Hudson High School - Inter Nos Yearbook (Hudson, MA)

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IF Q havin? SHIRI EY AI ZAPIEDI got 1 poodle cut ROBERT ANAST AS wcrcn t 1 pool shark BETTY ARCHAMBEAU lost her pep PATRICIA BAKER stopped lfglllflg wnth Mr Colombo JAMES BATTISTI werent 1 quzct boy EDWARD BENOIT drd hrs Engl1sh homework ALDA BOWLBY lost her mocassnns DANIEL BRACKETT found that the roads to Marlboro were blocked JANET BRADLEY were always prepared for an economrcs test LORRAINE BROWN dxdnt have such a wonderful personalrty MARSHALL BRUCE went out wrth the grrls for maybe he doesj SHIRLEY CHAVES bleached her harr LORRAINE CHICOINE lost her baton MILDRED CUMMINGS lost Duck PAUL V DAVIS drdnt wear plfud shlrts GLORIA DEARCANGELIS lost her pretty natural curly hanr and couldnt make rrngs around Drck DOLORES DIAS werent so frnendly MARGARET DOYLE were more borsterous NATALIE ESTES got c1ught passmg notes ALBERT FAGERQUIST had started smokrng when e RICHARD FEARING ever got P M CHARLES GALI AGI-IER dldn t m1kc wrsecracks MILDRED GIBSON couldnt nckle the nornes WILLIAM L GLYNN d1dnt get P M so much WILLIAM T GLYNN lost th1t waxy halr ANN GOODING werent head cheerleader GEORGE GRANT dldnt kld wrth thc glrls SANDRA GRAVES werent 1rt1st1c RAYMOND GUERARD werent such 1 good blocker CHARLES GUIDOTTI didnt heckle Ann Gooding 28 was ten years old . A 71 . 1 rap 1 - t t , 1 , , Y ny . . 1 4 . v 4 1 . ,, . 4 . w 1 . 1 h f ,, r - N , - t 1 . - - f , ,,, . t . , . V ,y 1 . . .

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PAUL KERRIGAN a Pat on the back for bravery drsplayed rn the chemrstry lab PHYLLIS LAPAN a sales slrp to remrnd her of the many customers she has served at Grant s DOLORES LaROSE a car to keep her travelrng to and from Bolton RICHARD LEVEILLE a book on strength to keep hrm lookrng as flt as ever JULIO LOUREIRO a lovrng cup for berng Hudsons Champron Pool Player RICHARD LYONS a basketball hoop to help hrm catch a certarn yunror grrl MARJORIE MACDONALD zr prece of Srlva whrch she consrders more valuable than gold HELEN MARQUES a bell so we can hear her comrng CAROL MARSTON her favorrte Cowboy funnybook Roy ROGer LOUISE MARTIN the record O Johnny' O John n r JOSEPH MCDERMOTT a can of 3 rn I orl to keep hrs trumpet rn shape JOSEPH MCMAHON an everlastrng supply of Pep DAVID MORTENSON a book of jokes so he can contrnue to keep us laughrng 'FRANCES OCONNELL a part of roller skates to remrnd her of the many contests shes won CHESTER OLASKI apron strrngs to show hes 1 butchers boy ANN ONEIL a recrpe so she wrll never forget how she made Brownre JUDITH PARDEE a recommendatron for a job as a model as she has already had some experrence PATRICIA PATTERSON r ptrrot that repeats Joe' t ' oe' WILLIAM PAUPLIS a notebook so he can keep a record of all the newspapers he has sold FRANK PIMENTEL a scholarshrp to college be cause he lrkes school so much ALFRED RIO a recommendatron for a job as a teacher at Arthur Murrays School of Dancrng CAROLE ROCHE an everlastrng tardy slrp so our redhead wont be late CHASE RODGER a parr of scrssors to shorten the length of hrs words MAURICE ROSS a handful of pennres to take P Nuts out of Maynard JACK SANTOS wave set to keep hrs harr rn place JEAN SCHIAPPA a recommendatron for a Job rn a beauty salon PETER SCHLICKMAN a compass to help hrm find a shortcut to school RODGER SCOTT a mrnrature trafic srgnal to re mrnd hrm of Blrnky DAVID SHERMAN a gun to keep all the boys away from a certarn grrl rn Maynard CHARLES SILVA the song sheet Margre RUBEN SOUZA a tube of Ipana to keep hrs smrle rrvrshrng MARY SPENCER a patent on her laugh so no one else can steal rt sarlor BARBARA ILRRIO 1 megaphone so she can be heard GRACE WI ST r rote of thanks for the support she hrs grxcn us GERTRUDE XWHEELER a needle to remrnd her of her dns rs 1 xocatronal student of H H S NIANCY WHITCOINIB r lrttle black book to keep her posted on rll her dates KENNETH WILLIS rn IOU to take care of a Betty Mard DIANE WIRTH a mrnrature basketball to remrnd her of her days as captfrrn of the grrls squad SHIRLEY YOUNG a drary so she can record all the good trmes shes had 7 7 Q - l , Y ' H - 3 , . 9 ' u ' rv , ! , . i . . 1, . ,, 7 . . . .. , . y. , , 7 . ' Q Pefmlm Paffies-H RITA SPINNEY an anchor, to keep her tied to one S 1 I . ' v Y V ' Q 1 y' v . Y I . , ' ' L - I A V v Q A , , A ' ' Jue. J - 1 I 1 l 4 . 1 . l . 1 ' .5 v I

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BEVERLY HAYES couldn't dance so well. ANNE I-IOUGHTON got a C. AGNES HUREAU clidn't blush. DAVID JENNISON didn't drive around in a little Ford. CHARLES JEWETT sold his farm and moved to the city. AUDREY JONES hadn't come to H. H, S, MARGARET JONES lost her big brown eyes. PAUL KERRIGAN hadn't come back to H H S PHYI LIS LAPAN had eaten more 1ce cream at Flllmorc DOLORES LaROSE mlde LaRosa spaghettl RICHARD IEVEILLE dxdnt have muscles JULIO LOUREIRO werent so lrkable RICHARD LYONS hadn t played football MARJORIE MacDONALD were one of the seven dwarfs HELEN MARQUES went out for publrc speakxng CAROL MARSTON lost her ever present g1ggle LOUISE MARTIN drdnt talk so fast JOSEPH MCDERMOTT drdn t play rn the band OSEPH MCMAHON couldnt find hrs way to Gleasondale DAVID MORTENSON played football FRANCES OCONNELL couldn t roller skate CHESTER OI ASKI drdnt run errands for the ofhce ANN ONEIL lost her pleaslng personallty JUDITH PARDEE lost her ladylrke ways PATRICIA PATTERSON lost her chauffeur from Gleasonda WILLIAM PAUPLIS werent alvs ays seen at Falrbanks FRANK PIMENTELS truck broke down ALFRED RIO could really srng CAROLE ROCHE flunked a test CHASE RODGER whrstled at the gurls MAURICE ROSS couldnt find Maynard JACIx SANTOS dldn t have such red hfur JEAN SCHIAPPA forgot to set her arr PETER SCHLICKMAN S mm brother went to H DAVID SHERMAN were srx feet tall CHARLES SILVA werent so ctrcfrce RUBEN SOUYA lost hls XXIUYIIHE smlle MARY SPENCER bccxme 1 Johnny R13 smger RITA SPINNEH dndn t lrlte the Naxy BARBARA TERRIO bcclme 1 cheerleader GRACE XVEST lost her tllent for sellnng Chrlstm GERTRUDE WHEELER became DOISJ NANCY WHITCOMB lost her Marme sweater IS cards KLNNETH WILLIS went blck to Florlda to lne DIANE WIRTH lost her Connectxcut accent SHIRI FX 'XOIJNL1 lost hcr lbxlm for qLllClx remlrks e to Hudson ' 1 '. . . . I D . I l ' YL V ' L I. ' ' Y , . , . ' h ' . ' ' . H. S. ROGER SCOTT weren't such a wit. 4 D ll . Y A . , . , , Y ' 1 l ' Y ' A ' . 1 7 7 I F 1 . I I v ' r V