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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1967 volume:

For Reference Not to be taken from this room pus U£4 jjf f fl DDL F ON, MASb 01949 WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1967 Lloyd Farrin Jay Ballard Gretchen Barber Steve Boyd Dick Geary Mabel Coddington Hope Andrew Jeff Anderson Judy Porter Kathy Mokler Charlene Mansfield Ken Nafagle Faith Anderson Sue Bullerwell Cookie Bullerwell Linda Gregory Sue Munro Nancy Klaila Sandy Bennett Rick Noon leaves all his old ’ ' Barry Goldwater pins to Miss Kenosian leaves a roll of red tape to the administration leaves an automatic organizer to Mr. Sangermano leaves a burned out picture tube to the Science Dept. leaves the House of Sin to Miss Swenson leaves Mrs. Dooley, no$ on the first line but up in the upper right hand corner. leaves Tame Creme Rinse to the Senior English Dept . leaves a box of throat lozen- gers _ to leaves a one real film of the Grapes of Wrath to Mrs. Dooley Mr. Margulies leaves leaves Vol. 1 of How to Teach in the Modern Day High Schoolto the leaves a bottle of wine to Mr. leaves a stainless steel still Sal yr. supply of grog to Mr. leaves one Whole Doughnut to Mr. leaves a valentine cupcake to Mr. English Dept. Soucy Jacques Margulies Margulies leaves all the unread N.Y. Times to Mr. Margulies leaves Mr. Margulies to the fortunate person who gets him leaves 40 spot reducing exercises to shape and trim the waist to Mr. Jervah leaves a box of Sucrets for raspy throats to Jervah leaves a years supply of the schools greasy hamburgers so that he can continue to jumble up his words in his next years classes to Mr. Jervah leaves the combination to the school safe to whom it may con- cern Scott Prior, Dave Benson, Lloyd Fariin leave the dark room to no one; They take it With Them! Diane Nelson Jeff Pinkham James Robicheau Scott Rankin Susan Halloran Debby McDevitt Peggy Melvin Lynne Spencer George Whitmore Barbara Unger Bill Wright Patsy Peterson Polly Peterson Lynn Montgomery Gil Van Geyte Brad J ordan Russell Hayden leaves a roll of toilet paper and a large bottle of pine scent for the B-Wing Girls ' Room to anyone who is responsible. leaves his spot in the boy ' s room to Tom Hamilton leaves the school to his sister leaves Mr. Jervah to any undeserving Student Council Member leaves a pink frill to Marsha Donovan leaves an English transla- tion of Don Quixote to Dave Van Horn leaves Bare Hill Rd. to Pam and Roy leaves her seat in good ole Mr. Jervah ' s Economics class to her sister Doreen leaves a case of pep pills leaves her French books leaves 13 Ford Kill stickers leaves identification pins leaves her sister to next year ' s Physics class to any Junior who will take them to any converted Chevy owner to the next set of twins so that people can tell them apart doesn ' t leave a thing leaves a bigger bucket to B-Wing boys room leaves. ' leaves a bottle of sleeping pills or a pass to P.S.S.C. Physics to any Junior who has trouble sleeping Cindy Ruocco leaves one sarcastic remark to any worthy user Mike Maynard leaves. ... Jill Curtis Leaves a codv of Summerhill to Mr. Dresser Dan Phelan leaves one electric Jew ' s Harp to play with in front of assemblies to Mr. Dresser Carolyn Gauthier leaves Senior privileges to any junior who can find them Jan Houser leaves a trio of disturbing singers to a duet of Margot Cheney Paula Sennot Steve Lush leaves a brand new set of green blazers to Mr. Jacques Leslie Bowers leaves many open doors, windows, floors, walls, etc. to Mr. Spencer Sue Schmehl leaves some extra patience non-destructable paint brushes a magic crayon to Mr. Meinelt Kathy Blasdell leaves a mini-skirt to Miss Kennedy Doug Molin Sue Andrew leave Mr. Roberts some poor unfortunate couple to tease Bonnie Richards leaves the blessings of her bassoon to Mr. Killian Lynda Milaiko leaves 1 box of good chalk to Mr. VanPelt Janice Waitt leaves a bottle of finger nail polish remover to Mrs. Dooley Marna Carlton leaves a year ' s course in free art lessons to Mr. Gregorchik Mark Jones leaves a piece of scrap metal to Mrs. stone ' Meryl Kernot leaves American Civ. I to Miss Kenosian Ellen Pitt leaves a book of very short stories to Mrs. Dooley Richard Becker leaves Miss Kenosian after 3 yrs. of History classes... To Be Surei The Qedaka legvg 1000 photographs of 01. Administration - Carol Ballengee Cyd Kane David Benson Wendy Graham Jean Fuller Mary Ellen Lee Russell Osborne Mark Pats fall Russell Galeucia Corinne Larson 6 Janet McClung Richard Feher Dale Kitching Cheryl Johnson Ken Hocter Carlene Wells Marcia Chew Judy Wayland leaves two PeptoBismol tablets in hopes they are put to better use on the next ski tripto Fred Case leaves a mini-tee shirt to Mrs. Scholer leaves the darkroom to anyone who feels he can put it to good use leaves a new squirt gun and a rubber ball to Marty Beck leaves her holey gym sneakers to her sister..... Eleanor leaves a foghorn to John Sawyer an earthworm to Kathy Knight a locker full of shorthand notes to Rita Hurd leaves a bottle of peroxide to a black-rooted Junior leaves leaves Masconomet to Russia for a test sight leave 1001 recipes for hamburg to the cafeteria leaves a big mirror so that Masconomet can admire its image! just leaves ! ! ! leaves the Business Education male student teachers to her sister Gail! leaves himself to Masconomet for the third straight year! ! ! leaves her ambition of always trying to have a good time and all the luck in the world to try to sneak a party to Terrie Swindell leaves a banana peal to Patrice Eremian Stevie Sennott Mary Lou Newton Deanna Babin, Jeanny Blanchard, and Rita Hurd . leaves her gym suit to Karen Hamilton « . • ... . . . - . . . . Judy Hazelwood leaves a nun’s habit and the state of Maine to Dana Knudsen Deborah McDevitt leaves Mr. Paarlberg to any math major that can stand him Peter Sennott leaves Mrs. Johnson’s southern accent to anyone who can understand it Wendy Robinson leaves a carefully compiled English-American Dictionary to all future exchange students Janice Roman leaves her dirty old gym suit to Heidi Lush Cathy Page leaves Mr. Killian’s shouting to Marilyn Carlton Bump Wilcox leaves a screaming Honda 50 to some swift Junior Cindy Ross leaves a book on ”H0w to Excel in Gym” to Perrie Volz Robin Roland leaves a bottle of No-Doz to any deserving Junior Susan Lane leaves her back row seat in Miss Reynold ' s Advanced Comp. Class to anyone who appreciates the zoo. Gay Mann leaves Four pre-fab lion traps 6 a save the notch bumper sticker to Carol Pavesi John Moore leaves Mr. Dresser ' s Good Mornings to the Juniors Phil Chuluda leaves his saturated sponge of historical knowledge to any member of next year ' s class who plans to have Miss Kenosian for a third year! Tony D’Agostino leaves his Italian know- how to anyone who knows how Scott Perry £ Mark Patsfall leave their 5th hour trips to the Diner to Whitey £ Nip Ronald Emro leaves his car to any 10th grader who thinks he can afford it. ' Eric Peterson Catherine Jansen Les LeBlanc Joan Savolainen Donna Prescott Judy Moore leaves his key to Putnam Pantry to anyone who can survive the fringe benefits leaves her washboard to the nice ladies who do the gym towel leaves a stack of his prized dirty pictures to Mr. Meinelt leaves her parking permit to Diane Fryer, if she can find it leaves her chair in the office to Polly Chase : leaves her boundless enthusiasm to Dana Knudsen Rod Connor Cathy Wildes leaves his washed and pressed ffotball spats to Scott Mayo leaves Mr. Margulies to any undeserving Junior. Good Luck! ! John Lee Dave Gamble Russ Stearns Jan Hopping G?,yle Kimball Sharon Curtis Winkie Brackley John Dwinell Tynne Rubchinuk Paul LaRocca leaves a plan to overhall the Junior class. They need it ! ! ! leaves a revolver with six shots in it to Mr. Margulies to play Russian Roulette leaves a book One Hundred and One Learning Experiences to the Administra- tion leaves 6-206 stacked with chalk for Mr. Paarlberg and claims a personal copy of Simpson to the desk of Mr. Sangermano leaves the Future Homemakers ’ to Mrs. Blanchard leaves her forward roll mount on the balance beam to Jean Rosenberg leaves Jugband rehearsals to the Mafia in the knowledge that they will use them well leaves five hours to anyone who dares leaves her Gum and Life Saver Wrappers o to Scott Mayo leaves a book entitled 100 Ways to Prepare Hamburg to the Kitchen Help Jeff Hosterman Chris Milley Jim Evans Rick Stackhouse Jane Britner Cindi Ross David Barr leaves all the valuable learning experiences to the administration and a burglar proof shoebox to keep them in! leaves long drawn out explanations of simple art projects to Mr. Meinelt leaves a peanut shell and elastic band to Dan Mahoney leaves 100 feet of frayed nylon rope and used hospital boots to Miss Reynolds leaves an umbrella to Rainee Lee leaves her sympathy to the Junior Class leaves to the Janitors of Masconomet, a life-time supply of electric toilet paper to be used in what areas of the school they find most suitable. . 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S?S?- y t « M� A— M .� •,� ! 5� 3 a A‘3 w hp ' ■55 3a« 1 ' bsfl t Barbara Usiqec iy Lauren Littlefield. 7«r Gregory Banos PURDY RodneoC.Diwser Robert Jatques Ridmord Jil ' lson El ' iabetK P n rn ttfa! 3 a w U t r At - Dareth Biantiard Qeor qeCarperltr Ccrrij bnf T ras k ,V Jul ius H Mueller I dedication In deep appreciation of the time, effort, and support he unselfishly gave to the school, the class of 1967 dedicates its yearbook, Mitobo 67, to Mr. Richard Pavesi. 3 these empty halls through which we have walked . . . the individual. for some. they have been filled with . . . study and learning . . . 6 perhaps with boredom or depression. 7 with activity, with fun and laughter, with the spirit of working together. the spirit of competition— the discipline the enthusiasm 10 I or the reality of defeat. victory . . . our classmates some close friends some acquaintances r 4 .JRi4 .11 12 JxE 1 faculty Mr. Dresser Principal, House 3 Mr. Gladu Mr. Vlahos Principal, House 2 Principal, House 1 Mrs. Blanchard Miss Barry Mr. Benson Mr . Campbell Mr. Carpenter Miss Clark Mr. Decoteau Mr . Dodge Miss Dones Mrs. Dooley Mr . Dusseault Miss Fahnestock Mrs. Fullerton Mr. Ganter Mr. Ferazzi Mr . Geanakakis Miss Graham Mr. Margulies Mr. Green Mr. Horn Mr. Gregorchik Mr. Jervah Mr . Jacques Miss Jarvie Mrs . Jewett Mr . Jillson Mrs. Oldrieve Mrs. Kaiser Miss Kennedy Mr. Killian Mr. McDonald Miss Kenosian Mrs. Kimball Mr. Lopilato Miss Martel Mr. Meinelt Miss Reynolds Mr. Nicholson Mr. Plumbley Mr. Roberts Mr. Paarlberg Mr. Parker Mr. Russell Mr. Sangermano Mr . Sawyer Mrs. Scholer Mr. Spencer Mrs . Stone Miss Swenson Mrs. Tirrell Mr. Uhrich Mr . Van Pelt Mr. Vorgeas Miss Weir Mrs . Wilkes Mr. Witham Mrs. Ingraham Doctor Wood Mrs . Cory V j Mrs. Lynch Mrs . Wallen r Miss Brown Mrs. Kimball FAITH ANDERSON Faithie The quiet type (ist) . . . Don ' t call me Cheryl . . . bowler . . . likes to knit. Business Club (1,2, 3,4) (treas. 4), Mitobo, Senior Frolics, Re- ceptionist 4, Home Ec Club (1, 2), School Store 4. JEFFREY ANDERSON Ando Commando The discus thrower . . . Go little Honda . . . Let ' s go hunting, said Jeff aimlessly . . . tenor sax. Track (2,3,4), Football 2, Band ( 1, 2, 3, 4), Northeast District Festival 4, Singers (3, 4), Ski Club 2, Operetta (3,4). HOPE ANDREW Hopi Knits sweaters for the Salvation Army . . . future child psy- chologist . . . Durgin Park . . . Crane ' s on ice . . . eyes on the top of her head . . . Now ! Now ! Now ! Dance Committees (2, 3,4), Prom 3, Student Exchange Board (3,4), Social Committee 3, Kaleidoscope 3, Mitobo, Pow- derpuff 4, Play 3, Operetta (2, 3), Office 4, Folk Music Club 2, Singers (2,3,4), Senior Frolics. SUSAN J. ANDREW Sue Doug . . . Marian the Librarian . . . superseamstress . . . Andrew ' s Continental Beauty Salon ( ?), Doug. Operetta ( 1, 2, 3, 4), Singers (1, 2,3,4), Northeast District (2,3, 4), All State 3, Thespians (3,4), Leader ' s Club (2,3,4), Ski Club (1,2), Pep Squad (2,3), Monitors (3,4), (Sec. 4), Powderpuff (3, 4), Senior Frolics, Mitobo. JUDITH .ALLEN Judy Accomplished, quiet . . . his- torian with a hand -spun waist . . . Cap set for a military wedding ... I still say that Henry VIII had six wives ! Library Aides ( 1, 2, 3, 4), The- atre Club 3, Tutoring (2,3,4), Honor Society (3,4), Spanish Club 1, Operetta 2. PETER ABRUZESE Pete PAUL ALEXANDER Paul Complaints: dating in the VW, his father ' s haircuts . . . BWA member . . . ambition: to get the Oldsmobile . Football (2,3,4), Baseball (1,2, 3,4), Biology Club 2, Basket- ball i, Monitors (3,4). Reserved seat in detention hall . . . Automotives . . . double trouble (or was that Tommy?). THOMAS E. ABRUZESE Tommy Hunts girls and game ... I gotta get outa this place . . likes strawberry sundaes and sportscars (or was that Peter?). JAY BALLARD Jay Peanut Butter and coffee . . . the greatest air show on earth . . . ham operator . . . that great debate on closed circuit TV ... I kid you not! Radio Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Honor Society (3, 4, ), Announcing and engineers 4, Dance Com- mittee 4, Powder Puff 4, Se- nior Frolics. GREGORY BANUS Greg Skiing, sailing, gymnastics . . . run Greg, run . . . girls ( i,e. Gretchen) . . . true gentleman. Sailing Club (1,2), Monitors (3,4, ), Ski Club (1,2, 3 V.P., 4), Photography Club (3,4, ), S.C.C.E. 3, Track (1,2,3, 4, ), Cross Country (1, 2, 3,4, ) Co-Capt. Gymnastics (2,3,4, co. capt. ) Vice President 3, Pres., 4, National Honor Soc. (3,4,). ROBERT ARMITAGE Bob Outgoing . . . cars that don ' t rattle --Fords . . . switchboard operator . . . spirit of Stereo. Singers (1,2, 3,4), Prom 3, Student Council 2, Mitobo, Hockey 4. DAVID BARR David Chef Masconomet . . . trades wisecracks with Big T . . . on display in the Art Room. Chef ' s Club ( 1, 2), Library Aide 1, H. R. Rep. 2, Ski Club 4, Photography Club 4, Kaleido- scope (3,4), Mitobo, Senior Executive Board, Tennis (1,2) Gymnastics 4, Prom 3, Senior Frolics. GRETCHEN BARBER Gretch What a riot ! . . . Greg . . . talkative . . . Ambition: nurse . . . THAT was a sneeze ? Operetta (1,2), Play (1,2,3), Thespians (3,4), Powderpuff 4, Singers (2,3,4), Student Ac - companyist 2, Modem Dance (1,3), Huckleberries 3, Ski Club (2,3,4) Nurse ' s Aide 2, SCCE 3, Prom 3, Biology Club 4, Senior Frolics. VIVIENNE BASSETT Viv Hi-o . . . Girl from the North Country . . . Ski slopes and Go-Go ' s . . . that white convertible . Basketball (1,2,3), Volleyball (1,2), Skiing (1,2, 3,4), Gym Team 2, Band (1.2, 3, 4), (Pres 4). WAYNE BABIN Complaint: No pillows in study hall . . . Bombs around Mere- dith Farm . . . Future world traveler, electrician. Automotives 4. CAROL BALLANGEE Bal Camelot ' s bikini -clad typist . . . four day week . . . fifty yard dash (for the lifeguard), Ambition: to teach kindergar- ten . . . Let ' s hit it. Softball (1,2,), Dance Commit- tees (1 , 2, 3, 4, ), Powderpuff (3,4,), Ski Club (2,3,4), Mitobo, Prom 3, Singers (2,3, 4,), Senior Frolics, Pep Squad (2,3,), Biology Club 4. RICHARD BECKER Rick Water skis on short wave . . . Science Fair exhibitionist . . . future biology teacher . . . man with a camera. Science Fair (1, 2, 3,4), Radio Club (1,2, 3, 4), Announcers (3,4), Biology Club 4, Photog- raphy Club 4, Cross Country 4, Gymnastics 4, Track 4, Stage Crew (3,4). SANDRA BENNETT Ben Sandy Bubbly and fun . . . waits for a blue -eyed blond . . . swing, flirting, teasing . . . Don ' t call me a little imp! ! ! Com- plaint: people who get mono- nucleosis in the summer. Cheerleader 4, Dramatics Club 1, Dance committees (1, 2,3,4), Ski Club (1,2, 3, 4), GAA(1,2), Track 3, Powder- puff (3,4), Pep Club 1, Prom 3, Senior Frolics, Play Com- mittee 3, S.C.C.E., Home Room Representative 2, Mitobo . LINDA BELLEAU Linder Checking out the stock with Joy and Jackie . . . Bullet, Teddy Bear, and my push- botton seat . . . Ambition: Secretary. DAVID BENSON David Basketball, basketball . . . Royals . . . Mabel . . .de- velopments in the darkroom . . . skimpy scoop. Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1,2, 3,4), Track (2,3), Pho- tography Club (2,3,4), Prom 3, Senior Frolics, Mitobo, Monitors (3,4), Dance Com- mittees (1,2, 3). KATHLEEN BLAISDELL Kathy Wheels underfoot . . . great conversationalist . . . indus- trious homemaker . . . likes to bowl. Home Ec. Club 1, Business Club 4. STEPHEN BOYD Steve Wiry runner ... to invent a homework machine . . . sports fan . . . electronics bug bound for Cape Kennedy. Cross Country 3, Radio Club 4. BARBARA BRACKETT Barby Chief complaint: RMG . . . H 2 O fan- -swimming, skating, and water skiing . . . A:SLDKFJ. Business Club 4, Mitobo, Se- nior Frolics. 3 WINFRED CHRISTINA BRACKLEY ' Winkie Breakfast on the beach . . . Palmer Street . . . Yossarian . . . Ya big slunge ! Ambi- tion: Cliffe -dweller. Masconomet Scholar (1,2), Pep Squad 2, Ski Club (2,4), Prom 3, Kaleidoscope 3, Huckleberries 3, Interpretive Reading 2, Theatre Club (3, 4), Powderpuff 3, Mitobo, Se- nior Frolics, SCCE 3, B.O.P. (3,4). ROBERT BURNHAM Bob I for my part can do nothing sober . . . the Maineiac . . . skier, surfer, sharpdresser . . . girls. Football 1, Latin Club (2,3), JCL 3, Cross Country 4, Intra- murals (1,2, 3). MARNA LEE CARLTON Mama Singers, please !!!... natu- ral musician . . . The Royal Ballet . . . tres gentille . Biology Club 4, Monitor (3,4), Operetta (1, 2, 3,4), Northeast District 4, Mitobo, Powderpuff (3,4), Student Director 4. ROBERT BRADSTREET Brad Bowling and roller skating . . . going steady . . . Am- bition: Sea Bee . . . Com- plaint: trees that grow in the middle of the road. Baseball 2. JANE BRITNER Brit Gaetano . . . the underground intellectual . . . expert dis- appearing act . . . future cosmetologist. Field Hockey (1,2, 3), Folk Music (1,2), Prom 3, Powder- puff 4, Dance Committees (3, 4), Senior Frolics. CORALIE BULLERWELL Cookie Bowling and horseback riding . . . Ronnie G. . . . Com- plaint: hates being called Coralie . . . Ambition: Inter- national or medical secretary. Bible Study Club 2, Business Club (3,4), (sec. 4), Home Ec. Club 3, Mitobo, Powder- puff 4, Senior Frolics, Re- ceptionist 4, Bookstore 4. SUSAN BULLERWELL Susie Bowling . . . my license . . . Jimmy . . . Ambition: Card Punch Operator. Home Ec. Club (2,3), (Pres. 3), Business Club (3, 4), (Sec. 3), Mitobo, Powderpuff 4, Receptionist 4, Bookstore 4. MARCIA CHEW Banana Only her hairdresser knows for sure ! . . . Diet Pepsi . . . Football . . . Peter . . . Bazooka. Field Hockey (1,2), Softball 1, Powderpuff (3,4), Mitobo, Se- nior Frolics, SCCE 3, Dance Committee (1, 2, 3,4), Pep Squad (1,2), French Club 2, Ski Club 4. SUSAN CASSIDY Sue Horseback rider . . . Artful secretary . . . likes cooking and sewing. Home Economics (2,3), Re- ceptionist 4, Powderpuff 4, Senior Frolics. PHILIP CHULUDA Chul Three year course with Miss Kenosian . . . counting to be sures . . . the Celtics . . . math . . . complaining. Basketball (1,2,4), German Club (2,3), Math Team 4, Mitobo, Senior Frolics, Mas- conomet Scholar (1,2,3). MARY JO CODDINGTON Mabel What ' s WRONG with my hair? Complaints: crutches, casts, slings, splints, and people who ask, What hap- pened? . . . cage keeper at Benson ' s Wild Animal Farm. Pep squad (1, 2), Prom 3, Fu- ture Nurses (3,4), Softball Manager 3, Photography 4, Dance Committee (1,2,4), Powder Puff (3,4), Mitobo, Senior Frolics. ROD CONNOR Favorite pastime: guess! . . . mountain-top meditation . . . halftime at football . . . Com- plaint: air pollution over prac- tice field. Football (1,2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2,3,4), Chess Club (1,2,3), Janitor 4, Prom 3, H. R. Rep. 2, Senior Frolics. EDWARD COULOMBE Ed Bruins addict . . . quiet . . . Checkmate ! . . . likes cars . . . mechanical engineering. Ches s Club 2. KENNETH CROCKER Ken Colonel U Qedakism . . . We ' re going to ride tonight . . . Chief complaint: math . . . Ambi- tion: to graduate. Football (co-capt), (1,2, 3,4), Basketball (1,2,4), Baseball (1, 3), Photography Club (2, 3), Monitor (3,4). SHARON CURTIS Sharon Likes cold lasagna . . . quiet guitar . . . Stan Getz . . . Pastime: falling off a balance beam . Modem Dance (1, 2, 3), Singers (1,2, 3,4), Masconomet Scholar 1, Gymnastics (2, 3), (Capt. 4), Basketball 2, Softball Manager 2, Tennis (3,4), Track (2,3,4), Powderpuff (3, 4), Dance Comm. (1,2, 3,4), GAA (1,2, 3,4), Leaders ' Club (3, 4), Field Hockey 4, (J.V. Captain). MARK CYR Mark Racey cars . . . any size, any shape . Ambition: to hang around and be successful. 30 JILL CURTIS Jill The Cynic . . . exotic ear- rings ... el Cordobes . . . proproom . . . Spider . . . Gold. Spanish Club, (V. Pres) 1, Corsage Comm. (1,2), Prom 3, Interpretive Reading (1,2), Singers (1,2), Dance Comm. (1,2,4), Dramatics (2, 3), Mitobo 4, Theatre Club (V. Pres) 2, (Pres) (3,4), Library Aide (1,2,3), Powderpuff (3, 4), Masconomet Scholar (2,4), Tutoring 4, B.O.P. (3,4), (Pres) 4. SUSAN DEMARS Sooty General Pain in the Neck (1, 2,3,4) . . . Sweater Girl of ' 67 . . . Likes boys, Fords, and money. Dance Comm. (1,2, 3,4), Frosh Day . . . Prom 3 . . . Pep Squad 2 . . . Math Team (3, 4), Senior Frolics, Mitobo. JOHN DEVENY John Professor Deveny ' 72 . . . French . . . Likes sports . . . Basketball and broken noses. Baseball (2,3), Cross Country (3,4), Basketball (3,4), Moni- tors 4. DEBORAH DEMARK Deb ANTHONY D ' AGOSTINO Tony Guin Playboy . . . Skiing . . . driving, girls . . . Ambition: Air Force Pilot . . . Guinea j oke s . Football (1,2), Track (2,3,4), Frolics 4, Yearbook 4, Ski Club 3,4 Prom 3. Enthusiastic skier . . . sailor . . . flirting eyes . . . trips to Chicago . . . Francais courrament . . . physical therapy. Folk Club (1,2), Foreign Ex- change Club (1,2, 3, 4) Powder Puff (3,4), Ski Club (2,4), Tri M 2, Plays (3,4), Dance Com- mittee 4, Mitobo 4, GAA (1, 2), Prom 3, Frolics 4, Pep Club 4, Biology Club 4. JOHN DWINELL John Superflirt . . . Whaaaatt . . . The Hulk . . . Ambition: To play pro football. Football (1,2, 3,4), Baseball (2, 3,4), Basketball 1, Monitors 4, Mitobo, Prom 3. DAMON EASTMAN Damon A little dab ' ll do ya . . . con- tributes to class meetings . . . the sun ' s not yellow, it ' s chicken. DANIEL DESPRES Danny Raiding Crocker ' s garage . . . I threw a javelin into the air, it fell to earth?? The police stakeout at Onufry ' s house. Football (1,2, 3,4), Hockey (2, 3,4), Track (1,2, 3,4), Biology Club (2,3), Mitobo 4, Monitor (3,4), Home Room Representa- tive . DANIEL DINEEN Boozer Majors in study Hall . . . Celtics fan . . . great con- versationalist . . . Ambition: To own Boston Gardens. Football 2, Senior Frolics, Mitobo. JYLLE LOUETTE ELDRIDGE Jylle Can I have the car today? likes sewing, bowling, roller skating, and Billy . . .Am- bition: seamstress. Receptionist (1, 2, 3, 4), Busi- ness Club (1 Sec. -Treas. , 2, 3,4), Home Ec. Club (1,2, 3 Sec. ), Library Aide 4, Mitobo 4, Prom Committee 3, Operetta 3, Powderpuff 4. MARIT FOSSUM Heia Narge Let ' s go to Duchess . . . Ski- ing . . . Fylle . . . Danish Beer . . . Dratil Helvete . . . Basketball 4, Powderpuff 4, Ski Club 4. JOY PATRICIA ERIC SON Red Checking out the stock with Linda and Jackie . . . Bullet, Teddy Bear, and the push- button seat in Linda ' s Cadillac . . . Ambition: secretary. LLOYD FARRIN, JR. Lloyd accident prone . . . diligence in the dark room . . . Nancy . . . natural scientist . . . Feind des Kameras. Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Football (1, 2,3,4), Photography Club (3, 4), Basketball 2, Senior Frolics, Prom 3, Mitobo (Photography Ed. ). WILLIAM EVANS Jim Eva Spud Holds the prune eating record for Masco . . . plays with his food . . . Toody . . . Am- bition: to become a lawyer. Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (2,3,4), Track (1, 2, 3), Prom Committee, Mitobo, Biology Club 2. RICHARD FEHER Richard Oh the wonderfulness of it all . . . scoots around . . . un- paralleled in gymnastics . . . un hombre mas raro. Gymnastics (1, 2, 3, 4), Monitors (3,4), Photography Club (3, 4), Dance Committee (1,2, 3, 4), Ski Club 4. RONALD FRANCIS EMRO Ronnie Drag racing . . . girls, cars, money . . . Ambition: Mil- lionaire Visual Aides 1 . JEAN FULLER Granger . . . Football games and dances . . . Future com- mercial artist . . . Home Ec. Club (2,3). KATHY GAITHER Kathy I do NOT lithp . . . Rook and the 81 . . . Ipswich . . . school spirit. Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Re- ceptionist 1, Frosh Day, Future Teachers; Association 2, Stu- dent Council 3, Leaders ' Club (3,4), Powderpuff (3, 4), Dance Committee 3, 4, GAA(1,2, 3,4), Softball (1, 2), Forlics CAROLYN GAUTHIER Carol Artistic . . . likes skiing and sailing . . . lonely beaches and XKE ' s. Field Hockey (2 , 3 , 4), Soft- ball (1,2), Leaders (2, 3, 4), Prom, Monitors (3, 4), MITOBO, Biology Club 4, Powderpuff (3,4), Ski Club (2,3,4), Pep Squad (2, 3). RICHARD GEARY Dick Swimming and diving . . . money . . . get developments in 60 seconds . . . B. A.B. . . . MG ' s . . . darkroom parties . . . Where ' s my key? Basketball (1, 2, 4), Photography Club ( 1 , 2, 3 , 4), Homerrom Representative 3, Tickets 4, Dance Comm. 2, Frolics, Moni- tor 4. DONNA GIFFORD Dark-haired beauty . . . skilled in the womanly arts j . . . Haiku and Sherlock . . . likes BB and the ocean. Spanish Club ( 1 , 2), F.T.Z.A. , Operetta 2, Modern Dance (1, 2), Biology Club 4. BEULAH-SUE GOMETZ Mbathasteinmzarbofitz Nice girl . . . swell kid . . . shy . . . boys, boys, boys . . . reads a lot . . . skiing and bowling . . . hates school lunches --locked basements. Golf Team 4, Modern Dance (1,2, 3, 4), Photography Club (3,4 sec. ), Latin Club 1 , MITOBO. RITA FULLER C.Y. O. . . . dances, bowling, movies . . . future girl Friday Home Ec. Club (2,3). RUSSELL GALEVCLA Russ Hot days and cool boats never enough time ... to own a marina in New Hampshire. DAVID GAMBLE Dave Big deal . . . studious . . . ambition: to do as little as possible as long as possible . . . California . . . hitch- hiker . . . New York trips on Wed ' s . . . beats that Chevy m - ELIZABETH GOODWIN Beth What ' s going on? . . . Rain, rain go away . . . Burdett and Volkswagons Future elementary teacher. Future Nurses Club (3,4), Powder- puff 4, Mitobo, Office Aide (3, 4), Frolics DOUGLAS B. GRUBER Doug Man behind the scenes . . . Physics . . . bumming rides . . . The mad photographer. Radio Club (1,2, 3, 4), Library Aide (1,2, 3, 4), Stage Crew (3,4), Announcers (2, 3, 4), Plays (3,4), MITOBO, Prom, A.V. Aides (3,4), Math team 4, Photography Club 4 BRENDA HAMILTON Brenda The Land Natick . . . Danvers . . . peanut M M ' s notes to Barb . . . dental hygenist Business Club (3,4), Pep Squad (3,4), Prom, Powderpuff 4, MITOBO 4, Frolics, cheer- leaders 4 WENDY JEAN GRAHAM Grihm One of the Greats . . . chatty ... a real sport . . . likes: cats, football, sleeping and eating, folk music Dance committee (2,3), Soft- ball (3,4), Basketball (3, 4), Singers (1, 2, 3, 4), Folk Music Club 1, Theatre Club 2, Powder- puff (3,4), Leader ' s Club 4, Pep Squad 3, Operetta 2, Prom 3 RUSSELL HAYDEN Russ Gfiz Plays the numbers . . . letters from Va. . . . Shoots pool . . . PHYSICSical rest . . . ambition: engineer with an XKE Math team (1, 2, 3, 4), Capt. , gymnastics team (2, 3, 4), Ger- man Club (2,3), MITOBO 4, Science Fair 2, National Junior Honor Society ( 1, 2), Masco Scholar, Frolics 4 LINDA GREGORY Favorite Pastime: painting Com- plaint: No Dear Abby or comics in the New York Times . . . likes bowling, horseback riding . . . future secretary Receptionists (1,2), Home Ec Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Business Club ( 4 ) JANIS GRIFFIN Dislikes cold weather, tests and birds . . . wants to teach deaf blind kids . . . likes to sleep . . . Cranes and Rye Beach Girls Chorus 1, Archeology Club 2, Singers (2, 3, 4), Pep Squad 4, Prom SUSAN J. HALLORAN Hallie Alan . . . guitars . . . B.M. W. pin . . . actress . . . quail sighting ambition: to be a poet in the proverbial garret apart- ment. Singers (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1,2), Thespians (Secretary treasurer) (3,4), Plays (2, 3, 4), Activity Class 4, Kaleidoscope 4, SCCE 3, Announcers 3, Theatre Club 2, Stage Crew (3, 4), VGc.c.c. (2), Yearbook 4, tutoring (2, 3), Delegate to N.E. State Youth Citizenship Conference ROY HEATON Roy Complaint: Homework . . . CHS Mania . . . AMBITION: College and chemistry major . . . quiet Science Fair (1,3,4) SUSAN HOCTER Sue You ' ll get over it . . . dis- likes Country -Western Music, fishing rods and guns . . . Am- bition: Cosmetologist . . . Paul Business Club 2; Receptionist (3,4), Home Ec. Club 2; Powder- puff 4; Frolics 4 JAN PIAZELWOOD Jan Skiing and swimming . . . rosy cheeks . . . electric blue leo- tard and trampoline . Cheerleader ( 1 , 2), Swimming (2,3), Student Council (1, 2, 3), French Club (2,3), Ski Club (4), Gymnastics (4) JUDITH HAZELWOOD Judy You ' re Kidding! . . . David- son discs . . . polo . . . e.e. cummings and Haiku . . . paisley neck scarves . . . wants to become a commercial artist Modem Dance (3), Ballet (3); Art Club (2); Prom 3; Kaleido- scope (4); Yearbook. JANICE HOPPING Jan Riding and sewing . . . musical . . . Robert Frost ... a degree in education . . . lack of time keeps her hopping Singers (1, 2, 3, 4), Operetta (1, 2.4) , Business Committee (1,2, 3.4) , Thespians (2, 3 , 4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), F.T.A. 2; Dance Comm. (1,2, 3, 4), Prom 3; MITOBO, Spanish Club 1; District (2,4), Biology Club 4; Frolics JEFFREY HOSTERMAN Jeff Basketball . . . cross-country . . . bird watching . . . future architect and corvette owner Masconomet Scholar (1,2, 3, 4), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Cross- Country (1, 2, 3, 4) co-capt. , Track ( 1, 2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (3,4), Frolics; MITOBO; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Dance Comm. (1, 2, 3, 4) W 4 KENNETH HOCTOR Ken listening to the radio . . . likes sports and records . . . Am- bition: To become rich MIRIAM HODGES The beach . . . gardening . . . fashion and mystery stories . . . enjoys working with small children Frosh Day 1; Prom 3; Sock Hop Comm. 4; Powderpuff 4; Senior Christmas Party 4; MITOBO, Frolics 4; Library Aide 4. JAN HOUSER Horses . . . swimming . . . dis- likes cracking knuckles . . . skiing . . . Henry . . . future fashion designer. Ski Club (1,2), Dance Commit- tee 2, Prom 3, Cheering (2,3, 4), MITOBO, Powderpuff (3 , 4), Pep Squad 3, Singers ( 1 , 4). ROBERT HUGHES Bob Skiing . . . coins . . . day- sleeper . . . hockey . . . Am- bition: have fun--make money --get married--have kids--(in that order). Regional Review 1, Radio Club (1,2), Ski Club (3,4), Library Aide 1, Student Exchange Board (1,2, 3, 4), Prom 3, MITOBO 4, Singers (3, 4), Play (2, 3), Stage Crew (1,2, 3, 4), Announcers 4, Cross Country 4. GAIL HUTCHINSON Gail Hutch How art thou? . . . talks . . . Cranes Beach and Rye Beach bum . . . future secretary. Pep Squad (3, 4), Future Nurses Club (1,2), Folk Club ( 1 , 2 ), Leaders ' Club (3,4), Singers (2, 4), Prom 4, Dance Comm. 4, MITOBO 4, Senior Frolics. FRANK IOVANELLA Frank Picks up older girls . . . guinea jokes . . . Ambition: to be successful. Football (1, 3), Track (2,4), Frolics 4, MITOBO. CATHERINE JANSEN Cathy Cambridge, Boston and 47 . . . detests Dick Summer . . . low calorie lunches . . . little earrings . . . hair today, gone tomorrow. Class secretary (1,2), Student Exchange Board (3, 4), Theatre Club (2,3,4), Chorus 1, Singers (2, 3, ’4), MITOBO, Kaliedoscope 4, Dance Comm. (1,2), Prom 3, SCEC 3, Interpretive Reading 3, B.O.P. 4. CHERYL JOHNSON Cheryl Horseback riding . . . sewing and typing . . . dislikes being called Faith . . . tickles Richie. Field Hockey (1,2), Business Club (2,3,4) (Vice -President 4), Majorettes 3, Frolics, MITOBO, Powderpuff, Bookstore 4. MARK JONES Mark HELEN RITA JONES Helen Hel Piano . . . Lawyer ' s offices . . . Honor Society Privileges . . . IBM class . . . Slaughter on Tenth Avenue . . . Legal secre- tary . . . Faculty typist. National Honor Society (3,4) (Secretary 4), MITOBO (Chief Typist), Masconomet Scholar (1,2, 3, 4), Spanish Club 1, Switchboard 3, Business Club (2, 3,4), Bookstore 4, Singers 1. Painting ... to become a writer . . . skiing, sailing, golf . . . the seats are too hard. ROBERT JORDAN Bob Cued in on pool . . . boating . . . gold . . . skiing . . . wants to get to a sail boat. Radio Club 2, MITOBO. NANCY KLAILA Nance Why, hello! . . . Put ' s . . . water skiing . . . future nurse . . . my amber 2 + 2. Candy Girl 1, Monitor (1,2), Drama Club 2, Pep Squad (1,2), Girls Chorus (1,2), Receptionist (1,2), Prom 3. HOWARD KENNEY, III Howard Likes hunting . . . driving . . . guns and girls . . . wants to abolish Democracy essays. Latin Club 1, Mountaineers 3. MERYL KERNOT Walking by the sea ... a quiet mod . . . allergic to American Civ . . . leads a non-conformist life. Student Exchange Board 4. PRISCILLA KANE Sid Octopii . . . ski -bunny . . . Let ' s hit it ! . . . plays the washtub . . . goose . . . future psychologist. Singers (2,3, 4), Softball 2, Girls Track 3, Ski Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Jr. National Honor Society 1, Powder Puff (3,4), Dance Comm. , (1,2, 3, 4), Prom 3, MITOBO. (Subscription Ed), Biology Club 4, Senior Frolics. GAYLE KIMBALL Gayle Enjoys watching children and T.V. . . . sight-seeing, em- broidering, cooking . . . future practical nurse . Home Ec. Club 2. DALE KITCHING Airdale Saturday night at the drive-in . . . has the beat . . . prefers blondes . . . skiing . . . future lawyer. Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1,2), Baseball (3,4), Chess Club 2, Ski Club 4, Homeroom Trea- surer (3,4). THOMAS KOUSKY Tommy Bob Dillon fan ... a member of the way out set . . . high-heel boots . . . allergic to the barber. PAUL LaROCCA Paul The Sleeper . . . horseback riding . . . pool . . . skating . . . Ambition: Learn to Ski Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Cross Country (2,3,4), Gymnastics 1; Basket- ball mgr. (2, 3) FRANK LATUSKY Frank The quiet humorous one . . . of sincere character . . . How he has changed . . . The working boy ... In short: A Great Kid. f “ft JAMES KUCZUN Jim Easy going extrovert . . . skiing . . . hockey . . . Ambition: To be an Airplane Pilot and buzz the White House Cross Country (2, 3,4), Hockey (2,3,4), Track (1, 2, 3,4), Bas- ketball (1), Senior Frolics, MITOBO, Ski Club (2,3), Photog- raphy Club (4) LINDA LeBLANC Linda Are you kidding me . . . dancing . . . sewing . . . skiing . . . Ambition: Travel Band 1; Home Ec. Club 1; Lacrosse 3; Ticket Comm. 4, Senior Frolics, Prom 3 SUSAN MURIEL LANE Sue Scooters, bikes, and cats . . . the Square . . . practices rhythm on the guitar . . . Richard . . . To be a French Teacher Glee Club; Singers (2,3,4), Operetta (3, 4), Play 3, FTA 2, Exchange Club 3,4 V. P. , Library Aides 1; Dance Comm. French Club 1; National Thespian (3,4), Announcers, Prom 3; Powderpuff 4 JOHN LEE Jlee Richard ' s parties . . . thumbing to Florida . . . Sudsies and motorcycles Football ( 1 , 2), Basketball (1, 2, 3,4), Track (1,2), Class Presi- dent 2; Dance Comm. (1,2,3, 4), Powderpuff (4), Monitor (3,4), Biology Club (2), Senior Frolics CORINNE LARSON Tweety Really, I could care less! . . . those Beverly boys . . . sewing . . . Ambition: To work and to Travel Home Ec. Club 2; Powderpuff 4, Senior Frolics, Dance Comm. EDMOND LeBLANC Ed In tire blues bag . . . cycles . . . DYLAN . . . Navy bound . . . Organ-Grinder . . . Plans to cut a record 38 JENNIFER ILEEN LORD Jil Skiing, sailing . . . trips to BPL . . . Maine . . . the hill at Hazelwood ' s. Cheerleader (2, 3, 4), Field Hockey, Tennis (1, 2, 3), Leaders Club (2 j 3, 4), Ski Club 4 (sec. ), Powderpuff (3, 4), Homeroom Rep. 3, Prom, MITOBO. STEPHEN LUSH Steve Jazz and blues buff . . . Boston and the beach . . . Janice . . . fast cars and big waves . . . ambition: to go to school and make money. JV Basketball 2, Cross Country 2. SUSAN LORING Sue Riding horses . . . swimming and watching T.V. . . . goal: to attend a business school. Basketball 1, Field Hockey 1, Glee Club 1, Softball 1, Science Club 1, Art Club 1. BARBARA MAC QUARRIE Barb Gabbing, reading, tennis . . . Danvers, the land--Natick . . . hates getting up in the morning . . . future nurse. Nurse ' s Club (2,3,4), Pep Squad (3, 4), Prom 3. GAY MANN The Great Save the Notch . . . discount earrings . . . Jug band Music . . . Ski fanatic . . . dark green MGTD ' s. Field hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Basket- ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4), GAA (1,2, 3,4 V. P. ), Leaders Club (2 treas. 3 V. P. 4), Ski Club (2, 3 sec. 4 pres. ), Powder Puff (3,4), Prom Chair- man, Monitor (3, 4), Nat. Honor Society (3, 4), Constitution Com- mittee 3, Dance Committee (2, 3,4), MITOBO, Senior frolics, B.O.P. (3,4). CHARLENE MANSFIELD Charlie Chucky Shooting the Whale at Yokens . . . seeks for fun . . . hates advice givers . . . my ' 60 Chevy . . . wants to own a honey bear . . .Ambition: to become a secretary and ski bum. Cheerleading (2,3,4 capt. ), Pep Squad 1, Library Aide 1, Busi- ness Club (2 treas. 3 V. P. 4), Powderpuff 3, Receptionist 4, Leaders Club (3,4), Masconomet Scholar 2, Dance Committees (2,3), Frolics, Girls Track (1, 2, 3), MIT OBO MARY ELLEN LEE White Volkswagons . . . Tran- script checks (likes the green stuff) . . . future executive secretary. Latin Club 1, Library Aide (1, 2), Modern Dance ( 1, 2), Recep- tionist 3, Dance Committee (1,2, 3, 4), Prom 3, Business Club (3 treas. 4), Pep Squad (3,4), (Pres.), MITOBO, Senior Frolics, Powderpuff (3, 4). LAUREN LITTLEFIELD Lauren Poised and polished . . . the Rook, teen club and the 81 . . . dislikes being disillusioned . . . water skiing . . . Ambition: to be satisfied. GAA (2,3 treas.), Softball 1. Field Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4 mgr. ), Leaders Club (2,3,4), Monitor (3,4), National Honor Society (3,4), Class treasurer (3, 4), Powderpuff (3,4), Dance Com- mittee (2,3,4) Constitution Comm. 3. JOHN MARTIN John Favorite pastime: Skiing . . . I can ' t grow my hair . . . Bob Dylan . . . fast cars . . . Ambition: Demolition Derby Champion JANET McCLUNG Jan Thanks a lot . . . snow and water skiing . . . bowling and sewing . . Ambition: Secretary, Stewardess Home Ec. Club 2; Powder Puff 4, Senior Frolics, Receptionists (3,4) DEBORAH McDEVITT Debby Beach Parties . . . dislikes crew cuts and pop quizzes . . . Ambition: To go to the Army- Navy Game . . . Future Nurse. Girl ' s Athletic Assoc. (1,2,3), American Field Service (2,3 VP.), Future Nurses (1, 2, 3), Gymnastics Club 3; Biology 4 JOSEPH MICHAEL MAYNARD Mike Cah Michael Saturday night at Rick ' s and Mother ' s . . . Small Ben . . . Skiing . . . jumps into hotbeds . . . beaucoup d ' argent Am- bition: ganer. Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2,4), Ski Club (1, 2,3,4), (treas. ), Monitors (3, 4), Class President 3; Class Vice-President 4 CHRISTINE MILLEY Chris Riding . . . swimming and sailing . . . art . . . boys and clothes . . . Ambition: To work on the hospital ship HOPE. Pep Squad 4; SEEC 3; Art Club 2; Sailing Club 2, Prom MARGARET MELVIN Peggy Weasel Writing to Eddie . . . 55 Chevy waiting for U.S. Army Mail . . . getting my license . . . swimming, football Receptionist ( 1 , 2, 3, 4), Home Ec. Club 1, School Store 4, Senior Frolics; Powder Puff, Switchboard (3,4) LYNDA E. MILAIKO Lyn Pink and Purple and boys . . . parallel bars . . . singing and swimming . . . wants to be a singer — and marry the producer Convent Dropout Student Exchange Board, Future Nurses (1,2), Pep Squad (2, 3), Thespians (2, 3) (4 treas. ), Operettas (1, 2, 3,4), Singers (1, 2,3,4), MITOBO, Acting Class 4, Northeast District 4 KATHLEEN VIRGINIA MOKLER Mokie Kath The Wanderer . . . Put ' s . . . Paul Revere and the Raiders A canary yellow XKE in Arizona . . . Bom Red Singers (2, 3, 4), Chorus (1,2), Music Librarian (1,2,3), Orches- tra 3; Operetta (1,2,3) DOUGLAS E. MO LIN Doug Magnificent man in his flying machine . . . Lady bus drivers . . . hot trumpet . . . Sue. Football (s, 2,3), Cross Country 4, Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Singers (3, 4), Monitor 4, Baseball 3, Ski Club (1,2), Powder Puff Chair- man 4, District Bank 4, Prom 3, Track 4, Senior Frolics, Operetta 3,4. PATRICIA LYNN MONTGOMERY Lynn George Hi! . . . tumbling . . . noc- tural swimming . . . shining hair and eyes. Library Aide 2, Lab Assistant 2, Orchestra (3, 4), Band 3, Junior Play 3, French Club 2, Prom 3, MITOBO, Ski Club (3,4), Gym Team. SUSAN L. MYERS Sue This blonde has more fun . . . King ' s Rook and a lonely beach . . . riding . . . dangling ear- rings ... to major in Biology. Modern dance (1, 2), Folksinging 2, National Jr. Honor Society 1, Leader ' s Club (sec. 2,3,4), Dance Committee (3,4) JOHN L. MOORE Johan Girls, cars, hockey, and billiards . . . Barb and the beach . . . friendly . . . to be a chemist. Bank ( 1 , 2, 3, 4), Orchestra 3, Audio Visual Aides (1,2), Bas- ketball (2,3). SUSAN LIVINGSTON MUNRO Sue Sophisticated . . . dates the faculty . . . trick knee . . . likes tennis, sailing, D.J.E. , singing and Kofstadter (?) Dance Committee (1,2), Senior Frolics, Masconomet Scholar, Singer (3,4), Prom 3, MITOBO, Class treasurer 1, Folk Music Club 2, Leader ' s Club (3 sec. 4 pres. ) Gymnastics 4 mgn. JUDYE. MOORE Judy A girl who knows her own mind . . . Likes flowers, Snoopy, and Robert Frost . . . swimmer and skier ... a future in Europe. Field Hockey 1, Nat. Jr. Honor Society, Student Council (2,3), Plays (2,3), Student Exchange Board (3,4), Operettas (2 , 3, 4), Thespians (3,4), Theatre Club (2,3), Kaleidoscope 4, MITOBO, Masconomet Scholar (1,2, 3), Girl ' s Chorus 1, Singers (2,3,4), District Chorus 4, Interpretive Reading 3, Prom, Tutor (2, 3, 4), Senior Frolics. SUSAN F. MURPHY Sue Strawberry ice cream . . . Woburn . . . Pet peeves: Brothers and short weekends . . skates and swimmer . . . am- bition: nurse. Spanish Club 1, Girl ' s Chorus 1, Bible Club 2, Nurses Club (3,4), MITOBO. KENNETH NANGLE Knangles Ken Puts down stupidity (even in teachers) . . . art projects . . . lousy parties . . Canadian Club President (1, 2, 3, 4) . . . Ambition: To be independently we althy Latin Club 1, Dance Committees (1,2, 3, 4), Art Club. DIANE V. NELSON Di Les . . . dancing . Les . . Burger chef . . . Les . . . ' 57 Fords . . . Les Ambition: To become a hairdresser. WILLIAM H. NOBLE Bill Daydreamer . . . football, bas ketball, hockey, horseback riding . . . wants to make 6 million. Football 1, Cross Country 4, Biology Club 3. REGAN A. NOON Rick Guitar playing . . . girls, money, cars, --in that order . . . slot car racing . . . Am- bition: To be a wealthy aero- nautical engineer Frolics 4, Football ( 1 , 2 ), Announcers 4, Stage crew (3,4), Prom 3 MARGARET ANNE O ' BRIEN Peggy Windy day sailing . . . Ipswich never enough time . . . seam- stress . . . future Home Ec. Teacher Modern Dance (1,2), Home Ec. Club (1,2), Girls Chorus, Singers (3, 4), Powderpuff (3, 4), MITOBO, Operetta ( 1, 2, 3, 4), Frolics. RUSSELL C. QSBORNE Russ Shortened school day automo- tive shop . . . food, fun, and Dawson ' s . . . bound for the West Coast Football 1, Baseball 1, Basket- ball 1, Frolics, MITOBO JOHN OTIENO Our Kenyan friend . . . bright smile . . . You are a super- beauty. CATHERINE PAGE Cathy Music, Danvers, and Johnny . . . those baggy band uniforms . . . to become a nurse. Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Glee club 1, Future Nurses (3, 4), Classical Music Club 3, Dance Comm. (2,3,4), MITOBO, Frolics MARKR. PATSFALL Chief Wine . . . women, and food . . . . Q-l . . . art . . . Am- bition: To own his own adver- tising agency. 42 CHARLENE PETERS Chars Sea and ski . . . zzzzz . . . knitting . . . basketball . . . Rook . . . Europe in the stars. Hockey 3, Basketball (2, 3 , 4), Future Nurses Club (1,2,3) (Vice-Pres. 3), Leaders Club (3,4), Pep Squad (1, 2, 3), Dance Comm. (1,2, 3, 4), Prom Powder- puff (3, 4), S.C.E.D. 3. LAWRENCE PAULSON Larry Perennially sleepy . . . math class . . . running, girls, swim- ming ... a real traveller. Cross country 4, gymnastics (3,4), track (1, 2, 3, 4) (co- capt.), Math team 4, Football ( 1 , 2 ). SCOTT W. PERRY Scott Likes parties (B.Y.O.B.) . . . skiing and blondes . . . plays it cool in a wet suit . . . future beach bum with an XKE. Basketball 1, Student Council 4, Ski Club (2, 3,4). GERALDINE PETERSON Singers (1, 2, 3), Pep Squad (2, 3,4), Prom, Dance Comm. 4, MITOBO PATSY CLARK PETERSON Patsy Paisley ties . . . sailing and skiing . . . reading . . . blue and green . . . Ambition: Go to New York. Classical Music Club 2, Leaders Club (2,3,4), Student Exchange (3,4). MITOBO, National Honor Society (3, 4). POLLY PETERSON Polly Beach bum . . . singing off key . . . No one likes my singing . . . red cars . . . Educated bum in Europe . Student Council (2, 3,4), Student Exchange Board (3,4), Pep Squad 4, Leaders Club (3,4), Ski Club 2, Field Hockey 4, ' Play (2,3,4), Powderpuff (3,4), Basketball 1, Prom, Frolics, Lacrosse 3, Finger painting 4 ROLF ERIC PETERSON Eric Playboy of the month . . . Likes sleeping (especially while work- ing) . . . wine, women, and sports cars . . . wants to retire at thirty. Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Hockey (2, 3,4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Bas- ketball 1, Student Council (3,4), (Vice Pres. 4), Monitor 4, Chess ALBERT DANIEL PHELAN Danny Chief Masconomet . . . likes ski trips, antique cars . . . Dylan . . . complaint . . . old gym equipment. Gymnastics (1, 2, 3) (co. capt. ), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Football ( 1, 2), Monitors (3,4), Science Fair (1,2), Senior Frolics, Prom 3, MITOBO, Ski Club (1, 2, 3,4), Biology Club 4. ELLEN L. PITT Ellie Quiet but deep . . . skiing and swimming . . . mysteries and westerns . . . heading for college. Leaders ' Club (3,4), Chorus 2, Homeroom Rep. 2, Frolics, Folk Music Club, MITOBO. JEFFREY PINKHAM Pinky Sedate ballroom dancing . . . girl-watcher . . . skiing . . . Ambition: to be successful. Football ( 1 , 2, 3, 4), Gymnastics, Hockey 2, Baseball 2, Track (1,3,4) (co. capt. ), Biology Club (2, 3), Monitor 4, Prom 3, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Powder- puff, Sailing Club 2. JUDITH D. PORTER Judi Musical . . . boys and tennis . . . those U. Mass, weekends . . . complaint: Masconomet heat . . . a future nurse. Band (2,3,4), Orchestra (2,3), Field Hockey (1, 2, 4), Softball (1,2), Dance Comm. (1,2, 3, 4), Library Aide 1, Homeroom treasurer 3, Future Nurses Club (1,4), Prom, Chorus 1, Student Exchange Board 3, MITOBO. DONNA PRESCOTT Smiley Middleton Square . . . Rta. 144 Drive-In . . . Jerry, Jimmy, Ralph, Barry, Don (and almost anything that walks) . . . Sorry about that Chief baby! Receptionists 4. SCOTT W. PRIOR Otto Peoria She ' s a fine woman . . . author of Good Books (eulogizing his benevolence, Olaf) . . . darkroom . . . future artistic astronomical photographer. MITOBO (Editor-in-Chief) Kaleidoscope (3,4), Photography Club (1,2,3 pres. 4), Science Fair (1,2,3), Monitor (3, 4), Prom, Cross Country 4, Track 4. DOUGLAS SCOTT RANKIN Scott CarRalph Skin diving and girls . . . being lazy . . . XKE ' s and girls . . . skiing, money (and girls) . . . to live in Hawaii. Basketball (1, 2), Track (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (3,4), MITOBO, Frolics, Student Council (3,4 Pres. ). DEBORAH RAYMOND Deb Active . . . ice skating, swim- ming, walking in the wind . . . swooning ... to Brazil on a banana boat. Cheerleading ( 1, 4), Spanish Club (1), Field Hockey 1, Gym- nastics 3 (mgr), National Honor Society (3, 4), Thespians (3, 4), Play (2, 3), Operetta (3 , 4), Dance Comm. (2,3,4), Powder- puff, Leaders (2, 3, 4), Interpre- tive Reading (1,2), Theatre Club (2,3,4), Tennis Team 2. BONNIE RICHARDS Bonnie Sugar and spice . . . prize win- ning Shropshires . . . equestri- enne . . . bassoon player . . . Golden Fleece. Latin Club 1, Girls Chorus 1, Singers (2, 3, 4), Band (2,3,4), Play (2,3,4) Operetta (2, 3, 4), Leaders Club 4, Prom 3, Dance Comm. (1,2, 3, 4), Student Ex- change Board (3,4), Biology Club 4, MITOBO, Theatre Club (2,3). PHILLIP J. RILEY Phil Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1,2, 3, 4), Baseball (1,2, 3, 4), Photography Club (2,3), Monitor (3,4), Prom 3, Hr. Room Rep- resentative 2, Hr. Room Trea- surer 2 . JAMES ROBICHEAU Jim Anchors away . . . wants to travel and see the world . . . going steady. Freshman football, J.V. Foot- ball 1, track 1 . WENDY ROBINSON Wendy Rock-hunting . . . driving on the right ... 4 o ' clock tea . . . school before dawn . . . to teach the Americans English Singers 4, Student Exchange Board, Library Aide 4, Frolics, MITOBO, Senior Magazine 3, Future Teachers Club 3. ROBIN A. ROLAND Rob Walking in the rain . . . Moooo . . . Is Jan here today? . . . stock car racing . . . wants to get married and have TONS of kids Tennis club (1,2), Hockey (1, 2, ), Frolics, Powderpuff, Volley- ball 3, Prom, MITOBO, Dance Comm. (3,4) JANICE L. ROMAN Jan Swimming and dancing . . . walking in the rain . . . will miss Masco . . . Ambition: Beautician. Business Club (2,3,4), Powder- puff 4, Receptionists (3, 4), Frolics, MITOBO, Basketball, Dance Comm. , Softball, Pep Squad. CYNTHIA ROSS Cindi Singing . . . art room philoso- phy and group therapy sessions . . . Beach boys ... to keep both feet out of my mouth. Singers (1, 2, 3, 4), Operetta (1, 2,3), Ski Club 1, Art Club 2, Plays (2,3), Tennis 2, Thespians (3,4), Prom, Pep Squad, Powder- puff (3, 4), MITOBO. TYNNE RUBCHINUK Tynne Scottie . . . roller skating and swimming, jazz records . . . Scottie . . . Ambition . . . Pediatric nursing and to become an R.N. Modem Dance 1, Pep Squad (2,3,4), Future Nurses Club (1,2, 3, 4), Majorettes 3, MITOBO, Powderpuff 4, Frolics CYNTHIA E. RUOCCO Rock Syn awaiting the arrical . . . that certain smile . . . the wrong- doer . . . efficient secretary . . . Right? The endless search for fun . . . Not ME! Cheerleading ( 1, 2, 4), Business Club (2, V. P. 3, 4 Pres.), Re- ceptionists 4, School Store (2, 3,4), Pep Squad 3, Prom (3,4), Senior Frolics, Dance Commit- tee 4, Masconomet Scholar, Jr. National Honor Society, MITOBO JOAN SAVOLAINEN Joan BRADFORD RUSHWORTH Brad SUZANNE SAVAGE Sav Butterfly and moth collecting-- the Bee . . . Russian authors and the Victorian Period . . . Ambition: Lepidopterist Asst. Ed. Mitobo; Softball (1, 2,3), Ski club (1,2), Powder- puff (3, 4), Dance Comm. (3, 4), Jr. National Honor Soc. Frolics 4 f SUSAN LINDA SCHMEHL Sue Artistic . . . plastic straws and pigtails . . . Bermuda . . . hates counting calories . . . raisins . . . future English Teacher. Spanish Club (1), Theatre Club (2, 3), Interpretive Reading (2, 3,4), Tutoring (3, 4), Singers (2,3,4), Modern Dance 3, Prom, Student Exchange Board (3,4), Frolics, Play, Science Fair (3, 4), Biology Club 4, MITOBO. ERIC S. SEDERQUEST Eric Our own Hugh Hefner . . . girls, sports, cars, and money . . . outward bound . . . am- bition: Sports car designer Football 1, Basketball 1, Prom, Tennis (1,2, 3. 4,), A.V. Aides (1,2, 3, 4), MITOBO, Radio Club 3,4, Engineers 4. PETER H. SENNOTT Bimbo Photography club 4, Track (1, 2,3,4), MITOBO MBM V, VC THOMAS SHEPARD Tom Friendly . . . conventions and Boston . . . surfing and Fords . . . a future in on the political scene - -governor ? Class treasurer, Acting class 4, Senior Frolics JACQUELINE SILVA Jackie Flying . . . Captain America and the Super heroes . . . likes a good time and her favorite people . . . wants to live in California International night 1, Senior Frolics, Play 3, Kaleidoscope 3, Folk Music Club 2, Pep Squad 2, Singers (1, 2, 3, 4), Music Festival (1,2,3) KATHLEEN SLINEY Kathy Chorus 1; Band 2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3; Business Club 1,2,3; Girls Track 2; Receptionist 1, 2,3 CHARLENE SMIDT Charlie No . . . Now Listen to Mother . . . loves cheering . . . Mi Mi, stop picking on me. Cheerleader 4; Student Exchange 4; Basketball 4 (manager) Dance Comm. (2,3,4), Prom, Finger Painting III, Senior Frolics LYNNE SPENCER Lynne Painting, rug braiding and knitting . . skiing and a boy named Terry Cowan . . . new- comer to Masconomet Acapella (1, 2, 3), Singers 4, Girls ' League (1,2,3), Class Secretary (1,3), Field Hockey 1; District 2, Pep Squad 2, Stu- dent Council (1,2), SEMSBA (2,3) DAVID SPERANDIO Dave Transfer from Brewster Academy quiet . . . Athletic -sports Am- bition: To become Mechanical Engineer on Airplanes Football (2, 3), Hockey (2, 3), Golf (2, 3), Baseball (4) RICHARD STACKHOUSE Rick The Joker . . . loves cafeteria food? wants to be an engineer Latin Club 1; Archeology Club 2 RUSSELL STEARNS Russ Football, sports . . . hates ties, loves people . . . future in Marine Biology Football 4 MARK SUTHERLAND Mark JIMMY TIRRELL Jimmy Enjoys liquid refreshment . . . golf and basketball . . . Girls Chess Club (1,2), Sailing 1, Bas- ketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Football, Track (2 , 3 , 4), Dance Commit- tees (1, 2, 3, 4) Sailing Club 2; Basketball 2 BARBARA UNGER Barb ' ' Ladylike . . . ' 66 white Valiant . . . rainy days . . . the beach . . . Ambition: To make the best seller list. Leaders (2, Pres. 3, 4) tutor (3, 4) G.A.A. (1,2, 3,4), Class Secre- tary (3,4) Basketball (1,2,3), Field Hockey 1 Student Council (1,2), Jr. National Honor Society (3, 4) sec) Masconomet Scholar (1, 2), Monitor (3,4) Science Fair (1,2), MITOBO GILBERT VAN GEYTE Gil Drumming . . . girls . . . money Ambition: to be rich, to be happy, to stay single. Prom 3 MICHAEL J. VOGT Mike Blessed are the pure in heart . . . rides the side horse . . . Explorer. Biology Club (3, 4, Pres. ) Cross Country 4, Track (2, 3, 4) Gym- nastics ( 1, 2, 3, 4), V. F.W. Essay contest (3,4), Singers 3, Radio Club 3, Audio Visual Aids (1,2), Football 1, Dance Com- mittee 2 JANICE L. WAITT Jan Weird earrings . . . trumpets and Hondas . . . country and western ... to please a certain someone. Band (2,3,4), MITOBO, Prom, German Club 2, Dance Com- mittee (1,2, 3, 4), Senior Frolics Powderpuff (3,4), Frosh Day 1 Office Aid 4. r JUDITH WAYLAND Judy Riding, swimming, dancing . . . Complaint: The FOOD ROTS ... to be happily married. WHITMORE, GEORGE Gayorg Coin collecting, football games, bowling . . . hates Science Labs and homework . . . Ambition: To become the typical well- dressed executive German Club (2, 3), Nat. Junior Honor Society (1,2), Outstand- ing German Student 3, Mas- conomet Scholar (1,2,3, 4), MITOBO, Senior Frolics CARLENE F. WELLS Elf Lloyds . . . breaks at Putnam ' s . . . That ' s close . . . the big go getter . . . Trips to Danvers ... a great searcher of fun . . . to be a success in the Business World . . . bombs in a little green Rambler. Business Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Powder- puff (3, 4), Senior Frolics ROBERT F. WILCOX Bump Skiing, parties, sailing, Luck . . . to be a ski-bum. Basketball (1,2), Baseball 2 Chess Club 2, Band 2, Sailing Club 2. CATHERINE WILDES Cathy Girl Friday . . . Summer Blonde? . . . well-dressed . . . plays the field Spanish Club 1; Bookstore 3; Ski Club 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Soft- ball 2,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Field Hockey 4; Receptionists 3; Ad Party 4; Dance committee 3,4; Prom 3; Alumni Reception 4; MITOBO BRUCE WOODBURY Woody Cars, pool, motorcycles . . . a future in Navy blue. WILLIAM WRIGHT Bill Shooting pool . . . ' 63 Fords . . . complaint: 12 miles per gallon . . . ambition: meteorolo- gist in the United States Navy. Cross country 2 LEONARD WILLIAMS Lennie ft LESLIE CARAN BOWERS Les Charlie Brown and Man ' s best friend . . . gallant men . . . dislikes open windows in February . . . impromptu essays . . . Singers 1,2, 3, 4; Student exchange board 1,2, 3, 4; Ger- man Club 1,2,3 (pres. ) Outing Club; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Math team 1,2, 3,4; North East District 3,4; Field Hockey 1; Dance Com- mittee 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. LAURIE WYMAN La Blue eyes . . . airports in Florida . . . Charlie Brown sweatshirt . . . moonshine . . . hates bleachies . . . Crane ' s at 5 A.M. Girls ' Chorus 1; Singers 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Powderpuff 4; Leader ' s Club 2,3, 4 (treas. ) MITOBO, Prom 3; Ski Club 4; CATHY BEACH Thespians (treas. ) Speech Club; G. A. A. ; French Club; Future Nurses Club (sec. ); Antonians; Pep Club; Singers; Senior Class treasurer; Office Aide; School Paper NOT SHOWN Phyllis Carpenter William Harwood Leale KnowTton Leslie Leblanc Richard Picariello David Sabino I junior-senior prom ’66 On June third, 1966, the Junior-Senior Prom, Saya- nora, was held in the Archibald L. Jones Gymnasium A Japanese garden . . . reflecting pools surrounded by azaleas and willow trees . . . the walls hung with murals of Japanese art ... a bandstand pagoda . . . and a summer night. The final product was the result of weeks of planning and a great deal of hard work . Gay Mann was general chairman. Under her direction worked committees which planned for decorations, gifts, and refreshments . David Barr and Richard Feher were responsible for the lovely Japanese murals which hung on the walls . The queen of our Prom was Suzanne Savage. Members of her court were: Judith Allen, Priscilla Kane, Bon- nie Richards, Cynthia Ruocco, Janice Waitt, and Carlene Wells . On November twenty-third, 1966, the third annual Powderpuff Football Game was played between the Seniors and the Juniors . The Seniors, who had the full backing of the Play- boy Empire played a great game, and, in spite of a 0-0 tie, the Seniors were declared the technical victors. Gay Mann and Wendy Graham co -captained one of the most talented teams ever assembled at Masconomet . The Juniors played a good game, but were out- classed. During half-time, a spectacular show was produced by Senior well-wishers. An enormous band, augmented by our fantastic faculty and colossal cheerleaders presented exhilarating entertainment to the appreciative audience . senior superlatives Class Gentleman: Danny Phelan Class Cradlesnatchers: Linda Belleau Tony D ' Agostino Best Personality: Class Athlete: Cindy Ruocco David Benson Gay Mann Phil Riley Done the Most for Masconomet: Class Brownie: Lauren Littlefield David Barr Robin Roland Jeff Hosterman Best all round: Class Gossip: Gay Mann Greg Banus Mary Ellen Lee Jimmy Tirrell Best Dancers: Most Talked About: Sue Myers Peter Semiott Jan Hazlewood Best Looking: Most Respected Teachers: Mike Maynard Mrs. Blanchard Mr. Jacques Prettiest: Most Trustworthy: Bonnie Richards Hope Andrew Bob Hughes Most Popular: Most Convincing Liar: Marit Fossum Jimmy Evans Jane Britner Bob Wilcox Class Actor: Jeff Anderson Class Angels: Judy Allen Mike Vogt Class Actress: Friendliest: Linda Milako Mary Jo Coddington David Benson Most Sincere: Most Artistic: Sue Munroe Danny Phelan Susan Schmehl Scott Prior Prettiest Eyes: Most Agreeable: Cindy Ross Doug Molin Meryl Kernot Jeff Pinkham Most Gullible: Most Musical: Marcia Chew John Otieno Susan Andrew Doug Molin Most Fickled: Prettiest legs: Sue Demars Dale Kitching Vivian Bassett Scott Perry Gift of Gab: Most Contagious Smile: Sue Lane Ken Nangle Cindy Ruocco John Otieno Class Flirt: Class Cynics: Jan Hazlewood Jill Curtis John Lee Playboy: John Dwinell Most Likely to Succeed: Judy Moore Jay Ballard Clowns: Non-conformists : Wendy Graham Bob Wilcox Winky Brackley Damon Eastmon Prettiest Hair: Most Argumentative: Sue Myers Eric Peterson Mary Ellen Lee John Lee Class Chief: Mark Patsfall Cutest Couple: Sue Andrew and Doug Molin Most Respected: Boys ' Girl: Barb Unger Greg Banus Sandy Bennett Class Genius: Cathy Jansen Russel Hayden Girls ' Boy: Mike Maynard Most Timid: Class Lady: Miriam Hodges Roy Heaton Bonnie Richards 61 rAlitlJlb sse underclassmen 70 jjil . 72 74 I 1 1 T iB rT� i -- 0 ' JU ” 75 79 freshmen . .. activities senior executive board Greg Banus--Pres. Mike Maynard--V. P. Barbara Unger-- Sec. Lauren Littlefield--Treas. David Barr--Rep. to Student Council Lenny Dwinell — Pres. Lisa Lessing--V. P. Pat Tirrell--Sec. Chris Schumacher--Treas. freshman class officers Tom Abbott--Pres. Tom Hamilton--V. P. Janet Poor--Sec. Jim Gage--Treas. junior class officers sophomore class officers Roseanne Gianelli--Pres. George Fowler--V. P. Cindy Perry- -Sec. Jane Doughty--Treas. 92 majorettes masconomet singers girls’ chorus 93 The halls are alive with the sound of music . . . This year’s musical production, the hit of stage and cinema, was presented on March 10 and 1 1, 1967. Under the direction of Miss Jean O. Jarvie, the musical was one of Masconomet ' s most successful productions. Linda Milako and Jay Norris played the starring roles, supported by Ted Cuthbertson and Bonnie Wade. The many people in the cast and committees worked to- gether and with cooperation gave a performance of which we can all be proud. 9 ' Ski Club The Maskiers is one of the most active organizations at Masconomet . This year the club sponsored a War- ren Miller movie, The Skiers, and went on a three -day trip to Killington, Vermont. The skiing was terrific and a great time was had by everyone. Kaleidoscope Editors Kaleidoscope, Masconomet ' s literary magazine and the winner of the New England Press Association Award, is ably led this year by Cathy Jansen, editor- in-chief. Other editors are Judy Moore, literary editor, and Barbi Irwin and Susan Halloran, poetry editors. This year ' s staff produced two issues which maintained the standard of excellence previously set. Kaleidoscope, which allows the creative student to see his work in print, is a publication of which Masconomet can be proud. Library Aides The Library Aides are dedicated students who give up their study halls to assure the efficient opera- tion of the library. They help Mrs. Cory, our librarian, by shelving books, taking care of magazines and microf ilm, and checking out books. Their only reward is the satisfaction gained from voluntary service . Athletically oriented, these girls assist the gym teachers, leaving them with more time to relax. The club aims to develop the individual, especially in qualities of leadership and self-reliance. Pictured here are Gay Mann, (Vice-pres. ), Sue Myers, (Sec. ), Laurie Wyman, (Treas. ), and Sue Munroe, (Pres.) leader’s club officers cheerleaders On Red! On White! On Team! Fight! Fight! Our cheer- leaders bring their enthusiasm and energy to every game. Leading cheer after cheer, these girls keep their cool, whether winning or losing. Pictured here are Deanna Babin, Jil Lord, Sandy Bennett, Jan Houser, Kevon Garrison, Cindy Ruocco, Mary Lou Newton; Charlene Mansfield, head cheer- leader. Behind the scenes are substitutes Debby Raymond, Charlene Schmidt, and Brenda Hamilton. theatre club The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd . . . Interested in theatre, these girls attend various plays in Boston, and participate in dramatic productions at the school. Members are: STANDING, Debby Raymond, Judy Moore, Susan Schmehl. SEATED, Jill Curtis, (pres. ), Cathy Jansen. 96 student council 1st ROW--Polly Peterson, Kathy Gaither, Scott Perry, Scott Rankin, Eric Peterson, Diane Swindell, Cheryl Quimby. 2nd ROW--Mary Lou Newton, Ellen Bryan, Chris Richman, Patrice Eremian, Muffie Cheney, Kevon Garrison, Mary Schumacher. 3rd ROW--Steve Polkow, Ken Bixby, Bill Rendle, Ken Castner, Hal Moore, Diane Bryant. The Student Council, one of Masconomet ' s most active organizations, strives to better the relationship between the stu- dent body and the administration. Giving unselfishly of their time and energy, its members are well-informed in matters of school policy and determined to further understanding among all members of the school . national honor society FIRST ROW- -Greg Banus, Helen Jones, Jeff Hoster- man, Barbara Unger, Judy Allen. SECOND ROW-- Lauren Littlefield, Debby Raymond, Jay Ballard, Patsy Peterson, Gay Mann, Leslie Bowers. The members of the Masconomet chapter of the National Honor Society, elected by the faculty for their outstanding quali- ties of leadership, and scholarship, serve the school through their tutoring program . Their annual Christmas Cornucopia is a successful effort to share our bounty with needy families in the Boston area. This organization enables Mas- conomet to participate in an invaluable experience as a host to foreign students . The Student Exchange Board, aided by its provisional members, furthers international understanding through the exchange of foreign and regional students. In conjunc- tion with the Masconomet Ambas- sadors Club, the group composed of students in grades 9-12, pro- vides supervision and financial assistance for the program. The Board sponsors many activities, including a candy sale and an international dinner . lst--Marit Dossum, Vicki Melzar, Sue Lane, Leslie Bowers, Steve King, Meryl Kernot, Wendy Robinson 2nd ROW — Cathy Jansen, Charlene Peters, Polly Peterson, Susan Schmehl, Linda Milaiko, Chris Milley, Patsy Peterson. 3rd ROW-- Carol Bryant, Becky Woodward, Judy Moore, Bob Hughes, Wendy Townsend, Dottie Vailleux, Wendy Allen. MARIT FOSSUM, NORWAY JOHN OTIENO, KENYA student exchange board (provisional members) 1st ROW--Robin Ingraham, Harriet Barr, Anne Harrington, Anne Yaeger, Carolyn Lyons, Mary Ellen Horsey, Virginia Shepard. 2nd ROW-- Sharon Jackman, Annie Peterson, Dianne Chap- lin, Cherie Langford, Debbie Rupp, Janet Ross, Betty Scales. 3rd ROW--John Krause, Ted Cuthbertson, Rick Porter, Debbie DeMark, Sue Martin, Bonnie Richards. Our exchange students, from Kenya, Norway, and England, have quickly become assimilated into the class. We have all gained through our friend- ship with them, because of their individual personalities and diverse cultural backgrounds . Wendy Robinson, Sussex, England monitors 1st ROW--Marna Carlton, Kevon Garrison, Don Eremian, Phil Riley, Susan Andrew, Carolyn Gauthier, Jil Lord. 2nd ROW--Jeff Hosterman, Roy Bergstrom, Dan Despres, Jeff Pinkham, Gay Mann, Paula Sennott, Cheryl Quimby, Mary Lou Newton, Charles Phelan. 3rd ROW--Jim Evans, Dick Geary, Eric Peter- son, John Lee, Ken Crocker, Doug Molin, Scott Prior. Masconomet ' s Monitors, Juniors and Seniors elected to their posts by their fellow students, regulate traffic in the halls between classes To enforce school regulations, the Monitors bring infringers to court and decide on their punishment. To our Monitors we owe the order in our halls . trench club 1st ROW--Deb DeMark, Mike Maynard (trea- surer), Lauren Littlefield, Mary Jo Coddington, Charlene Peters, Eric Peterson, Marit Fossum 2nd ROW--Fred Case, Jan Hazelwood, Gay Mann, Ken Crocker, Ellen Pitt, Debby Ray- mond, Jil Lord. german club 1st ROW--Jeff Hosterman, George Whitmore, Leslie Bowers, Scott Prior, Jay Ballard. 2nd ROW--Dick Geary, Ken Crocker, Philip Chu- luda, Eric Peterson, Lloyd Farrin. The members of the German Club participate in this activity to im- prove their proficiency in spoken German and to gain a greater knowl- edge of German culture. Spanish club 1st ROW--Judy Allen, Susan Schmehl, Debby McDevitt 2nd ROW--Jill Curtis, Janice Hop- ping, Debby Raymond. These students are interested in Spanish and the civilization of Spain. They supp ort programs with speak- ers familiar with the Spanish culture and language. thespians 1st ROW--Linda Milaiko, Marsha Donovan, Rick Porter, Susan Halloran, Marna Carlton 2nd ROW--Jan Hopping, Debby Raymond, Judy Moore, Sue Lane, Sue Andrew, Linda Stieritz, Glenn Shields. Dedicated to the advancement of ex- cellence in drama in high school, the National Thespian Society has set high standards for induction . Students who meet these exacting requirements, by participating in the many phases of production, are inducted into the society at one of the two yearly inductions . photography club 1st ROW--David Barr, Mary Jo Coddington, Dick Geary ' , Scott Prior, Doug Gruber. 2nd ROW- -Don Cox, Peter Sennott, Lloyd Farrin, Carolyn Lyons, Alice Kenny, Perri Volz, Richard Becker, Richard Haywood, Miss Swen- son, (adviser). This flashy group snaps into action at school programs and sports events. They develop skill in pho- tography, although some shudder at the results . The group is advised by Miss Swenson who channels the group’s efforts. announcers 1st ROW- -Glen Shields, Richard Becker, Jay Ballard. 2nd ROW--Doug Gruber, Eric Seder- quest, Regan Noone, Rick Porter. The Announcers are one of the most vocal groups in the school. They operate the Public Address System, and are responsible for the morning announcements . They give the news about sports, meetings, programs, individual requests and ultimatums. This concludes the morning announce- ments . biology club 1st ROW--Marna Carlton, Judi Porter, Carolyn Gauthier, Mike Vogt, Jeff Pinkham, Dan Phe- lan, Wendy Graham. 2nd ROW--Mr. Sanger- mano (Adviser), Wendy Townsend, Barbara Visser, Bonnie Richards, Janice Hopping, Susan Schmehl, Peggy Eckel, Pam Smith, Richard Becker. 3rd ROW--Jane Nester, Debby Mc- Devitt, Gretchen Barber, Janet Ross, Trina Wirth. The members of this club work to supplement their knowledge of biology, under the guidance of Mr. Sangermano. They sponsor speakers and trips for some of the members to various lectures and programs in Boston. The club aims to develop the individual interests of students in the many aspects of biology. business club 1st ROW- -Barbara Bracket, Jylle Eldridge, Coralie Bullerwell, Cheryl Johnson, Susan Bullerwell, Mary Ellen Lee 2nd ROW- -Brenda Hamilton, Gail Hutchinson, Joy Ericson, Linda Belleau, Gail Johnson, Sue Johnson, Sue Lyons, Mr. Soucy (Adviser), 3rd ROW--Barbara Porter, Rita Hurd, Helen Jones, Janice Roman. In addition to Masconomet ' s course offering, the Business Club is de- signed to benefit those students who plan to enter a business career soon after graduation . Members increase their technical skill and their knowl- edge of business activities as they participate in the Club ' s program of films, lectures, and field trips . stage crew 1st ROW--Eric Sederquest, Regan Noone, Sue Hall, Richard Becker, Doug Gruber. 2nd ROW --Bob Hughes, Steve Nutter, Scott Nangle, Mike Runnels, Glen Shields, Rick Porter. No school program, whether theat- rical, musical, or informative, can be produced without the assistance of the stage crew. Working with lights, flats, and electrical equip- ment, the members of this organi- zation earn Thespian points as well as the gratitude of all those involved in other aspects of production. library aides 1st ROW --Christine Maussner, Jean Gordon, Alice Kenny, Wendy Robinson, Ilona Classen, Shirley Hazel, Linda Chittenden. 2ndROW- Bob Griene, Kathy Rolsma, Terry Evans, Georgia Olsen, Caroyn Lyons, Robin Ingraham Haywood, 3rd ROW--Richard Lowson, Doug Gruber, Barbara Visser, Kris Scott, Kathy O ' Brien, Jayne Clark, Jack Gill, Richard de- Grandpre The Library Aides, through the donation of their study halls, pro- vide an essential service to the school. Their duties, which include checking and shelving books and running errands, save valuable time for the librarians. Their re- sponsibilities in addition to famil- iarizing them with the workings of the library, are beneficial to the entire student body. future nurses club 1st ROW--Nancy Anderson, Judi Porter, Anne H. Harrington, Dottie Goodale, Margery Lyler, Jean Beavjean, Nanci Andrew, Diane Chaplin. Founded in 1963, the Future Nurses Club is chartered by the F.N.A. Under the supervision of Mrs . Hoogerziel, members learn the fundamentals of nursing through lectures . chef’s club SEATED--Jeff Knight, Richard Lawson, STAND- ING--Andrew Clark, Richard Haywood, Mark Howard, Bob Gregory, Michael Hermans. For those who complain about school cooking- -here’s a switch! The boys learn the fundamentals of cooking and basic facts about food. Guided by Mrs. Blanchard, they may be on their way to the Cordon Bleu. receptionists 1st ROW--Susan Bullerwell, Joy Ericson, Bar- bara Brackett, Coralie Bullerwell, Cheryl Johnson, Susan Cassidy. 2nd ROW — Jylle Elr- ridge, Miss Kennedy (adviser), Jeanne Blan- chard, Janice Roman, Donna Prescott, Peggy Melvin, Janet McClung, Mary Lou Newton. 3rd ROW--Rita Hurd, Dianne Babin, Charlene Mansfield, Cindi Ruocco, Stevie Sennott, Nanci Killam. These girls are volunteers stationed at the main entrances and they help visitors to Masconomet. They give directions to visitors and act as guides on Visitation Days . They put a friendly, welcome face on Masconomet ' s public image. stereo staff 1st ROW — Perri Volz, Winkie Brackley, Kathy Mokler 2nd ROW --Bob Armitage, Steve Cor- mack, Steve Barnum Not pictured- -Cindy Bullens, John Bazzinotti, Mark Jones. Under the direction of Mr. Russell, the Stereo staff turns out a weekly newspaper for students . It includes reports of student activities, college news, and editorials. The magazine is a practical study in journalism, besides being a clear picture of school life . pep squad Always present at important games and rallies, the Pep Squad stimu- lates the spirit of enthusiasm for Masconomet ' s athletic teams. Easily distinguished by their red and white berets, the members accompany the cheerleaders in rousing cheers, spontaneously spreading their spirit throughout the other spectators . radio club 1st ROW- -Regan Noon, Doug Gruber, Richard Becker, Eric Sederquist, Jay Ballard 2nd ROW— Glenn Shields, Mr. Carpenter (Adviser), Steve Boyd. The Radio Club, joined by students interested in radio engineering, provides an opportunity for students to work with professional equipment provided by the school. Members are aided in their attempt to obtain amateur radio licences . office aides 1st ROW--Karen Thing, Karen Farley, Marcia Lombard, Bette Christian, Nancy Schultz, Judi Bruce 2nd ROW--Ginny Hobson, Alice Kenny, Chris Richman, Peggy Eckel, Jeannie Griffin, Janice Waitt. These girls are volunteers who give up a few study halls to help out in the office. They help with clerical duties, answer the telephone, and do errands for the staff. mitobo Of all the productions at Masconomet, our yearbook, MITOBO ' 67 ' has turned out to be a difficult, complex record of our impressions and memo- ries at Masconomet. In its eighth year, MITOBO has become a fixture at Masconomet, looked forward to with eagerness by underclassmen; for seniors, it is somewhat over- shadowed by graduation. The work necessary for so important a com- pilation has necessitated many late hours for editors and staff. It has involved planning, writing, and typ- ing, financing, and censoring, ac- tivities which were coordinated by our Editor-in-Chief, Scott Prior, and our advisor, Mr. Robert Jacques. In addition to Scott, there were eight editors. They are Assistant Editor-in-Chief Suzanne Savage, Literary Editor, Winifred Brackley; Art Editor, David Barr; Photography editor, Lloyd Farrin; Advertising Editor, Robert Hughes; Subscription Editor, Priscilla Kane; Head Proof- reader, Robert Armitage; Head typist, Helen Jones . How can we go wrong? These staffs and editors have worked diligently and can promise the best possible yearbook, MITOBO ' 67. «• I - tiL J v r v ■ . . t, i - f ' W ■V y,. _ U. - r - ' - ■ - „ 7 V r , � v . _ .. _ v X „ - t r � ' . 4f . %� . . v V ■”■ . -_r � .-%fj|R, ' • ■ ■ ' ♦ • .f % ' f «. -v � g ' V ■ ■ .+, ' ¥ - ■? k .J. - . -. ' • v 2 . . «k t . «k -, 1 ' r . ' T %.•«• V vv JO i-’ir - ' ; . v ?-V C • r J. V Vi -‘ s -• 9 x t +$ 0 C Ws -i sports cross country This year’s Chieftain Harriers retained their Championship by defeating all other teams in the League Competition. Co-captain Greg Banus came in first in every league meet. First year runner Larry Paulson, a senior, often placed second giving great support to the team . A capable sophomore, Dave Farley, shows great promise for next year. Other outstanding mem- bers were Co -captain Jeff Hosterman, Steve Crowe, Jim Kuczun, John Deveney, and Tom Hamilton. The Harriers, coached by Mr. Gregorchik, certainly deserve congratulations for another excellent season! no =v ■i.-V,- ' i, • 1 Sk 9£ . ■ - ' ,-: . ' football Our girls ' basketball team has done well this year, in spite of the fact that the coach. Miss Wier, has been out of com- mission. Mr. Campbell has done a good job as an occasional pinch -hitter . The girls, who all displayed a great deal of skill, were led by Gay Mann as high scorer. Wendy Graham and Charlene Peters were outstanding senior members. Tal- ented as juniors were Laurel Giannino and Cindy Bullens . This year the team went international, with the addition of Marit Fossum. girls’ basketball This second season for the girls ' gymnastic team has gone very well. Coached by Miss Clark, the team has improved greatly over last year, participating in many events: the horse, parallel bars, balance beam, tum- bling, free exercise, and trampoline . Outstanding per- formances were given by Sharon Curtis, Donna Trask, and Carol Pavesi. boys’ gymnastics This year ' s gymnastics team, lead by co -captains Dan Phe- lan and Greg Banus had a disappointing season although all members performed well. In spite of the team ' s ability, the final record was one win, 5 losses. At the Merrimack Valley League meet, however, Richard Feher won first place for his performances on the parallel bars, while Dan Phelan won three fourth prizes for free -ex, tumbling and high bar. We congratulate the gymnast team for their fine efforts . scoreboard VARSITY BASKETBALL ICE HOCKEY Pentucket 47 Masco 60 Wilmington 1 Masco 1 No . Reading 50 Masco 34 Chelmsford 7 Masco 3 Manchester 71 Masco 46 Billerica 3 Masco 3 Rockport 70 Masco 57 Ipswich 6 Masco 1 No . Andover 59 Masco 58 Burlington 2 Masco 6 Salem, N. H. 47 Masco 65 Wilmington 2 Masco 1 Ipswich 56 Masco 41 Chelmsford 4 Masco 5 Georgetown 37 Masco 73 Billerica 2 Masco 4 Essex Aggies 65 Masco 71 Ipswich 6 Masco 1 Ham-Wenham 53 Masco 53 Burlington 0 Masco 3 Pentucket 63 Masco 61 Wilmington 0 Masco 3 No . Reading 55 Masco 49 Chelmsford 3 Masco 3 Manchester 77 Masco 52 Billerica 0 Masco 5 Rockport 74 Masco 59 Ipswich 6 Masco 1 Ipswich 51 Masco 66 Burlington 0 Masco 5 Georgetown 32 Masco 51 Alumni 4 Masco 4 Essex Aggies 61 Masco 83 Ham-Wenham 62 Masco 59 GIRLS ’ BASKETBALL Ham-Wenham 26 Masco 22 Danvers 20 Masco 27 Georgetown 31 Masco 28 CROSS COUNTRY Rockport 35 Masco 30 Ipswich 23 Masco 21 Saugus 27 Masco 30 Newburyport 36 Masco 20 Marblehead 15 Masco 44 Danvers 22 Masco 39 Salem 25 Masco 30 Georgetown 11 Masco 32 Essex Aggies 15 Masco 50 Ipswich 27 Masco 24 No . Andover 23 Masco 36 Rockport 16 Masco 45 Gov. Dummer 20 Masco 36 GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY Ipswich 21 Masco 36 Georgetown 15 Masco 50 Swampscott 0 Masco 2 Ham-Wenham 22 Masco 35 No . Reading 2 Masco 0 No . Reading 15 Masco 50 Lynnfield 1 Masco 0 Pentucket 15 Masco 49 Newburyport 0 Masco 3 Manchester 15 Masco 50 Reading 1 Masco 6 Saugu s - Lawrence 24 Masco 43-64 Newburyport 0 Masco 0 Ipswich 2 Masco 0 Ham-Wenham 1 Masco 4 Manchester 3 Masco 0 Reading 1 Masco 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL Lynn Trade 30 Masco 12 BOYS ' GYMNASTICS Ham-Wenham 22 Masco 6 Attleboro 8 Masco 8 No . Reading 57.3 Masco 55 . 5 Manchester 16 Masco 24 Tewksbury 67.4 Masco 56.9 No . Reading 8 Masco 15 Winthrop 75.9 Masco 64.3 Lynnfield 14 Masco 35 Tewksbury 91.5 Masco 79.7 Ipswich 16 Masco 16 Winacunnet 67.6 Masco 74.5 Pentucket 16 Masco 32 No . Reading 72.4 Masco 68.7 119 basketball This year ' s Chieftains provided many exciting moments. Beginning with Pentucket, a win of 60-47 and ending with Hamilton -Wenham, the season had several highpoints . In the win over Ipswich, Phil Riley, Co -captain and among the high -scorers in the league, made an outstand- ing performance, rivaled by David Benson, the other Co-captain and one of the team ' s high-scorers. There were several heart -breakers: the first Hamilton -Wenham game was lost by one point, and the following one, against Pentucket, was lost by two. Steve Sawyer, in his first year as varsity coach did a great job with the team. Outstanding players were John Lee, Jeff Hosterman, John Deveny, Charlie Peters, Joe Fowler, Greg Kentera, Jim Tirrell, Tony Wyner, Ken Crocker, and Roland W alker . 1 hockey 1967 Hockey, a favorite winter sport at Masconomet, got off to a good start . Our Chieftains either tied or won the first five of our games . The team was coached by Gerald Plumley, assisted by Bob Poor. High scorer for the season was Dan Eremian, also among the top ten high scorers in the league . Other high scorers were Co-captain Eric Peterson and Jim Kuczun. The other Co -captain Dan Mahoney was out- standing as goalie. Dan Despres, defenseman, added lots of excitement. The games at Bill- erica were well attended by enthusiastic spectators . SPONSORS Thomson ' s Nursery and Garden Center Route 1, Danvers, Mass. Arlington Trust Company Middleton Square 774-1601 Barrett ' s Men ' s Boy ' s Wear Haverhill--Methuen Plaza Beacon Chevrolet Inc. 254 Lynnway, Lynn, Mass. Ben Cortell ' s Inc. Corduroy dungarees for Boys Girls Compliments of Benson ' s Ice Cream Berkshire Mfd. Products, Inc. Peabody, Inc. Boxford Community Store Jane and Jack 887-5632 Moore ' s Boxford Realty , Inc. Best Wishes From Byrd ' s Bakery, Danvers 774-1030 Caruso ' s Pizzia Best by r Taste Test Compliments Casali ' s Restaurant Rte. 1, Ipswich Mass. E. A. Conrad Co. Beverly , Mass. Country Squire Formals 372 -8102 22 Lafayette Sq. Haverhill, Mass. Danvers Hardware and Appliance 61 Maple St. , Danvers Danvers Insurance Agency Inc. 43 Maple Street, Danvers Dawson ' s Homemaker Center Village Shopping Center, Topsfield 196 Duchess Hamburgers Route 1, Danvers Try Our Delicious Subs Earle ' s Sub Shop, 9 High Street Edelweiss Ski Shop, Reading Indoor Ski School, 944-5347 The Evening News Salem, Mass. Fox G Ginn Moving G Storage Peabody, Moving Long G Local George Mann Co. Inc. Chemicals Stoneham, Mass. --Providence, R.I. Georgetown Shoe Store Georgetown Center Topsfield Pharmacy Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 Topsfield Town Crier Real Estate 49 Main St., Topsfield, Mass. Giblee ' s Salem Beverly Haverhill Savings Bank 16 Main Street, Topsfield Hobby Haven, Inc. 352-2455 Georgetown Shopping Center Compliments of the Hyland Diner Route 1, Danvers Mass. Hyland Gardens, 70 Day ton St. Danvers, Mass. SP4-5937 Ingalls Associates, Inc., Boston Advertising, Public Relations Jack Hackctt ' s Lakeside Route 97, Topsfield Kimberly Associates 34 Bay Road, Hamilton Continued Success Landolphi ' s Restaurant, Danvers Line Lumber --The House of Plywood Me dford - -D anve rs - - S augus Lkxyd ' s Jenny Service 389 Cabot St. , Beverly Look Photo Service 475-1452 93 Main Street, Andover Lorraine Roy--Danvers Marblehead, Beverly, Lynnfield Mike Reardon in Germany To Class of ' 67 Red Gates Pampered Poodles 51 North Main St., Middleton, Mass. Sandy ' s Dairy Bar — Ice Cream Fountain and Grill Service Congratulations from Sid ' s Donut Shop, Beverly Six Bay r Road Hair Salon Route 1A South Hamilton 468-9557 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Skeirik Sullivan ' s Garage Rte. 1 Danvers, Mass. Sunbeam Cleaners, Inc. 91 High Street, Danvers Surfwood Central Street, Topsfield, Mass. Compliments of Taylor Buick Co. Inc. , Lawrence Compliments of Weloset Kennels Rte. 97, Boxford 887-5760 Compliments of Town Lyne House, Lynnfield Compliments of the Village Store West Boxford, Mass. Compliments of Waitt Bros. Service 3 7 Essex Street, Lynn David S. Waters Insurance Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Grady 2 Park Street, Topsfield Mass. 126 Patrons Ace Cleaners, 17 High St. Danvers Alcon ' s Shoe Clothing, Beverly Congratulations — Almy ' s Danvers Anchor Serum Co. , Topsfield Andover Bookstore Andover Riding Academy, Rte. LL4 Mr. Mrs. Jack Andrew Mr. and Mrs. William C. Andrew Mr. Mrs. Samuel P. Armitage Asbury Grove Dairy Bar Barnett Fabric Stores, Inc. , Salem Mr. Mrs. David B. Bartlett Belleau Floor Sanding, Boxford Betty Ann ' s Sub Shop, Danvers Betty ' s House of Beauty Beverly Oldsmobile, Beverly Billings Inc. , 36 Main St. , Andover Bishop ' s Variety Store Mr. Mrs. Ralph Blaisdell Boxford Beauty Shoppe, 887-5925 Boxford Pump Supply--J.J. Poirier Compliments of Don Brock Bucci ' s Package Store, Inc. Best of Luck to Carlene Center Supermarket Charles River Art Center, Needham Club 114, Clams and Pizzas Caruso Creative Coiffures, Danvers The Commodore, No. Beverly Compliments of Mr. Gerald Campbell Country Casuals, Georgetown Country Motors, Topsfield Dean Mrs. Staton R. Curtis Curran Bros. Florist Best Wishes--Phyllis D ' Agostino Daniel Low Co. , Salem, Mass. Danvers Fish and Game Club --Jr. Div. Dave ' s Esso Station Dennis Hair Stylist, Haverhill Dodge ' s Orchard and Cider Mill Good Luck — James Doherty East Coast Lobster Pound, Peabody Ebin ' s Gift Store, Rowley E. C. Elliott, Inc., Topsfield Ellis Realty, Rte. 1, Peabody From England — Love Wendy Meryl! The Equestrian Shop Compliments of Wm. John Evans Compliments of Fair Isle Kennel F. N. Carter Insurance Agency Compliments of a friend Compliments of a friend General Aniline and Film Corp. Compliments of Fraher ' s Drug Framing by M R, Boxford Getchell Motors Inc. , Danvers Compliments of Greek ' s Subs Gregory Hair Styles Harold ' s Barber Shop Dr. George J. Haykal, Middleton Heritage Realty, Boxford, 887-2181 Compliments of Hillcrest Farm Hill ' s of Ipswich House of Eagles, Salem, Mass. House of Models, Beverly Howes Station Mkt. , Middleton Jodoin ' s Barber Shop, Ipswich Compliments of Jerry ' s Atlantic Mr. Robert A. Jacques Jack ' s Barber Shop, Danvers Kuell ' s Friendly Market, S. Main St. Three Pines Restaurant Ted Ball, Realtor, Pembroke, Mass. Tashjian Rug Co. , Haverhill, Mass. Helen Kostas, Corsetiere Mr. Mrs. Donald E. Hughes Kirby Footwear Company, Danvers Mr. Mrs. David L. Ladd Dr. JohnL. Lamont, South Hamilton STAMP OUT BOOKS! Library Aides Mr. Mrs. G. M. Littlefield Jr. Lonell ' s Restaurant, Rowley Mr. Mrs. Russel E. Lord Mr. Mrs. J. Allen Loring Lou ' s Service Station, Middleton Mr. Mrs. Charles R. Mann Marcorelle Color Studio Best Wishes from the Math Team ' 67 McIntyre ' s Clam Shoppe, Rowley, Mass Mr. Mrs. Edmond J . Mead Jr. Metropolitan Furniture Co., Ipswich Merchant ' s Apothecary, Danvers, Mass. Middleton Congregational Church Middleton Hardware and Country Store Middleton Golf Course, Rte. 114 Middleton Square Drug Mr. Mrs. Ralph E. Milley Mill Fabric Outlet, Beverly Minute Man Propane Service Inc. Mr. Mrs. E. G. Molin Best of Luck from the Monitors My Lady Beauty Salon National Bicycle shop, Bev. 97 Market, Wenham Mr. C-Mrs. Ronald Noon North Beverly Variety North Shore Paint Wallpaper Co. North Shore Trailer Co. Inc. , Peabody Ogden Well Drilling Co. Compliments of George Page Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Parkhurst Pattee Anne Children ' s Shop Compliments of Paul ' s Gulf Service Peter Anthony ' s Hair Salon, Beverly Mr. Mrs. Thomas R. Peterson Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Pinkham II Mr. Mrs. Peter Piotrowski Pirratas ' Pizza Sub Mr. Mrs. David L. Pitt Dr. Robert F. Preston J. S. Price, Inc., Ipswich A Proud Mother and Father Compliments of Richardson ' s Ice Cream Richardson Nursing Home Rigby — Cornet Soloist — Band--Salem Mr. Robert ' s Beauty Salon, Peabody Franklin C. Roberts Library Roger ' s Furniture Co. L. H. Rogers Inc. , Salem Rozanne Shoes, Inc. , Danvers Ruth ' s Beauty Shop, Topsfield Sand Surf Card Shop, Danvers Santoro ' s Submarine Shop, Peabody Marjorie L. Sargent--Vocal Teacher Sawtell ' s Office Supply, Salem H. R. Sawyer Bicycle Shop The Seagull ' s Cove Shop, Beverly Mr. Mrs. H. O. Sederquest Irving L. Snyder Jewelers Yea Seniors ! from Student Council Suburban Quality Shop, Danvers Sub-Villa, Submarines Pizzas Sylvias Restaurant, Danvers Tailored Man--Tuxedo Rentals, Pea. Topsfield Village Laundromat Topsfield Texaco and Taxi Topsfield Village Shopping Center The Tri-Town Transcript Compliments of Vathally ' s Pipe Shop The Village Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. F. V. Wade Compliments of Sargent H. Wellman Winn ' s Esso Station, Topsfield Woodbury Fuel Co. , Inc. Compliments of Woodman Drug Co. World Wide Pet Center, Middleton 127 s % Our yearbook . . . what we have done and been for four years . Things we have liked, others we have not. Some of us are through with school, others of us have only begun our pursuit of knowledge. There will be new ex- periences and opportunities, some of us will be receptive to change, while others will re- turn to conservatism . Our lives stretch out ahead --an expanse to be filled as we wish . There are no boundaries to dreams and ideals, but those which we ourselves set . An end to an old life, an open door to a new . . . This MITOBO is our reflection of these four years, a reflection we all can share. 128 i ■ ■ iwhbmpi iimimimmi