Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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States patched me up and I qurckly escaped but only rnto worse trouble rn the form of Lrnda Mahoney wrth her yarn sprnnrng machrne whrch grves the home made touch to all manufactured woolens Lrnda hur rredly detached me from some pur ple and whrte wool and we rorned a general mrgratron to the water front Here I notrced a shrp crammed to the masts wrth equrpment such as snow shoes skrs huskres and ready made rgloos Sherm Wheeler and Nancy Asher were well provrded for therr long rourney wrth the Navys Antarctrc Task Forcce There seemed to be some drffrculty about Ieavrng untrl Sherm pard hrs dues to Doug Smrth natronal treasurer of the Mor trcrans Unron and Doug told hrs members to release the shrp The Band of Arnerrca under the drrec tron of Walter Wales had come voluntarrly to see off Sherm and Nancy WHIZ' a streak of smoke marked the trarl of Lee Hathaway travelrng salesman who had exactly one mrn ute to reach Ferry Lane Wrth my fly rng equrpment cracked I drdn t catch up wrth Lee untrl he was purchasrng a parr of waterwrngs from Judy Smethurst who was achrevrng great success rn thrs busrness Lee asked me to rorn hrm to delay ferry boat operator Dan Goodwrn Dan always met hrs schedule however and sarled almost before Lee could get rnto hrs waterwrngs Dan left me at Fort Sewall rn the care of Cal Hamson who had rust frnrshed hrs SCUBA research prorect Cal took me on board the USS Healy named for rts captarn Sprder because he had saved rt from berng destroyed by an rceberg Sprder ordered me to fly up the crows nest and help Frrst Mate Brll Whrte retrreve hrs telescope from one of the sea gulls From thrs look out pornt I was the frrst to spy Jrm Frske returnrng from the Pan Amerrca Sarlrng Cup Race proudly flyrng the cup from hrs mast A large Coast Guard Boat manned by Admrral Don Sweet who was honorrng Jrm s trrbute to Amerr ca was towrng Jrms sarlboat rn to Fort Sewall where a crowd was wartrng to recerve hrm Brll Clemson could be seen veerrng rn my drrec tron rn hrs skrff Commodore of the Eastern Yacht Club where he has worked hrmself up from the launch boy we knew hrm to be A Brll appeared I hovered over hrs skrff and saw Sandy Cook research mathematrcran of the WAVES pac rng the deck because she was too late to present a specral award to Jrm However an excrtrng event al most overshadowed Jrms accom plrshment Joel Mrller parachuted from hrs flamrng rocket shrp and landed on Fort Sewall where Ern Nrckerson the fastest news reporter around qurckly rntervrewed Joel called rn thrs scoop by walkre talkre and went lookrng for another one Meanwhrle Erleen Rubrn had re cerved some better storres than Ern for her darly column called Dear Ruby Dan Packard rrch cucumber tycoon wrote rn to ask advrce about 68 vrtamrns for hrs cucumbers whrch werent thrrvrng well rn our northern clrmate Andrea Potoprnsky the frrst woman to drrve across the country rn two days wanted to know the shortest route around the world In Erleen s column I also read the letter of Ruth O Hara mother of the year wrth twelve chrldren who wondered rf Erleen could grve her desrgns for a house whrch could be expanded each year I soared over to the hrstorrc Hearth and Eagle scene of excrtrng events durrng the War of T812 Here another excrtrng event was takrng place and when l flew rnto a mass of red whrte and blue cloth I saw Meredrth Bradley busrly sew rng a new flag for the Unrted States whrch she had patrrotrcally desrgned Meredrth proudly showed us two framed copres of drplomas from famous unrversrtres whrch had been sent to her by Judy Errckson now workrng for her masters degree rn art at Washrngton A brg crash caused Meredrth to rump up but I knew that rt was only Bobby York who rs a stunt drrver tryrng out the latest cars Zoomrng through the heart of Marblehead I saw the famrlrar face of Alan Condon present owner of Loures Supermarket wrth branches rn other rmportant crtres I arrrved at the John Devereux House a frne example of srmple yet rm pressrve archrtecture whrch Jrm Dolan now a successful burlder who recognrzes beauty had prcked as hrs home l flew out rust rn trme to chat wrth Marcra Anderson recently re 1 1 . . . I 1 I ' . 1 . I . ' I - . . - 1 . . . 1 , . 1 ' ' 1 1 I I ' - . I , . . . , . . . . . . , . . , . . .. 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 , - 1 ' . S f I 1 1 .. . 1 . . I - ' 1 1 . , ' , - . 1 . . . ' ' - 1 . . 1 . , 1 , I . , , ' ' ' - - 11 11 ' . . .. . 1 . ' I I 1 . - ' 1 ' 1 - . 11 - ' ' 1 . H , . . . 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- , ' . . ,,

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Turned from her studres ID Europe to set up a beauty salon rn Marble head Marcla sand that she had at tended one of Davud Keefe s extrava gant soxrees at Monte Carlo Among the Important guests at the party was Paul Lawton who was restnng after hrs walk around the world and who was dlsplaytng hrs flsh net col lectlon gathered from many dufferent countries Food at the party was pro vlded by Lrnda Doyle manager of a world wlde chaln of restaurants rn all the malor cntles Both Bully Tracy wealthy playboy and has teacher Olympic skler Bob Wlgglesworth had arrrved at Daves party after sklung tn Swrtzerland The maxn at tractlon of the evening however was Joan Cudrhy leadlng lady tn Le Barbrer de Sevrlle rn Parts All dresses worn at the party were desrgned by Del Plotnlck of Frfth Avenue New York In her Elegance for the Elrte Shop Wlnglng my way to the Azor Orne House my supersonrc ears prcked up a dum hubbub of anlmal nouses Here was Paul Stevens ranch upon whlch he has carried out his school daydream to ratse weasels At Paul s ranch Betsy Morse was testrng her new halr spray Platrnum Must on the weasels l narrowly evaded the spray when Betsy enthusiastically kept on spraylng whsle she told me that Julle McKay had returned to Turkey Kthrs ttme for goodl where she as attemptrng to teach the Turks the art of ballet Standing under the famous pear tree at the Azor Orne House was the cultural club composed of Peter Walsh Marvin Greenberg Cy Young Roger Roffman and Bradley Bates who at thus meetrng were studyung human nature by watchnng the gurls go by Thelr flrst prospect appeared on the horlzon and turned out to be Martha Kuell Teacher of the Year with all her adorlng puprls following her Trarllng after this cozy llttle group was Dr Jlm Samlllan a psychtatrlst wrth has nose burned In the data which he had collected whsle trylng to dtscover Marthas specnal charm Martha unvrted me to ponn her group on Its vlsut to the Old Powder House - 'fix ygttlillfffsflllf All Marblehead feels a touch of pride In seeing this bulldrng whlch stored powder during the French and lndran Wars the Revolution and the War of 1812 and today a pag eant had been planned about rt Boy Scout servnce had prepared Wrlfred Burgoyne well for a Gen eralshrp an the Army and he to gether with Roger Blausdell the Presidents pulot thrrlled everyone wrth excrtnng stones Marblehead was honored to have at thus pageant Don Ferguson who with the help of Duck Perkrns chlef aeronauttcs eng: neer workrng on the rockets de veloped the fuel whrch powered our rocket to the moon A specral speech was glven by Norman Sherwood at present a con 69 troversual frgure wtth has Ideas about revlslng the Unrted Natrons He spoke about a group of U S cmzens who were goung to educate back ward people polltrcally culturally athletlcally a d so rally ln hs group was Barb Knmball who has ferst chatr In the French horn sec trons of the Boston Symphony Or chestra Arny Katz national chalr man of the Democratrc committee would show the natives correct gov ernment and clean polltlcs Jerry Krasker thought thus musston lmpor tant enough to leave has posrtlon as French professor at the Sorbonne In the athletrcs program Barb Kung wrnner of the Natlonal Tournament cup for salllng rn record trme and gavelrn team In the Olymprcs would carry out exercrse requnrements In stead of hunts and campfures for the natives Nancy Fiore plans to organize dances schools and rnovles More recrusts for this prol ect were bemg sgned up glided gently away to my last stop on the hustortc trarl whrch the Class of 59 has blazed The Molly Pitcher House had for merly been the resrdence of people wlth mysterious charms and now Cathy Stroh has chosen at as the srte of her fortune tellung establrshment As I crossed her palm wlth stlver Cathy saw tn her crystal ball the past great achrevements of her Class of 59 and also she saw me the Sprrlt of 59 leadmg her class on to brrghter and more glorious attain ments I I . I . ' 1 . ' ' ' ' . . , - - ' - I , D . ' . l ' 1 r - ' ' , n c' . t l I I ' l I I . . . ' ' ' - I . . . ' ' ' I ' ' 0 I . - I I I I 5, . . I s - - ' ,lfgh-Xl Pat Bernard, head of the women's I Z e . . . . . . . . 1 I I ' 1 15 ' i , X . . 'W wut - - if F A . ' I - 11 - . I D I . .... . . I l 1 r I I . I Q n . . I I 50 I , I - I .... , ' I . I ' . , . ' II ' ' Il I I F I I 1 I I 1 r ' . I I -