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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

Capital Appearance— The Beatles performed for a youthful audience in Wash- ington on the night of February 12. Ranger on Target— This is a photo- graph of the lunar surface taken by the Ranger 7 spacecraft prior to its impact on the moon July 31st. The area shown is about one and two- thirds miles on a side. The smallest craters are about 30 feet in diameter and 10 feet deep. Some of the large craters are about 300 feet in diameter. Family Grieves— Gust Carlson, father of Dr. Paul Carlson, medical mission- ary slain by rebel troops in the Con- go, dabbed at his eyes during a news conference in Los Angeles on Novem- ber 24. He is flanked by his daughter and another son. Opening for Juniors— These college juniors joined the Peace Corps ' new summer project for six to eight weeks of training similar to that for regular Peace Corps volunteers. They later did surveying work near Taos, N.M. After graduation they will be sent to Latin America. New Teen-Age Queen— Smiling Caro- lyn Mignini, 17, of Baltimore was crowned the new Miss Teen-age Amer- ica of 1965 in Dallas on November 13. World ' s Fair at Night— The New York World’s Fair attracted as many visitors at night as it did during the day following its April opening. The nighttime lights set off the i beautiful pavilions constructed by many countries. FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY III 2126 00143 351 . : : r:. : v:vr : : ' :t: I ! X ! ! 1 Democratic Victor — President Lyndon Johnson won the 1964 election by the greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in U. S. history. Johnson became President at the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. Barry’s Battle for Votes— Sen. Barry Goldwater was surrounded by fans at Knoxville, Tenn., air- port September 16 as he campaigned for the presidency on the Republican ticket. The con- servative senator swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. National Events in Review 1964 Nobel Prize Winner— Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. Dr. King was in Oslo to receive the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize. I’m the Greatest — Cassius Clay whooped it up with his handlers after he won the ' ards are the Winners— Roger Craig leaped on a group world heavyweight title in Miami Beach f teammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson mo- in February. He was credited with a tech- rents after the last out in the seventh World Series nical knockout of Sonny Liston when Lis- ame won by the Redbirds over the Yankees, 7-5, in St. ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- ouis. enth round. Alaskan Quake— A whole line of cars rest- ed about 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. For Reference Not to be taken from this room pyBjJQ fr 5N, MAt « 01949 O IjCO UU143 351 0 Think naught a trifle, though it small appear; Small sands the mountain, moments make the year. Edward Young 3 VNPERCLAS Acnvm SPC SEX 4 SikEN 1 $ UTS E«RS Through our last two years of high school there has been one man whose contributions to the class of 1965 have been outstand- ing. This man has given much of himself in the form of time, effort, and especially confidence in the success of our class. To him then, as an expression of our gratitude and respect, we wish to dedicate our MITOBO -- Mr. Galean Campbell. 6 mm v I ,, In addition to our principal dedication to Mr. Campbell, the Senior Class would like to express its appreciation to its other class advisors. These teachers have given unselfishly of themselves to help our class. For this we feel they deserve special thanks. Miss Glidden Mr. Roberts Mr. Gay, Chairman Music Department 10 - 1 r r r Mr. Jervah Mr. Horn Miss Morgenstern Mr. Pavesi Chairman, Industrial Arts u Mrs. Blanchard, Chairman Home Economics Department Miss Cole Mr. Madore Miss Pical 12 Mr. Margulies 13 Miss Marchalonis Mrs. Ingraham Mr. Russell 14 1 Mr. Parker Mr. Arnold Mr. Meinelt Mr. Sangermano Mr. Barry Mr. Dodge Mrs. Kimball 16 f Miss Swenson Chairman, Science Dept. Mr. Spencer Mrs. Varney 17 Miss Irving Mr. Zollo Chairman, English Dept. Mrs. Cory Librarian Mr. Cook Mrs. Coutts 18 Mrs. Parker Mrs. Scholer Mr. Kantar Miss Jarvie 19 ] Mrs. Tirrell 20 Mr. MacDonald Mr. Carpenter Mr. McCarthy Mr. Bove Mr. Lo Pilato Mrs. Berg 21 Mrs. Vrettos Mr. Bingham Miss Zoukis Mr. Bryant Director of Guidance Mr. Boysen Mr. Golub Mrs. Halloran 22 Mrs. McCoubrey Mr. Fine Miss Graham Mr. Van Pelt Miss O ' Hara Mrs. Hoogerzeil Miss Holmgren Mr. Mueller Superintendent Mr. Dresser Assistant Principal Mr. Trask Principal Mr. Vlahos Assistant Principal Mrs. Oldrieve and Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Wallen Mr. Trask and Mrs. Lynch Mrs. Gauthier Mr. Ganter ] 26 Mrs. Trevor Miss Kennedy Mr. Thompson Mr. Lyons Miss Linehan i 27 Mr. Dalton Mrs. Jacobs (Camera shy) We are sorry to lose MR. LEWIS, music teacher in the Junior High School. 28 29 i a — II Class of 1967 35 36 37 — « John Otieno of Kenya. E. Harris, Pres. E. Comack D. Dupuoy J. Cory, V. Pres. J. S. Johns L. Hamilton M. Brown, Sec. M. MacDonald L. Richman K. Harries, Sec. J. Moore J. Holman, Treas. L. Reynolds S. Bickford N. Unger L. Bovvers M. Webber D. Breed M. Berninger R. Brewer I. Classen N. Denault Student Exchange Board Spanish Club J. Holman, Pres. K. Eamshaw, V. Pres. M. Jones, Sec. J. Bryant, Treas. B. Blaisdell L. David K. Galeucia B. Lessing B. Nickerson M. O ' Connor 40 I 1 German Club J. McBride, President J. Cross, Vice-President R. La Rocca, Secretary H. Sawyer, L. Bow ers P . Chuluda E. Clark M. Clark I. Classon M. Connor R. Getchell B. Hames L. Hamilton R . Hayden Treasurer B . Lombard C. MacDonald L. McLean M. Taft J. Waitt M. Webber G. Whittemore W. Wright H. Giannino C . Campbell M. van Holm This year ' s German Club had the advantage of meeting more regularly, becahse of the new club period system, than last year ' s club. As a result, the club had time to engage in many more activities this year. During their meetings club members viewed movies of Germany today and yesterday, heard guest speakers, and sampled German cook- ery. Again the club was fortunate to have Mrs. Fullerton as their advisor. National Honor Society R. Mitchell, President S. Fairbanks, S ecretary C. Elmendorf, Vice-President J. Rubchinuk, Treasurer D. Rouisee M. Masland L. Brooks L. Caso J. Andrew K. Galeucia G. Vrettos D. Dupouy E. Harris M . Brown M. Frizzell B. Pierce B. Nickerson G. Lynch J. McBride K. Harries B. Blaisdell S . Hawkins B. Gage L. Dresser B. Blaisdell C. Rich N. Unger B. Femie L. Akeley S. Johns H. Giannino B . Chuluda P. Curtis J. Seabrook A. Tirrell C. Banus J. Cory S . LeBlanc R. Clewes A. Parziale Student Council D. Gangi, President S. Hawkins. Vice-President G. Breed, Secretary D. Evans, Treasurer D. Fieldhouse J. Hopping E. McCoubrey L. W ebber P. Curtis P. Peterson J. Cory J. Moore P. O ' Dell R. Pickard S. Yardley C . Quimby D. Trott J. Mahen E. Rollfs D. Swindell K. Watkins 41 Ski Club President: B. Gage Secretary : Linda Kimball Vice-President: Pat Quinn Treasurer: Charlie MacNulty J. Molin J. Canning C . Banus J. Schroeder P. Carlson J. Chick R. Wall S. Domeratsky B . Emde S . Littlefield L. Farrin P. Odell S. Little P. Kane S . Drury E. Ansteensen J. Kuczun D. Phelan W. Barber D . Martin M. Maynard C. Carlson J. Maynard D. Rouisse N. Denauit J. Matthews S. Matthews L. Dresser D. Molin L. Nangle C . Earle M. Phelan K. Stover D. Evans S. Robinson N. Ogden E. Inch P. Peterson J. Riley B. Kelly G. Breed B. Dodge J. Klingensmith G. Barber P. Richardson J. Klock G. Mann P. Hoa gland C . Mahen C. Mann D. Foster T. Abbott J. Gage J. Lord J. Allen B . Johnson B. Hughes C. Balengee D. Simpkins J. Pierce G. Banus J. Trembly W. Dunphy J. Blanchard D. Ehnendorf A . T ayTor C. Walker Masconomet ' s Ski Club expanded greatly this year, drawing nearly 150 members from all four classes. As the name might imply, the club is devoted to the pro- motion and service of skiing and ski life . Despite a disappointing winter snow season, the club made a trip to the Killington Ski Area in Sherburne, Vermont. Two other trips were planned, but due to lack of snow, they were cancelled. Meetings were always exciting events, includ- ing 1947 vintage ski movies and cheerful speeches by Mr. Jervah, club advisor. Future Nurse’s Club The Future Nurses ' Club is a group of girls who wish to learn more about nursing through practical experience. During the year they assist Mrs. Hooger- zeil, their advisor, with nursing duties for the school. Club executives are Carol Walker, President; Charlene Peters, Vice-President; Catherine Tyler, Secretary: and Debbie Simpkins, Treasurer. L. Bergstrom E. Black L. Butler N. Clark J. Fox K. Gage D . Houston M. LeBeau B. MacQuarrie L. Milaiko B. Roberts T. Rubchinuk J. Savolainen K. Stover J. Dowling N. Sayer Biology Club D. Breed, Pres. M. Abalan R . Humphrey C. Ackerman J. Ingalls J. Allen J. Knight C . Banus E. Koenig M. Berninger D. Larkin F. Burchsted J. Lindbloom B . Chuluda J. Moore C. Civin W. Noble E. Comstock P. Odell D. Despres C. Pilczak B. Fernie M. Vogt D. Graham T. Welch S. Hagberg J. Monroy B. Unger D . Kousky L. Littlefield T . Kousky- J. Lee E. Comack J. Evans J. Parker P. Alexander J. Pinkham “ 1 Monitors The monitors, considered an unncessary evil by many, conducted themselves efficiently this year. Electing Stephen Hawkins, President; David Evans, Vice-President; Deborah Dupouy and Betsy Gage Secretaries, the monitors kept law and order in the charming corridors of Masconomet. Backing the Monitors ' hall arrests, the monitors court meted out suitable sentences to all miscreants . S. Chew A. Paiziale S. Yardley S. Cronknite E. Rollfs B. Gauthier M. Brown J. Cory C. Banus G. Benson A. Tirrell P. Quinn P. Odell C. Begin S . Matthews P. Richardson C . Elmendorf R. Mitchell S. Whalen J. Riley R. Brewer N. Unger G. Vrettos T. Carlton J. English D. Wennerberg M. Frizzell S. Fairbanks L. Svetin S . S eaver G . Lynch B. Andrew Creative Dance Club This year ' s Creative Dance Club was fortunate enough to participate in the operetta. As the Ballet Corps in the KING AND I, the girls portrayed a sum- marized version of UNCLE TOM ' S CABIN. Mrs. Maria Jackman advised the girls both for the operetta and the regular club. In addition to the operetta, they worked out a special jazz number. The girls found modern dance both an opportunity for exercise and for originality of expression. M. Masland, President E. Harris, Secretary C. Whittemore. Treasurer M. Brown C. Waters J. Tremblay S. Connor K. Stover J. Hazelwood D. Gifford P. O ' Brien S. Myers C. Blais B . Irw in S. Matthews S. Curtis M. Carlton A . Sterling S . Smith Home Economics Club K. Sliney, L. Gregory, S. Bull erw ell M. Melvin M. O ' Brien J. McClung C. McLeod C. Anderson C. Ackerman M. Donovan L. LeBlanc L. Pratt M. Roberts M. Laird L. Seibert S . Levesque President Secretary D. Swindell M. LeBel L. Titus B. McLeod D. Hale E. Kilroy A. Latusky L. LeBlanc A. Rubchinuk G. Fuller G. Kimball N. Smith J. ELdridge R. Fuller S . Cassidy The Home Economics Club this year gave many students an opportunity to look more closely at the intriguing subjects involved in Home Economics . The club allows its members to gain a greater knowledge of home economics by participating in, and experienc- ing, the situations and problems of the economists. This experience can be extremely valuable in later life when the members will be leaders in handling economic problems . 43 Library Aides J. Allen G. Blais I. Class on J. Clewes J. Curtis P. Curtis J. Davis J. DeBeradinis E. DeCosta B. Dobson D. Eldridge J. Galloway D. Gruber D. Hale A. Kenney M. E. Lee L. Muzichuk B. Nickerson K. O ' Regan B. Pierce D. Waters W. Allen N. Andrew D. Ballengee C. Bill A. Carr B. Christian N. Crossman M. Desmaison P. Fitzpatrick J. Nestor J. Ogden G. Osborne E. Pitt J. Pool S. Scheuermann K. Smith K. Stott T. Strickland L. Thurston W. Townsend Yearbook Staff This year ' s humble and hard working yearbook staff faces a great challenge in producing a book that would picture the best class ever to enter the pearly gates of Masconomet. Despite over- whelming odds, they produced a truly amazing result, Masconomet ' s best yearbook. (No sense being proud about it!) The brilliant editors of this quality book were: Editor-in-Chief, Pris- cilla Curtis; Literary Editor, Jay English; Art Editor, Christy Begin; Subscription Editor, Jeanne Rubchinuk; Advertising Editor, Greg Vrettos; and Photography Editor, Kevin O ' Meara We were very fortunate to have the help of A1 Jones on the Photography Staff. The staff was advised by Mrs. Cory, who has had considerable experience with yearbooks and to whom we are grateful . J Pep Squad Pres. S. Webber V-Pres. P. Sager Sec. S. Matthew S. Littlefield J. Houser L. Kimball J. Molin L. Davis B . Easton S. Savage S. Gaboriault K. Gaither B. Davis C. Ballangee P. Kane B. Robertson S . Andrew H. Rundlet M. Cheney M. McGregor L. Webber W. Graham L. Littlefield GAA Radio Club Overseer of the awards for all girls ' sports and athletic clubs is the Girls ' Athletic Associa- tion. In addition to seeing that deserving girls receive proper recognition, the GAA sponsors playnites with other schools in the Conference . Officers for this year were: Pres., Janet Green- ler; V-Pres., L. Nangle; Point Secretaries, Noreen Denault, D. Dupouy; Sec.-Treas., H. Giannino . The Masconomet Radio Club has been in existence several years now. It is composed of students who have an interest in radio and are on their way to becoming amateur and professional broadcasters. The club adviser is Mr. Carpen- ter, and the officers are: Earl McCoubrey, Pres., D. Gruber, V-Pres., H. Lindsay, Sec. Treas. G. Shields J. Ballard D. Becker D. Hammond J. Maguire Thespian Troupe The drama activities are constantly absorbing new students with acting tal- ent into their numbers. The Thespian Society is an honor drama society and members are inducted on a point basis . Shown here are members of THE CRUCIBLE cast working for their points. The members of the society: C. Griggs M. McGregor B. Robertson L. Reynolds M. Casto W. Sibley K. Tyler L. Adeley D. Hall P. Sentkowski S . Pollard M. Webber B. Pierce Officers: Advisor: Mrs. Scholer Pres. : Tim Carlton V-Pres.: R. Hopping Sec.-. S. Johns Treas.: D. Fieldhouse Business Club J. Rubchinuk, Pres. S . Emerson S. Sabino B. Stone C. Mansfield C. Ruocco, V-Pres. J. Gaboriault D. Ferreira J. Watson J. Roman C. Wells, Sec. A. Melvin S. Hocter M. Christian V. Sutherland C. Mansfield, Treas. D. Le Colst P. Watson P. Rowley J. DeBerardinis J. Micciche F. Anderson H. Jones C. Pickard C . Johnson 45 Sailing Club Advisor: Mr. Bryant Pres. : C. MacDonald Huckleberries The Huckleberries, now in their sophomore year of existence and formerly known as the Henry David Thoreau Huckleberry Society, engaged in discussions and activities on prac- tically any subject that is controversial and interesting. Through their discussions they seek a better understanding of life. This year ' s chairman was Jane Andrew. Club co- advisors were Miss Cole and Miss Reynolds. G. Breed C. Brooks K. Knudsen R. Wilcox L. Bertaux J. Pinkham R. Bergstrom G . Kimball J. Moore S. Lush L. Caso E. Schmitt M. Sutherland J. Tirrell T. Akeley E. Seder quist L. Akeley J. Aulson K. Whelan G. Banus D. Simpkins Photography The Photography Club, a valuable service organization, helps record the activities at Masconomet. They develop their own prints and contribute a large portion of their effort to MITOBO. Current officers are: A. Jones, Pres., D. Fieldhouse, V-Pres., M. Mc- Gregor, Sec. and K. Dayton, Clerk of the Files . Chefs’ Club Pres. : B. Chadwick V-Pres.: J. O ' Brien Sec. : D. Barr Treas. : J. Burke The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, THE KING AND I, was pre- sented at Masconomet on Mar ch 6 and 7 under the direction of Miss Jean Jarvie. Due to its phenomenal success, as both orchestra and cast worked to produce an excellent program, the operetta was held over for March 13. Cast as leads for THE KING AND I were: Linda Milaiko as Anna Leonowens, Peter Sentkowski as the King, Wil- liam Sibley as the Kralahome, Foard Tarbert as Lun Tha, Susan Andrew as Tuptim, and Laura Akeley as Lady Thiang. Much appreciated help was given by Mrs. Scholer, Business Adviser; Mrs . Jewett, Costume and Make-up Adviser; and Mr. Mienelt and Mr . Pavesi, Technical Advisers . i i i 47 Music ' 65 The Music Department, as active as usual, participated in many traditional events including the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Operetta, exchange concerts, etc. Since the opening of the school, the Music Depart- ment has improved immensely and has won itself a place as one of the finest in the area. 49 J The Skin of Our Teeth 50 I This year ' s stage production was THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH, a three act play, by Thorton Wilder. Mrs. Scholer once again ably directed the play, with Mrs . Jewett ' s skilled assistance in costuming and makeup. We congratulate the entire cast for a fine performance . 51 1964 Junior-Senior 52 Prom Entitled Some Enchanted Evening, ” the 1964 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Archibald L. Jones Gymnasium on June 5. Taking its theme from a Southern Garden Motif, the gym was appropriately decorated with a Southern mansion, gazebo, and other antebellum scenery. Barbara Blaisdell was crowned Queen of the Prom with Bonnie Andrew, Betsy Gage, Ellen Inch, Marjorie Masland, Cathy Tyler, and Sherry Webber chosen as members of her court . School Store Serving the students and faculty with everything from gym suits and sweatshirts to fountain pens supreme is the school store. Under the direction of Mrs. Varney, a small corps of potential salesmen experiment with sales pitches . In addition to the main store in the gym lobby, there is a temporary branch in the junior high, open, as is the main store, during homeroom periods. Color Day and Night Rally Preceding the football game with our traditional rival school, Pentucket Regional, students were involved in a school -wide color day. Students attended school wearing the school ' s colors, red and white. Dress regulations were relaxed, making it possible for players to wear their football jerseys, and for cheerleaders to wear cheering sweaters. At night the rally began with a gathering at Trinity Church, half a mile from the school . Participants marched to the football field, where cheerleaders and the team led a pep-rally. A dummy Pentucket chief was burned in effigy to conclude the activities . 54 t «. Powder-Puff Football Hail to the conquering heroes! In their usual inimitable style, the senior girls tromped the junior girls, 8-0. The teams met in friendly feminine rivalry on the Masconomet field, November 24, 1964. The seniors, last year ' s champions, extended their un- defeated, unscored upon record, to achieve the first unbeatable two -game record. Credit should be given to the coaches, who showed remarkable endurance in both practice and game, and the cheerleaders, who kept the fans ' spirit at an all-time high. Cheerleaders: Pete O ' Dell, Gary Lynch, Gene Perry, Dave Gangi . Team and coach: STANDING: Suz- anne Le Blanc, Christy Begin, Bonnie Andrew, Sue Bickford, Rose La Rocca, Laura Akeley, Sally Fairbanks, Janet Greenler, Step- hanie Seaver, Sherry Webber, Coach Steve Chew. SEATED: Linda Kimball, Jane Andrew, Cindy Griggs, Jeanne Rubchinuk, Mar) ' Jo Me Gregor. ■a 1 MW V Wj ' 7 1 j K vi f ft 1 W rfV 1 £ r Yi ■ VJ C . Banus G. Banus W. Barber C. Earle B . Gaither D. Evans G . Benson S . Crow J . Hosterman J. Cory A. Williams C . Carlson C . MacNulty P. La Rocca S . Barnum M. Abalan T. Hamilton B. Work H. Sawyer L. Akeley J. Kuczun D . Domeretzky B. Patkin A. Bertaux Cross Country Our Class D State champion cross-country team continued on the spectacular pace which it set last year. This year the Chieftain Harriers, led by Captain Walter Barber, scored an impressive number of victories. In the pre-season Northeastern Track Conference Meet in Boston the team placed third. From here the team went on to win the Cape Ann League Championship and the Cape Ann Open with Walt Barber placing first for the second year in a row. During the season the team increased its unbeaten dual meet record to 32 consecutive victories. Our team then proceeded to rout all other teams at the State Championship meet in Boston. As a result of their victory, they qualified for the New England Championship in Rhode Island. Defeating 16 other teams from all of New England the Chieftains placed second, climax- ing a tremendous season. The team and their coach, Mr . Benson, can be commended for a highly successful season. Team Roster Head Coach -- Walter Roberts Assistant Coach -- Richard Bove S. Chew -- co -captain 65 P. Odell -- co-captain 65 G. Perry 65 D. Molin 67 G. Lynch 65 J. Pinkham 67 F. Tarbert 65 D. Kitching 67 P. Richardson 65 E . Peterson 67 D . Gangi 65 D. Mahoney 67 K. MacGill 66 M. Maynard 67 F . Reidy 66 D. Benson 67 L. Svetin 66 J. Evans 67 D. Wennerberg 66 P. Alexander 67 B. Bixby 66 D . Dineen 67 R. Worthen 66 J. Lee 67 P. Sennott 66 A. Hott 67 S . Stickney 66 J. Dwinell 67 C. Bishop 66 K. Crocker 67 J. Langis 66 D. Despres 67 S. Love 66 T. D ' Agostino 67 W. Rundlett 66 L. Farrin 67 J. Auls ' on 66 R. Connor 67 D. Larkin 66 E . Schmitt 68 T. Eremian 66 Richard LeBel -- Manager 65 Jack Greenler -- Manager 66 Footbal Final Scores Masconomet 30 Lynn Trade 16 Masconomet 14 Hamilton-Wenham 0 Masconomet 28 Attleboro 22 Masconomet 28 Manchester 0 Masconomet 38 North Reading 8 Masconomet 8 Lynnfield 30 Masconomet 34 Ipswich 6 Masconomet 26 Tewksbury 6 Masconomet 38 Pentucket 8 Freshman Football Head Coach -- G. Plumley Assistant Coach -- J. Dodge Manager -- Bruce Tarbert D. Foster L. Constanza S. Mayo T. Pickett P. Watson C. Brown M. Hughes T. Abbott M. Seaver C. Taft A. Chadwick R . Humphreys R. Stewart J. Fowler T. Wyner D . Printup R . Bergstrom D. Eremian R. Rubchinuk C. Mann B. Larkin This year for the first time Masconomet did not participate in the Cape Ann League but played independently. Despite facing tougher competition, the team extended its winning streak to 19 games, a 1964 state record. The team also finished second in a close contest for Class D supremacy. Thanks to the excellent coaching of Walter Roberts and the team ' s drive, determination, and spirit, they finished a highly successful season with a record of 8 wins and 1 loss . 63 m f a The season provided many exciting moments for both spectators and players. Among the high- lights were Foard Tarbert ' s game winning touchdown catch with only 30 seconds remaining in the Attleboro game, co-captain Pete O’dell’s 80 yard touch- down run on a pass inter- ception against Pentucket, and Steve Chew ' s 32 point performance against Pentucket, which included his 90 yard kickoff return. This brought his 4 year scoring total to 424 points --a state record; in addition, Steve won the individual state scoring title for the second year in a row. We are sure everyone joins us in congratulating the team for its outstanding season. Field Hockey Girls field hockey this year saw a surge of good playing and high interest in the sport. Statistically, the girls were not as successful as they hoped to be, finish- ing the season with three wins, ten losses and one tie . Coach: Mrs. Kissiel Co-captains: Christy Begin, Janet Greenler Bonnie Andrew I Anne TiiTell Sue Bickford Leslie Nangle Barbara Unger Karen Stover Debbie Houston Noreen Denault Gail Breed Judy Moore Gay Mann Jill Lord Leigh Dresser Jean W atson Diane Waters Debbie Buritz Cheryl Johnson Laurel Giannino Elaine Crossman Judi Porter Kathy Harries Jane Allen Kathy Gaither Marcia Chew Sue Lindh Cindy Dotson Manager: Rene Brewer Leaders’ Club The purpose of Leaders ' Club cannot accurately be incorporated into one phrase for there are many ob- jectives which the club tries to attain. Most significant, however, are those qualities brought forth in the Leaders themselves . Through her participation in the club ' s activities, a leader may expect to be called up- upon to take roll, demonstrate skills and may even be asked to conduct an entire class. For the most part, however, she is busy helping individual students who are having difficulty . 66 ' v ' WQ, , ± r : Girls in grades 10-12 are eligible for membership after they successfully complete the written, oral and practical examinations. Bonnie Andrews Sue Andrew Noreen Denault Barbara Gauthier Carolyn Gauthier Janet Greenler Donna LaPlante Lauren Littlefield Mary Jo McGregor Leslie Nangle Patsy Peterson Beverly Pierce Debbie Raymond Andi Sgori Judy Spakowski Sheryl W ebber Laurie Wyman Karol Asbjomson Gail Breed Rose LaRocca Advisor: Miss Clarke Pres. : Sue Bickford V-Pres. : Nancy Unger Sec. : Anne Tirrell Treas. ; Gay Mann Rep. to G. A. A. : Barbara Unger 67 Varsity Basketball D. Benson B. Gaither J. Knight J. Langis D. Lewis K. MacGill P. Richardson J. Riley (Captain) P. Riley J. Steimen L. Svetin W. Wells D. Weimerberg S. Whelan Junior-Varsity ' Basketball Collins Crocker Farrin Geary Hosterman Kitching Lee Terrell Whelan Wilcox 68 Basketball ’65 Following tradition, Masconomet came through with a fine basketball team this year. The Chief- tians, scalped in their first game, went on the war- path to capture the next thirteen out of fifteen games, qualifying for the Tech Tourney. In league competition standings we were topped only by Hamilton-Wenham, who by luck only managed to remain undefeated. During the season our players provided their fans with many moments of exciting competition. Particularly arousing were the tense games with a strong St. Ann’s team and the annual clashes with the always powerful Essex Aggie. This year ' s team, coached by Mr. Harold Tozier, had Jim Riley, captain, and Dave Lewis at the guard positions, Dick Wennerberg at center, and Paul Richardson and Steve Whelan playing forwards . Providing a blistering supporting bench were John Knight, Billy Gaither, Jon Steimen, Wally Wells, Phil Riley, Lenny Svetin, Joe Langis, David Ben- son, and Ken MacGill. I 71 Ice Hockey 1965 1964 saw another Masconomet First in the form of a hockey team. Considering their inexperience as a team, they responded remarkably well by compiling a record of eleven wins, one loss, and three ties in the newly formed Merrimack Valley Conference. The icemen, getting off to a fast start, were never slowed and finished first. Coached by Mr. Gerald Plumley. the Chieftains, under the leadership of co-captains Bill Kulczak and Ray Mahoney, dominated their league. High scorer for the team was Ray Mahoney. Closely following him was Mike Taft, who in one game scored four goals. Throughout the season, the team displayed a highly competitive spirit and earned a berth in the Eastern Massa- chusetts Hockey Tourney. 72 Although the girls ' basketball team did not fare so well as the boys ' team this year, they really enjoyed playing. They did not win every game; however, the team ' s spirit, if not scores, were on a high level all year long. They compiled a record of four wins, seven losses, and one tie. Competing on the varsity team were Nancy Unger, Janet Greenler, Leslie Nangle, Anne Tirrell, and Bonnie Andrew as forwards. Sue Bick- ford, Sherry Webber, Sharon Littlefield, Holly Giannino, and Leigh Dresser played at the guard positions. The junior varsity team achieved a more successful record. They won eight games while dropping only three. Members of this riproaring team were Marjori Masland, Sharon Curtis, Tina and Sue Frizzell, Gay Mann, Margaret Frizzell, Charlene Peters, Barbara Unger, Nancy Clark, Karen Hamilton, Laurel Giannino, Cindy Dotson, and. Rose LaRocca. The man- agers of these two outstanding teams were Janet Poor and Dianne Waters; the coach, Miss Clark. 75 GYMNASTS A. Taylor co-captain W. Dunphy co -captain S. Hawkins J. Smith D. King G. Benson W. Work C. Carlson W. Bixby J. Moore R. Wilcox G. Banus D. Phalen M. Vogt R. Feher W. Carlson S. Moore M. Hughes R. Hayden B. Tarbert, Manager The Masconomet Gymnasts, in only their year of Varsity competition, blos- somed into a powerhouse team this year. Undefeated in nine dual meets, the Chief- tains also won an invitational meet held at Masconomet Regional High School. Coached by Richard Bove and led by co- captains Warren Dunphy and Alan Taylor, the team achieved its first perfect season Greg Benson, number one man on the side horse, also went through the season undefeated. Congratulations for an ex- cellent season. 77 I W BE 5 1ART LIKE nt AMD Buy y ow y EAR BOOK NOW! ■ • ‘fi M . ’ fj i 78 79 LAURA SUE AKELEY Ake I almost Know ... Singing, Tennis, Piano, Guitar. Ambition: U.N.H. Singers (1, 2, 3, 4); Operatta (1, 2,3,4); Tennis (1, 2,3,4). JANE ALLEN Art; books; boys. Ambition: Go to college some- day . Biology Club (2,3,4); Basketball (2, 3); Manager Softball (2) Manager; Field Hockey (4); MiToBo (4); German Club (2, 3,4); F.T.A. (1); G.A.A. (2, 3,4); Dramatics Club (2). i BONNIE FIFIELD ANDREW Bonnie Sports, Knitting . Ambition: Travel-Stewardress; Secretary . Masconomet Singers (1,2); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1,2, 3,4); Softball (1); Field Hockey (2,3); Tennis (2, 3,4); Leaders Club (3,4); Dance Com- mittee (1,2, 3,4); Class Seer e- tary (3,4); Senior Frolics (4); Monitors (3,4); G.A.A. (2,3,4); Masconomet Scholar (1,2). BRUCE APRIL Yipes, stripes! Boss Playing the guitar, baseball . Ambition: Go to college and stay single . Baseball (4); Math Club (4); Monitor; Senior Frolics; Basket- ball (1,2); German Club (2). HAROLD BARNUM Harry Hello! Are you ing me ! I don ' t wanna ... I couldn ' t Barnyard Brawls; That after school cigarette, Guitar. Ambitions: To bar all pierced ears. Track (1,2, 3,4); Huckleberry Club (4); Dance Committee; Basketball (1,2); Student Coun- cil (2,3). JANE ANDREW Jane Sure ! Do I really have a New York accent? Canoeing in Canada, Skiing, sewing, cooking, knitting; Per- fection of all such womanly arts. Ambition: To go to the Sor- bonne in Paris to study French- men that is. Student Council (1); Debate Team (1,4); National Junior Honor Society (1,2); Basketball Intramurals (1,3); Costume Mistress (1); Dramatics Club (1, 2,3); Sec. Treas. (3). WALTER BARBER Walt I ' m gonna dog it! Track, sports, cars, politics. Ambition: Automobile dealer, German Club (2, 3); Cross- Country ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Co-Captain (2, 3,4); Track (1, 2, 3,4) Co- Captain); Homeroom repre- sentative (2,4); Dance Committee (3); Senior Frolics (4). ROYAL BARROWS Brad Ga Working on my roadster, Girls. Ambitions: Go to Bay State; Go to California . Biology Club (2); Corpus Scripto (4); A.V.L. (2). 82 CAMERA SHY JAMES BASTABLE PAUL BELKUS Buck This town ' s dead. Cops, music . Ambition: Stay out of trouble. RONALD BISHOP FREDERICK BLACKWELL Rick Come on ! Guns, fishing and swimming . Ambition: To earn enough money to lead a prosperous life . Basketball and Track. CHRISTY BEGIN Cris Censored Athletics; art work. Ambition: To have a sheep ranch in New Zealand. Spanish Club (2,3); Field Hoc- key (1,2, 3, 4, co-captain); Basketball (1); G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4); Class Treasurer (1); Class Vice-President (3,4); Ski Club (2, 3); Kaleidoscope, Co-Art Editor; Yearbook, Art Editor; Dance committee (1,2, 3, 4); Student Government Day (4) . SUSANN WOODWARD BICKFORD 04980 Bick Figs; foreign; frustrations; Y ' s. Ambition: Cosmopolitan. Bix ' s Baby sister; Leaders ' Club (2,3 Pres. 4 Pres.); G.A.A. (1, 2 Sec . -Treas. , 3V-Pres., 4); Field Hockey ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1,2, 3, 4); Softball (1, 2); Tennis (3,4); Exchange Board (2,3,4); Kaleidoscope (4); Mitobo (4); Senior Frolics; Sales, Sales, Sales; MRHS veteran. THOMAS BLACK BARBARA BLAISDELL Barb Dancing, sewing, knitting, cooking . Ambition: Teaching (deaf or blind) Elementary School level. Spanish Club (1); National Honor Society; National Junior Society; Singers (4) . 83 BEVERLY ANN BLAISDELL Beve That ' s Great! Oh, my I can ' t! Life is too long. Piano; writing; dancing; coin collecting; bowling; crocheting. Ambitions: To attend Salem State College; obtain a Bachelor of Arts Degree; and to go into a writing and or secretarial career . Junior and Senior National Honor society; Exchange Editor of Masconomet Regional Re- view (3) . PRISCILLA BLAISDELL DAVE) BREED Dave Smiley You ' re out of your tree ! Swimming, sailing, antique cars, tropical fish. Ambition: To earn a million by being either a dentist, marine biologist or a cowboy. Student Exchange Board (4); Track (1,4); Basketball (3); Biology Club (4); Spanish Club (2), Sailing Club (4). KENNETH BRITNER Britt Send money Hunting, fishing, conservation. Ambition: Armed Forces and Travel. LUCINDA L . BROOKS Cindy I don ' t understand! Brooks not Griggs! With friends like that who needs enemies . All water sports, knitting, sew- ing, music, skating, and talk- ing. Ambition: Secretary. Band ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (3); Drama Club (2) manager; North- east Regional District (3); Northeast Music Festival (1,3). MARYALICE BROWN MAB Hihowareya? No kidding. Ibby MJ. Advanced snow plow type skiing; shoveling out my room . Ambitions: To install a monorail system to Cohasset; to get organized . Modern Dance (1, 2); Latin Club (1,2); Monitor (3,4); Home- room representative (2,4); Biol- ogy Club (2, secretary); Masconomet Singer (3,4); Operetta (2); Photography Club (4); Drama Club (2,3,4); Rab- ble Rouser (3); Senior Frolics; Mitobo (4); Student Exchange Board (3,4 Sec.); Football, basketball G track team spec- tator (1, 2, 3, 4) . SANDRA BROWN Sandy But, why? Dancing, art, boys, drafting. Ambition: Architect, designer. Art service (1); Modern Dance (2.4) ; Latin Club (3); Drama J OHN BURKE Club (1,2,4); Dance Committee (3.4) ; Mitobo (4); Kaleidoscope (3). 84 MASON GAY WALLESTER CARLSON Buddha Bless Ya ! Where ' s my pink blanket? TO THE WOODS ... by Robert Frost. My Dote and my Chas; Andover weekends; Watkins Glen and the Grand Prix. Ambition: Quit the couch. Corpus Scrip ta (3, 4), President; Cheerleaders (1); Dramatic Club (1,2); Ski Club (3,4); Regional Review (3); Dance Committee (1,2, 3, 4); Modern dance (1); Fall Festival (2); Spanish Club (1); Kaleidoscope (2); Class Secretary (1); Senior Frolics . THOMAS CARLTON Tim O Beans (euphemism to render this statement printable) I don ' t know how to do that. Music, Sally, vacations. Hairy Rambler? Band (1,2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Singers (1, 2, 4); Thespian Society (2,3,4) Pres. Monitors; Operettas . JOHN CORY Flash Foxxy Hey Popcorn! All sports exp. Lacrosse Ambition: College, R.O.T.C., Travel . Student Exchange Board (4) V.P. Student Council (4) Sergeant-at-arms; Gymnastics (2,3); Wrestling (1); Cross- Country (4); Executive Board (4); National Honor Society (4); Latin Club (2) Pres.; Harvard Model U.N. (3) Mitobo; Moni- tor (4); Kaleidscope (4); American Legion Oratorical Contest (3). ELAINE COMACK Painting, Riding, Skiing. Ambition: To join the Peace Corp. Singers, Student Exchange Board, Biology Club, Ski Club. 85 MARTHA CAS TO Tobias. . . . Because My cuddlebug! Jan. 17, 1964 Little Brothers Hobbies Rook Ambition: Saving J. D. Dead Tree; travel; Science Fair (1); Receptionists (2,4); Drama Club (2, 3,4); Modern Dance (2); Library Aids (2); Business Club (2); Office Aid (3); Senior Frolics (4); Senior Reception (4); Yearbook (4); Singers (3,4); Folk Club (4); Operetta (2,4); Thespian So- ciety (4); Costume Mistress (2, 3,4); Class Will (4). STEPHEN H. CHEW Cho ' Cho Mose Beaucoup Much and ' Minga ' Sports, and finer things in life, girls and more girls. Ambition: to go to college and stay . Monitors (2, 3,4); Visual Aids (1); Football (1,2, 3,4); Basket- ball J.V. (1); Baseball (1,2,3, 4); Hockey (4); Fall Festival (2, 3); Yearbook subs (3). DAN CROCCO Dan Weight-lifting. Ambition: State Police . One picture is worth a thousand words. P.S . We don ' t mean ' Charlie . ' Bill: Do they or don’t they? JONATHAN CROSS Jona Never on a Sunday Folk music; motorcycles; hoc- key; people . Ambition: Indian German Club; Math Team. PAUL DANE Paul Man look at those legs Water skiing and Leg watching. Ambitions: A new car and A Bachelor Pad . A.V.A. (1,2,3). TIMOTHY DAVIS Tim T. D. For G-- sakes Beautiful Sailing, swimming, motorbikes. Ambition: To go back to the South Pacific. Sailing Club; Home Room Representative; Victory Dance Committee Chair.; Biology Club; Art Appreciation Club. PRISCILLA CURTIS Pris Curtis Don ' t worry about it! Guitar, Folk music, Literature. Ambition: To meet Bob Dulan; To design the Perfect note- book. MITOBO Editor (4); Student Council (1,4); Student Ex- change Board (3)] Dance Com- mittee (3); Operetta (2); Frolics (4); International Affairs (3,4); Singers (1,2,3, 4); Library Aide (4); Play (1, 2, 3); Latin Club (2); Science Fair (3); Kaleido- scope (4); Powder Puff Foot- ball (3,4). LINDA DAVIS Bleach I don ' t understand Where ' s — ? Animals, MOSTLY MALES, Sailing . Ambitions: To get Married; To live in a town with more than cows and Indians. Latin Club (2); Mitobo Staff (4); Spanish Club (4); Dance Committee (2,3,4); Fall Festival (2); Modern Dance (1); Receptionist (4); Pep Club (4); Powder puff Football (3). EDWARD DECOSTA Atlas Yanks win it. Baseball, basketball, football. Ambition: Manager training . Library Aide . 86 Bj- i ■V I JOSEPH DENNO Joe Hi, there! Seriously ! Sports, work, F.W.F.D. Ambition: To be smarter than everyone most of the time . Baseball (2,3,4); Decorations Committee, Victory Dance 1964; President of F.W.F.D. MARTHA DOUGLASS Martha Don ' t get Wise . Jan. 17, 1964 Little Brothers. Skiing, skating. Ambition: Attending 2 year Business School or Junior Col- lege and becoming a Medical Secretary Softball (2); Library Aids (2, 3); Costume Committee (4); Publicity Committee for Prom (3); Mitobo (Typing Chairman); Office Aide (2); Publicity Committee for Alumni Recep- tion. ARTHUR F. DONOVAN Artie I led three lives. Hunting, people, chess. Ambition: Air Force Archery; Cross-Country. JACQUELYN DOWLING Jackie It’s so FRUSTRATING! Bowling, reading . Ambition: To obtain an educa- tion and to travel Drama Club (2); Debate Club (2.4) ; Nation Forensic League (2.3.4) ; Dance Comm. (2,3, 4); Future Nurses Club (4); Mitobo . WARREN DUNPHY DONALD R. ELDRIDGE Don Those are the breaks. You can’t win them all. Woodworking and carpentry. Ambition: Ind. Art Teacher Dance Committee (3,4); Li- brary Aide (4); State Ind. Arts Fair (4); Senior Frolics. CHARLES EARLE Charlie Not too lucky . Singers (4); Cross-Country (3, 4); Track (3,4); Senior Frolics. CHARLES ELMENDORF Chip C ' est la vie Skiing, Coin collecting. Ambition: To become a good citizen with a job that interests me . Math Team (2, 3, 4); National Honor Society (3,4); Baseball; Mitobo; Monitor. 87 fm JAY ENGLISH King Ubengowa! Colt 45 Zap . . . Zonk Skiing; Surfing . German Club (2, 3); Biology Club ( 1 ); Track ( 1, 2, 3 , 4); Cross- Country (4); Monitors; Newspapers (3) ; Kaleidoscope (4); Yearbook (4) ; Ski Club (3,4); Masconomet Singers (1,3,4); Dance Com- mittee (3,4); Senior Frolics (4). PAMELA FELIX Penny Felix the Cat Don ' t call me Pam! Baby Sister — BAHI Boys, dances, Danvers Ambition: to get out of school Dance Committee (2,4). BIRGIT EMDE Birgit Toll Swimming and art. Ambition: Come back to the U .S . and visit everybody again. Ski Club; Student Exchange Board . SUSAN EMERSON Sue Gee Whiz! Where ' s Jeanne ? Modeling and clothing Ambitions: GO to WORK! Secretarial Field, Glee Club (1); Masconomet Singers (2); Operetta (2); Business Club (4); Senior Frolics (4) . SALLY FAIRBANKS Sal Wo-o-oopeyding . . . Yeh for our side ! Skiing; French Horn; Football (girl ' s of course); Sewing lots of clothes and knitting lots of sweaters, and reading lots of books. Ambition: College (Mount Holyoke, I hope) Band (1,2, 2,4); Orchestra (1,2, 3,4); Singers (1,4); Debating Team (2, 3); Powder Puff Foot- ball (3,4); Northeast District (4); Student Council (3); Girls ' state (3); National Honor So- ciety (3,4); Science Fair (2,3); Latin Club (2); Senior Frolics (4); Dance Committee (1,2,3, 4); Operetta (2); Badminton Tournament (2). DANIEL FIELD HOUSE Moose Don ' t buck the orginzation Stamps; Carol; Hampton Beach; (Bst . ) Ambitions: Military Commission Photography (4 Vice Pres.); Stage Crew (2, 3, 4); A.V.A. (1); Thespians (3,4); Sailing Club (4); Announcers (4); Biology Club ( 2 ). MARY FITZPATRICK Got any good ideas? Oh Well, What can ya do! Anything animal -ly Ambitions: To teach Elementary School Latin Club (3); Future Nurses (3) ; Biology Club (2); Singers (4) . Y. ► 88 CHARLES FORD T— . JEANNE GABORIAULT WILLIAM GAITHER Bill Senior Class President; Dance committee (2,3,4); Monitor (4); Ski Club (3); Student Coun- cil (2,3); Jr. Prom Chairman (3); Basketball (1,2, 3,4); Track (1,2, 3,4); Cross -Country ( 1, 2, 3,4); Gymnastics (1); Singers (1); United Nations Day Assem- bly Chairman (3). SCOTT FORGIONE Forg I ' ll never tell ! Ambition: Government Ranger. Future Teachers Club; Cross- Country Team; Track. MARGARET ADAIR FRIZZELL Meg C ' est la guerre . Instrumental music, sewing, skiing, tennis, collecting marbles . Ambition: First chair in a symphony orchestra. Singers; Band; Orchestra; Tennis; Monitors; Basketball . DAVID GANGI Tub And further more ... Sports, politics. Ambition: College, Lawyer. Football (1,2, 3,4); Track (1,2, 3,4); Lunch Room Rabble Rousers (1, 2, 3,4); Group Therapy (1); Harvard Radcliff Model U.N. (2,3,4). BARBARA GAUTHIER Barb Gauth Ambition: To become a teacher. Leaders Club (3,4); Softball (2, 3,4); Cheerleader (2,3,4); Moni- tor (4); Mitobo (4); Dance Com- mittee (2, 3,4). BETSEY GAGE Bets Hey, Sue ! Guess what ! This ought to be jolly! My doughty hero ! . . . Cheer- ing sweater and poncho . . . Agatha and Clyde . . . Lobster - ing. Ambition: Play professional foot- ball. Cheerleading (2,3,4); Mascono- met Singers (1,2, 3,4); Student Council (1); Homeroom Repre- sentative (4) Operetta (2,4); Modern Dance; Ski Club (3,4); Monitors (3,4) Sec.; Chairman Jr. Prom; Drama Club (1,2); Science Fair (2,3); Pep Squad (3); Powder Puff Team (3,4); Masconomet Scholar (1,2, 3,4); Senior Frolics; G.A.A. (3,4). KATHRYN GALEUCIA Kath Galeush Ducky! OH Christmas! Sports, knitting, reading, swimming, skiing. Ambition: to be a Registered Nurse . Drama Club (1); Spanish Club (1,2, 3, 4); Modern Dance (1,2); Pep squad (3); Ski Club (3); Mitobo (4); Dance Committee (2,3,4); Receptionist (4); Office Aide (4); Faculty Secretary (2); Powder Puff Football (3). 89 HOLLY GIANNINO Holly Guess Sailing, skiing, music, travel Ambition: To travel . Basketball (1,3); Field Hockey (1.2) ; G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4); Ger- man Club (2,3,4 V.P. ); Band (1,2, 3, 4); Orchestra (4); Singers (2.3) ; Dance Comm. (4); Masconomet Scholar. DONALD GRAHAM Don Reading, Sports, Swimming. Ambition: Oceanographer . Biology Club; Track; Chess Club; Latin Club . JANET RITA GREENLER Greenie Right Sports, Stamps, Good times. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher . Field Hockey (1, 2,3,4); Basket- ball (1, 2,3,4); Softball (1,2, 3, 4); Leaders Club (2, 3, 4); G.A.A (1,2, 3, 4); Track (1,2, 3,4); Powder Puff Football (4); Senior Frolics; Gym Demonstration (2, 4); Science Fair (1). DAVID LEE HALL Dave When is this fish fry over Lollypop sucker Skiing, golf, swimming . Ambition: Teach in High School. Drama Club (2,3,4); Oratorical Contest (2); Council Rep (2); Chorus (3); U.N. Assembly; Senior Frolics; Singers ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Tennis (2,4); Northeast District; Thespian Society (3,4); School Play ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Operetta (3,4). CYNTHIA GRIGGS Griggsie Mata Hari Beaucoup chuckles Huther gy ! f Cheering, drawing, parties, skiing . Ambition: To become a pro- fessional musician and College. Band (1, 2, 3,4); Singers (1, 2, 4); Cheerleading (1,2, 3,4); Powder Puff Football (3,4); Group therapy I (3); Senior Frolics (4); Math Team (3); Folk Music Club (4); Drama Club (1,2, 3, 4); Thespians (3, 4); Senior Week (4); Prom Com- mittee (3); G.A.A. (2,3,4); Biology Club (1); Art Club (1, 2); Girls ' track (2,3); Northeast District (4); Masconomet Scholar (1) . ELEANOR K. E. HARRIS Eleanor Harrendous ! Just a wee bit Guitar, U.S. Air Force, SUMMERHILL Ambition: Study Medicine . Student Exchange Board (3,4); Field Hockey (1, 2); National Honor Society (3,4); Announcers Contest (3,4); Creative Dance (2,3,4 Sec.); Latin Club (2). STEPHEN G . HAWKINS Steve That was Classic Book -buying, all sports, idle- ness. Ambition: An extremely enjoy- able life . Help Save Big Mamie Fund; Monitors; Student Council Rep.; Student Council V.P. (4); Harvard -Radcliffe Model U.N.; Gymnastics (1,2, 3,4); Dance Committees (1,4). JONATHAN P . HEBERT Jon Hebe I ' m going to have a Cherry Volvo . . . Yet ! Hey Rick, can I borrow a quarter? Wanna Bet? Machinery, Money. Ambition: Machine Tool Sales- man. 90 JOANNE S . HOLMAN Joey You boob Skiing, swimming, tennis, Girl Scouts, 4-H (past), travel. Ambitions: To be an interpreter or translator of Spanish at U.N. or as a secretary. To join the Peace Corp and help Latin American People . Spanish Club (1,2, 3,4); Student Ex. Board (2,3,4); Ski Club (3); Singers (2, 3, 4); Operetta (1,2, 3,4); Dance Comm.; Library Aide (1, 2); Folk Singers (4). ELLEN DAVIS INCH Ei Where ' s Suzi? The post office. No matter WHAT, you ' re fun. Hamilton Swimming, sailing, skiing, horseback, riding Ambition: To make someone happy. Library Aide (1,2, 3); Student Exchange Board (3); Ski Club (2,3,4); Business Club (1,2); Receptionist ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Dance Comm. (2,3); Office Aide (4); Costume Comm. (4); Singers ( 4 ). JOHN KENNETH INGALLS Jake Jingle No Sabe Swimming, Music, Biology, Bowling . Ambition: Medical Career . Biology Club (4); Spanish Club (1, 2, 3, ); Band (2, 3, 4); Science Fair (1, 2,3). SUSAN JOHNS Sooty Yes, but ... Music, Science Ambition: To be a Marine Biologist . Orchestra ( 1, 2, 3, 4); Chorus (2,4); Science Fair (1,2, 3,4); Math Team (2,4); Drama Club (1,2, 3, 4: Thespians (3, 4); Inter- pretive Reading (3,4); N.E. District (4); Student Exchange Board (3,4); Homeroom Repre- sentative (4); Senior Frolics (4); Debating Team (4). RONALD HOPPING Ron He ' s a few bricks shy! You ' re off your trolley. Camping, ax-throwing, hiking, photography, coin collecting. Ambition: To tour the U .S . on a Motorcycle . Thespians, Photography Club, Stage Crew, Announcers Club, Operetta, Drama Club, Track, Orchestra, Singers. ALFRED JAMES JONES Al What? Electrician, Photography. Ambition: Technological School, Electrical Engineer . Announcer ' s Club (2,3,4); Sci- ence Club (3); Stage Crew (2, 3,4); Photography Club (4); Mitobo Staff (4); Visual Aids (3,4). JUDY JUDSON Judson Red hair Ambition: Lawyer. German Club (2, 3); Singers (2, 3); Masconomet Scholar (2); French Club Vice -Pres. (3). CHARLES A . KANE Charlie Oh! No! Skating, Auto design, Blue eyed blonds with good personality Ambition: Engineering Prom Committee; Dance Commit- tee (1,2, 3, 4); Group Therapy I; Hockey (4); Student Council Rep. (1,2,4); Biology Club; Mitobo Staff; Track 4; Senior Frolics. Camera Shy 91 LINDA KIMBALL Kim Right! ! ! Linda. Homework? We had homework? Kim not Kimball. Of course I flunked! Photography, Water skiing, Tennis, Swimming . Ambition: College, Medical Sec- retary, Travel. Tennis (2,3,4); French Club (3, 4); Sailing Club (3); Ski Club (2, 3,4); Pep Squad (3,4); Modern Dance (2,3,4); Biol- ogy Club (2); Future Teachers Club (3); Dance Committee (1, 2,3,4); Senior Frolics (4); C . A. A. (3,4). Hmmmm . . . All we have to do now, is fix the fromasadoid . JOHN KNIGHT Silent Hobbies: Common Ambition: Get through rich . Baseball; Basketball; Ski Club; Senior Frolics; Mitobo. BILL KULCZAK Bill Bound to be! Fantastic Coins, Sleeping, Skating, Hockey. Ambition: Engineering, and to get rich and enjoy it as much as possible . German Club (1, 2); Biology Club (2); Phys. Science Club (1); Science Fair (1); Baseball (1,2, 3,4); Football (2,3); Hockey (4); Ski Club (3,4). DONNA LAPLANTE Don Love that Math Class Horseback riding, math, boys, math, and math. Ambition: To be a teacher of Math . Leaders Club (2,4); Math Team (1,4); G.A.A. (3,4); Tennis (3) . DAVID KOUSKY Sandy Bleach , Holy Mackerel Shoot Hobbies: Hunting. Ambition: Wildlife manage- ment; game warden. Singers; Biology Club. ROSE MARIE LAROCCA Rosie; Rosa Not too funny What a riot I ' ll never tell Sports, camping, Good times. Ambition: To be a physical education teacher. Field Hockey (1, 2, 3,4); Bas- ketball (3,4); Softball (2,3, 4); G.A.A. (1,2, 3, 4); Latin Club (2); German Club (3,4); Leaders Club (4); Powder Puff (3,4); Drama Club (2); Senior Frolics; Track (1, 2, 3); Prom Committee Intramurals (1,2, 3). THOMAS LARSON Tom Bunny Seriously, now ! Girls, skiing, surfing, and skin diving . Ambition: To make the most of life . Track (2, 3,4); Ski Club; Mitobo; Biology Club; Ger- man Club; Physical Science Club . 92 aarr . 0 PETER LAVIGUER SUZANNE LEBLANC Sue Yea, but Music, touch football; and graduation. Band (1,2,3); Sec. (4); Orchestra (1,2, 3,4); French Club Sec. (3); Field Hockey (2); Pep Band (2); Northeast Music Festival (1, 2, 3, ); New England Solo and Ensemble Music Festival ( 4 ). MARGUERITE LEVESQUE Meg Where did my absent ' T 1 slip go? ' Horses and horseback riding. Ambition: To go to art school. SUE LITTLE Sue Really Skiing, waterskiing, Candy striping . Ambitions: Stewardess Receptionist(l, 2, 3, 4); Business Club (1, 2); Library Aid (4); Office Aide (4); Masconomet singers (4); Ski Club (2, 3, 4); Latin Club . RICHARD LEBEL Dickie Swinging Go jump in a Lake You Lie Sports, business. Ambition: To go into either the data processing or accounting field . Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Manager; Foot- ball (1,2, 3,4) Manager; Gym- nastics (3) Manager; Hockey (4) Manager; Mitobo; Senior Frolics (4); Fall Festival (2); Dance Com- mittee (1,2, 3, 4); Masconomet Scholar (3) . THERESA LEBLANC Terri Painting, horses, music. Ambition: To go on to business school . Archery Club. Dance Committee; Graduation Program . ROBERT LEWIS Bob Cars, Sports. Ambition: Be an Automotive teacher. SHARON LITTLEFIELD L ' l ' -Bee Sports, and one special person. Ambitions: To be a physical education teacher and have fun! ! ! Basketball (1, 2,3,4); Softball (1,2,4); Tennis (3); G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Pep Squad (3,4); Modern Dance (1, 2, 3); Class Treasurer (3,4); Sand Box (1, 2,3,4). 93 GARY WILLIAM LYNCH Pudley O, come now? Sports, stamp collecting, Friday night poker games. Ambitions: College Biology. Football (1.2, 3,4); Baseball (1, 2,3 capt., 4); Basketball (1,2); Group Therapy ( 1 ) . CRAIG H. MacDONALD Function. Sailing, girls, playing the tympani, model boat building, girls. Ambitions: Enter U. of Vermont or U . of Rhode Island majoring in secondary education in Sci- ence . Then enroll in graduate school to obtain degrees in zoo- logy an i finally work in the field of Oceanography. Student Exchange Board (4); Band; Orchestra; Singers (1, 2,4); Sailing (1,2 pres., 4 Vice -Pres.); Tennis (1,4); Science Fair ( 1) . DAVID LITWIN Lit Almost Forget it. Horses, guns, work, skiing . Ambition: To make money, to go to Salem State. Football (1). GRACE LONDON Gracie It ' s groovey ! Reading, skating Ambition: secretary Writer Art Appreciation Club (4). GEOFFREY LYNGE CHARLES VICTOR MacNULTY Charlie Pooped to grace ! It could be worse, but it could be better. Girls, cars, money, hockey, girls, money, skiing, hockey, girls, money . Ambition: Peace Corps. Track (3,4); Cross-Country (1, 2, 3, 4); Hockey (4); Ski Club (3,4); Prom Set Up (3); Latin Club (2); Biology Club (2); Art Service Club (4). RAYMOND MAHONEY Ray, Teeth Mic Shoulder . Yaahe ! Hockey, tag football, amateur sign swiper . Ambitions: Olympic hockey player, own the Frost Arena, sell the school to Martin Cerel. Track (1,2,3, 4); Football (1, 2); Hockey (4). JEANNE MARTIN Uh-Have you seen anybody special? Where ' s Nancy? Central. 4th period stroll. 94 A SUSAN MATTHEWS Sam Hey, Bets, quess what ! Do you know what happened? Oh, everything is just so great . Moo . . ., ' 56 Special, Play- ing ( ?) football . Ambition: To go on an African Safari . Monitor (3,4); Pep Squad (3, 4 sec.); Dance Committee (1, 2,3,4); Dramatics Club (2); Modern Dance (2,3,4); An- nouncer (3,4); Mitobo (4); Senior Frolics (4); Homeroom Representative (2,4); Festival ( 2 ). EARL McCOUBREY Early That ' s your problem. Ambition: Get an A in Mr. Barry ' s class. Science Club (1, 2); Radio Club (3); Science Fair (1, 2,3,4); Band (2, 3, 4); Singers (2, 4); Politicians Club (4); Sailing Club (3); Orchestra (3); Student Council (4); Announcers (3,4). JUDITH McBRIDE Judy You better believe it! Riding, swimming, skiing. Ambition: Teaching. Modern Dance (1,2, 3,4); Ger- man Club (2, 3, 4 ores . ); Senior Frolics (4); Drama Club (2,3, 4); Mitobo (4); Dance Com- mittee (1, 2, 3,4). MARY JO McGREGOR Maj I.B.B.Y. Mab. C.-- Listen Mr. Vaughn, don ' t call me honey ! Ringing Fire Alarms, blowing up chem labs. Ambition: To invent a morning- after -pajama -party -pep pill. Group Therapy 1; German Club (2,3,4 sec.); Leaders ' Club (3,4); G.A.A. (2,3,4); Softball (1,2); Tennis (3,4); Operetta (1,2, 3, 4); Singers (3,4); Drama Club (1, 2, 3,4); Thespians (4); Swectoanfi Chairman (2); Frosh Day; Prom Committee (3); Mitobo (4); Ad Party Chairman (4); Photography Club (4); Li- brary Aides (1,2); Announcers (3,4); Football (3,4); Dance Committees ( 1 , 2, 3,4). ■■ MARJORIE MASLAN D Marj I ' m bound to know that! ! Ambitions: R.N. andB.S. degrees; and a position in the hospital in Korea run by World Vision. Modern Dance (3,4); Home- room representative (4); Girls ' Football (3,4); Girls ' Basketball (3.4) ; Girls ' Tennis Team (3, 4); Senior Frolics (4); Ski Club (3.4) . LINDA JEAN McLEAN Lynn Love them ' Swedes ' . Where ' s Barb and Gail? That familiar old Route ! Snow and Water Skiing Ambition: Foreign Languages Latin Club (2, 3); German Club ( 2 ). MARY C . MARTIN Kate Whoppee Ding! Oh Francois It Knitting, skating, Dickie. Ambition: Homemaking Teacher. Majorettes (3,4); Regional Re- view (3); Drama Club (1,2); Modern Dance (2); Ski Club (3); French Club (4); Prom Com- mittee (3); Dance Committee ( 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ). BARBARA JEAN McKENNEY Barb Love them ' Swedes ' . Where ' s Gail and Linda? Softball, watching Ron play hockey. Ambition: Nursing. Library Aid; Singers. t 95 SCOTT MERCER Scott Boston library . Colt .45 Hey, thing! Sebago -- Long Lake Do I have to run it? Homeroom signout. Skiing, water skiing, running, athletics. Ambition: To decide on a future and succeed. Cross-Country (2,3,4); Track Team (2,3,4); Indoor Track (4); Ski Club (3,4); Homeroom Representative (4); Dance Com- mittee (2,3,4); Prom Set-up (3); Senior Activities (4). RICHARD ALAN MITCHELL Rick More or less. Skiing, photography, math. Ambition: Engineering or Applied Physics. Physical Science Club (1); Math Team (2,3,4); Dance Commit- tee (2,3,4); National Honor So- ciety (3,4); Prom Committee (3); Group Therapy I. BERNICE MONROE Bunny Oh yeah ! Sewing, cooking, stock car races. Ambition: Hair dressing or nursing. Junior High Store . JOAN MUSHRUSH I ' ll never speak to you again. Skiing, boating, sewing, read- ing, knitting. Ambitions: To obtain a degree in Elementary Education with minor in psychology. Band, Class Committees. HENRY MICHALSKI Mike You really know how to hurt a guy. Swimming, hunting. Ambition: Fireman. Senior Frolics; Group Therapy I; Singers. JANICE MOLIN Don ' t be such a hypocrite. How, Gosh. Hother gi ! Ski weekend, drive -in-parties, the red bomb. Ambitions: To have a villa on the Riviera with my own male harem ! To get to Europe . Ski Club (3,4); Modern Dance (1,2, 3,4); Operetta (3); Dance Committee (1,2, 3,4); Field Hockey (3); Pep Squad (3); Senior Frolics (4); Homeroom Representative (3,4); Corpus Scripto (4). JEFFREY MONROY Jeff Forget it. Sure I will. Tropical fish, people, water skiing. Ambitions: Psychology, law, President (yeah ! ) . Science Fair (3,4); Football (1); Baseball (3,4); Mitobo (4); Frolics (4); Biology Club (4); Track Manager (1); Dance Committee (3,4). JAMES HARRY NANGLE Jim Well? The little pink fink. Money, hot rode, money, woodies, money, girls, money, bikes . Ambitions: Businessman, artist, automobile specialist. Track (1,2,3); Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4); Gun and Rifle Club (4) . 96 BEVERLY ANN NICKERSON Bev Some people. What a panic. Boys, Library work. Ambitions: To get a Master ' s Degree and go into social work. Travel abroad . National Honor Society (3,4); Spanish Club (1, 2, 3, 4); An- nouncers Club (4); Play (2,4); Operetta (2); Costume Com- mittee (2,3,4); Pep Squad (3, 4); Library Aid (1,4). NANCY OLDREIVE Nancy Be good. Riding, skiing, water skiing, swimming . Ambitions: Colby Junior College, then executive secretary. Majorettes (3,4); Spanish Club (3,4); French Club (1); Ski Club (3,4); Mitobo (4); Dance Committee (1,2, 3,4); Senior Frolics (4); Powder puff Football Game (3,4); Masconomet Scholar. PETER ODELL Pete Sports, especially Football and Hockey. Ambitions: Going to college after high school and maybe becoming some kind of an athletic coach. Football (1,2, 3, 4 co-captain); Track (3,4); Hockey (4); Mitobo (4); Varsity Club (3,4). KEVIN O ' MEARA KATHLEEN O ' REGAN Music, writing, reading, col- lecting old books. Ambition: Playwright. Photography Club (3,4); Photog- raphy Club (3,4); Band (4); Mitobo (4). STEPHEN PAGE 97 LINDA ORTEGA Man, is he beautiful. You won ' t believe this but ... Boys, bowling, boys. Ambitions: To get out of Masconomet. Get a car of my own. Modern Dance (1,2,4); Latin Club (3); Drama Club (1,2,3, 4); Fall Festival (2); Library Aids (1, 2); Business Club (3); Receptionist (2); Regional Re- view (2); Office Aid (3); Senior Frolics (4); Home Ec. Club (4). JUDITH ANN PARKER Judy Parka Are you mentally alright? But, Mr. Gay . . .! Music, art. Ambition: Biology Teacher. Glee Club (1); Frosh Day, Co- Chairman (1); Swetoanfi Dance Committee (2); Art Service Club (2,4); Operetta (1,2); Singers (2,3,4 librarian); Band (4); Mitobo (4); Jr. Prom Decoration Committee (3); Masconomet Scholar (3); Senior Frolics (4); Biology Club (4); Future Teachers of America Club (4) . EUGENE PERRY Geno Let ' s not be so foolish. Sports, red Falcons. Football (1,2, 3,4); Basketball (2); Coach of student -faculty game; Track?; Homeroom Rep. (2,4); Ticket Comm. (2,4). LYNDA REYNOLDS Hello Joe Field hockey (1, 2, 3,4); Soft- ball; glee club; Play (2); Play committee chairman (2); Stu- dent Exchange Bd. (2,3,4); Interpretive Reading; Singers (3,4); Thespians (4); Play prompter (4). ROGER PATCH Pete Snell. Let ' s sign out of home room. Running — Ambition: To win the Olympic 1500 meter in record time . Cross-country; indoor track; outdoor track. ROBERT PATKIN Bob Stamp collecting. Ambition: Business Manager. Cross-country (3,4); Track (3); French Club (3); Hockey (4). MARGARET PICKARD Peggy Go home Marcia Roller skating, bowling, radio. Ambition: Quit Centre Grocery- licensed Practical Nurse . Office helper; Junior High School store . CARL RICH Sling it, Compared to what? Sailing, skiing . Ambition: College -for engineer- ing or physics. Baseball (1,2, 3,4); Math Team (3,4); MITOBO (4); Archaeology Club. PAUL RICHARDSON M ' pll For the love of Mike. Sports . Ambition: College . Football (1,2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3,4); Baseball (1, 2,3,4); Monitor (2,3,4); Homeroom Representative (4); Ticket Committee (2,4). ROBERT RIDDLE Bob I dunno ! Buzzy, buzzy time ! Jean and my car. Ambition: Service . School Store (4); Automotive Club (4 pres.) . JAMES RILEY Jim O.K. Sports . Basketball (1,2, 3, 4 capt.); Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Monitor (2, 3,4); Homeroom Representative (2); Dance Committee (2,4). ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Betsy You, devil, you! Piano, acting, skiing. Ambitions: First to make it to college, then to be an elemen- tary school teacher. Dramatics Club (1,2, 3, 4); Operetta (3); Singer (1, 2,3,4) accompanist; French Club (3); Pep Squad (3,4); Dance Com- mittee (1,3); Sophomore Fall; Festival (2); Frosh Day (1); Mitobo (4); Senior Frolics (4); Prom Committee (3); Senior Week (4) . RICHARD ROONEY Roon Friday night, ohhh! Gold- water, you ' re crazy. Who ' s making a run tonight? My sixth period nap. After school. Detention, where else? Some of the nicest people I know are teachers. Chug-a-lug . Hunting, photography. Ambition: Work and Forestry. A.V.A. (4); Dance Committee (2,3,4); Motobo (4); Stage Crew (3,4); Track (2,4); Paly (2,3,4); Photography Club (4). JOHN ROSS All hair. 52 Jaquar, What radar . Ambition: Raisin wrinkler . School Store; Coin Club; Sailing Club; Dance Committee; Class Prophecy. DANA ALAN ROUISSE Dana But, Mr . Paarlbert, we can ' t have a test tomorrow . Music, skiing, golf. Ambitions: Become Dentist and own an XKE. Math Team (3,4); National Honor Society (3,4); Band (1, 2,3,4); Science Fair (1,2,3); Dance Committee (3,4); Oper- etta (2); Play (2); Orchestra (3); Singers (1,2); Motobo (3,4); Biology Club (2); Physical Sci- ence Club (1); Group Therapy I; Ski Club (4); Student Ex- change Board (3,4); Mascono- met Scholar (1,2,3); Senior Frolics (4); Northeast District Band (4) . JEANNE RUBCHINUK Jean Foopy Beep O.K. Have you seen Bob? Sure . Bob, Bobby, Robert, Roller Skating, Sewing, knitting, crocheting . Ambition: Work, next year!! Business Club (2, 3,4 pres.); Creative Dance (1,2); Dance Committee (3,4); Faculty Sec- retary (3,4); Majorettes (3,4 assist, head); Masconomet Scholar (1,2, 3, 4); Mitobo, Subscription Editor (4); National Honor Society (3,4 treas.); Office Aid (2, 3,4); Receptionist (3,4); Senior Frolics (4); School Store (4); Girl ' s Football (4); World ' s Fair trip 1964. GORDEM ARTHUR RUSSELL, JR. Russ Dogs; Hunting Ambitions: to study law Physical science club; Spanish Club (1,2,3); Dance Committee (1,2); Biology Club (2). ANN PERRY SAGER Sag Hey! Guess What? My feet aren ' t that big Skiing, guitar, piano, fun, eating . Ambitions: Teacher -college first. Pep club (3,4) v.p. French Club (3) ; Singers (1,2, 3,4); Drama Club (1, 2); Folk Music Club (4) ; Operetta (2); Senior Frolics (3,4); Powder Puff (3,4); Fall Festival (2); Prom Committee (3). HENRY N . SAWYER Hal Hankie, pankie In all pro- bality What can you say except . . . ? Skiing, skin diving, motorcycles, coin collecting, eating, sleep- ing, and yeast culture Ambitions: To become wealthy and then enjoy it . German Club; Cross-Country; Track; Ski Club, A. A. JOHN SEABROOK Oh rats ! : Music, stamp collecting, anti- que books, coin collecting . Ambitions: to complete a col- lege education and perhaps to teach history. Band (2,3,4); Senior Frolics (4); Orchestra (3, -); Singers (3,4); Dramatic Productions (3,4); Latin Club (2,3); Archaelogy Club (4). STEPHANIE SEAVER Stephie Seriously now nice talk Swimming, hospital aid work, learning to ski. Ambitions: College -Nursing Program Drama Club (1,2); Majorettes; J.V. Cheerleader (sub.); Prom Committee (3,4); Powder Puff Football (3,4); Monitor (2,3, 4); Yearbook subscription comm. Senior Frolics: Modern Dance (1,2,4). WILLIAM SIBLEY Sib Billy Willy Rat! Blast it all! Hiking, Weight-lifting Ambitions: study foreign lan- guages and become an inter- perter or teacher of them. Track (1,2, 3, 4); Cross-country (1); Operetta (3); Drama Festival (3) ; School Play (4); Singers (3,4); Dance committee (4); Interpretive reading (3); Dra- matic Club (3,4); Thespians ( 4 ) . JONATHAN STEIMEN Steim How about it? Cape Cod. Ipswich -- Nancy Gert-Rude Mickey Mouse Size 14 Stamp out forest fires. Wild Women, enjoy competition, want to major in physical educa- tion in college . Ambition: Become a teacher. Junior Class President (3); Oper- etta (2); Track (1,2,3, 4); Bas- ketball (2,4); Singers (2,3); Student Council (2); Library Aide (1, 2). FOARD TARBERT Incredible. Yes, Ma’am. Don ' t forget . F.W.F.D., skiing, swimming. Ambition: To fool all the people, all the time . Football (4); Singers (4); Oper- etta, Ski Club; Vice-president of F.W.F.D . HELEN FRANCES TIERNEY ??? Fredricka Ford. Wanna take a ride to Ham-Wen Regional? I don ' t believe it! Skiing, water skiing, horseback riding . Ambition: Executive secretary, to marry the boss I Library Aides (1,2); Student Receptionist (3); Drama Club (1,2); Office Aide (1,2, 3, 4); Dance Committee (4); Fall Festival (2); Announcers Club (3); Prom Committee (3); Senior Frolics (4); Mitobo (4); Ski Club (4). 101 ANNE TIRRELL Annie Seriously. Tennis, swimming. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher . Singers (2); Orchestra (1,2,3, 4); Monitors (2,3,4); Leaders ' Club (3,4 sec.); Field Hockey (2,4); Basketball (1, 2,3,4 capt.); Tennis (2,3,4); G.A.A. (1, 2, 3, 4); Library Aids (1); Senior Frolics (4); Mitobo (4); Prom Committee (3). SUSAN J. SMITH Sue Smitty Seen Terrie? What cha ' doin ' ? Phil, creative dance, tennis, horses, boats, reading, knitting, sewing . Ambitions: Weaner Air School, Colorado, and become the most attractive airline stewardess. Creative Dance (1,2, 3, 4); Dance Committee (2,3); Receptionists (2,3,4); Homeroom representa- tive (1, 2). WILLIAM SPAKOWSKI Bill Yeah, like that. Ambition: Clandestine. Math Team. VICKI SUTHERLAND Vickson He ' s in New Hampshire! Green Irishmen and Norse Mythology . Ambition: To get my driver ' s license ! Business Club (2, 3); Modern Dance (1); Dance Committee (4); Faculty Secretary (3); Mitobo (4); Receptionist (2,3, 4); Senior Frolics (4); Glee Club ( 1 ). ALAN TAYLOR JERE FLAGG TRASK Jer Not this lad ! Skiing, golf, track, girls, hoc- key, baseball, football. Ambition: Like very much to do what I always ha ve wanted to do. (Forestry). Football (1); Baseball (1); Track (1,2, 3,4); Stage Crew; Dance Committee (3,4); Gun Rifle Club (4); Senior Frolics. CATHERINE E. TYLER Cathy Can I use the car? Swimming, skating, singing. Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. Singers (2,3,4); Operetta (2,3, 4); Northeast District Chours (3); Senior Yearbook (4); Majorettes (3,4); Masconomet Scholar (3); June Abruzese Book Award (3); Masconomet Future Nurse Club (4); Senior Frolics; Dance Committee (1,2, 3, 4); National Thespian Society (3, 4); Regional Review (3). GORDON TROUPE Lip If your brains were made out of dynamite, you wouldn ' t have enough to rattle a teaspoon of water. Hunting, fishing, arguing with Mr. Vaughn. Ambition: Major in Forestry and be happy. Football (1); Singers (2); Young Politicians Club (3); Stage Crew (4). NANCY LEE UNGER Nance You wouldn ' t believe it! Traveling, reading, sewing, knitting . Ambition: To become a physi- cal education teacher and take a girls basketball team to the Olympics ! Leaders ' Club (2,3 Sec., 4 V.P.); C.A.A. (1,V2,3,4); Student Exchange Board (4); Dance Committee (3); Student Monitor (3, 4); Masconomet Scholar (2); Library Aids (1,2); Class Treasurer (2); Basketball (1,2 co-captain, 3 co-captain, 4); Softball (2,3 co-captain). FRED VESINA You ' re a good kid, but . . . Motorcycle riding . Ambition: Start a homestead in Alaska. PAUL E . WADE Frankenstein Re-elect Barry! Trains, fire engines, stamps, flying planes. Ambition: First to get out and travel from sea to sea and land to land. To own my own busi- ness. Cross-Country (1, 2); Square Dancing Club (1); Tennis team ( 1 , 2 ). GREGORY VRETTOS Greg Pink B-tird, Really Electric guitar, cars, piano, muscles . Ambition: College and then the Air Force Academy (yuh!) Band, Singers, Mitobo (Ad- vertisement Editor); Operetta; Boys ' State, Classical Music, (Pres.); Football (1); Basketball (3); All State Chorus (1). CHERYL GIBBS WEBBER Sherry Webbie. No fooling Hustle Do you think he really likes me ? Skiing, snow water; sailing, tennis; basketball; boys; foot- ball. Ambition: College first, Medical Secretary, Airline Stewardess. Tennis (2,3 co-captain, 4); Basketball (3,4); Field Hockey (3) ; G.A.A. (2,3,4); Leaders ' Club (4); Pep Squad (Pres. 3,4); Modern Dance (1,2); Mitobo (4) ; Senior Frolics; Powder Puff Football (3,4); Fall Festival (2); Prom Committee (3); Ski Club (4). THOMAS WELCH Grouch German Club; Biology Club. STEPHEN WHELAN Steve Forget it. Basketball (1, 2, 3,4); Track (1, 2,3,4); Track (2, 3,4 co-capt . ); Monitor (3,4); Varsity Club (4). NANCY WILKINS Nance That ' s no big thing. Roller skating, boys. Ambitions: Go to North Shore Babies Hospital; Airline Hostess. School Store (3,4). WALTER PAUL WELLS Wally Cool it. Don ' t lose your head ! Sports, girls, cars (56 Chevy), loves parties. Ambitions: To own a Hot car; to go to college . Basketball (1,2, 3,4); Senior Frolics (4). CHARLOTTE FEE WHITTEMORE Chari Chow Chow Charlie Witty Null Set. You ' re ALL right. Guitar, sewing, knitting, home- work, adding up calories. Operetta (1,2, 3,4); Modern Dance (2,3,4); Library Aides (1,2); Powder puff Football (3,4); Senior Frolics (4); Kaleidoscope (3); Basketball (2); Regional Review Staff (1); Henry David Thoreau Huckle- berry Society (4); Singers (4); Dance Committees (2,3,4); Mitobo (4); Swetoanfi Day. MARCIA JOAN WISE Marty Marcie Go home Margret ! : Love those Fridays! He better show up. Look for his car. You ' ll get over it ! Art, singing, horseback riding, ice skating, roller skating, bowling, swimming. Ambition: Commercial Art School; Secretary. Glee Club (1); Singers (2,3); Operetta (2); Library Aid (1,2, 3); Senior Frolics (4); Office aid (4) . 104 VPEPlfl TIVES BEST ALL ROUND Dave Gangi Christy Begin BEST DRESSED Dave Breed Sherry Webber BEST LOOKING Bruce April PRETTIEST Bonnie Andrew MOST POPULAR Jim Riley Cindy Griggs CUTEST DIMPLES Pete O ' Dell Barb McKenny CLASS ACTOR -- ACTRESS Bill Sibley Betsy Robertson MOST TRUSTWORTHY John Cory Eleanor Harris MOST CONVINCING LIAR Joe Denno Linda Kimball CLASS ANGELS Rick Lebel Barb Gauthier MOST ARTISTIC Tim Davis Judy Parker MOST MUSICAL Tim Carlton Meg Frizzell MOST AGREEABLE Steve Whelan Charlotte Whittemore PRETTIEST LEGS Jacky Ingalls Sue Johns CLASS PLAYBOY Jon Steimen CLASS FLIRT Linda Davis CLASS CLOWNS Gene Perry Perry Sager FRIENDLIEST Gregg Vrettos Nancy Unger PRETTIEST HAIR Ron Hopping Sue Matthews CLASS ATHLETE Steve Chew Sue Bickford MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Chip Elmendorf Jane Andrew CLASS CYNICS Jay English Pris Curtis MOST CONTAGIOUS SMILE Roger Patch Kathy Tyler CLASS GENTLEMAN Craig MacDonald CLASS LADY Betsy Gage PRETTIEST EYES Jere Trask Marge Masland MOST RESPECTED Steve Hawkins Sally Fairbanks NON -CONFORMISTS Jon Cross Mason Carlson GIRLS ' BOY Foard Tarbert BOYS ' GIRL Sharon Littlefield MOST TIMID Geoff Lynge Jane Allen CLASS GENIUS Rick Mitchell Bev Blaisdell CUTEST COUPLE Gary Lynch Bonnie Andrew MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Jeff Monroy Linda Reynolds MOST SINCERE Earl McCoubrey Steph Seaver MOST GULLIBLE Warren Dunphy Janice Molin BEST PERSONALITY A1 Taylor Jean Rubchinuk Alfalfa Farm, Inc. Topsfield, Massachusetts Anchor Serum Company Topsfield, Massachusetts Anderson Oil Company -- With our warmest wishes. Arlington Trust Company Middleton Square, 774-1601 Compliments of Clean ' N Wash Center Walter E. Arthur E. Hyde -- Props. B. B. Chemical Division Middleton, Massachusetts All our best wishes go with you in the years ahead -- The D. Begins! and Deke -- Berkshire Manufactured Products, Inc. West Peabody, Mass. -- E. G. Molin Best of Luck -- Putnam Pantry Candies and Ice Cream Smorgasbord Best of Luck to all seniors -- Mrs. D. C. Fairbanks Best of Wishes to the Class of ' 65 -- Jane and Jack Johnson. Best of wishes for success -- Dawsons Homemaking Center Bixby Company -- The Real Estate People Ipswich Road, Topsfield 887-2928 Mr. Mrs. Charles Blanchard Georgetown, Massachusetts Charlie ' s Excavating -- East St., Middleton Screened Loam, Sand Gravel -- 774-5256 Centre Supermarket Topsfield Village Shopping Center Clifford T. 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Luscomb Water Pump Company No. Main Street, Middleton Compliments of Lynch ' s Central Package Store 15 West Main Street, Georgetown Michaud Bus Line Salem, Massachusetts k Mr. Mrs. E. G. Molin New England Brass Company Taunton, Massachusetts Morton Oil Company Stanley M. Bickford, Boxford, Mass. Nathan B. Tucker, Inc. 128 Park Street, Beverly, Mass. Norma Bill Carter -- Esso Products Twenty years in business Northeastern Supply Company Ipswich, Massachusetts Richardson ' s Famous Ice Cream Rte. 114, Middleton Mr. Roberts ' Beauty Salon Central Street, Middleton Rte. 114 Drive-In Middleton A. W. Sager Topsfield, Massachusetts Schuler ' s Continental Beauty Salon Topsfield, Massachusetts Stewart Prince, Inc. 84 High Street, Danvers, Mass. Sunbeam Cleansers, Inc. 91 High Street, Danvers Angelotti’s Musical Instrument Repair Angie ' s Tailor Shop, Danvers, Mass. Barbara ' s Beauty Shop, Topsfield Edward Barnett, Barnett Frabric Stores, Inc. Barrett ' s Menswear of Haverhill Beautyland, 22 Merrimac St . , Haverhill Belleau Floor Refinishing Ferry Street Motor Sales, Malden, Mass. Best Wishes from Godfrieds Best wishes from the Parkers! Best wishes Ingaldsby Farm, W. Boxford Best Wishes, Howard ' s Clothing Best wishes, Mr. Mrs. Wilfred J. Begin Bernard ' s, 173 Essex Street, Salem, Mass. Bi-Lo Discount Food Store, Danvers Plaza Boxford Public Library, Boxford, Mass. Boxford Pump Supply, Sales Service Bradford Shell Service Station, Bradford Breezy Acres Nursery Garden Center Bucci ' s Package Store, Inc., Middleton Compliments of C . A. Nelson -- Water Systems Compliments of Kelly ' s Package Store F. N. Carter, Insurance Agency C. and C. Elliott, Inc. Center Donut Shop, Georgetown Center Pharmacy, Georgetown Chub ' s Food Shop, Middleton Square Frances W. Cleary Club 114, Clams and Pizzas Colonial Flower Shop, Middleton Congratulations -- Almy ' s Danvers Plaza Compliments from a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Surfwood Central Street, Topsfield, Mass. Snyder Jewelry 6 Maple Street, Danvers, Mass. Stone House Catering Henry O. Nason, West Boxford, Mass. Best wishes to the Class of ' 65 Steve Irene Tierney Sullivan ' s Garage Rte. 1, Danvers, Massachusetts Topsfield Village Laundromat Clothes lines are for the birds. Topsfield Village Shopping Center The Tri-Town Transcript Your Local Newspaper Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vrettos Sunrise Road, Boxford, Massachus etts Weloset Kennels Boxford, 887-5760 Weston Thurston, Boston, Massachusetts Hotel and Constitutional Meat Supplies Richard G. Hopping, Carpenter -Contractor Ipswich Road, Boxford Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Beacon Maintenance Service Compliments of Center Barber Shop Compliments of Country Casuals, Georgetown Compliments of Curriers, Georgetown Compliments of E. Budnich Son Compliments of Dr. Mrs. L. A. Despres Compliments of Garden Gift Shop, Danvers Compliments of Greeke ' s Subs Compliments of Groveland Flying A Compliments of Gangi ' s Barbershop Compliments of Homeroom C-106 Class of ' 67 Compliments of I. G. A. Discounts, Georgetown Compliments of John Muzichuk Compliments of Mill Brook Farm, W. Boxford Compliments of the New Chopstick House Compliments of Parsley Greenhouses Compliments of Richard Knight, Rte. 1 Compliments of Richardson Nursing Home Compliments of Dr. Thibeault Compliments of the Village Barbershop Compliments of Yankee Bottle Gas Compliments of Warren ' s Georgetown Station Mr. Mrs, Daniel F. Cory Country Motors, Topsfield Courtesy of a Friend Cranton Fuel, 372-2251 -- 372-0981 Curran Bros., Inc., Florists, Danvers Cullen Fuel, Inc., Danvers, Mass. Deer Skin Trading Post, Danvers, Mass. E. A. Conrad Co., Beverly, Mass. Cor -Nix Rubber Co., Beverly, Mass. The Elite Gift Shop, Georgetown Empire Clothing Co . , Salem, Mass. Essex County Cooperative Farming Assoc. Fraher ' s Apothecary, Topsfield P. Gaither, Topsfield, Massachusetts Dr. George S. Haykal, Middleton George W. Dodge Motors, Inc., Danvers Georgetown Pharmacy, Inc., Georgetown Getchell Motors, Inc., Danvers, Mass. Groveland Fruit, Inc. Good Health From Guidance Counselors Harold ' s Barber Shop, Middleton Square Mr. Mrs. J. Harrison Holman Henry ' s Market, Beverly Rowley Hood ' s Sinclair Service, Middleton Howe ' s Station Market, Middleton, Mass. Mr. Mrs. George E. Inch Compliments of Kelloway ' s Store Mr. Edgar Kelly, Sunrise Road, Boxford King ' s Rook Honda Inc., Beverly, Mass. Kay Jewelers, 206 Essex Street, Salem Kirby Footwear Co., Danvers, Mass. Linehan Cesspool Service, Inc., Topsfield Mr. Mrs. Ernest W. Little Lou’s Service Station, Complete Auto Repair Maguire -- Gradford Doris A. Marston, Realtor -Insurance Merchant Apothecary, Danvers Middleton Esso, Middleton Square Middleton Greenhouse Florists, Middleton Middleton Hardware Country Store Middleton Square Drug Co . , Middleton Middleton V.F.W. Post 9548 Mike ' s Barber Shop, Middleton Minuteman Propane Gas Co., Middleton Dr. Morris Toll, Optometrist New England Food Fair Stores New Meadows Golf Club 97 Market, Wenham, Mass. N. J. Donut Shop, Middleton Pickering Hardware, Inc., Georgetown Harvey W. Perry, Woodworking, Topsfield Mrs. Vance Perry and Family Peterson ' s Ford Sales, Topsfield Port Auto Stores, Newburyport Ray ' s Cities Service, Middleton Red Gate ' s Pampered Poodle Shop, Middleton Richey Drugs Company, Haverhill Robert ' s Beauty Salon Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Rouisse Rozanne Shoes, Danvers, Massachusetts Ruth ' s Beauty Shop, Mrs. Kenneth Ingalls Sandy ' s Dairy Bar, Middleton Schmidt ' s Fabrics, Salem, Mass. Sunbeam Cleaners, Topsfield Sunny Lane Cleaners, Village Shopping Ctr. Sunnyside Bowladrome, Danvers, Mass. Dr. Mrs. Clarence E. Thornton Mr. Tom ' s Men ' s Shop, No. Andover Topsfield Pharmacy, Topsfield Topsfield Texaco Topsfield Town Crier Towne Lyne House, Inc., Lynnfield Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Unger Valentine Flowers, Andover, Mass. Mr. William S. Vaughn Village Green Dress Shop, No. Andover The Village Green Restaurant, Danvers The Village Store, West Boxford Village Woodworking The Wagon Shed, Antiques, Middleton Windsor Button Shop, Peabody, Mass. Woodbury Fuel Co., Inc. The Young Set, Inc., Marblehead, Mass. Chou Listens— Red Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai held an earpiece as he listened to an address by the Soviet Union’s new party leader, Leonid Brezhnev, during a meeting of world Communists in Moscow on November 6. Alexei Kosygin, Soviet premier, is at right. They Died in ’64— These world figures died during the year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India, General Douglas McArthur of the United States and former President Herbert Hoover. New President— Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat (right) was formally notified in Rome on the night of December 28 that he had been elected president of Italy. World. Events in Review 1964 Stretcher Cases— Wounded white hos- tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 24. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebel-held Congo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work saved the lives of hundreds. Alliance Talks— British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn on November 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. Pope Visits India— The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay, India, on November 28. In December, Pope Paul VI made the longest papal journey in history to attend sessions of the congress. MBW 44 ' Itr fl IX 1 1 ” Vinnie at 90 — Winston Churchill acknowledged :heers of well-wishers who gathered outside the window of his Hyde Park home in London on November 30. The occasion was his 90th birthdav. Tokyo, Japan— William H. Mills (left) of the U. S. A., led Mohamed Gam- moudi of Tunisia across the finish line to win the Olympic 10,000 meter event on October 14. Space Team Welcomed — Cosmonauts Konstantin Feoktistov, Col. Vladimir Komarov and Dr. Boris Yegorov, left to right, waved to the crowd from an auto during their greeting in Moscow on October 19. The trio had just returned from a 10-orbit flight in space in the Vokshod.” mange of rower— Alexei Kosygin, Brezhnev, 57, respectively, were named to be premier i the Soviet Union and secretary of the Communist party c October 15. They took over the posts vacated by the resi; nation of Nikita Khrushchev. Swampy Victory— A group of Viet Cong prisoners sat quietly in Camau last Oc- tober while guarded by armed South Vietnamese troops. The prisoners were among those captured during a major battle on the Camau peninsula. Reunions at the Wall— An East German mother embraced her West German chil- dren last November at the Helmstedt railway station after the border dividing East and West Germany was opened for the first time since 1961 for East Germans.