Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1964 volume:

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May your lives be purposeful and productive, your hopes be fulfilled, and your world be better because you are in it. Good luck. Arthur N. Smith, Principal MR. ARTHUR N. SMITH, PRINCIPAL Miss Hodgkins ably assists Mr. Smith in his many tasks. 9 MR. ROBERT KARCHER, VICE-PRINCIPAL Curcuru is the new secretary in the main office. Miss Catherine McEachern works hard as Mr. Karcher’s secretary. TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Congratulations for having suc- cessfully completed your education in the Gloucester Public Schools. Since you started in the Glou- cester School System, there have been a great many technological and sociological advances made in the United States. These changes demand that you have a greater knowledge of the Sciences and the Humanities. May you all continue to gain further knowledge in these areas after you graduate from Gloucester High School. I wish each one of you success and happiness in the coming years. i — Robert Karcher Vice-Principal J oor JlCasiers MR. J. VINCENT ELMER Mr. J. Vincent Elmer is certain to maintain order on the second floor in his role as floor super- visor. Whether checking tardiness and attendance or issuing disci- pline, Mr. Elmer, with his perspi- cuity and outstanding character, gains the confidence of the student body. In addition to these responsi- bilities as floor master, Mr. Elmer also instructs Latin courses, rang- ing from first to fourth year. MR. HOOPER Every year the task of con- trolling as many as 600 fresh- men is undertaken by Mr. Hooper, the third floor super- visor. The most obvious ear- mark of his efficiency is the fact that all of the lockers are locked on the third floor. Aside from being floor mas- ter, Mr. Hooper also teaches mechanical drawing. His keen interest in education has re- sulted in his being a long- standing member of the Essex School Committee. I I ance 2 ), t Miss Mary DeWolfe, capable secretary for the Guidance Department. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department, composed of Miss Marshall. Mr. Natti, and Mr. Sprague, is a constant source of help to the students of G.H.S. Whether we are changing classes, applying to colleges, or simply discussing the problems of grades; there is always someone eager to assist us in the Guidance Department. Our guidance counselors: Mr. Leon Sprague, Miss Ruth Marshall and Mr. Robert Natti. 12 THEY SERVE US MISS GALE Miss Marjorie H. Gale, Director of Extra-curricular Activities, su- pervises clubs, contests, and senior class activities. All these activities promote worthy use of leisure time . . . The student’s other val- uable time may be spent in the Fellows Library. Magazines, pam- phlets, 35,000 volumes, and all other resource materials are made available to the students by Miss Dorothy Londergon, the librarian . . . The ill may be aided by Miss Winifred E. Ross, the school nurse. The health suite is open during the day for use, and Miss Ross is present to assist anyone in need. MISS ROSS MISS LONDERGON 13 Miss Beebe and Gail work on the Flicker. Dear Reader: 1 should like to thank Miss Beebe for all her help and encouragement; Mr. Korobkin for managing the business end of the Flicker ; Mr. Vail for packing the final shipments; The Gloucester Daily Times for pictures loaned; My staff for all the help they gave me; The Business Department for the typists and type- writers; Mr. Rowan for all his advice; Loring Studios and Mr. Flora for all their coopera- tion in the photography department; All those who helped in any way in the preparation of the 1964 Flicker. C?oa£ -CL Editor Louise Scola and Mr. Korobkin handle the business end of the Flicker. 14 Our Oafeteria Jfe pers Miss Morton, director of the G.H.S. cafeteria, also offers practical experience to members of home economics classes. She is a graduate of Framingham Teachers College. Retiring after many years of service to the high school cafeteria, Mrs. Alice McNair will always be remembered for her wholesome well-cooked meals, friendly face, and congenial character. The staff 15 RONALD L. ATWOOD Rollins College, B.A.; Uni- versity of Buffalo; Canis- ius College; Salem State Teachers College; English. ELEANOR W. BEEBE Simmons College, B.S.; Boston University Grad- uate School, M.A.; Eng- lish, Flicker Advisor. RICHARD C. BE RGERON Keene Teachers College; New England College; Sal- em State College; B.A., LINDA C. CULLEN Emmanuel College, A.B.; English. BEL JEANNE DeSARNO aerson College, A.B.; iglish, Speech, Th es ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Regardless of what vocation we choose to pursue, some degree of knowledge in English will be necessary. Our English Department, headed by Miss Claudia Perry, is aware of this and oilers varied courses for -varying needs. The English teachers, in addition to instructing classes, spon- sor such groups as the Stevens Book Reviewers, The National Honor Society, The Thespians, The Special Books Class, The Flash , our newspaper. The Beacon, and the Flicker. MARJORIE H. GALE University of N.H., A.B.; Boston University, M.A.; English; Director of Ex- tra-curricular Activities. MADELINE L. bKli.UJ Emerson College, B.A.; English. Advisor, Flash. WILLIAM GENTILE Boston College, B.S.; Sal- em College, B.S.; English: BENJAMIN ABBOTT LITTLE University of Pennsyl- vania; Boston University; A.B., Ed.M.; English JAMES W. McCOMISKEY, JR. Dartmouth College; Salem State College; Boston Uni- versity; A.B., M.Ed. ; Freshman Hockey Coach; Sponsor, Stevens Book Re- viewers; English CLAUDIA PERRY Radcliffe College; Oxford Summer Session; A.B.; English; Special Books Class MORTON SPARER Boston University; Boston State College; B.A., M. Ed.; English PRISCILLA STARR Gordon College; B.A.; English CHARLOTTE TAYLOR ALYCE F. WILSON University of -New Hainp- ' Lesley College; Boston shire, B Ai; Middlebury University; B.S. ; M.A. : College, Rl.A.; English English MILITARY SGT. LOVARD CLENNEY Military Science I, II, III. SGT. STEPHEN G. KINNER Military Science STAFF SGT. JIMMIE LLOYD Military Science I, II, HI, IV. SGT. JOHN R. McNAMARA Military Science II, III. MAJOR ROBERT F. SUTTON West. Va. Wesleyan College, Buckhannon, West Virginia; B.A. ; Military Science DEVEN BERGENGREN Tufts University; Personal Typewriting, General Bus- iness, Business Practice VERNA M. CARBONE Boston University, M.Ed.; Major in Business Educa- tion; Typewriting I and III BEATRICE CHRISTOPHERSON Salem State Teachers Col- lege, Machine Practice, Typewriting II HARVEY M. KOROBKIN Suffolk University; M.S.; Business Practice, Eco- nomics NORMAN C. ROSS Bucknell University, A.B.; Economics; Director of Ath- letics; Football Coach. THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Business Education Department is headed by Miss Olga Williams. The excellent training given students by this department enables most students to assume jobs in the business world immediately after graduation. Other stu- dents go on to receive further education before going into the business world. Regardless of what vocation the students pursue, the training they receive from this department is invaluable. 18 OLGA WILLIAMS State College, Salem ; Boston University; Northeastern Uni- versity ; University of Bridgeport; B.S., M.B., C.A. C.S.; Office Practice. SHIRLEY M. LaFRANCE Salem State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. in Ed.; Short- ' hand I and II; Transcrip- tion; Typewriting I ETHEL MILLS Salem State Teachers Col- lege, Boston University; B.S. in Ed.; M.S. in Ed.; Bookkeeping I, II THOMAS J. O ' DONNELL Salem State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. in Ed.; Gen- eral Business; Typewrit- ing, Salesmanship. M. EVELYN OLIVER Salem State College; B.S. in Ed.; Shorthand I, Type- writing I and II. DORIS R. BAER Radcliffe College; A.B., A.M. ; French I-IV. nj CTMo (S ' J. VINCENT ELMER Amherst, B.A.; Harvard, M.A.; University of Mass. ; Salem State. MILDRED E. FROSTHOLM Wellesley College, B.A.. M.A. ; Spanish. DAVID C. ROBINSON Gorham State Teachers College; Brandeis Univer- sity; Episcopal Theologi- cal School; Laval Univer- sity; B.A.; French I, II; Latin I. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT It is the purpose of the Foreign Language Department to expose its students not only to the language of a country but also to its culture and civilization. Both modern and a classical language are made available to the students by Miss Mildred E. Frostholm, Head of the Department, and the other capable teachers on her staff. EDWARD W. ROEWER Dartmouth; Boston Uni- versity; A.B., M.Ed.; Spanish. ROBERT L. SHEAFFER University of Texas; Ham line University; Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas, B.A. ; German I, II III, Span- ish I. 19 ROBERT W. CARD Bowdoin College; Har- vard University; A.B., A.M.T. ; Physics, Chemis- try. THOMAS J. HARDACRE Merrimack; Boston Col- lege; Salem State; A.B. ; M.S.Ed.; Experimental Bi- ology, Biology. MANUEL F. MARTINS Providence College; A.B., M.Ed.; General Science, Practical Physics. PAUL E. BRADSTREET U. of Maine; Boston Uni- versity; Salem State; B.S.; General Science, Practical Chemistry. Gloucester High School can boast of a well-organized and dedicated Science Department staffed by capable teach- ers Classes are offered in general science, biology, physiology, chemistry, and physics. In addition to the college prep courses, there are special classes in chemistry and physics for those wishing only a practical knowledge of those sub- jects. The Science Department also offers to seniors who are especially interested in the field of biology an advanced course in that subject. The various courses strive to encourage students to develop their reasoning power, to do more independent investigation on their own. and to become more familiar with the world in which they live. The Science Department helps to prepare the students for our modern age in which a considerable knowledge is vita . EMILY H. NICKERSON Wellesley College, B.A. ; College Chemistry. RICHARD S. SHORT Bates College, B.S. ; Bos- ton University, B.Ed. ; Bi- ology. FRANCIS SPECK Tufts College, B.S.; Biolo- gy, General Science. O. MYRTLE WARDRUP Lynn Burdett; Shepherd College, Salem State; R.N.; B.A. ; B.S. ; Biology, Physiology. 20 GASPAR LEWIS Gloucester Vocational School; Carpentry Shop GEORGE R. PERRY Fitchburg State College; B.S. in Ed.; M.S. in Ed.; Related Math ; Related Science; Machine Draw- ing; Blue Print Reading: Driver Education KENNETH E. STICKNEY University of North Caro- lina; Fitchburg State Col- lege; B.S.; Carpentry and Related Subjects; Archi- tectural Drawing HARVEL R. VAIL Fitchburg State College; B.S.; Driver Education; Printing Shop and Re- lated Subjects; Business Manager of Football GLOUCESTER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Since its founding in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School has been prepar- ing boys for employment as printers, carpenters, electricians, machinists, and automobile mechanics. Under the direction of Mr. Harold B. Geary, the Voca- tional School fully equips the boys to meet challenges in institutions of higher learning. In the newest addition to the Vocational curriculum, Mr. Robert Bruce of Fishing and Vessel Management teaches the fundamentals of sea- manship and marine electronics. 2 I RAYMOND WHITE Wentworth Institute; Fitch- burg State College; Electri- cal Engineering Degree; As- sociated Electrical Shops and Related Electrical Math, Sci- ence, and Drawing ALBERT E. HOFFMAN Lowell Technological In- stitute; Machine Shop LEO AMERO Fitchburg State College; Automobile Theory — Re- lated Math; Related Draw- ing; Driver Education JOHN F. RUDROW Fitchburg State College; B.S. ; Gloucester Voca- tional School ROBERT A. RRUCE Boston University; Went- worth Institute; Seaman- ship; Marine Diesel; Ma- rine Electronics MARY ELLEN DONALD SNYDER FLANAGAN East Stroudsburg State Boston University, Sar- College; B.S.; Physical gent College, B.S. ; Girls’ Education. Physical Education. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department, with instructors Miss Maryellen Flanagan and Mr. Donald Snyder, helps bring physical fitness to freshman boys and freshman and sophomore girls. Sports ranging from basketball to e d hockey are taught to the students. In addition students are taught the proper use of various types of gymnastic equipment. As a result of their training many students go on to participate in varsity sports. All participants gain valuable training from this program. HOWARD A. CURTIS Mass. School of Art, B.S. in Ed.; Art I, Fine Arts, Advanced Art, Art Appre- ciation. MARY J. NUGENT Salem State Teachers Col- lege; Boston University; B.S. in Ed., M.Ed.; Crafts. ELEANOR MOORE New England Conserva- tory of Music; Music Theory and Appreciation, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. ROBERT E. PUFF U. of California: Florida State; Boston University; B. Music, M. Music Ed.; Band, Orchestra. D MUSIC DEPARTMENTS der the guida of ifrr. Howard Cytis hairman of the Art Department and Miss Eleanor Moore, Director of )e Music Department, students at Gloucester High School are exposed to the finer things of life, learning not only appreciate masterpieces of art and music, hut also to attempt to create some themselves. Instruction in handicrafts and industrial arts is also included in the art program. CLAIR K M. HOLMES Framingham State Col- lege, R.S.; Home Eco- nomics. PRISCILLA E. NOYES Nasson College, B.S.; Homemaking, Clothing, Family Living. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The aim of the Home Economics Department of G.H.S. is to prepare its students to become efficient homemakers. By planning and preparing well-balanced meals, the girls acquire valuable experience, plus poise and charm as hostesses. The girls prepare and serve the refreshments for the National Honor Society teas and other school func- tions. Besides instruction in the culinary arts, the department offers classes in home management, nutrition and dressmaking. VERMON C. HOOPER Gorham State Teachers; Manual Arts; Mech. Draw- ing I, II; Machine Draft- ing I, II; Floor Master, 3rd floor. RICHARD L. LOVELY Gorham State Teachers College; University of Maine; B.S. ; Mechanical Drawing; Machine Draft- ing. MARY S. BURKE Boston University; North- eastern; Harvard Ext; M.A., B.S. in Ed.; U.S. History and Civics, World History. edward McCaffrey University of Mass.; B.A.; U.S. History, World Geo- graphy. 23 THOMAS BRENNAN University of New Hamp- shire, B.A.; American His- tory; World Geography; International Relations JOHN C. CARTER Harvard Coljege; Harvard Graduate School of Edu- cation; A.B., A.M.T. ; World History; U.S! His- tory and Civics; Problems of Modern Democracy MARILYN DROWN CLARK Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa, B.A.; History; Latin JOHN S. KANIA, JR. Boston University; Salem State College; B.A.; M. Ed.; U.S. History; Wbrld Geography RAYMOND S. LANE University of Mass.; B.A. in Ed.; World Geography; Problems of Democracy DONALD T. McPAHIL Boston University; B.S. ; World History GERALD A. O’NEIL University of New Hamp- shire; B.A. ; U.S. History; World Geography Wimbledon County bledon, London ; Portsmouth Training College, Hampshire, England; Teaching Diploma; Ling Association Physical Educa- tion Diploma; Physical Educa- tion; Geography; Mathematics SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT After completing the social studies courses offered at G.H.S., the student is fully aware of the complexities of our civilization. John C. Carter, head of this depart- ment, and his fine staff of teachers help to provide the student with a solid founda- tion in geography and history. In their senior year, students may elect courses in Modern Democracy or Internationa! Relations in order to supplement their under- standing of our modern world. 24 CHARLES F. BRUNO JR. A.B.; Brown University; Salem State, M.Ed.; Alge- bra and General Math JOHN E. CANNIEF, JR. Boston College; B.S., B.A. Algebra AARNE A. FRIGARD Dartmouth College, B.A.; Plane Geometry ALFRED U. HAGSTROM Providence College, Bos- ton University, Boston Col- lege, Holy Cross; Ph.B., Ed.M. ; Mathematics MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Until this year, general math, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry were the only mathematical subjects which students at Gloucester High Schoo l were offered. Beginning this year, however, a new course in modern mathe- matics has been added to the curriculum. The class, taught by Mr. Mauger, emphasizes the reasons behind the rules rather than memorization of the rules themselves. Mr. Hagstrom, head of the department, has launched this program in order that the student might be exposed to the newer methods in mathematics. Beginning in the freshman year, this course will be worked into the whole math program of some college- bound students. The modern math course exemplifies Gloucester’s fine up-to-date mathematics department NORMA P. HARRIS Bucknell University, A.B.; Algebra I, General Math MARGARET LEVY College of the Holy Names. Oakland, Calif.; Univer- sity of Calif., Berkeley. A.B.; General Science, General Math JOSEPH E. MAUGER, JR. University of Massachu- setts; Northeastern Uni- versity; B.A. M.S. Modern Math, Algebra, Trigono- metry H. AUGUSTUS NUNES B.A.; University of New Hampshire; Plane Geom- etry, Algebra II 25 Aren ' t you glad trig is only half a year. 26 Underclassmen struggle through a hard problem. Concentrating on 60 words a minute. Altitudes stimulate the brain. chapter also engages in fund-raising activities. Following the induction ceremony, there is a reception for new mem bers. During the year, outstanding speakers present programs at special chapter meetings. o- c Q- 5“ to 3 in 3 3“ 3l. I ' D s- h: 2 c ” 3 TO o ° 3- “ CO —i TO qd � 3 3 TO 3- £ 3 s § c X « 7T ere 30 JUNIOR ROTARIANS The faculty of G. H. S. has chosen, Ned Ross, Ben Smith, Dennis Cranford, Tom Moses, Gordon Pew, Jimmy Brown, and Fred Johnson as this year’s Junior Associates of the Gloucester Rotary Club. These boys are better known as Junior Rotarians. These boys attend the monthly meetings of the Gloucester Rotary Club, which is comprised of businessmen of Gloucester. HONOR BUSINESS CLUB The Honor Business Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Mills, is an outstanding organization. The purpose of the club is to recognize honor business students and to develop reliable business leadership. To be admitted, a student must carry at least two business subjects and maintain a minimum average of 82 %. Lectures by prominent businessmen are often included in the Honor Business Club’s monthly meetings. 31 STEVENS BOOK REVIEWERS Under the direction of Mr. Mc- Comiskey the Stevens Book Re- viewers keep abreast of the current literature. Monthly meetings are held during which the members of the club hold lively discussions on the books under consideration. A public review is given once a year in the Fellows Library in order to raise money for new books. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Moore, is a supplement to the Girls’ Glee Club. Members of this group are selected for their tone quality, ability to harmonize, and ability to sing unaccompanied. Soloists for Glee Club productions are chosen from the A Cappella Choir. 32 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The Junior Chapter of the American Field Service, advised by Miss Darcy, is devoted to the purpose of encourag- ing friendship between ourselves and other nations. The members of the club, who are high school students of the junior and senior level hold many fund raising events in order to finance a student exchange program. This year Monique LaCoste, of France, and Vince Berga, of Spain, were members of the senior class under the exchange program. BEACON STAFF The Beacon Staff under the supervision of Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Sparer is guided this year by two enthusiastic co-editors, Elizabeth Sibley and Jonathan Parsons. The staff organizes the publication and distribution of the school literary magazine which is composed of the students’ selected literary and artistic works. 33 while enjoying themselves. CD £C r a H CfQ ■ n 5- 2- P S ' o. 3- u ' n o H P- o C 35 BOYS’ LEADERS CLUB The Boys’ Leaders Club is under the supervision of Mr. Donald Snyder. The Club’s members are from all grade levels. These boys are chosen because of their athletic ability. They give class demonstrations and instruc ion. Members of the club who show outstanding ability are awarded special pins and given special recogm ion. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club, under the supervision of Mr. Wise and Mr. O’Donnell, is dedicated to improving the students’ skill in chess and to introducing chess to students who wish to learn the game. This year the chess club has participated in matches with other schools. 36 THE FLASH The Flash Staff publishes weekly a review of school activities in the Gloucester Daily Times. By promoting dances, plays, concerts, and other activities associated with school life, the Flash inspires and preserves school spirit and student-faculty cooperation. Over the years, the Flash has received many awards for excellence in scholastic editing and publishing. With the help of their advisor, Mr. William Gentile, the staff members receive valuable training while serving both the school and community. 37 FRENCH CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Doris Baer, the French Club holds its meetings once a month. The meetings present a wide variety of interesting programs dealing with France and its culture. As the discussions are conducte partly in French, the members are able to utilize their knowledge of the language. The club, in addition to c iscuss- in«r France and its culture, supplies the prize for the annual French II and III awards. It also pays the registration fee for those students who enter the A. A. T. F. contest. Vive la France et le Cercle Francais! ; • ; FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses Club is made up of a group of girls who have decided to enter the nursing profession or who feel that they would like to obtain more information about a nursing eareer. Speakers are in attendance a many meetings and give talks on the varied specialised fields of nursing. The girls are given a better understand, ng of 3 the position a nurse holds in her community and of the satisfaction fel. by the women in nursing careers. 38 GLEE CLUB The Girls’ Glee Club, composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls, is under the direction of Miss Eleanor Moore. Qualifications for membership include voice quality and a desire to sing with others. During the year, the club stages a Christmas production and also a musical. Besides attending state festivals, the Glee Club gives various concerts about Gloucester. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, or Der Deutscheverein, sponsored by Mr. Robert L. Sheaffer, is composed of students who wish to learn more about the culture and customs of the German people. The club, which meets once a month, also aids in fluency in speaking the language. Among the club’s activities are listening to records, watching films, and at the end of the year going on a field trip. 39 JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS The Junior Volunteers is a group of hard-working girls who donate their help at the Addison Gilbert Hospital. Every weekday after school, four of these girls may be seen running errands or pushing the gift cart to the patients at the hospital. The Junior Volunteers should be congratulated for their line service. i-i LEADERS’ CLUB The Girls’ Leaders Club, under the leadership of Miss Mary Ellen Flanagan, assists during the gym classes with demonstrations and instruction of the various activities. The club is comprised of members of all four grade levels Leaders who show outstanding ability receive special pins and are given special recognition. 40 ORCHESTRA Passing through the corridors on Monday afternoons, you probably have heard strains of music coming from the auditorium. The source of this music is the G.H.S. orchestra, led by Mr. Robert Puff. The members practice hard each Monday to prepare for the assemblies. SAILING CLUB Mr. Charles Bruno is the advisor of one of the newer organizations at G.H.S., the Sailing Club. The basic requirement for becoming a member is having a vivid interest in sailing. Members of the Sailing Club learn much about navigation and all aspects of sailing. Weekend cruises are pleasant reward for the members of this club. 41 SPANISH CLUB Comprende usted el espanol? If you do, you most likely aee aware of what Spanish CJiib m. Under the supervision of Miss Mildred Frostholm, the members o e pan ® . . Vincente Orquin Be rga, the fpl Ur b ea h H Spff familiarize students with Spain. 42 SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, composed of the student secretaries, cafeteria workers, and office assistants is of much benefit to both the students and the teachers. Under the advisorship of Miss Christopherson the students m this club give up their time to help with the running of the school. An honor bestowed upon them is a G , when they have earned ten credits given by successfully completing their assigned tasks. o H 3 -4 O -C •2 « a S s £ u w t « o — -P C ) 9 42 CX CQ classes are represented by their officers and elected representatives. The Student Council is a useful organization in helping the school run smoothly. STAGE CREW This group of hard working students is responsible for each production staged in the Freeman Putney audi- torium Under the joint direction of Miss Isabel DeSarno and Mr. Manuel F. Martins, the members supervise all the work behind the scenes at assemblies -and Thespian productions; and they also give up their free periods to operate the audio-visual equipment in the classrooms. THESPIANS Through the Thespian Club, theatrically-minded students find a means of expression for their talents and an introduction to !he intriguing’world of the drama. As all good Thespians know members o ( the club m ta be truly dedicated to the dramatic arts, for the theater not only offers glamour and glory but demands long hours of labor and rehearsing until the production is perfectly prepared. Although ntwlly _ an ™ ate “f £ the Thespians are hard-working and well-coordinated, and in the past few years have audiences with their well-staged productions. The club now works under the able guidance of Miss DeSarno, successor to Miss Shirley Surrette. 44 40-yard dash ! Students learn rules of the road. Kick it again — harder! 45 No ticket — no ride! FLICKER I LITERARY John Robinson Margaret Kyrouz Donna White Dennis Powers John Prybot Hollis Graves Liz Lowrie Liz Siblej Sandra O’Connell Geraldine Mackey ART Susan Barnard Maryanne Silva Bonnie Andrews Liz Sibley R.O.T.C. Joanne Ventimiglia John Andrews Ralph Oliver Jon Freitas Mike Goulart SPORTS Joanne Ventimiglia Frederick Schrafft Peggy Heberle Martha Bray Scott Guittarr Warren McCormack PHOTOGRAPHY Sheila Hagen Sherrie Zion Marjorie Gleason 46 STAFF TYPE Wendie Daniels Gerry Wonson Nancy Constance Frankie Sullivan Antoinette Parady Marguerite Poirier VOCATIONAL Joanne Ventimiglia Sherrie Zion ADVERTISING Louise Scola Mary Brosnan Pam Sarofeen Pam Silva Marilyn Ryan Irene Langley Charles Sanfilippo ACTIVITIES Joanne Scola Paula Drohan Linda Gagnon Joanne Benson Susan Barnard Elaine Zywusko John Worcester Vallee Morris Sandra Skillen CLASS ROLL Joanne Scola Marjorie Gleason Ida McDonald Maureen Sullivan Frankie Sullivan Joan Sheeran Mary Jane Sheedy 47 7 ? Jltemory of Deirc e JIC. 7errini 19 47-1963 A year has passed in the life of the earth. Win- ter has softened into spring; spring has blos- somed forth to summer; summer has ripened into autumn ; and autumn has again w ithered into winter. For most of us, the three hundred and sixty-five days of 1963 were full of the usual trials and triumphs of everyday life; but one of us knew only seventeen hours of that ye r. At five o’clock in the evening of New Years Day, 1963, Deirdre Margaret Ferrini died of leu- kemia; these are the cruel, final facts against which no one can argue. Yet no one can help seeking, the reason why such a young person, who loved life so whole-heartedly and who could have accomplished so much on this earth, should have had to leave it. But it is not for us to brood over Dede’s death; such things are the secrets of the universe and to God alone adongpthe un ers. whom she met . With her quick Although in many ays wise beyond her year j jj care -worn world around her. She had her serious moments as yet gentle sense of humor, she gave new vigor Questions of “Why are we here?” and Where are we going? She, too. well, for Dede, like most of us pondered the a r e-old q - , re fl ec ted in her dark, deep eyes, which could grow soft in h fight S happy wans - h- will come for most of us of the Class of 19 ' ■ , i . • the vears ahead — to live up to the good that Dede might 2rtf 2 “J=atsS zv rsi - .He M «. - - journey of life. 48 g n September, summer memories minp e MICHAEL ALEXANDER DILIBERTI Mike; Jickle , , . , „„ Interests: Ice House; New York; you started ; special oc- casions; boulevard watch; girl watching; Richies house; D.D.; jigaboo; hangers. Activities : Football, co-capt., basketball; Student Council; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Class president; Representative on Student Government Day; Winning Prize Squad; Platoon Sgt. Ambition, to keep on smiling; to reach the goal I seek. BENJAMIN ATWOOD SMITH, III Interests: Sports; Lynn Arena; A.Y.C.; Sams office, gar- den parties; Teaser VIII; Lake Placid. Activities: : Foot- ball, co-captain 4; hockey, co-captain 3, 4. Honors. Nation- al Honor Society; Junior Class Rotarian; vice-president; Representative to Mass. Boys State; N.S.H.L. All-Star Team; N.S.H.L.M.V.P. Playoffs; Boston Herald All-Scho- lastic Hockey Team. Ambition: To play pro hockey and football until I am 30; to be a U.S. Senator until I am 35; to be President of the U.S. A. for eight years; to re- tire at 43. irtlle Amie ; nnaj ifiome- .i W; 2 i ' em j r i ELIZABETH LOUISE KENNEDY Interests: Summer ol ' ’ 62; Pepsi; Post office-; Camp Ro- tary- Friday nights; Ask Pecker; Irish ; fellas, cry ' muck ; Remember Theorbos; E G Girl my hous . Activities: Pep Club; basketball; i§Mde CWncil Bi; ology Club; A.F.S., pjesident; French Club;- Flicker Staff, Student Secretary ' . Honors: Junior Usherette; typing treasurer. Ambition: To have a smile for every friend anti a friend for every smile. T r vv , i 52 with the p ricfe of being seniors. JOYCE ELEEN ABBOTT Interests: Problems; those walks and talks; ask Jane: vanilla ice cream; Apr. ’63 in Man- chester, Conn. ; ask Jean; those songs; my job in Rockport. Activ- ities: Junior Volun- teers; cafeteria worker; Flicker Staff. Ambi- tion : To become a re- gistered nurse; to see the world. LINDA FAYE ABRAHAMSON Lyn Interests: RICHIE; strange and wonderful friendships; those blue eyes; good luck charm; long, long letters; talking with Val. Activities: Future Nurses of America; Flicker Staff; German Club; National Thespian Society. Ambition: To become a dental nurse; always to have the sun shining on us. JOSEPH SALVATOR AIELLO IFire; Tsk Interests: Girls; the boule- vard; the cove; the gang; surfboard; late hours; bowl- ing; Mark’s spoon; South End; Friday nights; 100 Club; “One More Time”; Laurel’s; oak; long walks; yhtak; hangers. Ambition: To have my own business and be my own boss; to make my parents proud of me. CYNTHIA JEAN ALLEN Cindy Interests : Billy ; flat tire; ask Judy; ice skating; sewing; bowl- ing; good times; Essex gang; ’57 Ford; rides to school; summer of ’62. Activities: Office assis- tant. Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To finish high school; to succeed in whatever I may attempt. RUTH EMILY ALLEN Ruthie Interests: ’61; only I know; Essex; Hamilton; my places; bowling; reading; ask Patsy; Rus- sell; babysitting; submarines; when I’m 125. Activities: Honor Business Club; student secre- tary. Honors: OBE pin; typing awards; short- hand awards. Ambition: To find my path, fol- low it, and reach my goal. DONNA LEE AMERO Interests: Nick’s; Fille Amie; C.Y.O.; cafeteria H.R.; row- boat; Halloween; the court; P.J. parties. Activities: Junior Volunteers; A.F.S. ; Spanish Club; Flash typist; Pep Club; Flicker Staff; student secretary; class dues collect- or. Honors: Typing awards; Facit Award. Ambition: To be small and shine, not big and cast a great shadow. SHARON G. ANDERSON Shar Interests: Wonktondi; p. j. parties; skating; Florida; red Ford; long walks and talks; little Dutch boy; Crassville; ask Margie. Activities: Sail- ing; archery; field hockey; Junior Volunteers; student secretary; girls’ track team. Ambition: To remember yesterday; to think of to- day; to hope for tomorrow. ELLEN BONNIE ANDREWS Bonnie Interests: “Delly”; par- ties; Joan Baez; depres- sion s e s si o n s ; my friends; here and there- after; stage; Deannie’9 drama; hootenannies; music; art; guitars; “Rum, by Gum!”. Activ- ities: French Club; Glee Club; Beacon ; Flicker; A.F.S. ; Thespians, presi- dent. Ambition: To serve God; to love and under- stand people. 53 J(jJ e accept the new respon stSihttes that Occupation of front seats in assembly by the class of 64 ROBERT ANTHONY APTT Bob; Aptt’s Interests: Cars; guns; Rockport; Ipswich; Room 215; detention. Activities: Football; baseball. Ambition: To win the Indianapolis 500; to make my mother proud of me. FRANCIS JOHN AUDITORE Frank Interests : Sports ; you started ; cars ; Dodgers ; ask Kyrouz; Joe Mon- te’s. Ambition-. To go to college. sXr 2 - SUE ANN BARBARA ARTHUR Sue ; Susie Interests-. My poodle; Andy and Puddy; Sheila; Jimmy; Rainbow Girls; M.Y.F.; those secret rides; church suppers; Nancy’s window; walk; beach par- ties; orange trailers; choir. Ambition: To face the fu- ture with a smile; to suc- ceed in whatever I attempt. MELVIN FRANCIS ARVILLA Mel Interests : CATHY; Rockport; hot ’54 Che- vy; New York; ask Ben- ny; the cabin; Nicks; J.M.O. Activities: Track; Beta Beta Biology Club; R.O.T.C. sports; Prize Squad. Honors ' . Win- ning Prize Squad; Pla- toon Sgt. Ambition: To make my life a success and to have my dreams come true. JOHN ANDREWS Interests: Water skiing; boating; New York; trav- eling; work. Activities: Latin Club; Sailing Club; Chess Club; Ger- man Club; Flash; In- dividual Drill; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Winning Prize Squad; Cpl. Ambition: To be a suc- GAIL ANDREA ARSENAULT Interests: The game; witchcraft; the barn; lis- tening; the “Delly;” moon- glow ; stoplight ; -2 pe- cans; large numbers; poise; co-ordination; 2 P.M.; music. Activities: Leaders’ Club; girls’ bas- ketball; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Beta Beta Biology Club. Hon- ors: National Honor So- ciety; Sawyer Medal; Flicker Editor-in-chief; N.M.S.Q.T. letter of com- mendation ; Representative Mass. Girls’ State. Ambi- tion: No. cess. 54 come (vit j our new privileges. Since we were LIANNE MARIE AUTHIER Interests: Bowling; dan- cing Candystripers ; week- ends; football and basket- ball games; the summer of ’62; C.Y.O. Activities: Junior Volunteers; A.F.S. ; Chorus; cafeteria assistant. Ambition : To be happy and successful in what- ever I attempt; to make everyone I love proud of SUSAN MARSHALL BARNARD Sue Interests: Rabbit! sculp- ture; drawing; vPeter, Paul, and Mary; the “Delly;” clouds; stop- light; blue; silver brace ' lets; Chinese bowls; au- tumn. Activities: ' , Nation- al Thespian Society, sec- retary ; Beta Beta Biolo- g v Club; Flicker Staff; HUGH BARRETT Interests: Cars; car racing. Am- bition: To be a good race driv- 5r. Come on, girls — cheer! CAROLYN MAE BENJAMIN Benjie Interests: Chocolate cokes; snackbar; basketball; ten- nis; sailing; Hampden Hill-1960; Chevy; J.C; back of my truck; “to be a good do-be.” Activities: Basketball; sailing Club; Flash typist; Flicker staff; Honor Business Club; stu- dent secretary. Honors: Typing awards; bookkeep- ing award; 1962 volleyball champs. Ambition: To live, love, laugh, and be happy. BRUCE JEROME BELIVEAU Buck Interests: Radio; guitar playing; electronics; gymnastics; hi - fi music ; bombing around ; girls, girls, girls! Ambition: To be- come an electronics engineering technician. - y-6 • -m- ' TY - J g-cr-S ' T- , c • c ' U- AMY LEE BELL Interests: Hiding and seeking; the grits; taking lessons ; artistic endeav- ors; intriguing others; friend of the family; Fille Amie; A.S.N.W. Activities: A.F.S. ; Junior Commit- tee; Spanish Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Flash reporter; Flicker staff; Junior Usherette; supply room assistant. Honors: National Honor Society, President; Spanish II Book Prize. Ambition: To think not of myself, but of others. 55 r ' jres men, i e class VICTOR ALONZO BENNETT, JR. Lonny Interests: Mary; N.H. ; October ’62; computers. Activities-. Stage Crew; Beta Beta Biology Club ; Mathematics League. Hon- ors: Two Science Fair blue ribbons. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer; to make my parents proud of me. oj 1964 as cuor ecf ELIZABETH ANN BENSON Liz Interest: A certain some- one; green; AND; April ’62; Irma, Virginia; p.j. Parties; ’55 Chevy; The For t; trip to Florida, Room 5; dancing; water skiing; the phone calls; ruler. Activities: Girls’ Basket- ball Team; Honor Busi- ness Club, 1st vice pres- ident. Honors: Typing awards; shorthand award. Ambition: Never to lose sight of God; to be my- self and remain happy forever. The auditorium during a busy study hall. JOSEPHINE ANN BENSON Jo Ann Interests: Dancing; Wal- ly’s; the Fort; boys and the rides ; ask Lolo ; trip to Florida, room 5; P.J. parties. Lynn ; castle ; piz- za; Cher- Ami; “laffs”; talks. Activities: Honor Business Club ; basket- ball; volleyball. Honors: Volleyball champs; typ- ing award. Ambition: To love God always; to live, love and be happy. VICENTE ORQUIN-B1 Vince Interests: M ing and draw „ , tennis; rctycts bolcis ; lan- guages; violin and drums, movies; books; the thea- ter; guitar. Activities: Roy tary Club; French Club; Spanish Club; A.F.S. : 7 clubs in Spain. Honors: A.F.S. International Stu- dent Exchange Scholar ship. Ambition: When I go back to Spain, I shall study five languages; in the future, I should like to get a job with an inter- national organization. 56 A. W r A, ad fh an too ia e jaoe anc ROBERT STANLEY BLAKE Bob Interests: Roller skating; hockey; .bowling; Scouting; a certain Chamberlain girl; cake coffee; summer beach parties; a road, last summer; horses. Activities : Stage Crew Ambition : To live, love, laugh and be happy; to succeed in the carpentry trade and have a business of my own. JEAN CHERYL BLATCHFORD Jean Interests: LENNY; cokes at Cher-Ami; dancing; walk- ing; that ’61 Falcon; swim- ming; chocolate; 1965. Hon- ors: Typing awards. Ambi- tion: To succeed in life; to make my mother and father proud of me. RONALD H. BOUCHIE Ronnie; Bushy Interests: Pontiac man; the bomb; seaside mon- keying; Welch’s Good Guys; girls: S.I. Activi- ties: track; Chess Club; Rifle Team. Ambition: To make a million before I’m 21 ; to support my parents as they’ve sup- ported me. MARTHA IRENE BRAY Interests: HOCKEY and all those incidentals; football; those p.j. parties; LYNN ARENA; faculty games ; Marilyn knows ; that certain player; state tourneys. Activities: A.F.S. ; Beta Beta Biology Club; Junior Volunteers; Flicker Staff; Future Nurses Club of America. Honors: Junior Volun- teer’s 100-Hour Pin; Guid- ance Office assistant. Am- bition: To live, love, laugh, and be happy. ALAN LAWRENCE BRIGHAM Al Interests: Water skiing; boating; cars; bowling. Am- bition: To make money. WILLIAM PAUL BRODERICK Bill; Billy Interests: The winner; call- ing Mrs. M. ; “lotta laffs”; Canteen; Mary; record hops; 219 English; pizza; ask Bon- nie C. ; F block study; Good Harbor Beach; ’58 Plymouth; Sunday, Nov. 17, ’63. Activ- ities: Sailing Club; Tum- bling Club. Ambition: To live, laugh, and be happy; to make my parents proud of JOHN MICHAEL BICHAO Blackie Interests: Courtney; weight lifting; cars; danc- ing; West End Corner; Rockport. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may do; to make my parents proud of me. RICHARD ARTHUR BERGERON Dick; Berg Interests: Girls; ’53 Stu- debaker; 283 cu. in.; par- ties. A ctivities : freshman football ; freshman hock- ey. Ambition: To go to college; not to fall into the quicksand of conform- ity. JOHN H. BROOKS Jay bee ; Rooster Interests : “Three Muske- teers”; dancing; fabulous 4 Seasons; West End; New York; boulevard guard; Officer Krupkee; relievo; ASK DING DONG; Prize Squad; cars; New Year’s eve; ask Ralph. Activities: Leaders’ Club; Band; hock- ey; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Winning Prize Squad; Cpl. ; Sgt. Ambition: To find that long dark path and follow it; to see my mother retire. MARY ELIZABETH BROSNAN Bros Interests: Nick’s; cafeteria h.r. ; rowboats ; C.Y.O. ; Halloween; Fille Amie; p.j. parties; sports; bike rides ; canteen. A ctivities : Flash typist; A.F.S. ; Bi- ology Club; Flicker Staff; Pep Club; Cap and Gown representative ; Archery Club. Honors: Typing and shorthand awards. Ambi- tion: To find my path in life and follow it. CH BROWN harlie Tre jjfuYr; German Club. (Fpe a s u e thenu5«s League ; ' JunjimN Usherette. H$wr$: Sawy Mjraal Win- bfefc} National Honor Socie- ty. . Ambition: To._ develop wisdom and courage; to wit- ness, understand and love. Interests: Those memories; Newton; ask Jackie; those parties; Gloria’s house; Mai’s gang; Gray house, ’63; those letters; King’s Rook. Activities: Student secretary. Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To live a happy and respectable life; someday to meet that certain someone and to fill his life with love and hap- piness. BEVERLY A. BURNHAM Bev Interests: That certain someone; E.G. gang; like hockey much? ask Linda; memories ; one summer night; The Great Pretend- er; beach parties; that of- fice. Activities: A.F.S. ; Pep Club; Junior Usher- ette; Office assistant; Ath- letic Office assistant; Span- ish Club. Honors: Typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand awards. Ambition: To open my eyes to see what is beautiful, my mind to know what is true, and my heart to love what is good; to know why. each new (year we have found MARIANNE L. BURNS Brunsy Interests: The bug; ARUGA; “Don’t be like that”; winter of ’63; the pail; that boat; red Ford; HIM; Wonktondi. Activ- ities: Sailing Club; Jun- ior Volunteers; Archery Club. Honors: Bookkeep- ing award; typing award. Ambition : To remember yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow. ROSS ALEXANDER BURTON Sandy Interests: Girls; the Brothers; Scouts; weights; the green bomb; swim- ming; hockey. Activities: Band; A.F.S. Honors: A.F.S. vice-pres. Ambition: To be a true blue broth- er. Faye Landry misses the kick. ARTHUR BUTEAS Artie Interest: “G”; weapons; hunting; horseback rid- ing; boats; skiing; div- ing; folk songs; DeMo- lay; M.Y.F. Treasurer. Ambition: To preserve freedom under the Flag. ANNA MARIE CALLAHAN Interests: A A; those talks; ask Jean; cafe ’62 Cher-Ami; “Don’t be like that,” Canteen; ARUGA; miniature Ponderosa; dan- cing; the dollhouse; p.j. parties; Wonktondi. Activ- ities: Sailing Club; stu- dent secretary. Honors: Typing awards. Ambi- tion: To find a little bit of light in the darkest of clouds; to make my parents proud of me. 59 thi ( ie corridors a ' dors a fitife e more crow ded and JACQUELINE CAMPBELL Jack Interests: Summer of ’63; red raincoats ; L o n e’s ; E.S.N.; ask Susan; Chest- nut; “Clair de Lune”: Maria’s pizza; letters; lit- tle wampum; blue ; S + K; “extra-special” long walks; “oldies but good- ies.” Activities: Pep Club; Junior Usherette; Latin Club; A.F.S. Ambition: To find my pot of gold. RONALD CAMPBELL Ronny Interests: Pole; ’55 chev. Activities: Baseball 3. Ambition: To have a job I like and have more than J erry. ifCharlie? VIRGINIA S. CANNON Jini Interests : Crazy Eights; walks and talks; Maine; driving; our place; Mag- nolia gang; A.S.N.W. ; bowling; the beach. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biolo- gy Club; Future Nurses of America; French Club; junior Volunteers; tennis; ' licker Staff. Ambition: To succeed in whatever field I enter. 60 t ie luncfj lines a lttfe fonyer. ROBERT L. CARTER, JR. Bob Interests: Mary: ’51 Che- vys; ask Pete; Room 201; “laffs” with Uncle George; West Gloucester gang. Activities: Vocation- al Club. Ambition: To be with Uncle George for three years; to be an A-l machinist, and to make my parents proud of me. RECINA SANDRA CATALINI Reggie Interest: GUESS WHO? ALASKA; old memories ; choc, cake; ask Polly P. F. Turtle; ask Luci; crazy things, and Romo- na; Phusio; ' ask Sha; C.Y.O. Activities: Crafts Club, president; Biology Club; Future Nurses of America. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambition: To love, cherish and obey; to become a good nurse and devote all my life to it ; to show my parents they have a daughter to be proud of. BERNADETTE CHIARAMITARO Bernie Interests: Those hockey games; summer of ’63; driving; Lowell; The Three Musketeers— ask Diane and Frankie; skiing; skating; C.Y.O; convert- ibles; Beethoven’s 5th; University of New Hamp- shire; that Harvard ac- cent Activities: Spanish Club; Glee Club; library assistant. Ambition: To be able to accept responsi- bilities. JOSEPHINE ROSALIE CATANIA Joyce ; Flanagen Interests: HIM; Cher-Ami; Florida, Room 5; ask Mary; canteen; Lynn; barking; you realize: boys; Ya! La- Ma; The Nose; my friends. Activities: Honor Business Club; field hockey, student secretary. Honors: Tvping I II award. Ambition: Always to keep smiling; to make my mother and father proud of 1 me; to make life worth living. LYLE ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN Steel Woll; Atomic Curls Interests: Girls; sports; detention club; avoiding Mr. Karcher. Honors: Guidon Bearer; Cpl. Am- bition : To be a somebody. MARY GRACE CIOLINO | Mary, Face j Interests: Seminoles; Trip to Florida, Room 5; Cher-Ami; i castles; AND; Lynn; the | rides; ask Flanagan; Fray’s house; ask Gaye; La-Ma; C.Y.O. Activities: Field Hock- ey; basketball; softball; Hon- or Business Club; student secretary. Honors: Type-writ- ing I; Softball trophy. Am- bition: Someday to have a personality like Joyce’s and to make my brothers proud of me. JAMES E. CAUFIELD Kucks Interests: Swimming; golf; tennis; cars; money; some girls; long trips: Bass Rocks gang; Hi-Y Club. Activi- ties: Tennis Team. Ambition: To be able to retire when I am 23. ■■P SALVATORE A. CIOLINO Big Sal Interests: Elm Farm; swim- ming; Pavilion Beach; ’60 Falcon; Friday nights; the Villa; G.V.S. ; Bridge St.; Bass Rocks; Sam’s office; Atlantic Road. Activities: football; hockey; baseball; Boston Garden; Benjamin Franklin Club, Program Chairman. Honors: Benja- min Franklin Club, secretary, treasurer, president. Ambi- tion: To obtain health, wealth, and happiness and to make Mom and Dad proud of me. 61 we 9 ° a bout our RICHARD WILLIAM CLARKE Interests: Basketball ; baseball; swimming; the hill; Bill’s; Activi- ties: Basketball; Ambi- tion: To make my par- ents proud of me in whatever I attempt. MEREDITH ANN CLEAVES Merry Interests: Theater; long ocean walks; people; Brahms’s Piano Concerto 2; little rose; good jazz. Activities: Stevens Reviewers; A.F.S.; Thes- pians, vice-president, ex- ecutive officer. Ambition: To be a Charolette or a Pooh, not a Eeyore or a Templeton. THOMAS FRANCIS CLARKE Interests: Maria; the hill; girls; the days at Bill’s; Beverly; swim- ming; skating; hunting; Rockport. Activities: Baseball; football; bas- ketball; track. Ambi- tion: To succeed in whatever I may attempt and make my parents proud of me. JOHN H. CLUETT. JR. Honk-, C.C.C. Interests: Skating; hock- ey; B.C. ; New Prep; Lynn Arena; Lake Pla- cid; New York; Bos- ton Arena; “laffs” with the hockey team; Win- chester; Long Beach; sailing; Activities: Hock- ey; tennis; R.O.T.C. volleyball. Honors: North Shore Hockey Champs, ’62; Essex County Hock- ey Champs ’63; Cpl. ; Squad Leader. Ambi- tion: To be happy all my life; to play col- lege hockey. RALPH CLINTON CONRAD Stick Interests: Boating; fish- ing; skating; guns; girls; hunting; archery; cars; ask Stan; a certain someone. Ambition: To go through the Air Force Academy; to make all of my friends and, most of all, my mother proud of me. JANICE COHEN Interests: People; Camp Rotary; Scooter Sunday, ask Marylou; supply room; Schweetie; sis- ters; — 2; Fille Amie; Moods; Activities: Lead- ers’ Club ; Girls Drill Team ; Squad Leader, Spectacular; Flicker Staff. Honors: Typing and shorthand awards. Ambition: To change my world of confusion to one of understanding; to find true happiness and success; To make my parents proud of me. I i i Fascinating subject, Jerry? 62 NANCY CONSTANCE Interests : Junior year; L L; those football games; tele- phones; the long road — ask Rosemary; talks with Marie; the S.C. ; fun with Sue; Wonktondi. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; student secretary; Flash typist; Flick- er typist; Pep Club. Hon- ors: Typing award. Ambi- tion: To see the world; then to settle down to a life of peace, harmony, and happi- ness. JERRIS DAVID COOK Jerry ; Goose Interests: KATHY; basket- ball; Rockport; Beverly; sports; hockey; J.M.O. tidd- ly-winks. Activities: Basket- ball; baseball; Beta Beta Biology Club; R.O.T.C. vol- leyball; detention. Honors: Basketball Team Captain. Ambition: To further my ed- ucation; to meet new friends and keep the old ones; to make my mother and father proud of me. DENNIS HERBERT CRANFORD Interests: ’54 Chevy; folk music; helping Mrs. M; money; DeMolay. Honors: Danvers-Gloucester Student Exchange; Junior Rotar- ian. Ambition: Someday to replace Mr. Mauger at G.H.S. WILLIAM ARTHUR CURTIS Kurt Interests: V.W. ; $8.75 a week; Friday and Satur- day; Kingston Trio; swimming; hunting; the old Casino. Activities: Chess Club; Sailing Club; Gloucester Grenadiers. Am- bition: To build the best mouse trap; always to drive a Ferrari. My, but Geraldine Mackey is messy! GAIL ANN CURCURU Kuck; Curk ; Gaye Interests: The postoffice; T.E.T.B. ; Lower Califor- nia; Fille Amie; the bomber; rabbits; New- port; Baez; N. Conway. Activities: Leaders’ Club; A.F.S. ; Spanish Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To master the art of be- ing on time; to retire at 21 . MARILYN ANN MARY CUSICK Jinx Interests: Those talks; with Randie; soccer games; Peabody; that cer- tain someone; those rides with Rory and the gang. Activities: student secre- tary. Ambition: To make my mother and father proud of me; to change Miss to Mrs. 63 in tfi e supply rooms , or in the LOIS MARIE DAGLE Lotis B.: Lol; Daig Interests: Sandbox; 5; ten minutes ago; jeep; RABB- IT ; Bass Rocks; Fille Amie; Essex clams: initiation; eggs. Activities: Drill Team, squad leader; Spectacular; Lead- ers’ Club; basketball; field hockey; Golf Team. Honors: Golf letter: basketball letter. Ambition : To have cheerful yesterdays become confident tomorrows. WILLIAM JOSEPH DAILEY Bill Interests: C.Y.O.; swimming; Scouting; camping; F block, ' 60; ask Mr. Martins. Activi- ties: Intramural soccer; soft- ball; volleyball. Ambition: To be an announcer for station W.M.E.X. : to make my par- ents proud of me. DANIEL THOMAS DALY Danny Interests: Music; Saint Louis; “I can’t get started”; ball games; golf sessions; horse racing; Hollywood and Vine. Ambition: to graduate from Gloucester High School; never to look back. CAROL EDITH DAVIS Interests: Rainbow; a certain someone; church choir; our problems; ask Donna; Au- gust of ’62 and ’63; Only love can break a heart. Ac- tivities: French Club. Hon- ors: Typing I Award. Ambi- tion: To make my parents proud of me; to be a suc- cessful dental assistant. ( WENDYBEE DANIELS Wendy Interests: That certain flower boy; little dollhouse; long talks; The Twelfth of Nev- er;” W.O.’s; that rocker, ask Linda; my second home; ginger ale — ask Cathy; that 20-inch smile; Rainbow Girls. Activities: Leaders’ Club; Flash typist; Guidance Office assistant; 210 Supervisor; student secretary: Flicker Typing Committee Chairman; Honors: Typing award; Lead- ers’ Club pin. Ambition: To radiate happiness and return kindness. PHILIP STEVENS DENCH Interests: MANCHESTER: that certain someone; cars; sports; monk fishing; New York; rm. 729; laughs with the guys; out of town; the midnite rides; breakwater. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; Hi-Y; Rifle Team; Ambition: To do my best at whatever I attempt; to make my parents proud of me. 64 main office. Is seniors we won A ? JANICE ELLA DENNEN Ella Interests : Fred; sisters; “Just Married”; The Rook; Camp Rotary; — 2 “Mud”;! Fiile Amie, the “big” boys; No. 13; “Green Hornet”; “Why”; summer ’62. Ac- tivities: Basketball; Rifle Team; Junior Usherette; Student Council; Flicker, Class Roll; Class Ring Committee; Supply Room; Cheerleader Captain; A.F.S. Honors: Typing I award. Ambition: To seek, find, and conquer; someday to marry an oak and raise little acorns. VALERIE CLAIR DEPASCALE Interests: J.P.C.; week-ends in Boston; summer ’63; N.Y.C. ; talks with Lyn; L.R.Y. ; Rocky Neck; books; art; hockey games; 9 22 62; “That’s life”; stormy surfs. Activities: Thespians; Spanish Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; French Club; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To worry less and to smile more. CHARLES JOSEPH DENNIS Churlie Interests: Girls; the lone- ly one; antique autos; The Brothers; laughs with the guys; New York; lollipops; No 4; the midnite rides; out of town; Room 729. Activities: Band; Stage Crew; Chef’s Club. Honors: Outstanding Sophomore Ca- det; Drum Major. Ambi- tion : To find my life’s work and succeed in it; to stay single. DONNA ELIZABETH DES ROCHE Interests: “Shamus”; two o’clock; reading; collect- ing; souvernirs; sports; Unit 6; my Aunt Alice’s; penpals; Sears. Activities: Flicker homeroom repre- sentative; Honor Business Club, secretary; student secretary; student supervi- sor in 210; Flash typist; Flicker typist. Honors: Shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping awards; Un- derwood “Award of Merit.” Ambition: To become an executive secretary; to visit Germany and to see Barbel. Sharon 0 Hanley and John Prybot struggle through chemistry. NORMA FRANCES DIXON Granny; Norma Dix Interests: Billy; March 20th; sometimes; What’s the mat- ter? memories; autocars; for him; walking; complications; “lotta laffs”; Where we going?; Canada; my word; places; being numb; bets; Ya! Ya! 4-H Club; Ginny’s; put-put; sewing; M.Y.F. Am- bitions: To live life to the fullest and to make him hap- py; to wait four years. MART0fi|V Interests: body; soc ing with Tvianjyn. Atpntionj: To go into iiursg ? training; to make lpy mother and father proud of me. 65 on our gearSool ancf eagerly plan CAROL ANN MARIE DOUCETTE Interests : Swimming ; fish- ing; reading; dancing; nurs- ing; Y.W.C.A. Activities: Fu- ture Nurses of America. Am- bition: To be a practical nurse and then an R.N. THOMAS LOUIS DOUCETTE Tom Interests : Golf ; bowl- ing; cars; boats; foot- ball; baseball; fishing; bask etball. A ctivities : Basketball; baseball; golf; Vocational Club. Honors: Golf Team Capt. Ambition: To fur- ther my education after high school; to make my parents proud of me. MAUREEN ANN DOYLE Interest : BUTCH; ’55 blue Ford; Saturday nights! boo- ga; ask Betty! double dates; the “old mill”; scooters; us four! Ambition : To make him happy, and to be able to wait four more years. PAULA FRANCES DROHAN Dros; Irish Interests: Fairfield; “Roses are Red”; walks and talks; drying tears; the Rook ; Boston ; B.R.B.C.; C.Y.O.; C.C.D. teaching; Fille Amie Asbury; B.C. ’63; truck Interests: Biology Club; Junior Usherette; French Club; Spanish Club; A.F.S.; Pep Club; Flash ; basketball ; sup- ply room; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To appreciate all that my parents have done for me; to help those who are learning to help themselves. CAROL ANN DOUCETTE Interests: BOB; walks; talks; ask Linda; sew- ing; the Essex kids; beverly Activities: Honor Business Club ; student secretary; Honors: Typ- ing and bookkeeping awards. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to overcome any obstacle in life. DONNA MARIE DOUGLAS Doug 4 , Fairbanks 4 , Folly Interests: R.P.M.; break- ing legs; “Sunday clams”; ask Elaine and Betty ; skindiving ; sis- ters; 2; happy tears; rocks ’n socks on sand; laughs; all of them; Activities: Basketball; tumbling and apparatus; Biology Club. Honors : Typing award Ambition: To find the pearl in that oyster at the bot- tom of the ocean. YLE ROBERT, THOMAS Bob; Dune; Speedy Interests : Rifle -Team; swim- ming ars; girls. Activi : ties H -Latin Club ; German Club 1 ; Varsity Rifle Team; Honors Marksmah; Pro- marktunau. Ambition: To make ' Tny mother and fa- ther proud of me. LINDA JEAN DOUCETTE Interests: JIMMY; ask Carol; summer at Cape Cod; our walks and talks; red and white Ford; Honors: Book- keeping award Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do; to make everyone proud of me. 66 JAMES DUNN Jim ; Beatnick Interests: Boats; mills; women; “laff.” Ambition: To do everything right and make my parents proud of their intelligent son. WELLESLY CALVIN EASTMAN, JR. Willy Interests: Lee!!; carpen- try; cars; swimming; weekends; Joe ' Monti’s West End Choir; doing “the Buffalo”; Detention Club; shops. Honors: 2nd place Prize Squad; 2nd place Haskell Drill; Pla- toon Sgt. Ambition: To do well in whatever I decide to do. Brian Worth is in another tough spot. PAUL ROBERT EHLER E-boy; Ella Interests: Girls; GOOD HARBOR BEACH; the shack; LANESVILLE; hockey games; gray mist; Witham Street; Oct. 8; Bill’s; Detention Club; Ex- plorer Post 21. Activities: Track team. Apibitiofy: To- succeed attempt to do school, tsy r CHERYL CANDACE EKBORG Interests : That certair someone; ’60 Plymouth; Long Beach; writing let- ters; grocen ' shopping; Rainbow Girls; Pilgrim Fellowship. Ambition: To have a smile ,-npon my facesx to lentT the help- ed of faith. ■- i£e assassination of .John itzcje r afcf JCenne cfy , JOSEPH ANTHONY FAVAZZA Joe Interests: Cars; sports; girls; Nick’s. Activities: Chefs’ Club. Ambition: To attend a school of higher education so that I will be better prepar- ed for the future. Ralph Simms contributes to the N.H.S. scholarship fund. ELIZABETH A. FAVAZA Liz Interests: Those walks and rides; Fille Amie; Louisiana; boys; the beach; ’62; breakfast in New Hampshire; ski trip; Lanesville; “laffs”; coke; freedom; 7-up; ask Judi. Activities: Li- brary assistant ; Art Club; Chorus; Beta Beta Biology Club; Tumbling and Apparatus Club. Am- biiton : To make the mosi of my life; to make my mother and father proud of me. DAVID FORBES ELWELL Dave Interests: Sports; the hockey games; Friday nights; last 3 parties; Walker’s Pit; ’49 Olds- mobile; Wild Woody; R.O.T.C.; Boulevard; dan- cing; girls; Hi-Y Club; breakwater ; Canteen; King’s Grant; being with the kids. Activities: Guid- on Bearer, C Company. Ambition: To be a success in the Air Force and to succeed all through life. LEONOR GLORIA ENES Interests: WILLY; ’55 Ford; lots of laughs; big boy; swimming; boat- ing; sewing; dancing; the 5 girls; pizzas; long talks; stuffed animals; cashier at Stop and Shop. Honors: Typing awards; bookkeep- ing award. Ambition: To make that certain someone happy; to make my mother proud of me. MANUEL H. ENOS, JR. Rick Interests: R.O.T.C.; Rif- le Team ; automotives ; hunting; sport car rac- ing. Activities: R.O.T.C. sports; trouble shooting contest; R.O.T.C. drills. Prize Squad Medal; Has- kell Drill. Ambition: To be good in anything I try. ROSANN FAVALORA Interests: Someone; New York; 21; Sugar Shack; Wingaersheek ; ask Terry; “The Hawk”; chain of links; -2; Tang! stolen speakers. Activities: Stu- dent secretary: Pep Club. Honors: Bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing awards. Ambition: Some- thing to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. 68 our „ SALVATORE THOMAS FAVAZZA Sandy Interests : New York; Joseph Montagnino’s: you started?; girls; Boulevard; the Dodgers; Activities: Prize Squad; Haskell Drill; Individ- ual Drill; R.O.T.C. sports; Band; basket- ball. Honors: Winning Prize Squad; Sgt. Ambi- tion: To graduate from the University of Mas- sachusetts; to make my parents proud of me. RONALD EDWARD FEENER Ron Interests: Rifle Team; Model- A Fords; .boats; R.O.T.C. ; Tom’s scoot- er. Ambition: To make my father happy. No comprendo, Senor Roewer. SHARON ANN FERRANT Sha Interests: A certain some- one; my ’64 Chevy; that certain smile; Touchi Turtle; those eyes; Sat- urday nights; those parties ; German ; those physiology classes; ask Reggie. A divides : Ger- man Club; Glee Club; girls’ basketball ; cafe- teria assistant. Ambi- tion: To learn to love everyone; to tour all of the world. CHRISTOPHER C. FILETTO Chris Interests: Cars; girls; Joe Manti’s; the West End Cor- ner; West End Choir; Rock- port; volleyball; ice skat- ing; football; baseball; wa- ter skiing; swimming. Ambi- tion: To be successful in my future trade; to be smart as my mother and father. JON FREITAS Interests: A trip to the farms; “the kid” knows; THE BROTHERS FOUR; twenty minutes to Lynn; an angel; folk music. Activi- ties: DeMolay; HiY; Flicker Staff; Beta Beta Biology Club; Zodiacs, vice president. Honors: Cpl; Color Guard; Gloucester Grenadiers; Prize Squad. Ambition: To have my grandparents see me graduate from college. 69 Certainly cue Cr LARCL DLIZABl REKEAS lar Interests: Memories; fch, prob days 1 long walks? those embanrassfhg Nations; wins Tmd losses. Activities : Latin Club; archery; Thes- pians; Beta Beta Biology Club, Program Chairman — 3, President — 4 ; Glee Club; A Cappella Choir; French Club. Ambition: To take from out of my brother’s way each stum- bling block; to face the world with a smile. ANTHONY JOSEPH FRONTIERO Tony, Grump Interests: The Brothers Four; Rabbit!!! writing; football; hockey; Prize Drills; lasting; changing friends; parties; after the parties; fire puts out fights; Activities: Band; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill finalist ; R.O.T.C. drills ; Stevens Reviewers. Ambition: To convince everyone that it was not wasted; to make my par- ents genuinely proud. BENJAMIN E. FRONTIERRO Ben; Benny; Sleepy Interests : YAL; Elm Farm; The Brothers ; those laughs in Rock- port; ask Mike or Mel; tasting; J.M.O.; those fierce ’53s; Hi-Y Club. A ctivities : Basketball ; R.O.T.C. sports; Cpl.; R.O.T.C. Sgt. Ambition: To make a few dreams come true; to fulfill a few special wishes; to make my par- ents proud of me. JOSEPH VINCENT FRONTIERO Gio ; Jose ; Sepp Interests: Chess; folk music; tennis; Darrymate; ski gull; The Brothers Four. A ctivities: To dis- cover someday the existence of failure. j JM- ( ■ The beginning LINDA ESMOND GAGNON Gags Interests: Sisters; black; Oh no ! ; Boston ; Connec- ticut; cattle; Asbury?; R-a-b-b-i-t-t; walks and talks; the Rook; Tholes? mud; movies. Activities: Drill Team, Squad Lead- er — 4 ; Cheerleader ; Stu- dent Council; Spectacular; Leaders’ Club ; Office as- sistant; Junior Usherette; Flicker Staff. Honors: Typing award; shorthand award. Ambition: Not to walk in where angels fear to tread; to laugh often and love much. the lunch rush JOSEPH N. GALLAGHER Joe Interests: Rockport; Judy; cars; swimming; basket- ball; volleyball; hockey; water skiing; hanging around the West End. Ac- tivities: Golf Team. Ambi- tion: To be successful in my trade as a machinist; to go into the service next year; to be just half as smart as my mother and father. 70 MARY ELIZABETH GOMES Interests: Reading; sewing. Activi- ties: Library assistant. Ambition: I hope to do well in college and in later life. MARIANNE A. GERTSCH Interests: July 4th; Cape Cod; ask Sharon; ’58V.W.; horseback riding; Sat- urday nights; cookouts; room 301. Activities: Span- ish Club. Ambition: To travel around the world; to succeed in whatever I attempt. MARJORIE ANN GLEASON Margie ; Marge Interests: Water skiing; archery; “laffs”; sailing; folk music; those parties; bucket seats; Joan Baez; by gum!; cafeteria crowd; hootenannies. Activities: Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Junior Usherette; Flicker Photography Committee; Thespians. Ambition: To find in myself what I admire in others; to do my best. JANE LESLIE GOODWIN Interests: Those talks and walks; ask Joyce; Eastern Point; guitars and drums; PROBLEMS. Activi- ties: Junior Volunteers; cafeteria worker. Honors: Typing award; Junior Volunteers certificate. Am- bition: To become an R.N. ; to see the world. Is that right 9 MICHAEL DAVID GOULART Mike; Kid Interests: Senior year; sports ; Canada; Elm Farm; Sub Shop; The Brothers; hey man ' ! Hi-Y ; “What do you say?”; Jon’s bomb; Canteen; switching glasses; one girl. Activi- ties: Track; basketball; Individual Drill, finals; Prize Squad ; Haskell Drill, finals; R.O.T.C. sports; Flicker Staff. Hon- ors: Second place Prize Squad, 2; Sg.t 1st class. Ambition: To lead a suc- cessful, happy, and respect- able life; to make my par- ents proud of me. STEVEN LOUIS GOYETCHE Steve I nterests ; Sports ; girls ; money ; music ; “lotsa’ laffs.” Activities: Haskell Drill; R.O.T.C. Band. Am- bition: To become a good, happy, and wealthy Ameri- can citizen. 71 ANNA MAY GRAFFEO Ann, Anna Interests: The guard; that summer; hoping?; travel- ing; memories; pen pals; folk songs; Nova Scotia; laughs; the face in the window at Jan’s. Activi- ties: Sailing Club Biology Club; Softball; field hock- ey. Honors: Second place, Science Fair. Ambition: Nurses’ training; to be successful in life and to make my mother proud of me. interests: r 1 1 g i n a WopTC’; Madison Hotel; y Wednesday night ' s; chess; music; reading. Activities:, Band; Cfhess Clt|b; Math- ematics Leagud Team; Stevens Book Reviewers. -Honors: National Honor Good pictures, Nancy! SUSAN G. GRIFFIN Sue; Suzi Interests: Jan. 13; cafete- ria homeroom ; indecision and disorganization; TALKING; the big city; messy lockers; Halloween; remember when? Activi- ties: Leaders’ Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Ger- man Club, president; Span- ish Club vice-president, treasurer; Mathematics League; A.F.S. ; Student Council; Junior Usherette. Ambition: Always to have something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. CAROL ANN GRAY Kitty Interests: Swimming; hock- ey; ‘‘Rum by Gum”; sailing with Dad; Sebago; summer of ’62; letters; crying; ask Sue J; that certain someone; Annis- quam River; laughs. Activ- ities: Archery Club; Sail- ing Club; Beta Beta Biol- ogy Club. Honors: Typing award. Ambition: To work as hard as my father; to have the love and kind- ness of my mother; to live a long and very happy life. our experiences. ZW SCOTT ALEXANDER GUITTARR Interests: Sports; Gouch- ers; leaps; J.S. parties. Activities: St. John’s Prep School — Freshman foot- hall; J. V. baseball; Sp an- ish Club; varsity football; varsity track; varsity base- ball; Student Council. Gloucester High — Flicker Staff; track. Honors: St. John’s Prep School-Presi- dent of Freshman Resident Student Club; President of Sophomore Resident Student Club; President of Junior Class; Headmas- ters List 1, 2. Ambition: To get a “dummy” for the third seat! e moue on , SHEILA ANN HAGEN Sheil Interests: Writing letters; certain places; certain people; memories; starry nights; good times; re- member when?; cafeteria homeroom; folk music. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Spectacular; Girls’ Rifle Team, A.F.S. ; Beta Beta Biology Club; Span- ish Club; Junior Usher- ette; Flicker, Chairman, Photography Committee. CARLA RAYE HALSTEAD Interests: The Swiss! edel- weiss; polkas; people; Pil- grim Fellowship; Essex South ; depression sessions those parties! pretzels “Hoots’ ; the “Delly;” piano Activities: Leaders’ Club French Club; Drill Team Glee Club; A Cappella Choir German Club-secretary, vice president; A. F. S.; Flash Flicker; Thespians; Math ' matics League. Honors: Na ional Honor Society; Amer can Field Service Internation }d Scholarship. Ambition: To ove, to understand, and to erve. V ' HANCOCK 3G? Dennie ; LaBeane, i-Q 0 Interests SHtAe ' Uelly ; ' RAB prpssion : fiviotiX; aun es(; 4-string sdltar; Barn y; “Ruin by i cjim!” back ,age. j ta£.esr A.F.S., cor bnding secretary ; Thes er Science Staff; , Latin ' .S’ its plans Beaco Club Club ; g: National bition: T world thn lonor Society’ Am- ide tapd the peo ple. DAVID WILLIAM HARDY ve nterests: Coin collecting; stamp collecting; lobster- ing; tennis. Activities: Tennis Team Ambition: To 1 1 loteacher. D-A v? LINDA LEE ANN HARNISH Lin Interests: Forever and al- ways; beautiful eyes; sis- ters; mixed-up confusion; “Ya, okay!”; best friends; memories. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Leaders’ Club; Latin Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; A.F.S. ; supply room assistant. Honors: National Honor Society, vice-president ; Science Fair award. Ambi- tion: The will to do; the courage to dare; to walk with knowledge but linger with wisdom. BARBARA JEAN HARVEY Jeannie Interests: Sewing; IBM school; parties; dancing. Am- bition : To make my parents and a certain teacher proud of me. 73 and students proud ij announce PHILIP T. HASKINS Tom Interests : Sports; girls; horses; music. Ambition: To have a good life. WAYNE RICHARD HAYES Interests: Sherry; cars; bowl- ing; skating; those nights at King’s Rook; Pleasant Pond; Sunday afternoons at Put- nam’s Pantry. Ambition: To win an argument with Mr Perry. MARGARET HEBERLE Peggy; Hebs Interests: J.D.; drying tears; L.P.S. ; brakes; sisters; -2; mud; Wyo. ; hockey; golf; skiing; problems; memories; Fille Amie; attic; rain; “ya-o.k.” Activities: Leaders’ Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Junior Usherette; Girls’ Drill Team; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Squad Leader; Spectacular; supply room; A.F.S. ; Class Calen- dar. Horrors: Leaders! Club Pin. Ambitiori: : To give oth- ers the wonderful dhanfe in life I’ve been :giVen. HAROLD HILSHEY Bud; Zelel Interests: Water skiing; golf; camping; N.E.F.C.A. ; fishing; boating; Maine in the summer ; money ; the Portuguese Hill Mob. Activities: German Club. Atmbition: To get the ipost out of life with a little hard work and sweat and pleasure. MARGARET LOUISE HOOPER. Marg Interests: knitting; bowling; skating; singing; astronau- tics ; the beach ; the house ; the games; Maine; talks. Activities: Pep Club; Glee Club ; Honor Business Club ; archery ; floormaster’s secretary. Honors : Honor Business Club, vice-presi- dent; typing awards; short- hand awards. Ambition: To gain confidence to work for NASA and be a success. ROBERT GEORGE HERDMAN Robbie Interests : Girls ; mon- ey; cars; the Pines and car numbers ; Hockey ; swimming. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I try. PRISCILLA ANN HORSMAN Interests: Deanie’s Pit; folk music ; the draw- bridge; state police; N.Y.C.; bowling; sailing; “Rum by Gum”; those parties. Activities: Lat- in Club; Beta Beta Biology Club ; Flash Staff ; Thespians ; cafe- teria crowd. Ambition: To be successful and happy; but especially happy. DONNA LEE HINCKLEY Hink Interests: Vincent; Ware- ham; ask Sherry; crash up Jean and Jimmy; “That wonderful night” “Always remember Hap;” Canteen;, swimming ; skating ; “eating ; “My Car.” Ambition: To have my mother’s and father’s ambitions and understanding throughout my life. 74 co tepe acceptances . 71 ter an i l ■ JEFFREY ROLAND HOUDE Uif ,, Interests ' . Girls; archery; philately; rifles; RoyLOr- { bison; pleating; Groton Conn.; NorwicR; the gang at ief Willows. Activi- ties: French Club; Beta Beta Biology Club. Ambi- tion ; To make my par- ents proud of me; to suc- ceed in whatever my am- bition tups out to be. ' T ROBERTA B. HUDDER Robbi Interests : Pea.body ; sum- mer of ’63; football and soccer games ; C.L.C. dances; Our Portuguee Hill gang; ’59 Olds; those nights; ask Bonnie and Lynn; talk about your good times; “lotta laffs.” Ambition: To hold my head up high as I climb the ladder of success. At last — the senior privilege MARY JARMOLOWICZ Cooky Interests: Him; Tarzan; things we did last sum- mer; why ; laughs; Bever- ly; talks with Jane; “Gun- ther;” private jokes; memories and dreams. Ambition: To open my eyes to see what is beau- tiful; my mind to know what is true; my heart to love what is good; to know the reason why. WAYNE EDSON JACOBSON Interests: H.S.C.F. ; Jane;� B.S. Church ; Lanesville. A ctivities L-- Beta Beta Bi- mbition: To y God . wills move. exertincj JuoiSuII season students HOWARD ALLAN JEMISON, III Howie; Al; Red; “Sarge’ Interests: Kathi; Scuba diving; biology (marine) ; Coast Guard; The Bar; The Red Hut. Honors: Sgt. First Class, R.O.T.C.; Gloucester Grenadiers; Ft. Devens Prize Squad (Grenadiers) ; 2nd Lt. Ambition: To become a Coast Guard officer and succeed in life. LFO CHARLES JOHNSON Leo Interests: Sports; Rose Ann. Ambition: To do the best I can in everything I do and make my mother proud of me. l . ' Rli ' TM ' ANNEv JOHNSON Rufu) -A jMeres f Qu.ee s Village; Deanie’s pitV ‘Shim , Gum; P.Y.E. ; s )riseWr- , tiy ; f lIoC B.C. : (j-good C , friend ' ' someone, Q somfr O whernT waging ; r hhansfoji iryUhe (sk fAActiwkfes : ' H,ann A sQub; x Flash StaJf; Beta fleta Mliology ClulUCjunior olunteers: Junior Usher- ette; Flicker Staff; Thes- pians; floormaster’s assis- tant. Ambition: To press to- ward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. DIANE JULIAN Di Interests: Wonktondi; The Three Musketeers; ’60 Chevy convertible; ask Ber- nie and Frankie; summer of ’63; Friendship 5; the weekends; Fort Lauder- dale; driving; swimming; the football games. Activi- ties: Archery; A.F.S.; Flash typist; Honors: Typing award. Ambition: To be a secretary and someday to make that special trip. FREDERICK LEO JOHNSON Fred Flintstone Interests: Sam’s office; Jan’s submarines; swimming; hockey; football; baseball. Activities: Football; base- ball; Junior Rotarians; Prize Squad; Hockey Man- ager. Honors: Lt. Col., R.O.T.C.; Repr. Boys ' State; co-captain, football; Nation- al Honor Society; 3rd place Individual Drill; 2nd place Prize Squad. Ambition: To further my education in carpentry; and later to be- come a contractor. PAULA ANN JOHNSON Interests: NED; football games; talks with Pauli; basketball games. Activities: Student secretary; Cap and Gown representative. Hon- ors: Typing award. Ambi- tion: To become a dance instructor; to see my broth- er attend Wentworth Insti- tute. EDWIN JOYCE Eddie Interests: Girls; ’56 Strato; B.M.; Fag; Moe’s Corner. Activities: Chess Club; German Club. Ambition: To become a success at whatever I attempt. 76 eayerfj food forward to even NANCY JANE KING Nan Interests : STEVE : Somer- ville; long talks with Etta; summer of ’62; “Ye Olde Lanesville”; dancing; cry much? maple walnut; weekends; candlelight; the guitar; L.Y.C.C.O. ; penny candy; drinking coffee; Mama; saunas. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Glee Club; Chorus; A Cappella Choir; tennis; basketball; Thespians. Ambition: To make today’s dreams tomor- row’s reality; to under- stand. ALICE LOUISE KIPPEN Kip ; Kippy Interests: Buoy; seafaring; the shoals; weekends; chess; the summer of ’63; Boston; Pub’s wagon; the Pelican; New York City and New Jersey; rabbit. Activities: Sailing Club; Thespians ; Flash ; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To make the best of whateve. I have and to help people. STEPHEN V. KING Steve Interests: Yours truly; “Ramblin’ Rose”; girls; study halls; my friends and enemies. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I at- tempt and to finish what I start. ARTHUR MILLER KIPPEN, JR. A rt ; Kip Interests: Chess; baseball; World Series; hockey; an- tique autos; ’34 Ford; “Squeek”! gear-grinding; Those band trips to New York; music; thumb-twid- dling; “laffs”; B and G. Activities: Band. Honors: Bookkeeping and typing awards. Ambition: To learn to say the right thing at the right time; to cast a shad- ow from Boston to Glou- cester; to own and re store a 1912 Race-about. PATRICIA ANN KNOWLTON Pat Interests: HIM; those long talks; p.j. parties; Beverly Farms dance; “lotta laffs”; those Sundays; C.Y.O. Activ- ities: Cafeteria helper; Li- brary assistant; Flicker Staff; Office assistant; archery; Flicker representative. Ambi- tion: To live the rest of my life as an arithmetic prob- lem: adding friends, sub- tracting sorrows, multiplying joys, and dividing love. Je ne sais pas! LAURA ANN KNOWLTON Lauri Interests: THE PRESBOOJ ; lots of laughs; ASK SUE; last summer; the PAIL; p.j. parties; cafeteria jokes; ’62; those talks; ARUGA!; Cher Ami; Canteen. Activities: Sailing Club; student sec- retary; Service Club. Hon- ors: Facit Award; typing award; shorthand award. Ambition: To find a little bit of light in the darkest of clouds; to have fun and be happy. Setter Sestet Self an cf hocney seasons. MARGARET E. KYROUZ Peggy Interests : The Sox; The Unholy Three; “The Sea- gull and the Dog Bis- cuit” ; baseball ; people ; shore drives; “Rum, by Gum.” Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; Flash; Flicker, Literary Commit- tee ; German Club — vice president, president. Hon- ors: Sawyer Medal. Ambi- tion: To work for the U.S. government ; to keep an open mind; never to stop trying. What did you have in mind, Lis? PHILIP JOHN KYROUZ Ki Interests: Yanks; sports in general; Gillooly. Am- bition: To get a good education. DIANE LOIS LACERDA Di; Shorty Interests: Desi’s; C.Y.O.; DES Drill Team; ask Donna ; baseball ; foot- ball; breakwater walks; sailing ; cafeteria home- room. Activities: Flash typist ; Flicker Staff ; Spanish Club ; student secretary; archery; Jun- ior Volunteer; Rm. 210; student supervisor; Sail- ing Club. Ambition: Al- ways to have something to do, something to hope for, and someone to love. THOMAS W. KOLTERJAHN Tom Interests: Coins; Mary- land; Vespa; P.F.; soccer; gymnastics; sailing; San- dy Bay Yacht Club. Ac- tivities: Leaders’ Club; basketball. Honors: Sgt. 1st class, R.O.T.C. Am- bition: To be accepted by a certain college, grad- uate, and go around the world in 800 days. JttJit i oar nevu y acquired cfriuers 7 censes, MONIQUE ANGELE LACOSTE Interests: Traveling; lan- guages, sports; small dolls; Aples. Activities: A.F.S. ; Thespians; French Club; Glee Club. Honors: A.F.S. Interna- tional Scholarship Ex- change Student. Ambi- tion: To see the world in order to understand best and to love best people of all nations. FAYE ANNE LANDRY Interests: S.-D.S. : ’63; 1 out of 7 ; ra.bbit ; Camp Rotary ; Fille Amie; -2; p.j. parties; Monday night; Newport; “Big As I Can Dream;” clothes and all; “l.t.l;” July 4, ’62; the “big” boys. Ac- tivities: Cheering; Leaders’ Club; Student Council, sec- retary; A.F.S.; Dues Col- lector; Flicker, Class Roll. Honors: Typing award; shorthand award. Ambition: I hope always to exist to live, never to live just to exist. JAMES ROBERT LANE Jimmy Interests: 82 Conrad St.; ’56 Ford sedan; Sandi; drive-in on Saturday night. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt. IRENE ROSE LANGLEY Interests : My sailor boy, Andy; RD-NU; solving Lu’s problems ; that Sun- day, that summer; Ahab, the Arab; the Three Blind Mice; I don’t know. A ctivities : Honor Business Club, treas. ; Flash typist; Beacon typist ; Flicker Staff. Honors: Typing award bookkeeping award, shorthand award. Ambi- tion: To become a mil- lionaire; to prove a point. VINCENT G. LIBRO Vince; Vinny Interests: Citizen band ra- dios; cars; the corner; Nick’s station; model cars; the tie- up on route 128; drums; Sandy Nelson’s records; girls. Activities: Band. Honors: Cpl. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me; to be successful in whatever I attempt; to be a senior only once; someday to get a “ham’s” license. ROSALIND JANE LO PICCOLO Roz Interests: Dick; T.N.; March 9, ’63; writing letters ; long walks ; dancing; Niles Beach at night; ask Louise; “Twilight Time”; “He’s So Fine”; “All on!!” Ambition: To wait for him and then make him happy. PATRICIA ANN LAWSON Patti ; Pat Interests: Nick’s, Fille Amie; C.Y.O. ; cafeteria H.R. ; row- boat; Halloween; bike rides; 210. Activities: Latin Club; Leaders’ Club; Junior Volun- teers; Office assistant; Span- ish Club; A.F.S.; Flash typ- ist; Student Council; Junior Usherette; Beta Beta Biolo- gy Club; Pep Club; Flicker Staff. Honors: Typing award. Ambition: To become a good nui e; to be true to myself. 79 irena £ leacfjc many of us tynn or RICHARD LOW Richie; Dick Interests: Cars; guns; sports; the gang. Activi- ties: Rifle Team. Ambi- tion: To enter the field of drafting or engineering. MARJORIE E. LOWE Margie ; Marge Interests: Wonktondi; p.j. parties; long walks; the ocean; closets; summer ‘63; red Ford; “Don’t we like that?”; L.D.B.; the roof; ask Sharon; Aruga! Activities : Archery; Sail- ing Club; track team; Ap- paratus Club; field hock- ey; student secretary. Hon- ors: Typing and shorthand awards. Ambition: To un- derstand. The band tunes up for assembly. JOSEPHINE JOYCE LOVASCO Joyce; Lolo Interests: Green; Canteen, dancing; “laffs’ and talks; the riders; ask Jo Ann; boys; trip to Florida, room 5; Cher- Ami; heat wave; C.Y.O. Activities: Girls’ softball; girls’ field hock- ey. Honors: Softball tro- phy; typing award. Ambi- tion: To smile all the while and make that smile worth- while. JEANNE ELIZABETH LOVELY Interests: M.F.H. ; Essex; onions!; M + K; falling; football; ’37; Fille Amie; empty gas tanks ; cry much?; ' 54 Mercury. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biolo- gy Club; Spanish Club; Junior Usherette; Pep Club; Cap and Gown rep- resentative; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To go through life with neither sorrow in my heart, nor anger on my lips; to be just as my par- ents are. DIANNE LEE LUFKIN Big Dede Interests: Navy letters; J.P.J.; “How do you know?”; “A Million to One”; dancing; Can- teen ; cooking ; talks ; ask Carol; Wonktondi. Activities : Honor Busi- ness Club ; Flicker rep- resentative. Ambition: To have the patience and understanding of my mother and to mar- ry a man like my dad. ELIZABETH LOWRIE Lis; Eliza Interests ; Rabbit; dolly; “one second thought” ; Perry’s, Mama Goose ; “laffs”; poetry; art; lady- bugs; peanuts; C.Y.O. ; Flea Mart. Activities: Stevens Reviewers; Latin Club; A.F.S.; Office as- sistant; Junior Usherette; Beacon. Honors: National Honor Society. Ambition: To find the match to light my candle; to have salt spray in my hair, sand in my shoes, and love in my heart; to un- derstand. 80 WILLIAM T. LUMBRUNO Lum py Interests: Rockport num- ber 4; Cambridge; foot- ball; R.O.T.C. ; baseball; girls; Sam’s office; Jan’s submarines; Haskell Drill-2, 3; ’61 Chevy. Ac- tivities: Football; hock- ey manager; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Cmdr. of F Co.; Prize Squad. Ambition: To win some football -games; to make my parents proud of me. DOUGLAS ARTHUR MacARTHUR Doug ; Mac Interests: That certain someone; girls; fire de- partment; guns; Elm Farm; State Police Acad- emy, Framingham, Mass; Boston; 600. Activities: Gloucester Grenadiers, Squad Leader. Ambi- tion: To do some travel- ing; to work towards a goal which will insure a successful life. NANCY M. McCALLUM Nan Interests: Football; U. of Mass.; slurp and growl: Georgetown; those wild rides; Maria’s; parties. Activities: German Club; A.F.S. Ambition: Always to have hope for the fu- ture and never to regret the past ; to marry a millionaire; to see Dis- neyland ! WARREN E. McCORMACK, JR. Twig Interests: “WIBBLE,” Lynn Arena; hockey; The Farms; West Glou- cester Forum; work!?). Activities : Leaders’ Club; R.O.T.C. sports. Ambition: To be able to do what I want, when I want to, with no ques- tions asked. Who are those letters to, girls? JAMES EDWARD McCORMACK, JR. Cyrus Interests: Track; base- ball; junting; beach- combing. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; jun- ior varsity baseball; var- sity baseball; track; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Co-captain track team. Ambition: To go to Wentworth Institute and to learn mechanical de- sign, engineering, tech- nology. ELIZABETH McDonald Beth; Liz Interests: A Marine — USS Long Beach, Medi- terranean; Vermont; the meadows; dancing; Gram’s; cooking; sewing; New Year’s eve; Wonk- tondi. Ambition: To marry a certain Marine; to be a good wife and mother. 81 KATHLEEN MARGARET McGrath Kathy f Interests: Lower California; ’67; sisters ; -2 ; Fille Amie ; snackbar , onks; trapdoor; 10 minutes ago; walks; clams. Activities: Span- ish Club ; Flicker Staff ; field hockey; baseball; Beta Beta Bi- ology Club ; A.F.S. Ambition. To learn to live; to live to learn. is Jif ecf with the Christmas spirit Jane White reads the Thanksgiving Day Proclamation. SUSAN CHRISTEN E McPECK Pecker J M O Interests: “Our Winter Lovo’’; summer of ’62; Friday nights; ask Beth- Vie; the milkman;! pepsi ; W.W.B.; football and hockey , games; fritos; July 4, ’62; fellas; Fille Amie; chaplain; baby- ; sitting,; O.H.H. Activi- ties: A.F.S. ; homeroom dudfe collector; Flicker Staff; Pep Club; Beta Beta Biology Club. Hon- ors: Typing and short- hand awards. Ambition: To keep my worst and give my best. GERALDINE ANN MACKEY Gerry Interests: Nick’s; the rest all small letters; din; Vikings; Maine; Fille Amie. Activities: German Club ; Leaders’ Club; Cap and Gown Commit- tee; Flicker Staff; A.F.S. Honors : Leaders’ Club Pin. Ambition: To help make the world a better place. IDA MARIE McDonald Interests: That certain someone ; Calif. ; summer of ’62; serious talks; hop- ing; bowling; ’59 white convertible; “lotta laffs”; ask Gerrie; C.Y.O. Activi- ties; Flicker repr. ; Junior Volunteers; softball; vol- leyball; basketball. Ambi- tion: To reach my desired goal; to make those who love me proud; to have faith in myself. DOUGLAS ARTHUR McLEOD Doug Interests: Cars; ’54 Mercurys; stamps ; pocket billiards ; bowl- ing; girls; M.G. ; baseball. Ambi- tion: To make my parents proud of me; to make myself known in the world. GLADYS LOUISE McDonnell Bonnie j Interests: Wogktondi: FRIENDSHIPS: those walks ; A.SvN.W. ; , Magnp- Tia gang: long talks. Ac- tivities : Beta Beta ) Biolo- gy Club; French ClubJ ' ar hefy ; . flodrmaste g as- sistant; Latin Club; Flitt- er Staff ; bowling team ; A.F.S.; badminton. AmW- tion; Tb become a suOeess- fuLaeacher; to live life to its fullest. 82 as eve eagerly a wall oaca lon. LOUIS MANIATES Lou Interests: Skin diving; hunting; fishing; car racing; plane flying; working; out with the guys at night; watching the Late Show; working on cars; Ambition: To join the Navy; to be a good ma- chinist; to own my own car. BEVERLY JEAN MADRUGA Bev Interests: G.B. ; New York; ask Pommet; our talks; “laffs” in room 219; Xmas Eve, ’62; horseback rid- ing; Beverly, Mass; foot- ball games; Hey, man!. Honors: Typing award; girls’ softball champs ’62. Ambition: To have a smile for every friend and a friend for every sfile. DAVID JAMES MALLETT Dave Interests: “Hey, what’s that?”; The Brothers Four; skiing; Tic Toe; ’60 Dodge; Canteen; swim- ming at the Pits; Good Harbor Beach; Boulevard; New York. Activities : Band; track; Beta Beta Biology Club ; Rifle Team, treasurer; Individual Drill; Haskell Drill; bas- ketball; Hi-Y, treasurer. Honors: Science Fair, honorable mention; Ex- pert Rifle Mar ; Cpl. ; Sgt. ; Prize Squad. Am- bition: To be happy, sat- isfied, and successful in the field of my choice, preferably engineering or dentistry; also to have the fisherman at the wheel. JAMES W. MARSHALL ]im Jimmy Interests : S.I. ; the bomb; mon- keying around; Saturday nights; baseball. Activities : Baseball; football; Band; Student Council; Leaders’ Club. Ambition: To earn a lot of money and be hap- py. 2:00 P. M. CAROL ANN MARTIN Heps Interests: Boibby; the lake; King’s Rook; bowl- ing; MacDonnell’s; the Rambler; Rockport in summer; July; Sanford. Activities: Student secre- tary; Archery Club. Hon- ors: Bookkeeping award; Typing award; shorthand award; Honor Business CAub. Ambition: Someday to be able to find and achieve my purpose and place in life. - — ■ Charge! JAMES LAWRENCE ALPHEN MARTIN Larry Interests: ' 57 Merc; Kay’s house; the tavern; the farm; her. Honors: Book- keeping award. Ambition: To become a state trooper and to make my older brother proud of me. 83 9ac Jr rom our as G iristmas RALPH GLENDON MATHESON, JR. Uncle Ralph; Ralphie Interests: Military history; precision drill; model ship- building; photography. Am- bition: A career in law or the armed services. THOMAS PAUL MISURACA Mizzy Interest: Girls; cars; danc- ing; fun; West End corner; West End choir; Buffaloes; flying; football; daydream- ing; swimming; loafing; de- tention. Ambition: To be a successful millionaire. BARRY RONALD MEINERTH Barry r, 9 Interests: Jo Ann; DeMolay; ' stamps ; ' co in s ; 4 imnMn ' g; ’56 Plymouth ; F block stucjy. Activities: Stage Grew; Beta J Beta Biology Club: Zodiacs; L.R.Y. ; Glouees ter G r en a - diers; R.O.T.C. sports. Hon- ] ors: Sgt. First Class; Platoon ( Leader. Ambition: To live a lpUg; hajppy, successful life ; r t0 make my- parents proud of Q. ' DOREEN ANN MERCHANT Interest: That certain smile; ask Bonnie; “laffs”; projec- tors; C.Y.O. ; water skiing; ice skating; boating; “Our Day Will Come.” Activities: Sailing Club; Science Club; Stage Crew, sec., vice-presi- dent; Beta Beta Biology Club; Girls’ Drill Team; Spectacular. Honors: Typing award. Ambition: To love God; to be what I am, not what I am not. PHILIP JOSEPH MAZZEO Phil Interest: April 18, ’63; Lin- da; pool; W.G. ’63; “Tem- pest”; swimming; bowling; sports ; Lanesville ; week- ends. A ctivities : Band; R.O.T.C.; Orchestra. Ambi- tion: To go on to further schooling; to achieve my goal in life; to make my parents proud of me. RAYMOND CARLTON MELLO, JR. Ray Interest: Cars; girls; shoot- ing; sports; pool. Activities: Vocational Club; Chess Club. Ambition: To go into the Service after school and then get settled into a well paying job. JAMES B. MILLER Interest: Girls, cars; girls; billiards; good music; folk songs. Ambition: To gradu- ate; to travel around the world. CAROLE ANN MITCHELL Mitch Interest: That certain SOME- ONE; parties; those summer nights; ask Joyce; TRAVEL ING; the world; that night in Lynn; colored fountain; pizza; Canteen; blue; Flor- ida, room 5; Fille Amie; C.Y.O. ; Tri-Hi-Y. Activities: Flicker Staff. Honors: Typ- ing award; girls’ softball champs. Ambition: To have a smile for every friend and a friend for every smile; to make the impossible pos- sible. 84 uacation , cue sett e down to prepare CHRISTINE ANN MARIE MITCHELL Chris Interests: T.C. 1-10; snake pit ; messenger boys; C.C.L. ; ask Diane; O.G.F.F. ; alias hunters; unexpected guests; excur- sions; Tri-Hi-Y; Fille Amie. Honors : Typing awards. Ambition: To be what I am, not what I’m not; to be wise except when otherwise. SUSAN JEAN MITCHELL Sue Interests: Ronnie; laughs; ask Laura; cafeteria jokes; ' 62; “Our day will come”; those talks; p.j. parties; ’57 Plymouth; Aruga!! Canteen! Tri-Hi-Y; C.Y.O. Activities: Beta Beta Bi- ology Club; Leaders’ Club; student secretary; French Club; Archery Club. Honors: Bookkeep- ing awards; shorthand award. Ambition: To find a little bit of light in the darkest of clouds; to make him happy. f dr talks orie,y: able? ' rdinotions — disappointment and elation. Ginny J, ,, Interests:! ( Ndy4 v Scotia ; that | sujMjjpSer; talking £ton«I; the gfoatd; I.B.M. ; Canteen; i ? ; those ] long f‘]You lerto mem- ‘ fust to be Asoci- j ice ho us- ties: Stage Flash Flickt J 1 Typin tion : Junior! j Vo ' pep ba: rty4rfst; Pep Staff. Ho awards. A To be as goo my parents as they been to me; to enjoy ave life. NANCY MONDELLO Nancy Interests: Vick’s; Mar- ia’s ; Boulevard walks ; ask Sharon; those Satur- day nights; ’55 Ford; ’59 Plymouth. Honors: Typing awards. Ambi- tion : To become a good bookkeeper; to show my .brother up. 85 REBECCA MUGFORD Beclfiieci ' -1 I fit f rests; Those boys m ; . the ' ' armed ' ' services ! htXA-, N.H Upizea; ask Chris: those problems. A ' ctivi- 4 Ues Sailing Club; Latirr , felupT Gefthan CluRp- . Beta Beta Biology. Chtb ; k GirtLs’ Rifle flfeamjf Hon- ors: Typing] award. Am- bition: To live life t y the fullest; nevpr to shed a tear; and to make everyone I meet happyb ' Jlticfgears. O ur c asses range VALLEE DOREEN MORRIS Val Interests: Winter of ’62; ask Sandi; ’60 Corvair; Wonktondi; room 223; Friendship 5; Maria’s; those weekends; S.C. ; F.W.C. ; sleeping over. Activities: Junior Vol- unteers; A.F.S.; Flash typist; Flicker H.R. rep- resentative. Honors: Typ- ing award. Ambition: To take off in the rocket of success and land on ' the planet of happiness. V , ' GERALD RICHARD MOUNTAIN n JU fcerry A rtf W, ' Interests T D.P J Hi-Y ; ’56‘Plymouth ; the range; pool; New York: sports: - Saturday night ; _ Sunday afternoon, festivities-: Rifle Team ; Baseball capt.; Leaders’ Club;; R.Q.T.C. sports. Honors ' : Expert Rifleman; Honor Boll: Sgt. 4.i Ambition: To work harcLin college so that 1 ' may get a good jfib after graduat- JOANNE MOUNTAI Jo Interests: J.P.; DESTINO’S; Sandy; laughs in homeroom with Nancy ; R - A - C - E - S ; Foods I; love in life; Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To succeed in anything I atempt. MARY LOUISE MOUNTAIN Mary Lou Interests: Remember when?; dancing; A.S. N.W.; Tic Toe; talks; hmmm ; ‘ ‘ 1 a ff s ’ ’ and tears; late but lucky. Activities: Student Coun- cil; Thespians; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; German Club; Flicker Staff; Of- fice assistant. Honors: N.E.D.T. Award. Ambi- tion: To shatter the crys- tals of love, laughter and happiness and to scatter the fragments wherever I go. ROBERTA J. MULLIN Berta Interests: J.A.L.; open fire; two guitars; Lower California: B-22;T.F.B.; Fille Amie; rabbit; sis- ters; hate mixed with Love; Camp Rotary, ’62. Activities: A.F.S.; field hockey; Flicker Staff; Flicker H.R. repr. ; Jun- ior Usherette. Ambition: To assist, with love and understanding. MARY LOUISE MUNROE Mary Lou Interests: J.T.A.; talks; schweetie; the cemetery; Camp Rotary, ’62; Fille Amie; summer of ’61; depression; BRC; sup- ply room; ask Janice; Scooter Sunday; boat rides; ’62; sisters-2; res- ervoir; B.Y.F. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Spec- tacular; A.F.S. ; Pep Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Beacon repr. Ambition: To find future happiness while helping others; never to lose faith. 86 from Acfuancecf Toio opy to looAAi eepmy WILLIAM PHILIP MUNROE Moose ' , Bill Interests: C.B. Radio; C.Y.O. ; camping; C.A.P., Search and Rescue Team. Ambition: To do what must be done; to make my parents proud of me. PETER GEORGE MURPHY Murph; Pete ; Sarge. Interests : CAROL; 9 Perkins Road; U.S. Army Paratrooper; March 12, ’62; ’50 Ford; venti- lator gang; “The Comers” 8 years; remember. Activ- ities: Football; R.O.T.C. sports ; Color Guard ; Cpl. ; Color Sgt. ; Honors: Cpl. ; Color Sgt.; Ambi- tion: To be successful as a history teacher; to make my parents and HER proud of me. 87 a presenting ' laffe enae c a to the A L k JsHARLE., . - NICOLOSI Chuck-, Nick Interests : Football; hock- ey; n The Gksino; cars; 102 people; swimming; the wall; anything inter- esting, amusing r both. Activities: Football; track; Stage Crew; Camera Club; K.Q,T.C. sports. Ambitio To be as good a map my mother is a woman an_ succeed in everything I attempt. STEPHEN JOSEPH NTEMI Interests: Jazz; semi-clas- sical music; playing the saxophone with the Rivi- eras; the Dave Brubeck Quartet; aeronautics; fly- ing; due west. Activities: Ba nd Honors: Corporal; assistant drum major; solo clarinetist. Ambi- tion: To attend Boston University and to be- come an aeronautical en- gineer. SALVATORE RALPH NOVELLO, JR. Sam Interests: ’58 Pontiac; girls; sports; boats; hot rods; the cabin; National Guard. Activ- ities: Football; R.O.T.C. bas- ketball. Ambition: To own a fuel-injected Corvette; to make my parents proud of me. BENJAMIN J. NUNES Ben Interests: The Willows; The Arena; 77; those parties; Elwell’s bam; FLATS! Ac- tivities: R.O.T.C. volleyball; basketball. SANDRA JEAN O’CONNELL Sandy Interests: Main; Jellybean’s pool; peanut butter ; P.I.P. ; Filles Amies; 4:00; dead body; Vikings; Roast Beef 52; The Smith Compromise; sink or swim. Activities: Bi- ology Club; French Club; Ring Committee ; Flicker, Literary Committee ; Ameri- can Field Service. Ambition: To change dreams from fan- tasy to reality. LYNNE GERALDINE OAKES Interests: Music; rabbit; tennis; those days at the beach; memories; Har- ry’s ; long telephone ses- sions; just walking; ask Sue. Activities: Latin Club; Thespians; Span- ish Club; Flash; Junior Volunteers ; American Field Service ; Stevens Book Reviewers Honors: National Honor Society; Spanish II book prize; Sawyer Medal. Ambi- tion: To travel to all four corners of the earth to find happiness. tafks; ask AJ}i ann R Xhm n - 1 ,Cressey’s. Beachd ,sports; Vy ' hookingp Wonktbhdi ; walks; C.Y Tri-HM. Hbpdr Business Q]hb ; J ' Bc_ er typist,; ten ' ni§; Apparat Club; ponors : Typing p Arhpition : Something to fop; someth ihg to abhieye som eone to love. ( U THOMAS RYAN O’BRIEN Tom; O.B. Interests: Those Giants; 2:35; “laffs” with Cal; grass drills; dogging it; the locker room gang; football; hunting; that ’34. Activities: Football, hockey; band; Sailing Club. Honors: Bookkeep- ing I award; Squad Lead- er. Ambition: Always to look ahead with pleasure and back with pride. i 88 s uc en s. the uns nan as vproud of as I really am of them. ' ey u far scfoof cfau J MAUREEN O’LEARY Moe Interests: Cher-Ami; our crowd; Canteen; those cer- tain someones; the corner; “Don’t be like that!” shoot- ing; hen sessions; cars; ly “brother”; the castles; dma sittin’; out of n; B.S.A.A. of G.; “You started already”; ARUGA! Ambition: To P — find a little bit of light in the darkest of clouds; to have fun and be happy. Do you hear 4 - f ' .p JANICE ELAINE OLIVER 1 , ar j P M ij interests : That (certain ' someone; ask C a r o 1 ; laffs lafet wipter; “you knovy?”; staying out late; ,L- driving to Providence; my job at the A.G.H. M tivi- tiesr Flash; Sailing Club; H.R. Beacon collector Service Club ; (yFuture Nurses of America; Girls’ Riile Team Honors: Typ- ing award. Ambition: To become a nurse; to make my parents proud of me. what I hear? RALPH C. OLIVER, JR. Fish; Bud Interests : Sports ; N.Y Giants; laughs; the cab in; Tic Toe; Honors Sgt. ; Commander of Gren adier Prize Squad; Fl Devens. Ambition: to fin a place in this world ant strive to make it b etter to make my parents prouc of me. 89 NANCY CHRISTINE PACE Nan; Red Interests: The Dauphine II; those wonderful weekends; hockey games ; Hebron ; East- ern Point; J.Y.C. ; folk songs of old; upstate New York. Activities : Beta Beta Biology Club; Thespians. Ambition : To devote my at- tention to God and my fam- ily; to be patient. JUDITH F. PALAZOLA Judi Interests : Boys ; Rockport ; dancing; 7-up; 8:80; skiing in N.H. ; red Corvette; sing along with Sam; giddy-up; ask Marianne; birthday par- ties; elephant jokes; Tri-Hi- Y. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Honor Business Club; Honors: Typing award. Ambi- tion: To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them; to succeed. extracurricular activities provide us V M A f GERAIJ1 ROBEIIJ J 0JW s ‘ft Iritere$ts: Foot.! ball ' 7 hock et f ' JBrilins ; Elm Farm!; ■ ' 50 Ford; golf; Miss Ts Lpttermen. Abtivitiei: Fjrot fall; Glou- , cesder Grbnadieivi; gfoxd ) sports. A mbfiion : To go to ' college; to be a teacher ; to succeed in whatever I attempt. RALPH QUIMBY OSIER, JR. Rocky ; Quimby Interests: Little -Mo; sports; running the links with Tim and Bob; gray ghost; Jungle Jim’s big chase; Irish eyes; Can- niffmen; ceiling at Lake Placid, N. Y. Activities: Hockey; football; Lead- ers’ Club ; Chess Club ; Co. E. Guidon Bearer. Ambition: To make my mother and father proud of me; to find the “dum- my” for the third seat. THEORA STAR PACKER Terri Interests: That special some- one; “naa,” thanks; rabbit; No. 69; remember; R.R.R.F. ; Fille Amie; poodles; L.T.L.; G.R. and J.P.; mad dashes; sorority house ; underclass- men. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; Flicker Staff; A.F.S.; archery; basketball; track; Apparatus Club; Hon- ors: Typing award. Ambi- tion: Never to look back on the past with tears, but to face the future with a smile. SHARON PADRE Interests: Vick’s; boule- vard walks; ask Nancy; Maria’s; Canteen; air- planes; Michael; ’56 black and white Merc.; those Saturday nights. Honors: Bookkeeping Progress Award and Bookkeeping Accomplishment Award. Ambition: To make my mother exceptionally proud of me and to make my father regret his words; to become an airline stewardess. JOSEPH WILLIAM PALAZZOLA Joe; Canary Interests: Football; No. 48; locker room “laffs”; that certain someone ; sports; the hill; N. Y. Giants; grass drills; ’53 Plymouth; Caesar’s; just thinking; “laffs” with Cal; “Pretty One”; Nick’s dances. Activities: Foot- ball; track; R.O.T.C. sports ; Leaders Club. Honors: Guidon Bearer; Cpl. ; Pltn. Sgt. Ambi- tion: To make my dreams come true; finally to make my parents proud of me. ANTOINETTE ROSE PARADY Annette Interests: “A certain SOME- ONE”; Sept. 28, ’62; ’63 Chevy; music; “Torture”; dancing; horseback riding; doubling; parties; Christmas ’62; Friday nights; stock car races ; problems ; ask Chris ; A ctivities : Student secre- tary; Future Nurses of Ameri- ca; Flicker Staff; Beta Beta Biology Club. Honors: Typ- ing awards, Facit Award. Ambition: Not to look back and not to look down; to make my parents proud of me. 90 with the chance to combine education with Reporting Advanced Bio ' CATHERINE MARGARET PARISI Cathy Interests : Sailing, Mr. Bruno’s boat ; subma- rines; the snackbar; foot- ball games; Hampden Hill; ice and snow; meet me near the waste basket. Activities: Sailing Club; Junior Volunteers; Beta Beta Biology Club; Future Nurses of America; Flicker typist. Honors: 2nd Prize, G.H.S. Science Fair. Ambi- tion: To succeed in what- ever I attempt; to make my parents proud of me. most of PHILLIP PAUL PARISI I Sigars Interests: you started; Boule- vard; icehouse; Canteen; Nick’s; hot Comet; Joe Mon- te’s; girl watching; special occasions ; afternoon seces- sions with Olie. Activities: Basketball. Honors : Sq. Leader, R.O.T.C. Ambition : Never to worry about prob- lems because life is too short and wonderful. GERALD KEITH PARKER Jerry Interests: music; Mr. Hard- acre’s biology course ; R.O.T.C. Band; TRANQUIL HAM- STERS. Activities: Beta Beta Biology club; track; band; Flicker Staff. Honors: Charles Corliss Medal; Corporal; Ser- geant. Ambition: To be the best at everything I do. pleasure. Hn air op expectanc JOSEPH VINCENT PERRY Squirrel Interests: . Girls; ’57 Chevy; New York; ball- room, Revere; The Mon- key Z’s zook ; the sea- side. Ambition: To be- come a millionaire be fore I am 21. v ftCHARLES H. PARSONS, in ‘= X -’ Charlie; Duck Interests: Tic Toe; Can- teen; the boys; Lanes- ville; rabbit; laughs; B.C.’s House; Tasting; Head, R.R.R.F. ; girls; Chem. with Mrs. N. ask Sue; “Say there!” J.M.O.; long walks. Am- bitton: To grow to be six foot five. SUSAN PARSONS Rabbit Interests: That certain someone; we two; ask Joyce; Fille Amie; 2; California ; Sorority House; L.T.L., Rabbits; underclassmen; summer ’63; letters; remember; ’51 Chevy. Activities: Pep Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Dues Col- lector. Ambition: To open my eyes to see what is beautiful; my mind to know what is true; my heart to love what is good. Comparing notes, girls LEWIS PHILLIP PARSONS Lou; Chopper Interests: Sailing; mu- sic; hockey; football; Cleveland Browns and Jimmy Brown; Elm Farm ; Chevrolet Cor- vettes; West Gloucester; Racing Pigeons. Activi- ties: Band. Ambition: To work hard so that I may become a success in whatever I attempt; To make the world a better place for others; To learn to play some musi- cal instrument well. JUDY MAE PARSONS Jude Interests: Hawaii; Germany; coffee breaks; Wonktondi; letters; long talks; ask Pam! Good Harbor; Big Brothers; bacon? Ask Mufifi; ’54 Ply- mouth; Rema and Mischief; Teddy bear; “West Side Story”; Amethyst; confusion; tulips. Activities: Sailing Club; Guidance Office assis- tant: Pep Club; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To visit Ha- waii and Tahiti; to make my parents and brother proud of me. LOIS OLIVE PARSONS Tivink ; Locust Interests: Senior Youth Fel- lowship; dancing; JULY; Hootenanny; Seminole Point Lodge; skating; tobogganing; walks; ask Carol; those rides home; football games; Lake Shore Park; telephone calls. Activities : Honor Business Club; student secretary; of- fice assistant. Honors: Typ- ing I, II awards; Bookkeep- ing I award. Ambition: Al- ways to wear a smile; to make my parents proud of me. U P£W Jj If Steve . “r IfiteresH: Gene] 5; IVtil i t a : lotors lean Activit ) Beta E ■1 tr JOYCE PERRY Punkin Interest: That certain some- one; we two; ask Susan; “crying,” summer of ’63; So- rority House; L.T.L. ; rab- bits; — 2; writing and receiv- ing letters; ask Terri. Activi- ties: Student secretary. Ambi- tion: Someday to have my first name become my last name! 1 riving 1 Dogtown ; Glou- ,1 ' Fusiliers; Bj erests: Drilling; Volkswag- en ; drjvii “ cester, Ma Activities: fciM ' ma Club; Beta Beur Biology Club; Prlzd JSquad; Haskell Drill Ajifetiflte ; Glouce tefcv Grenadiers. Honors: (SAivyer s Medal; Harvard .Book Prize ; 1 National Hflnor Society ; Jun- ior FlojaGMi Ambition: To obt ia a good education and- ' - Sich ! BRUCE EDWARD PIERCE Interests : Summer; mu- sic; reading; swimming; walks ; midnight snacks over there; digging Bob. Ambition: Always to do my best in what- ever I may attempt and to make my mother proud of me. j Would you believe it? Ned has a cold! ANTIONETTE RUTH PICONE Ruthie Interests: That certain some- one, bowling, ’51 Ford, chain of friendship, ask Jo and Carol; gang at Grays’; Let’s have a party; C’est la vie; trips to France. Activi- ties: Honor Business Club, student secretary, Office as- sistant. Honors: Bookkeep- ing award, typing award; Facit Typing Award. Ambi- tion: To find eternal peace and happiness. JUDITH ANNE PIERCE Judy Interests: RABBIT, a cer- tain someone; summer of ’63, us two; horseback rid- ing; Wonktondi, Pub’s wag- on; long talks and good times. Activities: Basketball; A.F.S.; Junior Usherette; Sailing Club. Honors: Typ- ing award. Ambition: To seek the best in everyone; to keep my individuality. 93 JOANN J f IZZL Jo Interests Dancing; ice bowling; bdys Am- To become a beau- :o make my parents rimer V Cookie admin Soon it is past, and we woncfer how JAY PINO Jay Interests : The big 77 ; Jeff’s mill; the wall; Mt. Pleasant Ave. ; The Willow Rest; T-Bird; TR-3; high- way and the boys; races at Groveland ; 053 ; r_ Golden Flats; Barbell’s tivities: Football. Horn Bookkeeping awards tion : To secure i sition in life. SALVATORE JOHN PISCITELLO Sammy Interests ; Girls; a hot su- per 88 ; sports ; parties ; Boulevard watch ; “you started” ; icehouse ; j igaboo ; special occasions. Activities : Basketball ; track ; Leaders’ Club ; Band ; gymnastics ; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Cpl. ; Commander of 3rd place Prize Squad; Haskell Drill; Platoon Sgt. Ambi- tion: To have the wisdom of my father, and t e un- derstanding of my Mother. bition : tician ; proud DONNA JEANNE POCKNETT Frenchie Interests: That boy iij Texas; Hootenannies; Jojfti Baez; R-A-B-B-I-T? ; listen- zvi ing; the “Delly”; reading: | exchange students; bar feet ; Eddie’s Stand ; thos football games; Christmas pageant; Room 111. u tiv- O ides: Thespians; Betq ' Beta ; Biology Club ; � .FJr ” Future Nurses of Amem Tumbling Squad; FIaih,jyp ist; Honors: Revere ' Hig Science Fair. Ambition: stay single, become wt-atHiyX (J? be a good actress V antu physical therapist. Y xi W PATRICIA ANN POOL Patsy ; Little Ah-Choo Interests: Denny; green ’56 Buick; the gang; McDon- ald’s hamburgers ; summer of ’63; ask Ruthie; The Win- dow; Movies; riding around the cape. Activities: Honor Business Club; Flicker repre- sentative; Floormaster’s assist- ant; typist. Honors: Bookkeep- ing, shorthand, typing awards. Ambition: To succeed in what- ever I may attempt; to make my parents proud of me. MARGUERITE FAYE POIRIER Muffie Interests: Jimmie; those long talks; “you know”!; ’56 Ford; ’54 Plymouth; BOSTON; that Ginnie!; bacon? ask Judi; the pier ’n J.H. ; icehouse; Wonk- tondi; “just to be soci- able”? ask Gin; coffee with Mrs. ‘M.’; I.B.M. Honors: Typing awards. Activities: Student secretary; Ambi- tion: May God grant our wish; to make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. r p ur years at C 27 S. Aaoe own JTtlSCILLA F. POMMET Interests : BUTCH; week- ends of ’62; ask Linda; that trip to New York; ask Beverly; “The Irish”; Maine; Sisterbelle’s “laffs”; T.C.’s; “A Mil- lion to One”; x-mas Eve; the car; listening to Roy; sleep. A ctivities : Chorus. Honors : Typing awards. Ambition: To under- stand; to make my mother and father proud of me. RICHARD SCOTT POMMETT Rick ; Dick Interests: A,F, G; the maiden; drums; the Wan- derers ; swimming ; elec- tronics; the past four summers ; WHEN ; the DeSoto; Finnerty’s Olds; F.C.C.; C.B.S.; W.M.E.X. Activities: Stage Crew; Drum Corps ; Chefs’ Club; North Shore Crys- tallites. Honors : Presi- dent, Stage Crew. Ambi- tion: To go to chef school and become a spe- cialist ; to make my par- ents proud of me. ■1 7 DENfw5k� JPQIJf RS Dent Intere bowlibgjX-Mict walljsf TIRST ! L day nights. FAtti Latin Club; Gli u Grenadiers; Flicker, Literary Com- mittee; Chess Club. Hon- ors: Cpl. Ambition: To graduate from college and become a teacher. age of the library facilities. MARY HELEN POWERS Interests: C.Y.O. ; Arena; B.C • The pep talksA nf fi Yb all games ; Stratford ; t speaking Spanish; singing; motorscdo ters ; exchange sludmlfy flctiv- b ities: Okh tri; Spanish 0 Club ; TSeta Biology Club; Flash Rcpoytef; Flick Staff Aptbition : 1 To retain mV sense Apf | humor and to earn nay B.S. in education. Monkey! Monkey! Monkey! RICHARD STERLIN REED Rick Interests: Essex; Lynn Arena; water skiing; those clams; the big M. Ambition: To serve a hitch in the service and to find my path in life. ■ r Cuen s cA l succession. move m rapi uic so JOHN R. PRYBOT Interests: Swimming; reading; searching; find- ing; biology; trips to New York City; sum- mer vacation; G.H.S. ; being a tease. Activities: Latin Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; A.F.S. ; German Club; Flicker, Literary Committee. Am- bition: Always to be my- self ; to earn a good life as well as a good living, never to stop learning; and to profit from my ex- perience and accumu- lated knowledge. MARILYNN LESLY PUBLICOVER Pubs; Lynn Interests : Yea; Rabbit! rah!; getting lost; “Phy- lis” birthdays; A.S.N.W. ; mornings ; my buggy ; “laffs”; that’s life; the bunch of us; Whee! away wigs; lady bugs; Activities: Office assist- ant; Pep Club; French Club; A.F.S. Ambition: To fulfill all those hopes I’ve had throughout my life and to further my education. WILLIAM THOMAS RAYMOND Bill Interests: Skiing; water skiing; fishing; hunting; boating. Activities: Foot- ball; Chess Club; R.O.T.C. ; Rifle Team; ten- nis. Ambition: To be a suc- cess in anything I try; to make my parents proud of me. FRANK EDMUND RE Frankie Interests: Girls; cars; sports; A.J.; The Rockets; G.H.S. ; Florida; good food; bowling; playing hockey with the Rockets; baseball with Junior League Champs; the Moose; playing cards with the gang. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do and to make my parents proud of me. DAVID ANTHONY REARDON Dave Interests : That certain someone; Essex ; N. Y. Giants; Tic Toe; No. 4; The Pits; hockey; water skiing; the woods; Bud- dy’s House; Canteen; The 270; F-block study; the ’4$ Pick-up. Activi- ties: Varsity Rifle Team; track; R.O.T.C. sports; Mass. N.G. Honors: In- dividual Drill; Prize Squad; Third place, Haskell Drill; Corporal. Ambition: To get mar- ried and be successful in all I attempt. 7- A Jin is A tAe payments on our Senior DONALD R. REN ALES Donnie Interests: Buckets and cars; S’okay, Mo; GW (at a distance) Hearing headlights; Grandma- sitting; elephants; open wide for Chunky. Ambi- tion: To graduate. WAYN DAVID R. RIDEOUT Dave Interests: Girls; new rec- ords; sports; football; baseball; hockey. Ambi- tion: To be successful as a machinist. MICHAEL WILLIAM RILEY Train-, Mike-, Rile Interests : The Blue Streaks; sports; hot cars; racing; “laffs” with Cat; guitar; Day- tona and Indianapolis; tomorrow. Activities: Baseball ; German Club Ambition: Somehow to get through college and earn a Ph.D. in geology. ALBERT CARL RIEDLINGER Al Interests: Baseball; football; hockey; track; bowling; basketball; food; reading. Activities: Track; German Club Ambition: To find my place in life and to make my parents proud of me. LUCILLE ELLEN ROBERTSON Lucy Interests: That special some- one; “long talks” “The Twelfth of Never”; Sunday afternoons; the Hang-Out; blue-eyes ; Seminole Point Lodge; Friday night at Dan- dy’s. Activities: Secretary, Glee Club; A Cappella Choir; Flash; Beacon. Honors: Typ- ing and bookkeeping awards. Ambition: To open my eyes to see what is beautiful; my mind, to know what is true; my heart, to love what is good; to make my parents proud of me. 97 C ass dues , pass out the fast op our JOHN DEXTER ROBINSON Interests : The clarinet , Robert Frost; Keeley Smith; Stratford trips; Boston; English; musicals; The Winner; Calling Mrs. M. ; First Wed. Nights. Activities: Flicker Literary chairman ; Band ; Chess Club. Ambition: To teach; to get up on time in the morning. DONNA JOYCE ROBINSON Interests: Green leaf; ask Carole ; Canteen ; eyes ; riding out; that summer; you started ; parties ; talk- ing; you know! Wonk- tondi; castles; “Don’t be like that;” the kind soul; my future! Activities: Jun- ior Volunteers; Sailing Club. Ambition: To seek the path of happiness that travels on to success; to make my mother proud of me. JANET MARGARETS ronnbehg ' from I V b[ V Interests :f Sailing; Vbme- back , rifling; ' ' ' B.Y.F.; S.B.Y.C., gang sufnmot, of v 6$; R-A.ACh daritjis ' ; b aclrparties ; New WpGall;, .Bearfekih Neck; “lotta laffs”; The Rook; having fun; those long talbsj. rides. A cti li- lies:. Sailing Club; Ajipa- rattre Club: Beta Beta Biology Club ; Ski Club ; S j:iejjbe Club 1 ; Zodiacs. Honors : Science, b ' JmhMN Award. Ambition: To be as happy ' as J am now ; to make lOtny parents J nroud of ihfe. EDWARD ROSS Ned Interests: ' Hockey; ten- nis; sailing; hunting; Canteen ; EMP. ; having laughs; J.S. parties; fighing; Lake Placid. Ac- tivities: Hockey; tennis; track. Honors: National Honor Society; Sawyer Medal. Junior Rotarian. Ambition: To go to col- lege and then to become a hermit. J DEBORAH ANN RUSS Debbit; Deb Interests: A.Y.C. ; skiing; Black Mt.; A.S.N.W ; heavy mist; rabbit; the “Delly”; ladybugs; fun games; 19 miles to Wa- tertown; green chariot; I love a parade; attic. Ac- tivities : Beta Beta Biolo- gy Club; Zodiacs; Thes- pians; A.F.S. ; floormas- fer’s assistant. Ambition: Not to set the world on fire, but just to create a little spark; to help make others as happy as I. DIANA LEE RYAN • Diane Interests : f Moort River ' ’; :bffeer F’etgrS ' ; PA-DID- 3LE ; ' boom to Lake .Pla- cid; empty gas tanks ; , p, very much? Good Harbor: - -V SINjBAD JII; Boston. Ac- pities : Girls’ Rifle team; field hockey archery ; ThqspLans y Beta Beta Biology club ; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To have patience with patients; rbolat r faith in the many gifts with which God- has blessed Me. CAROL ANN RUTCHIK Carol Interests : Those happy moments; chain of friend- ship; ask Ruth and Jo; class trips; Honor Busi- ness Club; first table; memories of ’60; any new jokes? philosophy of life; meeting people ; broaden- ing horizons. Activities : Office assistant ; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To com- bine a happy marriage and a career ; to have in whatever the ture brings. MARILYN ANN RYAN Interests: Hockey and all N the incidentals; Lynn Ar- ena; “long walks (?)” “and long talks (!)” wilh Trib; p.j. parties; good music Martha knows; Strand and -North Shore. ' Activities: A.F.S. ; Beta Beta Biology Club; Flicker Staff. A ' mbition: To sail ? the sea of happiness; to land on the shore of suc- 98 c ass pictures, ancf p an for t ie mol n er CHARLES JOSEPH SANFILIPPO Charlie ; Carlo Interests: That certain someone; the apartment this summer; Hi-Y get- ting together with the boys; he took the gas; you started ; the Boule- vard; the gang’s special 7. Activities: Gloucester Grenadiers ; Prize Squad ; Sailing Club. Honors: 3rd place Prize Squad ; Sgt. Ambition: To fulfill my ambition; to be a success in life; to make my par- ents proud of me. PAMELA DIANE SANTOS Pam Interests: Sunday; Bos- ton; miniature golf; the Drive-in; on the boule- vard; horses; 11 sports; music; A + P; dancing; beach; don’t be like that; Camp Rotary. Activities: Hi-Tri-Y Club; Sailing Club ; student secretary ; Thespian Club; Chorus. Ambition: To reach the peak of happiness, accom- plish success, and over- come loneliness, through togetherness. Don’t let him frighten you, Lois. PAMELA JANE SAROFEEN Pam Interests: Sisters; hockey games; BRAKES; golf; Bowling Center; prob- lems; Fille Amie; Wrin- kles ; that rut ; reservoir Activities: Leaders’ Club; Flash reporter; A.F.S. ; Beta Beta Biology Club; Pep Club; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To live as long as I want, but not to want as long as I live. CAROL SUSAN SAUNDERS Interests: THAT CER- TAIN SOMEONE; ask Jan; Riverdale; uh ah! Long Beach; THE WIL- LOWS; U.S.A.F.; last summer; Friday nites; Beverly. Activities: Arch- ery; Junior Volunteers; Apparatus Club ; girls’ basketball ; Sailing Club. Ambition: Never to look back on sorrow but to look ahead with a smile. am cf Oaua iter lianquei. c Jra(fuation re£earsa s Y CAROLE ANN SAUNDERS Cas Interests: Hamburg; green leaf; ask Donna; riding out; cars; castles; “Don’t be like that!” Canteen; “You started”; parties; that summer; TALKING; you know; Activities: Sailing Club; Wonktondi Club. Honors: Typing and bookkeeping awards. Am- bition: To see nothing, to hear nothing, to say noth- ing, but to be something. PAUL JOHN SAWYER Pubs Interests: Bonnie; cars; and West End corner. Ambition: To become an Aeronautical Master Tech- nician. Too much for you, Mr. Karcher? FREDERICK DALE SCHRAFFT, JR. Freddy; Yogi Interests: Jan; money; hockey; black Cadillacs; people; Emp. ; Toronto Maple Leafs; hunting and fishing; lighthouse; sail- ing; Hannah; I’ll never tell!; West Gloucester Forum ; Longer hairs. Activities : Hockey; track; Flicker Staff ; G Company Guidon Bearer. Ambition: Not to have a boss but to be the boss; to be a mil- lionaire before I am thirty- five years old. JOSEPHINE ANN SCOLA Jo-Ann Interests: THAT N. U. FRESHMAN; 10 4 60; ’59 Chevy; “Are You Lonesome Tonight?”; rain- ing; someday; 122 St. Stephens’; Fille Arnie; Activities: Leaders’ Club; student secretary ; Beta Beta Biology Club; 210 supervisor; Class Ring Committee; Flash typist; Service Club; Flicker, Chairman Activities Com- mittee; Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To strive for and obtain what- ever success and happiness life has to offer. 100 Ta)il£ given. ELIZABETH SIBLEY Liz Interests : Life in the Great City; Baez and de- pression sessions; seafaring; islands; glorious mimings; Pelicans; backstage bunch; cafeteria crowd; “Rum by Gum”; ’34 Ford; guitars; all my good friends, here and Here-after. Activities: Thespians, vice president; Beacon, co-editor; Flash ; Bi- ology Club; Chess Club. Ambition: To get most from life by giving my best to life. OLIMPIA LOUISE SCOLA Lu Interests : HIM; I don’t know; Essex; double dutch trouble; match-maker Irene; triangles; lady bugs. Activ- ities: Girls’ Drill Team — Right Guide; Honor Busi- ness Club — pres. 4; Girls’ Rifle Team; Beta Beta Bi- ology Club. Honors : Na- tional Honor Society ; Mighty-Mac Award — Busi- ness Education ; Flicker , Business Manager; Flash, Typing Editor. Ambition: To look forward with hope and back with pride; to keep that smile. SANDRA E. SEARS Sandy Interests: New Hampshire; the lake; summer ’61; the rowboat; swimming; the raft; parties; dancing: a lot of “laffs” on the telephone; ask Chris; records; bowl- ing. Honors: Typing award. Ambition: To lead a hap- py and successful life. MARY JANE SHEEDY Jane Interests: Rowboats; pajama parties; Boston; cafeteria homeroom; bike riding; 210; C.Y.O. Activities: Basket- ball; A.F.S. ; French Club; Biology Club; Flash Edi- tor; Office assistant; Flick- er Chairman, Activities; Honors: National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: To give to others what I have been THOMAS PETER SCOLA Tommy Interests: That certain lit- tle no-one; LAST SUM- MER; ask Andy; the sum- mer months with DAD; GIRLS; Friday nights; the icehouse; afternoon swims; “I took the gas”; you start- ed. Activities: Gloucester Grenadiers; Squad Leader; Chess Club; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: 3rd place Prize Squad; Squad Lead- er; Cpl. Ambition: To make my mother and father proud of me for the rest of their lives. NANCY ELEANOR SHAW Nance Interests: Stamping; pizza; the stiks; talk much; de- jection; Fille Amie; friends; scooping; prob- lems; license; Smile. Ac- tivities: Girls’ Rifle Team; Girls’ Drill Team, Com- mander, Spectacular; Hon- ors: National Honor Soci- ety. Ambition: To make new friends every day; to cheer the tears of others away; to be happy in what I do and say; to succeed in my chosen way. JOAN SHEERAN Joni Interests: Fille Amie; the girls; friend of the family; summers; twist! seeking; long walks; Magnolia gang Activities: Girls’ Rifle Team; Leaders’ Club; Jun- ior Usherette ; Spanish Club; Flash; A.F.S., treas- urer; basketball; Office as- sistant ; Flicker, co-chair- man activities. Honors: Na- tional Honor Society; Lead- ers’ Club pin. Ambition: Always to have something to look forward to and never to give up hope. 10! our as iefcf Bay MARYANNE SILVA Interests: Evad Orema; U. of Mass; ham and eggs; sisters; clams; art; The Rook; the postoffice; the cemetery; “mud”; U.S.A.F.; Fille Amie; Mass. College of Art. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Spectacular 4; Pep Club; A.F.S.; Junior Usherette ; Flicker Staff ; Beta Beta Biology Club; supply room and floormas- ter’s assistant. Ambition: to leave footprints in the sands of time. MARY PAMELA SILVA Pam Interests: Boys! ’54 Ply- mouth; Judi’s house; CON- FUSION!! Camp Rotary; picnics in the pines; “pink amythest” Halloween. Activ- ities: Volleyball; field hock- ey ; Spanish Club ; Biology Club; Sailing Club. Ambi- tion: To obtain my medical technologist’s degree ; to have life like arithmetic — to add joys, subtract sorrows, multiply friends, and divide love; to make my parents proud of me. RALPH LESLIE SIMMS Interests: Girls; Corvettes; water skiing; Kingston Trio; guns; weekends. Activities: Chess Club, vice-president; Sailing Club; Camera Club; Beacon. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt; to smile and make life worth- while. MANUEL PERRY SILVA, III Buddy Interests : Cars ; fishing; hunting; swimming. Ambi- tion: To further my career in mechanics. SANDRA LOUISE . SKILLEN Sandi Interests : 60 Corvair; yel- low paint; Friendship 5; Wonktondi; winter of 62; ask Val; moments to remem- ber; Room 223; those week- ends; F.W.C. Activities . A.F.S. ; Junior Volunteers; Flicker Staff; Flash typist; Pep Club; Flicker represent- ative; basketball. Honors. Typing award. Ambition: To radiate love and return un- ders tanding. 0 RUSSELEJ SILVEIR , JR. Jlliekests : Hoc ' ke f football ; golf ; h©wling ; baseball ; bas- ketball; j girlsyUlttelevision ; the hoys ; Bass . Rocks Golf Club si tfce I Tlruins; sc ; ' STRANGS; V ' the ' Riverdale .Rackets. R.O.T.C. sport : ' -AmhitiW ' . To succeed in whatever I attempt; to make my parents proud of W 1 ;V r€ 102 RICHARD C. SMITH, JR. Clyde Interests : Football; hock- ey; hunting; fishing; swim- ming. Activities : Football; Sailing Club ; track ; R.O.T.C. sports. Ambition: To get more lobsters than my father. ROBERT JAMES SOMERS Red Interests: All sports; Can- niff-men; the jeep; Long Beach; running the links with Quim and Tim; hunt- ing and fishing; Jungle Jam’s big chase; C.Y.O. ; J.S. parties; Lake Placid lighthouse. Activities: Hock- ey; tennis; Chess Club; R.O.T.C. sports; track. Honors: H Company’s Guidon Bearer. Ambition: To get a “dummy” for the third seat ! MARY LAUREEN STEVENS Interests: “73”; those long talks; convertibles; drive-in; summer of ’62; a long trip; “18.” Honors: Typing award Ambition: To graduate and to go to IBM school ; to make my parents proud of me. ROLAND HENRY SMITH, III Smitty Interests: All sports; popu- lar music; cars; the broth- ers; girls; the beach; Fri- day nights; the boys; peo- ple; “Oh, ya;” the beach wagon; scooters. Activities: R.O.T.C. Band; Beta Beta Biology Club; A.F.S. Hon- ors: Sergeant. Ambition: To go on to further training after high school; to live a full life. DAVID SCOOT STEELE Scott Interests: Sports; hockey games; boats; water skiing; music; golf. Ambition: To further my education; to have a long and happy life. PHILLIPS E. STEVENS Phil Interests: Building cars; “T” Bucket; down the yard; the races. Ambition: To be hap- py and to have a good time. Gym classes take advantage of the good weather. 103 begin work at summer jobs ancf fife — DONALD A. STEWART Steuiie Interests: Football; pool; swimming; the ventilator gang; around the corners. Ambition : To succeed in anything I may attempt. BRIAN STORY Interests : LINDA ; red T-Bird; the corner; the drug store ; Elwell’s barn ; Florida ; those golden flats. Activities: Leaders’ Club ; freshman football ; track. Ambition: To suc- ceed in whatever I try; to make my mother and father proud of me. BRADFORD STORY Brad Interests: Skiing; skating; tennis ; bicycling ; mod- eling; music; boat- ing down river. Activi- ties: Band; Orchestra. Honors: Beta Beta Bi- ology Club; book award. Ambition: To be a suc- cess in my chosen field. ELLEN MARY SULLIVAN Frankie Interests: FRIENDSHIP 5; Wonktondi; C.Y.O. ; The Three Musketeers ; ask Diane and Bernie; fall of ’63; the good old times; ’60 Chevy convert- ible; hockey games; Nor- wich. A ctivities : Arch- ery ; Flicker repr. ; Flash typist; student secretary; Office assistant ; Girls’ Drill Team; Spectacular; Flicker typist; A.F.S. Am- bition: To be a friend to everyone; to travel and someday to go back to visit the “Ould Sod.” MAUREEN SULLIVAN Mo Interests: FRIENDSHIP 5; Wonktondi; C.Y.O. ; summer of ' 61 ; that certain someone ; those walks; Magnolia gang; long talks; room 223; Norwich. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; archery; Flicker Staff; Bowling teams; A.F.S. ; Badminton. Honors: Typ- ing award. Ambition: To be successful in my chosen field ; and to be always happy. PAMELA JEAN SUTHERLAND Pam, P.J. Interests: “WE THREE;” Football games; windy sailing; Annisquam; ten- nis balls; ask Bev; those hockey games; locker 305; “you know who;” Canteen; “Let’s go;” cold feet; Martha’s Vine- yard. Activities: Tri-Hi - Y; Apparatus Club; field hockey; Sailing Club; basketball; Beta Beta Biology Club; arch- ery. Honors : Typing awards. Ambition: To be small and shine, not great and cast a shadow. Scatter! here comes Mr. Karcher! time occupations. FORREST SWEET Bud Interests: cars; water skiing; guns; hunt- ing. Ambition: To lead a successful life. GARY FENTON TABER Interests: Hockey; swimming; softball; golf; heatwave. Activi- ties: D Company Prize Squad; R.O.T.C. sports. Honors: Corporal. Am- bition: To live a good life and succeed in whatever I do. KAREN ANN TARR Kat Interests: P a i n t i n g; reading; getting out of school at 2 o’clock. Honors: Shorthand I award. Ambition: To become a good secre- tary. ROSEMARY TESTAVERDE Interests: My sopho- more year; C.Y.O.; talks with Roz; the long road; ask Nancy; Martian; football games; our crazy say- ings; traveling; tele- phones. Activities: Flicker H.R. collector; Class Ring Conftnittee; Beta Beta Biology Club; Pep Club; Flash typist. Honors: typing award. Ambi- tion: To go to school in Maine; to be as respected as my par- ents are. graduation dag a sense Our rugged individuals PAULETTE TAYLOR Paula Interests: Billy; Marines; writing letters; December; Key West; ye olde Lanesville; drinking coffee; turn-off; May 16, ’59; swimming; skating; “Flying Saucer”; drawing; long talks with Nan; C.Y.O, Activities: Glee Club; Cttmuis; tennis; bas- ketball; • lliesjiian ; Ambi- tion: , To makeyhim happy; to Iwe. loveli and be chappy. VIRGjr TETTONJ G ijlny Interests : j ' Hocke Arena T-Ay football ; olitij ; Conr atioij; jusfjihaving usic. 4ctyiJities: B$ta ; Beta Busi- Typing rdfet Fat Lynn knitting; acut; cqfitver- ng fun ■] Yolk • Rato R ntn He Hone thand iolo ess and si Aw rd. be u ded,. nuns friends fjriultiplied, vided. arithme joys 105 of pride and a feeding of accompfisdmeni SHARON ANN THOMAS Tommy Interests: Hockey — “Ea- gles”; Lynn Arena; foot- ball; bowling; swimming; C.Y.O.; good books; poli- tics; The Kennedys; Peace Corps; folk music; Xmas kids. Activities: A.F.S. ; French Club; Biol- ogy Club; Stevens Book Reviewers ; Flicker Staff. Ambition : To serve in the Peace Corps and ac- complish something worth- while. ROBERT DANA TOBEY, JR. Bob Interests: Work; cars; motorscooter. Ambition: To make my father and mother proud of me. Yea, Charlie! Yea, Dennis! JANE ROBINSON TRACY Trace Interests: Brownie; I.T.N.F. ; el girls; Irish; summer ’62; U. of Mass.; .ham + eggs; chain of links; sorority houses; ask Beth; “Blue Moon;” Camp Rotary ; bears ; rab- bits. Activities: A.F.S. ; Flicker Staff; H.R. dues collector; Pep Club; Beta Beta Biology Club. Hon- ors: Typing and short- hand awards. Ambition: To love my neighbor; to make the best of my fu- ture with God’s help. JOHN JAMES TRACY Trace Interests: Sports in gen- eral; football; hockey; J.S. parties; moons; Eastern Point. Activities: R.O.T.C. sports; Squad Leader. Am- bition: To further my edu- cation; to lead a happy and successful life. 106 us as we ROBERT G. TURNER Bob Interests: Newbury port; that certain one; HOT 56 ; laughs ’n more laughs; boats and water stuff. Ambition : To be an educated bum and travel the world; to own a 65- foot boat. wish our c assma es ROSALYN MARIE TURNER Rozzie; Ski Tow Interests: That certain misty; it’s my Martian; sophomore year; Gussie’s car; E.G. girls; C.Y.O.; problems and answers; Fille Amie. Activities: A.F.S. ; Junior Volunteers; Beta Beta Biology Club. Ambition: To be a credit to God and an example to my sister; to under- stand life as God created it. JEFFREY G. TYNE Fish Interests: Food; girls; Tic Toe; No. 4 “sandwiches”; Nick’s; the gang; Hi-Y ; Y.P.F.; DeMolay; Swimming; after school; Mr. Hooper’s office; J.M.O. Activities: Gloucester Grenadiers ; Prize Squad; Chefs’ Club. Honors: Prize Squad, Fort Devens. Ambition: To do everything to the best of my ability. DONNA MARIE VEATOR Interests: Sisters; —2; those moods; U. of Mass; ham + sggs; people; baby blue; we two-ask Janice; Huh! aappy hours; supply room. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Pep Club; Flicker Staff; - ap and Gown Committee; Girls’ Drill Team; A.F.S. ; girls’ basketball. Honors : Typing award; bookkeeping award. Ambition: To be small and shine, not great ind cast a big shadow. FRANCIS JOHN VADALA Frankie Interests: Girls; cars; sports; the game; Nidk’s; dancing; H.R. ; Sherry; Joann, etc. Activ- ities: Baseball; Benja- min Franklin Club. Ambi- tion: To be successful in whatever I attempt ; to make my mother and father proud of me. PETER LAUREN TYSVER Pete Interests: Golf; bowling; painting; art; skating; hock- ey; swimming; photography; reading; astronomy; C.Y.O. philately; numismatics. Activ- ities: Chess Club. Ambition: To try to find happiness in whatever I do. CANDIDA VAGOS Candy Interests: Martians; those eyes; “MIJ”; Fille Amie; — 2; O-ka; the joker; wise much? hidden tears; Brighton; oxfords; letters and anchors; “Omae.” Activities: Cheerleader; Girls’ Drill Team; Spectac- ular; A.F.S;. basketball; Flicker Staff; Flicker typist; Flash typist. Am- bition: To walk through life keeping others in mind, having eternal faith in whatever the future may bring. DIANE LEE VENO Di Interests: Some one at B.C., J.P.L.’s friendship; Life; Coffee House; Harvard Sq. ; St. John’s classes of ’63 ’64; sisters; — 2; happy tears. Activities: Sailing Club; Leaders’ Club; Camera Club. Honors: Bookkeeping accomplishments; Shorthand I award; Typing Facit Award. Am- bition: To have a cottage in Tahiti. f 107 Jll)e return Jor our final future success. CAROLYN JEAN VICARI Carol Interests: RABBIT; The “Delly” ; we two ; a cer- tain someone; horseback riding; white Impala; folk music; Rainbow Girls; long talks and good times. Acti- vities: Beta Beta Biology Club; Spanish Club. Ambi- tion : To make the most of life’s opportunities. JAMES MICHAEL WALEN Interests : football ; Bass Rocks Golf Club; Lynn Arena. Activities: Hockey. Ambition: To make my par- ents proud of me. LESTER ARTHUR WALLACE Les ; W ally Interests : Golf; swimming; boating ; archery ; sports. Activities: Automotive Club. Honors: Honor Roll; Win- ning Company. Ambition: I wish I knew; whatever it may be, I hope that my parents will be proud of me. AMES ARTHUI ALBIUS ' JitL Wqlly ' J ferestli! LANESVILLE ; cars; hotkey; G.IJ S. hock- ey gaihtes; G.H.S. football m e s ; swimming- that second floor s corner jU ’53 Chevy; sthdy hills-;, the gray mist. An bltion: To farther miN feihScation and become a useful citizen. Vs BARBARA JEAN WEBBER Barb Interests: That CERTAIN SOMEONE; music; bowl- ing; skating; dancing; read- ing; dreaming. Activities: Student secretary ; Flicker collector; office assistant. Ambition: To become a good secretary and a worth- while member of the com- munity. pbNNA MARGARET WHITE Don , White Interests: All sports; foot- ball gainfis; C.Y.O. ; Desi’s; fishing ; breakwater ; walks ; pumpkins ; horseback rid- ing; sunlight; swimming; ‘ skating ; 1 languages; ad- surb? ; Boston. Activities: Junior Usherette; Flicker Literary Committee; Ger- man Glulb; French Club; Sailing Club; Archery ' Club: basketball’ and soft- ball. Ambition: To see the world ; to succeed ; to be, rather than to seem. JOSEPHINE ANN VENTIMIGLIA Joann; Vent; Jo Interests: Carpenters; pudgy feet; U. of Mass.; ham and eggs; changing flats; Ford Ranch Wagons and Ply- mouths; — 2; cashews; too short; teasing. Activities: Girls’ Basketball; archery; Junior Usherette; Flicker Committee Chairman; sports and vocational; Tumbling and Apparatus Club. Ambi- tion: To become someday a carpenter’s apprentice ; to learn to forget, forgive, and understand. ALBERT PETER VICARI Skip Interests: The hat; ’55 Ford; Bay View; “Vic”; cars; fun; that certain someone; “Linda;” Venti- lator Gang. Ambition: To do what is right and to make my mother and father proud of me. J resen tat ion I) ay, witness t ie naming of a SUSAN E. WILEY Sue Interests: S.K.L; Saturdays in Essex; Maria’s pizza; Fille Amie; my sailor boy; drive-in; ’53 Ford; laughing and loafing; Rm. 102; ask Jackie; evidentually ; “S E”; crunches and tickies; July ’64. Activities: A.F.S. ; Pep Club Ambition: To move back to Gloucester ; to be able to live with myself; but not by myself. MARY MARGARET WILLIAMS Interest: Life and “laffs” ; summertime ; letters ; “the Unholy Three”; “Seagulls and Dogbiscuits”; ask Pat and Peggy w Activities : Latin Club; German Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Beacon; Flicker Staff; Stevens Book Reviewers; Junior Volun- teers; girls’ basketball. Hon- ors: National Honor Socie- ty Ambition: To be as nice as my parents are; to earn my R.N. Could this be the Grenadiers? HERBERT C. WHITE, JR. Herb Interests: Hunting; fish- ing; baseball; racing pi- geons; Gloucester Junior League. Activities: Base- ball Team. Ambition: To accomplish my goals in life. JANE ELIZABETH WHITE Thumper Interests: PHIL; Fille Amie; happy tears; Mrs. K. ; Why? “Heart and Soul”; harbor lights; win- ter ’61. Activities: Cheer- leader; Girls’ Drill Team; A.F.S. ; Sailing Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; dues collector. Ambition: To be a credit to God; to under- stand life as He created it; to be an example to my brothers; to have eternal faith and hope in whatever the future brings. GERALDINE WONSON Gerrie Interests: Convertibles; long talks ; understand- ing; hot fudge sundaes; folk songs; stereo; driv- ing; March ’62; BOBBY. Activities : Flash typist; Flicker Staff; student sec- retary; Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To be small and shine, not great and cast a shadow; to make those who love me proud of me. JAMES ALDEN WILSON Jimmy, fFils Interests: Cars; “laffs;” E.Z. ; homeroom; ramblin’; rebel; football; swimming; Phil’s “T”; ’60 Chevy con- vertible. Activities: Foot- ball; Individual Drill; ‘F’ Co.; Rifle Team; ‘F’ Co. Softball Team. Ambition: To let the past be in the past; to make my parents proud of me. HAROLD BRUCE WOODRUFF Bruce Interests : Girls ; boats ; ’63 Tempest ; vacations ; water skiing; 1963 Con- clave; rabbit; DeMolay. Activities: Beta Beta Bi- ology Club; German Club; A.F.S.; Grenadiers; Track; Flicker Staff. Hon- ors: Prize Squad. Ambi- tion: To make the best of life, have a lot of fun, and most of all, to be proud of myself ; to build and own a chain of mo- tels and restaurants from coast to coast. LINDA DORIS WOOD Lynn Interests: JOHNNY; Nights in ’63; ask Pom- met!; sister Bells; New Hampshire ; all those good times; pizza parties; Hey, man! Activities: Stu- dent secretary; Chorus. Ambition: To make my mother proud of me; to become a good beautician. JOHN I WORi Johnnrf Interests King’s ly” ; Gi ming; ester; t you know v weekends; traVel- nfgi° Greece. Activities:, rench Club ; Beta Be-, ' i Biologyi Club; Thes- ia«|i ' A.F.S. President. : ImbitwA: W£o arountP heo Rotary backwards— hem onytdv Ucreatiye fts college; , ' ) BRIAN WORTH Buzzy Interests : Ducks ; taxi- dermy; Hi-Y; pheasant; Nancy; rip tide; diving; 729; killing monk fish; England ; wild life ; Rock- port ; snapping ; drums. Activities: Sailing Club; Band; Rifle Team; Chefs’ Club; Ambition: To attain a position in life to help wildlife and to benefit others. Advanced Biology classes with their hamsters. feauiny the assembly hall first for the last time. MARY WOUNDY Interests : “Dreamy Ey- es”; F.T.T.E.I.C.T.I.N. E. ; Saugus; U. of Mass, parties; Maria’s flat tires; telephone. Activi- ties : Honor Business Club; student secretary; Beta Beta Biology Club; Pep Club; Honors: Typ- ing, bookkeeping awards. Ambition: To find my road in life; to be a success; to fur- ther my education. CHERYL ELIZABETH ZI0N Pinkie ; Sherry Interests: Ask “Hink”; Dreamy Eyes ; “oops”, missed again; Wareham; double Dutch tro uble; Wonktondi; Emp. ; two Z’s; Canteen; Nova Sco- tia; the Guard; West Point; too long; teas- ing; greyhounds; Mon. on Sat. Activities: Span- ish Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Volley- ball; Tumbling and Ap- paratus Club; Flicker Staff. Ambition: Never to let my parents down; to achieve my goal ; to love and to be loved. Could this be the rush to lunch? I I I Mr. Elmer is on a rampage! Get that point! 113 Count cadence — count! Skill is stronger than strength.” W. G. Benharn Mrs. Porcino, a pleasant addition to the vocational staff. Mr. Geary, Director of Vocational School TO THE OAADUATIH 0 CLASS OF 2964 I offer you my sincere appreciation for extent eg me this opportunity to convey trie message to you. you have completed the first step clone the pothwoy nr life to the crossroods where c decision must he mode: to continue formal educational pursuit, to enter the ever constcnt etreom of industrial expression, to assume the role of homemaker or to enter the area of service to others . Pepcrdless of your choice, Oe firm in your guest ror successful completion of this goal, ever keeping in mind that assistance from others will he yours if you are willing to help yourselves. j exhort you to do your Pest to prepare yourselves for living the good life in our society, and that your contrt butt on to the common weal will Ce worthwhile. Sincerely , Sincerely , Director yr Gary Taber works hard. CARPENTRY SHOP Under the direction of Mr. Gaspar Lewis, the boys in the carpentry shop are instructed in the proper care and use of tools, machines, and materials. There is included in the course framing, planing, boarding, and finishing. Constructing a small house offers an introduction to the operation of a small con- tracting business. Mr. Kenneth Stickney teaches planning of the construction and the estimation of expenses in related courses. Mr. Lewis supervises construction. ' he boys turn out fine pieces of furniture. FISHING AND VESSEL MANAGEMENT Willi Mr. B ruce as instructor, the Fishing and Vessel Man- agement course indicates the stride made by the Gloucest- er Vocational School. Boys are taught seamanship and ma- rine engineering. In marine electronics emphasis is placed upon maintenance and repair of engines and equipment. Re- lated courses increase the knowledge gained by the boys outside of the classroom. Mr. Bruce explains fundamentals of complicated machinery. Boys are engrossed in their work. Sorting nets. Seniors keeping vocational bus in repair. AUTOMOTIVE SHOP With Mr. John Budrow as in- structor, the boys of the auto- motive shop are taught all as- pects of automobile repair and service. They are instructed in automotive theory, which in- cludes tools, equipment, engine repairs, transmissions, clutches, brakes, steering gears, and rear axles. When the students graduate, they are well-equip- ped to be automobile me- chanics. Interesting up there, boys? Mr. Budrow shows seniors what makes a car run. 120 MACHINE SHOP Directed by Mr. Albert Hoff- man. members of the Machine Shop acquire knowledge and experience by making tools and repairing the machinery of the school. I hese boys also perform services for business firms and private citizens. In related courses. Mr. George Perry sup- plements the shop-learned-skills with math, science and drawing. Looks complicated! 121 PRINT SHOP The Print Shop, under the di- rection of Mr. Harvel Vail, pre- pares many boys for a life- time vocation. They are taught all the fundamentals of print- ing. A great portion of their experience comes from the printing of football programs, tickets, graduation programs, and other materials used by the school. Mr. Vail and Sal print football programs. ■r ' ' w IpT-jW- mm m iMS’ k ELECTRICAL SHOP through the instruction of Mr. Raymond C. White the boys in the Electrical Shop have thoroughly learned about testing and repairing of electrical equipment. In addition to teaching in the shop itself, Mr. White also teaches related subjects in the classroom. Mr. White supervises his young electricians. Billy Munroe fixes a toaster. 123 CHEERLEADERS Hack raw left to right: Regina Chiancola; Barbara Tindley; Beth LaBelle; Joan launders; ' Mary Foley; Bottom row , left to right: Linda Harnish; Candy Vagos; [anice Dennen; Linda Gagnon; Faye Landry. JANE WHITE FAYE LANDRY 126 JANICE DENNEN, captain LINDA GAGNON CANDY VAGOS LINDA HARNISH THE OPENING OF A NEW SEASON Gloucester — Danvers In the season’s opener, Dan- vers upset Gloucester 14-8. Danvers scored once in the first period, took advantage of a fumble in the second period for another score, and then controlled the hall for the final two periods. The Fishermen scored on a three- yard run by Ben Smith. The big play of the game was a 26 yard pass play from Ben Smith to Bob Roland. The team of 1964 begins the season. Coach Ross and the tri-captains. 127 W QUIMBY OSIER— halfback FRED JOHNSON— end— co-captain JOE PALAZZOLA— left halfback Our football team. BILL RAYMOND — center TOM O’BRIEN— center For ’63 Gloucester 8 Gloucester 16 Gloucester 26 Gloucester 0 Gloucester 15 Gloucester 6 Gloucester 28 Gloucester 6 Gloucester 8 JIM WILSON — halfback RICHARD SMITH— end The Fishermen 129 PUNKY SMITH Quarterback — Co-Captain OUR BOYS IN ACTION A fight! The first string. A look of anguish on the coaches’ faces. OUR TEAM’S RECORD Pascucci, stop that man! Gloucester — Newburyport: Beating Newburyport 16-6 gave Gloucester its first win of the season. The Fisher- men received the opening kick and scored. The T. D. came as a result of John Burnett’s 14-yard pass to Roderick. Following the kick-off after Noble’s safety, the Fishermen gained 48 yards. Riley capped the drive on a 2-yard scoring play, and Noble ended the game’s scoring with a safety. Gloucester Salem : A fired-up Gloucester team handed Salem their only defeat of the season. The Fishermen marched 53 yards in 5 plays for the tally. Roderick sparked their series with a 26-yard run. Soon Riley bolted over from 9 yards out. Roderick scored on a 3- ard run after a fumble. With 2 quick touchdowns, Salem made the half-time score 14-13. The Fishermen lengthened their lead in the 3rd period and the final score was 26-19. Marblehead Gloucester: The Fisherman found their 2nd loss of the year in a 20 to 0 game with Marble- head. The first half proved unsuccessful for both teams. The second half, however, sent Gloucester close to a scoring position, but Marblehead took the ball over dominating the game throughout. Beverly — Gloucester : Gloucester started the game glo- riously, but was soon overcome by the Beverly wall. The Fishermen s only two touchdowns came when Cal Grimes ran 20 yards on a pass from Ben Smith and when Joe Palazzola made 88-yard touchdown run. Even battling the hard-hitting Fishermen. Beverly managed to win with a score of 36-15. Peabody — Gloucester: Peabody defeated Gloucester 21- 6. The Fishermen scored first on a 4-yard pass from Smith to Roland and a 58-yard drive. The fishermen were not long in the lead, as Peabody forged ahead as soon as they gained possession of the ball. Melrose — Gloucester : The Red Raiders stumped Glou- cester 42-6. Scoring twice in the first period and once in the second, Melrose led 22-0 at the half. During the final minutes of the fourth period, after an 86- vard run by Paul Riley, Ben Smith went over the line for Gloucester’s only touchdown. Gloucester — Saugus: Gloucester defeated Saugus 28-26 for their third win of the season. The Sachems scored first, but the Fishermen did not trail long. Paul Riley scored on a 54-yard pass. Saugus scored two more times, but Roderick and Wogan pushed the Fisher- men on to victory. Paul Riley finds an obstacle. Coaches confer during practice. Referee prepares to blow whistle. A rough and tumble play. 132 Coach Ross encourages player. Boys cheer their teammates on. THANKSGIVING DAY GAME Where’s the ball ? This Thanksgiving game is the last for some. The Fishermen, failing to capitalize on three scoring opportunities, lost the Turkey Day game to Arlington 22-8. Scoring once in the first period and again in the second, Arlington took a 14-0 lead. After an Arlington punt, the Fishermen marched 60 yards in three plays Preparing to pass. for a touchdown. The halftime score was 14-8, Arling- ton. After the half, Gloucester was a fired-up football team but could not score. Arlington iced the game with a touchdown in the fourth period. Get him down ! ! G.H.S. HOCKEY CHAMPIONS 11 Ned Ross, John Burnett, and Punky Smith, three of our champions with their trophies. Before the start of the NSHL season, the G. H. S. hockey squad scored a victory over the Bowdoin freshmen and suffered two losses to Northwood Prep while at Lake Placid. In the league opener, the Canniffmen defeated Salem. Gloucester’s first loss of the season was to St. Mary’s by a score of 3-2, with only one other loss, which was a 4-3 defeat by Marble- head. With the defeat of Woburn, Gloucester became the “undisputed champion” of the North Shore Hockey League. In two well-played games, the Canniffmen de- feated Swampscott and Marblehead to win the play-offs. This was an honor never reached before by Gloucester. In addition, ben Smith was awarded the trophy for the outstanding defense man of the year for the NSHL. A truly great season came to an anticlimactic end Tuesday, March 3, when Dedham knocked Gloucester out of the State Tournament. It was an unexpectedly early end to a great year, but certainly even this defeat does not take away from the wonderful record the team made this season. Congratulations to the NSHL Cham- pions! ! Mr. Brown and Mr. Canniff, two of the best hockey coaches a school could have. LINEMEN Jim Walen, Paul Riley, and Quimby Osier form a high scoring line. Lautie Kaihlanen, Ned Ross, and Bob Somers form another solid line. 135 MmMI i{iilh$ ' ' lr h - Quimby, a hard skater to catch. Funky, forever breaking away. pays off! Heads up John’s always on his man. 8 � 137 N.S.H.L. SCHEDULE Gloucester 5 Salem 1 Gloucester 5 Beverly 1 Gloucester 2 St. Mary’s 3 Gloucester 3 Classical 0 Gloucester 2 Peabody 0 Gloucester 2 Saugus 1 Gloucester 3 Marblehead 4 Gloucester 2 Danvers 0 Gloucester 2 St. John’s 1 Gloucester 6 English 2 Gloucester 3 Swampscott 0 Gloucester 4 Malden Catholic 1 Gloucester 6 Amesbury 0 Gloucester 5 Woburn 0 PLAY-OFFS Gloucester 3 Swampscott 2 Gloucester 2 Marblehead 0 139 John Burnett, Star goalie Up in a flash! Fake that man out, Quimby! Get that guy, Bob! 140 Ned, get that shot off quick! Beware of Smith! A well-covered net wins games. Jim Walen in pursuit. Bob Somers throws the puck in for his strong line. 141 ES „ at ISA Z Sx ' ict fiJSZES h Es Tom, after that rebound! Get that jump. Bill ! Basketball The G.H.S. basketball team was not up to par during the ’63-’64 season! The fresh- men opened up strongly with a victory over Haverhill, but from then on the road went downhill. Getting the season off on the right foot, the Fishermen beat Haverhill by a narrow margin of 2 points although the Hillies were favored. Just before the final bell. Jerry Cook connected for the winning points of the game. Although the boys tried their hardest, bad luck and the superb playing of the other teams caused them to lose the rest of the games. In the last game against Peabody. Captain Jerry Cook scored 37 points, his all-time high. Jerry along with his senior classmates. Dick Clark, and Tom Doucette, displayed some fine ball-handling which caused their opponents many anxious moments. Although things were not stacked in favor of the G.H.S. hoopsters this year, the players displayed fine team effort and sportsmanship. Cal moves the hall down the court ! 143 N.1 SENIOR TEAM MEMBERS r RICHARD CLARK JERRY COOK — Captain TOM DOUCETTE Jerry breaks away. Jerry gets ready for a foul shot. Haverhill 46 Gloucester 48 Salem 71 Gloucester 51 Lawrence 81 Gloucester 80 Lynn English 91 Gloucester 52 Beverly 63 Gloucester 35 Saugus 77 Gloucester 70 Lynn Classical 59 Gloucester 53 Haverhill 73 Gloucester 49 Salem 68 Gloucester- 55 Lawrence 81 Gloucester 41 Lynn English 64 Gloucester 42 Beverly 68 Gloucester 31 Saugus 41 Gloucester 34 Lynn Classical 62 Gloucester 55 Peabody 82 Gloucester 75 Peabody 71 Gloucester 61 A game has many tense moments The captain gives hand signals. Tie-hall ! Moving down the court. Vj i 1 PS - ' OUKV . iO ah ' - , i f m . ' fWpi fcf 1 Y? . ' WfjTvi ' f J ijaB% A ULMJ 1 L VJSu ■ 1 : ' • ' � . ■ , J 2 jHK l V ! M f | ' tM ' F ' S , llT li IN MEMORY OF JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY OUR COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF MAJOR ROBERT F. SUTTON For over two years. Major Robert F. Sutton has been P. M. S. of Gloucester High School’s R. 0. T. C. Brigade. During these years, he has contributed greatly to the R. 0. T. C. program. Major Sutton is presently doing graduate study for a master’s degree in English at Boston University. After re- tirement from the army, he hopes to teach English. The students whom the Major has taught certainly value his instruction. 153 SERGEANTS SERGEANT McNAMARA Sgt. McNamara, a two-year veteran of Gloucester High School, has a part in just about everything that goes on in the military department. Besides teaching military science, Sgt. McNamara is the Assistant Military Prop- erty Custodian and Supply and Administration N. C. 0. I. C.; in other words — he is second in command to Major Sutton. SERGEANT KINNER Sgt. Kinner is well known to the boys of G. H. S., most of whom have probably had him as a teacher at one time or another. Aside from being a good military science instructor, Sgt. Kinner is also the band Sgt. Last year Sgt. Kinner was in Korea to receive further training in military tactics. SERGEANT CLENNEY Sgt. Clenney, who arrived here from Germany in August of 1962, has proved himself to be an active and hard-working member of the military staff. This year he is not only in charge of the girls ' drill team, but also supervises the girls’ rifle team. In addition to supervis- ing these activities he is an able instructor in military science classes. Sgt. Clenney has been in the army foi thirteen years. SERGEANT LLOYD New to us this year is Sgt. Lloyd, who comes to Gloucester High School after attending Manlius Mili- tary Academy. In addition to teaching classes in Military Science I, 11, and III, Sgt. Lloyd sponsors both the Varsity and Junior Varsity Rifle Teams. He may be found many afternoons on the rifle range supervising practice. 154 Front row, left to right: Fred Johnson, James Rrown, Ralph Oliver; Second row: Michael DiLiberti, Melvin Arvilla Gerald rarker, Wesley Eastman, Ihomas Kolterjahn, Bruce Woodruff; Back row: Salvatore Pisctello, William Lumbruno Manuel hnos, Edward Koss. STAFF Lt. Colonel, Fred Johnson, Cadet Colonel James Rrown, 2nd Lt. Ralph Oliver 155 THE BAND COMMANDER GERALD PARKER Band members participate in many R.O.T.C. activities. 157 1st platoon COMMANDER MICHAEL DiLIBERTI A COMPANY Tug o ' war 2nd platoon COMMANDER WESLEY EASTMAN Hi, Ho, Silva! Shop hoys listen intently to recruiting i issembly B COMPANY 1st Platoon COMMANDER THOMAS KOLTERJAHN C COMPANY 2nd Platoon Right Shoulder COMMANDER NANCY SHAW GIRLS’ DRILL TEAM To the winds, march! 162 I love a parade RIFLE TEAMS Back Phil row, left to right: Coach Sgt. Jimmy Lloyd, Ronnie Bouchie, James Brown, David Mallett, David Reardon, Martin Rieff Dench, John Larson; Front row, left to right: Brian Worth, Ralph Oliver, Captain Gerald Mountain, Vincent Ciaramitaro! leh t ’rl ' aht 0 Tigh Ji °cr S - Lovard (Jenney, Marie Canniff, Janice Dennen, Joan Sheeran, Rebecca Magford; Front ro iejt to right: Nancy Shaw, Sheila Hagen, Louise Scola, Diane Ryan. | 63 COMMANDER, EDWARD ROSS 1st platoon G COMPANY 2nd platoon H’arms! Fort COMMANDER MELVIN ARVILLA H COMPANY No Seniors today 2nd platoon R.O.T.C. OLYMPICS TOKYO, HERE WE COME! 168 y.Ulllilltii Men acquire a particular quality by constantly acting in a particular way Aristotle ' Most 7 J opular Fire! ' ! Beth Kennedy Mike Diliberti How does it feel to be on the clean-up committee? Most Hr a am entatiue Gail Arsenault Sandy Burton Mr. John creates another coiffure. Best Dressed ( Jerrij 7ltacJ?eu , John Cj ueit You don ' t say! Friendliest C fa ine Zy wusJto Hum 6. ' runo 177 Most Bashful JH a ry Hornes , Jhnrnu (. Jaien Did y ou sa V yes? Janice, meet my sister.” Most Gullible Janice Cohen honnie keener 178 Looking L- inc c ' a r ■ Jay non , ' Jimmy JItarsfial CHEESE! You wouldn ' t dare. Most Daring Gois l)ay e 5 reef cS c iraf - ? Most Forgetful DeSSie J?uss ' Joe Jrontiero Par for the course. 179 Most Dependable Taufa Orohan J ucfcfy Oliver Aren ' t we supposed to he somewhere? 180 Knit one; purl two. Most Athletic Jlyyij JfeSer e J J unltj Smith So that’s where she keeps him. Most Typical Seniors 3ouise Sco a IJimmy l) roam Which one’s the cheerleader? Most Likely to Succeed Ami V VSe I A om Mo. oses Most School Spirited Janice ennen oe AaJazo a After all those smoking reports! 181 Most Talented J J au a . Johnson 7 ) nice her pa What’s this new dance? Best Dancers Jaue Bancfry Charlie Canfilippo How does it feel to be graceful? 182 JIfost c 5 op is tic ate cf Sandy OConnell John Worcester ' Smile you’re on Candid Camera!!” 183 Santa was good, wasn’t he? C ass Casanovas Sheila Hagen Jerry Parker Most Talkative Donna Douglas CAar es J J arsons But we weren’t talking! Best All Around A in Da Ji amis A ?reA AJoAinson Busy! Busy! Busy! SEPTEMBER Biology students are instructed in their new and interesting course Basic fundamentals of mechanical drawing are learned. The football season begins in September. OCTOBER The Pep Club leads football cheers. I M Net repairing is practiced. Cold air forces students to spend lunch periods inside 187 DECEMBER Snow makes leaving the school grounds hazardous This cooky-cake decorated the main office at Christmas time And what do you want for Christmas? Winter is really here! JANUARY are busy because of approac hing mid-yeais Classes is cheered on to victory The basketba team Where’s the ball? A hockey practice session r -- FEBRUARY Mr. Smith lectures at an N.H.S. conference in Natick. Open your eyes, Rich. Trying to steal the hall, Mr. Canniff? 191 Punky lends a helping hand. MARCH The R.O.T.C. holds “Olympic Games Sandy O ' Connell has spring fever 192 A happy Flicker staff has finished its work MAY Seniors are setting restless! Paula and Peggy are dreaming about graduation. 194 Gym classes enjoy spring weather. field Day and colorful shakers. JUNE Seniors’ cars fill the parking lot for the last time. 195 HONORS AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 1964 Sawyer Medals Freshman: Edward Ross Sophomores: Jane Brown. Gordon Pew Juniors: Patricia Harrigan, Anthony Moses National Honor Society Ellen Andrews. Gail Arsenault. Amy Bell. Jane Brown. Donna DesRoche, Paula Dro- han. Marcia Freitas, Hollis Graves, Susan Griffin, Carla Halstead. Deane Hancock, Linda Harnish, Patricia Harrigan, Priscilla Horsman, Frederick Johnson, Ruth-Ann Johnson, Margaret Kyrouz, Patricia Lawson, Elizabeth Eowne, Geraldine Mackey Anthony Moses, Rebecca Mugford. Lynn Oakes, Gordon Pew. Dennis Powers Edward Ross Josephine Scola. Louise Scola, Nancy Shaw. Mary Jane Sheedy, Joan Sheeran, Elizabeth Sibley, Benjamin Smith. Bradford Story, Mary Williams, John Worcester. Junior Rotarians James Brown. Dennis Cranford, Frederick Johnson, Anthony Moses, Gordon Pew. Edward Ross, Benjamin Smith. Delegates to Mass. Boys State Benjamin Smith. Fred Johnson Delegate to Mass. Girls State Gail Arsenault National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Elizabeth Sibley Harvard Book Prize Gordon Pew 196 THE CAPTAIN’S TABLE Essex, Massachusetts Famous for Sea Foods Route 133 Tel. 768-6412 BEST WISHES From THE SURF Ma gnolia, Massachusetts i v, Compliments of WOODMAN’S, INC. 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PIKE’S FUNERAL HOME Good Luck, Seniors THE GLOUCESTER DAILY TIMES EMILE A. GRUPPE GALLERY 32 Rocky Neck Ave. East Gloucester NORTH SHORE AUTOMOTIVE 295 Main Street Gloucester MICKEY’S ESSO STATION 85 Washington Street Gloucester 204 GLOUCESTER CAMERA AND PHOTO SHOP 97 Main Street Camera Supplies Finishing Commercial Photography NICHOLS’ CANDIES Route 128 — Exit 2 Crafts Road Rust Island Gloucester, Massachusetts HOYT REFRIGERATION CO. 266 Main Street SALES and SERVICE COMMERCIAL and DOMESTIC Boys’ and Men’s Clothing LET’S 10 Pleasant Street Gloucester Congratulations Seniors STERLING DRUG STORE Gloucester s GOOD LUCK to the Seniors GLOUCESTER AUTO BUS CO. Gloucester, Massachusetts NORTH SHORE FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers BEST WISHES NATIONAL BUTCHERS THE CAPE ANN SHOP 220 Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts REILLY MOTOR COMPANY Cadillac — Pontiac — Tempest 130 Washington Street 205 I ROBERT C. 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THE EMPIRE 171 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. FAULK BROTHERS, INC. MASON CONTRACTORS Telephone 283-1771 35 WhittemOre Street Gloucester NORTH SHORE AND Gloucester STRAND THEATRES 208 Good Luck, Seniors THOMAS R. MITCHELL Painting Contractor 10 Sylvan Street TELEPHONE Gloucester 283-6794 209 IT’S FUN AT DESTINO’S 138 Prospect Street THE G CENTER STORES FARNHAM’S Gloucester, Rockport Street Tel. 283-3060 Eastern Avenue Essex, Massachusetts GENTILE and EATON Best Wishes, Class of 64 JOHNNY’S VARIETY STORE Compliments of GLOUCESTER DELICATESSEN 283-4500 151 Main Street CAPE ANN RAMBLER On the Boulevard Gloucester, Massachusetts Good Luck From BOB’S HABERDASHERY Gloucester 245 Main Street Good Luck Seniors ART JEWELERS Congratulations From AUNE’S YARN SHOP Relaxing THE 71 Middle Street Gloucester Y.M.C.A. 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Whynott, 140 Main Street 215 SPRING SPORTS — TRACK 100- yard dash The mile takes stamina. GOLF Mr. Roewer coaches the golf team Putting takes great concentration. What’s Bob doing in that sand trap? mm HOCKEY BANQUET Mr. Canniff makes an end-of-the-season speech. Senior Champs! The captains admire trophies. Jim Walen speaks to his team-mates. i PRIZE SQUAD PARTY The winners receive their medals. They won! Girl s Drill Team Color Guard The Band PRIZE SQUAD PARTY Jim and Nancy lead the grand march. Watching the boys drill Mr. Thompson greets Patty Lawson. Beautiful gowns enhance the splendor of the party. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET The girls entertain. Joanne Ventimiglia — M.C. Go, team, go! SENIOR CLASS SHOW Teen-age Cleopatra The frog — Susan McPeck The P.J. Girls Go, Ringo Parsons, go! FIELD DAY r , A Inspection Grenadiers The Band Saber Drill SENIOR CLASS BANQUET Reception line Candy Vagos had a slight mishap 4