Hyde Park High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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advertxslng Halo Shampoo B1ll Dunn IS a model for sweater ads Pat Kretschmer IS the propr1etor of the House of Westmore creatmg elegant slde burns for the future Elv1s Presleys Robert Conroy IS a newsr aner r porter spec1al1z1ng 1n bonhres Ioyce Orchard IS the productron manager of the new Br: adway h1t The LUCY One Charlre Cr1vellaro IS a self employed fru1t salesman and owns h1s own cart Carol McK1nnon IS worklng hard on a survey ent1tled Why Hyde Park Hxgh Students are Tardy Frank Aqullante breaks the world s speed record ln drummmg Lourse O Brren has set the world s record 1n typlng by typlng 20 words a mmute w1th only 21 mrstakes Dave Barbar1e IS a tester for Beauty Rest Mattresses Mar1lyn Natal1 IS the proprletor of a bakery of her own spec1al1z1ng ID Weddlng Cakes of course W1ll1am Bregol1 IS a machlne gunner on a Patten Tank Ruth1e Pasterls IS st1ll try1ng to organ1ze a glfls football team for Hyde Park Hrgh ane O Br1en has just been recently promoted to ed1tor 1n chref of the Boston Record Amer1can M1ke DeChell1s IS the tenor 1n a rock n roll quartet MHICIH Clark IS mak1ng a concert tour her ch1ef select1on berng Chopstlcks 1n Slx D1fferent Moods b dStewart Coll1ns IS an rnsurance salesman and a part trme drummer for a real cool an ean Hachey IS teach1ng k1ndergarten w1th Rose ZlllOl1 s ch1ldren as her pup1ls ohn C1ccarell1 IS an atom1c phys1c1st at M I T Dolores Russo IS the pr1vate secretary to the Head Master of Hyde Park Mel Barron 15 head art1st for a large company Bern1ce Fata rs keep1ng the Internal Rex enue books stra1ght h B1lly O Leary holds the world s record for the h1ghest battrng average 1n baseball 1story Wesley Walsh IS head of the mechanlcal englneers at General Electr1c oe Smrth owns h1s own pamtrng bus1ness un1 DelConte and Brother Burke graduated from Vrllanova thrs une and have been chosen All Amer1can for 1967 1n football of course Kathleen McMann IS the superv1sor of the math department at M I T Dolly D1G1ovann1 IS takrng d1ctat1on from Elvls Barbara Carew stands sol1dly beh1nd the Navy Twenty years have brought many changes but Peggy Bolxngbroke st1ll checks room 08 once a week to see 1f the housekeepers are keep1ng the room neat someth1ng the sen1ors of 1957 always forgot to do Isol1na Bodx has a s1ng1ng engagement at that excluslxe nrght spot rn Hyde Park The Dayl1ght Her competxtor Betty Colantuno IS currently appearing at Carlo s Judy Buhlman IS the world s champ1on speed ryplst o Antonucc1 has recently bu1lt a soda shop across from H P H S replaclng five or SIX houses Employees are Mary Barbuto Pat Coll1ns Arlene Cunnrngham ayne Chr1stadora as manager Barbara Daly has lust learned from Mrs Hartnett what makes her remove her hand from a hot stove Fran and B111 Dube now have A1r Force W1ngs and are Hymg South oan Allmenfl IS 1n the barber bus1ness w1th her father ames Buchanan now owns h1s own wallpaper and palnt store named Plaster the Hard Way Robert Cavanaugh has some good 1deas for the boys who are st1ll look1ng for easy o s ohn Constant1no IS the boy who IS mak1ng all the money these days 1n a do It your self Draft Company Stanley Cressy w111 be a surpr1se to everybody when he owns h1s own furnace com any D1ck Doran IS st1ll try1ng to find a parkmg space b1g enough for h1s 1967 Caddy Paul Belonger now a draftrng engrneer IS ready to let the world know how to make a m1ll1on dollars 1n a year Drck Bleller All Amerrcan of 1967 IS here to gne us a few pomters on how to make a basket at a 39 degree angle Edward Blanchard drlves up ln h1s huge 1967 DeSoto and gnes us one easy lesson on how to get lost 1n a brg car Joseph Bruno IS a profess1onal beautlclan for men and IS here to demonstrate a few of the newest colffures for men due to come out th1s year If you have any further news on any of these graduates please subm1t 1t to thls stat1on Th1s IS stat1on NEWS broadcastmg on a frequency of 800 krlocycles owned and operated by Les Albert1 Al Sp1ndler and W1lly W1lder as ch1ef engmeer Thxs stat1on of jup1ter Lane on Mars now leaves the a1r As the flyrng saucers streak across rmgs of Saturn we close w1th the mov1ng refra1n of our Natronal Anthem Stars and Strnpes Forever MARY P BARBUTO 129 Dana Ave Hyclfd Pfifk Mary noted for her qlllfk Wlt fr1endly sfmle cheerful hello MELVIN BARRON 24 Rockdale St lvfattapan Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball enms 2 Ca Honor Roll 3 4 Camera Club 4 Courxer Staff 4 Yearbook Sen1or Councrl Sen1or Revue 4 Honor Socrety 5 4 L1eut 4 Me What a kid' what marks' Engrneermg IS h1s freld college next WILLIAM E BATTLES 40 Stratton St Dorchester Basketball 2 4 Tennrs 2 4 Key Club 2 4 Courrer Asst Edltor 4 Yearbook Gradu at1on Marshal 2 Sen1or Revue 4 Sen1or Councrl Publrc Speakrng 2 4 L1eut 4 St1lts thats what he gets for smokmg Teachers College next ' ' ' v v I - ' Q 1 Q ' ' . 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FRANK A AQUILANTE 52 Sunnyside St Hyde Park Drum Corps 2 3 4 Senior Revue 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Frank Little Caesar real hot with the skins nice smile and personality Conservatory of Music next NANCY M BAKER 12 Ellis St Hyde Park Glee Club 7 Senior Revue humor winning smile adwlttb DAVID N BARBERIE 5 New Bedford St Hyde Park Football 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 Able active smiling bright future Class Prophecy This is station NEWSg today is Thursday, june 21, 1967. The time is 8:30 p.m. Now a word from our sponsor. ' Do your feet hurt? If they do, you ought to be wearing Martian Space Shoes. They cut the ground from under your feet, and make you feel as though you were walking on air. They are so light that you float along. They relieve foot ailments such as eorns bunions and athletes foot even without a doctor's prescription. So do as your friends do and go out and buy a pair of Martim Space Shoes today We interrupt this program for a news flash from our roving reporter from station HPHS broadcasting from outer space Good evening ladies and gentlemen this is your reporter ohnny Nisbet reporting from the planet Mars This is the latest news on the graduates from Hyde Park High School Judy Wright may be seen as a model gracing the pages of Mademoiselle Magazine Claire Taber is now the president of the Laboratory Technicians Association of America Eleanor Santilli is the singing and dancing star of the latest Broadway Musical Helicopter Serenade Frannie Troy is employed by RCA and is top recording star vvith her two top re leases both golden records Earth Angel and Something Wonderful Sheila Foley is running a nursery school for all her nieces and nephews Elaine I'ort1n1 is occasionally seen speeding down Metropolitan Avenue in Bob Palmer s flashy blue Chevy ohn Buckley is a playwright and author of his seventh nevvv play entitled Life with Father' Lucy D1Paolo is still wearing those naturally blond curls on the top of her head Donald Benson is chief of police at the Dedham Headquarters Mary Ann Grasso is still chewing gum like mad Frank Condon is the producer of the 1980 shovving of Oklahoma Marie I'1cc1chv is now proprietor of her ovvn beauty salon specializing a la Gossip Charles Corrado has his own orchestra Corrado s Boilermakers Diane Cropper has recently given her first speech to Congress as a Senator from Massachusetts ohnny Galvin is a combined Math and Latin teacher and giving most of his spare time to young promising football prospects on the gridiron For the past month Brenda Carver has been writing up the 1967 Cl 1ss Will for Miss Sharkey Charles Cibbons is still getting the last of his tardy cards signed oanne Ferrari is now head supervisor of nurses training it Mass General Billy Grimes will vvithout a doubt be our nest Registrar of Motor Vehicles I Carol Snow is now in Hollywood making part tvvo of 1 hve p1rt movie life with E oise Dave Hastry is still paying his medical bills from the 1956 l'ootb1ll season Nancy Baker is now at U CLA teaching the history of Mars to future residents of the planet Eddie jackson is the nevv physics teacher vvho is hllinw Mr Hackett s shoes udy Bertolon is teaching Inglish If the University of Virginia using Miss Galvin s ack Green Bob Kelley Stan Lenovvskr Alm Mahar md Pete Mmzoni are running the best used car business in the country d Irene Bittman is sitting at the switchboard asking Miss Morrison Now what do I 07 Ronnie ackson is Ed Murphy s hockey scout trying to keep the good old team alive Andy Kas after hnishing his educxtion at MIT and Tufts is now knovvn as the mad scientist Eleanor Hughes is a professor of psychology at B U Bill Kells is novv a prosperous lawyer getting all his old classmates out of the clink Ann Chips Hurley vvas just crovvned the Wforlds Chlmpron Womm Wrestler andkshe is also founder and owner of the worlel fimous weight liftin comp my in Hyde Par Dick Manning is still smiling Frannie Lang is Boss Lady at the Lang Dairy Ranch Martin Mannion has Hnally learned how to use the slide rule Pat Lawrence is now the owner of tll the Iirst Nationll chain stores throughout thc country with Carol Osborne President of the Meat Cutters Association Ken Kutney is still roaring in and out of Marcia s Drivevv ly Gerry Hamilton is the Secretary to the President of the United States Eleanor McDonald has just been appointed floor walker of a leading department store We llnd athletic loan Mindon teaching her ever famous volleyball techniques Mary Powers is the world s most elheient and charming secretary Dick Berman is the owner of Berman s Pet Shop XVe flnd jane Ly ons picture with her beautiful blond tresses in all the migarines 7 L Y I , . , 1 1 2 . 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Class Song By MARCIA CLARK MELODY: MAY THE GOOD LORD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU May the good Lord bless and keep you Whether near or far away. May ideals of Hyde Park High School Be the light that guides your way. May each footstep on the staircase Lead you to success And that golden door swing open With the key of happiness. May all memories be fond ones Remembered time and again. May the good Lord bless and keep you Till we meet again' Class Poem By ELEAIN OR HUGHES CLASS OF 57 We re Seniors now at Hyde Park High Thinking of three years gone by Of knowledge gained friends we made Teachers we liked games we played Of all the things we liked to do Football Camera Club Senior Rexue Newspaper staff soliciting ads Fashion show latest fads Of study hard to pass that test Lab experiments and all the rest Where did they go? How flew they by Three wonderful years at Hyde Park Hig As Seniors now we wish to see What life ahead is go1ng to be Adventures we ll haxe places we ll go Successes achiex ed and people we ll know Who ll be the one to haxe his name Engraved with honor in the Hall of Fame? Soon each shall go his chosen may To do his best day after day And try with effort to reach the peak And gain the gcal that all do seek The time has come for friends to part But friendship remains within the heart Regretfully we say goodbye To precious days at Hyde Park High CAROLE J. BEADES 278 Minot St., Dorchester Sllffball 31 Badminton 23 Volleyball 23 Senior Revue 3. Carole- shy. easy to get along with. good sport, friend to. everyone, pleasant person- ality perfec: companion PAUL E BELANGER 108 Park St Dorchester Paul a likeable guy always willing to help out ready and willing to do a good 1ob rin ff? A-'ea K-vw l 'G 'rs' msftsa s DONALD W BENSON 459 Huntington Axe Hyde Park T ack 2 3 Donnie ery quiet bt '1 on crful M Kilrcv wont forget him plans to at tcnl collcge V Y 4 Y , . . , s 1 7 5 Y V 5 , ' , 5 A , v . . . 5 K v y 4 . v ' 7 l . i . v , r 44 I . . , gh! , , Y ' . , V , , 7 . Y , V r . , . --fr: fi '. X :, - 1 ,, '.kv . ., ,.,.. .Ml L ,I ggv, . 7 . ' 1 at . - Sa- M4 . ' ,Z ,Q 1 av ii if 'it if . D31 i. ' .s ' 'aff-img -1 w 'V? T? .f . 1 gg gi 3 rg, 1. vga M ka . A 'f?'?diQt,s'.T. v , Y V r ' ' . , . A r v ' , It . W cl' l-cicl. F. A V, , Y - Y 5 A . K - A Y ,