Marblehead High School - Yearbook (Marblehead, MA)

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chie Schwartz--a raise at Tents eve Scott-a dozen red roses Dug Seaver-another presidency and a Beatle haircut reg Seaverwmusic for singing in the bathtub chie Seibel-a vote for Steel button ieldon Sevinorea beep beep blade ian Shaffer-a paper doily stty Shea-a new homeroom atty Sherin-alone iula Sherin-a new megaphone n Shumanfthe ability to speak Japanese with an English accent anley Silverman-bowling shoes 'anne Skelton-a louder voice ab Skinner--a band uniform wda Slavin--an unlimited car insurance policy ice Smithfa light weight flag ratton Smithea left foot and a right foot T1 Snowea charm to keep away all the girls wda Sontz-social visits to the police station dy Soule-longer hair icoln Soulefcorrespondence with Moscow and a dingbat artin Spector-year's supply of chalk to throw srl Spitzer-first base athy Stanton-a shimmy dress rn Stavis-a year in France eve Steel-queens-a-plenty and another '64 :bbie Stephenson-a nearsighted cartoon character lrbara Stern-more songs for the player piano :berta Stollerenerve pills arvey Stoneea completed lab book anny Strasnick-another icicle uren Stuart-one way ticket to Stowe t Sullivan-another weekend in N.H. Mary Sullivanea starring role Harvey Swan-a sick joke book Judd Tagg-thunder road Harriet Tarner-non-studying history course John Taylor-a Charles Atlas course Lilian Taylor-a new pair of dungarees Richard Thistlewaite-captaincy of the OKO's Susan Toabe-another presidency Andrea Tuckerea victory over city hall John Tucker-a dishonest nickname Tommy TuckerfSet of mechanics tools Jim Turnerea good job Peter Vail-a love set against Naidus Liz Vaughn-6.95 lettering pen Wendy Vosburgh-duck food Candy Warren-a germ Mark Wasserman-a completed constitution Patty Weedesome flowers Alan Weed-a buyer for his car Barry Weiner-No-doze for physics class Sharon Weiner---another piece of bubble gum Gilda Weisburg-a saxaphone John Whipple-a ski bum license Gerald White-a 200 game James White-24 hours of Time Karen Whitman-a footprinted skirt to match the blouse Marjorie Molozin-a clothes closet Shirley Wynn-a winning smile Wayne Yale-a week-end at Conway Patty Yozell-a size 14 shoe Robert Zaiger-a physics experiment Ronald Zaigerwanother twin Robert Zimmanfanother Spanish Club meeting Sue Ackland-Hormanea kangaroo that can say razzle dazzle zip whit

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Margot LeCour-a gold medal in '68 Roberta Lernereea bus ride back home from Friday night basketball games Steve Limonean easy deadline Barbara Livingston-another day on the island Andrea Lloyd-year's supply of hairspray Gail Lund--a free ticket to the Warwick Jean MacAskill-a vanilla coke Merilyn Mahoney-a crate of spinach Peter Marshall-two dozen drumsticks Joanne Martin-another first ladyship Pam Mason-a green MG Phil McClosky-the '64 award for chest measure- ments Terry McDermott-another gold medal George McGlauflin-a release binding for his Hart John McGoey-a gotcha Larry McGovern-more tires to make sure that seat stays up Pam McKinnon-white sneakers Bob Meckley-a 50 mile hike Jerri Mehaffy-an unsmashable car Michael Meo-enough profit from the Chronicle to pay for college Emery Messenger-a broken tape Amy Michelson-false teeth. Douglas Miller-longer basketball games Diane Mitchellwa certain key Linda Mitchell-another day at Wingersheek Donald Moore-projectors that work Bob Moore-a Bruin's first place Donna Murphy-someone who'll arrive on time. Martha Murrayea finished term paper Bob Naidus-an absolute truth Leslie Nash-a Canadian accent Ronald Noe--a piece of scotch tape Sonya Noring-someone in the class who's younger Patty O'Donnell-a mosquito Arthur O'Keefe-a fluent usage of Spanish Jim Oppenhiem- a toupee Paul O'Shaughnessy-a snowstorm Buzzy Palmer-one of coach's cigars Thumper Parkhurst-Babe Ruth John Porter-the world's horseback ridi championship Allan Portnoy-an elephant ioke Ed Pothier-a 35 point big game Eddie Preble-a house of his own George Prescott-a belt to fit Gretchen Priest-an lndian headdress to go w her moccasins Dana Prince-enough sweaters for his letters Pam Procter'-purple lipstick Jeff Prost-a hole in one card to put in wallet Beth Putnam-an English hockey player Terry Radcliffe-Harvard Yard of Avagadro Greg Rand-a basket Jeff Randolph-a book of Carol's Jackie Ranta-a year's supply of submarines Linda Rappoli-a night out with the boy Penny Rew-a carrot top Sue Rooksma monster car Bob Rottenburg-a track Rick Roundy-a few more wise cracks Christine Routh-a show of her own Steve Routh-a megaphone Marty Russel-three feet Kenny Russel-ownership ofthe YMCA Kathy Saunders-a Curtis Cup Nancy Sawin-a perfect memory Ricki School-a game by Parker

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7542 G,OZ2yZ Q.S1S'IbI2df fy? ecorof Proceedings and debaTes of The 99V2Th Congress, FirsT Session The SenaTe meT in execuTive session aT TO o'clock a.m., and was finally called To order by The Vice-PresidenT, PaTricia Sullivan, sTill Tired ouT from her weekend campaign Trip To New Hampshire. Prayers were offered by The chaplains, The Revs. Bill Greenaway, and Richard ThisTlewaiTe. Greg Rand: I have a resoluTion To raise The Navy heighT limiT To seven feeT so ThaT many deserv- ing youngsTers, my Three sons for insTance, will geT inTo Annapolis on baskeTball scholarships. Approval is shouTed by Diane MiTchell, Emery Messenger, Sue Ball, STraTTon SmiTh, and Bob Jones. Michael Cogan: If Mr. Rand will yield The floor, I would like To propose ThaT This bill be amended To include The lowering of The heighT limiT as well. I speak, noT only for myself, buT also for Sandra Cohen, MarTin Russell, Ellen Gilman, Nancy Sawin, Debra Gay, and Donna Pugh. The Vice-Pres.: WiThouT obiecTion, iT is so ordered. The roll was called, wiTh 80 ayes, and T9 nays, and l absenTee, fMargoT Lecour busy wiTh her skaTingj. Kim STavis: Mr. PresidenT, The WhiTe House has requesTed SenaTorial approval of The following appoinTmenTs: Phil Harvey and Ricky School, co-secreTaries of Civil RighTs, WalTer Davis: SecreTary of Space AdminisTraTion, Andrea Tucker: Head of The period one demolition Team To desTroy The ciTy hall, Al Weed: head of The SenaTe InvesTigaTions CommiTTee on cigareTTes and lung cancer, Bill Burke: SecreTary of STaTe, Jerry Keimach: The S.P.C.A. commiTTee on The care and feeding of Teddy Bears, Bill Case: DepT. Head of a group To proTecT all secreTaries from any aTTenTion buT his. Michael: ATTack Cuba-now! Polly: You're crazy Michael, You're rude for inTerrupTing, you're. . . lFrom The gallery are heard shouTs by Lincoln Soule, and Bob Meckley, Hire ThaT girl, we could use someone like her To wriTe for The nexT ediTion of The Arizona Weakly Chronicle. Chuck Keller: QuieT down, don'T you guys wanT To geT ouT of here by TwenTy-five pasT'? The Vice-Pres.: Order, order please, l'd raTher do iT myself. Terry Radcliffe: Mr. PresidenT, I have a moTion for a NaTional HooTenanny, supporTed by some of The mosT disTinguished musicians in The country-Jon Copeland and big BerTha , The firsT fluTisT of The BosTon Symphony OrchesTra, Gail Anderson, and even ThaT famous guiTar quarTeT, Joan FiTzpaTrick, Linda Slavin, Marylin Bell, and Linda Rappoli. Merilyn KirsTein: Will somebody call Richard Kiperman before we all go insane, he's making cracks over There in The corner! l32