Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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duplncate bnllboard whnch lnsted hts qualnfncatnons to be governor of the state Joe a former professnonal football player had guaranteed bet ter wages to all nelly donut stuffers My head was stnll swnmmnng when I saw nn front of the Lee Manslon a I + 5- 0713 rn nanpv, 'ttf B n igga .51 I in H HW J NIVIIHIIIIIIII Ill AMEMIIIIIP-1 crowd of people lnstennng to Chuck Cnlley on a soap box wagnng a dnl: gent but unsuccessful campangn for prohnbntnon In the doorway of the Mansnon Carol Aprnl and Sylvna An derson who conducted tours sorbed nn Chucks speech that I toured the house by myself A delncnous odor drew me out doors Here I nonned Pat Sheldon and Sue Rhoades on thelr Pnzza Marathon through Marblehead However wenghted down by the pnzza I had to make a forced land nng at the Kung Hooper Mansnon R515 -lx :REQ Nt EEMQJ lnfuunnnwn islffllfl whnch ns very approprnately servnng as a refuned exhnbntnon place for contemporary art In the doorway was Sandy Curtns who was passnng out amples one to a customer of her exclusnve recnpe for fudge whnch Fanny Farmer had lust taken over Saga of the Sanlboat Pete Burns masterpnece was nn a separate room and the mann parlor was devoted to some tasteful decoratnons of drnft wood and shells whnch Phyllns Cutler had collected nn her Iensure tnme on the Rnvnera Lnnda Kndder and Helen McGoey had a nonnt exhnbntnon fea turnng sculptures conslclered by ex perts to be the henght of Amerncan models Upstanrs Bruce Knncand was dnsplaynng hns nngennous pannt by number knts besnde the works of great masters from Europe Lucknly I was stnll In a mood to apprecnate art for the next stop was the Lafayette House the snte of a motnon pncture nn our hugh school rnng our talented Nnna Prnncn and called Home Before Mornnng B tween scenes Nnna sand that Pat Hurley had lust completed her thnrd comedy The Long and the Short of It Nnna also sand that Dotty Nnemysku had been supposed to star wnth her but Dotty had already sngned a contract to star nn the suc cessful French Broadway play La Petnte Jeune Fnlle Assnstant dnrector of Horne Before Mornnng was Ron nne Nelson who had recenved a T V Emmy for the program wnth the most laughs of the year Ronnne attrnbutes much of hns success to Lounse Gardner the fabulously pand gnrl who starts audnences roarnng wnth her nnfectnous laugh Ronnne nnvnted me to lonn the bb crew at Boston for another scene but my attentnon had been caught by a modern playground fnlled wnth happy healthy youngsters playnng under the dnrectnon of Alnce Percy who had been awarded a prnze for her athletnc program Alnce was workung nn co operatnon wnth Tom Haggerty presndentnal advnsor on youth physncal fntness When I arrnved Alnce was amus mg the chnldren wnth a specnal edn tnon of Lnfe Magaznne fnlled wnth news of some of her former class mates The cover photo was of Laura Halford head of the color guards followed by Toby Russell and Arlene Shube twnrlers nn the fnrst all gnrl bano at Harvard Judy Duddy de signer of the new sac look for men was the sublect of a bntter edntornal and Bob Jermyn success ful bng league baseball player was benng offered fabulous salarnes by three of the manor teams Snnce the chnldren had nnhernted a love of the sea they ennoyed the artncle about the world trnp of the Marblehead V a replnca of a clnpper shnp on whnch Jannce Ganey was head of the galley Ito nnsure proper dnetl Fashnons for the models pnctured In the magaznne were produced by Deanna Dnnsmore who once agann had set the new fashnon styles nn Parns A very loud bangnng struck me as strange comnng from St Mncheal s Church I flew over to nnvestngate . . I . . . 5 I I I , u I ' , I II . II I - 1 ' 1 I , I I ' I . . . I . . . - It ies? n ' R iff! ' .9 . . . . . H K -7- . ' - .-L 3 -..-- , ' ' ' , ...Q 7- E , , fi- :- E ' 17 '45 ' ' , . . . . . 4- V , H . H ' I I ' ' - 4 . , . , E I i ' I., . . . . . . - - I I I - . . .. I . I I I I - . I . . - I . 1 H - I . . . . H D . I through the mansion, were so ab- days and now of another one star- - - 5 I I I . s 11 ' .ll e- ' ., I I I .... I I ' I ' ' ' ' I I ' - . . I . ri 1 nn 'J - S-5 . . - 3 ,Q , - -, . . ,, . . .., K 5 of , . , ll- J ' bm- n - ll - vi-ff A ,- np H-: t Y . ll ' . li' 'H lj ' n ,, . Q I ' I . - I - 1 Ni 1 . Y . . .. I ' . I ,.. . . . . . , I - I

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However Sandy saud that w couldnt tune un on a few rooms be cause the teachers were busy Among These was lubraruan Duanne Dunstan un conference wuth Bull Dus tun pruncupal Jay Henderson had left orders un the offuce that hus spuruted Democracy un Actuon class could not be dusturbed for any rea son Reg Hartley who had settled down from an Induanapolus cham puon to the posutuon of Druver Educa tuon teacher was beung vusuted by Luz Carey the druvung commussuoner of Massachusetts who had the best record yet The school bus system has Increased greatly sunce Bradlee Nuckerson became a druver and the manager Also Dale Osgood has developed a student bus trup o weekends between Marblehead and Exeter Jean Mautland organuzed a dauly shuttle from Marblehead to Swampscott whuch I decuded to fol ow Floatung along I entered a large unfamuluar umpressuve buuldung where I read on a bronze plaque that thus scuentufuc laboratory and planetaruum had been establushed by Roger Cruff who also donates scholarshups to hugh school scuence students Under the plaque was a bust of Stephen Gauss under whose durectuon the laboratory had acquured a good deal of publuc esteem Elaune Armstrong Steves secretary goes on tours demonstratung the useful work of the laboratory Through her lectures Larry Levune learned atomuc physucust was attracted to the re search center Outsude the planetaruum Aluce Puerce hauled me and unvuted me to the Mary Alley Hosputal where she was supervusor of the staff Aluce took me to the wards where nurse Judy Wood had performed a muracle when she took sole care of Tum Pressey who was hurt whule tryung to beat Karun Stueglutz up Mount Everest on hus motor scooter Work ung un the research laboratory was Dave Merrull famous for hus product Sulfatethozypyrutuzune a preven tuon agaunst unfectuon from snappung turtle butes Busuly followung us to all the wards was Carol Goldberg physucal therapust who strongly urged everyone to do exercuses each mornung Between pushups Carol unformed me that several members of the class of 59 had admunustra tuve posutuons un Abbot Hall Followung the telephone wures to ward Abbot Hall I overtook a man un a dark coat long beard and hat pulled over hus eyes Close unspec tuon revealed thus mysteruous char acter to be John Lynch edutor of the lovelorn column of the Marblehead Messenger who had been ordered by edutor Sue Sadoff not to return wuthout some confudentual utems I flew John wuth me the rest of the 65 way to Abbot Hall where Glorua Spatz ran out of her offuce and wouldnt let us advance wuthout proof that we had paud thus years taxes John hurruedly left whule I escaped unto the studuo where Les Goodwun to commemorate the an nuversary of the Spurut of 76 was posung for the modern day versuon for artust Steve Goodwun Apparent ly Steve was too busy to notuce me for two strokes of blue paunt blunded me and I flapped rught unto Aluce Lemueux Matron of Abbot Hall who quuckly cleaned me up and went back to patrollung the rest of the buuldung Outsude Abbot Hall were Davud Goluck and Muke Goloboy op eratung a Daru Whup concessuon whuch featured theur specual Truple Dup Puneapple Nut Treat My map showed that the next stop on the Hustoruc Traul was the beautuful Mansuon House whuch had become famous agaun when an ec centruc mulluonaure had engaged owner and enguneer Ted Gray to desugn a home lust luke thus un the colonual style Consultung my map I was pleased to fund the Lee Mansuon former resudence of a merchant prunce the next stop on my agenda I declded agaunst takung a short cut when I crashed unto a poster lustung the numerous characterustucs whuch qualu fued Peter Mules for the key posutuon of governor of Massachusetts Pete had promused to cut the state debt un half un one week Stunned from the blow I turned and ran rught unto the face of Joe McKane on a I . e . . . I . , . . . . . . . , . ' 1 ' - . ' . . 1 . . . - I - ' ' ' - f ' - 11 - - 1 11 1 1 - , . ' . ' . ' ' 1 . . - . I . . . ' . . . 11 - - - 11 - - - 1 1 ' I . . , , . . . . . - . ' I I . . 1 , . . , ' . , ' ' , . . ,, . . n , . . - 11 9 . 1 , t - ' 1 A I 73 P' . . . . I K . J' A 1 I - - , N . J N . f I z, ' , , 63? 'Dr ,f - .T ' ' I 1 . . . - ' - ' ' I . I l I I 1 1 I , . . . . 1 1 ' I . 1 ' ' '

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P5 I fi fl'-L. M L ,lv af, lt seems that Jlm Rodgers always a successful locksmlth was attempt mg to get Carolyn Clark out of the belfry whlch had locked whsle she was trylng to frx the bell Carolyn told me through the keyhole that she was supposed to announce the opening of the Gregware Chnp com pany Kendrall Gregware owner and manager Hlred to taste each chnp that was produced were Sally Ware and Maryann Sullivan both expert popcorn tasters previously Jnm fu nally admitted defeat and reluctant ly agreed to call the troops of Joan Carver and Gall Sandgren energetlc co chairmen of the Glrl Scouts of Ameruca to Carolyns rescue A newsboy on the street an nounced the latest news that every one had been wantnng for Carole Buswlcks horse Marblehead For ever had lust won the Horgan cup In the Kentucky Derby Alan Horgan donates SIOO OOO each year for the advancement of horse breedlng Marblehead made the headlxnes agaln today when Shenla Hamson prima ballernna, lust ended her tour around the world with the Sadler Wells dance troupe I soared over for an lntervnew wtth Shenla, who told me that on her KLM Royal Dutch plane home Joyce Brown had been the hostess and had recently been voted the most consvderate One of the most hlstorlc sttes on the traul the Old Town House was AN-X X A Qu gs E 64254164 pi T git, 1 'El 7 ti T fm un. I ins lust underneath me and Joe Demb a famous philosophical orator was speakrng nn the same spot on which Elbrldge Gerry had thrilled so many audxences The occasion for Joes speech was the return of Sue Cun nnngham mlsslonary from South Afrnca who had clvlllzed many na tnves through her understandung ef forts I remained to hear Sue pranse onl multlmnlltonalre Doug Shafner for hls generous support of her Mau Mau Refnnement Classes Cy Danforth chuef of polnce was fughtlng a crowd of gnggllng gnrs who had heard rumors that Car Peterson handsome pro basketball player was vnsntnng Cy Upon vestugatlon these rumors proved to be false I followed the gurls who gained heart at a gllmpse of Jerry Ryan organlzer of an lnternatlonal hockey league, wlth Sandy Wood, who had become famous for her skull In the Ice Capades Close be hand Jerry was Mnke Segall, Ivy 67 league clothes manufacturer who had developed a new style and who outfitted the best dressed men When I saw the lnmousunes lined up before the Elbrldge Gerry House curuoslty forced me to glzde under the closed doors where I hoped to vlew a top secret conference The flrst one I saw here was Torn Frary Amencan statesman now appro Marbleheads greatest statesman Twlstvng through the crowd I was able to dnstmguush Simon Wadleugh presldent of the Brmsh Amerncan Frlendshnp Society receuvmg the worse IH a legal argument wlth the first woman chlef lustlce of the Su preme Court Colleen Brady ln a corner Nancy Llchman Amerlcan ambassador from Parts for Babas on Rum was demonstrateng her product which contains France rvght In the can Apparently however there were some business mlnded leglslators In the group for I floated In on a round table dlscusslon about government Among the placecards I weeded out several famuluar names Prnnted an dlgnlfled letters was Sue Maurols Chancellor of Lower Slob ovta Evldently one of Sues col leagues was whupped unto a frenzy by one of her remarks for soon a placecard entntled Nancy Knely Senator from Alaska narrowly missed Sues head I wasnt so lucky and recelved a crashnng blow whsch broke my flying apparatus Busy .losle Hammond, who had amazed the world by becoming the fnrst woman presudent of the Unnted .,',f fl 1 -1, 11 . ' -g X I. I I , 1 , . f I '- ii 71 Wi' ,. ' '-' if . . . . -I '11 . I-,A le 'K ,Q I I l f ' li ' ,A-4 ' Q l . . . . rt , .uf -' .' z H-ea I I , l' il X 1 f'-if- ,l Q ,,,1L'....f ' ll . i I - , Q 'fn If 'IL ' 'U N mln I C 1 - X Tx I ' 41:4 IN ' - 1 sa Q .-. K i- QX an expert on church keys and now ?ES' nl' l'?- .,.'if priately living here in the home of ' , - so elf- 1 N, , 1 . ' fc' - .1 V5 . . . . I . I 'Cf Y 'V Q i I 174 4 -'aa' ' I I - , , I . . . . - I . . I t - - 1 - u . , - In . ' 1 ' ' I I . I , ' . i I - I . . I - ' - - - 11 . . ' . . . . . I . - - . , I - I - '11 - 1 - I , I 1 . . ' I . , A l ' . lrt- , ' . . ,,