Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLAS SPORTS A SHADOW OF OUR PAST PROMS, PARTIES, AND PAPER DRIVES A FOOTBALL GAME WOFJ AND A SCHOOLBOOK LOST TEACHERS, UNDERSTANDING, KNOWLEDGE FREELY GIVEN, CLASS RINGS AND COLLEGE PLANS WE OF THE SENIOR CLASS FONDLY DEDICATE TO THESE MEMORIES THE 1962 PEAK TO THE CLASS OF 1962 For complete happiness and success your inescapable responsibility is the unceasing cultivation of your talents and capabilities. You have my best wishes toward the cul¬ mination of this objective. Congratulations and many, many thanks for your educational, social and athletic con¬ tributions to Medfield High School. Sincerely yours, CL. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Blake, Superintendent TO THE CLASS OF 1962 The new experiences you will encounter after graduation must be met with vigor and determination. Face these experiences with confidence and common sense and you will be successful. My personal best wishes go with you as you graduate. Congratulations to the Class of 1962 and you as an individual. Sincerely, Mr. Mains, Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr. James T. Frame, Chairman Mr. Warren E. Stubblebine Mr. Alton H. Hartford We of the class of 1962 would like to ex¬ press our appreciation to the Medfield School Committee for making the new Junior-Senior High outstanding. Thanks to their planning we have enjoyed Mr. Joseph H. Donahue Mr. Walter Frank many new fields of learning, the use of the new gymnasium facilities, and a separate au¬ ditorium. Their job is of utmost importance in providing for the youth of Medfield and they have done it well. FACULTY The scope of our learning has been broad¬ ened by the addition of nine new teachers to our already-superlative faculty. To all our faculty we extend our thanks for the pa¬ tience, guidance, and knowledge which they have imparted to us. Vice-Principal James Morris Algebra, General Science Mrs. Pederzini English, Latin Mr. Loughlin English, Geography Mrs. Stahl English Mr. Hogan, Librarian English Miss Smith French, History Mr. Higuera French, Spanish 5 Mr. Laverty Latin Mr. Reddy Science Warburton , Science Mr. Langton Social Studies Math Mrs. Potter Commercial Studies Mr. Carbone Commercial Studies Mr. Davidson Guidance 6 U iPr, Mr, Morris Shop Mr, Bibby Shop, Mech. Drawing Mrs. Luttazi Home Ec. Mrs. Richardson Home Ec. Mr. Hersee Music Mrs. Cobb Art Mrs. Kelley Physical Education Mr. Keyes Physical Education NON-TEACHING FACULTY SCHOOL NURSE SECRETARIES Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Clancy, Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Nelson Mrs. Harding Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Davis Mr. Clean Hank Magnassen, Curley lafolla, Head Custodian Hendy Reynolds CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS gana ACTIVITIES President 4 Intramural Basketball 4 GEORGE OWEN SWEENEY Weeney FAVORITE SAYING: Hester AMBITION: Radio commentator USUALLY FOUND: Around Town PURPLE PASSION: Browning 10 ACTIVITIES Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 J.V. Basketball 1 Field Hockey 1 Minstrel Show 1,3,4 Vice President 4 Student Council 4 Chorus 1, 4 Science Fair 1, 2, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 MAUREEN McCarthy Monnie FAVORITE SAYING: I need some gas money. AMBITION: Elementary School Teacher IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: In my car PURPLE PASSION: JR-SR parties PET PEEVE: Chemistry i i ACTIVITIES Class Secretary 4 President Future Nurses ' Club 4 Newspaper 4 Basketball Mana¬ ger 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 1 Minstrel Show 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Intramural Basket¬ ball 4 Ping-Pong Tourna¬ ment 1 Fashion Show 4 Science Fair 1, 2, 4 PATRICIA BETH KERR Patti FAVORITE SAYING: Very well. AMBITION: Nurse IMMEDIATE PLANS: Nursing School USUALLY FOUND: Studying in the girls ' room PURPLE PASSION: Jr.-Sr. Parties PET PEEVE: Chemistry 12 ACTIVITIES Cheerleading 2, 3 Captain 4 Chorus 3, 4 Science Fair 1 , 2 , 4 Class Secretary 1 Class Treasurer 2, 3,4 JANE BRYCE FAVORITE SAYING: Get off my ear. AMBITION: Teacher IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: With Doug PURPLE PASSION: Those hot parties PET PEEVE: Knuckle cracking 13 ACTIVITIES Ping-pong Tourna¬ ment 1 Basketball 1,2 Scorer 3 Track 2 Bowling League 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ROGER CRAIG ADAMS FAVORITE SAYING: Ignorance is no excuse. AMBITION: Lawyer IMMEDIATE PLANS: College PURPLE PASSION: Sports PET PEEVE: People who say something about which they know nothing 14 ■PHI EDWARD STEPHEN BAYLISS Ed AMBITION: Law-diplomacy IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Day-dreaming RET PEEVE: Hypocrites 15 ACTIVITIES Pep Club 2 Yearbook 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 1 Softball 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Intramural Basket¬ ball 4 Ping-Pong Tourna¬ ment 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4 CAROL PORTMORE BOIS FAVORITE SAYING: I have to stop at Lord ' s ' AMBITION: Secondary School Teacher or Fashion Designer IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: On the basketball court PURPLE PASSION: R.M. and basketball PET PEEVE: Surprise tests 16 ACTIVITIES Band 1,2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Track 1,2, 3, 4 Science Fair 1,2, 3, 4 Class President 1 Student Council 1 Ping-pong Tourna¬ ment 1 Intramural Basket¬ ball 1,2, 3 ROBERT PORTMORE BOIS Rapid Robert FAVORITE SAYING: I bungled. AMBITION: Architect IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Eating PURPLE PASSION: Sports, Cokes PET PEEVE: Problem-Solving 17 ACTIVITIES Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 Basketball Mana¬ ger 3, 4 Football 4 ERIC HUNT BORMAN Rick FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s the way the cookie crumbles. AMBITION: Electronics IMMEDIATE PLANS: Air Force USUALLY FOUND: At a friend ' s house PURPLE PASSION: Science fiction books PET PEEVE: People making a racket 18 PATRICIA ANN BUCKLEY Patsy FAVORITE SAYING: Easy Come—Easy Go, That ' s Life. AMBITION: Secretary IMMEDIATE PLANS: Secretarial School USUALLY FOUND: Looking for Randy PURPLE PASSION: Cheering for Boys ' Basketball PET PEEVE: Biting Fingernails i 19 ACTIVITIES Ring Committee 2,3 Class Vice-President 2 Science Fair 1, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Minstrel Show 3, 4 Student Librarian 4 Pep Club 3 Miss Lioness Contest 4 Ping Pong Tournament 1 Chieftain Staff 4 % ANDREA SILVIA CARREIRO Andy FAVORITE SAYING: That ' s it! What a hot spook! AMBITION: To travel the world IMMEDIATE PLANS: Secretarial School USUALLY FOUND: Writing letters to one of Uncle Sam ' s Nephews PURPLE PASSION: Rick, Roller Skating and Reading PET PEEVE: People who smack their lips while eating 20 ACTIVITIES Intramural Basketball 2 Chorus 2 THOMAS MICHAEL CEBROWSKI Tom AMBITION: Tradesman IMMEDIATE PLANS: Work USUALLY FOUND: Around town PURPLE PASSION: Hunting PET PEEVE: Joey Horgan ... ACTIVITIES Basketball 2, 3, 4 Manager 1 Science Fair 1 Pep Club 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Chieftain Staff 4 Ping Pong Tournament 1 Yearbook 4 Fashion Show 4 Softball 2 , 3, 4 NANCY LEE DESORGHER FAVORITE SAYING: Darn it. AMBITION: Airline hostess IMMEDIATE PLANS: Junior College USUALLY FOUND: With the kids or at school. PURPLE PASSION: Going to parties, dancing, and being with the kids PET PEEVE: Homework over the weekend LAWRENCE DEWEY Larry, the Admiral FAVORITE SAYING: Mary, your car ' s a pig. AMBITION: Pharmacist IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Mary ' s car PURPLE PASSION: Parties and dancing PET PEEVE: Physics problems 23 ACTIVITIES Football 1, 2, 3 Captain 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Fair 2 Junior High Basketball Assistant Coach 2, 3 Co-Sports Editor on Yearbook 4 Athletic Club 2 Ping-pong Tournament 1 MICHAEL JOSEPH DONAHUE Mike FAVORITE SAYING: I don ' t feature that! AMBITION: Physical Education teacher and coach IMMEDIATE PLANS: Prep School USUALLY FOUND: At practice PURPLE PASSION: Sports 24 ACTIVITIES Baseball 3, 4 Boy ' s State Delegate 3 Graduation Marshal 3 Science Fair 3, 4 EDWARD PAUL DUGAN Ed AMBITION: Dentist IMMEDIATE PLANS: College PURPLE PASSION: Sports PET PEEVE: Mr. McCarthy ' s last period study 25 ACTIVITIES Basketball 4 Softball 4 Band 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Assistant Literary Editor 4 Science Fair 4 Producer of Play 4 SARAH JANE EDDY FAVORITE SAYING: What a riot! AMBITION: Teacher or Physical Therapist IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: In the Chem Lab PURPLE PASSION: Dartmouth PET PEEVE: Moving 26 ACTIVITIES Softball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Science Fair 3 Class Vice-President 3 National Honor Society 2 Treasurer 3 President 4 Girls ' State Representative 3 Miss Medfield Contest 3 Editor of Yearbook 4 Student Librarian 4 Fashion Show 4 MARGARET LYNN FRICK Peggy FAVORITE SAYING: Where ' s Kip? AMBITION: Teacher, Writer IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: With Kip PURPLE PASSION: e. e. cummings PET PEEVE: M.D. 27 ACTIVITIES Baseball 4 JAMES KEITH GAGLIANI Jim, Rocky, Gigg ' s FAVORITE SAYING: Hi-Ya-Kid, Hi-Ya AMBITION: F. B. I. or lawyer IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Fayo ' s Deli, Library PURPLE PASSION: Parties, dances, Money PET PEEVE: My Brothers 28 ACTIVITIES Glee Club 4 Football 3 Science Fair 2 ROLAND EDWARD GOGUEN Flakey IMMEDIATE PLANS: Work USUALLY FOUND: At home PET PEEVE: Females 29 ACTIVITIES Pep Club 2, 3 Majorettes 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Science Fair 2, 4 Minstrel Show 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Future Nurses Club 4 LORRAINE ELLEN GORDON Lorry FAVORITE SAYING: Them ' s the breaks. AMBITION: Nurse IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: In the McCarthy-mobile PURPLE PASSION: Parties, music, and boys PET PEEVE: Staying Home Alone 30 ACTIVITIES Science Fair 1 Football 1, 2 Band 2 Glee Club 3 ROBERT HARRIS GUSTAVSON Gus FAVORITE SAYING: Good Makings AMBITION: Technician IMMEDIATE PLANS: Service USUALLY FOUND: Norwood PET PEEVE: Frances 31 ACTIVITIES Track team 4 Chieftain staff 4 Basketball 4 ANDREW FREDERICK HILL Drew FAVORITE SAYING: True AMBITION: Playboy IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Guidance office PURPLE PASSION: Driving a convertible PET PEEVE: Being called a nice guy from Fredericksberg, Maryland 32 ACTIVITIES Minstrel Show 3 Science Fair 1, 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Miss Lioness Contest 3 f JOYCE ERNESTINE HUTCHINS FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Shoot! AMBITION: Dancer IMMEDIATE PLANS: Further Schooling USUALLY FOUND: Listening to Music PURPLE PASSION: Dancing PET PEEVE: People who are slow 33 ACTIVITIES Pep Club 2, 3 Miss Medfield Contest 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Yearbook 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Miss Lioness Contest 4 Miss Lioness 4 Science Fair 1 Minstrel Show 3, 4 Ping-Pong tournament 1 Fashion Show 4 CATHERINE RUTH IAFOLLA Cathy FAVORITE SAYING: Menudjula AMBITION: Model IMMEDIATE PLANS: Modeling School USUALLY FOUND: Fayo ' s Deli PURPLE PASSION: Jr.-Sr. Parties PET PEEVE: G. S. Calling me Hester 34 ACTIVITIES Basketball 2, 3, 4 Science fair 1, 2, 2, 4 BRUCE JOHNSON Juice FAVORITE SAYING: Are you kidding me? AMBITION: Electronic Technician IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Basketball court PURPLE PASSION: Basketball PET PEEVE: Homework 35 ACTIVITIES Majorettes 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chieftain 4 Miss Lioness Contest 4 Science Fair 1, 3 Minstrel Show 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Ping-pong Tournament 1 Fashion Show 4 PATRICIA JEAN MAYER Patty, Sailor FAVORITE SAYING: You dirty guys AMBITION: Secretary IMMEDIATE PLANS: Secretarial School USUALLY FOUND: Fayo ' s Deli PURPLE PASSION: Dancing, roller-skating, and boys PET PEEVE: Tom 36 ACTIVITIES Majorettes 3, 4 Field Hockey 1 Chieftain 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Fair 1 Minstrel Show 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Ping-pong Tournament 1 Yearbook 4 Fashion Show 4 FRANCES HELEN McCARTHY Franny, Freckles FAVORITE SAYING: You hot ticket AMBITION: Beautician IMMEDIATE PLANS: Hair-dressing school USUALLY FOUND: Listening to the radio PURPLE PASSION: Records, parties, dances, and roller-skating PET PEEVE: Patty kicking my desk 37 ACTIVITIES Basketball manager 3, 4 Minstrel Show 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Field Hockey 1 Intramural Basketball 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Ping-pong Tournament 1 MARY ELIZABETH McCARTHY FAVORITE SAYING: Maybe next year I ' ll be a member of the N.H.S. IMMEDIATE PLANS: School USUALLY FOUND: In my black Chevy PURPLE PASSION: Saturday night parties PET PEEVE: Flat tires 38 ACTIVITIES Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Captain 4 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 2 Student Council 2 JAMES EDWARD McMAHON Jimmy, Wax AMBITION: Dentist IMMEDIATE PLANS: College PURPLE PASSION: Sports, Travel PET PEEVE: Dancing 39 CHANNING TAFT MENDELSOHN Chan, Mendee, Charlie FAVORITE SAYING: ' That ' s pretty good AMBITION: Nuclear physicist IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Playing basketball or in the TR3 PURPLE PASSION: Mr. Cuoco ' s classes ACTIVITIES Ping-pong Tournament 1 Intramural basketball I, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 3 J. V. Captain 2 Co-Captain 4 Baseball 1, 3, 4 Student Council Representative 1 Track, Captain 2 Bowling League 2 Class President 3 Graduation Marshal 3 Boys ' State Representative 3 40 ACTIVITIES Choral Singing 3, 4 Softball manager 3 Honor Society 2, 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Ping-Pong Tournament 1 FAVORITE SAYING: Hello-oo there ' ” AMBITION: Missionary USUALLY FOUND: Near a radio PURPLE PASSION: Going to Maine PET PEEVE: Homework over holidays PAMELA PETRIE Pam, Pete ACTIVITIES Ping-pong Tournament 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Track 3 Science Fair 4 EDWARD PAUL ROY Ed FAVORITE SAYING: Hi-ya! AMBITION: Forestry Service IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: Not Home PURPLE PASSION: Skiing PET PEEVE: Modern Physics 42 ACTIVITIES Chieftain 4 Student Librarian Science Fair 1, 2 SUZANNE FRANCES SPENDER Sue,, Suzie, Annie FAVORITE SAYING: Who took my pencil? AMBITION: Secretary IMMEDIATE PLANS: Secretarial night school USUALLY FOUND: Stables PURPLE PASSION: Horses PET PEEVE: Getting up early on school mornings 44 ACTIVITIES Ping-pong tournament National Honor Society 2, 3 Ring Committee Secretary 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Science Fair 1, 2, 3 Softball 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 3 Chorus 3, 4 Student Librarian 4 Businesss Manager of Yearbook 4 Fashion Show 4 DONNA ELIZABETH SUTCLIFFE FAVORITE SAYING: Who, me? AMBITION: Dental hygienist IMMEDIATE PLANS: Dental Hygiene school USUALLY FOUND: Working on the Yearbook PURPLE PASSION: Drawing Little Blockhead PET PEEVE: Prejudice 45 ACTIVITIES Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral 3 Football 1, 3 Science Fair 1 Ping-pong Tournament 1 KINGDON ROMANS WATT III Kip FAVORITE SAYING: Get serious, will ya? AMBITION: Lawyer IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: At Frick ' s PURPLE PASSION: M. L. F. 46 ACTIVITIES National Honor Society 3, 4 Athletic Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Chieftain Staff 4 Softball 1, 2 Captain 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Captain 4 Field Hockey 1 Ping-pong Tournament Science Fair 1, 2, 3 Student Librarian 4 NANCY WILLIAMS FAVORITE SAYING: I hate school! AMBITION: Physical Education teacher IMMEDIATE PLANS: College USUALLY FOUND: In the gymnasium PURPLE PASSION: Sports PET PEEVE: Pinneys 47 ABUDI KOBAI Nineteen year old Abudi Kobai, born in Kenya, Africa, has attended Medfield High School this year as a special student. His hope is to at¬ tend an American University and eventually to secure a law degree. He has been afforded this educa¬ tional opportunity by the Unitarian Church. Abudi Speaks to the Seniors After a long struggle for the most precious thing in life, education, we are now called upon to end our journey in Medfield High School—yet our achievements are but half through. The liberal ideal, freedom of mind and spirit, from all-inhibiting emotions, is particularly valuable in our contemporary world. An open mind is mandatory in realizing the true goals of civilization. If it could be easily achieved it would be very little prized and in the long run would be lost. Our real purpose is to respect, to honor, and to recog¬ nize every human being. The spirit of Med¬ field, freedom of mind and brotherhood of man, can never be obliterated, it can only grow and spread its growth throughout the world. As we continue to maintain an open mind we shall be a part of Medfield and Med¬ field shall be a part of us. 48 IN MEMORIAM We remember with affection our friend and classmate MARGARET McCARTHY % 49 SUPERLATIVES BEST LOOKING Tommy and Patti NICEST SMILE Pam and Drew MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sarah and Roger BEST DANCERS Larry, Patty, and Jimmy MOST ARTISTIC Bruce, Joyce, and Andy MOST EFFICIENT MOST RELIABLE Donna THE MOST! Gus PRETTIEST EYES Ronnie and Cathy 50 BEST DRESSED Jimmy and Sarah MOST AMBITIOUS Chan and Carol BEST DRIVERS Eddie and Jane CUTEST Fran and Ed MOST ARGUMENTIVE Faye and Kip CLASS BRAINS Roger and Peggy GIRLS ' CHOICE OF BROTHER BOYS ' CHOICE OF SISTER Ed and Patsy CLASS INDIVIDUALIST Rick MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Drew and Nancy 51 MOST VERSATILE Lorry and Chan SHYEST Sue and Ed MOST FLIRTATIOUS Jane and Jimmy CLASS HUMORISTS BEST PERSONALITIES Mary and Drew PRETTIEST HAIR Jimmy and Patti CLASS WOLF Mike WITTIEST Cathy and Kip MOST MUSICAL Lorry and Bobby ( Where ' s Bob? ) CLASS LEADERS DONE MOST FOR M.H.S. Monnie and George MOST ATHLETIC Nancy and Jimmy CLASS HISTORY ' 58 was the year That our class began its career. Mr. Cuoco and Mr. Morris Were the homeroom teachers for us. For president was Bobby Bois; Hank Lufler was the V.P. choice; Janie Bryce recorded notes While Patsy Buckley received treasurer ' s votes. Nancy Williams and Mike Donahue Were the Athletic Council two. Carol Bois, along with Chan, Hopped the Student Council van. In some way we managed to survive The initiation the Juniors contrived. From our class we chose two girls With pretty eyes and lots of curls To form an attractive coalition In Miss Medfield competition. At the end of the year we said good-bye To Nancy McKenny and Joy Guy. And so it was we left for good The unhappy state of Freshmanhood. But as I ' m sure you all remember We were back again the next September. Our Sophomore class was divided in half By two lucky members of the teaching staff. Mrs. Pederzini was given a portion While Miss Smith received the remaining good fortune Our officers in order precise Were McMahon, Carreiro, Sutcliffe, and Bryce. We started the year with a record hop. We did everything from waltz to bop. Ruth Decker and Hank moved to new stations Causing two of the year ' s migrations. Tommy Belmont and H. Tezak Went away and didn ' t come back. In this year we said good-bye And lost Glenny Ours to Newton High. Peggy Frick was the only new member To come before the next September. Our Miss Medfield candidates were mighty nice Cathy lafolla and Janie Bryce. Our class had cheering tryouts licked, Monie, Jane, and Patsy were picked. June brought with it the closing date. Kerrs had a party to celebrate. And so it was we managed to whip The unhappy state of Sophomoreship. Alas! We found we had suffered through Only half of our years and we still needed two. Thus as Juniors we returned that fall To try and complete another haul. One homeroom was for Mr. Dargan; For Mr. Morris was the rest of the bargain. We had a meeting to see how things stood And elected officers in the order we should: First came president, and that was Chan, Then Peggy was elected his right-hand man. Maureen was secretary our Junior year And for Jane the treasury became a career. Now we were in a superior situation And our first endeavor was initiation. Since this was a year of elections We held a hop with patriotic selections. When the Christmas season came around With the party spirit we were bound. We played Sing Along With Mr. Morris While Mr. Kreshpane acted for us. For Mr. Dargan all we can say Is he made us laugh in his usual way. In this season we helped finance The Junior-Senior Christmas Dance. The Miss Medfield Dance was a Junior chore. We made the arrangements and even more We placed before the judges eyes Jane and Peggy and to our surprise No one fell or spoiled her dress And the event was considered a great success. But a greater achievement than all the rest Was our Junior Prom, as you might have guessed. And when it came to banquet time We fed the Seniors a meal sublime. Our number was reduced in a flash By Rusty McEleney and Tibby Ashe. According to this vanishing mode Wayne Bennet also hit the road. Although three members disappeared George came with Ed and the class was cheered. And so it was we had withstood The unhappy state of Juniorhood. We returned again for the final time Which means I soon will end this rhyme. When we received our final appellation We found ourselves in a new situation: Brand new school, rules and teachers, Beautiful gym complete with bleachers. The paper drive brought financial gain. A record hop was our next campaign. The school was not the only thing new, There were Larry, Sarah, Ed Bayliss, and Drew. Back to us from the smallest state Came Jim Gagliani, another class-mate. The yearbook staff worked week after week On the 1962 PEAK . George was the president we elected Maureen was the V.P. we selected. Patty Kerr was the secretary we chose, And Jane retained the treasurer ' s woes. Nancy DeSorgher, along with Drew, Were the Student Council two. Tammy Tell Me True was the school play, In which the Seniors showed the way: Lorry, Donna, Jim Gags, and Larry, With Ron and George had parts to carry. As Seniors a banquet was our due, Respectfully given by the Junior crew. Chiffon, silk, nylon, and lace, Tuxedos, flowers, beauty, and grace Together composed a breath-taking sight We shall always remember Senior Prom Night. The final event of our last year Was also the conclusion of our career. The strange thing about graduation Was the sadness of the situation. The fact we had neglected our years Was realized that night in tears. And so it was we did depart From our Senior year with a sadden heart. As the years separate friends And the carefree times of our youth ends And wisdom is born as fantasies die We shall remember our days at Medfield High. Andrea Carreiro Nancy DeSorgher Cathy lafolla Frances McCarthy CLASS PROPHECY We had come to Boston to participate in the 1975 World ' s Fair at the invitation of an old classmate, GEORGE SWEENEY, who is now President of the United States. We were personally greeted by George and his charm¬ ing wife, who invited us to dine on the Fair grounds at the beautiful and elaborate Ho-Jo ' s. The hostess JANE BRYCE led us to the table occupied by RONNIE GOGUEN and PATSY BUCKLEY. Patsy is the first women Sec¬ retary of State, and Ronnie is Secretary of the newly-formed Department of Entertainment in the President ' s Cabinet. Patsy told us that she had just heard PAM PETRIE speaking on her experiences as a missionary in Kenya, Africa, where ABUDI KOBAI is now Prime Minister. Abudi, we learn, is at the Fair ' s U.N. Plaza conversing on Afro-American relations with ROGER ADAMS, the U.S. delegate to the United Nations. After a delightful dinner Ronnie coaxed us into accompanying him to ' ' The History of Entertainment , which was his Department ' s contribution to the Fair. When we entered the theater we bought some popcorn from that Master of Corn, DREW HILL. Representing the vaudeville era were JIM GAGLIANI AND MONNIE McCARTHY doing the soft shoe; to bring back the circus era was that strongest of strong men TOM CEBROWSKI; and the Sizzling 60 ' s were recalled by our own Twistin ' Kids, PATTY MAYER and ED ROY. After the show we went to the popular Beat-Nik Bar operated for the Fair by JOYCE HUTCHINS. The feature attraction was KIP WATT ' s King- don Trio , in which ED DUGAN ' s mumbled rendition of his latest poem was accompanied by Kip on the bongos and ED BAYLISS on the flute. As we left we heard the lovely voice of LORRY GORDON, who is now a famous opera star, over the public address system. The next day we attended a Fashion Show sponsored by the First Lady. There we saw CAROL BOIS, designer of the Show ' s fashions. Sitting with her was FRANNY McCARTHY, who is now coiffeur for the First Lady, and who created the hairstyle worn by CATHY IAFOLLA, who was modeling in the Show. Reporting on the Show was PEGGY FRICK, who now owns, oper¬ ates, and publishes her own newspaper. 56 From there we proceeded to the center of the Fair grounds. On the way we saw BOB GUSTAVSON, an electronic technician, repairing the merry- go-round so that FAYE SLANEY ' s sixteen lovely daughters and single son might have a ride. The Fair ' s central attraction was a beautiful pool and fountain sur¬ rounded by banks of flowers, all designed by BOB BOIS, now a famous landscape architect. The flowers had been flown in by pilot ERIC BORMAN and airline hostess NANCY DeSORGHER. A slight mishap occurred when Nancy accidently pressed a wrong button and Eric was ejected. The plane landed in the bay, but LARRY ADMIRAL DEWEY rescued them, and PATTI KERR, head nurse on Larry ' s ship, patched up poor Rick. The Fair ' s Grand Finale was to take place in the giant sports arena, where every sport was represented by its greatest performer. As we took our seats we saw MARY McCARTHY, now Sister Mary Elizabeth, with a group of children she had brought to the Fair from an orphanage. Then the parade began. We were proud and happy to see some more of our old classmates in it. There was handsome MIKE DONAHUE, star tackle of the world ' s championship football team. Then came BRUCE JOHNSON, who had added two more feet to his height, and earned the title of Basket¬ ball ' s All-Time Great. Following him is NANCY WILLIAMS, coach of the Women ' s Championship Basketball Team. A little further on is JIM Mc- MAHON, 1975 ' s King of Baseball. For racing fans SUZANNE SPENDER had become the most famous and successful breeder of race horses, and we see her now leading her prize-winning stallion in the parade. A dif¬ ferent sight meets our eyes as, representing the Roller-Skating Rinks of America, ANDREA CARREIRO, free style champion of the world, performs on a miniature rink. Accompanying her is DONNA SUTCLIFFE, who owns and operates the largest roller-skating rink in America. Our attention is now drawn to the center of the arena, where a huge rocket ship is to be launched as an ending to this greatest of all World ' s Fair. Climbing into her seat in the nose of the rocket is SARAH EDDY, first lady astronaut. Sarah waves, dons her space helmet, and signals that she is ready. CHAN MENDELSOHN, designer of the ship, starts the count¬ down—10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, Blast off! 57 CLASS WILL We, the class of 1962, being exceptionally sound of mind, and possessing an unsurpassing amount of judgment and almost superhuman understand¬ ing, do, after deep consideration, make and declare this our last will and testament To Mr. Blake we leave the hope of finding his own private office far from the odors of iodine. To Mr. Mains we leave a short-cut to school. To Mr. J. H. Morris we leave a new detention list. We leave Mr. Langton to his philosophy. To Mr. Cuoco his four headaches in Review Math leave a bottle of aspirin. To Mr. Laverty we leave a peaceful fourth period study. To Mrs. Stahl we leave a pair of sunglasses, a beret, and a director ' s chair for next year ' s production. To Miss Smith we leave a correspondence course in the fundamentals of airconditioning. To Mr. Higuera we leave a bicycle to get to school faster. To Mr. Keyes we leave a bottle warmer and the news that there will be many sleepless nights ahead. To Mrs. Potter we leave a typewriter fix-it kit. To Mr. Hogan we leave a new group of library aids. To Mr. Hersee we leave some rock n ' roll records so that he can learn the pony . To Mrs. Richardson we leave a radar set to retrieve those extra cookies. To Mrs. Pederzini we leave all our used paperbacks. To Mr. Loughlin we leave a life supply of ink for all his creative writers. To Mrs. Warburton we leave a mechanical memory. To Mr. Reddy we leave ten dead rabbits, three frogs, two crabs, and a worm. To Mr. Davidson we leave the junior class to get into college. To Mrs. Kelley we leave 52 unused time-outs. To Mrs. Luttazi her senior girls leave a solid gold rocking chair. To Mrs. Cobb we leave our appreciation for the attractive displays in the show cases. To Mr. Bibby we leave all the women drivers in the school. To Mr. Carbone we leave two miles of typewriter ribbon and an eraser. To Mr. J. E. Morris we leave thanks for his help in making our Junior Prom possible. To the freshman class we leave the news that there is no Santa Claus. To the sophomore class we leave a part in those Jr.-Sr. parties. To the junior class we leave the first two rows in the auditorium. Patty Kerr leaves chemistry to anyone brave enough to try it. Roger Adams leaves Mrs. Pederzini ' s translation of Virgil with pleasure. Lorry Gordon leaves to Mary Sheridan the title of being the youngest in the class. 58 Ed Bayliss leaves his Gift of Gab to Nina D ' Angelo. Patsy Buckley leaves the teachers with more Buckleys to contend with. Jane Bryce leaves the chemistry lab in one piece with Mrs. Warburton hiding behind her desk. Eric Borman leaves a broken-down projector to Cameron Daley. Bob Bois leaves his green thumb to Ricky Suereth. Joyce Hutchins leaves her dancing ability to Ralph Baker. Tom Cebrowski, about time, leaves. Maureen McCarthy leaves Katey ' s apartment to the Junior class gang. Mike Donahue leaves the ninth grade girls in tears. Mary McCarthy leaves on four flat tires. Ed Dugan leaves personal typing to the freshmen. Francis McCarthy leaves behind all the things she ' s forgotten. Drew Hill leaves his basketball ability to Jay Halloran. Donna Sutcliffe leaves all the boys at Rol-land to her cousin. Jimmy Gagliani lea ves his 30 volume address book for the Junior boys to divide among themselves. Nancy Williams leaves a mighty big pair of sneakers to be filled. Bruce Johnson leaves 8 inches of his height to Kippy Bryce. Sue Spender leaves her knowledge of horses to Karen Magnussen. Ronnie Goguen leaves to have a cigarette. Carol Bois leaves still saying, Je ne comprends pas to Miss Smith. Kip Watt leaves a bottle of No Doz pills to some sleepy junior. Nancy DeSorgher leaves a hat full of her corny lunch room jokes. George Sweeney leaves his credit card at Rick ' s Auto Body Shop to some needy junior. Peggy Frick leaves her spare time to Nancy McGary. Jimmy McMahon leaves his curly locks to Doug Vliet. Patty Mayer leaves her title, Queen of Detention , to Eilene Queenie. Ed Roy leaves his ability to twist to Steve Larson. Cathy lafolla leaves Wiggles behind. Pam Petrie leaves her natural blonde hair to Margie Stubs. Sara Eddy leaves her civics class regretfully. Larry Dewey leaves Karen Toney to Mike Horyan. Andrea Carreiro leaves rope climbing to Melissa McQuillan. Gus leaves contentedly. Faye Slaney leaves her voice to Pam Clarridge. Chan Mendelsohn leaves in his TR3. In witness whereof, we have subscribed our name and afixed our seal, this the twelfth day of February, in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-two. THE CLASS OF 1962 Lorry Gordon Mary McCarthy Patsy Buckley 59 ASSORTED NUTS Underclassmen s Choice of Ideal Seniors UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Bottom Row: A. Karle, S. Hull, Joanne Carlson, K. Waters, C. Christian, D. Eburne, P. Clarridge, L. Perrin. 2nd Row: J. Donahue, S. Sarikas, B. Nelson, M. Mc¬ Quillan, M. Owen, C. Lothrop, Janet Carlson, M. Horgan. Top Row: M. Scribner, E. Barrows, T. Amato, W. Cal¬ lahan, K. Stockwell, S. Harrison, C. Daley, R. Hurd, S. Larsen, J. Horgan. mL Bottom Row: B. Pederson, S. Smith, M. Riley, J. Ka¬ minski, W. Loader, N. D ' Angelo, S. Perry, C. Johnson. 2nd Row: G. Franke, B. Ludlow, K. Magnussen, M. Stubblebine, C. Carlson, N. Kennedy, M. Carter, C. Davies. Top Row: J. Horgan, A. Dick, R. Baker, J. Wills, J Preston, D. Vliet, M. Rogers, R. Hamilton, R lafolla, E. Suereth. SOPHOMORES - 1 p{ f Jj BP 1 £ I f s mm 1 . f r ■ J • ■ j] l «r f S H Be ' a ‘ mk ' ll Ef mk 1 11 fjK %■ M : - - W; 1 1 Sir -• ' S- N 1 i {Pt- fir- m ,v ■fir X Bp - j ip • lwS3q||S J m fly ft- •gjo •j j. fV Sjr JB v X mggt b ■ y ” v ' ■ 1 I| f.WM — ' : j Ibs ■ , % JLjf A . Iff h J jf%: .1 Seated: L. to R.: A. Coulter, F. Lantz, E. Roberts, K. Donahue, J. Hoell, C. Gugliotta, J. Ramsay, B. Bravo, J. Maxant, G. Miller. 2nd Row: K. McEleny, E. Havens, L. Carvalho, P. Ma- tarazzo, P. Connolly, P. McCormack, K. Scott, G. Ours, A. Pember, L. LaBaugh. 3rd Row: D. Berry, A. Manganello, J. Miner, C. Stagg, J. Cook, T. Flanagan, T. Sloan, G. Ramey, D. Clarke. Seated: L. to R.: S. Tapley, J. Bedard, D. Ferguson, B. Guibord, C. Mott, D. Duest, L. Walker, C. DiMeo, S. Grover, J. Hutchins. 2nd Row: P. Simpson, V. Sauer, A. Scribner, K. Ran¬ dolph, S. Hill, J. Rubino, S. Burgess, T. Hedgebeth, P. Schlecter, M. Bryce. 3rd Row: R. MacKenney, N. LaVerghetta, P. Nelson, J O ' Connell, J. Halloran, G. Peterson, S. Rossi, L Bowman, R. Souza, B. Allen. FRESHMEN Seated: C. Brown; M. Inman; J. Wills; R. Timmerman; S. Pemple; J. Boyle; B. Schultz; P. White. 2nd Row: H. Pritoni; P. Post; J. Keirstead; C. Burg; D, Palumbo; J. Ludlow; C. Newell; P. Squires; W. MacGregor. 3rd Row: D. Mailing; L. DeSorgher; R. Kerr; P. Nyren; R. Emmel; W. Gilbert; G. Jackson; W. Hedgepeth; S. Murphy. Seated: A. Cunningham; E. Wiberg; K. Cotter; C. Supko; D. Morgan; P. Ripley; D. Gould; K. McDonald. 2nd Row: C. Macintosh; R. Davidson; J. Mayer; B. Kierstead; J. Smith; C. Peters; P. Seidel; C. Gibbs; H. Christian. 3rd Row: G. Perkins; C. Magnussen; J. Blake; J. Frick; J. Roskilly; W. Knowles; R. O ' Neill; E. Newhall; J. Keating; R. Hedberg. 64 Seated: J. Roberts; T. Hjelmstad; C. Tocci; N. Dona¬ hue; J. Buckley; S. Girouard; C. Pempie; D. Wills. 2nd Row: L. Moore; C. Ashe; B. Pederson; G. Roy; K. Manter; D. Seavey; J. Keirstead; C. Hardy; C. Fisher. 3rd Row: S. Reed; P. Hagerty; R. Curry; B. O ' Donnell; W. Lemmler;. J. Sabbag; T. Flaherty; R. Hedges; E. Beard. Seated: L. Manter; C. Daniel; M. Santosuosso; R. Ham- 3rd Row: D. Nilson; D. Keigwin; D. Martin; R. Timmer- i I ton; S. Coyne; D. Rieth; D. Olsen; S. Sargent. man; R. Buckley; P. Clancy; R. Seeley; W. Walker. 2nd Row: F. Duncan; S. Thorpe; P. Morgan; P. lafolla; D. Harvey; J. Heston; J. Delno; F. Coffin; P. lafolla. 65 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS L. to r. Gr. 1 1 Pres. N. McGary V. Pres. M. Rogers Sec. C. Johnson Tres. D. Vliet Gr. 10 J. Halloran J. Cook D. Duest M. Bryce Gr. 9 J. Blake J. Ludlow D. Palumbo D. Harvey DOUBLE TAKE L. to r. sitting: J. Horgan; P. Morgan; D. Wills; J. Keirstead; Pemple; J. Carlson; D. Mailing. standing: J. Horgan; D. Morgan; J. Wills; J. Keirstead; Pemple; J. Carlson; R. Mailing. SPORTS 67 FOOTBALL Kneeling, L. to R.: Ass ' t coach Langton, B. Allen, T. Flaherty, J. Blake, L. Bowman, B. Curry, J. Horgan, P. Simpson, J. Horgan, R. Kerr, K. Magnussen, Head coach Keyes. 2nd Row, L. to R.: J. Donahue, M. Horgan, A. Dick, R. Baker, J. Miner, M. Rogers, D. Clarke, D. Clive, L. DeSorgher, C. Macintosh. 3rd Row, L. to R.: Manager B. Hurd, C. Fisher, D. Vliet, J. Halloran, S. Harrison, E. Borman, B. Callachan, T. Flanagan, M. Scribner, J. Cook, M. Donahue, Trainer C. Daley. Bruce Jeff Mike Doug The Medfield High Football Team started its youth movement this year, and won two games. The boys and Mr. Keyes worked very hard this year and the whole school is looking forward to many successful seasons to come. Much of the starting team is returning next year; this includes the backfield of Mike Rogers, Doug Vliet, Bruce Allen and Jeff Cook. The team is bound to improve, so everyone turn out to support the boys. The Peak wishes the team the best of luck in the future. Ralph Coach Keyes Mike 68 CROSS COUNTRY L. to R. — kneeling: E. Beard, B. Loader, A. Hill, R. Hurd, P. Minnaert, W. Macgregor. Stand¬ ing: K. Jodoin, R. Toubeau, W. Walker, S. Reed, J. Hesnan, D. Ketchum, M. Smith, J. Weaver. Due to illness, Senior Bob Bois, has been unable to have his picture taken. Mr. Cuoco, Coach Drew Hill, Senior 69 CHEERLEADERS Sitting: S. Mott, B. Guibord. Kneeling: N. Kennedy, M. Stubblebine. Standing: M. Carter, P. Buckley, capt. J. Bryce, M. McCarthy, C. Johnson. The spirit of Medfield High School is reflected in the ex¬ cellence of its cheerleading squad. These nine girls have de¬ voted many hours of hard work to developing their skills and Patsy talents and perfecting the pre¬ sentation of their cheers. Much credit goes to their dedicated coach Mrs. Keyes and the girls who have contributed consider¬ ably to our trophy collection. Jane Maureen Mrs. Keyes MAJORETTES Frances Kneeling: L. to R. L. Gordon; D. Luke; F. McCarthy. Standing: L. to R. P. Mayer; L. La- Baugh; C. Lothrop; N. McGary—capt.; E. Roberts; S. Grover. 71 BOYS’ BASKETBALL L. to R.: Coach Keyes, K. Bryce, J. McMahon, B. Hurd, M. Rogers, C. Mendelsohn, J. Hallor- an, M. Donahue, D. Hill, B. Johnson. The Medfield High Basketball Team start¬ ed on its rebuilding program this year. The whole of last year ' s starting line-up graduat¬ ed and the Warriors had to start anew. The Mike Coach Keyes Chan Manager: Eric Borman Trainer: Cameron Daley boys worked hard and hustled throughout ev¬ ery game; closing the season with a six win and twelve loss record in league play. With co-captain Mike Rogers and Jay Halloran returning next year and with the help of some of the members of the Junior Varsity, the Warriors ought to do quiet well. Medfield 55 Faculty 42 Medfield 40 Medway 19 Medfield 48 Hopkinton 36 Medfield 33 Hopedale 69 Medfield 43 Millis 57 Medfield 41 Alumni 49 Medfield 43 Norfolk 67 Medfield 42 Bellingham 73 Medfield 37 Blackstone 50 Medfield 52 Holliston 53 Medfield 59 Norton 51 Medfield 53 Medway 36 Medfield 39 Norfolk 41 Medfield 60 Hopkinton 38 Medfield 25 Blackstone 57 Medfield 38 Hopedale 89 Medfield 54 Norton 57 (ot) Medfield 54 Holliston 52 Medfield 51 Bellingham 77 Medfield 46 Millis 59 Jim Drew JUNIOR VARSITY J. Blake; J. Cook; R. Buckley; J. O ' Connell; D. Martin; T. Flanagan. Coach Keyes; R. Seeley; K. Magnussen; R. Curry; J. Frick; H. Christian; E. Newhall; G. Jackson. Chan Bruce Mike GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Sitting, L. to R.; M. Frick, C. Bois, T. Tocci, M. Owen, N. McGray. Standing, L. to R.: C. Avery; N. Williams, P. Kerr, N. DeSorgher, G. Franke, C. Davies. Absent: S. Eddy. Nancy, Mrs. Kelley The Medfield High Girls ' Basketball Team tied for the Tri-County League Championship in the 1961-1962 season. The only loss was to Douglas by one point in an overtime. The girls averaged 49 points a game, while the guards allowed the opponents an average of only 22 points a game. The Peak wishes the team the best of luck towards another cham¬ pionship season in 1962 and 1963. SCORES Medfield 38 Franklin 30 Medfield 60 Mi II is 15 Medfield 44 Hopkinton 20 Medfield 70 Hopedale 13 Medfield 33 Alumnae 13 Medfield 37 Douglas 38 (ot) Medfield 59 Medway 25 Medfield 60 Medway 15 Medfield 55 Hopkinton 22 Medford 44 Douglas 29 Medfield 56 Hopedale 19 Medfield 37 Millis 24 Medfield 44 Franklin 24 74 SENIORS JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom, L. to R.: J. Travers, N. D ' Angelo, D. Wills, J. Wills, C. Daniel, A. Coulter. Top, L. to R.: J. Carlson, C. Lothrop, S. Girouard, C. Supko, J. Buckley, M. Tocci, A. Pember, S. Tapley. BASEBALL Standing, L. to R.: C. Mendelsohn, E. Dugan, J. Cook, M. Donahue, J. Halloran, Mr. Keyes. Sitting, L. to R.: S. Harrison, M. Rogers, J. McMahon, J. Miner, T. Flanagan. Captain Jim 76 1961 SOFTBALL L. to R., Kneeling: L. Perrin, K. Randolph, B. Guibord, N. Williams, S. Tapley, D. Sutcliffe, M. Riley. Standing: B. Pederson, A. Pember, C. Bois, M. Frick, N. McGary, P. McCormack, N. DeSorgher, P. Petrie, manager. Absent: V. Sauer, P. Hurd, J. Knopf. CFMinp ; L. to R.: C. Bois, M. Frick, N. DeSorgher, D. Sutcliffe, N. Williams, P. Petrie. The 1961 Medfield High Girls ' Softball team won three games and lost two. It lost only two senio rs and has the nucleus of the team returning in 1962. We wish to thank Mrs. Luttazi for the fine coaching job she did for the last three years and we anticipate another winning season this spring with our new coach, Mrs. Kelley. 77 football review . . . ' Takes two to tackle ' I I I I Okay boys, let ' s get organized. Now, w-wait a minute, fellows. Ring around the rosy. All the way, Doug. This way, Mike! down the court A juggler in our midst. Hey, where did it come from? Wings for an angel? Strr-etch, Mike! Elbows, Jay? TAMMY TELL ME TRUE ACTIVITIES NEWSPAPER L. to r. Seated: B. Pederson; M. Riley; D. Eburne; N. McGary; A. Hill; N. Williams; A. Carreiro; C. Avery; A. Rogers. 2nd Row: P. Claridge; K. Reynolds; A. Pember; N. De- Sorgher; L. Gordon; D. Wills; J. Wills; M. Carter, This year the Chieftain was founded and developed by Editor Nancy McGary and her staff under the skillful supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Gardner. J. Ludlow; C. Newell; D. Roberts; P. Hamilton. 3rd Row: F. McCarthy; P. Mayer; C. Lothrop; C. Supko; M. McQuillan; C. Gibbs; W. Hedgebeth; C. Hardy; S. Watt; S. Spender; A. Coulter; K. lafolla. The high school is grateful for the long hours and hard work that went into making the Chieftain a success. 82 Nancy, Peggy, Carol, Donna STAFF Peggy Frick, Editor-in-Chief Donna Sutcliffe, Business Manager Carol Bois, Advertising Manager Nancy Williams, Mike Donahue, Co-Sports Editors Andrea Carreiro, Joyce Hutchins, Co-Layout Editors Kip Watt, Sales Manager Seated: C. Bois, A. Carreiro, D. Sutcliffe, N. Williams, P. Petrie. Standing: Mr. Higuera, P. Frick, K. Watt, M. Donahue, J. Hutchins. 83 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kneeling: L. to r.: C. Tetreault; S. Pemple; C. Newell; D. Pulumbo; L. Rossi; S. Minnaert; N. Williams; A. Carreiro; P. Hamilton. 2nd row: J. Buckley; C. Reunolds; C. Johannessen; V. Shugrue; S. Spender; M. Frick; N. Ken¬ nedy; K. Kellar; A. Karle; M. Carter. 3rd row: J. Lento; J. Kellar; R. Hedges; J. Travers; G. Franke; M. McQuillan; D. Sut¬ cliffe; P. White; E. Beard; B. MacGregor; Mr. Hogan, Librarian. 4th row: D. Mailing; A. Manganello; W. Lemmler; D. Martin; R. Tim¬ merman; J. Preston; S. Murphy; S. Reed; L. Moore; R. Souza STUDENT LIBRARIANS Sitting L. to R.: R. Adams, v. pres.; M. Stubblebine, sec.; M. Frick, pres.; J. Wills, treas. Standing: N. Kennedy; N. McGary; C. Daley; M. Mc¬ Quillan; N. Williams; Mrs. Pederzini, advisor. In December, 1961, Sophomores Carolyn Avery, Bernadine Bravo, Jeff Cook, Carolyn Di Meo, Eliz¬ abeth Havens, Vicky Sauer, Rich¬ ard Souza, and Linda Walker were introduced as probationary members of the NHS. All members of the Society have displayed qualities of outstanding character, service leadership, and scholarship. 84 STUDENT COUNCIL Botton; L. to R.: C. Bois; M. McCarthy; K. W. Callahan; J. Cook; J. Halloran; T. Flana- Randolph; M. Stubblebine; P. White. Top; gan; C. Mendelsohn. L. to R.: Mr. Langton; G. Sweeney; M. Rogers; ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bottom; L. to R.: N. Williams; J. Horgan; C. Avery. Top; L. to R.: C. Daley; Mr. Keyes; M. Donahue. 85 HHH Sitting; L. to R.: A. Karle; F. Slaney; D. Rae; J. Ludlow; D. Duest; J. Bryce; N. Kennedy; R. Timmerman; P. Clarridge; D. Reith; B. Schultz. 2nd row; L. to R.: T. Hjelmsted; A. Coulter; A. Pember; A. Scribner; T. Fra nk; M. Tocci; C. Bois; L. Gordon; M. Carter; M. Stubblebine; D. Eburne; C. Newall; P. White; P. Petrie; D. Sutcliffe. 3rd row; L. to R.: W. Walker; R. Hedges; R. Gogeum; W. Hedge- beth; T. Flaherty; E. Newhall; G. Jackson; S. Thorp; T. Amato; C. Fisher. B A N D Sitting: L. to R.: P. Clancy; K. Knehr; S. Stubblebine; J. Kellar; G. Rogers; F. Rogers; B. Little; K. lafolla; M. Ellsworth; E. Beard; J. Rayner. 2nd row; L. to R.: J. Bowen; L. Potter; L. Ballou; S. Wood; K. Kellar; S. Tot- hill; L. Ripley; M. Hjelmstad; G. Wood; J. Swanson; C. Gibbs; D. Kingsbury; D. Wright. 3rd row; L. to R.: S. Watt; C. Fisher; S. Baker; J. Moran; A. Dick; K. Stockwell; K. Watt; E. Borman; R. Jewel; M. McQuillan; N. LaVerghetta; R. Souza; G. Ramey. 86 CHORUS Bottom Row: S. Hull; D. Palumbo; F. McCar¬ thy; C. Donahue; K. Waters; C. lafolla; D. Eburne; P. Clarridge. 2nd Row: A. Pember; A. Coulter; K. Magnussen; J. Roberts; C. Peters; D. Ferguson; A. Karle; G. Roy; C. Mott, J. Hoell. 3rd Row: M. Walker; T. Frank; B. Keirstead; B. Schultz; F. Sloney; D. Morgan; D. Harvey; J. Ludlow; A. Scribner; P. Kerr; E. Wiberg; D. Reith. 4th Row: G. Jackson; L. Manter; C. Gibbs; R. Timmerman; W. Hedgebeth; T. Tocci; T. Flaherty; C. Bois; S. Thorp; P. lafolla; J. Delano. Bottom Row: S. Grover; J. Bedard; S. Smith; D. Duest; P. Mayer. 2nd Row: M. Inman; J. Mair; M. Stubblebine; N. Kenney; P. Ripley; P. Ripley; C. Pemple; S. Pemple; T. Hjelmstad; J. Bryce; C. Newell. 3rd Row: M. McCarthy; L. Carvalho; C. Gugliotta; M. Tocci; J. Travers; M. Carter; D. Sutcliffe; L. Gordon; J. Rubino; P. White; M. McCarthy; S. Girouard. 4th Row: P. Petrie; W. Walker; R. lafolla; T. Amato; C. Fisher; E. Newhall; R. Goguen; R. Davidson; A. Carreiro. 87 FUTURE NURSES Bottom: L. to R.: C. Christian; L. Gordon; B. Nelson; P. Kerr; M. Carter; C. Lothrop; D. Eburne. 2nd Row: L. to R.: J. Travers; F. Lantz; S. Perry; K. Scott; K. Waters; J. Kamin¬ sky; B. Pederson; D. Ferguson. 3rd Row: L. to R.: N. Donahue; J. Bedard; Joanne Carlson, S. Hill; M. Walker; Janet Carlson; M. Riley. AUDIO-VISUAL Seated: L. to R.: G. Jackson; C. Ashe; F. Dun¬ can; C. Magnussen; J. Kellar; D. Dow; J. Duncan; R. Perry. Standing: L. to R.: Mr. Morris; R. Souza; R. Baker; G. Wills; C. Daley; R. Timmerman; E . Borman; J. Moran; R. Ham¬ ilton; G. Justice. SPONSORS The Abans Raymond R. Adam C. W. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Adams Mr. and Mrs. Verner Agven Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan Mrs. Alexander.Allen Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Roy Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Lyman C. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Walter Avery Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aylward Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baker Mr. and Mrs. George Baker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Balcon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Baldwin Leon Ballou, Sr., and family Edward H. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bedard Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Bedell Mr. and Mrs. John Belmont Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Belmont Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Leo Beswick Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bjornson Thomas Blake Mr. and Mrs. Roy. I. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Blinn Mr. and Mrs. William Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boyle Robert Bradley Mr. and Mrs.Michael Brady Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brady Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bravo Mr. and Mrs. Myron Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brock Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brock Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Broderick Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bryce Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Burke Mr. and Mrs. B. Burr Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryon E. W. Callows Mr. and Mrs. William Capocci Mrs. Henry Carlson Jim and Muriel Carr William Carr Mrs. George Carreiro Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carter Joseph Carvalho Mr. and Mrs. William Caswell Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Cavanagh Mr. Richard Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cawood Mr. and Mrs. Ewan Cebrowski William Chamberlain Charles B. Cheever Paul Chevarie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Childs Carol Christian Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Chudzik Mr. Anthony Cioto Katherine E. Clancy Warren and Pat Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Clarridge, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Coffin Cathy Colantonio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collins Pat Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Wililam E. Connor Mr. Harry E. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Rawson R. Cowen, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cox Lt. and Mrs. John A. Craig Mrs. William Crosman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crowell Mr. and Mrs. John Cuoco Mr. L. R. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dechellis Mr. and Mrs. Elwood DeCoster The Deerings Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeLiso Mr. and Mrs. DeMartino Rev. and Mrs. Robert C. Derr Mr. and Mrs. Lee DeSorgher Mr. and Mrs. Ronolo Devenanzi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Devens Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dilworth Mr. and Mrs. F. C. DiMeo Mr. and Mrs. J. DiMezza Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Donahue Ann C. Donlan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donnelly Donald P. Dow Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Drewett Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drezdick Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hedberg 90 J. R. Hedges and family Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Duran Mr. and Mrs. Harrison K. Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eburne Mrs. Allan Eldridge Gloria A. Emmel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erickson Mr. and Mrs. 0. Scott Fader Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fall Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fernald Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fisher James Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Willard A. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Willard R. Fleming Dr. and Mrs. Edward Flynn Philip Ford and family Wills Forest Mr. and Mrs. James T. Frame Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. E. Frick Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ganley Mrs. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. John P. Garrity Maria Fabiola Gaytan Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Gerold Mrs. Kenneth Getchell Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Gibbons Hubert Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Ray Girouard Mr. and Mrs. Swift H. Godshalk Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gordon Mr. and Mrs. John Goucher Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Goudy Orrin A. Gould Katie and Norman Gray Norman A. Gray Donald Green Mr. and Mrs. Greenough Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gronberg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grover Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Grover Mr. and Mrs. John Grover Mrs. John Guiney J. Herbert Gunnerson S. E. Gustavson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hallinan Mr. and Mrs. John Halloran Mr. and Mrs. James Hamblet Mrs. Harvey Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Havener Mr. and Mrs. Richard Havens Mr. and Mrs. J. Hardy Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Herman and family Mr. and Mrs. James Hesnan Mr. Bernie Higuera Dr. and Mrs. Edwin V. Hill Mr. and Mrs. George Hinkley Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hoell Mr. and Mrs. John Horgan Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hosmer Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Howlett Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hurd B. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs.Curly lafolla Mr. and Mrs. Nina lafolla Mr. and Mrs. P. lafolla Frank M. Jabionski Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Jackson Charles F. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Janseen The Jodoin Family Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson Mrs. Richard Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William F. Johnston L. D. Joslin Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kane Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Karle James T. Kashalena Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Kaye Mr. and Mrs. James Keating The Keigwin Family Mr. and Mrs. Keirstead Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kierstead Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kellar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. Leon M. Kennett Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Earle Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keyes Mr. and Mrs. James Kilcoyne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Kingsbury Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kingsbury, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Khehr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knopf George and Nick Kergotis Mr. and Mrs. Bob LaBaugh Mr. and Mrs. Thedore A. LaFosse Mr. and Mrs. John Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Lane Mr. Stuart Langton John Lantz Mr. and ' Mrs. Thomas M. LaPlante Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LeBlanc 91 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LeBrun Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Leary Mr. and Mrs. Ledenith Dr. and Mrs. Earl J. -Legge Mr. and Mrs. Leman Mr. and Mrs. Lento Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lerch Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis E. H. Leykauf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindberg Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lindblad Mr. and Mrs. John Liska Mr. and Mrs. Evan Little The Loaders Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lovell D. H. Lucy Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ludlow Mr. and Mrs Robert Luke Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lyman Mr. J. W. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. V. A. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. James MacGregor Mr. and Mrs. R. Macintosh Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. C. A. MacPhetres Mr. and Mrs. Mafusie Mrs. James Mahoney John W. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mains Mr. and Mrs. Darrell C. Mallory Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malone Mr. and Mrs. Albert Manganello Mr. and Mrs. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Wane Mann Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marinella Charles Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Marvin S. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Martino Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mastropieri Mr. and Mrs. Harold Matt Mr. James McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarthy, Jr. Joe and Margaret McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. McCarthy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. McCarthy, Jr. Robert McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. John McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGlynn Mr. and Mrs. MeGonagle Harold McKay Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McKown Mr. and Mrs. Hohn McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. D. McLelland Mr. and Mrs. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Roy McQuillan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Meader Mrs. Barbara Mendelsohn Mr. and Mrs. John Mezzanotte T. A. Milligan Melville J. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Mr. and Mrs. H. Minasian Mr. and Mrs. John Miner Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mittendorf Gladys B. Montana Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Morgan Mr. James H. Morris Herbert Morse Charles Munroe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy M. Narazaki Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Nelson Mrs. Roy C. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ness Charlotte and Hanice Newell The Newells Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. J. Nilan Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Nolan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Norton Elizabeth Nourse Mr. and Mrs. John O ' Connell Mr. and Mrs. Jack O ' Keefe Mr. and Mrs. T. G. O ' Neill Mr. and Mrs. Antone Ortins A. Oulette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owen Mr. and Mrs. William Palumbo Dr. and Mrs.|H. L. Park Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Parr Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. 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Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilkins H. J. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. John D. Williams Wendy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiliam Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wills Miss Anna Wills Mr. and Mrs. David Wilmarth Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Warren Winters Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wood The Woodlock Family Mr. and Mrs. Woodward Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yarlott Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Young Mr. and Mrs. J. Zanstuck 93 SPONSORS Mrs. Barbose Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Bibby Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bligh Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Bois A friend Mr. and Mrs. Henry Magnussen Mr. Joseph A. Mair Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spender Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spender Jane Mr. and Mrs. Merlon Spender Compliments of WALKER MFG. CO West Street Medfield, Mass. MEDFIELD SUPER-DUPER Visit our Fresh Fish and Delicatessen Dept. Fresh Pastry Baked in our own ovens daily Choice Meats and Quality Produce delivered daily The area ' s newest and largest supermarket Junction of Routes 109 and 27 Ample Parking Space BROCKTON-TAUNTON GAS COMPANY Don ' t worry at all about snow That causes the cold winds to blow. Heat problems are solved Where gas is involved. You stay warm and you save lots of dough. Our sincere congratulations to the Class of 62 SIMPSON WELCH Masons We have rocks in our trucks, but not in our heads. f HI- COMMUNITY STATION JEMY PRODUCTS J. L. MARCIONETTE, PROP. EXIDE DELO BATTERIES GENERAL REPAIRING 24-HR. WRECKER SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES LUBRICATION BRAKE RELINING ACCESSORIES IGNITION WORK BRAKE ADJUSTMENT WASHING WAXING INSURED PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 495 MAIN STREET MEDFIELD, MASS. Tel. FLeetwood 9-4933 95 Compliments of WILLIAM F. NOURSE 97 MEDFIELD CUSTOM LAUNDRY i I i Best Wishes from Julie Jerry MEDFIELD PHARMACY Laundering, Cleansing, Dyeing T. E. Perrin, Prop. Corner of Main South St. Tel. FL. 9-4423 Compliments of Robert McCarthy Blacksmith Compliments of BULLARD ' S MARKET RICK ' S AUTO BODY SHOP If you want to improve your car It ' s unnecessary to travel far. Around the corner and down the hill Rick ' s Auto Shop will fill the bill. GENO ' S MEDFIELD SERVICENTER 480 Main Street Medford, Mass. FL 9-8876 Compliments of PETRIE PLUMBING HEATING Compliments of MEDFIELD CHEVRON 98 REITH - REITH Arthur E. Reith Arthur W. Reith HUbbard 2-0983 FLeetwood 9-6799 Prescription Opticians There was a young lady named Bea, Who wanted so much to see, That she went to the Doc To see what was in stock, And now she can see perfectly. Boston Medfield 110 Tremont Street Route 1 09 If you have hair— You need Alfredo! ALFREDO ' S BEAUTY SHOP FLeetwood 9-4392 PEDERZINI FLOWERS 160 E. Main St. Fleetwood 9-4949 Medfield, Mass. Gil Pederzini 99 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. GAGLIAI 100 Compliments of LEE ' S FLOOR SERVICE Complete house cleaning Stores—Houses Medfield, Mass. FL 9-6444 COUNTRY IMPRESSIONS Mrs. Charlotte V. Greenlaw Printing Mimeographing 52 South Street Medfield Compliments of MAURAN H. CARLSON Compliments of R. L. PALUMBO Heating Oils Burner Sales and Service Medfield, Mass. FL 9-6311 Mrs. Barty King ALDENHOLME KENNELS Farmstreet Medfield, Mass. Courtesy of KENNY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Builders of moderately priced homes in Medfield. Green Street Extension Medfield FLeetwood 9-6946 101 Compliments of JACKSON CUSTOM HOMES 71 North Street Medfield, Mass. 102 Compliments of A. E. WILLS Compliments of C J SALES AND SERVICE FLeetwood 9-6050 MED-VALE NURSING HOME 519 Main Street Medfield, Mass. Convalescents, Aged, Post-Operatives Compliments of RICHARD M. HEILIGMANN, DMD Compliments of GELLARS Compliments of J. A. ROBERTS 103 Good luck to the Class of 61 ! Red Palumbo Your favorite place for ice cubes. VETS PACKAGE STORE Main Street Medfield 104 Compliments of MEDFIELD PACKAGE STORE Larkin Brothers Propriators 1933-1962 Compliments of r. k. McCarthy Don ' t Forget Skip Handy! 105 I PURDY PHOTOGRAPHERS 367 Boylston St. Boston 16, Mass. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE CLASS OF 1962 SERVING NEW ENGLAND FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS 106 r ! ( ' TO MR. HIGUERA Dear Mr. Higuera, To you we owe a great deal more than this page is able to repay. Your mature mind has influenced and improved every aspect of this book. You have made the 1962 PEAK a treasure we shall cherish, and in prizing it, we shall recall your aid with gratitude. This tribute is inadequate. We find it most difficult to express our appreciation, for it is impossible to indicate the extent to which we have valued your help and guidance. THE CLASS OF 1962 3 107 « ! - : ,V ' 1 : 1 -44 rages • ur, ; DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLAS SPORT ;men .... 6i riVITIES. 81 ADVERTISEMENTS .... 89