . . . 180 As ouemfjer passed, we p fanned or tfie Office As party. J No, girls, no Flicker ’til June. The bo vs showed off their skill. Oh, what prettv flowers! Sing along with the Girls Drill Team. We became a posbojpice for a c aij in Oece ruber. The girls started basketball practice Action and several wins opened the hockev season. Postmaster General J. Edward Day spoke when the Winslow Homer stamp was issued ir Gloucester. 185 3n February — t ie 3 larfem Diplomats us. tne TIT a uericAs! 56-23-37-Hike! Well look at that, folks! Howdy, friend! ' No, 1 want the ball. Jump, Mr. O ' Neil! You ' re tickling me!” 187 There’s a vacation coming soon; is that why you’re so happy.’ ' Hat IsJAen 7Rg ten JR aij arrived , f we fiacf only a mon iJi fejl Only twenty-seven school The color guard practices for Memorial Day. Wonder if they’re thinking about graduation. days left. 190 June, with a flurry of activity, mar A erf the or our year Dreaming of the Sergeants ' Party? You’ll get more at the Banquet, Ralph. Our dream — finally achieved. 191 Our parents visited to see dtow we were doina. Good evening; may we help you find a room? His room would be on the third floor! Is that you in back, Mr. Sprague: but cf-L o must to sta ouer. we sau (jog o o ye ur is y But what does Miss Ross sav is wrong? Hold it! You’re on Candid Camera! 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