Hamilton High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (South Hamilton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

Hamilton High School SO. HAMILTON MASS. 19 5 9 f jvj MAM£ is Walter. X HAVE BEEN HIRED THE Senior Class to glide ol through its H Ami lton ian .... ?AGt DEDICATION Jj FALL IO CLASSES || sports 2 1 CRNDIDS 30 WINTER 31 CLUBS 32 SPORTS |3 C A NDlDS SI SPRING S2L seniors 3 candids ADS ASER FPit-D R , } “ WALTER T HE mPRO E A G L£_ VAoaNl j HE NR ' ) ANd Co. • IS5? j CHICRGO Dedication We, the class of 1959, proudly dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Harold L. Herber. Dur- ing his four years at Hamilton High, he has gained the respect of all who know him. Through his unselfish generosity, he has taught and guided us with unfailing wisdom. We shall always remember him as a tireless, energetic worker, but most of all as a true and loyal friend. 5 During recent months you have heard and read much about Sputnik, Space Travel, and Satellites. This has no doubt affected your thinking about the present, as well as the future. It should not, however, change your attitude towards life, except in a very positive manner. These new developments in science can be a source of great satisfaction in your future, if you permit them to be placed in their proper perspective. New jobs, greater challenges and im- proved standards of living should be among the outcomes of today ' s scientific developments. Whether or not these outcomes prevail over less desirable ones will be determined by you, the graduates of high schools in Hamilton, as well as over the land. The leadership our great nation and the world receives will depend upon your philosophy of living. I am sure that you can provide this essential help if you will practice democracy and religion as you have learned it from your school, teachers, parents and clergy. If you live as you have been taught, success is inevitable for each of you. Your School Committee and I wish you well in whatever you attempt and look forward to following your future accomplishments with pride. Congratulations and best of luck! 6 John H. Lawson Superintendent of Schools There was a time when man accepted the dignity of labor and the satisfaction of a job well done. Our society has changed so that the emphasis is now on the dollar. One thing has not changed, however, and that is that success is tied to pride in the quality of the job that you do. Whatever you do, do it well, and success and satisfaction will be yours. Peter N. Coffin Principal 7 Mrs. Roland P. Berry Therese D’Arche Home Economics Grade VII Mrs. Thomas E. Bergman Business Education ' -v- Edith M. Anderson Grade VII o Aa Natale J. Federico Physical Education Mrs. Brooks Van Everen Physical Education Raymond H. Wallace Science Mathematics Mrs. Alfred Nickerson Grade VIII Priscilla E. McKay English C. Thomas Stefaney Business Education i v ' t ft Roy Lane Mathematics Paul C. Staples Science Mathematics Wilton J. Moyer History Richard C. Snow Grades VII VIII Donald MacDiarmid Guidance Director Fall 10 p t Grade 7 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: Lynn Rollf, Marilyn Harrigan, Linda Obear, Judy Coe, Joan Somers, Marilyn Townsend, Nancy Poole Gordon Hemenway, Joseph Boisvert, Curtis Hunt, Arthur Singelais, Chester Humphrey, Douglas Robertson, Donald Wood, Kenneth Durkee, Mr. Snow Douglas Marquis, Billy Lawton, John Hall, Norman Richards, Richard Geikie, Robert Collins, Mark Hursty, Donald Soper, Ronald Curtis, Paul Jones, Bill Pond Beatrice Robinson, Danny Hughes, Karen Tremblay Grade 7 The seventh grade launched their high school career under their newly elected officers: President, Gordon Hemenway; Vice-President, John Hall; Secretary, Marilyn Townsend; Treasurer, Ross Lowry. Their representatives in the new Junior High Student Council are Marilyn Harrigan, Bonnie Vandertuin, Kristi Johnson, Mark Hursty, John Nickerson and Richard Freeman. They have already proved themselves to be good students. David Crowell, Gloria Barnes, Barbara Hall, William Pond, Douglas Robertson, and Marilyn Harrigan made the High Honor Roll for the first quarter and nineteen others are Honor Students. The class is also very active in Junior High sports, field hockey, and other clubs and activities. 11 Grade 7 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: Karen Chase, Barbara Hall, Gloria Barnes, Pamela Clark, Jane Counihan, Joyce Horne, Judith Perkins, Jill Rice, Nancy Tirrell Miss Anderson, Douglas Caraganis, Jack Mazzofti, Peter Walke, Joan Surpitski, Bonnie Vandertuin, Lillian Cooper, Peter Back, Kent Culbert, Richmond Parker, Carl Mons Ronald Miller, Larry Dodge, Fred Aborn, Philip Nelson, Paul Johnson, Thomas Fleming, James Askman, Richard Freeman, Paul Stelline Diane Cortucci, Penelope Winfrey, Thomas Watson 12 Grade 7 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Miss D ' Arche, Linda Tillson, Joan Kennedy, Elaine Emery, Kristi Johnson, Claudia Hayes, Caroline MacGregor, Merrilyn Clay, Gwen Surpitski, Linda Slade Richard Drew, James Stephens, Laura Lamson, Sally Porter, Dorothy Whitcomb, Marcia Johnson, Nancy Sevigney, Elizabeth Stephens, Karen Reed, Ronald Crosby, Joseph Lardiere Philip Webb, Bruce Marshall, Richard Davis, John Nickerson, David Crowell, Richard Campbell, Dennis Soper, John Koloski, Wesley Towle, Ross Lowry, James Clyde, Richard Shimer 13 Grade 8 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: Marie Walsh, Cynthia Nelson, Cynthia Chetty, Dianne Clarizia, Cynthia Ellison, Virginia Chute, Barbara Babcock, Charlotte Henderson, Ann Heurlin, Susan Somers, Edith Lavoie Mrs. Nickerson, Peter Lufkin, Ronald Hayes, Arthur Purdy, Dorcas Brannum, Jane Rowell, Deborah Whitcomb, Anne Poole, Richard Wetherbee, Conrad Garfield, Donald Liporto, James Mullins George Cann, Robert Brown, Robert Bertone, Leonard Doucette, James Dean, John Endicott, George Thibodeault, Russell Brown Peggy Poehler, Richard Regan 14 Grade 8 First Row: Marcia Lundgren, Linda Carano, Donna Smerage, Gail Child, Dreaner Giles, Gail Leavitt, Carolyn Thomas, Arlene Rollins, Dorothy White Second Row: Walter Cullen, Brock Mattern, Peter Juchnevics, Faith Dudley, Margaret Kerr, Sally Nystedt, Pamela Rogers, Dorsett Bell, Susan Coe, Jan Askrnan, Robert Brindle, Miss Ruth Austen Third Row: Michael Pond, Joseph Walsh, Earle Faulkner, William MacKenzie, William Koloski, William McGinley, Anthony Maione, Leonard Weldon, Alfred Fuller Grade 8 Under the leadership of President Arthur Purdy, Vice-President John Endicott, Secretary Jane Rowell, and Treasurer, Russell Brown, the eighth grade returned this fall. Academically and athletically, the Class of 1963 has achieved a great deal. The High Honor students for the first quarter were Cynthia Ellison, Ann Heurlin, Dreaner Giles, Carolyn Thomas, Jan Askrnan and Brock Mattern. Dorcas Brannun, Edith Lavoie, Jane Russell, Margaret Kerr, Sally Nystedt and Donna Smerage were Honor Students. Many of the boys participated in Junior High Basketball and the girls, field hockey. 15 F reshmen First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Mrs. Ferrini, Sally Kennedy, Carol Ciampa, Diane Leach, Judith Pohas, Elizabeth Stevens, Joan Pelkey, Bonny Little, Elizabeth Perrier. Thomas Wetson, Gordon Webb, Marilyn Sheppard, Joyce Mason, Janice Lightbody, Linda Stone, Carol Perkins, Gardner MacGregor, Charles Tremblay, Henry Stelline Albert Sanford, Robert Shimer, Robert Sahagan, Richard Toomey, Donald McGinley, Douglas Surpitski, Philip Piotrowski, Albert Smerczynski, Gordon Lam son Grade 9 Now well on their way in their first year of high school, the freshman class has elected as officers. President, Jill Colwell; Vice-President, Marsha Hayes; Secretary, Nancy Clay; and Treasurer, Constance Hill. Joan Caraganis and Richard Toomey were elected as Student Council representatives. Many of the boys were active in sports. Doug Surpitski, John Ayers, Gordon Lamson and Gordon Webb participated in football. The girls participated in field hockey and soft- ball. The students joined many of the school clubs and activities. 16 Freshmen First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: Elaine Agganis, Sandra Graham, Nancy Clay, Patricia Harrigan, Joan Caraganis, Jill Colwell, Charlotte Hughes, Marcia Hayes Mr. Staples, Judith Gilbride, Ann Gray, Carol Faulkner, David Hursty, Steven Cormier, Lawrence Bonney, Robert Harrington, Priscilla Hatfield, Marie Boisvert, Constance Hill Ronald Hopping, John Ayers, James Hanson, Howard Kelley, William Barnes, James Decareau Barbara Begg 17 Sophomores First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Anna Maria Vallone, Beverly Pray, Caroline Newbegin, Bonnie Higgins, Linda Noyes, Katherine Mullins, Cynthia Perkins, Nancy Hall, Earlita Horne, Judy Hill, Nancy Neville, Beverly Henderson Robert Sabean, Donald Schwartz, Thomas Pulsifer, Susan Pickering, Sally Ramsdell, Ruth McCann, Barbara Smith, James Mortimer, Travers Wills, Robert Trepanier, Mrs. Van Everen Robert Mersereau, Russell Sanford, Robert Pulsifer, Richard Pulsifer, Frank Wetherbee, Robert Peterson, Dean Pineles, Fred Townsend, Donald Sumner, Jeffrey Flanders Grade 10 Under its newly elected officers: President, Don Schwartz; Vice-President, Leonard Broughton; Secretary, Barbara Smith; Treasurer, Dean Pineles; and Representatives, Frank Wetherbee and Kathy Mullins, the sophomore class started another successful year. They have shown their academic ability by having the only person in grades nine through twelve who made the High Honor Roll for the first quarter, Nancy Hall. Elizabeth Dawe, James Mortimer, Barbara Smith and Robert Peterson were on the Honor Roll. Many of the boys played football, baseball and basketball, and several girls were active in basketball and field hockey. Many students partici- pated in the other clubs and activities. The class held a Sophomore Hop this fall. 18 Sophomores First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: Ruth Davis, Virginia Cook, Christine Fargh, Linda Caldwell, Linda Broughton, Diana Gray, Carol Bryant Mr. Moyer, Carol Coe, Mary Woodberry, John Gray, Richard Hatfield, Alan LiPorto, Leonard Broughton, Mary Ayers, Elizabeth Dawe Alan McRae, Richard Hamill, Kenneth Brown, Igor Juchnevics, David LiPorto Maynard MacGregor, Patricia Estey, Michael Gauthier, Hillman Barney 19 Juniors First Row: Mrs. Berry, Gail Flanders, Judy Tibbetts , Paula Mycue, Wendy Lougee, Mary Maione, Sigrid Johnson, Patricia MacDonald Second Row: Bruce MacCurrach, Edward Sargent, Helen Mansfield, Lynne Perkins, Jan Miller, Janet Pesce, William Stone, Third Row: Gary Noyes, Michael Marley, Richard Bonney, Alan Woods, Kirk Moulton, Michael Pratt Grade 1 1 The Class of 1960 started its busy Junior year under the leadership of President, Michael Marley; Vice-President, Helen Mansfield; Secretary, Jan Miller; and Treasurer, Joanne Johnson. Sigrid Johnson and William Hawkins are active as Student Council Representatives. Many of the boys participated in basketball, football and baseball. The girls were also active in sports. They took part in basketball, field hockey, softball and cheering on both the football and basketball cheering squads. They have also been very active in the various school activities. The class members have been very busy choosing their class rings and planning for their Junior Prom. 20 Juniors First Row: Second Row Third Row: Absent: Doreen Cochrane, Carol Cameron, Roberta Hayes .Carolyn Gagnon, Nancy Caverly, Judith Hartnett, Mary Dolliver Mr. Wallace, Susan Fleming, Joanne Johnson, Nelson Lent, Robert Crowell, Neal Jermyn, William Coe, James DeAngelis, Mary Crowley, Judy Decareau Peter Kilhouley, William Hawkins, Richard Allen, Allan Day, George Harrigan George Estey, Carole Dean 7 21 ( lass Class of 1964 President - Gordon Hemenway Vice-President - John Hall Secretary - Marilyn Townsend Treasurer - Ross Lowry Class of 1963 President - Arthur Purdy Vice- President - John Endicott Secretary - Jane Rowell Treasurer - Russell Brown Class of 1962 President - Geraldine Colwell Vice-President - Marsha Hayes Secretary - Nancy Clay Treasurer - Connie Hill 22 Officers Class of 1961 President - Donald Schwartz Vice-President - Leonard Broughton Secretary - Dean Pineles Treasurer - Barbara Smith Class of 1959 President - Richard Pickering Vice-President - George Perkins Secretary - Georgette Agganis Treasurer - William Endicott Class of 1960 President - Michael Marley Vice-President - Helen Mansfield Secretary - Jan Miller Treasurer - Joanne Johnson 23 FOOTBALL First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Managers: Richard Hamill, Robert Harrington, A1 Smerczynski, John Ayers, Jim DeAngelis, Donald Schwartz Gordon Lamson, Ronald Hopping, Bill Stone, Bill Walsh, Robert Trepanier, Bill Hawkins Mr. Snow, Paul Brumby, Mike Pratt, Douglas Surpitski, Dick Johnson, Bill Coe, Dick Pickering Leonard Broughton, Richard Pulsifer This year the Hamilton High Generals did an outstanding job under their new coach, Dick Snow, winning 4 of their 6 games played. Their 2 losses were to Topsfield and Lancaster. The Lan- caster game, a game which had been postponed, was the deciding game of the season for the Generals to tie for first place in the Eastern Massachu- setts Football League. This game was completed in almost total darkness. Congratulations to the Generals for a tremendous job well done. The team was led by our co-captains, Fred Caldwell and Mike Pratt. 24 CHEERING SQUAD The football cheerleaders did a marvelous job in urging the players to victory over our arch-rivals. Story High. Under the competent leadership of Captain Nancy Garland, the cheer- leaders worked out many peppy cheers and had attractive, new, Kelly-green uniforms made. The cheerleaders were: Captain Nancy Garland, Barbara Canniff, Carolyn Chesley, Kathy Little, Lois Doucette, Helen Mansfield, Paula Mycue and Carol Cameron. The reliable substitutes were Judy Hartnett and Pat MacDonald. 26 Our football mascot this year was a perky little red and white horse who wore a green beanie with a Hamilton H on it. He was known to all as General Snowball, having been named after Coach Snow and our team. General Snowball did a wonderful job in rooting our boys on to victory, especially at the memorable Essex Aggie game, where he was put to the test of defending the honor of his school. He was badly hurt but he never gave up. He was last seen at the Man- chester game stuffed with the football players ' memories. 11 We shall long remember General Snowball with pride and affection for his contribution to our school spirit. 28 Varsity Hockey First Row: Ann Heurlin, Virginia Chute, Captain Bonnie Higgins, Judy Perkins, Joan Surpitski Second Row: Mrs. Van Everen, Carol Perkins, Carolyn Thomas, Peggy Poehler, Sally Nystedt, Nancy Sevigney Absent: Gail Leavitt The interest in field hockey has defi- nitely taken hold in the Junior High. This year was the second season games were scheduled for the team. As these girls follow through school, their en- thusiasm for hockey will grow and spread to others. This year Hamilton won its first game against Gloucester. With more experience and a few more successful games, hockey at Hamilton will be here to stay. 29 I W||h- 1 — | — j ■i HftTrwfion 72 danc Vaster 35 HO IE VISITORS 7? 3f i Cl c. 31 Hamiltonian Staff First Row: Second Row: Louise Vallone, George Perkins, Elizabeth Davis, Nancy Garland, Shirley MacGregor, Donald Walke, Lois Doucette Mrs. Ferrini, Patricia Rollins, Kathleen Little, Carolyn Chesley, Edward Fielding, William Endicott, Frederick Caldwell, Scott Greeley, Susan Slade, Eileen Mortimer, Donna Pray, Mrs. Bergman EDITOR Nancy Garland LITERARY EDITORS Eileen Mortimer Donna Pray Scott Greeley HAMILTONIAN STAFF ADVISORS Mrs. Thomas Bergman Mrs. Vincent Ferrini ADVERTISING MANAGER Donald Walke PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS George Perkins Fred Caldwell Francis Costello ADVERTISING STAFF Lois Doucette Edward Fielding 32 BUSINESS MANAGER Shirley MacGregor COPY EDITORS Elizabeth Davis Kathleen Little Patricia Rollins Louise Vallone ART EDITORS William Endicott Carolyn Chesley Susan Slade Band ■ First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Richard Mersereau, Dwayne Palm, David Kilham, Arthur Piotrowski, Philip Webb, William Piotrowski, Donald Liporto, John Nickerson, Richard Campbell, Arthur Purdy, Robert Butman Lawrence Pelky, James Varney, Carl Mons, Jack Mazzoti, Curtis Cook, Alan Maravelias, Thomas Fleming, Paul Jones, Robert Hamilton, David Schofield, Richard Perkins, Joseph Boisvert Hugh McLernon, Joyce Mason, Marcia Johnson, James Mortimer, John Endicott, Philip Nelson, Richard Geikie, Marilyn Harrigan, Charles Schwartz, Marilyn Townsend 33 Covered Wagon Staff First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Donna Pray, Gail Flanders, Mary Crowley, Ellen Carew, Nancy Garland, Carol Cameron, Bonnie Robertson, Kathy Little, Sue Cook, Marcia Hayes, Judy Gilbride, Constance Hill Tom Wetson, Nancy Clay, Carolyn Gagnon, Ruth McCann, Georgette Aggams, Carole Dean, Joan Caraganis, Diane Leach, Roberta Hayes, Jill Colwell, Bill Shimer Elaine Agganis, Jan Miller, Barbara Canniff, Joanne Johnson, Don Walke, Alan Woods, Mickey Marley, Sigrid Johnson, Sue Fleming, Helen Mansfield, Ann Gray The Covered Wagon is published to give the pupils at Hamilton High a means by which they learn of current events and social affairs at school. Mr. Moyer is the Advisor, with Carol Cameron Editor-in-Chief; Roberta Hayes, school news; Jan Miller, world and town news; Alan Woods sports; Judy Hartnett, entertainment; Mickey Marley, sales; Carolyn Gagnon calendar; Sue Cook senior interviews; Sue Fleming, proof-reader; Mary Ann Dolliver, typist; Kathy Little, forma , Bonnie Robertson, printing. Drama Club First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Helen Mansfield, Pat MacDonald, Anna Marie Vallone, Lynn Perkins, Donna Pray, Beverly Henderson, Earlita Home Mr. Stefaney, Susan Cook, Gail Patenaude, Caroline Newbegin, Susan Slade, Carole Bigney, Diana Gray, Patricia Estey, Jan Miller, Mary Crowley Bonnie Robertson, Barbara Canniff, Susan Pickering, Nancy Neville, Su an Fleming, Judy Hill, Carolyn Gagnon, Roberta Hayes, Cynthia Perkins The recently formed Drama Club has had many new activities, among which is studying musical stage plays such as The West Side Story, The King and I, South Pacific, and Flower Drum Song. Several members did a study of Shakespeare ' s works. Some went to see Hamlet with Miss McKay ' s English class and enjoyed themselves thoroughly. 35 F uture Teachers Of America First Row: Miss McKay, Eileen Mortimer, Elizabeth Dawe, Judith Gilbride, Barbara Begg, Nancy Hall, Bonnie Higgins Second Row: Carol Cameron, Ruth McCann, Georgette Agganis, Diane Leach, Linda Caldwell, Christine Fargh, Patricia Harrigan FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F. T. A. has had one of its most active and successful years. The club ' s activities have in- cluded selling school stationery, having a faculty tea and organizing the Hamilton High School library facilities. The girls attended a state convention and have joined a national organization. The purposes of the club are to learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities and respon- sibilities; to explore their own interests and abilities in relation to various fields of teaching; to cultivate the qualities of personality, character and leadership; to learn how and where teachers receive their training; to study the lives and influences of great teachers. Georgette Agganis is President; Carol Cameron, Vice-President; Ruth McCann, Secretary; Nancy Hall, Treasurer; Linda Caldwell, Historian; Diane Leach, Song Leader; and Miss McKay, Faculty Advisor. Glee Club First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: Carol Bryant, Beverly Pray, Mary Woodberry, Pat Rollins, Sally Kennedy, Janice Lightbody, Nancy Clay, Linda Stone, Marcia Hayes, Elaine Agganis, Mary Ayers Joanne Fisher, Sally Purdy, Bonnie Little, Virginia Cook, Margo Hagerty, Wendy Lougee, Elizabeth Davis, Linda Broughton, Constance Hill Janet Pesce, Joan Pelky, Joanne Johnson, Linda Imhof, Carole Dean, Elizabeth Stevens, Barbara Smith, Sally Ramsdell Carole Faulkner, Judy Pohas, Beverly Gill, Judy Decareau, Diana Gray The Girls ' Glee Club met every Tues- day afternoon under the direction of Miss Austen. Rehearsals took place during activity periods on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The members were seen at the Christmas Assembly, PTA Music Program, Commencement Pro- grams, and during special assemblies. The main purpose of the Girls ' Glee Club is to give choral training to girls of grades 9 to 12 who enjoy singing. 37 Honor Students First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Elizabeth Dawe, Mary Ayers, Mary Crowley, Linda Noyes, Shirley MacGregor, Patricia MacDonald, Paula Mycue, Eileen Mortimer, Gail Patenaude, Nancy Hall, Elizabeth Davis, Pamela Seaver, Katherine Mullins Susan Slade, Judy Hartnett, Roberta Hayes, Barbara Smith, Nancy Garland, Kathleen Little, Ruth McCann, Christine Fargh, Wendy Lougee, Carol Cameron, Sigrid Johnson, Joanne Johnson Robert Mersereau, Fred Townsend, George Estey, Frank Wetherbee, Robert Peterson, Fred Caldwell, Alan Woods, Dean Pineles, Jaimes Mortimer, George Perkins Classified as Honor Students are those students who have maintained a 3. 0 average throughout their years at Hamilton High School as of the preceding June. This average is calculated on the basis of A equal to 4, B equal to 3, C equal to 2, and D equal to 1. From this group will come those students elected to the National Honor Society as juniors and seniors, and the honor graduates. I Science Club ■ First Row: Mr. Staples, George Perkins, Igor Juchnevics Second Row: Richard Hatfield, Scott Greeley, Robert Mersereau Absent: Pam Seaver, David MacKenzie, David Crowell, Richard Shimer This year the Science Club planned and undertook many educational trips. Major tours of the year were to the Science Museum and Hayden Planetarium in Boston, and a trip to General Electric in Lynn. During the year other minor tours were arranged, and many demonstrations were made to show new methods in science. Science Club dances were held to get money for club projects during the year. Officers were: President, George Perkins; Vice-President, Robert Mersereau; Secretary, Pamela Seaver; Treasurer, Scott Greeley. - Student Council 1 r JL J H W - nHR J i First Row: Mr. Coffin, Sigrid Johnson, Joan Caraganis, Lois Doucette, Katherine Mullins, Donald Schwartz Second Row: Richard Toomey, Michael Marley, Frank Wetherbee, Dudley Hawkins, Richard Pickering, William Chute Absent: Jill Colwell, Fred Caldwell, Linda Noyes The Student Council of Hamilton High School is dedicated to the promotion of school spirit and student morale, the fostering of appreciation for scholarship, and assistance to the administra- tion in any way possible. Members of the Hamilton Student Council conducted one of the discus- sion groups at the Northeastern Division of Student Councils ' Conference held at Dracut High School in the fall. The Student Council has accepted responsibility for the assemblies held each Friday morning. A new feature introduced by the Student Council this year is the award dances held in the fall, winter, and spring. At these dances the varsity athletes and the cheerleaders of football, basketball, or baseball are awarded trophies in recognition of their efforts on behalf of the school. A boy or girl need not have won a letter so long as he or she contributed faithful effort on behalf of the varsity unit. At the spring dance those students who at some time during the year attained the high honor roll, all A ' s, are also recognized with a trophy. As each year progresses the Student Council takes a more and more significant place in the life of the school. 40 Junior Student Council First Row: Second Row: Absent: Miss D ' Arche, Susan Somers, Marilyn Harrigan, Kristi Johnson, Gordon Hemenway John Nickerson, Richard Wetherbee, Earl Faulkner, Mark Hursty, Douglas Caraganis, Arthur Purdy Dorsett Bell, Bonnie Vandertuin The Junior High Council was formed this year. The officers are: Arthur Purdy, President; Richard Wetherbee, Vice-President; Kristi Johnson, Sec- retary; Dorsett Bell, Treasurer. Its activities consist primarily of weekly meetings, where assemblies and social activities are planned and de- cided upon. Assemblies have included guest speakers, sports rallies, and special assemblies for holidays. Announcements of policy are made to the student body at this time. 41 Varsity Club First Row: Georgette Agganis, Nancy Garland, Paul Patenaude, Donna Pray, Fred Caldwell, Paul Brumby, Kathy Little, George Perkins, Carolyn Chesley, Bob Crowell Second Row: Mr. Federico, Mary Ann Dolliver, Sigrid Johnson, Judy Hartnett, Joanne Johnson, Carol Cameron, Carolyn Gagnon, Mary Crowley, Paula Mycue, Jan Miller, Pat MacDonald, Helen Mansfield, Bonnie Higgins Third Row: Lenny Broughton, Jimmy DeAngelis, Donnie Schwartz, Bruce MacCurrach, Neil Jermyn, Alan Woods, Mike Pratt, Bob Trepanier, Bill Stone, Bill Coe The Varsity Club members are those who have won letters in sports. One of their main projects of the year is the preparation of the High School Handbook, a copy of which is given to each stu- dent. Other activities include setting up the Christmas tree in the front hall of the school, giving out refreshments during the alumni games and to participants in basketball games. School spirit is the byword of the members. 42 Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Alan McRae, Maynard MacGregor, Lawrence Bonney, Alan Liporto, David Liporto Second Row: Mr. Federico, Robert Pulsifer, George Harrigan, Robert Peterson, Travers Wills, Robert Mersereau, Manager The Junior Varsity established a record as good as anyone in the League in its total of 18 games. Peterson was high scorer and sparked the J. V ' s to a fine record. We wish him the same luck in his new school. Next year the basketball picture for Hamilton looks very bright, with several regulars left and an excellent J. V. to draw from. 43 . Basketball First Row: Second Row: James DeAngelis, Frederick Caldwell, Bruce MacCurrach, Crowell Mr. Federico, Dean Pineles, Scott Greeley, Paul Brumby, Gray, Manager P Neal Jermyn, Michael Pratt, The basketball team fought hard this year, ending with a league record of six and eight. A different captain was chosen for each game. High scorers were as follows: Crowell, 228 in 18 games; Jermyn, 218 in 16; MacCurrach, 168 in 12; Pineles, 145 in 13; Caldwell, 143 in 16. Brumby did a fine job on the boards, and DeAngelis proved himself a fiery scrap- per. This was the last season for Brumby, Caldwell, Greeley and Paten- aude. Robert John 44 1 CHEERING SQUAD Basketball First Row: Captain Donna Pray, Mary Ann Dolliver, Jan Miller, Sigrid Johnson, Susan Cook Second Row: Susan Fleming, Mary Crowley, Carole Dean, Joanne Johnson, Carolyn Gagnon This year ' s spirited basketball cheer- leaders started their season with bright, new uniforms and enthusiasm. Under the capable leadership of their captain, Donna Pray, they put on sev- eral rallies to encourage school spirit and cheerfully supported our boys to many victories. 46 Girls’ Junior Varsity First Row: Pamela Seaver, Manager, Elaine Agganis, Beverly Henderson, Lynne Perkins, Mrs. Van Everen, Carol Perkins, Barbara Smith, Judith Decareau, and Elizabeth Dawe. The Junior Varsity started with a bright outlook and many hopefuls; however, the girls ended up struggling hard because of a lack of players. Their final number of wins was few, but the girls who played deserved credit for standing by while others dropped out. Next season will be more success ful if a greater number of players are on hand. Carol Perkins was the able captain. The Junior Varsity played the same schedule and the same schools as the varsity. Girls’ Varsity Basketball First Row: Carolyn Gagnon, Mrs. Van Everen, Kathleen Little Second Row: Pamela Seaver, Manager; Helen Mansfield, Patricia MacDonald, Paula Mycue, Nancy Garland, Carol Cameron, Barbara Smith, Lynne Perkins, Bonnie Higgins The varsity girls played a full season this year and did quite well with a six to six score at the end of the season. The competition was not easy, as the girls found out, but they worked hard and were good sportsmen and competitors. Our co-captains, Carolyn Chesley and Kathy Little, did a fine job and will be missed by their team next year. Pam Seaver acted as manager for both the Varsity and the J. V. Among the team ' s opponents were Topsfield, Wenham, the Shore School, Georgetown, Lynnfield, North Reading, Gloucester and the Alumni. 2? ■ - : T [ 1 gjjjEgg 1 Baseball First Row: James DeAngelis, Paul Brumby, Frederick Caldwell, George Perkins, Neal Jermyn Second Row: Mr. Moyer, Donald Schwartz, Dean Pineles, Travers Wills, Robert Crowell, M r . Snow The Hamilton Baseball Team hopes to maintain this year the championship rating it has held for the past three years. The nucleus of last year ' s team is back again, with Jermyn and Caldwell starring on the mound. Other returning stars are Crowell, Schwartz, Brumby, and DeAngelis. WHITER CflliDIDS • r fs’.a !iaata as B! I aa i a ' . .. . it 4 m4 CV p :S - t 4V - . c GEORGETTE AGGANIS GEORGE Neat and friendly We all agree. Georgette is always As nice as can be. Drama Club 1; Class Secretary 1, 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Variety Show 2; Glee Club 2; Cheering 2; Softball 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance 2; F. T. A. 2,4; Driver Education 3; Covered Wagon 4. PATRICIA M. BANE PAT Sweet and soft-spoken. Quiet and shy. Pat will succeed In all that she ' ll try. Glee Club 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3. 54 CAROLE A. BIGNEY CAROLE At our prom She reigned as queen. We all think That Carole ' s keen. Class Treasurer 1; Sophomore Dance Commit- tee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 3; Drama Club 4; Driver Education 4. PAUL C. BRUMBY CAM Cam with the girls Is really first-rate. As an athlete He ' s no less than great. Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Sports Club 1; Art Club 1; Football 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Varsity Club 3,4. 55 FREDERICK J. CALDWELL, JR. . . FRED Co -captain of our football team, A whiz at basketball, too; This boy is tops at everything. There ' s nothing he can ' t do. Class President 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; J. V. Basketball 1; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Model Building Club 3; Yearbook 4. ELLEN A. CAREW UNNA Unpredictable is our girl Ellen. What she ' ll do next, there is no tellin ' . She and Penny together are found. Their capers are known for miles around. F. T. A. 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Covered Wagon 4; Tennis 4. 56 CAROLYN I. CHESLEY CAROLYN Sparkling blue eyes. And a smile full of fun; Carolyn is a girl Liked by everyone. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Cheerleading 4; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook 4. WILLIAM M. CHUTE II CHUTIE Let Miss McKay just mention That give a test she must; Then Bill takes off in the Hornet With a cloud of dust. Student Council 1,2,3; Radio Club 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Sports Club 2; Baseball 1,4; Science Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. 57 SUSAN COOK COOKIE Roaring down the road In her forty-six; Cheering and horses Are what Sue picks. Dramatics 1; F. T. A. 2; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Bpsketball 3; Soft- ball 3; Covered Wagon 4; Cheering 4. FRANCIS A. COSTELLO FRANK This boy is a genius At playing every prank. In school there is a saying. Where there ' s smoke, there ' s F rank. Glee Club 1; Current Events 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. 58 JOAN M. CROWLEY JOAN Joan is often called Bucky. She is good-natured, big- hearted and kind. We ' re sure that she ' ll always be lucky And happy with all that she finds. Art Club 1; Sophomore Dance 2; Driver Educa- tion 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. ELIZABETH DAVIS BETSY California has its sunshine. So we need Betsy here To keep our school running smoothly And spread her quiet cheer. Glee Club 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; Drama Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Usherette at Junior Prom 2; Usherette at Senior Reception 3. 59 ROBERT B. DAVIS BOB He ' s got a blonde crewcut And friendly blue eyes. But in Beverly, Mass. Is Bob ' s paradise. Glee Club 1; Sports Club 2; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. LOIS D. DOUCETTE RED A sweet, happy girl With pretty red hair; Whenever there ' s laughter. She ' ll always be there. Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2,4; Spring Festival Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3 Driver Education 3; Cheering 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4. 60 STUART C. DOVE JR STU Stuart has a hobby now which We relate with pain; It ' s getting through the lunch line Without paying Mrs. Lane. Audio Visual Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Men ' s Glee Club 4. WILLIAM P. ENDICOTT BILL Driving along in a foreign car Listening to jazz on a hot guitar. This handsome senior does this a lot; He ' ll go far with the talent he ' s got. Science Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. 61 SALLY A. FAULKNER SALLY A great sense of humor And a likeness for fun; With these two traits Many friends she has won. Glee Club 1,2; Spring Festival Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. EDWARD FIELDING IE EDDIE Our blonde friend Ed is A lightning flash on skates. In our Senior book This kid really rates. Model Building Club 2,3; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Yearbook 4. NAN NANCY P. GARLAND Nan is the one most Likely to succeed. Her words of wisdom We all should heed. Dramatics 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Covered Wagon 3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Soft- ball 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Driver Education 3; Class Secretary 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4. WARREN R. GRAY, JR BOB Bob ' s hobby is bowling And giving rides in his car. And with the talents he ' s got, He ' s bound to go far. Glee Club 1; Model Building Club 2; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. 63 DAVID S. GREELEY SCOTT Tall, dark and handsome Is this guy Scott. He should really go far With all that he ' s got. Baseball 1,2,4; Sports Club 1; Band 2; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Driver Education 3; Science Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MARGO G. HAGERTY MARGO Margo has looks And talent to spare. Her fun and laughter She ' s willing to share. Band 1,2; Student Council Representative 1; Volley Ball 1; Class President 2; Homeroom President 2; Drama Club 2; Junior Play Cast 2; Glee Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Band Assistant 4; Softball 4; Driver Education 3. 64 LINDA A. IMHOF LINDA Linda is nice To have as a friend. A helping hand She ' ll always lend. Handicraft 1; Glee Club 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3. ARLINE F. LIGHTBODY A R LINE With long, curly hair And bright, cheerful smile, Arline is a girl Who is friendly all the while. Drama Club 1; Glee Club 2; Cheering 2,3; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3. DORIS S. MACGREGOR SHIRLEY Shirley ' s efficient and Very considerate. With all her friends she Has made a big hit. Basketball 1,3; Art Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Sophomore Prom 2; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; F. T. A. 4; Class Treasurer 4. KATHLEEN A. LITTLE KATHY Whether skiing down a mountain Or cheering at a game, Kathy ' s great ability Will lead her on to fame. Glee Club 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Softball 3; Class Treasurer 3; Covered Wagon Staff 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Driver Education 4. 66 DAVID R MACKENZIE DAVE David is Tall and thin; Hunting is The sport for him. Student Council 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Science Club 4. JUDITH A. MCGEOGHEGAN JUDY Our girl Judy is the one Who ' s always ready to have fun. Only one thing makes her ponder; Thinking of Elvis in the Wild blue yonder. Art Club 1; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance 2; Driver Education 3. 67 EILEEN C. MORTIMER EILEEN Eileen is A wizard at Math. Problems don ' t stump her. She ' ll take the right path. Drama Club 1,2; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; F. T. A. 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Driver Education 4; Honor Roll 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . PETER E. MYCUE PETE With a smile, never a frown. At lunch a horse he could eat. This is a lad who loves to clown. With us, Pete is all reet. Football 2; Gym Club 3; Pep Squad 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. 68 GAIL J. PATENAUDE GAIL Her ship to success Onward will sail, Propelled on its way By a mighty Gail. Glee Club 1, 2; Manager of Girl ' s Basketball 2; Driver Education 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 4. PAUL R. PATENAUDE . PAUL Whether shooting for a basket, Or dribbling down the floor. With Judy close behind him, Paul is bound to score. Art 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Model Building Club 2; Gym Club 3; Men ' s Glee Club 4. 69 GEORGE C H PERKINS, JR. . . GEORGIE Our pint-sized scientist adores A world -shaking discovery. Hardly a day goes by when George Does not make two or three. Baseball 2,3,4; Band 2; Honor Roll 3,4; Driver Education 3; Science Club 4; Boys ' State 3; Yearbook 4; Class Vice-President 4. RICHARD B. PICKERING DICK To tease our Pres Is easy to do. He ' s friendly and cheerful But gullible, too. Stamp Club 1; Model Building Club 2; Base- ball 2; Band 2; Football 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sophomore Dance 2; Senior Class President 4; Student Council President 4. 70 DONNA E. PRAY DON Our class has a little girl. Donna is her name. And everything that goes awry She always gets the blame. Drama Club 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 1; Basketball 1; Glee Club 2,3; Cheering 3,4; Softball 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4; Covered Wagon 4. BONNIE E. ROBERTSON BON Bonnie is pretty. Blonde and petite. With a cheery hello . She ' s fun to greet. Drama Club 1,2,4; Cheering 2,3,4; Sophomore Dance 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Covered Wagon Staff 4. 71 PATRICIA A. ROLLINS PAT Pat ' s shown us all Just how to win. She ' s licked misfortune With a grin. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Sophomore Dance Commit- tee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 4. JACQUELYN SARGEANT JACKIE Jackie is chic And very petite. With her winning smile She can ' t be beat. Glee Club 1, 2, 3. SUSAN E SLADE SUSIE Susie in her raccoon coat Goes running down the hall. On her way to Dartmouth To have herself a ball. Drama Club 1,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Glee Club 2, 3; Softball 3,4; Class Vice-President 1,2; Basketball 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Covered Wagon 4; Yearbook 4. ELLEN F. TOWNSEND ELLEN Ellen is the office girl. She comes around each day. She piles demerits on the desk, And smiles the job away. Glee Club 1,2; Driver Education 3 Junior Prom Committee 3. 73 LOUISE D. TREMBLAY TOOTE Always on the hop Is our girl Toote. Working at the Stop Shop, She ' s never under foot. Spring Festival Committee 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Honor Roll 3. PAULINE R. TREPANIER POLLY A sparkling personality Has this charming lass. With twinkling eyes and cheerful smile, She has a lot of class. Glee Club 1,2,3; Driver Education 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Covered Wagon 4; Office Secretary 4. 74 LOUISE I. VALLONE LOU Louise is fun, efficient, too. Her smile is warm and bright. She goes so fast, some day she ' ll type Faster than the speed of light. Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Driver Educa- tion 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Hostess at Senior Reception 3; Honor Roll 3, 4; Year- book 4. r . DONALD C. WALKE DON Gathering ads for the yearbook, Donald has been a whiz. With always a cheerful look, He ' s the greatest at general biz. Art Club 1; Sophomore Dance Committee 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Model Building Club 3; Covered Wagon Staff 4; Yearbook 4. 75 WILLIAM F. WALSH, JR BILL Bill ' s a joker . That ' s plain to see; But when he ' s with Helen, Happy is he. Basketball 1; Sports Club 1; Treasurer 2; Current Events Club 2; Model Building Club 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Football 4. WALTER Walter really gets around. He ' s friendly as a faithful hound. Though he roams, he can be found Always very near the ground. 76 MOST 6WSHFU-L SCfiTTE-RriRRiNs PRE.TnE.ST £ £S HOST 6 aitlBLE ' Jf UJMOrO ' fOU LtfdULJ) Ra.N f milL FOR — 3£st LOOK I G ryoisie-s t Most polity CLBSS C.UOWNS BIGGtST BCUfF£R5 MOST HOserMT- ruirODt-P! WIT Tie ST MOST TfiL£i T£_D WHOM VOW UOANT FOR F) SlRirntS£ TUOlA) MOST DCrCMTiOTi OWLS NIGHT FRIEITDUE.ST 1 £st School S pvp. T Most ■Rtsptcrs. 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Merrill Mr. Mrs. Donald Miller Miss Pauline Moloney Mr. Mrs. Walter Moran Mr. Mrs. Grover Morris Mr. Mrs. George Morrow Mr. Mrs. C. J. Mortimer Mr. Mrs. C. V. Mortimer Dr. H. D. Moses Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Moseley Mary Moynihan Mrs. Catherine V. Mycue Mr. Mrs. John Neary Nancy Neville Mrs. M. B. Newbegin Mr. Mrs. Alfred Nickerson North Shore Babies Hospital, Senior Class Mr. Mrs. F. A. O ' Hara Miss Sally Page Mr. Mrs. Benjamin E. Parker Robert F. Parsons Mr. Mrs. Frederick Pauling Mr. Mrs. Chester H. Peabody Mr. Mrs. George A. Perkins Mr. Mrs. C. H. Perkins Rev. Robert B. Perry Rev. Mrs. Robert B. Perry Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Peterson Mr. Mrs. Robert Peterson Mr. Mrs. Ralston F. Pickering Mr. Mrs. William Pitman Mr. Vernal Henry Pollard Bruce F. Pond Jack Pond Mr. Mrs. William Poole Mrs. Daniel W. Poor, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Donald Porter Mr. Mrs. R. M. Pray Mr. Mrs. Ralph Ranger Red Dog Four Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Rendall Mr. Mrs. B. G. Robertson Mrs. Hazel D. Robertson Merle K. Robertson Robert Robertson Arlene Rollins Mrs. Hazel Rollins A 2 c Robert M. Rollins Mrs. Robert W. Rollins Robert W. Rollins Miss Sharon Russell Mr. Mrs. Henry Ryder Mr. Mrs. Edward H. Sargeant Mr. Mrs. Geoffrey Sargeant Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Sargeant Mr. Mrs. John Stephen Sargent John S. Sargent, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Allen Saunders Miss Ann Saunders Mr. Mrs. Bernard Sawyer Mr. Mrs. Francis P. Sears, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Donald B. Seaver Mr. Mrs. W. B. Sellman York Semons Winnifred E. Sheehan Mr. Mrs. Herbert Sheppard Mr. Mrs. Clifton Shorey Mr. Mrs. David M. Silverman Mr. William H. Slade, Jr. Roger A. Smerage Mr. Mrs. Albert T. Smerczynski Mr. Mrs. Elmer Smith Mr. Mrs. Richard Snow Mr. Mrs. Chester L. Somers Mrs. Stuart A. Spaulding Mr. Stuart A. Spaulding Mr. Mrs. D. A. Spear Gino R. Spediacci Mr. Mrs. John Squibb Mr. Mrs. A. D. Standley, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Edward Stanton Paul C. Staples C. Thomas Stefaney Beth Stevens Florence L. Stobbart Mr. Mrs. Lawrence R. Stone Mrs. Irene Tardiff Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Taylor 90 91 A 92 OF 93 94 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1959 FROM THE P.T.A. Compliments of The Hamilton Teachers’ Club COMPLIMENTS OF Desj ard ins - J e welers Your Gift Shop Beverly Mass. 97 46 CENTRAL STREET IPSWICH. MASS. CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Telephone El 6-4331 FLYING HORSE HAMILTON FARM MASS. 99 The Silhouette Health Studio 164 Bay Road Ha mi lton, Ma ssaclmsetts 1 elephone Hamilton 1789 Slenderizing, Steambaths and Hollywood Massage Machines 100 HAMILTON - WENHAM GARAGE , Inc. Chevrolet Sales and Service Friyhdaire Appliances TELEPHONE: HAMILTON I32M 101 TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 WHITE FARMS THE ICE CREAM OE YOUR CHOICE Prop. Norbert V. White TO THE GRADUATING STUDENTS ON THE HONOR ROLL A FREE BANANA SPLIT WATCH FOR THE GUERNSEY COW • IPSWICH-ROWLEY TOWN LINE Compliments o r Me Intuit i s Clam Shop L O CATE D I N QOW L£ Y , M ASS. AT T -H-E JUNCTION OF OID DODTF ONE AND 1 3 OUVEI2UI1I SI) 103 IPSWICH ELECTRIC SHOP, Inc. Sales and Service Appliances Refrigeration Television Authorized Frigidaire Sales Cr Service Complete Record Department Hi Fi Record Accessories 26 CENTRAL STREET Ipswich, Mass. Electrical Construction Phone ELmwood 6-2961 Compliments of AGAWAM DINER Rowley Ipiwich Peabody Rl. I, Newburypcrl Turnpike 104 BEVERLY MOTOR SALES CO., Inc. Telephone WAIker 2-307 5 131 Rantoul St. BEVERLY, MASS. O L D S m O B I L E FIAT MAKE A DATE WITH THE “ROCKET EIGHT 105 THE DODGE ASSOCIATES Care of Trees and Shrubs 268 Main St. Wenham, Mass. Tel. Ham. 858 106 WEBBS 3W (llnlonml Urnibscnpe AUTOMOTIVE BARTLETT GARDENS Route 22- - on the road between SERVICE Beverly and Essex Hamilton 531 COMPLIMENTS OP G. H. RICKER Contractor Trench digging Bulldozing Trucking Cesspools £ Drywells Septic Tanks S- Covers c ales and Jnsla l la hon Sand Loam Gravel Fill Tel. Hamilton 373 107 281 Willow Street South Hamilton, Mass. P. J. Hansbury Lumber Co. Doors - Windows - Millwork Building Materials HAMILTON 700- -the NUMBER for LUMBER Chittick ' s Farm Supply Store Stable and Poultry Supplies GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS PURINA CHOWS HAY BEDDING GRAIN PAINTS 56 Railroad Ave. Telephone Ham. 73-W 108 QUINT’S DRUG STORE Best wishes to the class of 1959 IPSWICH MASS. Beverly’s Finest Restaurant Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort iX f yflimcrdcntl V RESTAURANT Route 1A North Beverlv, Mass. WA 2-5590 Jfiomai. O. Iff’is.cjo’iij axfzz’i fJniuxancs. IPSWICH. MASS. EARL L. ELLIOTT CO. COMPLETE FUEL AND HEATING SERVICE • IPSWICH ASBURY STREET MARKET THE MEAR ' S SHOP 275 A� bury Street South Hamilton Massachusetts Hamilton, Mass PHONE 0598 S. Johnson Tillson Ruth T MEAT - GROCERIES - PROVISIONS COUNTRY GAS SERVICE, Inc. I il Ison Dry Goods Mons Furnishing Yolanda Blousas STOVES, SPACE HEATERS, WATER HEATERS FLOOR FURNACES, INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS 61-65 MAPLE STREET TELEPHONE 1931 DANVERS, MASS. Jantzan Sport Wear Gifts Toy 109 Compliments of THE HOME OF QUALITY FURNITURE Fred G. Allen Furniture House COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Our Unique Business, located a short distance from the Beverly shopping center, enables us to operate at a minimum of expense, thereby passing on substantial purchase savings to you. BE WISE — ECONOMIZE QUALITY IS OUR FIRST CONSIDERATION 69 DODGE ST. BEVERLY, MASS., Off Route 128 - Exit - 10 Tel. WA 2-344 WA 2-1866 IPSWICH FAMILY LAUNDRY WELCH AND LAMSON INC. 78 CENTRAL STREET IPSWICH, MASS. TEL EL 6-2188 Dry Cleaning Rug Shampooing AUTOMATIC HEATING EQUIPMENT SOLD - INSTALLED - SERVICED CANVAS • LEATHER RUBBER • ATHLETIC COAL — COKE — OIL pennett’s FOOTWEAR So. Hamilton • Massachusetts 305 Willow Street Tel. Ham. 250 TEL ' . HAMILTON 411 P O BOX 315 110 IPSWICH MOTOR COMPANY, INC. 15-19 SOUTH MAIN STREET, IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS TEL. ELM 6-2921 Goodyear Tires and Tubes Ford — Sales and Service Mrs. Day ' s Ideal Baby Shoe Company VERNON ' S, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF INFANTS ' HIGH GRADE FOOTWEAR DANVERS. MASSACHUSETTS FARMALL AND UTILITY TRACTORS . McCORMICK EQUIPMENT THE BABY SHOE THAT MOTHERS HAVE TRUSTED FOR OVER 50 YEARS 13 Sehool Street Dmvtri Phone SP 4-4410 111 PARAMOUNT Cleaners Dyers Launderers 1-3 Main Street, Ipswich, Mass. Tel ELmwood 6-4088 Same - Day Shirt Service Dupont Stoddard Cleaning processes “ 14 ' e are your Clothes ' Friend YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE 17TH CENTURY NEW ENGLAND COUNTRY HOUSE UNDER STANDINGLY REPRODUCED IN ITS CHARMING, NATURAL SETTING BOX FORD HIGHLANDS - Salem Army and Navy Store 16 Central Street Salem Tel. PI 4 3808 BY Brenda’s Quality Shop (Clifton (S. j Itorcg oobtuorhing (Co. FOR THE FINEST IN CUSTOMLINE WOODWORKING 305 WILLOW STREET SO. HAMILTON, MASS. Telephone 1 249 Next door to South Hamilton Post Office Graduation watches, rings and better merchandise for students and parents Hobby Shop - Radio Repair - Bicycle Parts 112 AES _Uv v service station 23 3 MAIN ST WENHAM, MA5S, Com DleU - Lubrication ' [A s 4 AN( S M OS Z£ BATTER ES ACCESSO£f£S ” 7r a c seav ct. ' Tuecuss t rcs ■ Phone- HA MILTON- 755 Hamilton Foodliner Incorporated Ray’s Atlantic Service Certified Lubrication -=■ Automatic Car Wash SOUTH HAMILTON HAMILTON 261 FI owers Phone WA2-2I78 Cortege Bouquet.! by 131 Dodge Street Beverly, Miss. Conti BRUMBVS GARAGE 17 Mill Street, SOUTH HAMILTON GENERAL REPAIRING Amoco - Gas - Oils 113 KRANSBER6 TUMITUtt COMPANY Over 35 Years in Furniture Retail COLONIAL MODERN FURNITURE OF QUALITY CARPETING 6 BEDDING WA 2-3140 301 CABOT STREET BEVERLY, MASS. Compliments of ... . THE DEPOT SPA 5 Depot Square Ipswich, Mass. Superior Quality Holland Bulbs from our own nurseries m Holland P. de Jager 6c Sons Inc. 188 Asbury St., So. Hamilton Established in 1870 REPRODUCTIONS PICTURE FRAMES WENFIELD FRAME COMPANY Custom CPictuie Flaming CReligious cJL ' iticles iJl ' it t Alatc ' itals 14 Central Street. Salem. Mass. FRAMED PICTURES PIONEER 4-3982 Clothing Co. Women ' s 6- Girls’ Clothing 114 Elliott Wall Hardware 42 Maple St. Danvers Sp. 4-0113 Hardware-Housewares Dutchboy Paints Hamilton -Wenham News, Inc. Daily and Sunday Papers, Periodicals and Stationery Salem Evening News Your Local Newspaper The fastest growing daily newspaper in New England 30 RAILROAD AVENUE Telephone 79 SO. HAMILTON, MASS. Compliments of — NATURAL GAS SERVICE J . C A R E y Barber SO. HAMILTON INCORPORATED MASS. Ranges and Water Heaters Topsfield, Mass. DAMON AND DAMON IMARJORIE G. COLE] REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE TEL. BUS. EL.6-2171 53 M „ KET 3TR , ET RES EL.8.1568 1P9W.CH. MASS 115 Compliments of North Beverly Pharmacy Joseph Katz, Reg. Pharm. 136 Dodge Street Beverly, Massachusetts Restaurant BALBONI’S Ice Cream Bar Cabot Street Beverlv ALCOffS . Shoes Clothing 149 CABOT STREET BEVF.RLY, MASS. Tel. WA2-3451 41 MAPLE S W APOTHECARY rREET S P- 4 2797 DAN ' ERS, MASS. lllfcllllf’SfioE STOREl A FRIEND 154 Cabot Street Beverlv, Massachusetts T elephone WA 2-0846 ARMSTRONG Toys - - Bicycles - - Hobbies Sporting Goods 45 Maple Street Danvers UiHage decani if Salon 164 BAY ROAD SOUTH HAMILTON. MASS. TEL HAM. 825 Specializing in Permanents and Hair Cuts Al’s Variety Store HOME MADE PASTRY CATERING TEL HAMILTON 73o 314 ASBURY STREET HOME MADE DOb J H N UTS THE STYLE CENTER WOMEN ' S 8c CHILDREN ' S CLOTHING Poll Parrot Shoes IPSWICH, MASS. |P|] HAMILTON PHARMACY iffi 170 Bay Road. South Hamilton Mass GEORGE MYERS, Reg. Pharm., Manager Phone Hamilton 1465 A FRIEND RERTIARD’C U JEWELERS W Watch and Jewelry Repair Departments 173 Essex Street Salem PI 5-0638 Joke H. Ostrom Service Station Jenney Gasoline Phone: 145 1 7 Bay Road, South Hamilton, Mass. Asbury Grove Store Dairy Bar Joe and Eda Sabean Entrance to Asbury Grov , Hamilton, Mass. 116 Marshall ' s Supermart Rt. IA No. Beverly Open Every Evening Congratulations to 1959 graduates from Rocky S- Alice Clark’s Corner Grocery 100 Union Streot, Hamilton Phone 1375 Paints, Oils and Varnishes HAMILTON HARDWARE STORE Depot Square South Hamilton, Massachusetts Moore ' s Ready Mixed Paints Hardware, Tools and Farming Implements Compliments of CONNOLLY’S PHARMACY, INC. 44 BAY ROAD SO. HAMILTON, MASSACHUSETTS Hamilton 61 BEVERLY SHADE SHOPPE RICHARD S. STAPLEDON, PioprlBtor Window Shades of All Kinds 309 CABOT STREET Beverly, Mass. Gee Kee Laundry Cherry Street Danvers BOY LAN’S PHARMACY THEO. H. BOYLAN, PROP. 11 Market Street Ipswich, Mass. Reg. No. 2836, Hills Men’s and Boys’ Wear Ipswich Mass. (iorhmt (irccnljutscs, Jnc. florists ESSEX ROAD. IPSWICH. MASS. sr ou ' e ' is tJl’i ' ianged fo’i till Occasions m Wichaet ; Beauty Salon Specializing in Permanents Hairstyles f 272 Rantoul Street Beverly, Mass. Walk in service WA 2-7123 Best Wishes Kirby Footwear Co. John C Kirby Tel. SP 4-0263 117 Congratulations To The Graduates A Student 11 No Service Charge checking account is yours for the asking upon entering college or other hi gher education. Beverly Trust Company Railroad Avenue ( Shopping Center Hami 1 ton , Mass. MAC ' S SHOE REPAIR and BOB ' S SHOE STORE 63 Willow Street Telephone 517 Yankee Shoes for Youth Kinsella’s Restaurant Bay Road So. Hamilton, Mass R. C. Berry Motor Corp. Chrysler Plymouth Beverly, Ma s. HMY THANKScr) TO OUQ ADVERTISERS 335 118 Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanship at the most moderate prices 1 LORING 0 STUDIOS New England ' s Largest School Photographers QUALITY QUANTITY BLUE PRINTS BLUE LINE PRINTS • VAN DYKE PRINTS . VAPO PRINTS MASTER REPRODUCTIONS BROMIDE ENLARGEMENTS . BLOW-UPS . PHOTOGRAPHIC COPIES PHOTOSTATS DRAFTING ROOM SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT OFFSET PRINTING Telephone COpley 7-2490 for Service Connecting all Departments BOSTON BLUE PRINT COMPANY INC., Office and Salesrooms 111 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. Manufacturing Departments 111 BOYLSTON STREET 177 STATE STREET Photo Lithographic Department 270 CONGRESS STREET 120