Masconomet Regional High School - Mitobo Yearbook (Boxford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room Flint Public Library Middleton, Mass. Presented By J. Russell Wc in memory of hi yfPT liW lW Wfi f FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2126 00143 341 ■ 3 2126 00143 341 1 FOREWORD We, the maidens and braves of the Class of ’ 61 , wish to present to our brothers a permanent record of our stay on this happy reservation, in order that historians may hail our culture and customs as those of a superior race. Led by the great Chief Masconomet, we have fought long and hard to reap the fruits of an abun- dant harvest. We hope that you will laugh at our mistakes and rejoice with us in our victories. We have shared a great two years together, and here they are! TABLE OF CONTENTS EMBLEM 1 ITLE PAGE 2 FOREWORD 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 DEDICATION 5 IN MEMORIAM THE TRIBAL ELDERS 7 THE MAIDENS AND BRAVES OF ’61 . . 15 THE WIGWAMS 39 THE POW WOWS 51 THE WARRIORS 6 ; CHRONICLES 79 WAMPUM TRADERS 91 DEDICATION We, the Class of ’61, have been fortunate in having not only a fine teache r, but an advisor, “accomplice”, and loyal friend as well in Mr. William Vaughn. In appreciation for his superhuman efforts on behalf of the Class of 1961 we wish to dedicate this year’s Mitobo to him. i IN MEMORIAM In remembrance of Professor Franklin Campbell Roberts, Sr. of Box- ford, professor emeritus of Boston University and a member of the Mas- conomet Regional School Committee. Professor Roberts was active in local government from 1918 until 1960, first as a town accountant in Middleton and last for nineteen years as a selectman in Boxford. His deep and genuine interest in the development of education endeared him to colleagues and townspeople alike. His sudden and untimely passing is deeply mourned by everyone who knew him. THE TRIBAL ELDERS Mr. Julius Mueller Dr. Luther Howard OUR GREAT WHITE FATHERS Here are the great white fathers, the venerable sachems who have led us wisely and successfully through many rugged battles. We sincerely appreciate the efforts of each counselor on our behalf. Mr. Rodney Dresser Mr. Milton Burton Mr. Thomas W. Wright SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Joseph Curran Mr. Ralph LoPilato Mrs. Mary Rowell INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Richard W. Pavesi Mr. Robert W. Parker Mr. Robert A. Hawkes BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. William R. Stanton Miss Elizabeth Kennedy Mrs. Blanche Varney 10 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Mary Ellen Whearty Mrs. Dorothy Blanchard Mrs. Mary Fuller ART CHAIRMAN 1 1 Mrs. Helen F. Hoogerzeil Mrs. Alice B. Howard Mr. Roger Barry Mr. Richard Zollo DEPARTMENT Mrs. Shirley Hammond Mr. William MacLeod Mrs. Carolyn Vaux Miss Janet Baker Miss Jacquelynne McLucas IiM Mrs. Dorothy Senecal Mr. John George Mr. David Dole Mr. Benjamin Davenport SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Richard Pearson Mr. Edwin Leach DEPARTMENT Mr. Nathan Purpel Mr. William Vaughn LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert McDonald Mr. Lionel Poulin Mr. Richard Mansfield Mr. Gelean Campbell 14 Mrs. Lillian Taylor maidens ...mvts OF 1961 15 i Donald Clyde Balentine “Butts” Vice-President 1; Football 1, 2; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Track 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . “Pm on the wagon” ... a pack of cards . . . plans to come into money — by playing poker ? ? Frank Frederick Balevre “Ricky” Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Audio Visual Aid 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Senior Frolics 3; Masconomet Singers 3, 4. . . . wants to own a yacht . . . little brother is his pet peeve . . . the “steady” type. Barbara Ann Bamford “Bambi” Tennis 1, 2; Softball 1; Field Hockey 2; Cheerleader 3; Language Club 3: Advisory Board 3; Science Fair 3; School Publication 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Geometre en francais 3, 4 (Treas- urer); Math Team 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Dance Committee 1, 2. 3, 4; MITOBO 4 (Editor-in-Chief); Masconomet Scholar. . . . “I’ll bring the potato chips” . . . lack of sleep . . . likes to solve Mr. Poulin for “x”. Look, Ma, no cavaties! Jeffrey Bruce Black “Blackie” Baseball 1, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 4. . . . wants to fly with the Air Force . . . hates to take notes . . . favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing . . . comes to us from Kansas . Janet Elaine Braley “Jan” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Messenger Corps 2; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; Receptionist 4; Drama- tics Club 4. . . . wants to live on an island . . . neat and petite . . . her man must have white teeth and money. Nancy Elaine Britt “Silver” Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 2; Chorus 1, 2; Dramatics Club 4; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; Senior Fro- lics 3; Modern Dance 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Geometre en francais 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . wants to go to college on week- ends . . . doesn’t like competing with an airplane . . . lookin’ for fun. Frances Butler “Fran” Softball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4;MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 4. . . . aspires to teach her favorite — sports . . . underclassmen get on her nerves ... a great little guard. Susan Butters “Sue” Softball 3, 4; Language Club 3, (Pres- ident) ; Art Service Club 3; Library Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (President); Interschool Math Team 3, 4; Science Fair 3: MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Geometre en francais 3, 4 (Secretary). . . . wants to be a librarian . . . quiet type(?) . . . thinks P.O.D. lectures are great. I think I left it in here. Robert Windsor Carter “Boris” Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Foot- ball 1, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 3. . . . “Here comes third base!!” . . . will undertake any game of chance . . . likes to tackle . . . Scoff! Judy Alvina Castonguay “Judi” Tennis 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Recep- tionist 4; School Publication 1, 2, 4; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 1. 2, 3, 4; Junior Store Bookkeeper 3. . . . wants to be a private secretary (and marry the boss?) . . . “Let’s go bowling” ... a whiz in the commer- cial department. Richard Joseph Cesareo “Dick” Basketball, 3,4. . . . loves to ride on school bus Num- ber 9 . . . plans to go to business college . . . likes basketball and white convertibles. Alice Barbara Chase “Barb” Softball 1,2, (Co-Captain) 2,4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3, (Co-Captain) 4; Language Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Science Fair 1,3; School Publication 1,2,3; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar; Geometre en francais 3,4; Nurse’s Aid 3,4. . . . beautiful auburn hair . . . aspires to teach gym . . . doesn’t like a pipe. Cynthia Louise Marie Chew “Cindy” Treasurer 1; Basketball 1,2; Softball (Manager) 2; Dance Committee 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Language Club 4; MITOBO 4; School Publica- tion 2; Chorus 1,2. . . . gets her culture from the drive- in movies . . . doesn’t like boys who breathe . . . will that affect her nurs- ing career? Philip Edward Chick “Phil” Baseball 2,3,4; Football 3,4. . . . what beautiful blue eyes you have, Grandpa! . . . not as quiet as you might think . . . “Did you clean out your football locker?” Mary Lita Clark “Clarkibug” Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey (Co- Captain) 1,2, (Co-Captain) 3,4; Sci- ence Club 3,4; Science Fair 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; MITOBO 4: Dance Com- mittee 1,2, 3, 4. . . . wants to be a librarian . . . “loves” biology . . . field hockey’s her favo- rite. Adding a little flavor. Nancy Elaine Clarke “Nan Dramatics Club 4; Library Aid 4; School Publication 1, 2, 4; Reception- ist 4; Dance Committee 1, 3, 4; Mas- conomet Scholar. . . . taking P.O.D. notes gives her a writer’s cramp — how will you take notes for your boss? . . . looks for- ward to Saturday nights . . . Pea- body. Judith Ellen Clay “Judy” Dramatics Club 2, 4; Language Club (Recording Secretary) 3; Library Aid 4; Receptionist 4; Chorus 3; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 1; Masconomet Scholar. . . . good things come in small pack- ages . . . wants to be a guidance counselor and take a lot of psycho- logy in college. Holy Moley! Gerald William Cleversey, Jr. “Gerry” Science Fair 4; Chorus 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; School Publication 1. . . . wants to make lots of money . . . loves to sail . . . dislikes going to the dentist (Don’t we all, Gerry?). Jane Coffin “Coff” Band 1, 2; Dance Committee 4; Lan- guage Club 3, 4; Science Fair 4. . . . ambition is to be ambitious . . . pet peeve is scooping ice cream . . . “Love those week-ends!” Joan Elizabeth Coburn “Joanie” Dramatics Club 3, 4; Chorus 3; School Publication 3; Dance Committee 3. . . . “I s’pose” . . . can’t stand a fast horse on a slow trail . . . wants to be a nurse. I Lois Colussy “Colooch” Language Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 1; Student Council 2; Dance Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Art Serv- ice Club 3; Sorority 2, 3; MITOBO. . . . that Morris Minor . . . “But I don’t want to” . . . Love that shop- ping center! Michael Francis Connor “Mike” Band 1, 2; Student Planning Com- mittee 2; Science Fair 3; Cross Coun- try 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Track 4; Announcers’ Club 4; Language Club 4; Dance Committee 4. . . . bongo boy . . . Does he curl his hair at night? . . . “The Dusters will do it for nothing!” Martha Cressey “Cress” Chorus 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Aid 1, 2; Advisory Board (Chairman) 3; Masconomet Singer 3, 4; Cheerleader 3 (Captain) 4; Dramatics Club 4; Senior Frolics 3; MITOBO 4; Language Club 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . way down Lake Street . . . way up Bald Hill . . . she thinks she’s an anonymous pansy. Peter Clark Cunningham “Cuz Football 1, 2, 3; Track 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . “What do you mean, ‘no’?” . . . wants to win a million . . . plans to spend it on wine, women and song. John Dane, III “Jackie” . . . wants a new car and lots of gas money so he can spend every night at the drive-in . . . thinks there are too many girls!! Judith Anne Davis “Jud” Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 2; Science Fair 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Frolics 3; Nurse’s Aid 3, 4; Teen Tones 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 3, 4. . . . wants to be a secretary to an executive . . . always has a lot to say ... a busy bee. Who, Me ? George Raymond Denno “George” Library Aid 2; School Publication 3, 4; Language Club 3; Science Club 4; Science Fair 4; Dance Committee 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . Why so quiet, George? . . . tri- gonometry is his bane . . . plans to get educated without it. Robert Eugene Des Maisons “Robere” Tennis 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Science Club (Vice-President) 3; Student Council (President) 4, (Vice-President 2; Student Planning Committee 3; Advisory Board 3; Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2; Interschool Math Team 3, (Cap- tain) 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar; Harvard Prize Book 3; Geo- metre en francais 3, 4; MITOBO 4. . . . loves to eat . . . sure to suc- ceed . . . doesn’t like his homework, but does it satisfactorily. Phyllis Marie Dorey “Snapper” Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 3. . . . just wants to get married . . . loves that U. S. Navy . . . you can always hear her coming. Patricia Ann Earl “Patty” Softball (Manager) 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treas- urer) 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . doesn’t go to Lorraine Roy’s to buy clothes(!!) . . . looks forward to week-ends . . . pretty knees. Sandra Lee Edwards “Sandy” Dramatics Club 3, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Dance Com- mittee 3, 4; Modern Dance 3, 4; Mas- conomet Scholar. . . . nursing . . . Nova Scotian boys . . . backseat drivers . . . “Ya know?” . . . July 13. Mary Bridget Emro “Mary” Softball 1, 2; Student Council 1; Chorus 1, 2; Tennis 2; Dramatics Club 3; Announcers’ Club 3; Audio-Visual Aids 3; School Publication 3; Library Aid 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . why so loyal to Salem High, Mary? ... it it because you like music ? . . . too bad boyfriends have to have mothers. Sandra Ruth Evitts “Sandy” Basketball 1, 2; Field Hockey 1, 2; Science Club 4; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . just a little confoosed . . . will make a good medical secretary . . . our favorite “soda jerk.” Michael Dustin Fletcher “Mike” Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Reception- ist 4; Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Dance Committee 2. . . . just call him Frank Lloyd Wright . . . is that Florida sun or Massachu- setts “Man Tan” . . . look for him in the “Rat Hole”. Natalie Susan Forrest “Nat” Softball 1; Dramatics Club 3; Library Aid 3, 4; School Publication 3, 4: MITOBO 4. . . . a willing worker . . . can’t wait for vacations to get out of those cafe studies . . . “Want any signs painted ?” How will we ever finish fifty MITOBO pages by December 15 ? Susan Joan Felix “Fleix the Cat” Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Committee 3. . . . “Meow!” . . . disapproves of her curfew . . . maybe the pussycat likes an owl? See how the mathematicians con- centrate! Janice Lee Fitzmeyer “Fitzie” Softball 1; Library Aid 1; Student Planning Committee 1; Chorus 1, 2; Receptionist 3, 4; Modern Dance 3. . . . “Oh, those Danvers mooners!” . . . freckles and more freckles . . . is in love with a whole fraternity. James Robert Getchell “Jim” Track 3, 4; Basketball 4; Language Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Advisory Boa rd 3; Interschool Math Team 4; Science Fair 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . will become an engineer to deter- mine how to get the ten-pin down on an otherwise perfect strike , . . just give him his math book and a fresh- man girl . . . July 13. Sheridan Goddard “Sherry” Basketball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, (Co-Captain) 2, 3; Science Fair 2, 4; Language Club 3, 4; Dance Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, (Secretary) 4; President 2; Secre- tary 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; Girls State 3; Geometre en francais 3, (Vice-President) 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . can’t seem to study in study halls . . . wants to teach biology (to a certain P.G. ? ) ... an active citizen. Barbara Ann Gould “Barb” Softball 1; Pep Club 1; Dance Com- mittee 1. . . . ambition is to get married (in a hot Chevy with a full tank of gas!) . . . doesn’t particularly care for homework. Terry Griffin “Grif” Softball 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 4; Language Club 3; Re- ceptionist 4; Dance Committee 3, 4. . . . her right foot is made of lead! . . . always in or around the fun . . . free ski week-ends. Barbara Ann Griggs ‘ Big Griggs” Softball 1; Tennis 1, 2; Basketball I: Field Hockey 2; Library Aid 2; Stu- dent Council 2, 4; Treasurer 3; An- nouncers’ Club 3; Senior Frolics 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Masco- nomet Singers 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; MITOBO 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . “Hoot, hoot!” . . . Wonder which boy she came with . . . vivacious and blonde — or is it green ? Virginia Hackett “Hack” Basketball 1; Field Hockey 2; Lan- guage Club 3; Dance Committee 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Masconomet Sing- ers 4; MITOBO 4. . . . “203 North Bound” . . . doesn’t like fussy customers . . . wants to play football for Salem High. What big eyes you have, grandpa! Band 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; Announcers’ Club 3; Football 1, 2; Receptionist 4. . . . ambition: to have black hair . . . always eating Richardson’s ice cream . . . just give him his car, his girl, and a deck of unshuffled cards. 24 Shirley May Holley “Shirl’ Receptionist 3, 4; Student Planning Committee 3; School Publication 3, 4. . . . she looks like a beautician . . . really, really likes to sew . . . laughs with a French accent. Pamela Marjorie Houldsworth “Pam” Softball 2; Dramatics Club 3; Lan- guage Club 3; Receptionist 3; MI- TOBO 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . “I’ll start my diet tomorrow” . . . Walley . . . bare feet in geom- etry. Lawrence William Hubbard “Squash” School Publication 1, 2; Dramatics Club 2; Student Council 1; Science Fair 2, 3; Band 3; Dance Committee 3,4. . . . Works( ?) at Putnam Pantry . . . goes with a brainy Salemite . . . “What do you s’pose they have in common?” Carol Pearl Hutchinson “Hutch” Dramatics Club 3; Masconomet Sing- ers 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Teen Tones 3, 4; Dance Committee 4; Senior Frolics 3. . . . we envy Carol’s students — she won’t give homework . . . “Gee Whiz” ... a great alto singer. Marcia Ingraham “Marsh” Basketball 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; School Publication 2; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; MITOBO 4. . . . “But I don’t look like Howdy Doody!” . . . drives (?) a well-known amphibious tank . . . happy-go-lucky, party girl. B-e-e-e-at Georgetown! 25 Martha Ives “Martie” Field Hockey 1,2,3, (Co-Captain) 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Receptionist 3,4; Chorus 1. . . . small? so’s a stick of dynamite! . . . Charles . . . intends to invent a locker that opens itself. Lawrence William Jones “Larry” Science Fair 3; Dance Committee 3; Photography Club 2; School Publica- tion 1,2; Masconomet Scholar. . . . counting his money . . . knows all about lumber and his ’56 Ford . . . wants to be an engineer. Walter Milton Kimball “Wally” Advisory Board 3; Science Fair 1; Dance Committee 1,2, 3,4. . . . constant sprained knee in gym class . . . future insurance salesman . . . “Where’s Pam?” Sally Anne King “Sally” Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3,4. . . . “Oh! Those hot rod drivers!” . . . always has a friendly smile ... a penny for her thoughts . Vernon Edgar Kousky “Vern” Football 3,4j Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Ad- visory Board 3; Interschool Math Team 4; Science Fair 3; Masconomet Singers 3, (Vice President) 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . “The weather prediction for today is . and there goes number 13 for another touchdown . . . “That math problem was a snap.” Putting their hot air to good 26 use. David Scott Lausten “Romani” Baseball 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Tennis 4. . . . “But I am twenty-one!” . . . wants to be a bachelor over twenty- one . . . thinks our school colors are black and blue. Scoff! v I Rf y «r� Linda Geraldine Lawson “Double L” Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3; School Publication 1, 2, 3; MITOBO (Photography Editor) 4. . . . just give her sports and boys . . . thinks the shrew should tame the husband . . . energetic and ven- turesome. Leo Joseph Lemieux “Leo” . . . busy serving his friends in his father’s store . . . has a yellow con- vertible . . . doesn’t like people who make him think. Ruthann Marie Levesque “Ruthie” Tennis 1; Science Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; Library Aid 1; Sewing and Foods Club 1; Gymnastics Club 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 3; Dance Committee 1, 3; Softball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1. . . . wants to be a nurse . . . “Why can’t he take a hint?” . . . likes to water ski. Robert Nelson Lindquist “Bob” Science Fair 1, 2; Football 2; Basket- ball 3; Dramatics Club 3; Masco- nomet Singers 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Receptionist 4. . . . an extrovert . . . seriously con- sidering the ministry as a profession . . . doesn’t like being told what to do. Joseph Felix Litwin, Jr. “Joe” Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Masconomet Scholar. . . . always at his ham radio or his seismometer . . . hoping for an earth- quake to record . . . hard-working and serious. Dana Luscomb “Dana” . . . just wants to graduate . . . dis- likes people who borrow homework . . . enjoys cheering the team on to victory. Paul Richard Lynch, Jr. “Killer” Glee Club 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, (Co-Captain) 4; Basketball 1, 2, (Co-Captain) 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2 , 3, 4. . . . a poker party for the boys . . . calm, cool and collected. Hey, have you got sneakers on? ■■ Virginia Mallison “Ginny” Chorus 1, 2, 3; School Publication 3; Student Council 3; Ways and Means Committee 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. . . . “Wouldn’t it be better to arrange the paper this way?” . . . wants to go to Bates . . . just right for basketball. Norman Mackinnon Marshall “Norm” Receptionist 4; Dance Committee 3; Stage Crew 4. . . . his white car was pretty green one morning . . . hates women drivers . . . wants to live long and danger- ously. Hey, I didn’t mean it, Howdy! Diane Hilda McBride “Di” Tennis 1; Basketball 1; Library Aid 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Dance Com- mittee 1, 3, 4; School Publication 2, 3, 4; Office Aid 4j Geometre on fran- cais 4; Student Government Day Rep- resentative 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . fills her hope chest with engi- neers’ tools . . . office gal . . . serious about life and HIM. John William Minnehan “Minnie” Receptionist 4; Science Fair 3; MI- TOBO 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. . . . wants to own his own store . . . “Excuse me, ossifer” . . .is trying to forget the morning afte r the Junior Prom. Jennifer A. Molin “J. Smith” Cheerleader 3; Science Club 3; Dra- matics Club 1, 4; Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Store 3, 4; Advisory Board 3; Science Fair 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; School Publication 2, 3; MITOBO (Photography Editor) 4; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Frolics 3; Masconomet Scholar. ... no chemical reaction . . . “I ' ll take the pickup — truck(!)” . . . shut- terbug. Deborah Ruth Morin “Debby” Receptionist 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2; Softball 2; Basketball 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 2, 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club (Treasurer) 3; Field Hockey (Manager) 4; Treas- urer 4; Chorus 1; Masconomet Singers 4; MITOBO (Subscription Editor) 4; School Publication 2. . . . Bradford Center . . . “Class dues, please” . . . it’s a ’53 Ford! . . . July 13. Karin Lisa Mueller “Merry Mabel, Jr.” Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 3; Science Club 2; Announcers’ Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Advisory Board 3; Maseonomet Singers 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Geometre en francais 3, 4; Executive Committee 4; MITOBO (Business Manager) 4; Masconomet Scholar. . . . the superintendent’s daughter!! . . . No. 7 was her lucky number . . . “Why can’t I drop math, Daddy?” Paul Joseph Mueller “Toro” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Mas- conomet Singers 3, 4; Dance Commit- tee 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Recep- tionist 4; MITOBO 4. . . . a preacher of reform . . . con- fides in sister J. Smith . . . “Why so shy, Handsome?” Peter Mugford “Pete” Acrobatics Team 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track (Captain) 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. . . . Mr. Physically Fit . . . ga ga over football . . . has a twinkle in his eye. Linda Lee M unday “Tuesday” Dramatics Club 4; Receptionist 4; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; C’fice Aid 2, 3. . . . “Speak up, Linda!” . . . Rens- selaer . . . Dr. Howard’s gal Friday. Nancy Ann Munroe “Nan” Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 2 (Cap- tain) 3, 4; Science Club 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Inter- school Math Team 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Volleyball 1; Geometre en francais 3 (President) 4; Modern Dance 3, 4. . . . pretty, naturally blonde hair . . . seems to have added a couple of inches to her height . . . “Oh my goodness!” Aw, Killer. Robert Henry Nelson “Bob” . . . hot rodder . . .intends to live long enough to make a million . . . pet peeve is reckless drivers ? ? Carl Ohlson “Bo Bo” Peek-A-Boo Science Fair 1; Band 1. . . . wants to go into business for himself . . . favorite pastime is play- ing hockey . . . “Say something, Bo Bo!” Carol Ann Page “Carol” Softball 4; Basketball 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Language Club 3; School Publication 3, 4. . . . would rather ride with Johnny D. than Clif any day . . . will look nice in the white uniform of her chosen profession. William Walker Paisley “Bill” Football 1, 4. . . hunting . . . good shot on an ice cream forward pass . . . “Brought the truck today” ... We like your hair that way, Bill. Susan Parker “Sue” Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Field Hockey (Manager) 2; Science Fair 1, 2. . . . cynical and bored . . . wants to play for the Red Sox ... a wardrobe of purple and orange, and hair to match. Donald Ellis Paulson “Don” Basketball 1, 3; Football 4. . . . “No sweat” . . . likes cheese- burgers . . . wants to be a “Mas- conomet Last.” James Francis Pearson “Jim” Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 4. . . . likes to (try to) bowl . . . just give him his diploma . . . doesn’t care for underclassmen. Scott William Pinkham “Pinky” Basketball 1. . . . just wants to graduate . . . loooves to sleep . . . always ready with a laugh . . . his car is a problem. Sharon Elizabeth Pollock “Nath Band 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; Receptionist 3, 4; An- nouncers’ Club 3; Dance Committee 4. . . . ambition: to stick to Metrecal . . . doesn’t like people who snap gum . . . three cheers for the Middle- ton drug store! Richard William Pratt “Dick” Football 3; Baseball 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1. . . . wants to go to Hawaii . . . souped up hair . . . what’s at Stone- ha m, Dick? . . . July 13. Dana Bruce Prince “Dana” Football 4; MITOBO 4; Dance Com- mittee 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Mascono- met Scholar. . . . not as cynical as you might think . . . “Whan that Aprille with his shores” ... a special girl. Francis Calvin Quimby “Frank” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Science Fair 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; MITOBO 4. . . . pet peeve is school buses . . . in- tends to go to college (by car) . . . push-button driving is too difficult for him. Richard Elliott Ray “Ricky” Cross Country 3; Tennis 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; President 1; Receptionist 3, 4; School Publica- tion 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4. . . . will make a good business mana- ger . . . Bermuda bell . . . tennis . . . just loves to win anything from Phil. Cynthia Robertson “Cyn” Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2 (Treasurer) 4; Vice-President 3; Stu- dent Planning Committee 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; School Publication 2, 3; MITOBO (Art Editor) 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Frolics 3; Masconomet Scho- lar; Language Club 4. . . . has a taste for Italian men . . . Oh, those faces . . . doesn’t care for “Mousekahops”. I Nancy Lord Roberts “Nan Softball 2, 3; Dramatics Club 2; Lan- guage Club (Corresponding Secre- tary) 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 4; Chorus 1; MITOBO (Literary Editor) 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar; Modern Dance 3, 4. . . . squaw boots . . . wants Mrs. Senecal’s job . . . hates effeminate males. Are we that humorous ? Philip Leonard Rockwell “Rock” Football 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Base- ball 1, 2, 3 (Co-Captain) 4; Basket- ball 1, 2 (Co-Captain) 3, 4; School Publication (Sports Editor) 3. . . . doesn’t like the sprints after football practice . . . the athletic type (!!) . . . oh! those dimples . . . Salem News. Nancy Marie Sedler “Nan” Dramatics Club 4; Receptionist 3, 4; Dance Committee 3; Glee Club 2. . . . wants to be a hair dresser (so she can do her sister’s hair and get the Falcon) . . . stays up late nights not doing her homework. Daniel W. Senecal “Dan” Football 1, 2; Track 1 (Captain) 2, 3, 4; Cross Country (Captain) 3; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Language Club 3; Announcers’ Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Executive Committee 4; President 3, 4; Recep- tionist 3 4,; Science Fair 3, 4; Mas- conomet Singer 3; School Publica- tion 3; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Gun Club 1, 2; Hockey 1 (Co-Captain) 2; Wrestling 1 (Co-Captain) 2; Glee Club 1, 2. . . . aspires to be in the 1964 Olym- pics . . . Marie . . . energetic Presi- dent . . . freshmen girls(!). Veronica Sennott “Ronnie” Softball 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Dance Committee 3, 4; Rut 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . wants to marry the boss — as long as his name isn’t Kennedy . . . strawberry blonde hair (natural too!) . . . thinks Mr. Autumn Leaves is cute. Who’s going to sweep the floor? Cynthia Mary Ann Shaw “Shawzie” Dramatics Club 4; Science Fair 1, 2; School Publication 1, 2, 4; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. . . . dislikes people, except for B.D. . . . wants to marry a millionaire and probably will! Margot Shaw “Mag” Cheerleader 3; Dramatics Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Receptionist 4; Dance Committee 4. . . . wants to conform and be a blonde for a day . . . teddy bears from New Jersey . . . “No, it isn’t right!” Elizabeth Ann Smith “Beth” Softball 1, 2; Library Aid 3, 4; Recep- tionist 3, 4; School Publication 3; Dance Committee 3, 4. . . . the faculty’s right hand . . . wants to own a white convertible . . . the wholesome type. Francis Stanhope Smith “Smitty” Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Stu- dent Planning Committee 2. . . . doesn’t get peeved . . . loves his Mom’s spaghetti . . . strong and silent. Elaine Ruth Taft “Fifi” Science Club 3; Secretary 2; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Masconomet Scho- lar; Science Fair 1, 2. . . . will make a wonderful nurse . . . doesn’t need her friends “help” with a certain boy . . . always happy. John Tobey “Tobe” Baseball 1, (Manager) 2; Basketball (Manager) 1; Honor Society 3, (Treasurer) 4; Student Council 4; In- terschool Math Team 3, 4; Science Fair 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 3, 4; Band 3, 4; MITOBO 4; Boys’ State 3; Masconomet Scholar. . . . to be a great engineer in the space race . . . very talented . . . al- ways smiling. Barbara Elaine Tyler “Barb” Student Council 1 ,2; Receptionist 3, 4; Student Planning Committee (Sec- retary) 3; MITOBO 4; Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 4. . . . always neat as a pin . . . would rather walk to the top floor than ride the elevator . . . only talks to Bob. The meeting of the minds. Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Science Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; An- nouncers’ Club 3; Student Council 2; Executive Committee 1, 2 3; Audio- Visual Aid 1, (President) 2, (Vice- President 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2 , 3, 4; Senior Frolics 3, Stage Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Conces- sion 1, 2. . . . What’s so interesting behind the stage, Pete? . . . never in homeroom . . . attends every assembly. Peter Van Gilluwe “Pete” Robert Lee Wade “Wadie” Science Club 1, 2, 4; Audio Visual Aids 1, 2, (President) 3, 4; Executive Committee 1, 2; Announcers’ Club 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Gen- eral Nuisance 1, 2, 3, 4. . . . destination: to hang from a blue willow tree . . . flying high with his pilot’s license . . . plans to manu- facture toothless combs for bald- headed men. Richard B. Waitt, Jr. “Dick” Cross Country 3; Baseball 3, 4; In- terschool Math Team 4; Science Fair 4; MITOBO 4; Dance Committee 3. 4; Traveler Correspondent 4; Masco- nomet Scholar. . . . wants to be a playboy . . . loves our school lunches . . . plans to con- quer Russia as an engineer. Roger Bruce Walters “Roger” Science Fair 3. . . . our own John Paul Jones . . . his favorite pastime is collecting stamps . . . Walter Rogers. Dale Humphrey Waring “Dale” Basketball (Manager) 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. . .. . will take anything with a motor, especially a Mercury . . . insists that an Evinrude can be beaten . . . We think he should be able to get the bus to school. That’s quite a hitch in your “get- along.” Philip James Wilichoski “Chops” Hockey 1; Track (Co-Captain) 3; Cross Country 4; Basketball 3, 4; Dance Committee 4. . . . Chops, a state trooper? . . . future Olympic star . . . Why do you blush at girls ? Kenneth Fowler ‘Foul” Basket- weaving 3,4; Pole-vaulting 4; Modern dance 2,3,4; Mr. Denault’s side-kick 3,4. . . . heard but not seen . . . Home- room B-112 . . . what, me worry? Walter Joseph Wilkins “Queenie” Audio-Visual Aids 1,2. . . , likes to hunt . . . can’t seem to get enough sleep . . . quiet. George Robert Wood “Woody” Track 4; Dance Committee 4. . . . wants to lick the boy who’s rob- ing him at cards ... a dashing red- head . . . has a reserved seat at the drive-in. Senior Executive Board Front row: Vice-President, Michael Connor; President, Daniel f Senecal; Secretary, Sheridan Goddard. Second row: Class Advisor, Mrs. Blanchard; MITOBO Business Manager, Karin Mueller; MITO- i BO Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Bamford; Treasurer, Deborah Morin; J Class Advisor, Mr. Pavesi. Georgre Dow, Barbara Haywood, Roland Clark, Russell MaeKay, Warren liam Martin, Kenneth Hackett. Schott, Wil- POST GRADUATES This enthusiastic group of scholars enjoyed life on the reservation so much that they returned this year to gain more of that knowledge which is power. Don’t they look powerful? And Anacin doesn’t upset my stomach! Hi! Ho! Come to the fair! 38 SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Katheryn Procter, Treasurer; Christy Begin, Secretary; Jay MacDougall, President; Judith McBride, Vice-President. “Think” about the future . . . NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Jean Holloway, Secretary; Rosemary Bryant, Vice- President; Sandra Giannelli, Treasurer; John Bye, President. 42 HOME ROOM A-210 First Row: Lee Gordon, Lois Kneeland, Brenda Frazier, Susan French, Carol Claflin, Karen Kelly, Deborah Goodale, Sandra Giannelli, Pauline Genest. Second Row: Jean Holloway, Jane Eriksen, Norma Hoogerzeil, Clara Houldsworth, Betty Horton, Pamela Gould, Paula Katz, Donna Evitts, Sandra Greeley, Dorothy Forrest. HOME ROOM C-200 First Row: Jane Marchisio, Susan Cargill, Carolyn Bouchard, Rhoda Dineen, Susan Clifford, Elizabeth Cressey, Patty Bedell. Second Row: Faith Bowler, Judy Brackley, LillianCastle, Jane Alexander, Susan Chadwick, Christine Caples, Susan Dodge. Third Row: Denise Amero, Wendy Crance, Jane Barrows, Jacqueline Aulson, Susan Com- stock, Rosemary Bryant , Carole Blaisdell. B-202 First Row: Robert Bramm. Katherine Lewis, Donna Lewis, Elaine Coving- ton, Dorothy La Plante, Cheryl Lane, Maryann Lavoie, Denne Leach, Barbara Kuczun, William Cotter. Second Row: James Bastable, Guy Emro, Paul Butters, Edward Boardman, Kerry Campbell, Paul Armitage, Michael Doyle, Paul Farrell, Bradford Barrows, John Bye. Third Row: Robert Bishop, David Forrest, William Fitzmeyer, Ronald Dey, David Doughty, Robert Coffin, Michael Doucette, Peter Durkee, John Despres, Dana Brann, Peter Fletcher. B-206 First Row: Joyce Page, Dianne Rice, Linda Rubchinuk, Gretchen Rollfs, Leslie Rushworth, Jane Scott, Judith Ross, Christine Reidy. Second row: Neil LeColst, William Ober, Donna MacCracken, Pamela Pitman, Carol Ring, Carolyn Ruocco, Bruce Pickard, Louis Seibert. Third row: Raymond Langis, Alan Sentkowski, Daniel Perry, Paul Kelley, Paul Cathcart, Richard Ray, Robert Savolainen, Bruce Ray, Fred Daniels, Francis LeBel, David Lemieux. B-204 First Row: Duane Gage, Bradford Griggs, Sandra Newton, Susan Mun- sell, Anita Mitchell, Donna Munroe, Diane Morrell, Linda Nangle, Michael Hatch, Richard Newton. Second Row: Michael Hague, Barry Mello, Wil- liam Goddard, Thomas Griffin, Charles Handy, Richard Jewett, John Jones, Thomas Mattraw, Thomas Longo. Third Row: Howard Munday, Kent Nickerson, Michael McMullen, Malcom Jewett, David Freedman, Robert Fuller, R. William MacKay, George Marvel, Richard Gowen, Charles Handy, Roy Mills. B-208 First Row: Susan Yardley, Jane Willows, Virginia Walters, Wendelyn Wells, Ruth Watson, Valerie Stevens, Donna Swindell. Second Row: James Spofford, Gregory Stover, Ida Sideri, Judith Thompson, Lorraine Smith, Margaret Walker, Gregory Smith, John Smith. Third Row: John Whelan, Nathaniel Wetherbee, Clark Springgate, Paul Woodbury, Richard Smith, Mark Springgate, Thomas Skinner, Stephen Weatherbee. « A B-217 First Row: Sandra Frost, Susan Conley, Linda Berube, Theodore Austin, Cheryl Connor, Deboi’ah Hall, Kathleen Doyle, Carol Banks Second Row: Parris Ferry, John Clifford, Robert Hargraves, Sandra Crawford, Jac- queline Bergstrom, Susan Chartier, Susan Eaton, Paul Carlson, Wayne Cameron, Paul Greenler. Third Row: Paul Angers, Thomas Hall, Donald Fadden, Thomas Elliot, Stafford King, Richard Bergstrom, Philip Hocter, Walter Campbell, William Gamble. B-215 First Row: Anne Jansen, Meredith Houston, Karen Ansteensen, Betty Broughton, Susan Fairbanks, Jane Hardy, Hawley Harwood. Second Row: Deanna King, Robert Hubbard, Gary Balevre, Steven Balentine, Philip Cleversey, Christopher Foye, Carol Baer. Third Row: David Bickford, Peter Haywood, Robert Buritz, James Clark, Bert Goodwin, Robert Klingensmith, Charles Curtis, Gary Alpaugh. B-216 First Row: Catherine Spence, Ann Roberts, Cheryll Rendle, Lea Sterling, Virginia Pollard, Donna Peterson, Diane Pilecki. Second Row: Ralph Schott, Katherine Phillips, Sally Pierce, Shirley Roberts, Sara Price, Ken- dall Steiman, Lona Reed, Richard Underhill. Third Row: Richard Ross, Jerome Swindell, Brian Sanger, Francis Perry, Raymond Shaw, Robert Sanborn, John Ray, Vance Perry. B-213 First Row: Yvonne Lemieux, Holly Lindbloom, Andrea Karayianes, Phyllis Marshall, Linda Munroe, Pam Housman, Judith Means, Andrea McIntosh. Second Row: Raymond Johnson, James Munroe, Sally Hilyard, Joyce Knudson, Leslie Paulson, William Pearson, Earl Morrison, Robert O’Meara. Third Row: Roger Merriam, Charles Love, Ronald LaChance, William Meeker, Philip Lindstrom, Winfield Perkins, Paul Lindquist. I A A-138 First Row: Christine Wall, Patricia Taft, Priscilla Paul Bowler, Robert Woodbury, Edward Thistle, Winn, Barbara Tynes, Paula Wesson, Judy Wood- Christopher Cross, Paul Waitt. bury, Maureen Toomey. Second Row Leonard Silva, TENTH GRADE OFFICERS ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICER: Robert Buritz, Vice-President; Anne Jansen, Treas- urer; John Albanese, President; Carolyn Baer, Sec- retary. Frank Green, President; Cathleen Riley, Vice-Pres- ident; Deborah Gates, Secretary; Carolyn Griggs, Treasurer. First Row: Sandra LeBel, Deborah Gates, Mary Lee Gavin, Martha Gay, Sharon Klock. Joyce Dodds, Carolyn Griggs. Second Row: Carin Hogan, Joanne Gowen, Heather Galloway, Donna Harries, Juliet Giannino, Susan Ingalls, Sandra Ingalls, June King. Third Row: David Feher, David Hebert, Robert Holten, Jay Holman, William Fiedler, Frank Green, Roderick Gaskell, Ernest Johnson, Richard Griffin, Frank Karayianes. B-113 i B-109 First Row: Judith Little, Pricilla Noyes, Sharon Moody, Karen Knapp, Helen O’Connor, Valerie Marcley, Carol Vasey. Second Row: Richard McLeod, Ernest Barziale, Annette McCoubrey, Sandra Lawrence, Mary Ann Krippes, John Marciano, Bruce Miller, Doug Mierzykowski. Third Row: Douglas McIntosh, David Leary, David McIntyre, John Nelson, Rich- ard Leary, John Lawson, Charles Lincoln, Peter Kushmick. B-211 First Row: Nora Silva, Rosemarie Walsh, Sandra Peterson, Cathleen Riley, Judith Rollfs, Emily Sullivan, Barbara Ring, Carol Pearson. Second Row: Patricia Sullivan, Waldo Smith, Richard Taylor, Edward Cameron, John Sibley, Frank Colburn, Louise Thompson. Third Row: Paul Smer- czynski, William Rooney, Shedd Webster, Richard Thompson, Frank Purdy, Thomas Ralph, Richard Wilkins, Dennis Worobey. B-115 First Row: Cheryl Edgar, Pamela Berlyn, Stephanie Crance, Carol Cole, Mary Blaisdell, Sandra Chadwick, Carla Dayton, Pamela Barrows. Second Row: Paul Dineen, Tommy Bedell, Meredith Anderson, Lois Elliot, Patri- cia Covington, Jill Ballengee, Linda Burke, Karen Asbjornson, Karen Faircloth, Mark Banus, David French. Third. Row: David Fadden, Ted Barrows, John Demars, George Durkee, Paul Castle, Albert Barnes, Glenn Frazier, Wayne Banks, Bruce Gaboriault, John Bears. 51 4 First Row: Sheridan Goddard (Secretary), Robert DesMaisons (Vice- President), Susan Butters (President), John Tobey (Treasurer). Second Row; Mrs. Fullerton (Advisor), Barbara Chase, Barbara Bamford, Judy Castonguay. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Having been chosen by the faculty on a basis of scholar- ship, citizenship, and service, the first members of the New Mead- ows Chapter of the National Honor Society were inducted on April 7, 1960 by the members of the Marblehead chapter. The of- ficers elected were Susan But- ters, President; Robert Des Maisons, Vice-President; Sheri- dan Goddard, Secretary; and John Tobey, Treasurer. The major projects at the beginning of this school year included the formation of a Student Council, and co-sponsorship with the Student Council of an informal dance, “The Web.” First Row: Arthur Gingrande, Paul Castle (Vice-President), Robert DesMaisons (President), Susan Senecal (Secretary), Cynthia Robertson (Treasurer), Christine Reidy. Second Row: Ralph Schott, Donna Harries, Cheryl Lane, Karen Kelly, Judy Woodbury, Barbara Griggs, Daniel Senecal. Third Row: Dr. Howard (Advisor), John Tobey, John Demars, James Getchell, Richard Ray, Ernest Parziale. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is com- posed of four representatives from each of the four high school classes in addition to the Council’s President, who is al- ways a senior, and the President of the Senior Class, who is al- ways an automatic member The group, in its first year as an organization, is striving to promote student government within the school by establish- ing a student monitoring sys- tem which will aid in keeping corridor traffic problems at a minimum. 4 MITOBO STAFF First Row: Karin Mueller (Subscriptions Editor), Jennifer Molin (Photography Editor), Nancy Roberts (Literary Editor), Barbara Bamford (Editor-in-Chief), Cynthia Robertson (Art Editor), Linda Lawson (Photography Editor), Deborah Morin (Business Manager). Second Row: Judith Clay, Richard Waitt, Pamela Houldsworth. Diane McBride, Barbara Griggs, Elaine Taft, Cinthia Shaw, Martha Cressey, Nancy Britt, Cynthia Chew, Sandra Edwards, Margot Shaw, Frances Butler, Mr. Zollo (Advisor), Mary Lita Clark. Third Row: John Minnehan. Judith Castonquay, Barbara Chase, Pete Cunningham. Robert DesMaisons, Paul Mueller, Linda Munday, John Tobey. First Row: Pamela Berlyn (Photographer), Linda Mitchell (Assistant Editor), Emily Sullivan (Assist- ant Editor). Meredith Anderson (Features Editor), Karen Asbiornsen (News Editor); Shirley Holley (Business Manager), Pamela Houldsworth. Second Row: Judith Castonquay, Patricia Covington, William Rooney (Associate Sports Editor), Tobey Martin (Associate Sports Editor), Bruce Miller (Art Editor), Cynthia Shaw (Editorials), Beverly Pierce, Mr. Barry (Advisor). Third Row: Sharon Moody, Martha Gay (Exchange Editor), Natalie Forrest (Circulation Manager), Valerie Marcley, Terry Griffin, Carol Page. REGIONAL REVIEW STAFF • 1 1 J pRiA 1 1 •---IB A ,w- j , 1 h 1 III w Directed by Professeur Pou- lin, the Rene Descartes Club of Geometry in French has met twice weekly to review funda- mentals of plane geometry, to improve its French, et s’amuser. The officers that were elected were President, Nanette Mun- roe; Vice-President, Sherry Goddard; Secretary, Suzanne Beurre; Treasurer, Barbe Barn- ford. GEOMETRE en FRANCAIS .First Row: Nancy Britt, Barbara Bamford, (Treasurer), Sheridan God- dard (Vice-President), Susan Butters (Secretary), Diane McBride, Cheryl Edgar. Second Row: Mr. Poulin (Advisor), Judy Clay, Carol Baer, Karen Knapp, Robert DesMaisons, Lloyd Gaboriault, Anne Jan- sen, Terry Austin, Mr. Merrill (Advisor). MATH TEAM First Row: John Albanese, Ernest Parziale, Robei ' t DesMaisons (Presi- dent), Barbara Bamford, Susan Butters (Secretary), Cathleen Riley. Second Row: Mr. Poulin (Advisor), Terry Austin, John Tobey, Shedd Webster, Anne Jansen, Paul Castle, Virginia Mallison, Lloyd Gabori- ault, Vernon Kousky, Maureen Toomey, Mr. Campbell (Advisor). This is Masconomet’s second year as a member of the Tri- State Mathematics League and the Northeastern Massachusetts Mathematics League. We have successfully competed this year in four Tri-State and seven Northeastern Massachusetts in- terschool contest. This rugged competition has meant a wealth of enjoyment and a challenge to all participants. BIOLOGY CLUB First Row: Judith Clay (Program Chairman), Mary Lita Clark (Publicity), Elaine Taft (Vice-President), Sheridan Goddard (President), Mary Emro (Secretary), Deborah Morin (Treasurer), Jane Coffin. Second Row: Sandra Evitts, Barbara Griggs, Sandra Edwards, Martha Cressey, Mr. Sangermano (Advisor), George Denno, Gary Alpaugh, Linda Burke, Nancy Britt, Cynthia Chew, Susan Butters, Frances Butler. SCIENCE CLUBS This year the Masconomet Science Club formed sub-divisions because students expressed interests in the following fields : biology, photog- raphy, and the physical sciences. . A fourth and separate, Junior High General Science Club division explored many fields of science, so that the members could find where their scientific interests lay. First Row: Gregg Smith, Paula Katz, John Bye (Vice-President), William Ober (President), William Goddard (Secretary-Treasurer), Deborah Goodale, Richard Scheuerman. Second Row: Robert Wade, Mr. Wight, Paul Butters, Kerry Cam- bell, Howard Munday, Vance Perry, Karen Kelly, Jack Despres, Ralph Schott, Kendall Magee, John Whelan, Michael Haag, Michael Connor. PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row: David Feher (Treasurer), Daniel Bears (Vice-President), Barbara Hay- wood (President), Patricia Covington (Recording Secretary). Second Row: Charles Handy, Pamela Berlyn, Pamela Barrows (Corresponding Secretary), Joseph Litwin, Donna Harries, Carla Dayton, Miss Swenson (Advisor). First Row: Peter Sennott, James Gates, Paul Angers (Vice-President), Douglas MacMillan (President), Richard Quinn (Secretary), Thomas Angers (Treasurer), David Lewis. Second Row: Thomas Eremian, Kevin McIntyre, Malcom Jewett, Vance Perry, Ronald LaChance, Michael McMullen, James Monroe, Kenneth MacGill, Guy Emro, Mr. Curran (Advisor). AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB SPANISH CLUB Advisor Miss Parker President Francis Perry Vice President Allison Pierce Reporters: Pamela Berlyn, Valerie Marcley. GERMAN CLUB Advisor Mrs. Fullerton President James Getchell Vice Presidents . . . Paul Castle, Ralph Schott Secretary-Treasurer Emily Sullivan FRENCH CLUB Advisors Miss Barry, Mr. Merrill President Cynthia Robertson Vice President Nancy Roberts Secretary Judith Clay Treasurer Terry Griffin LATIN CLUB Advisor Mr. McNiff President William Fiedler Vice President Deborah Hall Secretary Virginia Pollard Treasurer Joyce Knudsen ' ■■Mi MUSIC BAND The Masconomet Band, under the direction of Mr. Donald Gay, has been very active this year. The band’s participation in the Northeastern District Music Festival, playing for football games, pep rallies, assemblies, and holding a Spring Concert, a “Concert on the Green,” and an exchange concert with the Bedford High School Band have all contributed to make life at Masconomet more enjoyable through music. Under the expert gui dance of their director Mr. Donald M. Gay, the Masconomet Singers have participated in many pro- grams. They have given two excellent performances at our spring concerts, have participated in two Northeastern Music Festivals at which they received an excellent rating, and have recorded several Christmas selections for presentation over radio station WLYN. MASCONOMET SINGERS Mr. Donald M. Gay. MASCO Miss Jean Jarvie ORCHESTRA With Miss Jean Jarvie as director, the Orchestra played at the Christmas Assembly. They also performed in the Spring Con- cert, took part in the operetta, Pirates of Penzance, in April, and played at the Northeastern Music Festival in May. The Choralettes took part in the Christmas Concert and the radio recording of Christmas music. This group of junior high girls, who also sang this year for the Spring Concert and for various other school functions, is directed by Miss Jean Jarvie. CHORALETTES STUDENT SECRETARY CLUB Front row: Sharon Klock, Rosemarie Walsh, Martha Ives, Karen Faircloth, Shirley Holley. Middle row: Sharon Pollock, Meredith Anderson, Janice Fitz- Front row: Gregory Benson, Robert Emerson, Loftin Elvey, Ralph Vitale, Alexander Colby, William Work, Salvador Raciti, Alan Williams, Bruce Hames, John Moore. Second row: Laura Akeley, Gail Spear, Mary Jo McGregor, Charles Carlson, Treasurer; Herbert Silander, President; Mary Alice Brown, Secretary; Paul O’Dell, Vice President; Laurie Stevens, Janet Cady, Margaret Pickard, Susan Pollard. Third row: Winthrop Scudder, George Reed, Leslie Loughnane, Donna Waters, meyer, Janet Braley, Linda Cabral. Back row: Ve- ronica Sennott, Beth Smith, Frank Balevre, Richard Ray, Natalie Forrest, Judith Castonguay. Helen Tierney, Donna LaPlante, Linnea Fulton Frances Sweeney, Barbara Schmidt, Barbara Blais- dell, Charlotte Whittemore, Pamela Best, Susan Lit- tle, Mary Martin, Alexander Arcisz, Donald La Fleur. Fourth row: Douglas Poor, Henry Sawyer Kevin O’Meara, Gregory Fulton, David Norman David Litwin, Earl McCoubrey, Thomas Larson, Wil liam Vaughan, Steven Ross, Charles MacNulty, Eu gene Perry, John Klingensmith, David Mansfield. JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB LIBRARY AIDS First Row: Cathleen Riley, Nancy Clarke, Judith Clay, Mary Emro, Susan Butters, Priscilla Noyes, Lona Reed. Second Row: Paul Butters, Steven Weatherbee, Jean Holloway, Cheryl Lane, Elizabeth Smith, JoAnne Gowen, Natalie Forrest, Donna Lewis, Vance Perry, Michael Doyle, Mrs. Howard (Librarian). RECEPTIONISTS First Row: Linda Berube, Phyllis Marshal, Judith Clay, Karen Faircloth, Shirley Holley, Judith Little, Carol Griggs, Martha Ives. Second Row: Natalie Forrest, Christine Wall, Margot Shaw, Priscilla Noyes, Janet Braley, Sharon Pollock, Susan Ingalls, Terry Griffin, Janice Fitzmeyer, Carol Vasey, Nancy Clarke, Marianne Blaisdell, Linda Cabrell. Third Row: Christopher Foye, Thomas Hall, Heather Gallo- way, Linda Munday, John Minnehan, Michael Fletcher, Norman Marshall, Richard Ray, Paul Mueller, Nancy Sedler, Elizabeth Smith, Daniel Senecal, Judith Castonguay. A We held our Junior Prom in the Archi- bald Jones Auditorium at 8 o’clock on May 6, 1960. The theme of our dance was Blue Willow. Music was provided by the Billy Rich Orchestra. Judy Davis was chosen Queen of the Junior Prom with a court in- cluding Nancy Munroe, Nancy Clarke, Patty Earl, Joyce Dodds, Karin Mueller, and Diane McBride. SPRING The Decorating Committee, under the di- rection of its chairman, Karin Mueller, turned the Gymnasium into an Oriental garden. In the center of the floor an arched bridge spanned a lotus pool from whose edge a graceful willow tree towered above the dancers. This was unquestionable the most beautiful dance of our Masconomet career. WILLOW MODERN DANCE First Row: Sandra Newton, Carolyn Bouchard, Stephanie Crance (Vice-President), Sandra Edwards, Christine Reidy, Donna Evitts, Jane Marchisio. Second Row: Sandra Giannelli, Patricia Bedell, Elaine Covington, Sharon Moody, Carol Ring, Mrs. Couhig (Advisor). Third Row: Nancy Britt, Cheryl Lane, Linda Munday, Nancy Roberts, Karen Kelly, Deborah Goodale. President and Secretary are Nancy Munroe and Linda Munroe. DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: Cynthia Chew, Ruthann Levesque, Carol Ann Cole, Stephanie Crance, Susan Senecal, Deborah Gates, Meredith Houston, Virginia Pollard. Second Row: Nancy Clarke, Pamela Houldsworth, Judith Clay, Kendall Steiman, James Pearson, Cheryl Edgar, Judith Woodbury, Terry Griffin, Martha Ives, Pamela Berlyn, Susan Cargill. Third Row: Mr. MacLeod (Advisor), Frank Karayianes, John Albanese, Sandra Edwards, Sharon Klock, Joan Coburn, Lona Reed, Andrea McIntosh, Maureen Toomey, Veronica Sennott, Carol Page, Janet Braley, David Feher, Paul Armitage. Fourth Row: Sally Hilyard, Anne Jansen, William Rooney, William McIntyre, Heather Galloway, Brian Sanger, Paul Mueller, Peter VanGilluwe, Fred Hall, Sandra Lawrence, Michael Connor, Richard Ross, Patricia Covington, Karen Asbjornsen. FIELD HOCKEY The second season of field hockey at Masconomet was a most successful one. The varsity team won four games, lost three, and tied one. The junior varsity team won five games, while tieing three and losing only one. Back L-R: Manager Carol Cole, Susan Ingalls, Cathy Riley, Caroline Edwards, Linda Law- son, Juliet Giannino, Co-Cap- tains Barbara Chase and Donna Harried, Coach Mrs. Beatrice Coughig, Manager Debby Morin. Front L-R: Co-Captain Martha Ives, Ruth Cunningham, Mary Lita Clark, Karin Mueller, Pa- tricia Earl, Sandra Lebel, June King. Back L-R: Managers Carol Cole and Debby Morin. Carla Day- ton, Cheryl Edgar, Jean Hollo- way, Sandy Ingalls, Veronica Sennott, Sandra Lawrence, Jo Anne Gowen, Patricia Coving- ton, Coach Mrs. Beatrice Coug- hig. Front L-R: Donna Evitts, Patricia Bedell, Elaine Coving- ton, Elizabeth Horton, Sandra Giannelli, Lorraine Smith, Pen- ny Winn, Terry Griffin. Back Row L-R: Manager Priscilla Noyes, Doris Middleton, Kathy Phillips, Nancy Roberts, Donna Harries, Susan Parker, Carol Moore, Sue Butters, Coach, Mrs. Couhig. Front Row L-R: Frances Butler, Mary Lita Clark, Joanne Greenler, Judy Owen, Barbara Chase, Sara Price, Caroline Ed- wards, Kathy Riley. SOFTBALL The girls’ softball team had a fairly good season for its first year. It had a four win, four loss and one tie record. There was a Junior Varsity team, but this group played only three games and lost all three. Although the season wasn’t a great suc- cess, the girls worked hard. The Co-Captains were Judy Owen, who graduated last year; and Barbara Chase, a present Senior. 66 CROSS COUNTRY Back L-R: Mark Springgate, Peter Haywood, Rich- ard Griffin, Wayne Banks, Jay Holman, Shedd Webster, Kent Nickerson. Front L-R: Michael Con- nor, Daniel Senecal, Philip Wilichoski, Dale Waring. The cross country team fin- ished the season with the re- spectable record of five wins and one loss in dual competition and placed third in the Essex County Meet at Hamilton. Con- gratulations to Captain Mark Banus, who led his team to vic- tory by personally placing first in all six meets and who set three course records. DANIEL SENECAL DALE WARING MICHAEL CONNOR TRACK First Row: Wayne Banks, Robert Buritz, Peter Mugford, Daniel Senecal, Phil Wilichoski, Mark Banus, Arthur Gingrande, Paul Mueller. Second Row: Mr. Plumley, Charles Curtis, Fred Perry, Shedd Webster, Richard Sibley, James Getchell, Earl McKeen, Richard Griffin. The track team finished its maiden sea- son with a record of zero wins and seven losses. However, in the Invitational Meet, Masconomet placed second of six schools. Team Co-Captains were Peter Mugford, Dan Senecal, and Phil Wilichoski. PHIL WILICHOSKI PAUL MULLER JAMES GETCHELL PETER MUGFORD JAMES GETCHELL 68 4 Mr. Walter Roberts Mr. Herbert Silander Miss Catherine Clark Mr. Gerald Plumley Mr. Herschel Benson Mrs. Beatrice Couhig FOOTBALL On November 19, Masconomet ended its second successful football season with an impressive win-loss record of 7-2-0. Led by Co-Captains Paul Lynch and Phil Rockwell, the Chieftains finished second in the Cape Ann League and tied for seventh place in the state Class D stand- ings. Much credit must be given to Masconomet’s fine coaching staff, Mr. Walter Roberts and Mr. Robert Hawkes. Masconomet will be a foot- ball team to watch in future years. W � tm In Front: Paul Greenler, Manager. Front Row: Robert Carter, Charles Love, David Leary, Robert Buritz, Philip Rockwell, Paul Lynch, Paul Mueller, Jack Ray, Fred Perry, Frank Smith. Second Row: Coach Robert Hawkes, Dan Perry, Arthur Gin- grande, Dana Prince, Vernon Kousky, Stafford King, Philip Chick, Brian Sanger, William Paisley, Peter Mugford, Coach Walter Roberts. Third Row: Thomas Mattraw, William Gamble, Winfield Per- kins, David Doughty, William Rooney, Ronald Dey, John Despres, Richard Quinn, Robert Hargraves. BASKET BOYS’ VARSITY TEAM Front row: Donald Balentine, Philip Wilichoski, Co-captain Paul Lynch, Co-captain Philip Rock- well, Thomas Bedell. Second row: Manager Dale Waring, Peter Mugford, William Fiedler, Francis Quimby, Frank Green, Roderick Gaskell, Richard Cesareo, Manager Shedd Webster, Coach Mr. Silander. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Front row: Jerome Swindell, John Ray, Bert Goodwin, Richard Bergstrom, Robert Buritz. Sec- ond row: Coach Mr. Hawkes, Thomas Mattraw, Thomas Skinner, Malcomb Jewett, David Doughty, Richard Ray, Bruce Ray, Arthur Gin- grande, Bradford Griggs, Manager John Bye. s Left to right: Linda Berube, Carolyn Griggs, Lois Elliot, Nancy Munroe, Martha Cressey, Linda Munroe. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1 Front row: Pamela Hausman, Susan Fairbanks. Second row: Sandra Frost, Wendy Crance, Judy Thompson, Judy Brackley. Paul Lynch Richard Cesareo ‘ft! BALL Francis Quimby Philip Wilichoski Peter Mugford Donald Balentine GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1st row: Linda Lawson, Barbara Bamford, Barbara Chase (Co- captain), Susan Parker, Frannie Butler (Co-captain), Cathy Riley. 2nd row: Carolyn Edwards (Manager), Karin Mueller, Joanne Gowen, Virginia Mallison, Juliet Giannino, Sandra LaBelle, Sharon Klock (Manager), Mrs. Couhig. Ya Gotta JUMP!!! 1st row: Patty Bedell, Carolyn Banks, Deborah Morin, Anne Roberts, Carol Page, Maureen Toomey. 2nd row: Mrs. Couhig, Carolyn Edwards (Manager), Ruth Cunningham, Donna LaPlante, Donna Evitts, Christine Reidy, Sharon Klock (Manager). GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BASEBALL The baseball team finished the season with a record of ten wins and four losses and placed second in the Cape Ann League. The team was paced to vie- Front row: Paul Greenler, Manager; John Nelson, John Ray, Philip Lindstrom, Philip Chick, Robert Holter, James Nason, Manager. Second row : Philip Rockwell, Bruce Gaboriault, Frank Skinner , Captain, Paul Lynch, Vernon Kousky, Richard tory by pitcher Phil Rockwell, whose record was six wins and one loss. The team captain was Frank Skinner. Goodale, Richard Waitt, Alfred Hall. Third row : Mr. Roberts, Coach. Robert Woodbury James Clark, Bert Goodwin, Frank Quimby, Barry Stevens, Stephen Freedman. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL First row: David Gangi, James Riley, Harold Barnum, Nich- olas Webster, Paul Richardson, Gene Perry, Dana Sanger, Peter Odell, Joe Langis. Second row: Thomas Eremian (Man- ager), Warren Dunphey, Dana Killam, Bruce Eckerson, Ches- ter Ograbisz, Paul Odell, Frank Gingrande, Gary Lynch, Mr. Plumley (Coach). Third row: Peter Sennott, William Work, John Ingalls, Frank Reidy, Richard Wennerberg, Dwight Mel- zard, Wilbur Rundlett, Stephen Love, John Greenler. iff! Bn nir n I % a|| w ' |i| ft . EuTc. JB mBf 3? 4$ i The girls’ tennis team had a fine first season at Masconomet. Start- ing from scratch at the beginning of the season, the girls compiled and admirable record of seven vic- tories and only one loss in their eight scheduled matches. Captain of the team was Linda Lawson, a member of the class of 1961. An- other equally successful season is predicted for this year. Masconomet ended its first season of tennis with a record of four losses to stronger, more experi- enced teams. Mr. Benjamin Daven- port, tennis coach, feels that ex- perience jgained last season will make a diference in Masconomet’s second tennis season. Kneeling: Stephanie Crance, Barbara Tynes, Joyce Knudsen, Leslie Paulson, Linda Law- son, Valerie Marcley. Standing: Joanne Gowen, Cheryl Connor, Carol Cole, Judith Rollfs, Ruth Cunningham, Pam Berlyn, Karen Asbjornson, Mrs. Middleton. Kneeling: William Gamble, Peter Hayward, Curtis Carter, Roger Merriam, Walter Campbell, Winfield Perkins, John Albanese. Standing: Peter Kushmick, Douglas Knapp, Richard Ray, Robert DesMaisons, John Tobey, and Mr. Davenport. 78 CHRONICLES REMEMBER WHEN... You’ve met the tribal elders Who plant in us seeds of knowledge. You’ve seen the golden harvest of seniors Ripe for fun, for work, and for college. You’ve also seen the wigwams Full of younger maidens and braves, Each growing in wisdom and knowing His future depends on how he behaves. You’ve seen our industrious leaders, Who have given Masconomet a name; And you’ve observed the mighty warriors, Who have also brought our tribe fame. Now turn forward and back To the gay life we’ve led, To the learning we’ve mastered. To the fun we have had. To the mischief we’ve done, To the friends we have made ; To the joys, to the noise That will never fade. Last minute rehearsal Hoot, hoot, for the donkey and the elephant! “My poor, poor feet November 5, 1960 Mr. Candidate and his well-dressed wife Political fervor; ? ? THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Kath: I will not go today; no, nor tomorrow, not till I please myself. Peter: Gentlemen ... to the bridal dinner . . . But, for my boony Kate, she must with me ... I will be master of what is mine own. “Cooperation among nations is a prerequisite for world under- standing.” Guest speaker Dr. Amyla Char- kravarty, Nancy Roberts, Mr. Vaughn, and Dana Prince. ‘Congrats, best statues!” What class do you have now, boys? Doctor Howard, you’re on my toe! CHARLIE’S AUNT HALLOWEEN DANCE S’pose Charlie’s got a skyhook ? DAS TANZFEST Who needs mistletoe ? Guest singer .... Fred Hall ? Lovely weather we’re having, right, Jim? ml ' | i vHi ] k 1 Sherry Goddard, Barbara Chase, and Judy Castonguay are making scrapbooks to present as Christmas gifts to hospitalized children. This is one of the many activi- ties which the National Honor Society members have enjoyed this year. The American Legion sponsored Masconomet’s second Oratorical Contest on February 2nd of this year. The three best speakers were awarded trophies. First place Sherry Goddard Second place ...... Douglas McIntosh Third place John Tobey 86 HONORS PROJECT AND ORATORICAL CONTEST DR. HOWARD LEFT US . . . AND MR. VAN PELT JOINED US On January 25, 1961, our tribe assembled to pay tribute to Dr. Luther Howard, one of our most beloved tribal elders. Following scenes of his service to our chief Masconomet, which included teaching algebra and his secret method of success, we presented him with a yearbook, a clock radio, and a Masonic ring. Dr. Howard was respected and ad- mired by all, and the friendship and guidance he gave to each of us will never be forgotten. N We were fortunate in securing before many moons a young man well qualified to teach mathematics. He is Mr. Donald Van Pelt (at left). He comes to us from Plymouth Teachers College, Plymouth, New Hamp- shire, where he will receive his Bachelor of Education degree this June. Mr. Van Pelt teaches arithmetic and algebra here at Masconomet, and he particularly enjoys coaching the mathemat- ics team. We are glad to wel- come Mr. Van Pelt to our res- ervation. Hard at Work... Clovds and g ; °-gles MONITORS Crepe Suzettes ? ? ? First row: Larry Hubbard, Dana Luscomb, Danny Seneeal, Charles Curtis, Bruce Gaboriault. Second row: Ted Barrows, Jack Lawson, Jeff Black, Joe Litwin, Dana Prince, Bob Klingensmith, Frank Smith. Third row: Dennis Worobey, Vern Kousky, Fred Perry, Phil Rockwell, Phil Wilichoski. Valiant braves keep heap big law and order in pathways. That will be .32 please. Heavenly thoughts ....and play i The Medic Maestro Merry Mabel! Haven’t done this in a long time And what did your mother tell you to do! I can’t say no! SCIENCE FAIR MARCH 10-11, 1961 1 Very impressive, Jake! “Mary, Mary, quite con- trary . . It’s like this . . . This poster took me nine hours It really works A Sangermano star B. B. CHEMICAL COMPANY Middleton, Massachusetts BERKSHIRE MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS Edward G. Molin BUSY B ' S Route 97, Topsfield NORMA BILL CARTER Esso Products CATHAY IMPORTS 22 Market St., Ipswich Casual Clothing CENTRE SUPERMARKET— TOPSFIELD Anthony Gangi — Independent Grocer COR-NIX CO. 278 Cabot St., Beverly, Mass. Beach Wear — Sporting Goods Photo Supplies COUNTRY GAS SERVICE Danvers, Mass. Tel. SP 4-1930 DANVERS HARDWARE APPLIANCES INC. 63 Maple St., Danvers Tel. SP 4-1933 DANVERS NATIONAL BANK Topsfield — Boxford Office ESSEX CO. CO-OP FARMING ASSO. Opp. Fair Grounds — Topsfield HOWE S STATION MARKET Good Luck to the Class of 61 JUNE ' S JEWELERS Danvers, Massachusetts KELSEY-HIGH LANDS NURSERY Boxford, Massachusetts LOCKE ' S SKI SLOPE Amesbury, Massachusetts STONE HOUSE FARM CATERING SERVICE Henry Nason, West Boxford MAIN LINE HOMES Middleton, Massacusetts MARTIN - RUNDLETT CORP. Route 114, Middleton MIDDLETON ARMS Specializing in Steak Lobster MIDDLETON SQUARE DRUG Middleton, Massachusetts MIRROR PRESS DANVERS HERALD INC. Printing Advertising L. B. MOODY Salem, Massachusetts School Supplies PAISLEY ' S GREENHOUSES Route 133, West Boxford, Mass. JAMES S. PRICE INC. Rambler PURDY PHOTOGRAPHERS Boston, Massachusetts ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION CORP. Boxford, Massachusetts J. R. FOUNDATIONS INC. East St., Middleton, Mass. WILLIAM G. SAWYER Tanning Oils IRVING L. SNYDER, JEWELER Danvers, Massachusetts STEWART PRINCE INC. Air Conditioning Heating Contractors ROBERT STONE COMPANY REAL ESTATE Topsfield Village SULLIVAN ' S GARAGE Route 114, Middleton TOPSFIELD BRANCH— HAVERHILL SAVINGS BANK Your Family ' s Neighborhood Band TOPSFIELD TOWN CRIER Mrs. Gardner A. Norton TOPSFIELD VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER INC. Anthony Gangi WOODBURY FUEL COMPANY INC. Topsfield, Massachusetts Anderson Oil Company Arlington Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Balevre Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bamford Blue Bell Restaurant Bucci ' s — Route 114, Middleton Wm. Cargill Real Estate Agency Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Clay Jr. Country Motors, Topsfield Daisy Lane Cleansers Laundry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Demars C. C. Elliot Inc. Ethel ' s Beauty Studio Fraher ' s Apothecary, Topsfield Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hackett George J. Haykal, D.D.S. Hood ' s Richfield Service Station Hyland Diner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Y. Ingraham Jack Jane Johnson Kirby Footwear Company John W. Kossowan, D.D.S. Kuell ' s Supermarket, Middleton Mr. S. G. Lawson — Sylvania Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Leary Edward H. Leary, Insurance Leo ' s Store Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. David J. McBride Mickey ' s Lunch, Middleton Middleton Greenhouses Middleton Hardware— Machine Rentals Middleton Spring Beverages Mike ' s Barber Shop Mrs. Veronica J. Minnehan Morton Oil Company— Stan Bickford Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. William Robert Mugford Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Munroe Mrs. James F. Murray Natural Gas Service Inc. Neuner ' s Laun-deree Dry Cleaning Paul ' s Auto Sales Joseph Picariello — Flagstone Dr. Robert F. Preston Putnam Pantry Candies Ice Cream Redgate ' s Pampered Poodle Shop Richardson ' s Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. John R. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Rockwell Route 114 Drive-In, Middleton Rozanne Shoes Inc., Danvers Ruth ' s Beauty Shop Schuler ' s Beauty Shop The Shufflers — Parties — Dances JE 1-5081 Suburban Quality Shop Sunbeam Cleaners — Topsfield Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Taft Topsfield Pharmacy — Pete Giles Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Tyler Vicliff ' s Restaurant, Route 114, Danvers Zollo Brother ' s Barber Shop THIS SPACE FOR BLITHERING... 94 CLASS DAY SPEAKERS CLASS TREASURER CL SS VICE-PRESIDENT c L A S s D A Y A S s E M B L Y P A R T I C I P A N T S CLASS - DAY EXERCISES JUNE 6, 1961 PROCESSIONAL — “Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar Masconomet Regional High School Orchestra Miss Jean Jarvie, Director OPENING EXERCISES Richard B. Waitt, Jr. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Led by Diane H. McBride Followed by Singing of the National Anthem ADDRESS OF WELCOME Michael F. Connor Class Vice-President PRESENTATION OF YEARBOOK Barbara A. Bamford CLASS HISTORY Martha E. Ives, Jennifer A. Molin SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Nancy L. Roberts George Robert Wood SELECTION — “I May Never Pass This Way Again” Ringwald Class of 1961 Accompanist, Jane Scott, ’64 CLASS WILL Martha Cressey, Robert L. Wade SELECTION — “Class Song” C. Shaw, N. Britt D. Macintosh, F. Balevre CLASS PROPHECY Nancy E. Britt, Lois A. Colussy PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Frank Balevre SELECTION — “Song of Masconomet” Steele-Ades Class of 1961 Accompanist, Martha Gay, ’62 CLOSING REMARKS Michael F. Connor RECESSIONAL — “Pomp and Circumstance” TREE PLANTING Senior Class Officers CUTEST COUPLE QUIETEST BOY QUIETEST GIRL t ' IRST HONORS SECOND HONORS THIRD HONORS CLASS PRESIDENT GRADUATION JUNE 8, 1961 PROCESSIONAL — “Pomp and Circumstance” Elgar Masconomet Regional High School Orchestra Miss Jean Jarvie, Director INVOCATION Rev. Herman T. Silvius, III Trinity Episcopal Church of Topsfield and Boxford PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Led by Diane H. McBride Followed by Singing of the National Anthem N A T I 0 N A L ADDRESS OF WELCOME Daniel W. Senecal Class President ESSAY — “Challenges for Americans Today” John Tobey, Jr. SELECTION — “I May Never Pass This Way Again” Ringwald Class of 1961 Accompanist, Jane Scott, ’64 ESSAY — “Womanhood — A Greater Challenge” Barbara Ann Bamford PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Mr. Julius H. Mueller Superintendent-Principal PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Mr. Merton S. Barrows Chairman, Masconomet Regional District School Committee SELECTION — “Song of Masconomet” Steele-Ades Class of 1961 Accompanist, Martha Gay, ’62 BENEDICTION Rev. Paul G. Donehue Pastor, St. Agnes Church, Middleton RECESSIONAL — “Pomp and Circumstance” Marshal for the Procession — Frank Green, President Class of 1962 H 0 N 0 R S 0 c 1 E T Y M E M B E R S NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS CLASS SECRETARY I II MOST POPULAR CLASS GENTLEMAN CLASS LADY SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Prettiest Legs Frank Smith and Barbara Griggs Best Dressed Sherry Goddard and Paul Mueller Most Athletic Linda Lawson and Paul Lynch Best All Around Senior Philip Rockwell Done The Most For MRHS Cynthia Robertson and Dan Senecal Prettiest Eyes Jennifer Molin and Norman Marshall Prettiest Dimples Peter Mugford Best Actor and Actress John Minnehan and Martha Ives Most Angelic Scott Pinkham and Carol Page Most Musical Karen Mueller Quietest George Denno and Frances Butler Prettiest Cindy Shaw Most Pop ular Martha Cressey and Robert Carter Cutest Couple Pam Houldsworth and Walter Kimball Most Sophisticated Diane McBride and John Tobey Most Erudite Barbara Bamford and Robert DesMaisons MOST ATHLETIC BEST ACTOR BEST ACTRESS PRETTIEST HANDSOMEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS SUPERLATIVES Most Likely To Succeed Joe Litwin and Susan Butters Class Clowns Terry Griffin and Robert Wade Prettiest Hair Barbara Chase and Robert Wood Class Gentleman Frank Balevre Class Lady Lois Colussy Handsomest Pete Cunningham Class Cynics Susan Parker and Dana Prince Class Optimist Don Paulson Most Respected Donald Balentine and Elaine Taft Most Talkative Linda Munday and Robert Lindquist Class Flirt Judy Davis Class Playboy Fred Hall Most Contagious Smile Patty Earl and Phil Wilichowski Teacher’s Pet Nancy Munroe Girls’ Choice of a Boy Pete VanGilluwe Boys’ Choice of a Girl Marcia Ingraham The One Most Likelv To Kenneth Fowler BOYS’ CHOICE GIRLS’ CHOICE CLASS CLOWNS M O S T R E S P E C T E D M O S T R E S P E C T E D A L L A R 0 U N D S E N 1 O R QUET V. 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