Gloucester High School - Flicker Yearbook (Gloucester, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1967 volume:

m. -• DEDICATION MR. ROBERT NATTI We, the class of 1967, wish to dedicate our Flicker to Mr. Robert Natti. We congratulate him on his first year as principal of Gloucester High School and thank him for the many years that he has served us as a guidance counselor. We hope that future students will give him the respect and affection he merits. Mr. Natti has done much to enrich our final year at Gloucester High School. We feel sincerely privileged to be the first senior class under his leadership. APPRECIATION MR. HAROLD B. GEARY This year Mr. Harold B. Geary completes his forty-third and final year at Gloucester High School. Mr. Geary has prepared many students for work as skilled craftsmen after high school graduation. The class of 1967 wishes to extend to Mr. Geary its appreciation for his dedication and service, and its best wishes for a pleasant retirement. Mr. Geary and Mr. Carter look at plans for new addition. FLICKER EDITOR AND ADVISOR Mr. Sutera and Leslie working on the 1967 Flicker. Many people helped in the preparation of the 1967 Flicker. I should like to thank all of those who assisted me in any way: Mr. Sutera for all his help; Mr. Korobkin for his efficient business management; Mr. Flora and all the excellent photog- raphers from Loring Studios ; Mr. Vail for packing the copy shipments; Mr. Rowan for his advice; The Gloucester Daily Times for pictures loaned ; Mr. Vaitones for his valued assistance and fine typists ; And all of the faithful members of my staff who have worked so hard. mm Leslie Lantz Roberts Editor -in- Chief Mr. Korobkin and Ann Lima handle the financial end of the Flicker. 7 ■ ■IHTlf sion, his strength, his courasr lirit. A man’s spirit, however! wh di is his consciousness. ' 1 to act are ‘functions of the ego SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, J. STANLEY THOMPSON MR. J. STANLEY THOMPSON Gloucester Public Schools GLOUCESTER MASSACHUSETTS J STANLEY THOMPSON E SUPERINTENDENT January 13, 1967 To the Members of the Class of 1967 : CONGRATULATIONS! You have now reached a very Important point in your preparation for living. From here your paths will differ. Some of you will continue on to formal higher education; others will seek avenues of full-time em- ployment . No matter where your path leads, you must keep in mind that your high school course has been simply preparatory. You cannot stop learning if you are to be successful. 1 hope that your high school years have been pleasant as well as profitable. You are now becoming part of the tradition of Gloucester High School. Let the School be proud that it has had a part in your future. 10 MR. HERBERT WOSTREL, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. MR. ROBERT NATTI, PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT NATTI TO THE CLASS OF 1967 It is a pleasure to have the class of 1967 as my first graduating class after assuming the duties of principal. Gloucester is fortunate to have in this graduating class such a fine group of young men and women to represent our community in higher education, industry, business, and the armed services . I hope that your stay with us has been meaningful, your studies fruitful, your friend- ships lasting, and that your stay at Gloucester High School will always be a pleasant memory. My best wishes go with you always. Robert k. Nattl , Princ ipal MISS OLIVE HODGKINS, Mr. Natti’s capable secretary. MR. ROBERT KARCHER, VICE- PRINCIPAL MR. ROBERT KARCHER To the graduating class of 1967: I wish to extend to you my congratulations upon your having been graduated from Gloucester High School. I hope that your educational needs have been fulfilled during your stay with us, and that with the knowledge gained you will find success in your future endeavors. 1 wish each of you happi- ness for the future. ROBERT KARCHER Vice-principal MISS GAYE CURCURU is a secretary in the main office. MISS CATHERINE McEACHERN works hard as Mr. Kar- cher’s secretary. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS M iss Ruth Marshall’s valuable assistance is ap- preciated by many students whom she has assisted in making application for colleges and in finding employment. Miss Mars hall also helps students in selecting their high school courses. MISS RUTH MARSHALL MISS MARY DEWOLFE, secretary in the guidance department MR. LEON SPRAGUE Mr. Leon Sprague is always ready to assist a student in choosing a course or selecting a college. Mr. Sprague has helped many appreciative students in obtaining jobs and in completing college admis- sion requirements. 13 FLOORMASTERS MR. J. VINCENT ELMER In addition to being a proficient Latin instructor, Mr. Elmer also has the responsibility of being the second-floor supervisor. To succeed in both of these positions requires both understanding and patience. Because of Mr. Elmer’s obvious possession of these qualities, along with his sense of humor, he has won the respect and honor of the students of G.H.S. MR. VERNON C. HOOPER Mr. Hooper serves both as third-floor floormaster and as a teacher of mechanical drawing. It is his duty to see that all matters on the third- floor run smoothly. Under his supervision are such matters as tardiness, absence and discipline of stu- dents on the third floor. Mr. Hooper is also in charge of the busing of Essex students. All G.H.S. students will fondly remember their days spent on the third floor with Mr. Hooper. MR. RICHARD C. BERGERON Mr. Bergeron’s duty is to maintain order on the first floor. Among Mr. Bergeron’s responsibilities are record- ing absences and tardiness and disci- pline of first floor students. Mr. Berg- eron is a busy man, yet has time to take our interests seriously. Mr. Berg- eron is also an English teacher. 14 THEY SERVE US Our Cafeteria Staff Miss Helen W. Morton is the dietician in charge of our cafeteria. Planning our meals and seeing that the cafeteria runs smoothly are among her tasks. Keeping the students of Gloucester healthy is certainly a full time job. Mrs. Olson our school nurse, whose doors are always open to the ill students at G.H.S., allevi- ates our minor aches, pains, and complaints, dis- penses sympathy, and is able to assist us in any emergency. We should like to thank her for her service to us. Without the help of the vast world of litera- ture and reference material available in the Ernest W. Fellows Library, the class of 1967 would have had a difficult time indeed com- pleting four successful years of high school. For the great variety of material offered, and most especially for the cheerful efficient as- sistance given us by our school librarian, Miss Dorothy Londergon, we seniors will be forever grateful. 15 ELEANOR W. BEEBE Simmons College, B.S.; Bos- ton University, M.A. ; English. RICHARD C. BERGERON New England College, A.B.; Salem State College, M.Ed.; English ; Floormaster. MARY E. BRADLEY Emmanuel College, A.B.; Eng- lish ; Cheerleader Advisor. ANTHONY 0. CONSTANTINO Northeastern University, B.A. ; English. WILLIAM W. GENTILE Boston College, B.A.; Salem State College, M.Ed.; English. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English Department, under the leadership of Miss Claudia Perry, has given the class of 1967 a lasting knowl- edge of the English language, a deep respect for the world’s literature, and an interest in a wide range of extra-curricular activities. These activities, supervised by various teachers in the department, include the National Honor Society, the Stevens Book Reviewers, the Thespians, the Special Books Class, the Gloucester High School Poetry Contest, the Flash, the Beacon, and the Flicker. MADELINE L. GRILLO Emerson College, A.B. ; Eng- lish. JUNE G. LARKIN Goucher College, A.B.; Brown University, M.A.T., English. ANN LIEBMAN Mount Holyoke College, A.B., English; Stevens Book Review- ers, Advisor. DOROTHY A. LONDERGON Emmanuel College, B.A., Bos- ton University, M.A.; Librari- an. JAMES W. McCOMISKEY JR. Dartmouth, Boston University, A.B.; Worcester State, Ed.M.; English; Asst. Hockey Coach; Senior Class Advisor. 16 BONNIE P. O’CONNELL College of Notre Dame of Maryland B.A. ; English CLAUDIA PERRY Radcliffe, B.A.; Oxford Sum- mer Session ; English Dept. Head; English. National Hon- or Society, Gloucester High School Poetry Contest, Spe- cial Books Class. MORTON SPARER Boston University A.B. ; Bos- ton State College, M.Ed.; English, Beacon. STEPHEN SUTERA State College at Boston, Bachelor of Arts. English, Flicker Advisor. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR NANCY A. WEBBER University of New Hampshire, B.F.A., Boston University; B.A.; Middlebury, M.A. Eng- Speech, Advanced Speech, lish, Beacon. English, Thespians, Senior Class Advisor MILITARY DEPARTMENT Headed by Major Frank T. Chance, the Military Department supervises all in- struction and activities of the R.O.T.C. Brigade. All sophomore, junior, and senior boys must participate in military drill held every Tuesday and Thursday. In addi- tion, they receive instruction in the basics of military history, policy, organization, and training. The Band, Grenadiers, Girl’s Drill Team, and the Boy’s and Girl’s Rifle Teams are all supervised by members of the department. MAJOR FRANK T. CHANCE Kent State University, Suffolk Univ. Law School; Military Science; Professor of Military Science. SFC. WILLIAM J. CRONIN Military I, II. Girls’ Rifle Team SGT. JAMES L. LLOYD Military Science; Varsity Rifle Team, J.V. Rifle Team Ad- visor. SSG. O’NEIL G. SAUNDERS Military Science. 17 DEVON BERGENGREN Tufts, B.A. ; Typewriting, Bus. Practice VERNA M. CARBONE Boston University, B.S., M.Ed.; Typewriting; Honor Business Club Advisor. BEATRICE H. CHRISTOPHERSON Salem State, B.S. Typewriting Machine Practice; Service Club. HARVEY M. KOROBKIN Suffolk U., B.S., M.S.; Book- keeping. Business Practice, Economics; Business Advisor to Flicker. SHIRLEY M. LAFRANCE Salem State, B.S. Ed Short- hand, Transcription; Student Secretaries. ETHEL MILLS Salem State, B.S. Ed., Boston University M.S.Ed ; Bookkeep- ing, Typewriting. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT THOMAS J. O’DONNELL Salem State, B.S. Ed; Gen. Business, Typewriting, Sales- manship. The Business Education Department turns out, each year, students who are highly skilled in the business field and who will, after graduation, take their places confidently in the business world. Under this program, students have many subjects from which to choose: business machines, typewriting, shorthand, office and business practice, and eco- nomics. Mr. Alge Vaitones heads the Business Education Department. %E - M. EVELYN OLIVER Salem State, B.S. Ed; Type- writing, Shorthand. NORMAN C. ROSS Bucknell, B.A.; Economics; Director of Athletics ALGE J. VAITONES University of Maine B.S.; Boston University M.S.Ed. ; Office Practice, Typewriting; Honor Business Club (Co- Sponsor) . Picture Not Available SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT JOHN C. CARTER Harvard, B.A., A.M.T.; World and U.S. History, Modern De- mocracy; Student Council Ad- visor; Dept. Head. EDWARD F. McCaffrey University of Massachusetts, B.A.; U.S. and World History, World Geography. MARILYN CLARK Morningside College, B.A.; World History, Modern De- mocracy. DONALD T. McPHAIL Boston University, B.S. in Ed; Salem, M.Ed; World History, World Geography; Stage Crew Advisor, Camera Club. JOHN J. KANIA JR. Boston University, B.A.; Sa- lem, M.Ed; World Geography, U.S. History, Problems of De- mocracy. A knowledge of the ever-changing interna- tional situation and the problems to be faced in the future can be gained from a study of the world of the past and its traditions. A social studies subject is required of all freshmen, sophomores, and juniors; Modem Democracy and International Relations are optional sub- jects for seniors. Department head Mr. John C. Carter and his proficient staff inform students of past and present events, and of what may happen in the future. JAMES J. BRENNAN MARY BURKE University of New Hampshire, Boston University, B.S., M.A.; B.A.; World History, Inter- U.S. History, World History, national Relations. JOHN J. FUREY Boston College, B.S., M.A.; U.S. and World History; Head Coach of Football. RAYMOND S. LANE University of Massachusetts, B.A. ; Salem, M.A.; World Geography, Vocational Social Science; J.V. Baseball Coach. GERALD A. O’NEIL University of New Hampshire, B.A.; Salem, M.Ed; U.S. His- tory, World Geography; Base- ball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. DAVID S. WISE Harvard, A.B.; Modern De- mocracy, American History, World History; Intra-mural Soccer, Faculty t advisor and coordinator — A.F.S. JOHN A. RADCLIFFE University of Wyoming, B.A. ; U.S. History; Assistant Foot- ball Coach CAROLYN T. AMERO Boston University, A.B.; Eng- lish, Spanish; Flash. DORIS B. BAER Radcliffe College, B.A., A.M.; French; French Club. J. VINCENT ELMER Amherst, B.A. ; Harvard, M.A.T. ; Latin; Floormaster. MILDRED E. FROSTHOLM Wellesley College, B.A., M.A. ; Spanish; Head of Foreign Lan- guage Department; Spanish Club. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The modern and classical for- eign language classes are well at- tended in G.H.S. Miss Mildred Frostholm and her multi-lingual assistants stimulate interest in for- eign nations and their cultures. In our rapidly decreasing world, a knowledge of the foreign cultures are essential; the Foreign Lan- guage Department provides an ex- cellent opportunity for obtaining that knowledge. KATHLEEN McGRATH University of Massachusetts, B.A. ; German; Pep Club Ad- visor. DAVID C. ROBINSON Brandeis University, B.A. ; French; Co-sponsor, French Club. EDWARD W. ROEWER Dartmouth, A.B.; Boston Uni- versity, M.Ed.; Spanish. 20 General mathematics, Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonometry, modern math, plane and solid geometry, algebra, elementary functions, and matrix algebra are the courses offered by the Mathematics Department. De- partment Head Mr. Alfred U. Hagstrom and his staff have been providing the class of 1967 with a solid back- ground in mathematics. The department also has a team in the Math League. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT CHARLES F. BRUNO JR. Brown University, A.B.; Salem State, M.Ed; Algebra, General Math. ALFRED U. JOHN MC PHEE HAGSTROM B.S. Salem State College; Providence College, Ph.B. ; Mathematics, Science Boston Univ. M.Ed.; Mathe- matics Department Head. SUSAN MARSHALL Salem State College; A.B. in Mathematics; Geometry, Alge- bra, and General Math. H. AUGUSTUS NUNES JR. Univ. of New Hampshire, B.A.; Univ. of New Hamp- shire, M.S.T.; Modern Alge- bra, Modern Geometry; Ten- nis Coach JOHN W. SPERRY Univ. of Massachusetts, B.S.; Trig., Alg. II, Modern Alg. I, and II; Math League, Golf Team. DAVID S. WATTS Univ. of Maine, B.A. ; A1 gebra II and Plane Geom- etry. 21 PATH F BRADSTREET Univ. of Maine, B.S.; General Science; Practical Chemistry; Freshman Baseball. ROBERT W. CARD Bowdoin, Harvard, BA., A.M.T., Physics; General Sci- ence. STANLEY GLEASON Univ. of N.H., B.S.; Chemis- try; Chess Club. ROBERT W. MCALLISTER Norwich University, B.S.; Bi- ology; Assist. Football Coach. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT General Science, Biology, Physiology, General and College Chemistry, General and College Physics, and Marine Biology are the courses offered by the Gloucester High School Science Department. Department head Robert Card and his staff seek to make the students aware of science as applied to their lives and the de- velopment of the world. In today’s world the instruction offered by the science department is of great value. MANUEL F. MARTINS Providence College, A.B.; Bos- ton College, M.Ed.; General Science; General Physics; Au- dio-Visual Coordinator; Stage Crew A-V Club. EARLE B. PRIDE Univ. of Maine, B.S.; General Science. FRANCIS SPECK Tufts College, B.S.; Biology. 0. MYRTLE WARDRUP Lynn Burdett College, R.N.; College of Swedish Massage; Shepherd College, B.S. ; Salem State College, M.Ed.; Biology; Physiology; First Aid; Medical Self Help; Beta Beta Biology Club; Future Nurses of Ameri- ca; Jr. Volunteers. 22 LEO AMERO Fitchburg State; Auto Related Math, Science, and Drawing. JOHN F. BUDROW Fitchburg State; B.S.Ed.-Voc. Auto Repair. HORACE GIBRAN Machine Shop MILTON A. HARRIS Mechanical Drawing I and II Machine Drawing I and ii GASPER LEWIS Carpentry Shop VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Founded in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School, presently under the direction of Mr. Harold B. Geary, has been striving to offer the best vocational training possible to the boys of Gloucester High School. Its program includes instruction in areas of Automotive Repair. Carpentry, Fishing and Marine Technology, Ma- chines, and Printing. In order to keep up with the need for vocational training, the physical structure of the school is being changed by the addition being made to house a larger automotive shop, a new fisheries shop, and the administrative office. GEORGE PERRY Fitchburg State, B.S.Ed., M.Ed.; Related Machine Math, Science, Drawing; Blue Print Reading. CARLO SINAGRA Fisheries Course; Related Math; Science; and Drawing. KENNETH E. STICKNEY Fitchburg State, B.S.Ed.; Car- pentry Related Subjects ; Ar- chitectural Drafting HARVEL R. VAIL Fitchburg State, B.S.Ed. ; Printing Shop and Related; Benjamin Franklin Club Driv- er Education 23 MARYELLEN FLANAGAN Boston Univ., Sargent College, B.S.; Girls Physical Educa- tion; Girls Leaders Club, Girls varsity Basketball and softball teams. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Physical Education Dept, provides instruction in the rules of sports, gymnastic skills, and teamwork that emphasize the importance of physical fitness. Miss Maryellen Flanagan instructs the freshman and sophomore girls who are required to take gym; Mr. Robert Delisle teaches freshman boys. The Boys’ and Girls’ Leaders Club are sponsored by our physical education instructors as are the intramural sports. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The Home Economics Department provides a comprehensive program in homemaking, wardrobe planning, principles of nutrition, and family living. Its purpose is to offer enriching experiences that will help to prepare the teenager for wom- anhood. The subject matter is presented from the standpoint of the girl’s interest in improving her personal appearance, developing skills in sewing, planning correct diets, and gaining a perspective on life’s adjustments. JOAN M. KEEGAN Framingham College, B.S.; Homemaking, Foods I and Adv. Foods. HELEN W. MORTON Framingham Teacher’s College; Home Economics; Director of Cafeteria. ELIZABETH S. SPELLMAN Queen’s College, B.S.; Home- making, Clothing, Family liv- ing; Family Living Club. 24 HOWARD A. CURTIS Mass. School of Art B.S.Ed. ; Art I, Art II, Adv. Art, Fine Arts. MARY J. NUGENT Boston Univ., B.S.Ed., M.Ed. : Art, Art Appreciation Crafts. VERNON C. HOOPER Gorham State Teachers Col- lege, Mech. Drawing, Floor- master. ART DEPARTMENT The Art Department is headed by Mr. ' How- ard A. Curtis, who along with the other art teachers employ such means as will best bring to each student a better understanding of art. Each student is brought into a world where he has an opportunity to create and apply what he has learned. The subject matter covers fine, ap- plied, and industrial arts with special attention given to creative ability, mechanics, and appre- ciation of fine work. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Miss Eleanor F. Moore, Director of Music Education, directs the general chorus, Glee Club, and Choir. Mr. Robert Puff directs the R.O.T.C. Band and orchestra in the High School. Miss Moore also teaches classes in Music Theory and Music Appreciation. Students are welcome to join these classes if they enjoy music or if they are musically inclined. ELEANOR F. MOORE New England Cons, of Music; Music Theory, Music Appre- ciation; Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir ROBERT PUFF Boston Univ. B.S. ; M.Ed. Band, Orchestra Instrumental Music. U RARY ei 25 But the only sound that was real, that was near and present, was the sound in his heart, in his heart, in his brain, of the everlasting sea. — T. Wolfe Off icers GLENN ELLIOT GOLDMAN Interests: Wild Wed.; Little Bit Outa the way; SUMMER “66”!!; Surfing?; Half-Moon Beach; Kitty Shunt; Parties; Hor- ror Shows; Drive-In; H.S.F.P. ; Doubling. Activities: Rifle team; Tennis; Prize Squad; Haskell; Grenadiers; Leaders German Clubs; Individual drill. Honors: President Sophomore, Junior Senior Classes; Platoon Leader; Vice Pres. USY. Ambition: To accomplish the more sought after goals in life without losing my individuality. JUDITH COHEN Judy Interests: “Kutter-foosick ;” “She likes to cook!” That weekend; F.P.; Mr. B ' s; Little b Big B; ask Joau “Don’t ya think?” Dreen Grum Drops; “Cute or What?”; Fatso. Activities: Supply Room; Cheerleader; Leaders’ Club; Basketball; Student Council. Honors: Commander Girls’ Drill Team; Class Vice Pres. Ambi- tion: To learn to live and live to learn. JEANNE MARIE ATTAYA Jeonnie Interests: “Kutter-Foosick ;” ooft ! ; that weekend; “She likes to cook”; Dreem Grum Drops; Mr. B’s; talks with Meta; Mutt; Sisters; “My Calendar”; phone calls; Fatso; the Bus; Bugsy Bizit; Big League; J.F.L. B-T.L. Activities: French Biology Pep club; Flash; Flicker. Honors: Class Secretary; Sawyer Medal; National Honor Society; Junior Usherette; Jr. Class Representa- tive; Floor Master’s Assistant. Ambition: The greatest revelation is stillness. MYLES RAIZIN M.R. Interests: G.C.P.S. 2; Tipping; Kitty Shunt; Destructing ; Pool Room; Drive-In; Beach; Mary Tic Toe. Activities: Football; Bas- ketball; Tennis. Honors: Student Council; Class Treasurer; Cor- poral; Sgt. 1st class; E Com. Commander. Ambition: To find what I am seeking, to seek what I have not yet found. 28 c5 entors return to school in c)eptem£er. CHARLES LYMAN ABBOTT Charlie, Chas, Charlie, If icked Interests: “Marcy;” “Surfing”: Harold’s tweep competition; Surf Team, “Army” Long Beach; 3925; 1925; Details; Mustang; Skiing; Tuckerman’s ravine; Heb-brew ; Winter Surf; Sonny; o.k. Activities: Stage Crew; Drill; Ambition: To surf and travel around the world, and to do what I want to do. CLAUDIA R. AIELLO Claud Interests: “Y” a go-go; Decem- ber ’67; ask Barb; 500 with Dorn ; Pool; What stop sign?” Friday nights; Football; A cer- tain someone. Activities : Stu- dent Secretary. Honors: Typing awards. Ambition : To keep my parents proud of me and to go to California someday. JOHN CARL ALEXANDER JR. Jack, Al Interests: Hockey; Lynn Arena; Summer League ’66; Green trucks; Good Harbor beach ; Long Beach ; Surfing; Getting Psyched; Keys; Kitty Shunt; Bardahl. The Compa- ny; Skiing; Drill; Brown’s Barn; Dewey Weber; Green; Haunted House. Activities: Hockey, Soccer; Gym Leader; stage crew. Ambition: Success and Happiness RICHARD ALLEN Interests: Skiing; Racing; Manches- ter road ; the ROCCI post ; Mod jackets; the Point; Saturday night; Harvard Square. Ambition: To get the best out of life and to make my parents proud of me. DIANNE CHRISTINE ALVES Di Interests: CYO; Uncle Remus; SPCYFH ; Boston and cornflakes; listening; “What’s new?” sweaters; red flags, flat tires, beaching Ac - tivities: Spanish Club, Flash, Sailing Club, Biology Club, Office Assistant Honors: National Honor Society, Li- brarian. Ambition : To remember to smile. BARBARA JEAN AMERO DIANE AMERO Di Interests: People and places; CYO; envelopes; Ask Sue; walk- ing the beach at 6 a.m.; Fri- day nights; memories; summer of “66”; those talks; Lynn; basketball. Activities: Junior Volunteer; Student Secretary; Pep Club; Sailing Club; Flick- er. Honors: Honor Business Club; Typing and Shorthand Awards. Ambition: Always to be needed Interests: Jay; MacDonald’s; Bike Boys; Hi Gretchen. ask Charlene; ’62 Ford; M M: Even it up; ask Lea; We’ll never make it; ask Linda; Shei- la’s parties; Hollywood; Heli- copters; Who me? moody; Cut it out. Ambition : To become an Airline Stewardess and to make that certain someone happ al- ways. CATHERINE ELAINE ALLEN Cathy Interests: PSHEW ; lighthouse; football and hockey games; buga- buga ; “What and lemonade?!” backstage; MYF ; that car; letters Rainbow, “waither skiing;” folk music; periwinkles and seagulls; Mercedes; 4-H Activities: Thespi- ans; Flicker; Homeroom representa- tive. Ambition : To hitch my wagon to a star. WILLIAM H. ALLEN JR. Butch, Picker Interests: June 4, ’66; Chevy’s for- ever; drag racing; stock cars; ’61 Chevy Nomad Wagon; Auto shop; OK-LA; Room 101; the Scope; the G-truck. Activities: Automotive Club; 101 Club. Ambition: To win an argument with Mr. Budrow; To make my parents proud of me. LEA EVELYN ALVES Interests: JOE; Summer of “66”; Kings Rook “55” Chevy ; C.C.: ask Donna; Dudley Do-Right; being alone; walking the beach at 2 A.M.? Ask Sunshine; just driving around; the Drive-In; Being with the girls. Ambition: To make my family proud of me in what ever I may attempt. 29 U£is is the busiest an cf t ie RONALD G. ARABIAN Ronnie Interests: That certain someone; Uncle George’s room 201 ; Hor- ace’s cocoa corner; cars; “55” Chevy; The Drags; Hunting; Football; Machine Shop. Acti- vities: Machine Shop Club. Honors: Sergeant. Ambition: To make my mother and father proud of me in what ever I do, and to make my life worth liv- ing. ELIZABETH C. ARNOLD Beth Interests: Talking; meeting peo- ple; C.Y.O.; P.J. parties; Ani- mals; toasting marshmallows; Grottonwood; pickles; The Bore- some Foursome; Long Beach; guitars and drums. Ambition: To keep smiling; to be content but not self-satisfied. To live up to my full potential. ANNA THERESA BARBARA Interests: Summer fun; Alpha Omega; C.Y.O.; Creamed!; SAB; Talks and Tears; What wire?; Do ya wanna, huh?; EBB TIDE; New York weekend; “Rook”; double trouble! Acti- vities: Pep Club; Spanish Club; Senior Class Representative; Student Secretary. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition : To see the world in peace and not in pieces. JEAN BARLETTA Jeannie Interests: Sports; football games; ask Eileen; Ho-Jo; peo- ple and places; Lynn Arena; those memories; B. Y. F. ; week- ends. Activities: Pep Club; Bi- ology Club; Junior Usherette; Flicker. Honors: Typewriting award. Ambition: To have a smile for every friend, and a friend for every smile; To make my parents proud of me. CARLO A. BARBARA Carl Interests: Sports; Girls; Draft- ing; Drum Corps; SAB; Lunen- burg; Drums The Group; Ask Wild Thing; Uncle George’s room 201 ; Horrace’s Cocoa Cor- ner; Karate. Activities: Machine Shop Club; Individual Drill; Track Team; Grenadiers. Hon- ors: Company Sergeant; 2nd Place Prize Squad. Ambition: To further my education and become a successful Mechanical Engineer. LINDA JEAN BARRATT Interests: “59” Chevy; Riding around; cuz and friend; ask Deni; laffs; long hair; high beams. Activities: Honor Busi- ness Club; Student Secretary; Flash Typist; Flicker Repre- sentative. Honors: Typing and Bookkeeping awards. Ambition : To make my life a success and to have my dreams come true. DAVID J. BATTEN Dave Interests: C.Y.O.; Coffee House Committee; King’s Rook; those parties; spring, “66;” Green ’58 Pontiac; Wingaersheek party; Walt’s House; Lexington; 98 cents. Activities: R.O.T.C. Band; Stage Crew. Ambition: To spend a million. ALBERTA M. BENNETT Bertie Interests: Reading; Philately; 6 26 66; Ask Gay; Cu ; hali- hali; boob; How to succeed without really trying; Newspeak; the double-plus unpersons; “How great is all that?”; Loomis P.J.B. Activities: Beta, Beta Bi- ology. Honors: The Sawyer Medal; National Honor Society. Ambition: To find a sinecure. RUSSELL ARTHUR BENSON Animal Interests: Work and Sports; and Girls. Ambition: To be a plumb- tears ; LOIS v c w l _ m e imiri ' es ; walking; danc es ; appTP : lister ; and- id etid f- ' . footbalT ' C ' ks ; summers; to } gpi ' 0UR lic� lr� j Zyou ; th£ ' Rook! }ActivLn ?syC Pep Clctb; officq-ydssistjui t ArktiVtion: To allCffg tar. Alwa iVeeji S r-by ' itincj y ecu seniors e c or ' mo FRANCIS BERTOLINO Skip Interests: Guitar; Epiphone and Standel; Woodsville; Day in Court; S. 0. M. F. ; Listening to Young Rascals Records; Jasons; Lon’s Room; Tea. Ambition : To find the right group and tour the world. MARY JANE I5LUNDA The Little One Interests: Music; sewing; cooking; reading; embroidery. Activities : Hon- or Business Club; National Honor Society; Flicker typist; Teachers secretary. Honors: Typing and Short- hand Awards. Ambition : To be a good secretary and to go to Lon- don. Uater on, to join the Civil Service and the Air Force. PAUL BOHAN JR. Paul Interests: Les ; July 4, 1965; New Hampshire and Hunting; Fords don’t go; Machine Shop; Horrace’s cocoa corner. Activities: Machine Shop Club. ALFRED L. BOLCOME Al Interests: Sports; Drafting; That Certain Someone; Steph’s corner; Uncle George’s Room 201 ; Horace’s cocoa corner. Activities ; Individual Drill; Second Place Prize Squad; Flicker Representative; Machine Shop Club. Honors: Sawyer Medal; National Honor Society; Sergeant; Major Adjutant; Junior Rotarian. Ambition : To further my education in the field of drafting and to be successful in this field. The process of education Chemistry problem, girls? Seniors enjoy the priutleje NANCY BORGE Interests: “Kutter-foosick” ; that weekend. She likes to cook; Bizits ; Tusky; git it; C. F. ; Fatso; Mr. B’s; Dumping-notre soeur; What’s up? Honest Linda; Don’t ya think? Activities: Cheerleader; Leader’s Club; Basketball; Flicker; French Club; Biology Club; Floormaster’s Assistant. Honors: Junior Usherette. Ambition : To look backward with pride and forward with hope. FLORENCE EVELYN BRADSTREET Flo Interests: P.C. I knew you when; ’48 mere, ’58 Olds, 45’s; corres- ponding; BOYS: Cambridge T. ; Oct. 26; Tiamo 143; Summer fun — K. Queen — ask F.H. JOE! Things will work out fine. Activities : Spanish Club; Biology Club. Ambition: To lead a happy, successful, future life; to make those I love, proud of me. JOSEPH M. BRANCALEONE Compare Joe Interests: ’63 Rambler; Jeanna; The Royal “WRONG”; Football; Room 102; A,C,C,; You Know it Baby. Activities: Royal Order of the Wat- er buffaloes, R.O.T.C. M.P. Ambi- tion: To make something of myself and to make my mother and father proud of me. DANA BORGE Borge Dana Interests: Ameba Palace; “Cliques Props; Day in Court; summer in Rockport; threw a brother at my knife. Todd; Drill; hot Puegeot; “acting terff,” pot games; study with O’Donnell; good-friend Dean; Lon’s room with Ship. Activities: Rifle Team; “Golf Team”. Honors: “A” Company Ambition: To do what’s right, at the right time, in a manner which will get the job done. MARK GREGORY BORGE Interests: Grace; 8 1 65; CHELSEA STADIUM, Green Rambler, Cressy’s Beach ; NURSIE ; Sally’s crying cent- er; Sam’s Office; Salatt’s corner; Dick Conrad; 33 Poplar. Activities: Freshman, J. V., Football; Boys Leaders Club. Honors: Passing what few subjects I did Ambition: To make something of myself, and to make my family proud of my ac- complishments. DAVID R. BOTT JR. “ Clark Kent” Dave Interests: Skiing; Head Comp.; SL 12444” USFASA; Hunting; Fishing; “Soccer,” Surfing; Gordon Smith; Scuba Diving; Buick’s Don’t Go!! Activities: Transfer: Peterborough High School (N.H.) Skiing captain; Soccer; J.V. Track; G.H.S. Tennis. Junior National Ski Team; Pro. skier. Ambition : “Get out of Mas- sachusetts.” GRACE N. BRANCALEONE Gay Interests: 6 26 66; Reading; Ask Bertie; Cv= ; How to succeed with- out really trying; hali-hali ; double -f ungood; How Great Is All That??; Homeward Bound; Califor- nia Dreaming P.I.P. Loomis. Activi- ties: French Club; Beta Beta Biolo- gy Club; National Honor Society; Honors: NHS: Sawyer Medal. Am- bition: To have my father’s hopes become reality; to succeed, travel, and to live. WILLIAM BRITTON Bill Interests: Santa Cruz with Marilyn; Johns VW; The old Dodge; The Endless Summer; Spartans; Room: 102; Those Friday nights; June 3. Activities : Football, soccer; Flash Flicker, chess; Sailing club Ambi- tion: To achieve the standards that have been set before me. of leaoincj the auditorium first after assembly. MARILYN RROOKS Lyn, Brooksie Interests: Karl; Holland; Big Brother; New Hampshire; Snow flakes; The Rook; Desoto; Daisy belle; Radiator; “Cry Much ’ Chickens; Ask Linda; D.M.; Subs Psyche Knees; spaceship. Activities Honor Business Club; Flicker ; Flash ; Rifle Team; Student Secretary; Pep Club; Drill Team. Honors: Type awards; Shorthand Award. Ambition: BARBARA JEAN BROWN Barb Interests: TONY; “Y a go go; Stuffed animals; “Oh Gee ’; Decem- ber-67 ; ask Claud ; riding around ; Pool; Lollipops; Brakes?; Mus- tangs; Sleeping; Baby Blue. Ac- tivities: Student Secretary. Honors: Type awards. Ambition: To go to California ; to become a model some- day; to keep my mother proud o! SH ' EILX ANN BRUNI J rests i y ' fH otto ' iAat night at ' the e-iiy; • Beef ' beepTLDon’t cry . f-r iff isi ft [ u; Under neon lights ... 1 as j M ci A knd Linda; Btflcahky beaches; walking fw, yeffieS vs.c poetry. Aktiyitiekl H Busyies Club. Horrify Book,k ing, Shorthand typipg ' award , bi ion : To di co r an island, get material things, and, f?Qd happiness. ] ' ■y ' SUSAN BULDUC Sue Interests: Friends, C.Y.O. ; F.W.B.; envelopes; walking the beach at 6 A.M.; football; basketball; bowling; “I’m Nervous”; talking; Problems; laughing pizza; new people; that p.j party; happiness; HOJO. Activities: Sailing Club; Junior Volunteers; Flicker; Pep Club. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambition: To live a hard working life of peace, health, success, hon- esty, and happiness. JOAN BULLOCK Joni Interests: SLINK; riding around; Feb. 26, ’66; ask Sa- rah; and Pat; letter writing; memories; Thursday night; walks; Never forget; Hope it works out as planned; I’m sorry; Dec. 21, ’65. Am- bition: To live my life like arithmetic — to add my friends, subtract my enemies, and multiply my dreams. MARYANN IRENE BUO Interests: LARRY; 4 2 66; those weekends; letters; I said what?, that brown and white Buick; talks — ask Caroline; G.M.; Mals; the Marine Corps; Andy’s House; Birthday date with Dad; My stereo; that last week-end. Activities: Girls Drill team Ambition: To make my last initial like my first. I think I hit a worm! 33 Soon everyone is f)ach inlo the ANDREW 0. BURKE Andy Interests: Girls; Horseback riding; The Barn; The Cor- ner; Terry’s; That Day in Rowley; New Hampshire, 12 31 65; Cars; The Stone Bridge and the impossibility in that Gray “Bug”. 8 19 65 at the Pines. Honors: Bookkeeping Awards I and II Ambition: To further my education, to make my sister proud of me, and to make some certain someone somewhere happy. CAROLINE ELIZABETH BURNHAM Keg Interests: Music; Kunst; Floop de Loop; losing “pirate loops;” War- ren; the Galley; Arnie’s friend; guitar, MBLM; Paragraph E; SQSH ; ’55 Junk; cupola; PPM; bombin’; “househerbs” ; YES. Ac- tivities: Glee Club; Choir; French Club; Junior Volunteers; German Club; Biology. Honors: National Honor Society; German Book Prize. Ambition : To get a Goya.. CARL CALDEIRA Carlie Interests: F. M. W. Go South, Getting PSYCHED A block; Salisbury with the SANDPI- PERS; That 12 string Rieken- Backer- Getting the Gimmick in 321; the LOVIN SPOON- FULS; Long Hair; Deno sings; Father Richard’s Sermons; Un- derstanding LEO. Activities : Track; Basketball. Honors: Captain, Basketball Team, Ambition: To overcome All Obstacles. DEAN CALDER Crawl Interests: F-Troop; Lyn’s Radiator; Night at Drive-In; ask K.M.; Ro- land’s Dances at Essex; CAPTAIN AMERICA; T.O.D. Good friends, DANE; Rook. Activities: Golf Team; R.O.T.C.; Fried at Top. Jake Bowl- ing; Felica Oil. Honors: H. Com pany ; H-Block Study; A Company. Ambition : To be successful in what- ever I attempt. DEBORAH BOWDEN CANNING Debbie Interests: N.C.; A.C.C.; Pshew ! ! ; Brewsters; “A Poem”; hockey; “Satisfac- tion”; “five”; Rainbow; M.Y.F. ; “Tweet-Tweet”; Mer- cedes; “Smiles”; waterskiing; basketball; “barefeet.” Activ- ities: Thespians; Beta Beta Biology; Flicker; Leader’s Club. Honors: Leader’s Club Ambition : Being able to ac- cept what can not be changed. PAUL CAPEL Interests: Cape Ann Sports- man’s Club; boots; guns; hunting; target shooting; A-C.C., all sports. Activities: Football; Varsity Rifle Team. Ambition : To attend a Naval Academy and become a suc- cessful Naval Officer. GEORGE CAPILLO Interests ; Swimming; skiing; spectator sports, weight lift- ing, diving, “717”; girls. Ac- tivities: Cross country track team; Spanish club; Prize Squad Drill; Grenadiers; Stu- dent Council; Junior Rota- rians. Honors: Cadet Colonel; 3rd place Haskell Drill; 3rd place Prize Squad; 2nd place Science Fair, Track letter, Jr. Master Sergeant; Jr. Prize Squad Commander. Ambition: “To be commander-in-chief.” O.K.? routine of tests , homework ancf more homework RUTH CARROLL Ruthie Interests: Short names; Huh?; Mar- ried friends; Christmas ’65; love let. ters ; white teeth ; NICE OH WHAT?; Watch it. Baby; If only I could say cry; Ki ng Size; West End; nice, or what? ask Eileen. Activities : Junior Volunteers Ambition : To find that certain someone and make him and our family eternally happy. JOSEPH CATANIA Munza , Joe Interests: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CLUB; Girls; dancing; Listening to Accapepla ; pool; Joe Monte’s; My Wall; G.C.; West End; Nose; My Corner; F.G. ; The Gang; Little Children; Beach Bums. Activities: Gloucester Vocational School; Ben Franklin Club; G.H.S. Football. Honors: Prize Squad; Individual Drill; Company Sergeant Ambition: To do good for my family, and to keep two things in my heart : love and God. Say it again, Landergren HOLLY ANN CAVANAUGH “Hollow” Interests: WOW!; guap ; The light- house; the Rook, Mueha’s ha-ha’s; out the window ! accidents will hap- pen ; the porch; NO! my Willia; that night. Activities: Pep Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Girls’ Drill Team; Spectacular; Flicker. Ambition : To follow in my own footsteps. DEAN EDWARD CHAMBERLIN Mick Interests: The Princess; Dylan; The Stones; “Get Off Of My Cloud!;” Castle Hill; Good Harbor Beach; Weave it!; Poetry; Drama; An- cient Greeks. Activities; Golf; Bas- ketball; Leaders Club; Spanish Club. Honors: Letter of Commen- dation, Time Current Affairs Award. Ambition : To see, to give, to do, to live. JUDITH A. CHESLEY Judi; Jud Interests: That Certain Someone: “66” Chevelle S.S. Party “66”; The Beach,; sports; Sewing; Cook- ing; Friends; fun; laughter; Stock- car races; That Valiant; Ask Barb; Long talks. Ambition: To live, love, and be happy and to make my life successful and my parents proud of ARTHUR CHURCHILL Art, Artie, Chilly Interests: Summer of “66”; Regil; The House; Saturday night; C.E.T.; Duh; Bud’s V.W.; Rain; Ask Ben- ny; Hot Comet; so why; Activities: Freshman football; baseball; home- room. Ambition: To fulfill all my worldly Dreams. JOSEPH CHIANCIOLA Joe, Topo All sports; locker room laughs; get- ting PSYCHED; 41; Summer league “66”; Al’s truck; saunas; The Animals; The Goodie Goodies; Haunted House. Activities: Football; Hockey; Tennis; Track; Boys’ Cho- rus; Honors: Football Team-Tri- Captain; Pltn. Sergeant; J.V. Hock- ey Champs. Ambition : To work to- wards a goal which will insure a successful life. LAURA THERESA CILUFFO Tinkles Interests: John; No; sports cars., jags; Porsches, to own a Lotus Elan; May 20, ’65; swings; pizza; AJgebra 315; long walks; Navy; let- ters phone calls. Activities: Fu- ture Teachers Club; Flicker; Pep Club. Ambition : To Make my few wishes in life come true. jRanij Seniors are filing ROBERT ELLIOTT CLANCEY, JR. Interests: Turns; A.S.A. ; Memoirs; Newport; Mon Hegan ; Rockport ; Phay House; Donovan; Tanya; Stokley; Heavenly Blues; Stone- henge; Burn; Spoonful; Rath Skel- ar; Walden; Guy Fawkes Day. Ac- tivities: Thespians; Football; Student Council; Soccer; Boys Chorus; Glee Club. Honors ; PLT. Sergeant ; Pres. Student Council. Ambition: To re- gret what I haven’t done, not what I’ve done. ELLEN RUTH CLIFFORD Interests: Tom; April 2nd. ’65.; Niles beach; Full moon, arguments; “making up’ ; counting those days; Pioneer Girls Explorers; ask Sue; Bowling; skating; “WOW”, Physi- ology Class; ask Deana; Late nights! Ambition : To succeed in whatever I may attempt. DARRYL CLARK “D” Interests: England; Fighting Misfit Weavers; “Woman’’; Summer; “Get Psyched’ ; Washington; Kitty Shunt; N.Y.C.; the little one. Ac- tivities: Soccer; Thespians; Tennis; Basketball; Boy’s Chorus. Honors: F.M.W., secretary; N.H.S., pres- ident; Tennis team, captain; Platoon sergeant; Boy’s State; high scorer, 1965 Math League Team; Letter of Commendation, N.M.S.; Junior Ro- tarian. Ambition: To do something lasting. BOYS JOSEPHINE A. COGNATO Jo Interests: S.A. ; 7 12 64; 57 Chevy; up back; Dec. 65; letters; chop- pers; 318; talks; We Sisters; “You have to be kidding’’; Tuesday and Friday lunches; ask Pam; 3rd ta- ble; Conn. 65. Activities : Student Secretary; Flicker Representative. Ambition : To make my present dreams a future goal. ROBIN L.“COHEN Interests: Essex; sailing; Beach; those walks; the Rook; ballet; U.S.Y.; “Mitty”; Koufax; my week- ly dollar; card shopping; “Cherish”; sports; Hi-Y ; Fords don’t go; Let- ters of permission; wanna bet; ba- gels. Activities: Sailing Club; Biolo- gy Club; Spanish Club; Flicker Staff; Special Books. Ambition: To learn to teach. DAIVD WALLACE COLLINS Hally, Dave Interests: Art; guitar; surfing; the Farm; the yellow submarine; Kit Kat ; lonely rides; summer of “66”; boy year haugit; real hairy; the gang; Asr Rier! Girls. Ambition: To be something in life, with the talent I have. To make my parents proud of me. To live a long happy life. I think we goofed! STEPHEN DAVID CURCURU Bucky, B.C. Interests: Kitten; Shorty; New Bedford; GTO; % mile; 59 Chevy; Good Harbor; sleeping; C.F.T. Activities: Rifle Team. Honors: Master Sergeant, ROTC; Captain Rifle Team; Top Scorer at GHS 65-66; Ex- pert Rifleman. Ambition: To go to college, to make something out of myself, and later raise a flock of kids. men (Flags, truck ; Moons 1 ties : I a pp icalions for colleges. DAVID S. COLSON Carrot, Steve Fingers II Interests: Rolling Stones; Ani- mals; Bob Dylan; Me; Epi- phone; really bad M-15; O.K.; Good Harbor Life Guard Sta- tion (oh, boy) ; a buyer. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biology Club; R.O.T.C. Ambition : To make my parents proud of me. DOUGLAS COMEAU Doug Interests: A-C.C.; Guitar; Ven- tures; Animals; Yardbirds; Yan- kees; N.Y. Giants; Celtics; Sat- urday nights at the Castles; Christmas Caroling; THE FARM; Hondas ; “VW ' s ; Andrew’s corner; Sports. Activities: Base- ball; Prize Squad ; Haskell Drill; Individual Drill. Honors: R.O.T.C. Pit. Sergeant. Ambi- tion: To succeed. To make ev- eryone proud to know me. KATHERINE F. CONTI Kathy Interests: T.M.; St. A’s; walking the beach; F Troop; ask Yvette; Frus; B.R.B.C.; Alpha Omega; W.W.I. Activities : Biology Club; Student Secretary; Flicker ; Flash. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition : To remember that there is always light around the edges of gloom, and to strive toward it. LORING A. COOK III W oody Interests: Hunting; reading; stamps; sports; golf; Hockey; travel; Activities: Baseball; J.V. Ri- fle Team; Golf; Hockey; Spanish Club. Honors: Captain G.H.S. Golf Team; Junior Rotarian ; Squad Lead- er ROTC. Ambition : To always move forward, to someday be satisfied and thankful, and to live up to what I think I am. I FSI IF C CROWNINGSHIELD Bonnie Interests: Young Republican Club; “Dear” friends; dancing; knitting; guitar playing; classical and pop- ular music; travelling; Summer of ’66’; Lynn Arena; those hockey games; (5) ; Smiling! Cherish. Ac- tivities: Biology Club; Future Nurs- es; Guaranteed Future Travelers; Flicker Staff. Ambition: To thank God, family, and friends for en- couragement, strength, and ability to succeed. ROBIN ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM Bird, Rachel Interests: Music; dancing; Frank Sinatra; the Big Band Era; that Glenn Miller Style; “Moonlight Serenade;” the Assembly Dances; “The Starlit Hour”. Activities : Jun- ior Volunteers; Chorus; Glee Club; A Capella Choir. Ambition: To make everything I do worth-while; to “make someone happy.” JAMES CURCURU Jim Interests: MARILYN; Summer ’65; Sports; Junior league baseball; Mad Comet; Figleaf; green Caddie; just foolin’ around. Activities : Freshman Football; Baseball. Honors: Prize Squad Drill; Platoon Leader. To fur- ther my education in college; to lead a rich, healthful, and pros- perous life; to make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. SAMUEL JOSEPH CURCURU Sandy Interests: Jo-Ann; little blue Cor- vair; Summer of ’66; the boulevard; CFT ; select few; Good Harbor Beach; Stage Fort Park; fig leaf; ask Benny. Activities: Freshman Football; Track; Homeroom 105. Honors: Guidon bearer. Ambition : To, in my small way, make the world a better place to live in. EDWARD ROBERT CURRIER d, DaVinci : Lynn Arena; Hockey; League ’66 ; Cannif- ; Brown’s Forum; Getting ; Shaffe’s; Destructing signs, Pumpkins) ; Al’s Come on Paul; KITTY ; The Brawl; Street ; DUH ! Jail; Bardahl ; ; Haunted House. Activi- Hockey; Baseball; Soccer; Chorus; Honors: NSHL Champs. Ambition: Success and happiness. ( D£e footbo f season comes a we wit META CUSHING Meets Interests: Week-end at J.C.’s; Jeff; Sunapee; BREEZE; karate; tennis; Bugsey; crook; S 2 -f-T 2 (b) -f - B 2 =TL. Activities: Gym Leader; Flicker ; Flpsh; French Club; Delta Gamma; Homeroom Representative. Honors: National Honor Society; Junior Ush- erette; French Club Pres.; Ass’t. Editor — Flash. Ambition: To re- member dreams come true if willed and worked for. THOMAS RUSSELL DAGLE Tom Interests: COLLETTE; 6 10 66; Hon- da; Crash Dagle; Valiant; Walks, Talks; Fig Leaf; Ask Ben; Double Dates; Unemployment; the beach; JAH! Problems; ROTC. Activities: Freshmen Football; Haskell Drill; Individual Drill; Prize Squad; Bi- ology Club; Varsity Rifle Team. Honors: 2nd Place Prize Squad; Cor- poral ; Sergeant ; Company Command- er. Ambition: To live my life to the utmost and make my parents proud of me. JOHN VINCENT DAVIS Jay Interests: Jr. League; K. of C.; Douglass’; the Alley’s; F.L. ; Ask Benny; Coach Wise. Activities: Baseball; Basketball; Soccer; Home Room 105. Honors: Squad Leader, ROTC. Ambition: To set a straight course, follow it, and hope I end up somewhere near it. DEBORAH ANN DECOSTE Deb Interests: Reminiscing; Rossow s — summer of 66; walks in the rain; Beverly; ask Terry; We Four — “DEWP ;” Long Talks; misty much?; horse back riding; football games; Sweden (someday). Activ- ities: Flicker; Pep Club. Ambition : Never to lose sight of God; To make my parents proud of me. STEPHEN MICHAEL DAGLEY Steve , Dags Interests: Sleeping; Cars; Nick’s Pool Room; Revere Beach; G- Block Study; the alleys; F.L. — ask Benny. Activities: Floormaster’s de- tention. Ambition: To enter the ser- vice for a career. PAMELA JEAN DAY Pam Interests: RONNIE; ’55 Chevy; Pa- jama Party; ask Jeff; teaching Ron- nie Julius Caesar; West Gloucester; Marshall’s Field; Yappa; Ask Diane; Officer’s Party; Magnolia Ave.? Sum- mer ’66; The 5th. Activities: Honor Business Club; Student Secretary; Biology Club. Ambition: To make the best of what I’ve got and al- ways work toward advancement. Elementary, my dear Raizin. Interests: SUE; Friday night; doubling; jazz; hockey games; Fig Leaf; ask Jim; the C block study gang; Spanish I and II with Senor Roewer. Activities: Grenadiers; Prize Squad; Haskell Individual Drill. Honors: ROTC Major; Honors I and II ; Outstanding Sophomore Cadet; 2nd Place Prize Squad. Am- bition: To further my education and someday have a profitable busi- ness of my own. JOSEPH DANNA fa J , Ur- Interests: Skiing; At St. Louts; piz- za; S.O.MjF. ; Bud; Crazy; Boston; Manchester;, Horror Shows; New York; Jichita ; Tea. Ambition: To be successful, and tour the world. BENEDICT ANTHONY D’ANTONIO Benny our first victory over 7. ) ob urn! PATRICIA ELLEN DECOSTE Pat Interests: Those football games — “RR”; walking in the rain; sum- mer of ’66; skiing; Harvard Sta- dium. Activities : Spanish Club; Leaders’ Club; girls basketball team; softball team. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt; to make my parents proud of me. REBECCA IDA DEXTER Becky Interests : B.C.; walks; parties; H.T.G.N.C.C. ; poems; horseback riding; ask Alyson; the Ford bus; the Purple Fish Tank; Chinaland and Dr. No. Activities: Pep Club; Junior Volunteers; C.Y.O. Am - bition: To find a candle that will show me through the darkness and burn forever. GRACE MARIE DIMARIA Grade Interests: T-bone; 4 D’s; winter walk — ask Marcia; Stop here, Bruce! Smooch; winter of ’64. Activities : Flash typist; Student Secretary. Honors: Type Awards; Shorthand Award. Ambition: To walk through life with a tear in my eye for days past and a smile on my lips for those to come. MICHAEL JOHN DENSMORE B.C.; Primate Interests: The Bruiser; ’47 Che- vy; Savewood ; J.S. parties; Turk’s Head Inn; nights at the G.T.; baseball at Shniglehopper Park. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biology Club; hockey; football; Sergeant. Honors: Class Clown of ’66; First Lieuten- ant, Goon Platoon. Ambition : To go through life with happiness and laughter, forgetting worries and problems. RONALD HAYDEN DIGOU Ronny, Diggone Interests: Sally; ask Cutes; that funny girl; “Wild Thing”; Long Beach; summers of ’65 and ’66; The Rook; horror shows; that’s Bud; that wild party; Epping ’66; Nice Game!; Mr. “B’s”; H-Block; ask Barb. Activities: R.O.T.C. Band; soccer; football; Detention Club; Individual Drill. Honors: R.O.T.C. corporal; Sergeant First Class, Goon Platoon. Ambition: To try and accomplish anything I may try and to make my parents proud of their “little boy.” ARLINE DISTEFANO Lean Interests: That red pack; S.C. ; sum- mer of ’66; cafe table; ask Flo; that car; my driving lessons; Win- gie; horseback riding; “Don’t start”; bowling; THOSE KIDS!! Norman; ask Jane. Ambition: To take the path less followed and see if it makes the difference. DAVID DORMAN Dave Interests: Stamp collecting; boating; fishing; cars; baseball. Ambition : To go into the service and make my parents proud of me. PETER DOUCETTE Peter Interests: All sports; music; those little green men; E.S.P. ; having fun; weekends; A.C.C.; long thought sessions in my room ; long trips. Ambition: To comfort the af- flicted and to inflict the comforta- ble. Would you believe a skirt? 39 7 ?, 7 depart an spwmp arrives an a e CAROL DOUGLASS Interests: DICK; 11619326; U. S. Army; letters; Ip9wich; 5 8 64; Par- ty ‘‘65” and “66”; ‘‘The Neck”; memories; ask Marcia; ‘‘we three”; tears and talks; ask JoAnne; ‘‘wheel dancing”; ask Mary; F-Troop; cir- cles. Activities: Biology Club; stu- dent secretary; Flicker ; Flash typist; Pep Club. Honors : Typewrit- ing and Bookkeeping awards. Am- bition: Never to lose faith in the Lord; To make my one dream a reality. I TOBY JEAN DUTTON Interests: WOW!; guap ; window; Maine; pink; mixed up? not school night; porch; accidents will hap- pen! Cranes Beach. Activities: Cheerleader; Girls Drill Team; Bi- ology Club; Thespians; Flicker Staff. Honors: Girls Drill Team — Right Guidon; homeroom represen- tative; Type award. Ambition : To be as I am, not a9 another i9. SHEILA GRACE EARLE Interests: Copper Flash;. Seven Elms; Summer of ”66”; Ringie and Charley; ask Jane; to a9k Li9a ; Jello; “Handl”; Fishing; Mischief; Horses; Rainbow. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; Orchestra. Am- bition : To do the best I possibly can to please my parents; to be a good horsewoman. ROBERT THOMAS DROHAN JR. Bob Interests: C.Y.O. ; Y.M.C.A.; Pen- guin; Santa Claus; Counting Mon- ey; 1878; N.C.C.C. ; Good Grief; Kleenex; Pictures. Activities: Math League; Beacon ; Steven ’9 Book Re- viewers; French Club Chairman; Flicker Photography Committee. Hon- ors : National Honor Society. Am- bition: To improve my judgment and lessen my prejudice. JOHN DAVID DUWART Jack, J.D., Mr. Doit Interests: CHERYL! June, 1971; Chevy; Camaros when they wipe out Mustangs; The Fugitive; pool. Activities : Freshmen and Sophomore basketball team; C.YO. Ambition: To fulfill my dream and make my parents proud of me. TERRY EASTMAN Interests: MIKE; Beverly; MacDon- old’s; That car; Liz and Ken; doubling; “The Causeway”; Summer ”66”; follow him; Ask Deb; visit- ing staff; people; basketball games; football games; “We Four! — DEWP”; “Blue Baby,” ask Lucy. Activities: Pep Club. Ambition: To be an airline stewardess and to lead a successful life with that certain someone. cr DIANE M. EKLUND Di Intereests: Rockport Playhouse; p.f. ; ocean; Rand, RMC-F (flip out); sailing; guitar; Cambridge (cid’s etc.) ; Donovan or Dylan, expres- sion; the poet; grokking; commu- nication; yellow-gold. Activities: Beacon; Flicker; Sailing Club; Thes- pians; Girls Leaders Clubs; Glee Club; Honors: National Honor So- ciety. Ambition: Joy in existence. LYNNE KAY ELWELL Interests: Skiing; Diving; Boston; at St. Louis; Summer; Swimming; N.Y., April 18; the cottage. Activ- ities: Basketball; French Club; Bi- ology Club; Leader’9 Club; Main Office. Honors: Science Fair Award. Ambition : To live. REBECCA J. ELWELL Becky Interests: Y.M.C.A.; the old gang; the corner; days and nights with “Gids” ; 143; the big man and the little red bug, M.F.; ask Ellen; those weekends at C.F. ; the Tues- day night gang at the old swim- ming hole with “Mother Margie.” Ambition : To live until I die. RICHARD ERICKSON Rich Interests: Scuba diving; bowling; tennis; skiing; One Friday night in the summer of ”66”; “That foot- ball game”; what a trip; Province- town; a wild day on a boat. Am- bition: To attend college after grad- uation from High School, to lead a rich and rewarding life, and to be successful in the career which I pursue. Interests: Hot Falcon; Ask Ben; A.C.C.; Rockport “66”; Phil ' s rear seat speakers; Nick’s; That certain night. Activities : Lunch. Honors: Sergeant ROTC ; My parents. Ambition: To make my par- ents proud of me; to go to U.R.I. TORj The AAo Fpfo’yj lonjfefa; that S pir Nickye ; Blo k; gockport ; 0” Ford ' s Dances; .riosaS for a orief vacation. VITO M. FAVALORO Interests: Marsha; 55 Chev. ; Big Foot; Wong!!; Mary; Charlie and Joe!?; No, No!; Why?; The Girl 65; A.C.C. ! Activities: Football; Prize Squad; Individual Drill; Has- kell Drill. Honors: Second place prize squad; Second Lieutenant. Ambition : To get what I want out of life and want what I get ; to make my parents proud of me. THOMAS FEENER Tom Interests: Sports; basketball; base- ball; Junior League; K of C; YMCA; Girls; 14; Celts; Penguin, wah ! ; the Spoonful; dances; The Rook; laffs with Rick’ s ’52 luxury model. Activities: Basketball; Base- ball. Ambition: To lead a long and successful life and make my par- ents proud of me. DAVID EVANS ]. J. DUH!; Dave Interests: That certain someone; Virginia Beach; Room 10; Arling- ton; Harolds Tweep Team; Sum- mer days and nights; “How ya gonna act;” The Stones; HOBIE ; Definitely hotdog waves; Someday? Long Beach Surf Tweeps. Activities: National Thespian Society. Ambi- tion: To make my family proud of me; to Surf in Hawaii. ANTHONY FAVALORO Seniors must study hard. LEO C. ERWIN Interests: Skiing; Bob’s; the king; A.C.C. ; pizza; Dylan; folk music; those parties; big school; golf; C.Y.O.; my Hon- da; real motorcycles; Sunapee and Cranmore; Activities : Track Team; Grenadier: Prize Squad; and Individual Drill. Honors: Charles B. Corliss Medal. Ambition : To be able to judge my success with personal satisfaction as my only scale. DAYTON A. FITCH Dayt Interests: Girls; Hot Rods Cars; Cycles. Ambition: To graduate; to succeed in life and to build a fast car; to stay single and to complete my convertible. RICHARD A. FOLEY Dusty Dick, Rick Interests: Porch Parties; Lanesville Youth Center; El- len; Sandi; Yellow Subma- rine; G.B.; long walks. Ac- tivities: Sailing Club; Deten- tion. Ambition : Never lose the right to decide for myself what is right, and not to stop searching till I know the an- swer. SANDRA FRAGA Sandy Interests: R.B.; Good Dooby ; Alpha Omega; 12 year wald ; ask Judy; B.R.B.C.; Depres- sion Sessions; excursions; let- ters; BEACH-WALKING; ENGLAND; “Meet ya on the beach in June; “WH-WH- WHY!!? remini scing; “Home- ward Bound;’’ “Quite a thing!!” Activities: Student Secretary; Leader’s Club; Flicker Committee. Honors: Shorthand, Type, and Book- keeping Awards. Ambition : To keep to the open sea until I find my destined harbor. TIMOTHY J. FLANAGAN Tim Interests: Zip!! Giants Forever! Go Spartans! The Beach; Bass Rocks; Golf; “B Block”; German; Soccer; A.C.C.; “Long Live A Block!” Activities: German Club; ROTC; Grenadiers; Prize Squad; Individual; Haskell; Soccer. Honors: German Club, Vice-Pres.; Sawyer Medal; Platoon Sergeant; German Book Prize; National Honor Society; Ambition: To live today, for to- morrow we may be dead. JEROME FRONTIERO, JR. Jerry Interests: Uncle George’s room; Horace’s cocoa corner; coin collect- ing. Activities : Machine Shop Club. Honors: Bachelor trophy; Sergeant Guidon Bearer. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. JOSEPHINE MARY FRONTIERO Josie Interests: JERRY; Rowley Acres; “I’m in the mood for love;” “That old gang of mine!” Pavillion Beach; Boulevard; Ravenswood ; Brite ! “Woo;” Duh ! Activities: Drill Team; Honor Business Club; Flash Typist; Student Secretary. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambition : To see him in September. BARBARA E. FROST Barb Interests: Beach; Sports; Little red Falcon; asks Carole; those short week-ends; “Ask me if I care!”; Walking in the rain; ask Sharon; “If”; summer 65; the big rock. Activities: Junior Volunteer; Alpha Omega; Leader’s Club; Pep Club. Am- bition: To get everything good out of life. JANE IRENE FROST Janie, Termite Interests: Blue Bomber; As- phyxia; Summer “66”; Sun- day at the BW; SEVEN ELMS, MAINE; nursing; PUNS; Erin; Princess; RIGHT!! Chicken Heart; BOOM BOOM; Rip!! HORS- ES! “Three Musketeers”. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biology Club. Ambition: To live up to my hopes and expectations; to someday own a ranch and breed horses. NANCY FROST Frostie, Jack Interests: Rainbow; B.Y.F. ; Porky; Patrick; Chomp; “Shy bashful type”; It’s a street light; I’m clean!; Spastic; Talk?; Letters; “B”; 10 24 66; Lonely; “Piffle” Ask Pam; Donna and the Gang; Mary’s Romper Room; “Frisc”; Windy; Fidelity. Activities: Thes- pians; Sailing Club. Ambition : To climb every mountain till I’ve found my dream. Seniors take ifieir ( lo eae Jioa xJ Examinations ELAINE M. GAMAGE Candy Interests: New Hampshire; That brother; supply room; snowflakes; Alpha Omega; Depression sessions; Operation H; Memories; Activities: Honor Business, Pres; Pep Club, V-pres. ; Flicker ; Biology; Floor- master’s secretary. Honors: Nat’l. Honor Society; Sawyer Medal; Mighty Mac, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Awards. Ambition : To walk through life with neither sor- row in my heart nor anger on my lips. DONNA M. GAROFALO Do Interests: Calif. 63; Know what I mean Priscilla? Sum- mer 66; that white convertible; Burnham’s Field; that night in Manchester; Food; Lynn week- ends; horseback riding; Is that right? Activities: Pep Club; Flicker. Ambition: To make the most of every mo- ment. JOAN GARVEY Interests: “Kutter-foosick” ; ask F.P. about Big B and Lit- tle B; that weekend; “She likes to cook’’; Dreen Grum Drops; Red dress; Cute, or what; Ooft; Don’t ya think; Shootoo-Mootoo. Activities: Pep Club; Spanish Club; Biol- ogy Club; Flicker ; Ring Com- mittee. Honors: Junior Usher- ette; Student Council Rep.; Ambition: To attain happiness. ANTHONY SALVATORE GENTILE Tille, Tony Interests: WILD, WILD WEDNES- DAYS! A little bit out of the way!; Summer of “66’’; Chevy’s Rule; Dad’s Garage; Surfing; “Kitty Shunt” Activities: Varsity Rifle Team. Honors: Platoon Sergeant. Ambition: To capture all that life has to offer and to find someone else to work for me on Friday nights. MICHAEL C. GILLISS Mike Interests: Horace’s Cocoa Corner; George’s Room; Cars; Boats; West Gloucester Woods; A.C.C.; Laughs and parties. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me, and succeed in whatever I attempt. LEONARD GILARDI Lenny Interests: Roberta; Sept. 28, 1965; July 29, 1966; “58” Cadillac ; Uncle George’s Room ; Horace’s Cocoa Cor- ner; Weight lifting; Joe’s Cor- ner; A.C.C. Activities: Prize Squad “F” Company. Honors: Platoon Sergeant. Ambition: To succeed as a draftsman and to make my parents proud of me. SALVATORE GILARDI Sal Interests: Weight lifting; Base- ball; Football; Ice skating; Santa Claus; A-CC; Doing nothing; Sleeping in study; My father’s car. Activities: Baseball. Ambition : To be as strong as my mother and smart as my father; To be a success. f SUSAN MARGARET GILZINGER Interests: “64” B.F. 65; Sum- mer “66”; Squam Rock; Tuck’s — ask Big Bertha; Wild Excursions, ask L.P. WHOOP- EE DING!! Manchester; A.Y.C. G. and T’s; D.A.M. S.S.C. Understanding; New York City; Streisand, Oh those weekends!! M. and M. Activ- ities: Thespians; Future Teach- er’s Club; Sailing Club; Flick- er. Honors: Typing. Ambition: To find the answer to the question WHY? LINDA MARY GATTINELLA Interests: Y- A-Go-Go; December 26, — Ask Judy; B-B Bats and Sugar Daddies; Ask Joni; Bare Feet; Really? Activities: Honor Business; Student secretary. Honors: Type awards. Ambition : To be suc- cessful and keep my mother proud of me. ROBERT GILLESPIE Bob Interests: Surfing; the first side; The Rolling Stones; Bob Dylan; The Second floor window; My crushed toe! Ambition: To make my n ( , ARCIAnEL OULART Intkr M$: THEATR sic p kstage; ■BETH WorkeVT potato Wick ; k Snooriy S l ’ -- A ■ - - Neveillit; Ae9chylus j place Y neighbor) three; Bowie’s party; lerfce; lon£ Activities: FlAsh; Beacon ; F lie ker JB eta J Beta Biology lub; Stevens’ Book Review f ers ; Tf espia J9. o tofy.’Vfunior Oaherettes -chairn an t 4mbitio j To •aVM WALTER L. GOYETGHE Wally, Brud Interests: A.C.C.; golf; cards; C.Y.O.; laughs; pool; money; the Dodgers; the hill and swamp; doing nothing; “G ; Big school ; propaganda. Activities: Freshman football, basketball; Golf Team; R.O.T.C. Honors: A.C.C. propagandist. Ambition: To be a good American and to succeed in the Merchant Marines. Christmas time arrives and WILLIAM GOULART Bill, Gaylord Interests: A.S.S. ; royal order of the water buffaloes; Nicks-Rack; cotton dishes — weight lifting; Time; Bardahl ; 54 Ford — too fast; hey fish. Activities : R.O.T.C. In- dividual Drill; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill. Honors: Second place Prize Squad. Sgt. First Class. Ambition: To be a successful draftsman. DAVID ROBERT GRAY Dave Interests: Pudgy; rook; Animals of 69; Surfing; Hondas; teaming Sam-Anns; What no Bosco? Horus and Boru9; We got to get out of this place; Donuts; Dert Dubs. Activities: Future Travelers Club; Band; Football. Ambition: To be what I am; for that is all that I ever will be. PAULA C. GRILLO Interests: Traveling; hockey; music; Rock- port; Good Harbor; Boston; Artless; Dodgers; theater; Nova Scotia; Peanut butter; Montreal; Bruins; N.Y.W.F. Ac- tivities: Beacon ; Thespians; Spanish Club; Flash. Honors: National Honor Society. Ambition : To take life in stride. SUSAN HALLET Sue Interests: 70; 10 11 66; Cry much?; those talks; Ask Nursie; Dartmouth vs. Beverly; those talks; 4 23 69; kutter foo- 9ick ; Pebbles; skiing. Activities: Biology Club; Pep Club; Gym leader; Flicker; French Club; Nurses off. As9t. Honors: Junior Usherette; Squad Leader; Spectacu- lar. Ambition: To someday learn to de- cide, understand, and find the answer to the question ‘why’. LINDA HARDY Lyn Literests: Kutter foosick; what’s up; she like9 to cook; Stowe; people; the gang; so funny; those parties; U. Mass.; old friends; skiing; willia. Activities : Flicker; Biology Club; A.F.S. ; Girls Drill Team; Jordan Marsh Model; Pep Club; Nurses Assistant; Senior Rep.; Honors: Squad Leader; Spectacular; Junior Usherette. Ambition : To reach the unreachable star. CYNTHIA HARNISH Cindy Interests: 8 3 65; We three; kutter-foo- sick; Mr. B ' s; snowflakes; what else is new? Big Sis; C.Y.O. ; Headaches; no more; That L.T. ; TALKS. Activities: Cheerleader; Leaders Club; Basketball. Honors: Head-Cheerleader; Junior Usher- ette, Class Secretary; Flicker. Ambition: To choose with careful eyes; the things I’ll be remembered by. SO ROBERT I. HARRELL Handsome; Harry Interests: The sub shop; Donie’s mill; girls (especially one) ; airplanes and aviation; food and more food (especially bomb steak subs). Ambition: To graduate and to be able to fly helicopters and make a lot of dough. LINDA HARRIS Da Interests: Senior P.F. ; Choir; floormaster- er 9 asst.; Jeff’s car; those double dates; horses; Studebaker; Lark. Activities : Jr. Volunteer. Ambition: To help someone find the key to unlock the door to the treatment of unknown diseases. 44 Platoon attention! Joes Jan la ( Jaas. ALPHONSUS F. HAYES 3rd Aljie , Al Interests: R.C.C.; E.G.S.; A-C.C.; raiderism; A.G.H.; “58” Chevy that move9 ; N.B.; summers; “pru” ; May 8 and July 4, 1966. Honors: R.O.T.C. Squad Leader. Ambition: To have what no one has and to do what no one has done and above all to live. SUSAN MARGARET HAYES Interests: Last summer; baby oil; old Spires; the Prep; grossouts; re- member? rain; horror shows; hockey; Annisquam ; Beach boys; “big broth- er’s songs”; “turn around”; Para- graph E; Terriers; what’s in Mag- nolia? Beaches and things. Activi ties: Glee Club; Choir; French Club; Biology Club. Honors: Type contest winner. Ambition: To face life with a smile. EILEEN HEINONEN Lyns, Eileen Interests: C.Y.O.; reading; A-C.C.; smiling; F.W.E.; muscles; Don9 knows; Hawkeye ; talks with Joyce; Francais; no wheels; “Maria’s”; Saturday nights!!; “I’m nervous!”; HOJO. Activities: Girl’s Drill Team, Spectacular Squad; Flicker; Future Teachers of America; Biology Club; Thespians; Pep Club. Honors: Na- tional Honor Society; Junior Usher- ette. Ambition : To understand the realisms of humanity. MARCIA LYNN HENAULT Interests: The undertaker; How’s it look?; Ask Sarah Grass; That P.J. party; Not too funny; Corvair “61”; The Ilth hour; all tide up; That Day; ask Linda; Shebushie Creek; Watch-Out!; OH, OH! “65”. Activities: Pep Club; Junior Volun- teers; Biology Club. Honors: Typing. Ambition : To sail the sea of ad- venture and drop anchor in the port of success. Oecemhe r 23 , , cue PATRICIA M. HENDRICKSON Pat, Patti Interests: That Certain Someone; a9k Cheryl or Sue; R.W.P. ; Sur- prise! March 13, 1966 J “Soul and Inspiration”; creeping house of Kite; 4 A.M. rides; Boulevard; cry much? summer of 65; Alpha Omega, LETTERS; Junior year; Mai’s; Promise? Never forget Honors: Typ- ing Award. Ambition: To open my eyes to see what is beautiful ; my mind to know what is true; my heart to love what is good. LINDA J. HILSHEY Hilch Interests: 40 ... 10 2 66; cry much?; Cape Hedge; ask Berta; “Kutter-foosick” ; Bizitts ! ; D.V. code; Mr. B’s s.t. — ‘snowflakes’; Good Harbor; honest Nance!; those parties — “memories forever and al- ways. Activities: French Club; Pep Club; Biology Club; Future Teach- ers’; Flicker ; Floormaster’s assistant. Honors: Junior Usherette; H.R. rep- resentative. Ambition: Toujour9 enui- 9ager la vie avec un sourire ! NANCY HEWETT Interests: Books; People; Peanuts; YES; Beatles; Pickin’ and Singin ; WBZ; Uncle Rob and Puppy; Frost and Millay; Ireland; Walking. Ac- tivities: French Club; Biology Club; Thespians; Student Secretary. Hon- ors: National Honor Society; Honor Business Club; Type contest, 2nd prize. Ambition : To be live, not on tape. JOYCE LOUISE HINCHEY Interests: memories; Ask Eileen; People; Nov. 11, 1964; Beach Boys; ask Carol; football; Karen’s drive- way; ice skating; the gang; Room ' 120; ask Janie; Rainbow; long talks!; woopy-doo. Activities: Girls Drill Team; Spectacular; Biology Club; Pep Club; Flicker. Honors: Type Awards Ambition: To be neith- er too backward nor too forward yet not left behind. CAROL ANN HINES Interests: JDE; always and forever; Feb- ruary 28, 1964 ; talks; ask Joyce about it — anything; what ’9 up?; Toots; D.C.R. rm. 120; Friday — ask Jeannette; friends; Drive in; When? brown eyes. Activities : Beta Beta Biology Club; Flicker — Staff. Ambition: To laugh often and love much; to make today’s dream9 tomorrow’s reality. But I have a hairdryer, Mr. Bergeron feaue for C )hrisfmas vacation ALYSON LOUISE HOBBS Interests: Kutter-Foosick ; C.Y.O.; Woopie-Ding! “Squam Tucks! Summer “66”; Sept. 64; Huskie! Gunslinger; Boston Plus; Hockey; Cambridge; Happy Wanderer; Would you believe? January 8th?????? Grouchy People; It’s so cold out it is Mitten Cold. Activities: Biology Club; Future Teacher’s Club; Bas- ketball Team; Beacon. Honors: Type Award; Secretary and Treasurer Bi- ology Club. Ambition: To walk along with happiness. PAMELA ILGES Pam Interests: Carlo; Canoe rides; oops got wet! Predicaments “65;” The Frus; That summer; ’61 Mercury; Fights; Teardrops; Doubling laffs; Cheering; Dilly Dilly; Castle Hill; Motor Scootering. Activities : Cheer- Leader; Girls’ Drill Team; Beta Beta Biology Club. Ambition: To see the good in others and find the faults in myself. DAVID INGERSOLL Dave Interests: Baseball; Football; Hock- ey; The Red Sox; Pirates; Patriots; Redskins; and Bruins; Bruce; Eric; Jack; Ricky; Tommy; and Co.; B.L.; Individualism; and the con- tinued success of four great guys — Bill; Frank; Skip; and Tim. Ac- tivities: Honor Business Club. Hon- ors: National Honor Society; Saw- yer Medal. Ambition : To keep a closely-knit group of friends around me forever. TIMOTHY ANDREW HOLLORAN Keys Interests: WVCA; Mighty Wurlitzer; SOME ; Big 59 Cadillac ; Mr. Berge- ron’s Office; 105A; Backstage; E=mc 2 ? Activities: Stage Crew; Quarter Master; Thespians; Flash; Flicker Photographer; Audio-Visual Manager. Honors: President Stage Crew; S FC; M.F. Martins Medal for Nothing. Ambition: To enter into the field of architecture; to always drive a Cadillac. ANN SINCLAIR HURD Macoonsbie, Beatrice Interests: Painting and sketching; MHC with Bons; sailing; playing “Artless Dodger;” Ta, Cloos, and Lum Foo; old friends; trave ling; theater; Oy. Activities : Beacon, co- editor; Flash; Thespians, treasurer; Beta Beta Biology Club; Spanish Club; Stevens’ Reviewers. Honors: National Honor Society; Junior Ush- erette. Ambition: To help build the better mousetrap. Belinda was our honored guest. MERLIN J. HUNT, JR. Nose Interests: 56 International; 316B ; “Yankee Patriot;” 24; Pines’ Speed- way; Sea Explorers; Ipswich; East- ern Point ; Ice boating at Niles Pond; Atlantic Ocean; Halibut. Am- bition: To make tons of money and keep all concerned happy and re- tire at 23. 0 CHERYL HOLLAND Sherry , W IrH rcst. Bufck ; ’Pizzas; ' riding mogt oult ceftain so f Joe; “66;” Honda; “59;” ac’s; King’s Rook; subs; haunted house; horseback rfl.H. Ambition: To make the of life; and to make a mebody happy. LOUIS IMBRUNONE Louie Interests: West End; Cars; Girls; Pools; Uncle George’s Room; Hor- ace’s Cocoa Corner. Activities : Ma- chine Shop Club. Ambition: To make my Mother and Father proud of me. 55 b to n an uara we epm prepare PAUL CLARENCE JOHNSON Spear Interests: Hockey; Lynn Arena; 17 10 30 66; Tennis; Al’s Truck; sum- mer hockey ’66; Shaffy’s; get psyched; Brown’s Forum; Nick’s, Destruction; G G; Knowlton Vs. Currier; Boston Garden; Flags; ’57 Chevrolet. Activities : Hockey; Ten- nis; Soccer. Ambition : To be suc- cessful all through life. SUSAN ANN JULIAN Sue Interests: long walks; short talks; popular music; babysitting; the boulevard; ask Terry; football games; you know. Ambition: To live, love and be happy, and, to keep smiling. JUDITH JULIAN Judy ; Jude Interests: DUCKY; dancing; Mr. B’s; Aug. 9th; “smoky”; Hawaii; very special pearl; Aug. 11th; week- ends; laffs. Activities: Girls’ Drill Team; Student Secretary; Pep Club; Junior Usherette. Ambition: To change my world of confusion into one of understanding; to learn to forgive, forget, and understand; someday to marry an oak, and raise little acorns. MARCIA ANN KEARSEY Jungle Bunnie; Marcie Interests: “BOBBY”; March 18, 1965; Party “66” — Those trousers; That Chevy; House across the street; Laffs; The wee-three; ask Sharon and Carol; Memories — ask chubs; Winter walkin-Gracie. Acti- vities: Honor Business Club; Stu- dent Secretary; Flicker Typist. Hon- ors: Shorthand; Typing. Ambition: To succeed in the future and to make my parents and him proud of me. PETER JESWALD Pete Interests: Sunday nights; summer ’66; (ask Sandy) ; Third floor room; Lighthouse parties; get psyched; B.B. Brown’s Forum; ’61 Falcon. Activities: Soccer; Beacon; Spanish Club; Track. Ambition: To find my island in this ocean of confusion. BARBARA JOHNSON Barb Interests: Organization of Rainbow for girls. Oct. 31, 1966; ask Cheryl; “Steve”; train to Beverly; My new coat — ask Sheila; Pirate’s Lane; Dennis; Ambition : To go through life with a smile and take things in stride, and somehow to make my parents proud of me. JAY KEEFE Pancho Interests r: E.J.; Harvard Sq. ; Ker- ouac; On the Road; Dylan; ssarg ; old book stores; Greeks; Blessed; Bass Rocks; golf; cloppers. Activi- ties: Golf; Math Team; Student Council; tennis; basketball; Beacon; Honors; Boys’ State; Harvard Book Prize; Junior Rotarian ; Merit Schol- arship semi-finalist; Honor Society, Pres.; RPI award; ROTC Superior Cadet Medal; 2nd Lt. Ambition: To see things as they are, not as we are. DEBORAH ELIZABETH KIDDER Interests: Intangibles; Gibran; an Idiot; a friend; Messiahs; Kahili; arts; prophets; a pragmatic philoso- phy; soul; Saints; Schizophrenic; getting out of this school; Activi- ties: Thespians. Ambition : To be a free thing; A spirit that envelops the earth and moves in the ether. MARIE KERI ERR Interests Stamps ; lams : talks lortlXi Rane fried shows ; “The bicycle riding; Gloria; T.V. Activities: Famity Living Club; Cafeteria and Library Assistant. Ambition : To find my place in life, help people to the best of my ability and to always remember the man upstairs is watch- ing. PAMELA KIDDER Pammy; “Punkin” Interests: That certain someone; those parties; day at the ski lodge; “PIFFLE”; Hi ya. Tiger; “GO AWAY LITTLE GIRL”; W-D III; football; tennis; St. John’s Choir; “B”; Mary’s Romper Room. Activi- ties: Sailing Club. Ambition : To climb every mountain until I find my dream ; to make the ones I love proud of me. or our final midyear exam in a lions. BARBARA KLINE Barb , Barbie, B.H. Interests: P.J. Party; “65” ask Pam; the out of town football games ; stock car races; tennis; the Valiant; those rides on weekends. Activities: Sailing Club. Ambition: To laugh at the past, accept the future with a smile, and to make my mother and father proud of me. BARRY KNICKLE Interests: Golf; B.R.G.C.; skiing; Swimming; Skating; fishing; target shooting. Activities: Frenc h Club; H.O.T.C. Band; Varsity Golf Team; Varsity Rifle Team. Honors: Sharp- shooter Medal. Ambition: To attend the University of Vermont. CHARLES EDWARD KNOWLTON Charlie, DeMaume Interests: Guns; Boats; Mug-Up; Carpentry shop; 311-Donie9 Sub- Shop. Ambition: To join the service — Coast Guard or Navy. Oh, Oh, here comes Mr. Karcher! MARGIE ELIZABETH KNOWLTON Kid Interests: Dave; July 23rd; Chica- go — Memphis; NAVY; Mercedes; Weddings; Christmas — September 1st; Washington St. — 999-61-72 — avia- tion; Spaghetti dinners? Skiing; the Beach; Jamaica. Activities: French Club; Biology Club; American Field Service; Honor Business Club. Hon- ors: Sawyer Medal. Ambition: To make people as happy as one per- son has made me. WILLIAM KNOWLTON Billy Interests: Hobbies; Chevy cars fron 1955-1964; Playing the organ; Start- ing a group called the SKYLINERS; Surfing and the beaches; All sports; and trying to get a job after I am out -of school. Ambition: To try to get out of school in 1967. And get a job or join the Army. SHARON KOLODZIK Interests: The Red Falcon; ask Carole and Barb; Monday mornings — ask Pat; Bowling; “Boston”; Walking in the rain; The green Plymouth; Those long talks with Carole and Barb. Ambition : To suc- ceed in whatever I may attempt and to make my parents proud of me. PATRICIA KOZLOW.SKI Pat Interests: That certain someone; Monday mornings; ask Sharon; the corner; ask DeDe and Sue; long talks; ask Charlie; Basketball Games; Ask Jeannette. Activities : Honor Business Club; Student Sec- retary. Honors: Typing Award. Am- bition: To live my life to the ful- lest, to be a success, and to make my parents proud of me. lie hoc h hales leam lo eij on JOHN PETER KTISTES JK, Olak, Transistor Interests: Scouts; WVCA; para- flash; “58” I.H.; Xmas tree. Ac- tivities: GHS, Science Fair; Fresh- man football; Thespians. Honors: 1st place, honorable mention, GHSSF. 3rd place Regional Science Fair. Ambition: To accomplish my life long desire by becoming city coro- ner. She likes to cook. OLIVER LAFLAM Ollie Interests: “Eileen”; Southern Rd; Nov. 2, 1966; Cars; “the Drags”; Bikes; Party of 57 Chevys; Boats. Ambition: To become a first class machinist and to make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. DIANNE LOUISE LANDERGREN Dede Interests: parties at Lighthouse; Squam Rock; that weekend; SBBS in Rockport; wooden submarine; horseback riding; Rocky Neck gang; laundryman ; the Rook Activities: French Club, Secretary; Sailing Club; Beta Beta Biology Club; Flicker Staff; Floor Master’s Assist- ant; Junior Volunteer, Chorus, Hon- ors: Junior Usherette. Ambition : To decide DONALD K. LANDERGREN Don Interests: DeMolay; M7 ; skiing; the ridge; Peg Leg; 328- A Melrose; Lynn Jamboree; tuna fish sand- wich. Activities: Varsity Rifle Team, baseball, German Club, Thespians, Math League, soccer team. Honors: Treasurer, National Honor Society, Lt. Col. George’s Morse Jr. Medal, Sawyer Medal. Ambition: To play Route 66 DAVID LANE Dave Interests: CapeAnn Sportsman’s Clubs; AGO Rifles and Shotguns; Girls; Cars; all sports; Pool. Ac- tivities: Rifle Team. Ambition: To be a draftman and airplane pilot. STEPHANIE LANE “Step”-Steppit-Little Sister Interests: Parties — You’re it; polka dots; We sisters; Boston; New Hampshire; coffee, travel; Pepper- mint; long hair; music, art; “BORN-FREE”; The PJ party; “ten toys”; Ask Pammy. Activities: Junior Volunteer Ambition: To stop the rain and catch the sunlight. ROBERT PAUL LARSEN Harry Lime, Lars Interests: Chevys; Bikes; sports; Boating; The Gang; epping; moving out; music; gas fumes; wild cars; swimming, the jungle big high deep pits; Hurst; Beached and Bridges; M H 9:50-14; Being Good. Honors: Drum Major Activities: Band: Boys Chorus Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt victory after victory ARTHUR W. LAWSON Any Interests: Cars; ’57 Chevy; Girls; Dances; THE PARK; Carpentry Shop Trio; Room 311; “9:30 Mug- up”; Clyde. Activities: Track 1 and 2. Honors: National Honor So- ciety; Company B Squad Leader; Outstanding Junior Cadet 1966 in ROTC. Ambition: To become suc- cessful in everything I attempt. ANN LIMA Lim Interests: Operation “H”; flying Florence; ask Fatima; mop; ask Lucy; S.R. — Snowflakes; Alpha Omega. Activities: Student Council; Student Secretary; Leaders’ Club; Basketball; Junior Usherettes; Floor- master’s Sec.; Pep Club, President. Honors: Honor Business, Vice-Pres.; Flicker Business Manager; Typing Bookkeeping, Shorthand Awards. Ambition: To treasure the gold and find the silver. KAREN LEAVITT “Hey Freshman” Interests: N.Y.C. Enrollec; Horse- back riding; Guitar; Tom Rusk; F.W. Harvard Square; Ask Pam (P.J. Party) ; That night; V.W. Tennis; Football; Boys!!! (D.W.S.) Never forget E.K.; New York!!! (Ask Sharon) ? Honors: Type-I award Ambition: To laugh at the past and accept the future. To be- come a Practical Nurse. To make my parents proud of me! FLORENCE ANNE LIMA Interests: Our Lady’s C.Y.O.; Op- eration “H”; “What the picture say?”; ask Ann; the Bruins; hoc- key; NY.Y.P. Boston; Purple; Hojo; astronomy; Pep Club; PH I. Activi- ties: Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Beta Beta Biology Club; Program Chairman. Flicker ; Junior Volun- teers; Special Books Class. Honors Typing Awards. Ambition : To suc- ceed in whatever I may undertake. Mr. Patton, one of our capable custodians. ANN MARIE LIMONE Ann Zie Interests: J.E.E.; Long Beach; pretzels — ask Joanne; Blue Cadillac — crash; cheat much ... Phinna?; curls; “our locker!”; Holy Thurs- day — “66”. Activities: Alpha Omega; Girls’ Drill Team; Flicker. Honors: Spectacular Drill. Ambition: To remember: “When wealth is lost, nothing is lost; when health is lost, something is lost; when character is lost, all is lost. ANN CHRISTINE LIND P. K.; W. J. K. Interests: Dick; Y.P.F. ; Rainbow; driving; ski ing; swimming; tennis; Pajama Parties; football baseball; graveyards; bowling; goofing off; laugh ing; the Cape; having fun. Activities: Pep Club Sailing Club. Ambition : To become a nurse, and marry him, and have a long happy life. RONALD WAYNE LIVINGSTON Ronnie, Ston, Reginuld Interests: My baby; Lotus-Ford; Cobra; King of the Road; 335 Jimmey; 316-B; September of ’65; Alabama; Hemi-Volks; M.Y.F.; B.S.C. ; B.S. of A.; New York City; Fuzz at Bridge- water and Niles Pond. Activities: Grenadiers; Office Help. Ambition: To stand tall and en- dure whatever the future may bring. Jne oasAe oaJI team pro aides RODERICK MACNEIL JR. Rod Interests: KAREN; hunting; stockcar racing; 1966 Volks- wagen;. Activities: R.O.T.C.; Sergeant. Ambition: To make her happy and proud of me, to succeed in whatever I at- tempt and to live a happy and useful life. SUSAN GANE LODGE Sue Interests: Explores; Pioneer Girls; Church activities; books; the Stop and Shop Gang; pizza; “Susa,”: College Chemistry (! !) Activities: First GHS telephone student; Fu- ture Nurses; Orchestra. Honors: Honorable Mention. Ambition: To go to Phila. College of Bible, be- come a missionary nurse. PETER G. LOMBARDO “Peter Boy” Interests: DONNA; That date at A.G.H.; The Park; Karate; Ask Carlo; Carpentry Shop Trio; 311; 9:30 Mug-up; St. Peter Fiesta; The Club Ask Art; Clyde; “60 Ply- mouth;” The Y. Activities: Track Team 1. R.O.T.C. Honors: Individu- al Drill; Company “B” Guidon. Am- bition: To Further my Education and enter the Field of Electronics. CARLO ANTHONY LO VASCO, JR. Fatty Interests: PAM; Kandymen ; motor- scootering; those fights; Red-sled; Dilly Dilly ; ask Pam; parties; Castle Hill; D.V.S.C.; losing weight?; Abdo; canoeing; fell out; hunting. Activities: Beta Beta Biolo- gy Club; Chorus; Student Council. Honors: Corporal; Sergeant; First Lieutenant. Ambition: To make her happy by becoming 4-F and con- tinuing my education. SHARON ELIZABETH LOWE Interests: GEORGE; “61 Olds”; the woods Magnolia; fights; Mellow- Yellow; How do? Honda; Yuh!; Mistakes?; those walks; Friday night (that one) ; whoops!; Fun; Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. To get the most out of life! KATHY ANN MAcDONALD Interests: ? We three; “Wow!”; Guap; Crane’s Beach; Potato Sticks!; Muchas Ha-Has; Marty; Jaguars; SAM; Lynn Arena; Good Harbor; J. Pritter; The Rook. Ac- tivities: Leaders’ Club; Pep Club — sec; Biology Club; Flicker; Spanish Club. Honors: Junior Usherette; Bi- ology Book Prize. Ambition: To be the candle that spreads the light or the mirror that reflects it. RICHARD DON MACNEIL Dicky, McNally Interests: Nancy; 14 Hockey; Lynn Arena; Shaffy’s; Al’s truck; summer Hockey; c’mon Paul get psyched; Brown’s Forum; Drive in; Skunkpipe; Boston Garden;. Activi- ties: Hockey; Leaders Club; Soccer. Honors: Co-Captain, Hockey. Am- bition: To play Pro Hockey; meet Gordie Howe; make those close to me proud of what I do. THERESA ANNE MADRUGA Terry Interests: G.C. Troubles! Un- derstand? Letters; My B.B. B. “65 G.P.”; Sisterly Battles; 61 Merc.; Predicaments “65”; Frus; Alpha Omega; August “66” Coffee over A Piatt An- drew; Activities: Honor Busi- ness Club; Biology Club; Pep Club; Student Secretary; Flicker. Honors: Typing and Bookkeeping Awards. Ambi- tion: Let all my tears be of laughter. Iioe i action on uescfau hi y his. r V, {, L ,i fh HOWARD BRUCE MAKI Brucej Interests: Hunting; Swimming; Soubadiving; Fisherman; Wickey’s; “Arguing with Stoney, Billy and everyone”; ‘‘Being an animal”; Getting psyched; Football for fun and profit; The Bears: Crowther Linemen are tougher; Cove; Walk- er’s. Activities : Football team; Lead- ers Club. Honors: M.P. — R.O.T.C. Ambition: Jr. College, then College Football? To live a full life. JEAN EILEEN MAKI Jeanie Interests: Finland; Luther League; pabtac; Ask Diana; Ask Nance; Working nights; Three sisters; Foot- ball games; Who’s he?; Salem and Lynn!; 5 A.M. ; Mufflers; Whoa; Labor Day!!; Eleanor and Fernanda. Activities : Beacon; Future Teachers; Flicker. Ambition: To find the words to thank someone; To make those who care proud of me. And they say learning can be fun. WILLIAM MALISKI Bill Interests: Girls; Ap.-lO; “The Stone Bridge”; Cars. Activities: The Royal Order of the Water Buffaloes. Hon- ors: Sergeant — R.O.T.C. Ambition: To try to succeed and not make a mess out of things, -v ARTHl ELD ■interests : Au,tmuV ca s Ford ; ' Pebblp Beach ; Suf t 98 oen me MoreLT That ; TJie v ' bArn; trip; $chlump _ 4 _I)ikes ; Field; salt ' wat r taffy c R . 0 . T . C . rBa 1, Am ditto) ceedrxin WJlatStfir) I athri J alway be happyA )( DONALD MARKHAM Donny Interests: Linda; The jays; Fast moving Dodges; Basketball; Foot- ball; Epiphones and Gretches ; M20; the Beatles. Activities: Basketball I. Ambition: To go to college, gradu- ate, make lots of money, and live on the interest. LINDA MARIE MALLETT Lyn Interests: Frank; 2 26 65; ‘‘our car”; skiing; “Frus”; 61 Merc; Alpha Omega; mad-much? Activities: National Honor Society; Pep Club, treasurer; Honor Business Club; Junior Usherette; Biology Club; Student Secretary; Flicker. Honors: Type, shorthand, bookkeeping awards. Ambition : Live as long as I want but not to want as long as I live . VINCENT JOSEPH JAMES MANZO V innie Interests: Cars; School. Ambition: To get ahead in the world. CHARLES MARTIN Charlie, Chuck Interests: Pat; Rock and Roll; Rhythm and Blues Music; Cars (fast) ; The Stones; My Guitar; Crumbled Fenders. Ambitions : To succeed in life and to make my parents proud of me. 7n - uaru we celebrate RICHARD MARTIN Richie; Risk Interests: S.O.M.F.; New York; Day in Court; Clicks; Preps; Grooves; Hobbits; Cherry Red Epf� y ; Show- man; Stock Cams; T10 2 20; 101 Hemi; Only 20; Red Socks; Yard- birds; Tic Tac Toe; Tea; Boston; Good Friends. Honors: 5 Year Man. Ambition: To graduate and see the world. STEVE McCOLLUM Steve, Hoss Interests: MAUREEN; cars; money; lifting; A.C.C. Club. Honors: Ambition : To live it up. Activities : Leaders Corporal ; Sergeant, go to Greece and JOHN MCCORMACK Interests: A-C.C.; Speed; Pool; Swimming; Loafing; Tooting the Trombone; and hanging around An- drew’s doing nothing. Activities: Grenadier; Individual Drill. Honors: Corporal and Sergeant Ranks. Am- bition: To succeed in doing some- thing instead of the nothing which I’ve been doing up to now. EDITH ANN MCDONALD Edie Interests: Pisces horoscope; Andy’s Car; N.H.; Richi’s; The Cem ; Rol- ling Stones; cold winter nights; Cheshire; dances; Roy Orbison; Peanuts; Mary-Ann, Mary-Jeanne girl talks; no shoes; WHOOPEE DING; “Hi Teddy Bear;” peanut butter; books; The Stone Bridge. Ambition: To be, or not to be, I don’t think I’ll make it. ALBERT MCFARLAND A! Interests: Hunting and guns; motor- cycles; coin collecting; A-C.C.; pool; the hill; the corner; 160 scrambler; G.I. and C.S. Activities : Varsity Rifle Team; High School Band. Honors: Solo Trumpet; Sharp- shooter; Sergeant 1st C. Ambition: To further my education in order to get a good job and make my parents proud of me. MICHAEL MARTIN Mike Interests: ’61 Chevy; Blondes; Uncle George’s room ; Horace’s Cocoa Corner; that certain someone; Bass Rocks; Hunting; Swimming; Fair- wood; Dublin, N.H. Activities: Ma- chine shop club; Individual Drill; Platoon Sergeant. Honors: Bachelor’s Trophy ’66; Master Sergeant. Am- bition: To become the best in whatever field I choose. MARY-JANE McCALLUM Janie, Jenniffer Interests: U Hate me!; Surf’s up; “I’ll never tell”; King’s Rook; PA- DIDDLE ! ; “Beat Amesbury!” ask Joyce; “There she is!”; ask Pam; Woopeee-do! Activities: Pep Club; Beta-Beta; Sailing club. Honors: Typing awards; Stage Crew treas- urer. Ambition: To become a model for SEVENTEEN. To drive around the rotary backwards. Point one, Melanson, get that hair cut 7. ) ash in a ton s J)irt icfau cuitn a vacation. THERESA B. McINTOSH T.C., Mac Interests: Sleeping; Madison; B-52; summer ’64; Paul Boomer; Alpha Omega; shrews; Mac’s; BOSTON; W.P.S.; ask Linda; grapefruits; presons; New York. Activities: Bea- con; A.F.S.; Tennis, Field Hockey, H.R. Representative; Pep Club. Am- bition: To make the most of every moment. KEVIN McKAY Kev Interests: Dancing; cars; cards; girls; having a good time. Honors: Sergeant. Ambition : To further my education. MICHAEL MORRIS McLEOD Mike Interests: TERRY; 13; “The Fighting Misfit Weavers’’; Drags; The LeVies; EDSEL; Basketball; Petrous; Tally’s; Track; Soap; Gym Major; Nicks; Showers. Activities: Basketball; Soccer; Track; Swim- ming: Boy’s Gym leader. Honors: Vice-President of Fighting Misfit Weavers. Ambition : To set myself a goal in life, and to make everyone proud of me. DANIEL McRAE Dan Interests: “SHARON” — 143; Oct. 26, ’65; Harmony Ct. ; Vespa’s go; Parties; Our Car; Picnic tables; ask Sharon; TAB; walks; “mug-ups’’; pigeons. Activities: Haskell Drill; Prize Squad. Honors: Winning Prize Squad 65-66; Sergeant; 2nd Liet. F Troop. Ambition : Become a good carpenter; build Sharon a house; make my parents proud of me. AUGUSTUS GARDNER MEANS JR. Gus Interests: S.L.B.; folk music; 5- string banjo; guitar. Activities: Bi- ology Club, Spanish Club, Stevens Book Reviewers. Honors: Lt. Colo- nel; Individual Drill; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill; Jeremy Ingalls Poetry Prize 1966. Ambition : To believe in what I do, or not to do it at all. ANNE LOUISE MEDICO Annie Interests: “First the Garanuk, then Man’’; Creighton Chaney; Scuba; U.N.C.L.E. Dracky; S.F.F.O.W.P.I. ; Faulkner; Tcbaikowsky; backstage; old movies; “Kentucky Babe’ ; is- lands; flying; the Ogre; “the Lock- er’’; Activities: Glee Club; Thespi- ans; A Cappella Choir; Sailing Club; French Club; Flicker. Hon- ors: National Honor Society. Am- bition: To make up my mind what my ambition IS. DAVID W. MELANSON Dave Interests: LINDA .. 10 2 66; black sneakers; stripped gears and broken windshields ... ask Donnie; 63; 40; Sunday afternoon rides with the family; The Rook ... ask Lyn ; Castle Hill; Get psyched; the Gaunt- let; Cold Benches. Activities: Foot- ball Team; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill. Honors: 2nd Lieutenant R.O.T.C. Ambition: To leave my footprints in an untrodden wilder- ness. RICHARD C. MELANSON JR. Rick Interests: Long blonde hair; Dono- van; Rockport ; Sand; Smitty’s; blue Fords; grass; people; bull sessions; the guys; Girls? reading; think!; Stuff. Activities: Hurwitz Health Club. Ambition: To Live. DONALD P. MICHEL Don, Rink Interests: St. Ann’s Band; St. Ann’s CYO — President; Salem Deanery — Recreational Chairman; Andrew’s Corner; The Scopes; Dillon; The Stones; The Rook; at the castles; “14”; 57 Anglia; Honors: Prize Squad Commander, Platoon Sergeant. Ambition : To succeed in whatever I attempt; and to make my parents proud of me. JANE ELIZABETH LEE MILLER Interests: Cape Cod in summer; choir; all the cats. Activities: Li- brary assistant; Beacon, Flash, Stev- en’s Book Reviewers, Special Books Class, Glee Club. Honors: National Honor Society, Flash editor; French III, book award; GWC. award. Am- bition: To find in myself what I admire in others. Jhe 7 )ocationaI (School prepares ALFONSO MINEO Al Interests: Pat; Royal Order of tho Water Buffaloes; Greenbay Pack- ers; Dodgers; Andrew’s; 24 Myrtle Sq. ; pool room; Drum corps; St. Kevin’s; Fast 1960 Anerode Simca ; Oldsmobile 442’s; The drags; Sum- mertime with Pat; Fun. Activities: J.V. Football. Ambition : To make it through college and make my parents proud of me. WILLIAM JOSEPH MITCHELL Bill Interests: More or less; cor- ner; orders; SML; Ranch Roof — ask Mike; Maxies; P.N. ; ou of oil; classic; Rook; and My- sterians; Flash. Activities : Grenadiers; Baseball; Basket- ball ; Golf team ; Prize squad, E Company. Ambition: To find happiness and success in whatever I do. MATTEO D. MOCERI Matty Interests: “Fords”; Girls; SML; the Stones; Honda 160; Room 311; 9:30 mug-up; H-Block; Chorus; ask Dick; the Drive-in; that certain girl; week-ends; 56 Ford “Sad Day”. Honors: Platoon Sergeant; Winning Prize Squad 1965 and 1966. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. DEBORAH MILNE Debbs Interests: Ed; Dec. 29, 65; long talks; ask Kathy; 96 tears; we sisters; Hurwitz Health Club; Hustle!; 3rd table; “Rook”; Fri- day nites; Alpha Omega; Skiing, ya ; Get away; “Problem Halloween nite “66”. Activities : Beta Beta Biology; Jr. Volunteer; Sailing Club. Ambition: To join the Happy Soup Club; Get hooked for life. VITO MIONE Rink Interests: Pool; girls; Nick’s; Royal Order of the Water Buffaloes; ask Brownie; U.S.N. ; the corner; hot “64” 56 I don’t believe it! i s students in trade sAi I s. CAROL ANN MONDELLO Interests: October 1965; 57 Buick; ask Sharon; Senior Year; Payday at AGH; ask Sharon; Italian Subs; ask Dick; Good Harbor Beach; That Shop; Kockport. Activities: Student Secretary Honors: Typewriting and Shorthand Award Ambition : To make the most of life, to make the right decisions, and see the world before I’m 25. GAYLE MOREY Interests: JOE; wanna skip??? M.C. S.M. (Of course!) 55 DeSoto (Hemi?) Sept 5; Drive-In; U.S.A.F. ; summer of 66; ask Linda or Karen ; Those talks and tears ! June 67; privacy (almost) ; Fang”. Mr. B’s office. Hon- ors: Type awards Ambition : To live in Europe and to make iny parents proud of me. THERESA ANN MOUNTAIN Terri Interests: Tommy! Beverly; Boston; Friday nights; those fights; 56 Merc; 62 Valiant; Lynda knows; doubling; 9y 2 in.; ask tiny; my girl; Christ- mas of 65; summer of 66. Honors: Bookkeeping I Award; Type I and II awards. Am- bition: To have them see HIM as I do. To understand and to be understood. DANA RICHARD MUISE Interests: Sparky; the Son9 of Lib- erty; Joseph’s corner; Ask Sandy; Combo Compact; this summer; class ring; Saturday nights; frog men. Activities: Gloucester Grenadiers; Prize Squad; Individual drill. Hon- ors: Guidon Bearer — Grenadiers Ambition: To further my education and work with IBM machines. And then live happily ever after. JUDITH ANN MUISE Judy, Jud Interests: parties; the beach; walk much? Alpha Omega; That Tanning Lotion! Are you kidding? The cute ones; summer of 65; That turned up nose; July 23; someday surfing; The Rook; lightening and laffs. Honors: Typing Award Ambition: To travel far, aim high and always see those I love happy. DIANE ELIZABETH MULCAHEY Mulchy, Di Interests: RUSTY; Dec. 25, 1965; summer of 66; week- ends; our little Volva drives; skidding; pictures; Oct. 65-66 Manchester; long talks; ask Dianne; retreats; our fights; ask Steph. HAPPY; “What are you thinking about?” P.Y.F. Activities : Biology Club Ambition: To live for God; to make those who love me proud of me. S MARY MARTHA MULCAHY Mary Interests: King’s Rook: Long talks with JoAnne; Village Restaurant; MONEY; Lynn Arena and Newell Stadium; Carol’s wheel dancing; Ser- geants Party 65 , 66. Christmas Eve “65”. Homeroom with Carol and Mattio. Activities : Biology Club; Thespians; Flicker Activities Committee Ambition: To Live and Un- derstand ! LINDA MURPHY mt iterests: Painting; Folk Music; Rook’ y parties; getting de- ; expresso Coffee; ; jBfumsticks. Activities: Bea- Committee; French club ; To further my study in to make my parents proud JOHN MURRAY Ma, Nails Interests: Tennis, Hockey 9 L.H.B. Squam Rock; skunk pipe 57 chevy; C’mon Paul; DuG; Lynn Arena; Getting Pysched ; Handsome; Flags; Eastern Point parties; Knowl- ton vs. Currier; Al’s truck; G-(-g Brown’s forum. Activities: Hockey team. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I attempt and to make my parents proud of me. NANCY JANE MURRAY Jinx Interests: Scouts; WXCA; flashbulbs; Sunday afternoons; Captain America; Car; Tel- Rad ; Roland’s florist; Elm Farm; Art; Greece; Travel; Hospital Volunteers. Activities : Thespians, Honors: Type Award Ambition : To live life to the fullest and to 9tay free. JAe rp Jjusiness JOSEPH MUSE Joe Interests: Art; Music; Cars; “That certain someone”; White Lincoln; Long talks; Together; Lonely nights; Beverly; Hot cof- fee ouch!; E. C. Parties — WOW; that darn wallet. Activities: R.O.T.C., girls. Ambition: To Love, Live and Learn; to make a million; and most of all to make my parents proud of me. DEBORAH GRACE NAVES Spasm, Debs Interests: Skiing; G-men; Squam Rock; EPYC; old tradition; Rook; poems; Next summer; Stowe; Heads; the Group!, teeny-boppers. Activities: Thes- pians; Sailing Club; Biology club; A.F.S.; Student Council; Flicker Committee. Ambition: to ski the mountain of happiness and love with my eye9 alert to the hazardous moguls of life. GEORGE NALLY W allow Interests: Skin diving; Cars; surfing; girls; ’66 G.T.O. ; ’63 LeMans; November 13, 1965; O. W.S.S.D.U.B. ; S.O.M.F. ; sum- mer of ’65; S-j-S; Life guards of ’66; the shack; U.M.; Hurst; P. B.; the boys; many a night; A.K.O.V. New England Drag ways. The driver! Honors: Ser- geant 1st class, Platoon sergeant. Ambition: To become a navy diver and later a professional diver for a private oceanographic firm. SHARON LEE NELSON Shar Interests: Ask Dee; weekend a B.S.C. ; ’62 Impala; S.S. Conv. September 15, ’65; doubling; TEETH?; eggs; summers; Army Green; riding; writing letters; always late; birthdays; “Eat”!; My room; Pepsi’9. Activities: Student Secretary; Sailing Club. Honors: Typing, Shorthand Awards. Ambition: To finish my education, get a good job, make the most of my life, and be happy with it. Linda delivering the office report LESLIE MARIE NEWMAN Les Interests: “PAUL”; July 4, 1965; that Sergeant’s Party-Red Roses; My sisters; FORDS GO; Donna and her honey; New Hampshire with Paul; Stage Fort Park (summertime) ; Hondas — ask Donna; Hunting and skeet shooting with Paul; Guitar. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biology Club. Ambition: To fol- low the road of love, happiness and success. To make my parents proud of me. To make all my dreams come true and further my education. DANIEL ROY O’BRIEN Danny Interests: Water-skiing; haunted house; summer of ' 65, Cape Hedge; H.H.B.; Calif.; Eastern Point danc- es; these boats; May 8, 1966; O’Maley; Good Harbor, Rockport; Charles Street; Activities: R.O.T.C. Ambi- tion: To be successful and happy. o ' ' KARE XE LI feRLlkG f. Interests ' j K.R.L. — G.D.A.; Book; proh ei da; Ra nbovl; summer ’6q Rockpdr ' fc piVersfiries ; ' hamburgers; talks lAivith Chris; too funn j” ' ; ' ‘ horrible cars; rehearsals; ekfnds; next summer. Activities .’’ Thespians ; p,(jGlVe; French j Clubs; flicker dream the i P’vir ' a-? , tionj 1 To be able Iff dream the imp unreachable star reach the Boston ; letters ; icker Committee. A ROSA OLIVEIRA Rose Interests: That certain some- one; summer of ’66; catching of “gambozinos” ; Siga ; the day Oct. 1, 1966; that green car; “Run around”; “ask Joni” ; Costa Nova Beach ; those picnics in the bruxa. Ambition : Never to look back with sorrow, but to look ahead with a smile. Is this the bus to Radcliffe? ALYSA ANN OLIVER Lysa Interests: Rainbow; Blue Bomb- er — asphyxis ; Summer “66” — Sundays at the B.W.; SEVEN ELMS MAINE; bowling; nurs- ing; modern music; sports. Ac- tivities: Beta Beta Biology Club Ambition : To do my best and understand that is all I can do. JOAN RUTH OLIVER Joni, Jay Interests: Apt. 8; Good Har- bor Beach; July 4th; Intelligent Sneakers — ask Janie; Ft. Devens — Ask D.C.; Dingbat; Maud Frick; Ask Dianne; B-B-Bats and Sugar Daddies — ask Sarah; “I beg your pardon” ; Barefeet; Heigh-O. Activities: Junior Vol- unteers; Pediatrics Ambition: To have many gains; few losses and to have my dreams fulfilled. PETER MICHAEL OLSON Pete, Bobo Interests: Beach Buggy; Ask the surfers; parties; ask Butch and Jack; 10 11 66; Girls Drill Team; The Bears; F-Troop; Get Psyched; Animals; Krauther; Monkeying Around. Activities: Football; Track; Ambition: To make new friends while keeping my old ones, to have fun, and stay single. JOSEPH ANTHONY ORLANDO Joey Interests: 290 Western Avenue; “The Wall” ask Benjie; Sports; Lance Alworth; A.C.C.; Satur- day nights; 35, ask Mary Ann. Activities : Football Honors: Let- terman ; Staff Sergeant Ambi- tion: To go on to college and succeed in whatever 1 attempt; to make my parents proud of me by becoming a good citizen and father. JANE MARIE PADRE Janie Interests: HIM! Swimming; horseback-riding; skating; ten- nis; bowling; Photography; C.Y.O. Floormaster’s assistant; Intelligent sneakers ask Joni; summer of ’65; Wellesley Bab- son Institute Ambition : To grad- uate and get accepted into a college, to make my parents proud of me, and to find hap- piness with that certain some- one. JOSEPH JOHN PALAZOLA JR. Jackee, Forearm Interests: Good Harbor Beach; Magnolia parties; ask Bobo and Butch; weight lifting football 31; get psyched; Bobo’s beach wagon; animal farm; the quant- let. Activities: football; track; leader’s club. Honors: R.O.T.C. Company Sergeant Ambition : To coach football and to teach and to make happy my work. Spring arrives a l SJ ZcS. Dede didn’t do her English homework! JUDITH ELAINE PALMER Judi Interests: GIL; Beverly; “66;” Ma Keegan; “Noogie;” Ask Pam! June 18, 1966; Those long talks with Dani ; Those walks to the Sweet Shop ; Go NAVY! Honors: Type I and II awards. Ambition: To mar- ry him, make him happy, and to make my parents proud of THERESA ROSE PALMISANO Terry Interests: Alpha Omega; C.Y.O.; S.A.B.; California “66;” Lunen- burg; Talks and Tears; White Com- ets; Long walks on Long Beach; Creamed; Sangwichman; Rook; three-wheel car; that night; surf; castle; unbelievable. Activities : Jr. Volunteer; Representatives; Pep Club. Honors: Typing Award. Am - bition: Not to let the sun catch me crying but always smiling. ROBERT C. PARADY Bob, Iliya Interests: Maria; “The Stones;” Hot times on “Hap- py Homans;” The sessions over Hatchie’s; Cranes; “What’s the story;” “ain’t seen you in a long time;” P.S.; the pines. Ambition: To go to college and reach my ultimate goal. To make my parents proud oi me. SALVATORE J. PARCO Sandy, Sal Interests: C.Y.O. ; Driving; Good Harbor Beach: Cranes; .Mysterious Marilyn; Saturday nights; C. C. Book; D.W.Y.F.H.; Cosie Rosie; Beach Boys; Decals. Activities: Chess Club; Grenadiers; Beta Beta. Ambition: To accomplish what I set forth to do and achieve the ultimate goal. FAYE MARIE PARIS Interests: People; that certain someone; Senior club; the drags; Records; The drive-in; Toodles! Working at the YMCA; Advanced Foods II; The doors work; Patch of Blue; Ask Linda; Mysterious phone call ; Ask Ellen. Ac- tivities: Alternate homeroom representative. Ambition: To do my best, to follow the right road to success and happiness. GRACE ANN PARISI Grace -Ann Interests: Icecube 2; Alpha Ome- ga; CYO ; Football; tennis; big brothers; fire hydrants; lollipops; my guitar; Wild Wednesday ' s during POISON IVY SUMMER; Depression Sessions (ask Judi or Elaine) ; The Beach; SURF’S UP; The Rook! Activities: Spanish Club; Future Teacher’s Club; Sailing Club; AFS; Pep Club. Honors: Type Award. Ambition: To discover WHY. DOUGLAS PARSONS Doug Interests: Gloria; Model shipbuilding; Salvage diving; 13 Calder St.; “59” Chevy; My “yacht”; Andrea Doria. Am- bition : To make a life for myself and for anyone who has anything to do with me. LUCY PARSONS Gander Interests: Sports; We four — Dewp ; Reminiscing; misty much?; Long talks; Rosseaus; Rams; 5 minutes; 5 day; 00! 00!; Ask Deb. Activities: French Club; Future Teachers; Biology Club; Leader’s Club; Pep Club; Flicker; Softball; Basketball. Honors: Typing awards. Ambition : To always walk in the path of righteous- ness and to make my family proud of me. ROSEMARY PASCUCCI Ro, Tiny Interests: Men!; Dancing; Food; Cars; Beverages; Fillie Dog; Music; What?; Right?; Boston; Open Mouth, Insert Foot!; Rid- ing; those talks; The Blues; Ask Lizard. Activities : Nurse’s office; Dues Collector; Flicker. Ambition : To be seen before I’m heard ; lose weight ; Keep talking ; to make the ones I love proud. DONALD PATCH Don Interests: Explorers; Demolay; Basketball; Bowling; Weave’s Boys; Jack’s Chevy; Dana’s F-3; Bill’s Trucking; Phone Booth; Old School. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me and to get a college education. CAROL ANN PASCUCCI Cap Interests: Reading good and col- lecting old books; Collecting coins (old U.S. and foreign;) Dolls (antique and foreign) ; Tijuana Brass and Beach Boy records. Activities : Sawyer Free Library; Sunday School Teach- er. Ambition : To be successful and to make my parents proud of me. FATIMA M. PATA Tiny Interests: “Creamed”; Long walks on Long Beach; Sangwhich Man; ask Tommy; Comets; 210; Castles; C.Y.O.; Secretary; Fly- ing Flo ; ask Ann ; Pep Club ; Surf; Good Friends; Alpha Ome- ga. Activities : Junior Volun- teers; Honor Business Club Sec- retary Honors: Typing awards. Ambition: To sail the seas of happiness and land on the shores of success. KEN PEARSON Interests: Electronics; Antique clocks and guns; High fidelity; the Beatles; Collecting coins and electronic parts; shooting my flintlock Kentucky rifle; old books; fixing and building things; Reading. Ambition: To fill a niche. Mr. Curtis let us use crayons today. Mal9 ; ’; C-Bee’s; Cen- ; A Girl. Activities: Stage guard. Honors: Color guard; R.O.T.C. Ambition: To fulfill and live my life to the. to make my parents proud of ffe Senior CVass Sfn Oil) THOMAS PERKINS Tom Interests: Girls; “60” chev ; Nicks; Drive-in; swimming; football; hockey; Getting Psyched. Activities: Football. Honors: Type I award. Am- bition: To succeed in any- thing I may attempt and to make my family proud of me. DANA R. PERRY Interests: Hunting; Fishing; Camp- ing; 23T. ; Ford Cobras; ’55 and ' 56 T Birds; 1932—1953; Red Line at 9, Trumpet, Piano; Good Books; Plays; and Music. Ambition: To further my education ; to succeed in whatever I attempt. JUDITH ANNE PERRY Judy Interests: M.G.H.; hospital bunch; violin; Marks-mobile; “Hi, Sunshine!;” Boston, Pru- dential Tower; U.F.O. ! Activi- ties: Steven’s Book Reviewers; Biology Club; Flash ; Orches- tra; Pep Club; Floormaster’s Assistant; C.Y.O. Honors: Or- chestra, Secretary; Type Awards. Ambition: To gradu- ate from Massachusetts Gen- eral Hospital School of Nurs- ing, receive my “cupcake” cap, and become a good R.N. TIMOTHY PERKINS Tim Interest: Girls; Football; baseball; swimming; hockey; the drive-in; The “Tracks”; Chevy. Activities: Football. Honors: ROTC Squad Leader. Ambition: To go on to higher education and succeed in whatever I attempt. JOAN ELIZABETH POHAS Interests: TRAVEL; Music; Danc- ing; People; F.W.E.E.J.; laffs; He s Green! Ask Judy; Oh BOY! TOO BAD; Michelangelo!!! July 1967; GD-f-T-J-J; Who knows! Activities: Biology Club; French Club; Pep Club. Honors: Biology Club Presi- dent; Junior Usherette. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I under- take. LOUIS PAUL PERRY Butch, Head, Pumpkin Interests: Gina; 3 18 66; Weight lifting; halftimes; Krauther; Animal Farm; Nat- ti’s Sauna; 56; Long Beach; Magnolia Parties ask Jack and Bobo; Getting Psyched; Wouldn’t it be nice; The Bears. Activities: Football, Track; Leader’s Club. Honors: Tri-Captain, Football; MP ROTC. Ambition: To gain weight, to play College Foot- ball. PAUL PIRAINO Paul Interests: All Major Sports; Golf; Hunting; Fishing; Pats and Celtics all the Way! A.C.C. ; The QEDAKS of Gloucester; GTO’s GO! THE ANIMALS; Roy Orbison. Activities: Freshman football; 25X Club; Hur- witz Health Club. Ambition: To climb to the pinnacle of life’s mountain ; and to live life to its ultimate enjoyment. NANCY PORCINO Interests: P.F.; car-car; mu- sic; guitars; listening; under- standing; sailing; playing spy; Never-never land; “The Urge for Going;” green rabbits. Ac- tivities: Sailing club; com- modore; Beacon ; Flicker ; Thespians; Biology club; A.F.S.; French club treasurer; gym leader; C-Block in the office. Honors: Junior Usher- ette. Ambition : Communica- tion. EDWARD JAEGER PORTER Interests: Club outside of school; Shodokan Karate School of Martial Arts; Hob- bies; Karate; breaking rubber bands; biting my toe nails. Activities: J.V. Football. Hon- ors: Honorable Mention in 1964 Science Fair. Ambition : To accomplish more for the rest of my life than I did in High School. JUDITH M. POULSEN Judi Interests: 12 year walk; ask Sandy; BRBC with the kids; The Dawn Breaks ; Depression sessions with Candy; Alpha Omega; Kathy’s Beach. Activities: Pep Club; Flick- er Honors: Type awards. Ambition : To find a way or to make a way. 62 «5 s na liny success Well, at least Jack is happy. MARJORIE ANN PRATT Margie Interests: E.P.Y.C.; Skiing; Mt. Hamilton; Squam Rock; Raymond’s Beach; Stowe; Heads; Mt. Snow; Rolling Stones; sailing; that week- end; zen ; A-men. Activities: Thes- pians, vice-president; Girls Leaders’ Club; Sailing Club. Honors: Typing Award. Ambition: To travel. DAVID STEPHEN POWERS Dave Interests: A.C.C.; ’56 Chevy; Bill’s B.R.G.C.; Electronics. Activities: French Club; Beta Beta; American Field Service; Math League. Honors: Nation- al Honor Society. Ambition : To make life worth living and to come out on top financial- ly in the business world. DIANNE LEE PRESTON Di Di Interests: Young Peoples’; Those Retreats; W-0-0 there’s a rock; One clam chowder please; Our talks, ask Diane; Teaching; They’re here; ask Sue; skidding? The Tiki. Ac- tivities: Teachers’ Club. Flick- er; Honors: Type Award. Am- bition: To remember yester- day; live for today and hope for tomorrow; to find peace and contentment. 63 lie Senior Jir s honor iheii GINA PULEIO Phinna ROBERT JOHNSON PUBLICOVER Bob, P ubs, Mr. Blaa! Interests: Butch ... 56; 3 18 66; Pretzels; ask Joanne; Long Beach; Keys; Cheatmuch? Ask Ann; pump kin, snowflakes; Pinkies; 7 “Wouldn’t it be nice”; Talks, ask Linda; Hampton Beach; Weekends. Activities: Beta Beta Biology Club; Pep Club; Flicker; Homeroom Rep- resentative. Ambition: To make the most of every moment. Interests: Demolay; WVCA; Sally s Sub Shop; Keep cool; Hops Poison Sandwiches; the Stamp; Subs; BLAA!; Who?; YEECH ! Lowell pressure SKIN OF OUR TEETH; Taping sessions. Activities: Thespi- ans; Beta Beta Biology Club; Nurse’s Office Worker???? Ambi- tion: To reach the epitomy of suc- cess and to stay there; and make network and to graduate. MARION AILEEN REED Marni Interests: 8-2-66!; D.M.B.; Rooke ; Roller skating?; Kutter foosick ! ; talks; crazy things; Just call me GRACE!; Hoof-in-mouth; Yeah; my Caddy; Stowe; skiing; Linda’s bus. Flicker , Chairman Faculty Com- mittee; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Biology Club. Honors: Squad Leader, Spectacular, Girls’ Drill Team. Ambition: To learn the answers; to become graceful. CAROLE RENALES Interests: C.A.W. ; red falcon — ask Sharon; “If”; Walking in the Rain; Boston Common; Art; my pals; “Let’s play elephants!”; Sea Haven; having fun; 20 minutes to kill— ask Barb; Boy, do I feel cheap! Ac- tivities: Junior Volunteer; Beacon Art Committee; Pep Club; Alpha Omega; Ambition: To obtain the knowledge of my father and the understanding of my mother. You call this education? j mothers at the JR other- ' Daughter Tianauet. RICHARD ALAN RIDEOUT Dick Interests: Essex, Men’s Bowling League; Cars; March 28, 1966; golf; I doubt it! Girls; Home room 122; ask Bill; A-Block study; ask Ronnie. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may attempt and to make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. GILLIAN ANNE RIGGS Jill Interests: sailing; summer of ’66; Squam Rock; dances; the wooden bridge; that weekend; Mardigra sand; SBBC in Rock- port; wooden submarine; EP parties. Ac- tivities: French Club; Sailing Club; Future Teachers’; chorus. Ambition: To travel throughout the world visiting every coun- try before the age of 23; to enjoy life. ROBERTA A. RILEY Berta Interests: Terry ... 58; 10 1 65; “Kut- ter-Foosick ;” Ask Linda; “she likes to cook!”; That weekend; ’64 Ford; Mr. B’s; S.R. — Snowflakes; Dreen Grum Drops; Cape Hedge; Cry much? “Don’t ya, think?” Bizits. Activities: Supply Room; Athletic office; Future Nurses; Pep Club; Flicker; Biology Club. Ambition: To f l low the light, not the shadow. TIMOTHY LEE RILEY Riles Interests: Bordens; Friday the 13th; Cor- porals; Nashville; Tadeo; PSGC21, Pink- toes; our ships; my castle; 9leep and a main; Everyone knows; school ! Milk and Cookies; and of course B.C. Ac- tivities: Grenadiers; Individual Drill; Prize Squad; Haskell Drill. Honors: Comp. Comdr. H-Company; Ambition: To use my charming personality. To influence people; To keep my Irish eyes smiling always. GERALDINE MARIE RIVERS Gerri Interests: That certain someone; bus to the Newburyport game; ask Cindy! that Buick; su wp; sure will; Petunic?? I doubt it; those talks!?? Ask Brenda. Ac- tivities: Student Secretary. Ambition: To be what the good Lord intended for me to be, and to someday get a ride in that ’38 Olds. LINDA JEAN RIVERS Interests: those New York week-ends; “Watch out for the wire”; That road; that day — ask Marcia; Do you wanna huh??? Chicken!! “talks and tears”; DOUBLE TROUBLE; “If you want?” Ar- lington — Trouble??? talks — ask Chris; ask T.C. Activities: Pep Club; Flicker ; Stu- dent Secretary; H.R. Representative. Am- bition: To make the most out of every moment. Never to disappoint anyone, ever. LESLIE LAC Interests: ydkWc II; Bostoiy; B.U. Team; French .Club, presi Club; Stevens’ ! Reviewers ; M sistant ; toaiwojr Volunteers; ors: Editcm m-chief, Flicker ; al ; Natior l Honor Society, Seci NMSQT Letter of Commendation; Usherette. Xmbition : Not to witn or ceed, but to live up to wha-t I W r DAVID J. ROBERTSON Dave Interests: Nick’s; Mac’s; Destino’s; The cottage; Hockey — ask Skip; “GTO” Hunt- ing; Long Talks and Long walks; Laffs with the Boys; Salem; The Rook; long nights; The castle; Rockport; NorthField 65. Ambition : To find a path in Life and follow it. YVETTE ANN RODERICK Interests: M.A. ; 12 4 64; Army; F-troop, ask Kathy; BRBC ; WWII ; Rt. I— ask Pam; “The House of the Rising Sun”; Waiting; Letters; Never driving; Mom; Alpha Omega, V.Pres. Activities: Student Secretary; Pep Club; Girls’ Drill Team; Squad leader SFC, Spectacular. Ambition: To always have a smile. BENJAMIN THOMAS ROGERS JR. Benny Interests: G.R. cars, European motor rac- ing; ’64 Buick V-6, my ’38 Oldsmobile; 36 Football games; band trips; Baritone Sax. Honors: Band Letter; Band 4 years. Ambition: To succeed in life and to re- store my ’38 Olds, and to make my par- ents proud of me. SUSAN ROY Sue Interests: that certain someone; U.S. 51538.118; Rook; Lil’ Jack; talks witli Dee Dee; Mop; Judy; first ride; “63”; Lake; Essex; Ipswich; longhair; green hornet; Hondas; sleeping out; get much; Activities: Honors: Type awards. Ambition : To see the right side of people; never see the wrong. Make my mother proud of me. DONNA ELLEN RUSSO Interests: Pete; March 16, 1966; ugly faces; ask Pete; 6 1 66; A.G.H. Week-ends; Swinging Gym; 6 3 66; Donna -f- Sharon; 9 12 66; Those arguments; ask Gail -f- Edie; Bos- ton; F-Troop; The Corner. Activi- ties: Alpha Omega. Honors: Typing Awards. Ambition : To see the world before I’m twenty-five and to be happy always. DENISE SALAH Deni Interests: Dylan and Baez; coffee houses; long hair; folk music; Back Shore; Gretch ; blue eyes; motor- cycles; ask Dani; Essex; Earrings; individuality; Greenwich Village; Sports cars; Art; Bearskin Neck. Honors: Typing, Shorthand Awards. Ambition: To go to the Village; To always do what I want, not what others think I should do. 1. Tie S i er 1C IS passe Linda’s chickens went to her head! STEPHEN BARRY SCHUSTER Steve, S.S. Interests: Girls? Sports! Wild Wednesdays; Get-Psyched; APs truck; K.S.F.P. ; Come on Paul; Destructive; Good Harbor Beach; endless summers. Activities : Grena- diers; Individual Drill; Haskell Drill; Prize Squad; Soccer Team. Honors: First Place Individual; Sec- ond Lieutenant. Ambtion: Plan for the future, learn from the past, and live day to day. JOHN R. SCOTT Jack, Scotty Interests: 6 Cleveland Place; The Bulldogs; cars; trucks; Birds; snakes; horses; The Yard; FOMOCO; zzzzz ; Flatheads; Hats; F.T.N.’s; Blacksmith Shop; MPW ; Get the Chain; Oil heat is bes.t. Ambition : To have my parents proud of me, and to be as good a worker as my father. MARIE ANNETTE SCOLA Marie Interests: TOM; Xnn£ 7 ; Rook; Al- pha Omega; long talks; PROB- LEMS? ask Anna; California those roses; Lunenburg; C.Y.p, Activities Pep dent Secretary; Junior Flicker Honors: Ambition: To accept the future gratefully; content with the knowl- edge- that I have made the best of life’s endowments. EVELYN Evie Interests: Bill; F.W.E.; New Freud; traveling; goble”; A-C.C.; Newport, Rhode Island; C.Y.O.; Activities: Basket- ball; Pep Club. Honors: Typing Award. Ambition: To find out where all the flowers have gone. our cS en or LINDA ANN SEAVEY Interests: DON, The 8th frus- trations : Ask Karen ; The Rook — Friday nites. I’ll never tell; The New and the old face — I’ll just ask for UG. Flying Erasers; lost years and sad endings. Activities : Thes- pians, Pep Club, Flicker , Stu- dent Council. Ambition : To Trade Sorrow For Happiness. DANISE ELLEN SEPPALA Dani Interests: BUZZ; ’57 Chevy; MaKeegan; Pay day at Ken- ny’s Mkt. ; Chunky; Nov. 11, 1964; 10:21; notes; bug; I got you babe; Thanks to Phil; Born Free; talks with Chris; we sisters, ragdoll. Honors: Typing awards. Ambition : To marry him and make him hap- py; to make my mom proud of me. HAROLD A. SHARAKY JR. Skip Interests: Baseball; Football; Hockey; Basketball; Buds Black V.W. ; Junior League Baseball; 13,909; BI; NJ ; Playing Pool; just riding around; wearing hats; skating; Aug. 66 Throwing Eggs. Ac- tivities: Baseball Team. ROTC. Ambition: To be a success at whatever I attempt and to make my parents proud of me. JEANNETTE SHEAVES Interests: LONNY; 143; N.H.; Bucket Seats; Foods; Almost; ask Linda; long rides; Basket- ball games — ask par; Fridays — ask Carol; Autumn 67. Ac- tivities: NHS; Honor Business Club Honors: Shorthand award; Honor Business Club. Ambition: To make those I love most proud. Always to be there when he needs me. PETER SILVA Quick Silver David Interests: Gibson Guitars; The Sons of Liberty PSGCII; Jo- seph’s corner; Kenny’s GTO; To keep A1 out. Activities: Mug Ups; Grenadiers; Haskell Drill, Individual Drill, Prize Squad, Home Room Rep. Honors: Finalist Individual Drill III. Ambition : To be- come a Jet technician and to stay happy and single. PAMELA DIANNE SEELY Pam Interests: Aug. 25, 1966; Soho; What’s dis?; memories; ask Judi; “51”; talks with Chris; Ready steady go; “funneepeople” ; “Some- day” With “someone” Ambition : To never walk alone; to make the oner I love most proud of me. DAVID H. SHALLOW Rocky Neutral Interest: YMCA, NRA ; Nick ' s Pool Room; Magnolia Square; Bud; Musk; Manchester; Silver Anchor; EJC; Cleveland; Sports; the hat; 3 lunches; ACC. Activities: ROTC; Varsity Rifle Team; Homeroom Rep.; Football team. Ambition: To seek a goal not yet known in life. ROBERT MICHAEL SHEA Jake Interests: P.S.G.C.II; Girls, Tadca; B.C. by the parking meter; mug- ups; the woody; the old days; Sam’s. Activities: Biology Club; Grenadiers; Individual Drill; Has- kell Drill; Prize 333 squad. Honors: 2nd place Haskell Drill; Grenadier Commander. Ambition: To become a success in Big Business, and to be rich and happy throughout my life. DONNA SILVA Interests: BM; Summer of 65; Dreams; those talks; goodtimes; PJ parties; scared much; our trip: weekends; laffs summers; long rides; old times; D block; writing letters; four Months; July 9. Activities: Stu- dent Secretary Flicker: Honors: Typ- ing Awards; Ambition: To achieve success in the modern world. RICHARD SILVA Dick Interests: CAROL; Oct, 1965; speed; Carpentry; Vespa’s Go; 59 Dodge; 66 Plymouth; the shop; sports; ROTC; boats; tuna subs — ask Carol; H-block chorus; ask Matt; week- ends; Activities: Track Honors: 2nd Lieut; 1st Prize Squad 66. Ambition: To become the best carpenter in New England 67 fie cf Oat arrives with i s SCOTT WILLIAM SILVA Beaver Interests: Jo-Ann ; Dec. 19, 1965; The Rook; Sam-Ann’s; The Tree House; Surfing; Brew Canoe; Good Harbor Beach; Tiod; Why me?; The Manor; B,B B; R.L.; Ambi- tion: To get married and travel around the world; To make my parents proud of me. CATHY ELIZABETH SMITH Smitty, Shorty, Cath Interests: The homeroom nuts; The Happy Weekend “67 ; The nut be- hind me; Laughs with the gang; ask Cher. Activities: Beta Beta Bi- ology Club; B.Y.F. Honors: Type I. Ambition : To find my someone and to make everyone proud of me. TERRY DAVID SILVA Teh Interests: “Roberta ; 10 1 65; Soft- ball; Football; Baseball; Hot ’63 Chevy; 58; Hockey games; Drive-in; Getting psyched; Locker room; Crow- ther; Stan’s; Cape Hedge. Activities : Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Boys Leader’s Club; Honors: Var- sity Football Captain; Commander — M.P. Ambition : To play pro-football and make my mother and father proud of me. ERNEST B. SMITH Ernie Interests: Norma Ferguson; Squam Rock; ’57 Ford; Ask Norma; Ski- ing — ask Sherry; Horace’s Cocoa Corner; Uncle George and his draw- ing; Flat tires; Silly fights; Guns; Bows and Arrows; A pretty blonde. Activities : Machine Shop Club — Pres. Honors: Bachelor Trophy. Am- bition: To get married and be a success in anything I do. PAUL SONIA Squash, Hogan Interests: Linda B. Hoss; Fishing; Drag racing; 327 Chevelle’s; Sam’s; Clarence’s; Chevelle’s don’t go; Huh! Activities: R.O.T.C.; Electri- cal Shop; Health Club. Honors: Junior Sgt. B Company Commander. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me. To be healthy, weal- thy, and wise. PETER NORMAN SOUZA Pete, Dogbone Interests: Basketball; Football; Fish- ing; Mr. Wise’s G-Block; Fords, Bah; No. 8; 426 Hemi; Joseph’s Corner; Chocolate milk; Bill Cosby; Oh yeah!; Celtics; Big feet; 2:25; Funny cars; School lunch. Activi- ties: R.O.T.C. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I may encounter and conquer it with understanding. CAROLINE ELIZABETH SPANKS Spanky Interests: Bowling; that certain someone; the clam — ask Barb; the Paint; Oct. 31, 1966 — ask Betty; those long walks ; the back room in 105 — ask Barb. Activities: Flicker ; Biology Club; Family Living; Pep Club; Future Nurses. Ambition: To become a good Practical Nurse, be happYt and make my family proud of me. DOUGLAS SPANKS Spanko, Tiger Interests: Girls; F. Troop; Jeannies socks; animal farm; getting psyched; (71); M.Y.F.:- Shadow; Hockey Games; crying towel; Lee Raceway. Activities: Football team. Honors: Letterman ; Student at G.H.S. Am- bition: To get married and raise a big, fast downfield Blocker. CHERYL DARLENE SPINNEY Cher Interests: people; places, ask Mary; our talks; basketball; football; rides; walks; arguing; 4 10 66; lunch gang; those freshmen; ask Cathy; junior year. Activities: Bas- ketball team; Leader’s Club; Pep Club; Flicker. Ambition: To live as happily in the future as I have in the past. To make my parents proud of me. LINDA ANN STEWART Lindy Interests: JOE; 1966 Tempest; ask Sweet ; my back yard ; Art with Mr. Curtis; making those delicious meals in Advanced Foods. July, ’66. Ambition: To make my parents un- derstand me; to make that special someone happy for the rest of his life. JO ANNE SUTHERLAND Jo Interests: 12758594; the lanes; LONG TALKS; the Neck; Es- sex; CYO; Think too much! Problems! sewing; long walks; — ask Shar ; We three; wheel; dancing; that party. Activi- ties: French Club; Flicker. Ambition: To find my part in the world and play it well. LINDA MARIE SWEET Candy Interests: STEVE; Snookems; 59 Plymouths; Ask Stewart; “That wonderful night”; Those long talks; summer of “66” October 31, 1965. Am- bition: To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them. To succeed in what- ever I may attempt. JOHN TARANTINO Johnny, Gorilla Interests: Chevs ; LINDA; Girls; Football; The Stones; Room 311; 9:30 Mug Up! First Floor Locker; “Mother’s Little Helper”. Activities: Football; Track 1. Honors: Commander of “F” Troop; National Honor Society; Win- ning Prize Squad 1966; Am- bition: To enjoy life and stay happy. ROBERT WILLIAM TEBO Bob, Te Interests: Hunting; ‘Lil Bob — 389; Harrison Ave.; “The poor little kid”; Friday Nights; Summer of 66! West End Drug Store; Activities: R.O.T.C. Band; Rifle Team; Honors: President of J.V. Rifle Team; Ambition: To be a success in life and make my parents proud of me. shaJzers. cfri L and meda s Interests: S.E. Mumsie; Singing; all kinds of music; West Gloucester Gang; helping Pam teach Ronnie Julius Caesar; “ask Carol”; Oh Yappa ! P.J. Parties; Moods Draw- ing; Blue Eyes; the Barn; ’55 Chevy; Summer of ’66; Nov. 5, 1966; dirty hands; S.V. Ambition: To be a Physical Therapist SUSAN STRACCIA Sue Interests: West End; DONNIE; Li- brary Yard; The 1957 Chevy; The Fort; Summer 1966; August 27th; The Beach; “Fiesta 66”; North End; Boston; “That’s Life;” “May- be” Ambition: To make my parents as proud of me as I am of them ; and to make my life complete with that certain someone. One and one are two. Right? DIANNE JEAN SUTHERLAND Stella, Molly, Di-Di dance our waij tfirouc i to move. GEOFFERY EDWARD THOMAS B.G. Numpy Interests: Redeemer; Nile9 beach: Summer of 65; Big school THUN- DERBIRD; O W SPEED SHOP Activities: Flicker ; Photography Committee. Ambition: To follow in my father’s foot9tep9. BILLIE H. TUPMAN B.H. Interests: C and D Blocks; M.U. with Quick; 1964-5 Prize squad; reunions; Baseball; Football; S.B. Activities: Prize Squad; Individual Drill; Haskell (7) ; Biology Club. Honors: Officer in the R.O.T.C. Ambition : To graduate from college and enter the service with a com- mission pAW-DO|V� T£oft££f Trt t , Viutvj to) tA S% KEE.V 0 SARAH ELLEN LI { ' 5 ' TftY TOIVANEN f -$ fJldfto VOd Sloopy “Sarabequiet” Interests: Wing, Slink Gang; 665 f Harvard Square — Rems; Bandy q Pryor; Locker screaming j Jk ' , Birds; Indiana — Spring “66” l V- W.E.L. ; Roost Jon; “And over here we have our pome- granates!” Jan Her Howdy y’all” The Unicorn WBZ — courtesy of pack. Activities: Thespians; Beacon, Art Com- mittee. Honors: Type Awards. Ambition: Not to Be told how fcOKRv R BLOCK TIMOTHY TEIXEIRA Tex Interests: “Cindy”; Basketball; C.Y.O. ; The hill; Saturday night9; P.T. crew; “New Hampshire”; ski- ing; “Honda”; Big D’s D.D.-G.S.; Mech. Draft. 1 A-Block. Activities: Prize Squad. Honors: Commander of C-Company; Third Place Prize Squad Jr. Ambition : To take with pride whatever life has in store for me. . C DONNA LOUISE TULLA Interests: Youth Fellowship; Rainbow; The locker; 325; Music; Reading; 316B ; Skat- ing; Make believe; Freud. Ac- tivities: A Cappella Choir; L Thespians; Student Secretary; French Club; Glee Club; Flicker Staff. Honors: Honor Business Club; National Hon- or Society; Typing and Book- keeping Awards. Ambition : To serve God and make my par- ents proud of me. THOMAS TEIXEIRA Tom, Tex Interests: The dark room!? Honda 150; Backstage; The firm of P.H.T.; Jim’s Work of ART. Activities: Stage Crew; Flash, Flicker. Photog- rapher; Thespians; Grenadiers Ambition : To take the road less traveled. Does a square block go into a round hole? our Iasi Sergeants ' J j artg — STEVEN CHARLES TYSVER Steve, Tricycle Interests: Skiing; Harley 74 Art; Rocks; Often Bob’s; Dylan — Rainy Day Wemon; (BIG SCHOOL) ; None of the above; Activities: Band; German Club. Honors: Band Commander. Ambition: To find truth in the world, and humility in my- self. JOANNE VADALA Jo Interests: FRIDAY NIGHTS; laffs; the kids; WE SISTERS; Honda’s hockey; Sept. 7, 1966; parties; sum- mer memories; oldies; long talks. Activities: Leaders Club; basketball; tennis team; Student Secretary; Flicker. Honors: Gloucester Times Tennis Trophy; type award. Ambi- tion: To find happiness, to make these who love me proud. DAVID VEGLIANO Vegetable Interests: Coins; Camping; Travelling; My Corvair; Ketchup racing “66”; Hey Claude; walkie talkies; orange moose; locker screaming; Fred Astaire drop-outs. Activities: National Honor Society; Hon- or Business; Student Secretary. Honors: Type and Bookkeeping awards. Ambition : To enjoy life to the fullest and peace and prosperity for the world. DAVID JOSEPH VIATOR Dave D.V. Interests: Girls; Don’t ya think? D.V. Code; Whap; Brothers Four; Marty’s Bush; Chucking. Activities: Flicker; Grenadiers; Haskell; Prize Squad; Ind. Drill; Platoon Drill. Honors: Company Commander; Third Place Individual. Am- bition: To succeed in my chosen field, and to prove good guys finish first. MARILYN VEATOR Lynn Interests: T.R.; Boston; Or what?; R.F.R.B.; ship; summer “66”; Schoom ; Stones; May 13th; The gray wagon. Activities : Biology Club. Ambition : To look up to the light and never fear the darkness, and to find a cure for worrying. ARNE VICTORINE Interests: That Country Gentlemen; Ser- mons with Father Richard; Jerold’s I.ov- in Spoonful; Haircuts?; Unique Happen- ings; Karl Marx; Paul McCartney; 9 17 66; Activities: One time Grenadier; Track. Honors: GRADUATION. Ambition : To travel throughout the world and gain a knowledge of life. PAMELA KAY WAGNER Pami, Chunk Interests: P.W.W. ; WE SISTERS; OOOO Neat; Daisies forever; Hus- tle; N.H. Rockport; BINGO!; Mum- kins; Burple; Daisy Dog; April 10, 1966; Good and Plenty. Activities: Junior Usherette; Student Secretary. Honors: Type and Shorthand awards. Ambition : To be reincarnated as Phyllis Diller. Ahaaaaaaaaaaaa. ROBERT ALAN WALLIS Bob Interests: SURFING; you know who; the endless summer; surf; surfaris; tan over; 60 Chrysler; green competition stripes; the farm; Demolay ; walking empty beaches; Tyah; Dylan; N.H. Ac- tivities: A.F.S.; Grenadiers. Honors: Having Eduardo Carniero A.F.S. Student from Brazil. Ambition: To give more than I take. BARBARA JEAN WHITE Dum Dums Interests: Kutter-Foosick ; daisys; V 2 Heaven y 2 Heartache; Bo ulevard Castles; Summer Places; “A Mil lion To One”; Hockey, Football and Cheering ; Special “FRIENDS” (so sorry), Activities: Student Council; Girls Drill Team; Supply room; Dues Collector; Flicker; Homeroom Representative; Flash; Student Sec- retary; Decoration Committee. Hon- ors: Cheerleader; Flicker Sports Chairman; Drill Spectacular; Am- bition: To make my Mom above so terribly proud! “Please say a cheer for me.” «§ ■% remember Jo) hall A e aiw ELIZABETH EILEEN WHITE Liz Interests: “KENNY”; MG’s 5 29 66; Water Fight; ask Lucy; 5 Day-5 Minutes; 8 24 65; Summer of 65; We Four; “DEWP”; Skiing-Climb- ing Mt. Washington; “Castle Hill; Doubling with Terry and Mike. Ac- tivities: Future Nurses Club; Flick- er. Honors: Typing Award. Ambi- tion: To become a nurse and to lead a successful life. LORETTA JOYCE WHITE Bear Interests: “We sisters;’ 3rd table; “HUSTLE”; THE ROOK; Mump- ins; Neat; PAM; Hondas; D-Block Laffs; The Kids; Lunch; Week- ends; 96 Tears; West Gloucester; Skiing. Activities: Student Secre- tary; Hurwitz Health Club. Am- bition: To be the Cadet Colonel of the R.O.T.C. THOMAS WHITE Whizzer, if kite, Tom Interests: Senior High Youth Group; Chess; Coin collecting; “67”; Mr. Sperry’s Trig, class; Beat Dunsky; “Drill.” Activities: Grenadiers; Chess Club; Biology Club; Cross Country Team; Track Team; J.V. Baseball Team. Honors: Cross Coun- try Letter; Track Letter. Ambition: To make my parents proud of me someday. y- HARON LOUISE WHYNOTT p6tty - ' ■ Interests: W.L ' .pA; lO$9 6 Ci;et B : MaUtf; I ancing ; A .✓ ' as of Hon-yJ We p� ree ;-N oblen6 ; Ask Mar-, .§6, ears ; Rbcl pdrt ( -JJet’s Jj-o ; cia ; 4 6 1 e rs , Ne ! ! FALCON- Activities: Beta ojogy ;, Student Secretary ; There’s one in every crowd! Typing Awards, to m$ke the- SHIRLEY JANE WILSON P Bunny Interests: “2,000 Salt ' and Pepper Shakers;” My weight; apk Ken; Drive-in Theatre; A 1 Hillman; Beach- ing; Bowling; Dough; Flowers; Laughing with him ; jH|s ' XL-CH and Truck. Activities: Family- Living, Vice-president. Ambition: To con- tinue my education; to understand him and stay with only one bdy— KENNY. ANITA MARIAN WONSON Muth, Pack Interests: Living; Communicating; Meaning; Applying; Nancy knows; Yes; Try; L.T.I. 71; J; J; J; J; J; and J; The Unicorn; Harvard Square; At Reni’s; Bandy; The WBZ Group; B.C.; Lockerside Psychoanalysis — 5c; Activities: Bea- con; Thespians; Mathematics League. Ambition : Understanding; to be able to add at will to the betterment and preservation of be- ings and their world. RUSSELL R. WONSON Ben, Huck Interests: ANN; July 4; Saturday Nights; Print Shop; Baseball; Foot- ball; Six Stripes and a Star. Ac- tivities: Benjamin Franklin Club, President. Honors: ROTC Squad Leader; Sergeant; Second Place Prize Squad; Company Sergeant. Ambition : To be as good a prin- ter as Mr. V. ; to become a print- ing instructor; to marry HER and live a long happy life. Graduation Day — t June l , IQ 67. GUY RAYMONDE WONSON II Interests: Boats; water; pool; 9tamps; walks in the hot summer sun. Activities: Gym Leader; Drill; Honors: Sergeant. Ambition: To hope to see in a way others can see only me. TODD R. WONSON H.E.G.; Cape Cod; Debbie’s apt.; Miller Killer; sailing; snow skiing; running wild with A-man ; Green Grass AND Stones; Doing a job with the Chem’s; Paul Foley; room 304; Primatic’s car. Activities: Sail- ing Club; Leaders Club; Beacon. Honors: Corporal; sergeant. Am- bition: To become a well-known fashion co-ordinator, and own the world’s fastest 911. MICHAEL B. WOOD Mike Interests: S.M.L.; corner; Donnie’s Rock; Maxies; Manch roof — a9k Billie; kitchen gang; NAM.; sports; “Stones”; Wash. D.C.; Com. Ball; classic; you see it; notice Dlotus; Long Beach. Activities: Football; Baseball; Basketball; Honors: Na- tional Honor Society; Prize Squad; Jr. Rotarian ; Basketball co-captain. Ambition: To be happy and suc- cessful in whatever I attempt. Hum, that’s not what I thought it was. WILLIAM G. WOOD JR. Bill Interest: Surfing; Motorcycles; the farm; DeMolay; Long Beach; the silver bullet; Wipe Out; Endless summer. Ambition : To surf at Cape Saint Francis. LAWRENCE D. WOODMAN JR. Larry, Skippy Interests: PAT; Fighting Misfit Weavers; S.M.L. License and Summer of 66; July 28 and 22, 1966; the Mysterians; Activities: Baseball; Bas- ketball. Honors: Color Guard. Ambition: To fin- ish school and establish a stable and happy life. RONALD LEE WOODARD W oody, Ron, Ronnie Interests: Hot cars; Drags; 60; Valiant; New York; International Dory Races; Girls; summer of 66; Sea Explorers; Fishing; boating. Activities: Prize Squad; Individual Drill. Ambition : To do what I can to make my parents and commu- nity proud of me. STANLEY WORTHLEY Interests: Swimming; hunting; guns; pool; “The Hut” Nick’s girls; Rezzies; “course” Friday night’s cards; Chemistry I; C.U.E.; Wallace’s; ask Tweedy; Activities: Spanish Club. Honors: Sergeant. Ambition: To succeed where others have failed. Our as Presentation Day — June 2 1st. NANCY XAVIER Interests: Rainbow; Dicky; Squam ; Bug- abuga; Ask Cathy; messy lockers; Hey, Debby ; Lynn Arena; Pshew ; sailing; G.H. Beach; getting lost; rehearsals; moods. Activities: Thespians; Sailing Club; Flicker. Ambition : To light one small candle in a world of darkness. RALPH YARN Interests: Skiing; Sports Cars; Aston; Maxie9 ; Mt. Wildcat; S.G. Little Bob; Singing Beach; My Eye; Rally; A-Block. Activities: Football; Rifle Team; Gym Leader; Soccer Team. Ambition: To be free, and to alwayi have problems to solve. MICHAEL JOSEPH ZAGER Rabbit Interests: YMCA; sports; hacking around; eating and sleeping; playing games; and watching the Bruins and Red Sox lose. Ambition: To continue my education, to succeed in my life’s work and make my family proud of me. DIANE MARIA PARISI D.P., Game Time Interests: JIMMY; Essex and Ipswich; J.B. ; “Dylan;” Summer of 66; Larraine; “THE CRYIN’ SHAMES;” Long Hair; Rolland’s; Susie Q; Sure Will?; fading friend. Honors : Type awards. Ambition: To love who I want to love; to be who I want to be; to prove the world wrong; and not fade away. CHERYL ANN RANTA Twig Interests: A.G.H.; The Square Blue P. and ask Sheild); 31, J.966; ask Barb ; New Eddie’s Pirates Iftane; good times j jr rtoraes ' t the rock ; t Bolt; Water Balloons?’ ' Suer Motorcycle Rides; ask Sheik ; Ciy and S.A JJicfnors: TypmlF wards. Ambition: wh at I want, when t want, whh nothing said from i yoi tTo-- ma ake my family proud cW rr ‘ . 74 Nous ne jasons pas comme des pies! c )amera JOHN DELTORCHIO Del, Smily Interests: J.P. ; Hunting; fishing; lobstering; boats; All sports, espe- cially hockey; Brown’s forum. Activities: Hockey, co-captain; squad leader; soccer; Number 19. Honors: Captain of Hockey team. Am- bition: To have a job where I can go to work at 12, have an hour off for lunch, and get through at 1 :00. To succeed in anything I attempt. DIANE FROST Dee Dee Interests: The Rook — that first ride with Sue! Tears! Icky Bicky — Ask Sue — Rides to MacDonalds — Ask Mop — Letters — Linda’s Bus. Am- bition: To make my parents proud of me as I am of them. JOSEPH P. MOTT Joe Interests: Surfing; Cars. Ambition: Draftsman or mechanic. GAIL POWERS Interests: “Boys;” The Old Gang; Ask Jane and Sharon C.; The Corner; Little Blue Vespar; Patsy’s car and Sharon’s car; 1 2 66; 10 9 66; 9 28 66; Ask Sharon and Roseann ; Immature. Ambition: To do things I like and dislike; to be happy; to make certain people eat their words. SETH W. HYDE “Serth,” Seth Interests: “Them Apples; ’ Epiphone dreams; “The Insomniacs ’; the Mad Mouse; psychedelor bass runs; “I doubt it;” girls; riding bare- back; parties; playing at parties; Suzy Creamcheese; girls. Activities: Thespians; ROTC. Ambition: To make the most out of my life by making the most of my opportunities; to hear Segovia play. WILLIAM J. PLACE Bill, Billy Interests: Baseball; Football; Basketball; Girls; 59 Ford without an engine. Activities: Cafeteria. Ambition: To be a good machinist and make my parents as proud of me as I am of them ; and to get an engine for my Ford. SANDRA SCHALLER SanDee Interests: Noviciate; June 30, 1967; Girl Scouts; afternoon tea parties; CYO; a game of monopoly with Millie and Olive at CYO; Sunday mass; pigeon racing; school; bird watching; walking. Honors: Typing awards. Ambtiion: To find the Temple of Gold and become a famous Girl Scout leader. ALSO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS: ANN BEAULIER STEPHEN CHISHOLM JOSEPH GENEST CHRISTINE HAGERTY PHILIP JACOBS ERIC JOHNSON ROBERT JOSEPH WILLIAM LEAVITT WILLIAM MCRAE DONALD MICHEL ROBERT MOORE SALVATORE PARISI ALVARO RAYMOND DONALD SAMPSON LINDA WHITE ROBERT WILLIAMS JUDITH RIX The Pres, digs in. 75 HONORS OF THE CLASS OF 1967 Jeanne Attaya, Alberta Bennett, Alfred Bolcome, Grace Brancaleone, Meta Cushing, Timothy Flanagan, Elaine Gamage, David Ingersoll, Jay Keefe, Margie Knowlton, Donald Landergren, Jane Miller, Daniel O’Brien, Leslie Roberts, Donna Tulla, Linda Veno. Diane Alves, Jeanne Attaya, Alberta Bennett, Mary Jane Blunda, Alfred Bolcome, Grace Brancaleone, Caroline Burnham, Darryl Clark, Meta Cushing, Robert Drohan, Diane Eklund, Timothy Flanagan, Elaine Gamage, Paula Grillo, Eileen Heinonen, Nancy Hewett, Ann Hurd, David Ingersoll, Jay Keefe, Donald Landergren, Arthur Lawson, Linda Mallett, Anne Medico, Jane Miller, David Powers, Leslie Roberts, Jeannette Sheaves, John Tarantino, Donna Tulla, David Vegliano, Linda Veno, Michael Wood, Florence Bradstreet. Alfred Bolcome, George Capillo, Darryl Clark, Loring Cook, Jay Keefe, Donald Landergren, Michael Wood. me : Jay Keefe Leslie Roberts. Bat zona Tf erzt rS c z o ars izp Betters of Gommencfatzon: Dean Chamberlin, Darryl Clark, Anne Medico, Jane Miller, Leslie Roberts. Cynthia Harnish J lio to a ' ap i (j Robert Drohan Diane Eklund Nancy Porcino Linda Hardy Marion Reed JoAnne Sutherland Caroline Burnham Diane Landergren Robin Cohen William Britton Grace-Ann Parisi Nancy Borge Cindy Harnish Tim Holloran Tom Teixera student photographer Senior Section Diane Eklund Nancy Porcino JoAnne Sutherland Carol Douglass Meta Cushing Donna Tulla Anne Medico Joan Pohas Diane Preston Susan Bulduc Barbara Amero Jean Barletta Linda Hardy Bill Britton Jean Maki Activities Linda Seavey Karen Oberling Jeannette Sheaves A1 Bolcome Anne Medico Rosemarie Pascucci Marcia Goulart C 1 alendar Cindy Harnish Marcia Goulart Caroline Burnham Linda Hardy Linda Seavey Gina Puleio Anne-Marie Limone Kathy MacDonald Toby Dutton Holly Cavanaugh Grace Parisi H.O.U.G. Myles Raizin Bill Britton Tim Riley Billie Tupman 1 Jocationaf A1 Bolcome FLICKER STAFF daculti y Superlatives Marion Reed Linda Hardy Cindy Harnish lypiny Donna Tulla Anne Medico Pam Wagner Linda Rivers Carol Douglass Josephine Frontiero Rosa Oliveria Elizabeth White Marcia Kearsey Sandra Fraga Kathy Conti Alyson Hobbs Linda Mallett Terry Madruga Susan Buldus Barbara Amero Mary Jane Blunda Elaine Gamage Sharon Whynott Susan Gilzinger Sports Barbara White Joan Garvey Roberta Riley Linda Hilshey Susan Bulduc Nancy Xavier Debbie Canning Diane Alves Nancy Borge Meta Cushing Darryl Clark Grace-Ann Parisi Susan Hayes Adv ertisin y Ann Lima Elaine Gamage Glenn Goldman Florence Lima Lyn Brooks Marion Reed Anne-Marie Limone Linda Mallett Terry Madruga Judy Poulsen Lucy Parsons Debbie DeCoste Judy Perry Fatima Pata Terry Palmisano Bill Britton Meta Cushing Jeanne Attaya Nancy Borge Holly Cavanaugh Toby Dutton Gina Puleio Glenn Goldman Linda Hilshey Lynne Elwell Anne-Marie Limone Susan Hallett Kathy MacDonald Alose TitAo ( tor led Hardest Donna Tulla Anne Medico Robert Drohan Jean Maki Barbara Amero Susan Bulduc Cindy Harnish Diane Preston Diane Eklund Nancy Porcino Ann Lima Jo-Anne Sutherland Meta Cushing 77 . { r i . : ' • ■ 5 v ' ' i ’ X V ; - v ; ; jp . „ . 4 ' M t ' ' ' ” 4 -; . -e . , i w , .. . - % % zt ■ s S � .• .. THE 1966 lire 1 k scon This year the Gloucester High School Fishermen made a fine comeback over last year’s record and provided hun- dreds of enthusiastic fans with many thrilling games. Gloucester lost Friday’s opener with Swampscott in the air. The Fishermen couldn’t stop the Sculpin passing at- tack that clicked for three touchdowns nor could Gloucester do much passing of its own. But a determination to gain victory was still in the eyes of Gloucester’s Fighting Fishermen, and though losing to Newburyport 24-6, Glou- cester may have laid the foundation for a winning team in the future. Coach John Furey’s scrappy Fishermen moved the ball well against the Clipper Veterans in the first half of the Newburyport game. Marblehead used a double-edged sword to execute Gloucester 27-6 on a sultry Saturday afternoon at Spanish War Veterans Field. Joe Chianciola passed down to the Marblehead 12, before Marblehead caught up with him. The play began with quarterback Jim Goodhue passing to end, Pete Natti, who lateralled to Chianciola. Covering 45 yards, the razzle dazzle maneuver set up the Fishermen’s lone TD. In the fourth game of the year, Gloucester took the first step on the long road back to football glory by whipping Woburn 22-14. This great victory was a real morale booster for Gloucester. This was evident with the 54th meeting between Beverly and Gloucester, traditional rivals, ending in a thrilling 6-6 tie. Outstanding on defense all afternoon, Gloucester’s Wayne Jackson broke through to dump Beverly for a .1 k : I score I A | lie I, Benue: Igi, I | it! c: I 11 9 Mt 80 ) FISHERMEN [Ik three yard loss. Jackson was also a key man in pass defense which limited Beverly to four completions in 15 tries. The fighting Red and White kept Gloucester scoring high against Peabody 12-6. Gloucester’s winning touch- down came on the pass to Don Riley which Jim Goodhue slipped between the Peabody defense. Riley continued into end zone to complete the 34 yard play with teammate Jack Palazzola rushing in to help block. Riley set up the score with an interception. With more determination than ever, the Fishermen plunged forward. Leading the Fishermen in rushing, Co-cap- tain Joe Chiancola picked up 57 yards in 16 carries against Amesbury Saturday. He also accounted for the G.H.S. score in the 8-0 win, the first touchdown of his carear. A struggle between G.H.S. and Winthrop ended in a very close victory for Gloucester High. Scoring only after the first half had ended, Gloucester nipped Winthrop 8-6 before a Veterans Day crowd estimated at 3,100. The Fish- ermen pushed Withrop all over the muddy field of Newell Stadium. Gloucester is known for its good sportsmanship, strong determination and drive and also for its excellent coach- ing; but not even a return to the single wing could prevent Gloucester from losing 36-6 to Danvers before a stand- ng crowd at Dr. Deering Field on Thanksgiving Day. It is the unforgettable strength of character our boys possessed that made our team so great. Their sweat, tears, cars of courage, and thrilling victories surely made our G.H.S. football team truly a team to be proud of! BRUCE MAKI— Tackle LOU PERRY— Guard DAVE MELANSON— Halfback MIKE WOOD— Halfback TERRY SILVA— Center JOE CHIANCIOLA— Halfback PETE OLSON— Tackle TOM PERKINS— Tackle JOE CATANIA— End JOE ORLANDO— End DOUG SPANKS— Tackle TIM PARKINS— End MARK BORGE— Halfback JOHN TARANTINO— Tackle DANA LA FLAM — Linebacker JACK PALAZOLA— Halfback 83 Wedge Play in action THE RED Mike up the middle! Perry cuts down Woburn SPIRIT, TEAM TERRI FOOTBALL and a of [FIC PLAYERS Jim gets ready for pass Is it a touchdown? AND WHITE Chianciola on the move! I’m coming Beanie! 85 TRI-CAPTAINS JOE CHIANCIOLA, LOU PERRY, TERRY SILVA with COACH FUREY GLOUCESTER 0 GLOUCESTER 6 GLOUCESTER 6 GLOUCESTER 20 GLOUCESTER 6 GLOUCESTER 12 GLOUCESTER 8 GLOUCESTER 8 GLOUCESTER 6 SWAMPSCOTT NEWBURYPORT MARBLEHEAD WOBURN BEVERLY PEABODY AMESBURY WINTHROP DANVERS GLOUCESTER HIGH SCHOOL 1966 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 88 O.K. who said my mother wears combat boots? Hustle! Hustle! Wood on the move! Goodhue makes another gain of yardage. Hit him again harder! I 89 1966 CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Jackie McCarthy; Barbie White; Toby Dutton; Cindy Dench; Judy Cohen; Nancy Borge; Cindy Hamish; Carol Cook; Robin Oakes; Ruthann Clark; Joy Muise; Pam Ilges. School spirit begins with sports! And the Gloucester High School cheerleaders have contributed greatly to the spirit at all football games and pep rallies during the past year. Using new techniques in cheerleading, the Fisher- men cheerleaders have boosted team participation and stu- dent body interest at all sport activities. Even when the team’s spirits were low, the cheering squad bounced up to put new spark into the game. Fresh new uniforms were added in the traditional style, with red and white pom-pom shakers. All through the year they have given their time and stamina to promote the loyalty which Gloucester High stu- dents have for their school. Toby stop flirting! 90 P4 TOBY DUTTON CINDY HARNISH NANCY BORGE ANN QUINN (Mascot) BARBIE WHITE JUDY COHEN PAM ILGES 91 G.H.S. HOCKEY Back Row, Left to Right: Capt. John DelTorchio, Bill Brown, Don Lowe, Woody Cook, Paul Johnson, Don Riley, Gene Barratt, John Murray. Front Row, Left to Right: Capt. Dick MacNeil, Jack Alexander, Bryan Dench, Ed Currier, Joe Chiancola, Dana Knowlton. A GREAT SEASON After many hours spent at practice and with the able guidance of their coach, Mr. Canniff, the GHS hockey team opened their season with a well-earned victory against Danvers. The boys made this game a stepping stone to their undefeated record of 12-0-4. Pride filled the hearts of many, but not as much as their coach’s for this year the GHS hockey squad presented Mr. Canniff with his 100th win — what a thrilling and memorable game! Because of their strong sportsmanship and skillful tactics under the leadership of co-captains John DelTorchio and Dick MacNeil, the “Flying Fishermen” gained a berth in the State Tournament. In the tournament, their first round pitted them against Xavier. Despite their natural nervousness, they came back to win the game in the last 35 seconds. Gloucester’s first in a series of shut-outs was the Danvers game in which four different players kept the six-year tradition by defeating Danvers 5-0. The GHS team, always at its best, was at its greatest against Marblehead. In this great comeback, the players exhibited their qualities of championship. The Lynn Classical game was a memorable one, especially for John DelTorchio, who scored a “hat-trick plus one.” Skating over their opponents throughout the game, Gloucester was victorious 4 to 1 ! Retaining the North East Conference crown last year, GHS shut out Swamp- scott, depending largely upon sophomore Riley’s hat trick. The contributions to the success of the ’66-67 team were outstanding — the senior players worked constantly as a spirited team, the underclassmen are remembered for their high scoring and promising playing. 92 SENIOR PLAYERS ED CURRIER— Goalie WOODY COOK— Wing PAUL (SPEAR-CHUCKER) JOHNSON— Defense JOE CHIANCIOLA— Wing DICK MacNEIL — Wing JOHN DELTORCHIO— All Star JOHN MURRAY— Center JACK ALEXANDER— Wing 93 COACH AND CAPTAINS CAPTAIN DICK MACNEIL, COACH JACK CANNIFF, CAPTAIN JOHN DELTORCHIO THE SCORES GLOUCESTER 4 DANVERS 0 GLOUCESTER 5 WINTHROP 0 GLOUCESTER 3 WOBURN 1 GLOUCESTER 5 AMESBURY 0 GLOUCESTER 2 MARBLEHEAD 2 GLOUCESTER 5 SWAMPSCOTT 0 GLOUCESTER 1 MALDEN CATHOLIC 1 GLOUCESTER 3 SALEM 1 GLOUCESTER 2 BEVERLY 2 GLOUCESTER 4 CLASSICAL 1 GLOUCESTER 3 ENGLISH 1 GLOUCESTER 3 ST. JOHN’S 1 GLOUCESTER 4 SAUGUS 1 GLOUCESTER 6 PEABODY 1 GLOUCESTER 0 PEABODY 0 94 LINES AND DEFENSE FIRST LINE MacNeil Knowlton DelTorchio GOALIE Dench DEFENSE: Johnson Lowe Brown K Cv ' • ' v- WW a mm SECOND LINE: Alexander Barratt Riley GOALIE Currier THIRD LINE: Cook Murray Chiancola 96 CO-CAPTAINS IN ACTION No. 19 moves the puck. Dick hustles for the puck. CO-CAPTAINS JOHN DELTORCHIO and DICK MACNEIL OW— OW! Dick on the breakaway. 97 W8 Shoot it past him Del! Stop him, Gene! FISHERMEN Barratt shoots. fc-T;’ All Star Dench makes the save. 98 4 Catch him, Chucker! HUSTLE DelTorchio and MacNeil in for a score! Steal that puck, Murray. Brown, Riley, and Lowe in on the play. Bill speeds down the ice Chuck it, Chucker! Jack stick-handles the puck Headed for a locker room lecture? Donnie on defense. BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row: Dave Curtis, Larry Brown, Larry Woodman, Mike Zager, Mike MacLeod, Mike Wood. Kneeling: Tom Feener, Mark Osborn, Sam DeCaro, Tom Middleton. Missing: Carl Caldeira and Darryl Clark. With only two starters, the G.H.S. varsity basketball team faced a long and busy season. Under the leadership of co-captains Mike Wood and Carl Caldeira, and the coaching of Robert Welch, the team tied for third place in the Northeastern Con- ference. Good rebounding by Mike MacLeod, Larry Woodman, and Carl Caldeira, out- standing shooting by Tom Middleton, and spirited playing by Mike Wood and Tom Feener and Junior Larry Brown, made the G.H.S. team. It was a hard season for G.H.S.; and most fans remember the “heart-breaks” that G.H.S. suffered. We’ll also remember the distinguished team that the ' 66-61 season produced — junior Tom Middleton was second highest scorer of the league, and the remainder of the varsity players were always an outstanding example of good sportsmanship and ability. 102 LET’S GO! M-m-m-m-m-m Go, Mike, Go. CO-CAPTAINS CARL CALDEIRA, MIKE WOOD and COACH 103 THE SCORES GLOUCESTER 30 BEVERLY 66 GLOUCESTER 45 NATICK 72 GLOUCESTER 65 PEABODY 70 GLOUCESTER 54 SWAMPSCOTT 61 GLOUCESTER 79 WOBURN 59 GLOUCESTER 63 WINTHROP 53 GLOUCESTER 94 MARBLEHEAD 66 GLOUCESTER 72 NEWBURYPORT 47 GLOUCESTER 39 DANVERS 49 GLOUCESTER 52 SWAMPSCOTT 58 GLOUCESTER 80 WOBURN 72 GLOUCESTER 45 WINTHROP 50 GLOUCESTER 77 MARBLEHEAD 47 GLOUCESTER 73 AMESBURY 64 GLOUCESTER 80 AMESBURY 60 GLOUCESTER 47 DANVERS 49 CO-CAPTAIN CARL CALDEIRA CO-CAPTAIN MIKE WOOD Carl up for two points. Middleton gets the rebound. 104 SENIOR PLAYERS a - ffr% .i-M DARRYL CLARK MIKE MACLEOD MIKE ZAGER TOM FEENER LARRY WOODMAN 105 106 SPEED Haven’t you ever seen a basket before? I quit Should I or Shouldn’t I? Wait a minute, I lost a penny. SKILL Dribble down the floor, come on, Gloucester, raise that score. Catch it! Pass it! SPORTSMANSHIP . . . Now what do I do with it? Somebody’s movin’ it, movin’ it, movin’ it. Where did everybody go? 109 AND ACTION. What goes up, must come down — sooner or later Don t cry Mike, it s only a game No karate on the court. First one who touches it, is a rotten egg. JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row: Mark Osborn, Ken Korthas, Pete Natti, Gary Stone, Gary Stone, Gary Jadkson. Kneeling: Steve Woodman, Paul Mitchell, Dick Oliver, Carl Nilsen, Dave Guarrassi. GLOUCESTER 42 BEVERLY 38 GLOUCESTER 68 SWAMPSCOTT 42 GLOUCESTER 56 ST. PETERS 42 GLOUCESTER 45 WINTHROP 46 GLOUCESTER 56 WINTHROP 20 GLOUCESTER 81 AMESBURY 40 GLOUCESTER 50 MARBLEHEAD 24 GLOUCESTER 48 PEABODY 39 GLOUCESTER 42 WINTHROP 43 GLOUCESTER 66 MARBLEHEAD 46 GLOUCESTER 48 NEWBURYPORT 45 GLOUCESTER 53 DANVERS 48 GLOUCESTER 63 SWAMPSCOTT 44 GLOUCESTER 57 WINTHROP 23 GLOUCESTER 50 MARBLEHEAD 28 GLOUCESTER 81 AMESBURY 40 Will Gouzie’s outstanding junior varsity finished with a dazzling record — 15-1. The team’s great success is attributed to the combination of height and playing power. Rebounder Skip DelTorchio and sophomore Gary Jackson will be valuable assets to next year’s team. Standing: Ralph Yarn, Dick MacNeil, Ronnie Digou, Jack Alexander, Larry Brown, Mike McLeod, Eddie Currier, Bob Nelson, Jay Davis, Mr. Wise. Kneeling: Mark Peloquin, Tim Flanagan, Bruce Johnson, Billy Mitchell, Bryan Dench, Steve Schuster, Sandy Corrao, Myles Raizin. SOCCER TEAM Under the competent guidance of Mr. Davis Wise, a history teacher, Gloucester High School initiated a new sport, soccer, Based on an intramural sys- tem, the team played throughout the months of October and November with plans to begin again after the snow clears. Taught by Mr. Wise, him- self a soccer player in college, who was helped by Mr. Louis Gaipo, the boys learned the fundamentals and some of the more intricate maneuvers of the game. It is hoped that this program will continue and develop into a regular varsity sport at Glouces- ter High. L We thought this picture was too gross to use, but . . . GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Jump Cindy! Team Spirit It doesn’t bite! Nancy shoots Jump Ball Jackie scores 113 GLOUCESTER VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Since its founding in 1940, the Gloucester Vocational School has given competent instruction to Gloucester High School boys in the fields of auto repair, carpentry, fisheries, machinery and printing. The boys are also fully equipped to meet the challenge of further training in institutions of higher learning. Mr. Harold B. Geary is the Director of the Vocational School. Mr. Geary has been a dedicated member of the G.H.S. faculty for forty-five years. Mr. Geary is assisted by Mrs. Marjorie A. Porcino who is also the School Treasurer. Joe cuts the paper . . , And A1 mass-produces the three dollar bill. Mike designs them . . . Dick makes the master . . . 116 VOCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION MR. HAROLD B. GEARY MRS. MARJORIE A. PORCINO Qlouoe te. ' i High School Building Glouce ter nIass. ' 5SACHUSETTS Harold B. Geary. Director Author N. Smith. Co-ordinatvr DEPARTMENTS Auto Repair Carpentry Electrical Fisheries Machine Printing Telephone 283-4401 TO TBS GRADUATING OLA o o OF IS 67: I extend to you my most sincere appreciation for your gracious invitation to offer this me s sore to you. As I traverse the sunset trail and in retrospect weich the impact of forty-five years of educational service to voung people as yourselves, 1 realise that 1 have been a very fortunate individual, amassing a f ortune of untold wealth in the area of human relations . and I have been happy indeed during this time. You are starting on the sunrise Journey and have reached this location, graduation, a short level above the ho r is or. . ' fill you continue to go upward till you reach your educa- tional senith or commence now your chosen service in industry, heme or service to others ? Remember, there is dignity in work, and fortunate are vou who place yourselves ir the hands of trained teachers to be measured, cut and polished like jewels who then contri- bute to the lustre of our working economy. 1 do wish each of you my hone that your individual con- tribution to our society is worthwhile and the Joys of life will outweigh your sorrows. May happiness be yours in car- rying to fruition a worthwhile goal chosen by you. However, effort on your part is absolutely necessary to accomplish this. Be brave and tenacious as you will discover success is never easily attainable. Harold B, Geary, Dire ' c bor , Gloucester Vocational Sdryool 117 FBG:na o ' Anybody got a match? I think someone stole the motor! We know what it is, but where does it go? AUTOMOTIVE SHOP The boys in the automotive shop are given valuable training in this field under the direction of Mr. John Budrow. Before the completion of the course Mr. Budrow teaches the boys how to repair transmis- sions, steering gears, clutches, brakes, and rear axles. In the related subjects the boys are un- der the direction of Mr. Leo Amero. These students leave Gloucester High School well equipped to enter into a mechanic’s shop. 8 This is a job for Superman This will be a house someday. This is the sill that Jack built. CARPENTRY SHOP Students in the carpentry shop are instructed in the skills of woodworking and in the proper use of machines and materials involved in building construction. Under the guidance of Mr. Gasper Lewis the boys learn about planning, framing, boarding, and finishing. This valuable training enables the students to build a house within the school year. In related courses the boys are taught the planning of construction details and estimating of build- ing costs by Mr. Kenneth Stickney. Practice in this field prepares these boys for the eventual op- eration of a contracting firm. Who turned the machine on? This group has 90% more cavities. Do I know you? Besides making pizzas, Mike can draw them too. We knew it would come out someplace. Could Joe be making coffee for mug-up? MACHINE SHOP Under the direction of Mr. Horace Gibran the members of the machines shop receive the knowledge and experience of operating the machines and using the tools used in making machine parts, tools, dies, instruments, and all other objects which are made out of metal. These boys are responsible for the repairing of different machines which break down in the school and much of the sport- ing equipment. In related course the boys, under the direction of Mr. George Perry, learn the theory behind the machines, the use, and the work they do. They also learn how to perform the math concerned with prob- lems they will face in industry and how to read blueprints and draw actual parts. The boys in the machine shop this year, have orga- nized a club which enables the boys to go on field trips to such places as the Sylvania Co., The General Electric Plant in Lynn, United Shoe, and many other industries to see jobs worked on which they might not be able to do in the shop. This also allows the boys to ask questions about the jobs worked on and about pos- sible employment there after graduation. After completion of this course the boys are able to go into a machine shop and run and setup, with precision, machines such as: lathes, milling machines, grinders, shapers, planers, and drill presses. 120 You want it? it’s yours! Ben, don’t fall asleep. Never thought I’d finish did you? Z— Z— Z— Z— Z— z PRINT SHOP Under the leadership of Mr. Harvey Vail the boys in the print shop are taught all the fundamentals of printing, includ- ing hand and machine composition, hand and automatic platen press work, automatic cylinder press work, offset press work and platemaking. In the bindery they operate a power paper cutter, stitch-machine, drilling machine and plastic binding ma- chine. In related subjects Mr. Vail teaches the boys Printers’ Eng- lish, layout and design, Printers’ Mathematics, and trade sci- ence. After the completion of this course the boys can be placed into the printing industry and be capable of setting up and running mostly any machine. The print shop has organized a club under the direction of Mr. Vail. The club is the Ben Franklin Club. Any boy in the print shop with a B average or better is allowed in the club. The club raises money throughout the year, and gives a scholar- ship to one of the senior members. 121 Don’t work too hard ! Don’t worry, we won’t! FISHERIES AND VESSEL MANAGEMENT SHOP Under the direction of Mr. Carlo Sinagra, the boys of the fisheries shop are trained for a career in the Gloucester fishing industry. The boys are taught seamanship, marine engi- neering, marine electronics, vessel management, and other fundamentals of modern fishing, tn addition to work in school the boys receive on-the-job training on Gloucester fishing vessels. Enemy sited . . . We got him! 122 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Sherman B. Ruth Chapter of the National Honor Society aims to stimulate an enthusiasm for scholarship, to create a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the developement of char- acter in the pupils of Gloucester High School. Each year the chapter awards a scholarship to a member planning to continue his education beyond high school. In the area of school service, the chapter sponsors the Exhibit of the Week from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, maintains a stamp machine in the school office, and supplies school guides for special functions. The chap- ter also engages in fund raising activities. During the year, outstanding speakers present programs at special chapter meetings. Miss Claudia Perry is the Chapter’s sponsor. STEVEN BOOK REVIEWERS Each month the Stevens Book Reviewers meet to discuss current literature and cover materials with a broader range than is covered in the classroom. In the spring they hold a public review in the Fellows Library to raise money for the purchase of new books for the library. Mrs. Ann Liebman is the club’s sponsor. 126 FLASH STAFF The Flash, the Gloucester High News- paper, is printed regularly in the Glouces- ter Daily Times. These students, under the leadership of Miss Carolyn Amero, learn the process of printing a paper. The Flash has won literary prizes and should be con- gratulated for bringing the Gloucester High News to the city of Gloucester. BEACON STAFF The Beacon is the school’s lit- erary magazine. Through its sto- ries, poems, and articles, the stu- dents share their insights into their world. For its excellence the Bea- con has won highest awards from the New England Scholastic Press Association. Miss Charlotte Tay- lor and Mr. Morton Sparer are the Beacon sponsors. 127 in ja , C J 3 u ' O v o ; -O u m « 5- 3 JUNIOR ROTARIANS Senior boys are chosen by the faculty to attend the weekly meetings of the Gloucester Rotary Club. As Junior Rotarians, they are given the opportunity to meet and con- verse with Rotarians. From left to right, Donald Landergan, Darryl Clark, Alfred Bolcome, George Capillo, Jay Keefe, Mike Wood, and Loring Cook. MATH LEAGUE The Math League, under the direc- tion of Mr. John Sperry, enables stu- dents of Gloucester High School to show their mathematical ability. Each month this club competes with other high schools of this area. The Math League is certainly an organization of which Gloucester High is proud. 129 FRENCH CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Doris B. Baer, the French Club holds monthly meetings. As the meetings are held in French, the members must utilize their knowl- edge of the language. At the end of the year, the club supplies the annual French II, III, and IV Book Prizes. SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to stimulate interest in the lan- guage, literature, arts and customs of Spain and the Hispano-Ameri- can countries. Its aim is also to promote the use of conversational Spanish among the members. The club, sponsored by Miss Mildred Frostholm, meets once a month. The meetings are conduct- ed in Spanish and offer varied programs. 130 VJgM T i 1 ’it l 1 f J iff T|T%| (A i ■L t ML 1 BETA BETA BIOLOGY CLUB During the school year, the Beta Beta Biology Club presents lectures and programs of special in- terest to students interested in the biological sci- ences. Annually they take a trip to an institution such as Danvers State and Wrentham School for the retarded. Mrs. Myrtle Wardrup is the club’s sponsor. JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS These girls, under the sponsorship of the Wom- en’s Auxiliary of the Addison Gilbert Hospital, spend their afternoons taking the Gift Shop Wagon around to all the rooms. They also serve as run- ners, delivering mail, flowers, newspapers, and other various errands. Mrs. Wardrup is the High School coordinator. 131 The students participating in the Glou- cester High School orchestra are an asset to our school. They have proved their abil- ity and have shown an interest in the field of music. Under the direction of Mr. Puff, they compete in musical competitions and festivals during the year. ORCHESTRA AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The Gloucester Chapter of the American Field Service organization’s motto is “Walk together, talk together, 0 ye peoples of the earth; then and only then shall ye have peace.” Now in the ninth year at G.H.S. this or- ganization has made it possible to bring foreign exchange students here and to sen d our students abroad. The American Field Service was found- ed by Mr. A. Piatt Andrew, a distin- guished Congressman from Gloucester. The A. Piatt Andrew Bridge was erect- ed across the Annisquam River as a sym- bolic tribute to a gentle and good man who devoted much of his life to building bridges of understanding among the peoples of the world. HONOR BUSINESS CLUB The purpose of the Honor Business Club, under the direction of Miss Verna Car- bone and Mr. Alge Vaitones, is to recog- nize honor business students and develop business leadership. In order to be admit- ted, a student must carry at least two busi- ness subjects and maintain a minimum av- erage of eighty percent. In order to raise money for various projects, the club sells book covers and portfolios to the students of Gloucester High School. The Honor Busi- ness Club sponsors a typewriting contest during the school year and gives awards to outstanding business students in the grad- uating class. STUDENT SECRETARIES By typing masters, duplicating, filing, mimeographing, and other duties, the students in the senior class from the business education department offers their services to teachers. The students are under the supervision of Mrs. Shirley M. LaFrance. While helping the teachers, they also gain valuable experience which will help them after graduation. 133 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Townswomen in “Dark of the Moon” THESPIANS Students of GHS who are interested in dramatics find the National Thespian So- ciety a fine means for expressing their act- ing and design ability. Through hard work and diligence, the club presents very suc- cessful productions at least twice a year. The Thespians are under the able direc- tion of Miss Nancy Webber. 134 DARK OF THE MOON Marvin and Barbara Marvin Hudgins did it! Witch Boy gonna lose the bargain. But I don’t want to die! “On Top of Old Smokey” 135 GLEE CLUB The Glee Club is under the di- rection of Miss Eleanor F. Moore. Membership in this organization is both selective and elective. It is open to sophomore, junior, and senior boys and girls who have a serious interest in music. This group presents an interesting Christmas program at Assembly and a spring program. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Capella Choir under the direction of Miss Eleanor F. Moore is an advanced group of singers. Members of this group are select- ed for their tone quality, ability to harmonize, and ability to sing unaccompanied. Members of the A Capella Choir are chosen as so- loists for the Glee Club produc- tions. BOYS’ LEADERS CLUB The Boys’ Leaders Club is under the supervision of Mr. Robert Delisle. The boys are chosen because of their leadership qualities, their ability to perform physical exercises and their wish to keep physically fit. These members give up their studies to help supervise freshman classes. They are also in charge of equipment and locker room maintenance. GIRLS’ LEADERS CLUB Outstanding gym students are selected for the Girls’ Leaders Club, which is unde r the supervision of Miss Maryellen Flannagan. The girls help with the gym program and keep themselves physically fit at the same time. RIFLE TEAM Good marksmanship, good sportsmanship and safe handling of fire arms are all traits of the Girls’ Rifle Team. The club is under the supervision of Sgt. F. C. Cronin. The members compete against various high school teams of New England. Ready! Aim! Fire! CHESS CLUB The Chess Club holds regular weekly meetings. In addition to these meetings, the club sends entrants to the Massachusetts State High School Individual Chess Cham- pionship. They also sponsor the G.H.S. Summer Chess League, the G.H.S. Annual Thanksgiving Chess Tourney, and the Northeast Massachusetts High School Chess Festival. The G.H.S. Chessmen are the undisputed champions of the North East Chess League for the second straight year and Sandy Parco, the club president, set a potential North East Massachusetts Chess League record with sixteen wins. STAGE CREW The members of the Stage Crew give a generous amount of their time and energy to meet the stage and classroom audio-vis- ual needs of the school. Mr. Donald Mc- Phail, the stage director, and the members work behind the scenes to make assemblies and other productions a success, while Mr. Martins, the audio-visual coordinator, and members see to it that teachers make max- imum use of audio-visual equipment and materials. 139 Connect part 3-C to part 1-A. G.H.S. And then do you know what she said? Go ahead, Smile. Double exposure. 140 All right, this time play in tune. A hearty meal. Lives of great men remind us, We can make our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us. Footprints on the sands of time. — Longfellow ■ ■ 3 mt 142 MAJOR CHANCE Under the able command of Major Frank T. Chance the R.O.T.C. brigade has progressed to become the most active and the sharpest-looking unit ever at G.H.S. All cadets are instructed in military policy, history, organization, and training and participate in two drill periods a week. In the spring, fatigue uniforms are issued for physical training. The R.O.T.C. upholds a long tradition at Gloucester High School. MILITARY INSTRUCTORS SFC. WILLIAM J. CRONIN SGT. JAMES L. LLOYD SGT. O’NEIL G. SAUNDERS 145 THE STAFF LT. COL. MEANS MAJ. ADJUTANT BOLCOME COL. GEORGE CAPILLO MAJ. D’ANTONIO 2nd LT. SHEA First Row: Col. George Capillo, Second Row: Maj.-Adjutant Alfred Bolcome, Major Ben D’Antonio, Lt. Col. Gus Means, Third Row: Capt. Tim Riley, Capt. John Tarantino, Capt. Myles Raizin, Capt. Carlo Lovasco, Capt. Tim Teixera, Capt. Paul Sonia, Fourth Row: Lt. Vito Favaloro, 1st. Lt. David Melanson, Capt. Steven Tysver, 1st Lt. Vito Mione, 1st Lt. Dick Silva, Missing: Capt. Robert Shea, Capt. Dave Viator, 1st Lt. Joy Keefe, 1st Lt. Dan McRae, 1st Lt. Steve Schuster, 1st Lt. Bill Tupman. BRAVO COMPANY . . . who, disguised as Clark Kent . . . CAPT. PAUL SONIA FOXTROT COMPANY «SV - fpft 152 All right you guys, shape up or ship out! CAPT. JOHN TARANTINO mmz, GLOUCESTER GRENADIERS CAPT. ROBERT SHEA Counter March . . . The Grenadiers perform at the party VARSITY RIFLE TEAM 1 HF ' m- � . n m ft p| ’ 1 ■ First Row: Gary Jackson, Vem Raftery, Glenn Feener, Pete Linsky, Standing: Team Capt. Steve Curcuru, Chris Brown, Ed Flem- ing, Paul Capel, Dave Shallow. R.O.T.C. BAND Mr. Puff and the Band root the team on. Sgt. Digou keeps the drummers in order. The Band livens up the football games. GIRLS’ DRILL TEAM Vintage ’67 See if you can find the one out of step. Forward, March! 160 GIRLS’ DRILL TEAM OFFICERS Left to Right: Master Sgt. Toby Dutton, SFC Marion Reed, SFC Susan Hallett, SFC Linda Hardy, SFC Para Igles, First Lt. Judy Cohen FIRST LT. JUDITH COHEN MASTER SGT. TOBY DUTTON PARTY The Individual Drillers Lt. Steve Tysver and Miss Sharon Kearsey Lt. Col. Means and Miss Sharon Burke The Grenadiers perform at the Officers’ Party Titos t cS cfi 9 olT ' pi rite cf J)arf) ZlJAi e Jit art? Tiorpe High Spirits! The day after the Flicker deadline? Jltost T)epencfa6Te ties fie TZoierts Ato m Aeixera If you don ' t like it — DON’T LOOK! TICosi U a fen fecf JlCarcia S ' ou art 7} of) Gfancey SJcfeaf Seniors ffudy J offer JIfifze 7. )oocf I never drink wine. 167 AND NOW the lead-off in our parade of dignitaries . . . JKost Popular Jeanne A ttay a Darryl ( Aar l JlCost foiPefp to Succeecf Jlleta Gu shin a eere ‘lETt-4, Pickins’ look good this week. 168 Jfappy oS ucJziest Jfo Jij Gauanaugh Titc ? Pratt G Tosf I rcjum en a o e yCancy Porje Pus Jlteans We’ll skate right by those pearly gates. Small ta k 7}esi JSooJziny C Ji ian Aicjcjs Oaue JlCefanson Mirror, mirror, on the wall, WE’RE THE FAIREST of them all. es Dresseo Ann TKarie Simone Dauicf 73 oii Ma and Pa Kettle I have a date with a pretty ballerina. 172 Has laryngitis set in yet? And they rt off! fastest TP, unners fo t nc j (fincfa JTTa Iett a fie Sfea JKost 7aff?atiue _ Jin a CPufeio (Jeo ye Gapiffo G c VICE- ass G c owns J. G . JlTc jnlosn jtoea Z) anna Ooh, Ooh! What did we do with the matches? JKost Sophisticate cf Oecfe to an cferaren tie an Ctiam Serf am i Settle back and have a Marlboro. ML os 7 Ju Iible L jecny Dextei 7ac7 J a azofa Look, Ben, look, see the dog Mr. Bergeron makes another fast buck. bBesf Jiff Cftrouncf Gincfy JfarnisJi J3en 7) Antonio 176 JKosf JJaslfuI Jerry JlTacfr ' uya JJo in JJeAorcAio ' i’ll kiss you, if you’ll kiss me.” Glass JJfiris yn JJrooAs c5 eoe S cA usJer Can I borrow a pencil? 177 The gang’s back! SEPTEMBER 7. Would you believe? We’re back! 8. Senior girls buy a year’s supply of DDT — guaranteed to kill all bugs and animals! 9. Jeanne Attaya is seen walking down the corridor with a telephone in her hand — who could that be Jeanne? 12. Glenn Goldman starts the year off with a new hair-cut. Wonder where Mr. Karcher got his new toupee? 15. Stevie Shuster starts the year off with two black eyes. Boy, those doorknobs get more dangerous every year! 16. Linda Seavey blows up Mr. Gleason’s chem- istry room, he was unable to save, Snoopy! 19. Butch Perry is seen off grounds getting a new sweatshirt after showing some freshmen girls his flex. 20. Do we have a short circuit? No, it’s only Tim Holleran getting back into routine. 23 Barb White is seen sneaking her sleeping bag into Newell Stadium. Waiting for tomor- row’s game, Barb?? Dickie shows off new tooth. One cup mayonnaise, one cup sugar. Don’t be shy?!! OCTOBER 2. Tim Teixeira shows his artistic talent in trig. He successfully puts a chimney on a triangle. 4. Marion Reed became Roller Skating Champion of 1966. She unwillingly volunteered! 5. Peter Olson proved he was Superman by smash- ing through the safe door in the main office. 7. Hundreds of New York Times are ' found in various lockers. It seems Woody Cook is plan- ning a Buddhist burning. Look out Mr. Brennan!!! 11. Dave Viator becomes a member of the Honor Business Club — even if he is the only boy, he loves it!! 14. Kathy MacDonald and Holly Cavanaugh trip the G.H.S. football team as they came out through the gates. They only wanted to wish them luck. 17. Meta Cushing sports another pocketbook. In the attic again last night, Met? ? ? 18. George Capillo runs to his locker between class- es to eat Kellogg’s Corn Flakes — the TALL UP cereal. 20. Bruce Maki is absent today. Seems his shoul- der pads haven’t come back from the cleaner’s yet. What’s in the cup, Holly?? Lyn has a part-time job! NOVEMBER I. Our own batman, Bob Larson caught his fingers in his locker — Oh, such bat words ! ! ! ! 3. We got a few hours off from school today as Charlie Abbott phoned in the annual bomb scare. Charlie! ! ! 4. Marie Scola blushes as new typewriter mechanic releases her fingers from the key- board. Did it hurt, Marie??? 7. Dean Calder drives entire English Class out of the room. He’s starting “Jingle Bells” a little early this year. 9. Is it possible?? Joan Garvey is driv- ing a new green “gem”. II. Joe Chiancola is seen eating animal crackers again in study today. Come on Joey save them for the Drive-In! ! 17. Doug “Tiger” Spanks wears his stripes to school today. Congratulations! ! ! 18. Don Patch has been officially elected “Head”, but of what?? 21. Darryl (Marvin) Clark tries to con- vince everyone that he’s the “strongest man in this here county!” 23. Nancy Borge has a show down with the Bulldog, but who won? 27. For all those concerned and interest- ed Gillian Riggs is still maintaining her stand. 30. Danger sign — Rickie Pratt reports to drill with a crimson tie! ! The Pep Club, under the guidance of Ann Lima, helped the Cheerleaders and the team to a very successful season: Any Resemblance, Lin??? The Band promoting School Spirit! MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!!! DECEMBER The Glee Club sang at the Christmas assembly 1. Gus Means and Robert Drohan are stopped by Mr. Karcher for running to Miss Perry’s class??? 3. Sue Hayes is seen following another freshman boy. 5. Gina Puleio broke an alltime record — she managed to waste 33 minutes in Chem- istry today. 9. Sandy Schaller gives her own demon- stration in Physiology on her version of “Artificial Respiration” 12. To the amazement and horror of Mr. Gentile, Miss Webber’s Advanced Speech Class listens to Caroline Burnham. 15. Diane Eklund volunteers to be Lady Godiva at the Hair-day Assembly. 16. Myles Raisin, class treasurer, decides to join the Dodge Rebellion! ! ! ! 17. Eddie Currier at last gets a front seat window. 21. Nurse Olson announces she wants to be Santa, and have Mark Borge, Pam Ilges, and Linda Harris as her elfs. 23. VACATION!! GONNA HAVE A BALL!!!!!! These seniors display their musical talent! Santa visits the French Club. Why the grin??? Have a rough New Year’s Eve, Butch? By January Seniors are hard to control! JANUARY Jeanne didn’t have a corridor pass. Thinking about heating Marblehead, boys? 2. Bob Publicover is shocked because Sue Hallet can finally type and file! At last she’s of some use in the Health Suite! ! ! ! 6. Seniors gather at the Rook to study for Mid- Years. 9. Leslie Roberts is seen weeping in Mr. Sutera’s arms. Deadline is closing in. 10. Diane Alves decides to become garbageman after the S.A.T. results. However, Linda Hardy and Robert Shea will work on the Hardy’s Egg Farm! ! ! Chickens !!!!!!! 11. Tom Feener, Mike Wood, and George Nally are sent to Mr. B ' s office. They claim they ate their corridor passes. 13. Dean Chamberlain reaches the door to home- room just as the bell rings. He is reminded that he is on the wrong side of the door and needs a late slip. 17. Grace DiMaria is finally beginning to lose her last summer’s tan. ( ? ) 20. Cindy Harnish displays her “technique” with Councillor Hodgkins on the front page of the Times! ! Please lend me a quarter! ! ! ! Gee, I just love your sweater! FEBRUARY 2. Mrs. Wardrup’s F Block Physiology girls flock to 107 after C Block to meet outcoming class. Get all the answers, girls?? 3. Jack Scott is found in Lanesville by Billy Mit- chell and Bobby Parady after missing for a week. Carries sign “Essex or Bust” 6-7. Snow Storm. What a SHAME! ! 10. Lyn Brooks drops book at Dave Melanson’s feet. Dave picks it up and carries it to the office. Better luck next time, Lyn! ! 14. John Murray seen at hockey practice prepar- ing for Peabody’s game. Shoots for a goal, and puck lands in Mr. Canniff’s mouth. 15. Big Clash in 231. Jack Palazola defines autop- sy as “top of an automobile.” 17. Donna Tulla wears out typewriter with 75 words per minute — competition for Wonder Wo- man. 21. Charlie Mansfield was caught taking a no-dose pill in Mr. Elmer’s Latin II class. 24. T. C. Macintosh explains to entire Physiology class that Rosemary Pascucci is very quiet on a date. Hmmm ! ! 28. Elaine Gamage searches impatiently for a lost freckle — but doesn’t find it. Roberta’s got her Valentine. Many students enjoy Miss Nugent’s crafts class. 185 Gramps! ! ! ! w T 4 ! XC; A What’s so interesting boys?? MARCH 2. Florence Lima is all shook up because her pur- ple socks didn’t match her red sweater. 7. Lucy Parsons is detained from classes for beat- ing up six boys at once. 9. Dave Bott, “Who, disguised as Clark Kent, mild- mannered reporter of the Daily Planet,” makes an- other quick change in a phone booth. 14. Buzwell’s is crowded now that hockey season is over. 17. Munza Catania celebrates St. Patrick’s Day. 20. Tom Teixeira doesn’t do his usual 1,000 deeds — only 999 — slipping Tom?? 23. Toby Dutton and Hollow hang a pair of bronzed Go-Go boots in their lockers. 27. It has been rumored that the HULK is real- ly Dave Gray! ( ? ) 31. Flash!! Half of G.H.S. wall missing; Diane Parisi had a driving lesson yesterday. And away we go . . . Don takes good care of our English books. 186 APRIL 3. Seniors celebrate belated April Fool’s Day by playing hookey. 5. Sue Gilzinger patiently tries to change her hair back to blond after dying it pink. 7. Sheila and Marcia Bruni claim that their mother feeds them bullets so that their hair would come out in bangs! 13. Jack Alexander is seen with new P.F. Fly- ers — Get them for your birthday, Jack? 14. Beauty Salons are mobbed at 3:00 — Mr. Natti wouldn’t let us out at 12:00. 15. Everybody recovers from the night before — “Our last Presentation Party! !” 17-19. Vacation ! ! ! 21. Anthony Favalora finishes eating the cray- ons he has saved since the first grade. 26. Sue Bulduc and Barb Amero discover something new in the lunch room — bread- sandwiches ! ! ! ! ! 30. Debbie DeCoste gives Miss Frostholm a break and comes to school today ! ! Has Carl decided to study?? They said it couldn’t be done! ! Now who’s Glenn giving the eye to?? April Vacation begins — NOW ! ! ! ! ! 187 I Margie s got spring fever. 3. Judy Cohen finally makes the cover of Sports Illustrated ! ! 5. Eileen Heinonen and Leo Erwin are caught holding hands again. For Shame! ! 11. Jay Keefe misses his 105th day of school as be visits another college. 16. Robin Cohen decides it’s about time she reads the Odessey. 19. Fatima Pata cuts her hair about six inches, soon after is seen taping it back on! 22. There were rumors that Roberta Riley was seen moving out of Terry Silva’s locker. Any in- formation concerning the matter, notify the first floor supply room. 26. Editor Leslie Roberts is hiding the FLICKERS while Ann Lima is hiding Mr. Sutera. 30. Senior cadets face last Memorial Day Parade. Don’t worry — she’ll be a good secretary someday. Give them a break, Mr. Card! ! ! Joey’s filling up for the Memorial Day parade MAY O.K. everyone, reunion at Florence’s house in two weeks JUNE 1. Barry Knickles finally speaks his first word since he en- tered G.H.S. Whole school is shocked! ! ! ! 2. Field Day — Carlo Lovasco and Vito Mione find them- selves swimming after an exhausting (HMM!!) afternoon. 6. First Graduation rehearsal — our voices are so bad that Miss Moore decides to hire Mitch Miller. 8. A multitude of bikes are present in the parking lot. It seems some girls have a camp. 9. That “Big Day” is closing in! ! ! 10. Graduation Day ’67. Newell Stadium is flooded with tears. 12. “I wanna go back!” Jack makes his farewell address! The halls are now empty of the Class of ’67 Last study hall! ! Q oJLo -v oXjO— tutu- A bzr Acu - ; - 0d« D i aJ rMjA ' C ' o. ' £■ a e a m ij £ °° a ?AV 3LA f iJ - ,-V C Vi N Q 1 M U MX ft ©nn T u . % Su.dfy_ CutCM U ' f ' A, 0 0 vO fl. V cO V ' a? JW fc €. -c A Q dj? j J J4U u(£ 192 •r-n oflEt AND SO WE PART nm A SPECIAL THANK YOU From the graduating class of 1967 to everyone who helped make our yearbook a success by supporting us with their ad- vertisements. £ rS f OUR LADY OF GOOD VOYAGE C.Y.O. PIKE ' S FUNERAL HOME ERNIE’S MOBILE STATION Main Street Essex Massachusetts Compliments of GLOUCESTER DELICATESSEN 151 Main Street Dial 283-4500 BARBARA ' S BEAUTY SALON 13 Lexington Avenue Magnolia Massachusetts CONNORS PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 112 Main Street Gloucester MISTY ACRES RESTAURANT Telephone 768-6613 Essex Massachusetts 196 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 AMERICAN GLASS CO 15 Parker Street Gloucester Dial 283-6662 GOLDMAN ' S FARN HAM ' S RESTAURANT VILLAGE BEAUTY SHOPPE Village Center Essex GLOUCESTER HOUSE RESTAURANT INC. 63 Rogers Street Gloucester EMPIRE FISH CO., INC PRODUCERS AND PACKERS OF FRESH, FROZEN AND COOKED FISH Empire Wharf, Gloucester, Mass. 199 CLEVELAND FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1929 Thoughtful Care and Dignity Characterize Our Service Martin Street Essex, Massachusetts Dial 768-7722 MRS. HARRY CLEVELAND Manager IPSWICH DAIRY Fairview Farm Essex Road Ipswich HUBBARD AND PURDY ESSEX RADIO and T. V. SERVICE Mason Contractors Blocks — Concrete — Tile Brickwork — and Stucco Plastering 200 KEN ELWELL OIL SERVICE 45 Dennison Street Telephone 283-3359 Gloucester, Massachusetts ■ BOY ' S AND MEN ' S CLOTHING 168 Main Street Tel. 283-5700 Tel. 283-4730 Causeway Street SUDBAY PONTIAC— CADILLAC— BUICK INC. Gloucester, Mass. 01930 Best Wishes, Seniors THE GLOUCESTER DAILY TIMES m MITCHELL ' S DRIVING SCHOOL 3 Washington Street SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 159 Main Street Gloucester Artist Supplies Paints Wallpaper Congratulations From AUNE ' S YARN SHOP SHIP-AHOY Main Street Essex BOB AND RAY ' S SNACK BAR 79 Washington Street % WEDGEWOOD PHARMACY, INC Dial— 768-6631 202 Essex Massachusetts BOOTH FISHERIES INTERNATIONAL 159 East Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts U.S.A. 01931 -M!— O ' CONNELL ' S VARIETY STORE Fountain Service Good Luck, Seniors BECON MARINE BASIN Dial 283-1262 Est. 1902 89 Washington Street WADE ' S I 14 Main Street Gloucester 211 East Main Street — GABRIEL ' S HORN Antiques CILLE BLACKWOOD 112, S. Essex Dial RO 8-6068 Compliments of the FRIEND STREET MARKET DEERING ELECTRIC COMPANY Electric Contractors S. D. DEERING, JR. S. D. DEERING, SR. 15 Washington Street Gloucester GLOUCESTER CHILDREN ' S TEEN AND 204 JUNIOR SHOP MICHEL ' S CAPE ANN DINER 216 Main Street Gloucester FAULK BROTHERS, INC. MASON CONTRACTORS Telephone 283-1771 35 Whittemore Street Gloucester NATIONAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS 196 Main Street Gloucester STEVENS MOTOR SALES Cape Ann ' s Largest Auto Dealer 43 Gloucester Avenue Tel. 283-8500 Compliments of CAPE ANN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING NORTH SHORE THEATRE BROWN ' S OF GLOUCESTER Since 1885 H. C. BROWN, INC. 447 Main Street Gloucester, Mass. Wholesale Distributors 283-2830 CAPE ANN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 154 Main Street The Bank of the North Shore Compliments of VICTORY BEAUTY SALON 8 Center Street Best of Luck to the Senior Class APTT ' S OIL SERVICE Burner Service I 38 Prospect Street Gloucester Dial 283-0218 SALAD PLATES ROAST 8££F CRAB MEAT fn 0 , TURKEY HAM TURA EGG SALAO COLO CUTS .. ' i- EGG PIZZA ft ur Eqq .65 -SO . 55.40 60.45 9075 ITTon .75 55j 206 Compliments of DONIE’S SUB SHOP Main Street Essex HOURS: 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Daily GOVE ' S GULF STATION 1 32 Washington Street Compliments of CAPE ANN GLASS CO. NORTH SHORE AUTOMOTIVE 295 Main Street Gloucester Compliments of MUSAPHIA STUDIO Portrait Photographer Lexington Avenue Magnolia, Massachusetts 207 Congratulations Seniors MR. CHARLES HAIR STYLIST STEVERINO ' S SUB SHOP 142 Main Street LARSEN ' S SHOE STORE 131 Main Street Gloucester CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK 130 Main Street Gloucester BENS WALLPAPER PAINT CO. 115 Main Street Gloucester 283-6541 THE BUILDING CENTER STORES Gloucester, Rockport Congratulations From ADASKO ' S FASHION SHOP 158 Main Street Gloucester GLOUCESTER CAMERA AND PHOTO SHOP 97 Main Street Camera Supplies Finishing Commercial Photography Best Wishes From HUDDER-PARSONS WHALEN Chevrolet Olds GRAY ' S It ' s Gray ' s for Quality Sports Equipment s Congratulations DEMARCO ' S Cleaners and Dryers 103 Washington Street EMILE A. GRUPPE GALLERY 32 Rocky Neck Avenue East Gloucester Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 from THE GLOUCESTER CO-OPERATIVE BANK 85 Middle Street Gloucester, Massachusetts JAMES C. GREELY AND JAMES C. GREELY 212 Washington Street Gloucester, Massachusetts Compliments of BUDROW SCANT 1 1 Rogers Street Gloucester NICHOL ' S CANDIES Route 1 28 Crafts Road Gloucester Exit 12 Rust Island Massachusetts THE TAVERN 30 Western Avenue, Gloucester WHIT ' S END Soda Bar Luncheonette S. S. Pierce Groceries Roclty Neck Gloucester 283-9912 JOHN A. JOHNSON, INC insurance of every description I Duncan Street Gloucester, Mass. Telephone 283-0016 Best Wishes Seniors CIOLINO ' S PHARMACY 390 Main Street Gloucester Compliments of ARMY AND NAVY STORE Gloucester Massachusetts We Carry ROTC Shirts Compliments of THE BOULEVARD GROCERY THE Y.M.C.A. 7 1 Middle Street Gloucester, Massachusetts Congratulations Seniors STERLING DRUG STORE Gloucester THE EMPIRE 171 Main Street Gloucester KING ' S ROOK At Ipswich Folk Music Coffee House 4 South Main Street Route I -A Ipswich, Mass. Telephone 356-9754 Compliments of B. SCHRED FABRIC STORE 108 Main Street Gloucester GENTILE EATON SERVICE COMPANY INC. Best Wishes Class of ' 67 ART JEWELERS Dial 283-0764 284 Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts CALLAHAN ' S RIVERSIDE HOUSE RESTAURANT Main Street Essex 212 LORING STUDIOS Your Official School Photographer Wishes You the Best of Luck in Your Future Endeavors and Is Proud to Have Been a Part of Your Senior Year. New England ' s Largest School Photographers mm i °I m fl fe‘f ' 4 sP? • Srl r£% : 4c - % SAWYER FREE LIBRARY EE LIBRARY ►MASS; ©1930 wrn v ■