Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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SECOND ROW left to right Linda Epstein Meredith Bradley George Snow Douglas Smith Suzanne Warner Barbara Kimball FIRST ROW left to right Dave Keefe Nina Prunci Jim Fiske Commodore Nancy Asher .lim Samilian 1959 was a tune year for the sailing club since we always were a winning team placing consistently in the top three in all our meets and regattas Under the leadership and fine example of our commodore Jim Fiske, and with such fine skippers as Jim Samillan, Doug Smith, and David Keete, sailing against such schools as Tabor, Williston, and Proctor was exciting and victorious Barb King, Sue Warner, and Nina Pnnci also helped make the meets successful by working on the hospitality committee. A word of thanks is certainly due Mrs. Hogan for the infinite time and effort she contributed. At the annual dance in May the trophies were awarded and another season ot sailing fun was ended. II4

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Zaiger Paul Kusinitz FIRST ROW left to right Barry Gordon Jay Morrison Stephen Gold Bruce Bean Dick Katz Jacob Karas Organized in 1957 for the prevention of indigestion among the male members of Marblehead society the Chefs Club meets every other Wednesday Appearances of guest chefs from nearby restaurants a food sale an annual banquet a pizza party and a beach party at which charcoal broiled steaks are served are among the activities Under the guidance of Mrs Wiegand the chefs have mastered much of the fine art of cooking ll3 SECOND ROW, left to right: Martin Brickmen, Bob Plotkin, Richard Rotteriberg, Martin Stieglitz, Larry Hoffman, Arthur Greenbaum, John Whipple, Richard

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SECOND ROW left to right Judy White Dottie Nuemyskr Tum Pressey Dan Packard Sherm Wheeler Roger Roffman Marvin Greenberg Simon Wadlergh Bradley Miss Nancy Fay Fox On November twenty first and twenty second the Class of 59 presented George Washington Slept Here the first play in many years to run two nights at M H S Miss Fox the cast the committees and the stage crew worked long hours to make the play a success A great deal of credit belongs too to the class itself who sold enough tickets to fill the auditorium both evenings and boost the class treasury by over Sl OOO II5 l l l Pete Miles, Joan Cudihy, Sheila Connellyf FIRST ROW, left to right: Doug Smith, Marcia Faney, Tina Teran, Pat Hurley, Jim Samilian, Betsy Morse, Meredith , . . . r I I ' l I I