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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

V. ae Ljg||Wi ■■ L-Jzij jTTv i FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 2126 00143 337 9 Ml I I 11. 1 |v Bti - “11 fc I! iftR For Reference Not to be taken from this room TRISK ELION FOREWORD Hear ye ! Hear ye ! By order of the king, it is proclaimed that we, the lords and ladies of the court, shall indite this day the tome hereafter to be known as TRISKELION. Under this sign, the ancient (Greek) symbol for progress, shall be recorded the cardinal sins and the heroic deeds of our countrymen. Beware, that ye may not retrace the footsteps of those who, in this year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two, shall be banished forever from our kingdom, and forbidden the divine protection of the palace of Masconomet. Therefore, may it be known to all that, in the face of this judgment, no misdeed shall escape this record, nor any true deed of merit. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 5 IN MEMORIAM 6 LORDS AND LADIES . . ' 7 KNIGHTS AND DAMSELS 17 SERFS 41 ROUND-TABLE ACTIVITIES 53 TOURNAMENTS 77 YE ODDS AND ENDS 90 MERCHANTS 102 As a token of our gratitude for the seemingly endless help which he afforded us, the Class of 1962 dedicates TRISKELION to Mr. Theodore Meinelt. As we review our history at Masconomet, we realize how many times he willingly gave of his own time to assist our endeavors. Mr. Meinelt has takenpersonal interest in the progress of our Class since the first day we arrived. DEDICATION 5 Early this year the whole school was saddened by the news of Mrs. Alice B. Howard ' s death. Mrs. Howard, who had served as librarian since the beginning of Masconomet, was a much-loved friend and helper to all who knew her. It is the desire of the Class of 1962 that our yearbook be dedicated IN MEMORIAM to Mrs. Alice B. Howard that her memory may be a permanent part of our Class history. 6 LORDS AND LADIES 7 Mr. Julius Mueller Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Mr. Corridon Trask Principal Mr. Rodney Dresser Assistant Principal 8 s Mr. Nathan Purpel Mrs. Dorothy Senecal GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT s Miss Elizabeth Kennedy Mr. William Stanton Chairman Mrs. Blanche Varney BUSINESS EDUCATION HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Dorothy Blanchard Miss Mary Ellen Whearty Chairman Mrs. Mary Fuller !; Mr. Robert Hawkes Mrs. Helen Hoogerzeil School Nurse Mr. Richard Pave si Chairman Mr. Robert Parker [ INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT All work and no play, you know. now Mr. William Vaughn Mr. David Dole Chairman Mr. Darrell Ferguson Mr. Daniel Ruggiero Mr. Lawrence Godtfredsen Miss Elizabeth Kenosian Mr. Frank M. Vana Mr. Richard LaPointe Mr. Richard P. Zollo Chairman Miss Janet Baker Mrs. Jacquelynne Stepanian ■ I Mr. Joseph Lyons Mr. James Russell Mrs. Carolyn Vaux Miss Louise Swenson Chairman SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. John Sangermano Mr. Thomas Wight Mr. William Ganter Mr. Joseph Curran Mrs. Mary Rowell Mr. Ralph LoPilato Mr. Gelean Campbell Mr. Robert McDonald Mrs. Lillian Taylor Mr. Lionel Poulin Chairman Mr. Donald VanPelt Mrs. Marilyn Hibshman Mr. Arthur Goldberg Miss T Annette Turla Miss Helen Barry F O R E Mr. Richard Merrill Chairman G N Miss Allison Parker Mr. Barry McNiff L A N G U A G E S Miss Ann Gibbons Mrs. Erna Fullerton 16 KNIGHTS AND DAMSELS FRANK M. GREEN Sam Class President ' ' What ' s new? . . . really enjoys being a Senior . . . those talkative girls get on his nerves . . . Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4; Masconomet Money Makers 4 (President); Dance Committee 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 4; Masconomet Planning Board 1. DEBORAH A. GATES Deb Class Secretary I don ' t care if it is February; it ' s Spring . Domestic caviar . . . home-grown mink . . . Latin Club 3; French Club 4; Announcers ' Club 2,3,4; Debating Club 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Triskelion 4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Glee Club 1; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Kaleidoscope 4; Best From Masconomet 3; Senior Frolics 4; Play 2; Operetta 3,4; School Publication 1; American Legion Oratorical Contest 3; Torture Team 4. CATHLEEN RILEY Rile” Class Vice President We don ' t have much homework tonight. . . . We know what you like about the gym, Cathy, but what do you like about C-204? . . . Can ' t understand why French composi- tions are necessary . . . Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Basketball (Captain) 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; G. A. A. 4 (Point Secretary); Photography Club 3; Math Team 3,4; Library Aid 2,3; Drama Club 2; Triske- lion 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer (Vice-President) 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 2,4; Geometry in French 2. CAROLYN MARIE GRIGGS Little Griggs Class Treasurer Has anyone seen Minnie? . . . Love that station wagon. . . has standing pals in second period study . . .our gabby, daring cutie . . . Cheerleading 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Receptionist 2,3; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 2,3; Dance Com- mittee 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 3,4; Triskelion 4; Glee Club 1; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 4; Play 4; Masconomet Planning Committee 1. CLASS OFFICERS MEREDITH LEE ANDERSON Mere Let ' s twist again. Thinks college weekends are wild ... is offended by shallow-minded people. Tennis 3; Receptionist 2; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 3,4; Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Triske- lion 4; Regional Review 3,4; Masconomet Singer 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Kaleidoscope 4; Best From Masconomet 2; Senior Frolics 4; Archeology Club 4. VIRGINIA LEE BALLENGEE Jill Oh really ! A Georgetown fan . . . won ' t climb mountains. G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Archeology Club 4; Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Triskelion 4; Regional Review 3,4; Foreign Exchange Student Committee 4; Chor- us 1; Senior Frolics 4; Pan-American Day 2. I KAREN LEE ASBJORNSON Arron” I don ' t even care. Senior parties . . . K.U.A. . . . dreads warn- ing slips. Tennis 2,3; G.A.A. 4; French Club 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Junior Women ' s Club 1; Arche- ology Club 4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Tris- kelion 4; Regional Review 3,4; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 4; History Honor Seminar 3. WAYNE BANKS Never would have thunk it. Is looking for a large school lunch . . . waits for 3:00 on Friday. Basketball 2,4; Track 2,4; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Ski Club 4; Monitor 4; Senior Frolics 4. You don ' t say so ! ALBERT BARNES Al Dick a doodle Wants a Model-A Plymouth. 19 ■ Let ' s go, girls ! PAMELA BARROWS Pam Lo, there. Horses . . . Art . . . Horses . . . Skiing. Field Hockey 1,2; Tennis 1; Softball 1; Bad- minton 1; Volley Ball 1; German Club 2,3; Photography Club 3,4 (President); Biology Club 2; Art Service Club 2,3,4 (President); Chess Club 3; Triskelion (Art Editor); Moni- tor 4; Foreign Student Exchange Club 4; Ka- leidoscope 4. THEODORE A. BARROWS Ted Hurry, Mister. Convertible Lincolns . . . Any State but Massachusetts. Tennis 2; Soccer 2; Sailing 2; Drama Club 4; Dance Committees 4; Triskelion 4; Moni- tors 3; Boys ' State 3; Senior Frolics 4. PAMELA BERLYN Berly You ' re seeking status . . .again . . . Our most pessimistic optimist . . . Tennis 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Photography Club3; Announcers ' Club 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Science Fair 1; History Honor Seminar 3; Triskelion 4; Senior Frolics 4; G.A.A. 4; Regional Review 3,4; Kaleidoscope; Biology Club 4. THOMAS BEDELL B Deputy Dawg Should teach J. M. to play basketball . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2; Dance Com- mittees 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 4. MARY ANN BLAISDELL Blaisie Oh No ! Likes to do her own cooking. Receptionist 3,4; Drama Club 3; Dance Com- mittees 2,3,4; Fashion Show 3; Senior Frolics 4; Triskelion 4. He ' s mine!” LINDA CABRAL Cabral That ' s assinine. Hates cheaters and stuffed artichokes . . . Spanish Club 2; Receptionist 3,4; Business Club 3,4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Glee Club 1; Faculty Secretary 3,4; Senior Frolics 4. LINDA BURKE Linda You clod ! Finds Family Living crowded. Creative Dance 2; Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 4; Drama Club 2; Chess Club 3; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Triskelion 4. EDWARD CAMERON Butch Oh, No! Is trying to organize a party in school . . . Junior Store 3. CHARLES BYRNES Charlie By trying, and through constant effort, you will finally succeed . . . . . A future chemist? . . . Dance Committees 4. PAUL CASTLE Elephant” Never fear, Jack ' s in charge! German scholar? . . . Basketball 1,2; Football 1; German Club 2,3; Math Team 2,3,4; Chess Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3; Class President 1; Best From Masconomet 3; Senior Frolics 4. % SANDRA CHADWICK Sandy It is not Indian Country. Football games . . . record hops . . . hates those absentee slips. Basketball 1; Latin Club 1 (Treasurer); French Club 2,3; Math 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Triskelion 4 (Sub- scription Editor); Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Plays 2,3,4; History Honor Seminar 3; Senior Frolics 4; National Honor Society 4. CAROL-ANN COLE Carol I can ' t find my books. Slumber parties . . . New Hampshire. Field Hockey (Manager) 3,4; Tennis 2; Ski Team 1; French Club 3; Drama Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1; Triskelion 4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Orchestra 1; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Frolics 4; History Seminar 3. DAVID CHURCHILL Dave Hi Loves to eat, but oh that indigestion. Track 3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; Winter Track 3; Math Team 3,4; Physical Science 2; Chess Club 2,3; Dance Committees 4; Science Fair 1,2; Masconomet Scholar 4; Glee Club 2; Senior Frolics 4; National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA COVINGTON Pat Good Lord! Don. . . down with status seekers . . .grass- hoppers. Field Hockey 3; Creative Dance 2,3,4; Basket- ball; Softball 2; G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 4; Photography Club 3; Announcers ' Club 3; Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Masconomet Singers 3,4; Triskelion 4; Re- gional Review 3,4; Student Council 1 (Presi- dent) ; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Frolics 4; Plays 3,4; Operettas 3,4; Pan-American Day 4; Red Cross 1,2 (Representative); Torture Team 4. FRANK COLBURN Fletch Smarten up. Parties are the most . . . don ' t have to button the top button. Junior Store 3; Science Fair 1,2. That ' s a new twist? STEPHANIE CRANCE Steph Me neither . . . Topsfield Ski Hill . . . loves ' 29 Cadillacs Field Hockey 1,2; Creative Dance 2,3, (Vice President) 4 (President); Tennis 2,4; Cheer- leading 3,4, (Captain); Basketball 1; Softball 1; G.A.A. 4; French Club 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Leaders Club 4; Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Triskelion 4; Regional Review 4 (Assistant Editor); Science Fair 1,2; Senior Frolics 4; Geometre en Francais 3. RUTH CUNNINGHAM Shortey Evidently ' 54 Chevy . . . tall people. Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Tennis 2; Basketball 1; Softball 1; G.A.A. 4; Ski Club 2,3; Leaders ' Club 4; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Triskelion 4; Science Fair 1; Senior Frolics 4. JOHN DEMARS John Want to buy a GOOD car? Constant battle between Fords and Plymouths Tennis Team 2; German Club 2,3; Latin Club 1; Ski Club 3,4; Chess Club 3; Student Council 3,4; Science Fair 2. CARLA DAYTON Carla Hi Horses . . .Collies . . . Art . . . Green Bananas . . . Field Hockey 2,3; Softball 1; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Photography 3,4; Art Service Club 2,3,4; Triskelion 4; Science Fair 1; Senior Frolics 4. PAUL DINEEN Paul I ' m thinking. Can ' t decide which he likes less Plymouths or people . . . Latin Club 1; Physical Science Club 1; Student Planning Committee 1; Science Fair 1. - , Don ' t crush my new necktie. CAROLINE EDWARDS Caddin OOPS! Sports . . . Music . . . Cold Feet . . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 (Co -Captain 4); Basket- ball Manager 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3; G.A.A. (President) 4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 2; Northeast Music Festival 3,4. GEORGE DURKEE Durk You think So ! Wants a job with lots of girls and little work Basketball Team 2; Photography Club 4; Re- ceptionist 2; Dance Committees 3,4. LOIS HELEN ELLIOTT L I ' m the quiet t-y-p-e! ' 36 Fords . . . Noise and confusion. Creative Dance 2,3,4; Cheerleading 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dance Commit- tees 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 2; Triske- lion 4; Glee Club 1; Junior Store 3; Senior Frolics 4. CHERYL LEA EDGAR Cheri Boy, what a grub! Cities . . . The Ocean . . . Cheeseburgers . . . Fussy eaters . . . Field Hockey Team 3,4; Creative Dance 1,2, 3,4; Majorettes 1,2; G.A.A. 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Art Service 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dance Committees 3,4; Triskelion 4; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Frolics 4; Plays 2,3,4; Geometre En Francais 3. DAVID R. FADDEN Dave What was the homework? Convertibles. . . Hates cafe study halls . . . Basketball 1; Ski Club 2,3; Band 1; Orchestra 1; Science Fair 1. KAREN LEE FAIRCLOTH Johnny Reb I don ' t think you ' re very nice ! Virginia men. . .doesn ' t get along with Yankee-minded history teachers . . . Receptionist 2,3,4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Masconomet S i ng e r s 2,3,4; Masconomet Scho lar 2; Senior Frolics 4; Faculty Secretary 3,4; National Honor Society 4. DIETLAND FOBBE Diet Some kind of a nut, aren ' t you? Enjoys travel and people . . . hates makeup . . . comes to us from Germany. Tennis 3,4; Basketball 3; Rowing 2,3; German Club 4; French Club 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Masconomet Singers 4; Student Council 2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3. DAVID FEHER Tiger All right, men! Is just looking for good clean fun. Track 3,4; Cross-Country 4; Gymnastics 4; Photography Club 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Vice President); Debating 4; Drama Club 3; Ski Club 3; Regional Review 3,4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Play 3; Senior Frolics. GLENN FRAZIER Moose Hey, Charlie. Enjoys parties and girls . . . why not work? Audio Visual Aids. WILLIAM FIEDLER Fied He ' s out of it ! Rock ' n roll . . .weekends . . . boys who wear white shoes. Basketball 3 , 4 ; Baseball 4; Latin Club 3 (President); Biology Club 4 (President); Chess Club 3; Dance Committees 4; Regional Review 4; Masconomet Scholar 3. DAVID R. FRENCH Dave Oh, really. Waits through eighth-period study for that 2:50 bell. Masconomet Scholar 3; Science Fair 1. LLOYD BRUCE GABORIAULT Bruce You betcha. Looking for a formula to solve surprise tests Basketball 4; Baseball 2,3, (Captain) 4; Math Team 3,4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3,4; Moni- tors 3,4; Glee Club 1; Boys ' State 3; Senior Frolics 4; Geometre En Francais 2,3. RODERICK GASKELL Peepers Loyal to basketball and his dog . . . Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Science Fair 4; Boys ' State 3; Senior Frolics 4; Pan- American Day 3,4. ( I HEATHER LOIS GALLOWAY Heath That ' s great. Would sail twelve months a year . . . Field Hockey 1; Creative Dance 2,3; Gym Exhibition 1,2,3; Receptionist 2,3,4; Secre- taries ' Club 4; Masconomet Money Makers 4; Masconomet Singers 4; Triskelion 4; Glee Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; Senior Frolics 4, MARY LEE GAV1GAN Mary Lee Okay, baby. Chaws on bazooka . . . what color is your hair? Dance Committee 3,4; Fashion Show 2. Surprise! Surprise! S. MARTHA GAY Miffie Our pretty pianist with flying fingers . . . just lives for those gym classes. French Club 2,3; Biology Club 2; Drama Club 2,3; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; (Treasurer) 3; Dance Band 2,3,4; Teen Tones 2; Regional Review 3; Masconomet Scholar 3; Kaleidoscope 4; Best From Masconomet 3; Senior Frolics 2,4; Play 2; Operetta 3,4; Northeast Music Festival 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 4; Northeastern Chorus 2,3,4. 26 JULIET GIANNINO Julie Ubinam ingentium sumus ! Always running or drawing or eating . . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3; German Club 3 (Treasurer), 4 (President); Latin Club 3; Library Aid 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4 (Secretary-Treasurer); Dance Committee 4; Masconomet Singer s 3,4; Triskelion 4; Masconomet Scholar 3,4; Glee Club 1; Kalei- doscope 4; Senior Frolics 4; Operetta 3; Northeast Music Festival 3. RICHARD K. GRIFFIN III Grif Hey Clod ! Plymouth Yak ! . . . Ford transmissions Boo ! Track 2,3,4; Cross-Country 3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Monitor 4; Senior Frolics 4. RICHARD GODFREY GOODALE, JR. Dick Oh no. Loves a good time . . . spends too much time on homework. Baseball 2; Track 4; Masconomet Singers 3,4; Band 3,4; Senior Frolics 4; Operetta 3,4; Northeast Music Festival 4. The Doctor told me to stay away from cigarettes. JOANNE LOUISE GOWEN Joanne Will he call tonight? Melrose boys . . . adores anything musical . . . that doesn ' t include spinach. Field Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 2 (Manager); Bas- ketball 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Re- ceptionist 4; Library Aid 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3; Triskelion 4; Masconomet Scholar 2; Orchestra 2,3,4; Science Fair 2; Glee Club 4 (Librarian); Girls ' State 3; North- east Music Festival 1,2, 3, 4. ROBERT HARGRAVES George But Honor Handwriting Student . . . loves study halls in the library. Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; German Club 3,4; Bowling Team 1,2; Senior Frolics 4. CARIN HOGAN Kitten For Pete ' s sake. Love those weekends . . . why the curfew? Photography Club 4; Secretary Club 4; Mas- conomet Singers 2,3,4; Operetta 3,4. Masconomet Wallflower. DONNA HARRIES Donna I ' m going to C-204, Karen. Salisbury Beach . . . cameras . . . un som- maie en francais s ' il veut plais. Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; Photography 3,4 (Secre- tary); Dance Committee 3,4; Triskelion 4 (Photography Editor); National Honor Society 3,4 (Publisher) ; Masconomet Sc ho la r 2,3; Student Council 3; Science Fair 3; Monitor 4; International Friendship Committee 4. JACK HOLLEY Jack Anything A real ladies ' man . . . not teacher ' s pet. Band 2; Orchestra 1. DAVID HEBERT Heeb Is it snowing yet? Has a deepest respect for silence . . .dreads hearing Karen ' s curfew. JAY COURTNEY HOLMAN Jay Amazing Always harmonizing . . . waits for lab days in Physics. Basketball 1,2; Cross-Country 3; Spanish Club 2; Math Team 4; Art Service Club 2; Drama Club 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Dance Com- mittee 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 4; Operetta 3,4; Northeast Music Festival 4; History Honor Seminar 3. ROBERT HOLTER Fanny What test? Oh those holidays . . . has a trauma about teachers who talk too much . . . Basketball 2,3,4. ERNEST JOHNSON Chick Me, asleep? ! . . . Loves girls ! . . . Hates boys . . . Baseball 1,4; Gymnastics Club 4; Dance Com- mittee 4. SANDRA INGALLS Sandy That ' s life. University of Alabama . . . She ' s one of those who dislike lobsters. Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Receptionist 2; G.A.A. 4; Dance Committee 2,3,4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Orches- tra 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 2,4. SUSAN INGALLS Sue Agle, agle. Likes Danvers the most . . . Hates conceited people . . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Receptionist 3; G.A.A. 4; Dance Committees 1, 2,3,4; Singers 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Orchestra 2; Science Fair 1; Glee Club 2; Senior Frolics 2; Operetta 3; North- east Music Festival 3,4. FRANK KARAYIANES Greek I ' m going to the music room. Music is tops on his list ... at the bottom, people who talk too much. Announcers ' Club 4; Drama 2,3,4; Mascono- met Singers 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4 (President); Dance Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 2,4; Plays 3; Operettas 3,4; Northeast Music Festival 2,3,4. JUNE KING Frankie Aw, No. Sailors are her first love ... is jealous of the Mediterranean Sea . . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soft- ball 1,2,3. MARY ANN KRIPPES Krippie Oh, well. Waits for those weekends, Bill! . . . Hates late people . . . Receptionists 4; Secretary 4; Dance Com- mittees 2,3,4; Triskelion 4; Junior Store 4; Frolics 4; Fashion Show 4. SHARON ANN KLOCK Sharon How is J. R. ? Oh, those Peabody boys! . . . Glad to be saved from eighth-period homeroom. Basketball 3,4 (Manager); Ski Club 3; Sec- retaries ' Club 3,4; Triskelion 4 (Business Manager); Science Fair 3 (Typist); Senior Frolics 4; Nurses ' Aid 2,3,4; Book Store 3. PETER KUSHMICK Pete Plaaaay ! Mr. Vaughn is tops . . . along with week- ends . . . P.O.D. is taboo . . . Tennis 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3; Cha Cha Club 3; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2; Detention 1,2, 3, 4. KAREN KNAPP Kanap It isn ' t fair. I can ' t stand it. . . . Salisbury Beach rates high . . . dis- likes passive people . . . Field Hockey 4; French Club 2; Photography 4; Dance Committee 4; Triskelion 4; Mas- conomet Scholar 2,3; Science Fair 2,3; Best From Masconomet 2; Geometry in French 2,3. Oops, Sorry! SANDRA JEANNE LAWRENCE Sandy His name is Frank, not Butch ! Old Spice? Mmmmmm. Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Latin Club 1; Receptionist 2; Drama 2,3,4; Cha Cha Club 3; Dance Committee 1,2, 3, 4; Tris- kelion 4; Science Fair 1; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 4; Plays 3; Junior Store 3; G.A.A. 4; Torture Team 4. DAVID LEARY Huey Are you some kind of a nut? . . . Loves school dances . . . will never wear white shoes . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4; Audio-Visual Aids 3; Dance Committee 4; Masconomet Money Makers 4. JOHN LAWSON Jack What ' s the scoop? Why don ' t you like the BOYS from U. Mass, too, Jack? Basketball 1,2 (Captain) 4; Football 1,2,4; Chess Club 3; Dance Committees 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet Scholar 2; Science Fair 3; Moni- tor 3,4 (President); Senior Frolics 4. RICHARD CHARLES LEARY Dick What do cars have that school doesn ' t, Dick? Baseball 1,2,4; Chess Club 1; Dance Com- mittees 2,4. ROBERT F. LAWSON Tooter Why not? Food? Wow! Where? . . . Wants backseat drivers outlawed . . . Golf 3; Ice Hockey 1,2,3; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 2; Bank 1,2, 3, 4; Science Fair 1,2,3; Plays 4; Northeast Music Festival 4. Debbie, my corns ! SANDRA LeBEL Smiley How about that? . . . always willing to take part in sports . . . only washes dishes under pressure. Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 4 (Vice President); Secretary Club 4; Leaders ' Club 4; Mascono- met Singers 3; Senior Frolics 4. JOHN MARCIANO John Anchors aweigh! Watch out, Navy, here he comes . . . who said politics? Track 2. Smile please. VALERIE JEANNE MARCLEY Val I ' d like to call Michigan, please . . . Will it be San Francisco, or Acapulco? . . . another Hack mark for status seekers. Tennis 2; Cheerleading 3; Softball 1; Spanish Club 3,4 (Reporter); Announcers ' Club 4; Receptionist 2; Drama Club 1,4; Cha Cha Club 3; Dance Committees 2,3,4 (Chairman); Triskelion 4; Regional Review 3,4; Science Fair 1; Kaleidoscope 4; Senior Frolics 4; Plays 4. JUDITH ELAINE LITTLE Judi Oh, just forget it ! Our skiing (?) champion! . . . wonder why she doesn ' t like candy . . . ANNETTE E. McCOUBREY Annette . . . and all that jazz . . . Wants to vote for more teachers ' conventions . . . has an aversion for homework over va- cations . . . French Club 2; Debating Club 4; Art Service Club 2; Ski Club 3; Science Club 2; Mascono- met Singers 2,3; Band 4; Science Fair 2,3; Monitor 4; Operetta 3; Geometry in French 2. The Loveliest Night of the Year. DOUGLAS MIERZYKOWSKI Mouse Is that so? ! . . . Likes the opposite sex- -which one is that, Mouse?. „ . Thinks something should be done about report cards, and he can tell you what! V Art Service Club 3; Ski Club 3; Chess Club 3; Science Fair 3. DOUGLAS THOMAS McINTOSH Doug Yes, man. . . . would like even TV commercials if they included an augmented 13th chord . . . Football 1; Latin Club 3; Biology Club 2; Announcers ' Club 2; Drama Club 2,4; Dance Committee 3 (Chairman); Masconomet Sing- ers 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Regional Review 2,4 (Editor-in-Chief); Kalei- doscope 4; Senior Frolics 2,3,4; Play 4; North- east Music Festival 2,3,4; Oratorical Contest 3,4; Operetta 4. BRUCE MILLER Bruce Are you a Republican? Where ' s that map of San Francisco? . . . Criticizes people who criticize Boston . . . Track 1,2; Receptionist 4; Art Service Club 4; Drama Club 4; Archaeology Club 4; Dance Committee 4; Triskelion 4; Regional Review 3,4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Science Fair 1; International Arts Fair 3; Senior Frolics 4; Food Concession 4. RICHARD McLEOD Little Dick Aw, c ' mon. . . . Only likes school on holidays . . . likes girls every day . . . LINDA MITCHELL Linda Oh, well. . . . Likes summers in Maine . . . is it be- cause they ' re so far away from handwriting classes? LatinClub2; French Club 4 (Vice President); Math Team 4; Receptionist 4; Drama Club 2; Dance Committee 2,4; Triskelion 4; Regional Review 3 (Associate Editor) 4; Masconomet Scholar 3,4; Senior Frolics 4. i SHARON ELIZABETH MOODY Shan Black, no sugar. . . . Avoids bright lights, including the sun . . . dances all night, sleepwalks all day . . . thinks the twist is a pagan fertility rite -but Creative Dance 3,4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Math Team 2; Receptionist 4; Triskelion4; Regional Review 3,4; Mascono- met Scholar 2; Science Fair 2; Glee Club 1; Kaleidoscope 4; Best From Masconomet 2,3,4; Senior Frolics 4; Archaeology Club 4; History Honors Seminar 3; Torture Team 4; Operetta. PRISCILLA J. NOYES Smiley Naturally . . . She ' d rather go for a drive than do her home work . . . Creative Dance 2; Softball 2,3; Latin Club 2; Biology Club 2; Receptionist 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Library Aid 2,3,4; Regional Review 4; Masconomet Scholar 3; Science Fair 1. FRANCES ANN MURPHY Frannie You ' re a FIEND! . . . Can ' t decide whether she likes food or people better . . .has no patience with phonies . . . French Club 3; Drama Club 4; Dance Com- mittees 1,2, 3, 4; Masconomet S inge r s 3,4; Triskelion4; Regional Review 3,4; Mascono- met Scholar 3; Student Council 4; Science Fair 4; Kaleidoscope 4; Best From Mascono- met; Senior Frolics 4; Play 4; Operetta 4. HELEN SMITH O ' CONNOR Helen I can ' t see a thing. . . . Waits for weekends ... is that because she doesn ' t have to ride a school bus, then? Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Biology Club 4; Drama Club 2; Dance Committee 4; Triskelio n 4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Best From Mas- conomet 3; Senior Frolics 1. JOHN NELSON Big John Let ' s have a party. . . . Finds parties far more enticing than school lunches . . . Football 2; Baseball 2. JAMES O’MEARA Jim” You know what? His dream: a pretty girl with a Pontiac and a sense of humor. Cross-Country 2,4; Dance Committees 1,2, 3,4; Science Fair 2. ERNEST A. PARZIALE Ernie How ' bout that ! Somehow weekdays just don ' t compare with those weekends ... German Club 3; Latin Club 2; Math Team 2.3.4 (Co-Captain); Ski Club 3; Dance Com- mittee4; Triskelion 4 (Editor-in-Chief); Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 (Vice President); Masconomet Scholar 2,3,4; Student Council 3.4 (Treasurer); Science Fair 1,2,3; Monitor 4; Senior Frolics 4; Harvard Prize Book 3. SANDRA JEAN PETERSON Sandy I wasn ' t talking. Does Jerry keep you from doing your home- work, Sandy? Creative Dance 3,4; Softball 1; Receptionist 4; Dance Committee 3,4; Triskelion 4; Glee Club 1,2; Senior Frolics 4; Food Concession 4; Gym Exhibition 3. CAROL PEARSON Carol Likes to spend weekends cooking . . . hates to ride school buses on weekdays . . . MADAME PUNDIT HARRIES, Masconomet ' s U.N. Delegate WILLIAM DENNIS PEARSON Billy” Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. . . . happiest out of school and in his car . . . Masconomet Singe r s 2,3,4; Operetta 3. FRANK PURDY Frank Wait a minute . . . His car holds first place in his affections . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . Basketball 2. THOMAS RALPH Tom” That ' s beside the point. . . . wishes he could find a way to earn money during eighth period . . . but he ' d probably just spend it on girls . . . Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Audio-Visual Aids; Announcers ' Club 1,2,4; Square Dance 1,2; Folk Dance 1,2; Business Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; Glee Club 1. JUDITH E. ROLLFS Judi Are you kidding? . . . there must be something about Senior Class Presidents . . . Fourth period study hall leaves her cold . . . Field Hockey 4 (Manager); Tennis 3,4; Basket- ball 4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Kaleidoscope 4; Best From Masconomet 2; Senior Frolics 4; Operetta 3; Northeast Music Festival 2,3,4; Archaeology Club 4. BARBARA RING Barb I don ' t know.” . . . certain males take precedence to home- work, anytime . . . Dance Committee 2,3,4; Masconomet Singers 3,4; Regional Review 4 (Co-Editor); Senior Frolics 4; Nurses ' Aid 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL ROONEY Bilge It ' s playtime. . . . has developed a taste for that new Chinese food, par-king . . . Did you-U.N. Police? Football 1,3,4; Track 4; Biology Club 4 (Vice Chairman); Drama Club 3,4; Masconomet Singers 3,4; Triskelion 4; Student Council 1; Senior Frolics 4; Minstrel Show 1,2; Speech Club 1,2. JOHN P. REIDY J. P. I give up. What is it? . . . Who ' s got a Lucky Strike? . . . thinks the Junior High should have a separate lunch line . . . Basketball 1 (Manager); Football (Manager) 1,2; German Club 2,3; Audio-Visual Aids 1,2, 3; Physical Science Club 2; Ski Club 1, 2,3,4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Masconomet Singers 2,3,4; Science Fair 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 4; Play 2; Northeast Music Festival 3,4; Food Concession 4 (General Chairman). We just met! 36 ROBERT SANBORN Sambo What are you, some kind of nut? What ' ll it be? Rock ' n ' roll, or the twist? . . . two complaints about school: homework and bus rides. Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2,3. GORDON E. SHELDON Nick Who, me? I was sick! Money, money, money . . . has displayed his dislike of regimentation . . . Industrial Arts Fair 3; Dance Committee 3. BRIAN SANGER Bri Hi, dummy.” Thinks coffee breaks should be included in the school day . . . Why the peculiar aversion to key rings, Bri? Football 1,3,4; Track 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Masco n o met Singers 4; Senior Frolics 4; Plays 2,3,4; Operettas 3,4. JOHN SIBLEY Sib” Ain ' t it awful? Always ready to talk about cars . . . can ' t stand a moocher . . . Mrs. Rosa Erlichman from Brazil and Dietlind Fobbe from Germany. NORA ANN SILVA Shorty I s ' pose. Caring for the sick is her favorite occupation . . . P.O.D. notes -- HELP! 37 s t I 1 PAUL SMERCZYNSKI Paul Hey, watcha doin? . . . Probably dreams of skiing during those dull study halls . . . Track 4; Dance Committee 2,3,4. The cat who ate what canary? WALDO SMITH Rusty Yes, but I have to take my brother ! Oh, No ! Another homeroom period ! . . . Skiing? Let ' s go! Tennis 2,3,4; Audio-Visual Aids 1; Math Team 2,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Triskelion 4; Sci- ence Fair 2,4. PATRICIA SULLIVAN Patsy” That ' s the breaks ! You ' ll find her at the Blue Bell . . . Good- bye to sixth-period study hall! Fashion Show 3; Betty Crocker Award 4. EMILY SULLIVAN Sully Let ' s Skip ! . . . has a crush on Myrtle . . . Conform- ity? That ' s for me! German Club 2,3 (Secretary), 4 (Treasurer); Latin Club 2; Library Aids 3; Drama Club 2; Triskelion4; Regional Review 2,3; (Assist- ant Editor) 4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Stu- dent Council 4; Kaleidoscope 4; Senior Frolics 4; Torture Team 4. RICHARD TAYLOR Dick So, what else is new? Track 3; Tennis 2,3; German Club 3; Biology Club 2,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Science Fair 2; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 4. LINDA LOUISE THOMPSON Louise I did not ! . . . Music and men compete for her attentions . . . thinks rainy weather is wasted on school days . . . hates deadlines. Basketball 1 (Manager); Latin Club 2; French Club 2,3; Science Club 2 (Secretary); Mas- conomet Singers 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Triske- lion4; Masconomet Scholar 2; Orchestra 1,2; Science Fair 1; Glee Club 1; Senior Frolics 2,4; Operettas 2,3; Geometry in French 2; History Honors Seminar 3; Torture Team 4. RICHARD UNDERHILL Dick Bruno ! . . . Putnam Pantry, here I come . . . glad he ' s not a tweeny anymore. Basketball 1; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dance Committees 2,4; Senior Frolics 4. RICHARD THOMPSON Dick It seems to be — . . . an outdoor man . . . likes working with machines . . . doesn ' t like to go shopping. Audio-Visual Aids 2; Drama Club 2. ROSEMARIE WALSH Rosie Don ' t call me chubby. . . . a peanut who hates it . . . that certain boy. Receptionist 4; Secretary Club 3,4; Dance Committee 3; Triskelion 4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Best From Masconomet 3 (Typ- ist); Junior Store 4; Senior Frolics 4; Fashion Show 4; National Honor Society 4. 1 I ( 1 I 1 SHEDD WEBSTER Hunt I ' ve got to go home and do my homework. . . . enjoys ski club trips--especially since they don ' t include seventh and eighth graders Basketball 2 (Manager) 3,4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4 (Co-Captain); Spanish Club 2,3; Math Team 2,3,4; Art Service Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3 (Executive Committee); Dance Committees 2,3,4; Masconomet Scholar 2,3; Science Pair 1; Monitor 4; Senior Frolics 4; Pan-American Day 2,3; Geometry in French 2 . BRENDA JANE WISE Brendy How about that? . . . Watch out, Blue Bell; here she comes ! . . . Doesn ' t like Navy cruises they ' re so lo-o-ong . . . Fashion Show 3. Tell me more, Irresistible. MARYLOU WHELAN Marylou Hey, that ' s great! . . . loves parties . . . avoids pushy people Tennis 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Math Team 2; Debating Team 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Senior Frolics 4; Operettas 1,2,3; School Newspaper 2,3. RICHARD WILKINS Dick Let ' s go hunting! . . . seems to hate to fill out forms . . . Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1,4. DENNIS WOROBEY Dennis Hey, Stupid! . . likes most girls, all money, and cars-- unless they ' re foreign . . . 40 SERFS FIRST ROW: Yvonne Lemieux, Holly Lindbloom, Phyllis Marshall, Andrea Karayianes, Meredith Houston, Deanna King. SECOND ROW: Paul Greenler, Pamela Housman, Hawley Harwood, Andrea McIntosh, Linda Perkins, Jane Hardy, Deborah Hall, Judy Means. THIRD ROW: Tom Hall, Donny Walsh, Larry Martin, Charles Love, Robert Klingensmith, Phil Lindstrom, Ronnie LaChance, Ray Johnson, Mr. Wight. HOMEROOM B-109 HOMEROOM B-l 13 FIRST ROW: Susan Eaton, Kathleen Doyle, Betty Broughton, Terry Austin, Carol Baer, Susan Conley. SECOND ROW: William Gamble, Donald Fadden, Paul Angers, Wayne Cameron, Steven Balentine, John Albanese, Paul Bowler, Mr. Ganter. THIRD ROW: William Dodds, Robert Buritz, Richard Bergstrom, Walter Campbell, Trenor Goodell, Gary Alpaugh, Christopher Cross. FIRST ROW: Linda Munroe, Linda Berube, Diane Pilecki, Karen Ansteensen, Carolyn Banks, Cheryl Connors, Sandra Frost. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sangermano, Christine Wall, Kandall Steiman, Penny Winn, Virginia Pollard, Lee Noseworthy, Susan Chartier, Susan Fairbanks, Sally Hilyard, Anne Jansen, James Nason. THIRD ROW: Paul Waitt, David Bickford, Jack Ray, Bill Meeker, Jacqueline Bergstrom, Gary Balevre, Paul Lindquist, Lawrence Hubbard, Joyce Knudsen. HOMEROOM B-l 15 HOMEROOM B-21 1 FIRST ROW: Peggy Whorf, Cheryl Rendle, Donna Peterson, Leslie Paulson, Allison Pierce, Katherine Phillips, Lona Reed. SECOND ROW: Richard Ross, Richard Quinn, Richard Ross, Shirley Ro berts, Vance Perry, James Monroe, Earl Morrison. THIRD ROW: Mr. Godtfredsen, Roger Merriam, David Faucher, Ed Maguire, Fred Perry, Robert McManus, Tim Perkins. FIRST ROW: Paula Wesson, Maureen Toomey, Patricia Taft, Susan Nangle, Judith Woodbury, Leea Sterling, Sally Pratt. SECOND ROW: Robert Woodbury, Raymond Shaw, MaryGoettel, Edward Thistle, James Beymer, Mr. Russell. THIRD ROW: Bruce Devlin, Jerry Swindell, Ralph Schott, Tim Perkins. HOMEROOM D-140 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Buritz, Vice-President Deanna King, Secretary Carol Baer, and Treasurer Anne Jansen. 1 iMH 1 ' A S r u |- yl wF ' j! k aV yf m {fl H j FIRST ROW: Donna MacCracken, Andrea Kilroy, Paula Katz, Clara Houldsworth, Barbara Kuczun, Karen Kelly, Diane Morrell. SECOND ROW: David Lemieux, Thomas Longo, Kendall Magee, Mary Ann Lavoie, Dorothy LaPlante, Lois Kneeland, Cheryl Lane, Barry Mello, Thomas Mattraw. THIRD ROW: Charles Linehan, Richard Jewett, Francis LeBel, John Jones, Paul Kelley, Howard Munday, Roy Mills, George Marvel. HOMEROOM B-213 HOMEROOM B-215 FIRST ROW: Rhoda Dineen, Christine Caples, Faith Bowler, Carol Bouchard, Gail Cooper, Susan Cargill, Jean Blyth. SECOND ROW: William Cotter, Carole Blaisdell, Patricia Bedell, Susan Chadwick, Rosemary Bryant, Lillian Castle, Mr. McNiff. THIRD ROW: Kerry Campbell, Paul Cathcart, John Despres, Robert Coffin, Ronnie Dey, Paul Butters. 1 t | j i FIRST ROW: Valerie Stevens, Linda Rubchinuk, Dianne Rice, Linda Nangle, Leslie Rushworth, Gretchen Rollfs, Sandra Newton. SECOND ROW: Leslie Pitt, Lorraine Smith, Donna Munro, Ida Sideri, Chris Reidy, Carolyn Rucco, Carol Ring. THIRD ROW: Richard Newton, Tom Skinner, Robert Vatcher, Daniel Perry, Robert Savolainen, Bruce Ray, William Ober, Gregory Smith. HOMEROOM B-216 HOMEROOM B-217 FIRST ROW: Pam Gould, Debora Goodale, Jean Holloway, Sandra Giannelli, Donna Evitts, Jane Alexander, Jean Amero. SECOND ROW: Royal Barrows, Susan Dodge, Jaqueline Aulson, Susan French, Lee Gordon, Brenda Frazier, Pauline Genest, Elizabeth Horton, Bradford Griggs, Mr. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Jane Eriksen, Michael Doyle, Bob Bishop, Dave Doughty, William Doucette, Peter Durkee, Billy Fitzmeyer, Guy Emro, Sandra Greely. FIRST ROW: Lynne Houser, Ruth Watson, Sandra Fichtner, Susan Yardley, Betty Walters, Barbara Newton, Mary Ellen Hingston. SECOND ROW: Leonard Silva, Linda Perkins, Kathleen Cooper, Nancy Cardelli, Carole Flachbart, Gay McManus, Wendy Wells, Virginia Walters, Mrs. Fullerton. THIRD ROW: George Gentuso, John Whelan, Paul Woodbury, Stafford King, Philip Hocter, Michael Iandoli, Christopher Foye. HOMEROOM A-138 LIBRARY FIRST ROW: Pamela Saunders, Norma Hoogerzeil, Donna Woytovich, Katherine Kerr, Elaine Covington, Jane Scott, Susan Clifford, Susan Munsell, Leslie Paulson. SECOND ROW: Paul Armitage, Paul Farrell, Christine Rowe, Priscilla Pitman, Jane Barrows, Justine Lynge, Anita Mitchell, Judy Ross, Margaret Walker, Katherine Lewis, Duane Gage. THIRD ROW: Richard Farrell, John Hunter, Kent Nickerson, David Freedman, Stephen Weatherbee, Alan Sentowski, Michael Haag, Mr. Richard LaPointe. FOURTH ROW: Richard Britton, David Forrest, Nathaniel Wetherbee, Michael McMullen, Richard Gowen, Frederick Goettel, Richard Ray, Richard Me Kay. I President Howard Munday, Vice-President Jean Blyth, Secretary Jean Holloway, and Treasurer Sandra Giannelli. TENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS NINTH GRADE NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Jeff Smith, Vice-President Albion Bergstrom, Secretary Mason Carlson, and Treasurer Christy Begin. EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Leighton, Mrs. Killam, Mr. Hayward, Mr. Denault. CUSTODIAL AND CAFETERIA WORKERS Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Walshe Miss Rider. ROUND-TABLE ACTIVITIES The Privy Council has members representing each section of the manor. This year the council has written a new constitution. All com- plaints, problems, and ques- tions concerning the rules of the manor are given to the members, who discuss them and act on their decisions. FIRST ROW: Frances Murphy, Meredith Houston, John Albanese, Paul Castle (President), Christine Reidy, Ernest Parziale, John Demars. SECOND ROW: Arthur Gingrande, Emily Sullivan, Betsy Gage, Donna Munro, Cheryl Lane, Karen Kelley, Priscilla Curtis, Patricia Taft, Jane Andrew, Alan Taylor. STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Paul Castle, Cathleen Riley, Ernest Parziale, Linda Cabral, Donna Harries, Mrs. Fullerton. In April, 1961, five knights and damsels were inducted into the society of wise men. These wise menperform many duties for the people of the manor. They led assemblies within our own realm and have also ven- tured forth into the neighboring kingdom of Georgetown to con- duct their first induction cere- mony. Their accomplishments have made them an asset to our manor. FIRST ROW: Ruth Cunningham, Pamela Berlyn, Sandra Chadwick, Debby Gates (Literary Editor), Ernest Parziaie (Editor-in-Chief), Pam Barrows (Art Editor), Donna Harries (Photography Editor), Sharon Klock (Business Editor), Carol Griggs. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stanton (Advisor), Waldo Smith, Emily Sullivan, Sandra Peterson, Frances Murphy, Linda Mitchell, Carol Ann Cole, Stephanie Crance, Karen Knapp, Cathy Riley, Cheryl Edgar, Meredith Anderson, Judith Little, Bruce Miller, Mr. Zollo (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Carla Dayton, Karen Asbjornson, Lois Elliot, Sandra Lawrence, Heather Galloway, Jill Ballengee, Joanne Gowen, Louise Thompson, Juliet Giannino. FOURTH ROW: Helen O ' Connor, Marylou Whelan, Patricia Covington, Bill Rooney, Theodore Barrows, Linda Burke, Valerie Marcley, Sharon Moody. TRISKELION STAFF REGIONAL REVIEW STAFF FIRST ROW: Barbara Ring, Katherine Phillips, Linda Mitchell, Douglas McIntosh, Stephanie Crance, Paula Wesson, Susan Eaton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Barry (Advisor), Frances Murphy, Meredith Anderson, Pamela Berlyn, Linda Nangle, Charlotte Whittemore, Joanne Holman, Mary Jo McGregor. THIRD ROW: David Feher, Valerie Marcley, Patricia Covington, Jill Ballengee, Karen Asbjornson, Emily Sullivan, Sharon Moody, Bruce Miller. FIRST ROW: Laura Akeley, Nancy Unger, Margaret Frizzell, Kerry Campbell (President), Richard Mitchell, Ricard Scheuerman, John Whelan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wight, Duane Gage, William Bolton, Vance Perry, Earl MeCoubrey, Jonathan Steiman, Michael Haag, Albion Bergstrom, Henry Sawyer. SCIENCE CLUB MATH TEAM FIRST ROW: Linda Nangle, Carol Baer, Deborah Hall, Cathleen Riley, Ernest Parziale, Paula Katz, Rosemary Bryant, Margaret Walker. SECOND ROW: Waldo Smith, Arthur Gingrande, Andrea McIntosh, Maureen Toomey, Anne Jansen, Sandra Chadwick, Joyce Knudsen, John Albanese, William Ober. THIRD ROW: Robert Buritz, Shedd Webster, David Churchill, Paul Castle, James Clark, Lloyd Gaboriault, Trenor Goodell. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Campbell, Mr. Van Pelt, Mr. Poulin (Advisors). Our Distinguished sages have added much glory to the manor by participating with neighboring schools in Math meets. These learned stu- dents honored us by obtaining high places in the leagues in which they took part. ' mm FIRST ROW: Susan Cargill, Donna Lewis, Patricia Taft, William Fiedler, William Rooney, Paul Butters, Gregory Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sangermano, Elizabeth Cressey, Pamela Berlyn, Norma Hoogerziel, Paula Katz, Susan Munsell, Susan Chadwick, Susan Nangle, Cheryl Edgar, Jane Eriksen, Carol Baer, Faith Bowler, Richard Taylor. THIRD ROW: Deborah Goodale, Lee Noseworthy, Lorraine Smith, Mary Goettel, Susan Comstock, Judith Thompson, Christine Rowe, Helen O ' Connor, Lois Kneeland, Pamela Saunders. FOURTH ROW: David Bickford, Richard Britton, David Doughty, Jackie Despres, Stafford King, William MacKay, Robert Buritz, William Fitzmeyer, Alan Sentkowski. BIOLOGY CLUB ARCHEOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Valerie Marcley, Judy Rollfs (Secretary), Lois Elliot, (Treasurer), Cheryl Edgar (President), Bill Rooney (Vice-President), Pat Covington, Stephanie Crance. SECOND ROW: Linda Burke, Doug McIntosh, Bob Lawson, Tom Bedell, Dave Fadden, David French, Jill Ballangee. THIRD ROW: Pam Berlyn, Karen Asbjornson, David Feher, Helen O ' Connor, Carin Hogan. FIRST ROW: Rosemarie Walsh, Phyllis Marshall, Sandra LeBel, Linda Berube, Linda Cabral, Andrea Karayianes, Karen Faireloth. SECOND ROW: Sharon Klock, Heather Galloway, Jackie Bergstrom, Shirley Roberts, Leslie Paulson, Mary Ann Krippes, Miss Kennedy. These are our female-scribes, the devoted serfs of the lords and ladies who help them correspond with the kings and queens of other castles. SECRETARIES ANNOUNCERS’ CLUB At Matins and Vespers, these heralds ring out the glad tidings to all the Castle. FIRST ROW: Deborah Gates, Meredith Houston, Pamela Berlyn, Maureen Toomey, Virginia Pollard, Cheryl Rendle, Donna Woytovich. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Scholer, Robert Hubbard, Valerie Marcley, Joyce Knudsen, Susan Dodge, Kendall Steiman, Stephen Wetherbee.! THIRD ROW: Stafford King, Raymond Shaw, Brian Sanger. FIRST ROW: Maureen Toomey, Deborah Hall, Susan Nangle, Andrea McIntosh (Director), Paul Carlson, Paul Lindquist, Ralph Schott. SECOND ROW: Mr. Meinelt, William Ober, Christopher Cross, David Bickford, Barbara Kuczun, Mrs. Fullerton. STUDENT EXCHANGE BOARD DEBATING CLUB t FIRST ROW: Deborah Gates, Lee Noseworthy, Lona Reed, Kendall Steiman, Annette McCoubrey, Margaret Whorf, Jane Andrew. SECOND ROW: David Feher, Roger Merriam, t Edward Maguire, Richard Quinn, Ralph Schott, Mr. Godtfredsen. FIRST ROW: Carla Dayton, Donna Harries, Pamela Barrows, David Feher, George Durkee. SECOND ROW: Charles Handy, Carin Hogan, Charles Curtis, Peter Haywood, Richard Ross, Karen Knapp, Miss Swenson. Members of this noble group of picture -takers may be seen roaming the dungeons and towers of our castle at all times of the hour glass. They seek to compile a record in pictures of the activities of our knights and ladies and the doings of members of their household. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB AUDIO VISUAL AIDS Members of this club perform a strange and wondrous rite. They supply magic instruments and lo ! pictures talk and move. These are the black magicians of our castle. FIRST ROW: Tom Angers, Malcom Jewett, Douglas MacMillan, Paul Angers, Ronald LaChance. SECOND ROW: David Jewett, Paul Alexander, Kevin McIntyre, Larry Martin, Paul Dane. FIRST ROW: Paul Lindquist, Linda Munroe, Ernest Parziale, John Lawson, Ralph Schott, Judith Woodbury, John Demars. SECOND ROW: Richard Griffin, Jane Hardy, Maureen Toomey, Donna Harries, Pamela Barrows, Annette McCoubrey, Charles Curtis. THIRD ROW: Bruce Gabor iault, Shedd Webster, Charles Love, Ray Shaw, Wayne Banks, William Meeker. MONITORS LIBRARY AIDS FIRST ROW: Beverley Nickerson, Charlotte Whittemore, Mary Jo McGregor, Paul Butters, Michael Doyle, Stephen Weatherbee, Paul Stevens. SECOND ROW: Linda Reynolds, Donna ? Lewis, Barbara Kuczun, Bonnie Andrew, Ellen Inch, Nancy Unger, Helen Tierney, Priscilla Noyes, Joanne Holman, Linda Ortega, Linda Lawlor. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Lavoie, Linda Nangle, Ann Tirrell, Gary Balevre, Joanne Gowen, Jonathan Steiman, Barry Mello, Cheryl Lane, Vance Perry, Linnea Fulton, Lona Reed. FIRST ROW: Rosemarie Walsh, Sandra Peterson, Linda Mitchell, Karen Faircloth, Barbara Kuczun, Judith Little, Andrea Karayianes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stanton (Advisor); Gretchen Rollfs, Christine Wall, Phyllis Marshall, Linda Berube, Susan Conley, Donna MacCracken, Carolyn Ruocco, Linda Cabral, Mary Ann Blaisdell, Elaine Covington, Susan Cargill. THIRD ROW: Sandra Giannelli, Jane Alexander, Denise Amero, Bruce Miller, Ralph Schott, Barry Mello, Rosemary Bryant, Carol Basey, Diane Morrell. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Moody, Karen Kelly, Anita Mitchell, Heather Galloway, Shirley Roberts, Joanne Gowen, Mary Ann Krippes, Jane Barrows, Donna Munro. RECEPTIONISTS ART SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: Christine Caples, Lynne Houser, Judith Woodbury, Pamela Barrows, Judith Thompson, Marcia Wise, Cheryl Edgar. SECOND ROW: Michael Doyle, Sandra Brown, Judith Parker, Meg Levesque, Shedd Webster, Carla Dayton, Helen Tierney, Karen Ansteenson, Bruce Miller. SEATED: Richard Ross, David Bickford, Dietland Fobbe, Juliet Giannino, Emily Sullivan, Ralph Schott, Peter Kushmick. SECOND ROW: Robert Woodbury, Karen Ansteensen, Pamela Barrows, James Clark, Carolyn Banks, Robert Hargraves, Katherine Phillips, Andrea McIntosh, Deanna King, Mrs. Fullerton (Advisor). GERMAN CLUB FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: Meredith Houston, Carol Bear, Cheryl Rendle, Deborah Hall, Linda Mitchell, Joyce Knudsen, Gretchen Rollfs. SECOND ROW: Sandra Gianelli, Virginia Pollard, Anne j Jansen, Justine Lynge, John Albanese, Susan Comstock, Donna Munro, Terry Austin, Miss Barry (Advisor) . t FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Cressey, Joanne Holman, Karen Kelly, Faith Bowler, Christine Re idy, Donna Lewis, Mary Jo McGregor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Me Niff, Diane Pilecki, Paula Katz, Susan Munsell, Barbara Schmidt, Deborah Goodale, Andrea Kilroy, Maryalice Brown, Laura Akeley, Louis Donohoe. THIRD ROW: Alan Sentkowski, William MacKay, Howard Munday. LATIN CLUB SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: Leslie Rushworth, Christine Wall, Valerie Marcley, Sally Pierce, Pamela Berlyn, Donna Woytovich, Beverly Nickerson. SECOND ROW: John Ingalls, Kendall Steimen, Barbara Kuczun, Christine Caples, Christy Begin, Beverly Blaisdell, Lee Noseworthy, Rosemary Bryant, Denise Amero, Sharon Moody, Elaine Covington, Susan Yardley, Miss Parker (Advisor), Robert Hardy. THIRD ROW: Barbara Schmidt, Robert Clark, Joanne Gowen, Jonathan Steiman, Richard Ray, Ronald Dey, Mary Goettell, Richard Gowen, Patricia Covington. FIRST ROW: Sally Yardley, Sandra O ' Neill, Priscilla Kane, Deborah Buritz, Jill Curtis, Robin Holloway, Lisa Webber. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lyons, Salvatore Raciti, Michael Maynard, Jack Klingensmith, Peter Smallidge, Mark Cyr, Philip Riley, William Hoikala. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL THE BAND MASCONOMET SINGERS Mr. Donald Gay, Chairman MUSIC ACTIVITIES Among the most active of the organizations at Masco- nomet are the music groups. This year they have performed at the Christmas assembly, given a Spring Concert, produced an operetta THE GONDOLIERS, paraded in the Memorial Day parade in Boxford, and had an Exchange Concert with the high school band at Waterville, Maine. Miss Jean Jarvie ORCHESTRA Duchess of Plaza-Toro (Lee Noseworthy) and the Grand Inquisitor (Richard Goodale) listen speechlessly as the Duke (Douglas McIntosh) expounds on his many qualities. Gianetta (Virginia Pollard) and Tessa (Martha Gay) em- brace their husbands, the Pal- meri brothers (Jack and Richard Ray). Chorus: Sandra Frost, Peter Sentkowski, Susan Fairbanks, Paul Waitt, Susan Chartier, Paul Lindquist, Cheryl Connor, and Arthur Gingrande. 69 Let ' s concentrate on yearbook problems, Parz. Members of the division-winning Math Team considering a difficult problem. Now these will be your next assignments, Girls. 1 ■ i FIRST ROW: Judy McBride, Leigh Dresser, Deborah Dupouy, Howard Munday, Paul Stevens, Beverly Pierce, Leslie Nangle. SECOND ROW: Herbert Silander, Leslie Rushworth, Caroline Ruocco, Margaret Frizzell, Alan Taylor. THIRD ROW: Donna MacCracken, Peggy Burton, Eleanor Harris, Sally Fairbanks, Kathy Harries, Susan Johns, Barbara Blaisdell. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Donald Gay, Henry Schmidt, Stephen Love, David Evans, Arthur Newton. SECOND ROW: Douglas Marshall, Warren Pope, Alfred Parziale, Steven Ross, Orden Owen, Douglas Poor. CLUB CHEFS’ The HANUKKAH scene in The Diary. DRAMATICS CLUB 72 The grease paint rubs off, but not the pleasure of a successful production. The Dramatics Club pres- entation of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK was one of the most moving experiences wit- nessed by Masconomet stu- dents. Much thanks to this production is due Mrs. Scholer, who was the play ' s gifted di- rector. THE JUNIOR PROM THE GRAND MARCH 1 SANDRA LAWRENCE, Prom Queen lOTILLION AAY 6, 1961 President Frank Green leads the Grand March. MASCONOMET BELLES FIRST ROW: Paul Lucier, David Wood, Roger Gallant, Larry Prescott, Arthur Willey. SECOND ROW: Clifford Davis, Douglas Marshall, Milton DeBarge, Bill Jones, David McClung, Douglas Lawson, Mr. Ferguson (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Tom Eremian, Jay Pelletier, John Shea, Jim Wentworth, Rick Marshall, David King, Jim Stone. O O TOURNAMENTS BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW: Robert DesMaisons, Richard Ray. SECOND ROW: Gregory Smith, Robert Bishop, Kendall Magee, Nathaniel Weth- erbee, John Albanese, and Mr. Davenport. GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM Kendall Magee FIRST ROW: Cheryl Rendle, Leslie Paulson, Linda Lawson, Martha Ives. SECOND ROW: Miss Clark, Maureen Toomey, Jane Hardy, Karen Asbjornson, Joyce Knudson, Jennifer Molin, Debbie Hall. s 78 BOYS’ TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Peter Cunningham, Earl Morrison, Bob Buritz, Bill Mallison, James Getchell, Phil Wilichowski, Peter Mugford, Paul Bowler, David Feher, Robert Hargraves, Jerry Swindell, Shedd Webster. SECOND ROW: Peter O ' Dell, Richard Lebel, Arthur Gingrande, Robert Vatcher, Richard Quinn, Fred Perry, Stafford King, Walter Campbell, Charles Love, Bruce Ray, Jack Ray, Howard Munday, Walter Barber, Mark Banus, Gene Perry, Mr.Plumley. THIRD ROW: Gregory Smith, Franklin Gingrande, David Gangi, Steve Ballentine, Peter Haywood, Richard Griffin, Richard Bergstrom, Donald Paulson, Richard Taylor, Alan Taylor. ' 1 ■ , ■ s% FIRST ROW: Donna Evitts, Barbara Chase, Fran Butler, Carol Paige, Diane Rice. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Noyes, MaryLita Clark, Sandra LeBel, Caroline Edwards, Brenda Frazier, Donna Harries, Susan Parker, Katherine Phillips, Cathy Riley, Betty Horton, Terry Griffin, Mrs. Couhig. 79 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Out! BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Paul Greenler, Phillip Lindstrom, Fred Hall, Richard Ray, Robert Holter, Philip Rockwell, Paul Lynch, Richard Waitt, Bruce Gaboriault, Vernon Kousky. SECOND ROW: Guy Emro, Paul Farrell, David Doughty, Ronald Dey, James Clark, John Despres, Philip Chick, Jeff Black, Robert Woodbury, and Thomas Mattraw. Captain Bruce Gaboriault FIRST ROW: James Melvin, Robert Hardy, Christopher Banus, Billy Bolton, Kevin O ' Meara, Henry Sanger, Charlie MacNulty. SECOND ROW: Mr. Silander, Albian Bergstrom, William Gaylor, James O ' Meara, Richard Griffin, Walter Barber, James Riley, David Churchill, Wayne Banks, Walter Campbell. CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Jean Holloway, Sandra Lebel, Caroline Edwards, Cathleen Riley, June King, Ruth Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Couhig, Susan Ingalls, Sandra Ingalls, Juliet Giannino, Sandra Lawrance, Donna Harries, Donna Evitts, Patricia Bedell, Carol Ann Cole and Judith Rollfs (Managers). VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FIRST ROW: Rose LaRocca, Christy Begin, Cheryl Edgar, Elaine Covington, Karen Knapp, Linda Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Smith, Holly Giannino, Deborah Goodale, Eleanor Harris, Susan Bickford, Lois Knee- land, Sandra Gianelli, Cheryl Rendle, Janet Greenler, Mrs. Couhig. - JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: John Lawson, David Doughty, Brian Sanger, Charles Love, Fredrick Perry, John Ray, David Gangi, Robert Buritz, Richard Ray, Eugene Perry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hawkes, Paul Greenler, William Meeker, Dana Sanger, Gary Lynch, John Despres, Raymond Shaw, Burt Goodwin, William Rooney, David Faucher, Arthur Gingrande, Franklin Gingrande, George Gentuso, Peter Odell, Mr. Roberts. THIRD ROW: David Leary, Ronald Dey, Raymond Mahoney, Daniel Perry, John Gentuso, Nicholas Webster, Robert Hargraves. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Skinner, William Gamble, Paul Richardson, Robert Woodbury, Steven Chew, Jere Trask, David Litwin, Earl Morrison. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: David Feher, Stephanie Crance. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Griggs, Diane Pilecki, Linda Berube, Lois Elliott, Judy Thompson, Wendy Crance, Sandra Frost, Susan Munsell, Linda Munroe. Remember, boys, strike the line fiercely! 1961 Schedule Sept. 23 Holbrook Sept. 30 Salem, N. H. Oct. 7 Hamilton Oct. 14 Manchester Oct. 21 Georgetown Oct. 28 Essex Aggie Nov. 4 Ipswich Nov. 11 Tewksbury Nov. 18 Pentucket FIRST ROW: Andrea Karayianes. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Marshall, Pauline Genest, Diane Morrell, Donna MacCracken, Carolyn Ruocco. FOOTBALL MAJORETTES VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Jerry Swindell, Richard Bergstrom, Tom Bedell, Frank Green, Rod Gaskell, William Fiedler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Silander, David Churchill, John Lawson, Edward Maquire, Wayne Banks, Bruce Gaboriault, Bruce Ray, William Gaylor (Manager). JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Tom Bedell FIRST ROW: David Forrest, Walter Wills, Tom Mattraw, Bradford Griggs, John Pirrotta. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hawkes, David Doughty, Harold Barnum, James Riley, Paul Richardson, Fred Perry. 85 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Valerie Stephens, Maureen Toomey, (Co-Captains) Juliet Giannino and Cathleen Riley, Sandra LeBel, Susan Bick- ford. SECOND ROW: (Managers) Caroline Edwards and Sharon Klock, Dorothy LaPlante, Miss Catherine Clarke. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Banks, Donna Evitts, Anne Tirrell, Nancy Unger, Sharon Littlefield, Janet Greenler. SECOND ROW: Linda Rubchinuk, Lois Kneeland, Holly Giannino, Christy Begin, Lorraine Smith, Miss Catherine Clarke. GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Juliet Giannino Cathy Riley GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Lona Reed, Priscilla Noyes, Caroline Edwards, Stephanie Crance, Ruth Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Dorothy LaPlante, Maureen Toomey, Miss Catherine Clarke, Juliet Giannino, Cathleen Riley. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Rendle, Lois Kneeland, Sandra LeBel, Donna Evitts. Bloomers and Bermudas at Sports Night. FIRST ROW: Christy Begin, June King, Sandra LeBel, Cath- leen Riley, Caroline Edwards, Juliet Giannino, Linda Reynolds, Carolyn Griggs, Ruth Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Smith, Valerie Marcley, Donna Evitts, Carol Ann Cole, Cheryl Edgar, Deborah Goodale, Susan Ingalls, Judith Rollfs, Stephanie Crance, Pamela Berlyn, Patricia Bedell, Maureen Toomey, Patricia Covington, Mrs. Couhig (Advisor). THIRD ROW: Susan Bickford, Sandra Ingalls, Lois Elliott, Sandra Lawrence, Donna Harries, Joanne Gowen, Leslie Paulson, Karen Asbjornson, Holly Giannino. MODERN DANCE SCENES FROM CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Mr. Herschel Benson Chairman P H Y S I C Mr. Gerald Plumley A L Mr. Thomas Snelson i $ ! mmi rm MISTLETOE BALL Science fair winner - John Albanese. • Southern majorettes are prettiest ! STUDENT-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME Watch those knees, fellas ! Just cockles, no muscles. We ' re old, but not dead. The Girls vs The Girls. ALUMNI Nice to be back. DANCE If I told you once . . She has changed, hasn ' t she ! Any more suggestions for the morning announce- ments? T minus two seconds. I ' ll see your five and raise it ten. Let ' s do the Twist. That ' ll Learn You! How about the Diner? A-one and a-two and . . — — — Dave and his Doodlebug. Down, Boris. Friends, Romans, Countrymen . . . dkg ' ' % Where is that book? ' ' Brigette Liebsch - one of Germany ' s nicest. ' What ' s a safe bet, Karen? ' Didn ' t think we saw you, did you? 98 It’s snowing down South. Math was never this hard. Tucker seven what? Hit it, Frank boy ! 99 SPONSORS B. B. CHEMICAL COMPANY Middleton, Massachusetts BARBARA ANN ' S DANCE ACADEMY Town Hall, Maple Street Middleton, Massachusetts BENSON’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM West Boxford, Massachusetts BLUE BELL RESTAURANT Home of the Heaping Serving BUSY B ' S Howard L. Barnes CENTRE SUPERMARKET- -TOPS FIELD Anthony Gangi-- Independent Grocer COR-NIX CO. 278 Cabot Street, Beverly, Mass. Beach Wear- -Sporting Goods Photo Supplies COUNTRY GAS SERVICE Tel. Sp 4-1930 Danvers, Massachusetts DANVERS HARDWARE APPLIANCES, INC. 63 Maple Street, Danvers Tel. Sp 4-1933 DANVERS NATIONAL BANK Topsfield-- Boxford Office DAWSON’S Village Shopping Center ESSEX CO. CO-OP FARMING ASSO. Opp. Fair Grounds --Topsfield GEORGE A. FOSTER, INC. Your Handy Ford Dealer Beverly, Massachusetts JACK HACKETT’S LAKESIDE Route 97, Topsfield HAROLD R. GALLOWAY Plumbing Heating- -Boxford HOWE ' S STATION MARKET Good Luck to the Class of 62” KELSEY- HIGH LANDS NURSERY Boxford, Massachusetts STONE HOUSE FARM CATERING SERVICE Henry Nason, West Boxford MAIN LINE HOMES Middleton, Massachusetts MARTIN- RUND LETT CORP. Route 114, Middleton MIDDLETON ARMS Specializing in Steak Lobster MIDDLETON SPRING BEVERAGES Middleton, Massachusetts MIDDLETON SQUARE DRUG Middleton, Massachusetts MIRROR PRESS DANVERS HERALD, INC. Printing Advertising L. B. MOODY Salem, Massachusetts School Supplies JAMES S . PRICE, INC. Rambler PURDY PHOTOGRAPHERS Boston, Massachusetts ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION CORP. Boxford, Massachusetts SULLIVAN’S GARAGE Route 114, Middleton TOPSFIELD BRANCH- -HAVERHILL SAVINGS BANK Your Family ' s Neighborhood Bank TOPSFIELD TOWN CRIER Mrs. Gardner A. Norton MERCHANTS SPONSORS Anderson Oil Company Arlington Trust Company Beauty Studio Middleton Wm. Cargill Real Estate Agency Norma Bill Carter Daisy Lane Cleansers Laundry Mr. Mrs. Rodney Dresser C. C. Elliot, Inc. Fraher ' s Apothecary, Topsfield Fryer ' s Village Store, West Boxford Hood ' s Richfield Service Station Hyland Diner Jack Jane Johnson Kirby Footwear Company J. R. Foundations, Inc. John W. Kossowan, D.D.S. Kuell ' s Supermarket, Middleton Edward H. Leary, Insurance Mickey ' s Lunch, Middleton Middleton Greenhouses Middleton Hardware-Machine Rentals Mr. Mrs. Julius H. Mueller Natural Gas Service, Inc. Paul ' s Auto Sales Redgate ' s Pampered Poodle Shop Richardson ' s Ice Cream Robert Stone Company-Real Estate Rozanne ' s Shoes, Inc., Danvers Ruth ' s Beauty Shop Schuler’s Continental Beauty Salon Stewart Prince, Inc. Topsfield Pharmacy- -Pete Giles Mr. Mrs. Corridon F. Trask, Jr. Vicliff ' s Restaurant, Route 114, Danvers Village Bake shop Yankee Pine Shop, Boxford Zollo Brothers ' Barber Shop YEARBOOK cr f h v J j 1 k vM k • 5 Li t ■iti ' ' k® � f I Mit ; EL -in jfc CLASS SUPERLATIVES All-Around Senior Girl DEBBIE GATES Shyest Girl NORA SILVA Class Flirt -- Girl LOIS ELLIOTT Done Most for Class -- Girl MARY ANN BLAIDSDELL Most Respected Girl EMILY SULLIVAN Wittiest Girl VALERIE MARKLEY All-Around Senior Boy BRIAN SANGER Shyest Boy ALBERT BARNES Class Flirt -- Boy JACK LAWSON Done Most for Class -- Boy FRANK GREEN Most Respected Boy DAVID CHURCHILL Wittiest Boy FRANK COLBURN Class Politician -- Girl LINDA MITCHELL Class Daredevil -- Girl DONNA HARRIES Class Writer -- Girl MEREDITH ANDERSON Pet Peeve SCHOOL POLICY Class Song SCOTCH AND SODA Favorite Pastime PARTIES Saddest Event THE BOMB THAT DIDN ' T GO OFF Class Politician -- Boy BRUCE MILLER Class Daredevi l -- Boy GORDON SHELDON Class Writer -- Boy PAUL DINEEN Class Dance TWIST Class Motto MELIOR TARDUS QUAM NUMQUAM Happiest Event GRADUATION Favorite Teacher MR. RICHARD PAVESI CLASS SUPERLATIVES Prettiest Girl SANDRA LAWRENCE Class Genius ERNEST PARZIALE Best Actress PATRICIA COVINGTON Class Clown -- Girl FRANCES MURPHY Class Pessimist -- Girl PAMELA BERLYN Class Optimist -- Girl CAROLYN GRIGGS Class Musician -- Girl S. MARTHA GAY Best Athlete -- Girl CATHY RILEY Most Likely to Succeed -- Girl LINDA CABRAL Best Dancer -- Girl SHARON MOODY Best-Dressed Girl JILL BALLENGEE Most Artistic Girl PAMELA BARROWS Most Talkative Girl CHERYL EDGAR Best- Looking Boy RICHARD UNDERHILL Class Mechanic DAVID HEBERT Best Actor THEODORE BARROWS Class Clown -- Boy PETER KUSHMICK Class Pessimist Boy WAYNE BANKS Class Optimist -- Boy ROBERT HARGRAVES Class Musician -- Boy douglas mcintosh Best Athlete -- Boy TOM BEDELL Most Likely to Succeed -- Boy PAUL CASTLE Best Dancer -- Boy WILLIAM FIEDLER Best- Dressed- Boy JAY HOLMAN Most Artistic Boy ROD GASKELL Most Talkative Boy DAVID FEHER CLASS PROPHECY (Fran Murphy and Doug McIntosh sitting at a table in a Chicago restaurant) Doug: Well, it really is a pleasant surprise running into you this afternoon. Fran: Yes, I never expected to meet you here in Chicago. What brings you here? Doug: Oh, I ' m playing a two-year date at the Greasy Grille. It ' s a very exclusive nightclub; they change the saw dust every night. What are you doing here? Fran: Well, do you remember in ' 62 Meredith and I took the Volks here after gradu- ation? I enjoyed it so much that I now run a VW bus service from Topsfield to Chicago non-stop. Doug: Oh yeah? And what ' s Meredith Ander- son doing these days? Fran: Haven ' t you heard? Shewas the Nobel prize winner for literature last year, along with Paul Dineen, the poet laur- eate of England. They went to Wash- ington to meet Joan Trudel, our class- mate and first woman president of the United States. I heard that Karen Faircloth was down there too, picket- ing for the resurgence of the Old South. Doug: Gee, they ' re really coming up in the world. Did you hear about our former classmates who joined the Navy? Bill Rooney has his own naval base on the Lake Street Reservoir. Frank Karay- ianes is the drummer in Bill ' s base band. Dave Feher has become an admiral aboard a ship named after him, the USS Feher Weather. John Sibley and Paul Smerczynski are running a PXonthe same base. Sandy Peterson is hostess at their cafeteria. Fran: And you know a good many of our class- mates have gone into politics. Bruce Miller is a busy Boston politician whose sole recreation is map reading. And remember quiet Dick Leary. Well, he ' s on his third day of fili- buster at the Senate. Karen Hogan is a representative to the UN, and John Marciano has assumed the post of UN ammunition distributor. Doug: Yes, and on a smaller scale we have David French, who is presently mayor of Boxford. Sharon Klock is his sing- ing s e c r e t a ry . And you know, I ' ve heard that Juliet Giannino is the new leader of the KKK. It ' s really amaz- ing. And a lot of our classmates are now stars in the ent ertainment field. Bob Lawson is lead trumpeter for the Boston Pops. Pat Covington is presently singing at the Hungry i in San Francisco. Val Marcley ' s also in the jazz spotlight; she ' s the new re- placement for Annie Ross in the LHR group. Helen O ' Connor is now one of the Rabettes on Playboy ' s Penthouse. Wasn ' t it a riot the way Hugh Hefner stole our chorus line name? Fran: Yes, it was. And you know, I went to the movies recently and saw Dickie McLeod in ' the lead role of Streetcar Named Desire. The cartoon feature with that par tic ular picture was Deputy Dawg Rides Again, starring Tom Bedell as Deputy Dawg. And Wayne Banks is now doing the fainting stunts for MGM. Doug: Yeah, and they ' re bringing back the Joe E. Brown style in comedy, star- ring Pete Kushmick and his cavern- ous mouth. Carol Pearson and Martha Gay are now R R singers. Martha has taken the stage name of Always B. Gay. Caroline Edwards just recently joined the Kingston Trio; I heard she ' s doing a great job. Fran: Glad to hear it. There are also a good number of our classmates prominent in the sports world. Carla Dayton just won the Kentucky Derby. Unfortunate- ly, she forgot to mount her horse at the start of the race, but Pam Barrows and George Durkee got great shots of her crossing the finish line. Bob Holter is presently catching for the Yankees. I also heard that June King won the recent Olympic marathon race. Dave Churchill and Cathy Riley were runners-up in that race. Dick Goodale came in fourth on his bike. It was quite an event. Doug: I guess so. You know, Sandy LeBel is athletic director at Masconomet now. Dave Leary is presently superin- tendent of our Alma Mater. And Bill Pearson has a permanent position as monitor up there. Mary Ann Blaisdell, who ' s working in the school cafeteria, has just turned out her 4,467,982nd cake. I also heard the Dennis Woroby is official truant officer for the region- al district. And remember how great Shedd Webster was at math? Well, he ' s now in the school cafeteria as a cashier. Fran: No kidding? There are a lot of other people prominent on the local scene. Ernie Parziale was just promoted to the position of head soda jerk at Fraher ' s Drug Store. Frank Purdy is counselor at the Happy Day Boys ' Camp. Brian Sanger has a lucrative business as keysmith in town and Nora Silva runs the local gas station. And did you hear about Ernie Johnson? He ' s a bullfighter at Meredith Farm. Jill Ballengee is a medical secretary to Bob Hargraves, the renowned gigg- ling veterinarian. Doug: And get old Jay Holman ! He just in- herited a chain of regional high schools. Sue and Sandy Ingalls have taken over their mother ' s hair dress- ing business. Customers often ask Which twin has the Toni? They have added a continental touch to their business too with Doug Mierzykowski -- Mr. Douglas. And speaking of hair styling, Linda Burke is working at Boston City Hospital as the only hair stylist on the staff. Fran: I went to the Busy Bee for dinner the other night. A1 Barnes has just invent- ed a fabulous new gimmick: the Bee Burger. It consists of a roll and six million fried bees. I saw Jim O ' Meara 108 CLASS PROPHECY there. He told me about his very profitable business as a Chevy sales- man. And you remember, how the cops used to hang around the Bee? Well, Registrar Dave Hebert and his worthy assistant Gordon Sheldon were both there. I heard they were looking for Donna Harries on a speeding rap. Incidentally, Donna won the Grand Prix last year. Doug: Speaking of cars, Pat and Emily Sullivan are the new co-owners of Sullivan ' s Garage in Danvers. They just did a remarkable remodeling job on Dick Taylor and Rusty Smith ' s stunt car. You know, the one they flipped over in. Fran: Another big wheel in the automobile business is Tommy Ralph, who manu- factures Austin 850 ' s in the shape of tomato cans --or is it tomato cans in the shape of Austin 850 ' s? Doug: Some of our former classmates went on to college. Butch Cameron is a psychology professor at M.I.T. Paul Castle finally made it to M.I.T. also. He ' s head janitor there. Fran: Did you know that Louise Thompson has a Husband D e t e c ti v e Agency? Bob Sanborn is one of her best men and Priscilla Noyes is his invaluable Girl Friday. And John Nelson is a pro- fessional heavy for the agency. Doug: Speaking of heavies, remember little Linda Mitchell? Well, you ' d never believe it, but she ' s a lady wrestler now. Fran: Going from heavies to littles, do you remember Judi? Well, she just won the Home-Maker of the Year Award. Yesterday I just bought a new dress called the Knapp Sack. It was design- ed by our old friend, Karen Knapp. Doug: And guess what I had for breakfast this morning! Rice Krippes, the new cereal put out by Mary Ann. The sales jingle is Rice Krippes: snap, crackle, and Mary Ann! Fran: Well, anyway, I was telling you about my new Knapp Sack ... I bought it at Bonwit T e 1 1 e r ' s , now owned by Stephanie Crance. Pam Berlyn, Sandy Lawrence, and Lois Elliott are all modeling clothes there. Pam had to lose thirty pounds before she quali- fied, but she finally made it. Doug: I went to the circus last month and saw some of our other classmates there. Debby Gates is a Brown Bear trainer. She really knows howto handle those bears. Dick Thompson has a trained tractor act, and Bruce Gaboriault is the Cotton Candy King. Glenn Frazier handles the trapeze acts. He ' s amazing. Sharon Moody is his partner. She ' s the only trapeze artist in the world who can dance while doing a double flip into the air. And Annette McCoubrey is the high diver; she dives from a 500-foot platform into a can of beans. Fran: Yow! I was reading PLAYBOY maga- zine the other day and noticed that Sandy Chadwick is subscription editor. They ' re doing a big feature on Joanne Gowen and her magic clarinet. They call her the Benny Goodman of the classical world. By the way, Dick Underhill is doing the lighting for the PLAYBOY photographs. Doug: I was reading that issue too. Did you notice the articles on Karen Asbjorn- son? She ' s a research worker in the field of allergies. There was also a column by the world champion bridge player, Cheryl Edgar. She gives in- structions on how to play bridge in three easy lessons. Fran: A great number of our classmates have gone into serious lines of business. Ted Barrows is an architect. He de- signed the m o na st e r y that Frank Colburn is in. Jack Lawson is marriage counselor in Hollywood. Doug: Speaking of Hollywood, Barbara Ring is a wig manufacturer there. She fin- ally found a solution for her hair prob- lem. Judy Rollfs assists Barb. They recently created a special wig for that balding, but still handsome heavy- weight champion John S. Demars. Fran: And I heard that Carol Ann Cole and Mary Lou Whelan are occupational therapists in Hollywood. Needless to say, they don ' t have many patients. Sam Green is also employed in California in the orange groves. He ' s an orange picker, and he doesn ' t use a ladder ! Doug: Bill Fiedler is running a dance studio. I’ve heard that he gave some instruct- ions to Arthur Murray and Brenda Wise, who was voted Miss Loquacious of the twentieth century. Fran: Listen, did you hear that Roddy Gaskell is playing in a new Mr. Peepers series? Charlie Burnes is his co-star as the math teacher. David Fadden is the developmental reading teacher in the series. Carol Griggs directs the show, with Ruth Cunningham doing the VW commercials. Doug: And Dick Wilkins has just opened up a fish hatchery for his own personal use. Heather Galloway is doing the plumbing work for his many tanks. Fran: I read the newspaper yesterday and noticed that Linda Cabral has been ap- pointed Portugal ' s new dictator. I also saw Mary Lee Gavigan ' s Ford Auto Body Shop ad. I hope she ' s more successful with her Fords than she was when she was at old MRHS. Doug: I read recently too that Rosemarie Walsh has patented a new invention for retaining dimples in old age. She uses clothespins. Fran: Gee, I hope old Jack Holley is doing all right. He’s a tester for Propane Torches you know. Gosh, look at the time, Doug. I ' ve got to be going. Doug: Great talking with you, Fran. See you later. 109 PROM ▼ 7 L fc ' T i Y fit i a; lil GRADUATION EXERCISES CLASS HISTORY When the first Sophomore class of Masconomet Regional High School arrived, it looked normal, acted normal, smelled normal . . . Yes, because it WAS normal. A little slow, perhaps, but normal. Slow, but normal. It seems, however, that we were under the influence of a certain disease which went un- recognized until our first feeble attempt at a class project, the Harvest Ball, which was, guess what . . . A flop. That ' s right. A flop. But not just an ordinary flop. A miserable flop. This was the first clue to our condition. It was then we were told the horrible truth. We were sick. We were more than sick. The Cotillion was a success. At last the class of ' 62 showed signs of recovery. At last ! At long, long, last. Unfortunately, the shock of this was so great as to occasion a minor setback. At this point, medical advisers of impressive background were called in. Hail ! But even they could not quite believe the seriousness of our situation until it was im- pressed upon them by the half-hearted effort midway in our Senior year - otherwise known as the Mistletoe Ball. Immediately the two experts set to work. Hail Mr. P. They called forth all their experience. Hail Mrs. B. After all, they needed it. Through superhuman effort, they guided us out of the darkness. Out of the darkness, into the light. S j - 3 0 z u a. h V) j OQ D 0 Wewere sick, sick, sick. Yes, we had contracted a rare disease called lazy-slob-itis for which there was no known cure. Alas ! As we entered our Junior year, however, we acquired another clue as to the nature of our illness. We discovered that the consumption of chocolate, particularly in bar form, with nuts, had a profoundly unfortunate effect on the victims. The one favorable aspect was that, as our condition declined, the Clearasil sales rose steadily. (A11 clap) There seemed to be no solution. Advice was offered from all quarters, but there was no change until the Junior Prom. Out of the pit. Out of the vile pit. We recovered miraculously. A11 hail, Masconomet. Not only were we a smashing success with our Senior Frolics, but we produced, with the added effort of a certain English teacher who shall remain nameless . . . . . . because he blushes . . . the KALEIDOSCOPE . . . Yea 1 Masconomet Alma Mater . . . Yea ! J 0 0 z 3 3 3 d - i J u I J C (Read in chorus) A new name for the yearbook . . . (Mixed cheers) Masconomet, we thank you. Lo and behold.