Medford High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Medford, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1953 volume:

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Superintendent of Schools fdufard ji lanyard WITH best wishes for the success ond happi- ness of each member of the Cicrss of 1953, cmd with sincere appreciation for C111 the closs has done to mcxintcxin the storndords of Medford Hiqh School. Headmaster Director of Vocational School SW f LESLIE MELVIN V. WELDON EDWIN F. PIDGEON HENRY D. HORMEL Iunior Sub-Muster Iunior Sub-mast r Edward H. Leonard, Headmaster English Department Leslie R. Carey, Head Mary M. Bagley Arthur B. Crowley Marian R. Daqqett Iohn P. DiMattia Edward I. Finnegan William U. Grant lrene M. Hall George L. Horwood Mary I. Kelly Charles A. Leddy Thomas I. McElliqott Ieanne Macqreqor Nellie B. Mansfield Rosamond M. Matinzi Kathleen M, O'Connell Iohn A. Prior Mary A. Rowan Kathleen F. Sharkey Sylvia Tryon Clara M. Webster History Department M. Arthur Noble, Head Edward M. Brooks Arthur B. Crowley Raymond G. Flynn Henry D. Hormel Florence R. Kelly Thomas I. O'Brien Thomas W. O'Connor Richard I. Phelan Business Education Department M. Gertrude Rouqhsedqe Head Thornton E. Barr Henry D. Bucci William A. Calarese Chester L. Connors Iohn V. Donnellan Marie C. Donnelly Michael F. Gaffney Lillian A. Geraci Anne M. Harrigan Thelma V. Hubbard Ralph E. Keene Rita F. Kelley Business Education Department lcontinuedl Daisy E. Landers Williarnina V. MacBrayne Ruth M. MacDonald Cedric B. Minas Louise L. Mosessian loseph M. Murphy Charles E. O'Brien Robert D. Russell Shirley M. Wheeler Alfred A. Zirpolo Modem Language Department Elizabeth Loftus, Head losephine R. Bruno Catherine M. Burke Anna I. Coderre William A. Glynn Mildred C. Iunkins Esther D. Starr Pauline V. Webber Mathematics Department Charles H. Rogers, Head Leo A. Appiani G. Warren Bates Walter G. Bezublca Mary E. Dyer Paul A. McNulty Earl M. Woodward Physical Education Department William E. Lang, Head lohn G. Bohn Elmer E. Bussell Helen Ellard Francis Genova loseph F. LaPorta Myra I. Luce Phyllis Z. Stewart Allyn B. Stillman Guidance Department Stanley Kruszyna, Director CLeave ot Absencel Iarnes P. Quinn, Ir., Acting Direc- tor Henry D. Bucci Lilian M. Dole Irene M. Hall Alfred Pornpeo CLeave of Absencel Robert D. Russell Latin Department Esther E. Ladd, Head Elizabeth M. Toomajian Science Department Michael A. Canqiano, Head Angelo L. Annacone Rita G. Covelle Edwin I. Mockler Edwin F. Pidqeon Henry A. Romano, Ir. Arthur G. Terrill Home Economics Department Katherine L. Baker, Head Catherine Fuller Elizabeth Hendry Pauline V. Rice Art Department Marion A. Costello, Head Eric Harrison Anne S. Melrose Mary G. Pratt Music Department Ralph I. Schoonmaker, Head Gudrun Ekman Distributive Education I. Walter Langley Mary I. McKay Librarian Dorothy L. Hardy General Shop Thomas H. Iohnston Nathaniel B. Knox MARY A. ROWAN Dean of Girls Melvin V. Weldon, Director Automobile Department Crawford G. Brown Iohn M. Conway Cabinet Making Department Robert W. Roberts Pasquale Tramontozzi Electrical Department Alfred I. Brudzynski VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FACULTY Robert Michelson Printing Depflfmem Edmund l. O'HC1TC1 P. loseph Corrigan Thomas R. F. Rawson Wilbur A, Hart Waller D' Reid Sheet Metal Department MC1Chi-He 511019 Depmhnenf Richard E. DeMuzio Walter R, lohnggn HUb9I'l Gittels Frank E- S1195 Academic Department Painting and Decorating Robert Gurney Department Charles W. Borden RUTH MCKENZIE Valedicloricm Hana CLAIRE COURTOVICH Essuyisi Faris WILLIAM CUDMORE ELAINE WALL Class Orator Ivy Oraior STEPHEN BARTER JOHN BOHN IOAN CELIA Historian Historian Historian IANET COPPING-ER DALE GOGAN ANN HARRIS ALBERT PUCCIA Prophet Prophet Prophet Prophet mfqf M. BROOKS 611155 ,4 dzfisers ROSAMOND M. M ANTHONY GIANELLY IOYCE IUSKALIAN Presideni ' Vice President 6!ll55 Offim' IUDITH EVANS THOMAS HOWARD Secretary Treasurer IOHN G. ABIZAID lack Colleqe Course IB. SJ M Club l, 2, Treasurer 3, I-Iomeroom Delegate l, 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, Track 2, Basket- ball 3. ' IOSEPH D. AGNETA Woe.. Accountinq Course Italian Club I, 2, Distributive Education Club 3, Basketball l, 2, Volleyball I, 2. WALTER D. ALCOX HAI.. Electrical Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Intramural Basketball I, Z, Soccer 2. NICHOLAS I. ALIBERTI Nick Distributive Education Course Italian Club l, 2, Distributive Education Club 3, Soccer l, 2. ELIZABETH M. ALLEN Betty Hospital Training Course Protective Department 3, Can- teen Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Basketball l, Badmin- ton l. CYMA R. ALTMAN , Cvm Colleqe Course CB. SJ Dues Agent l, Sophomore Hop Committee, Iunior Prom Com- mittee and Usherette, Library Staff l, 2, 3, Little Giant Statt 3, Senior Proem Committee and Usherette's, Italian Club, Secretary 3, Homeroom Alter- nate 3, Senior Advisory Coun- cil 3, Blue and White Statf 3: Protective Department 3, Little Giant Agent 3, Talent Show 3, Basketball l, Volleyball l. CHARLOTTE R. AMERENA CharI Business Machines Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Library Staff 3. WILLIAM H. ANDREWS Archie Merchandisinq Course Intramural Bowling l, 2, 3. IOSEPI-I D. ANTONELLI Toe Accounting Course Little Giant Statt l, 2, 3, Pro- iector Club l, Z, Iunior and Senior Prom Usher, Homeroom Alternate 3, Intramural Bowl- ina 2. ANTHONY ANTONUCCIO Tony Colleqe Course CB. S.l Bqnd l, 2, 3, Italian Club Z, 3, Sophomore Hop Ticket Com- mittee. ROBERT M. ANTONUCCIO Slim Colleae Course KB. SJ Italian Club l, 2, 3, Tech Club l. 2. MARLENE I. ARMSTRONG Stenoqraphic Course Talent Show 3, Home Econom- ics Club 3, Basketball 2. IUDITH R. ARBEN uludv.. Stenoqraphic Course Blue and White Staff 35 Home Economics Club 35 Library Statt lg Softball l, 25 Bowling Z5 Tennis l, 35 Volleyball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, COSMO A. ASSORTATO Charlie Colleqe Course fAccountingl Italian Club l, 25 Honor Socie- tv 3. WILLIAM C. AUSTIN A'Bill Printinq Course Iunior Prom Committee. PHILIP I. BACK Phil Automobile Mechanics Course PHYLLIS I. BACK Phvl Colleqe Course CB. SJ Little Giant Agent lg Italian Club 2, 35 Camera Club 2, 35 All Girl Choir 2, 35 Chorus 2. 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Talent Show 35 Blue and White Staff 3. CHARLES E. BAGLEY Chuck Colleae Course CB, SJ Band l, 25 Protective Depart- ment 3. HELEN T. BAGLEY i'Bunnv Homemakinq Course NORMA I. BAGNULO Norm Stenographic Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Iunior Prom Committeeg Talent Show 35 Booster's Club Com- mittee 35 Cheerleader 35 Bas- ketball l, 25 Softball lp Bad- minton l. IANET A. BALLETTO Stenoaraohic Course Talent Show 2, 3. ADOLPH I. BARSANTI Dolph Colleqe Course KB. S.l Sophomore Hop Ticket Com- mittee: Homeroom Delegate 25 Iunior Usherg Italian Club Z, 35 Dues Aqent 2, 3. STEPHEN I. BARTER Steve Technical Course Iunior Classical League 2: Tech Club 3. IOAN C. BARTOLI Ioanie Colleae Course KB. SJ All Girl Choir lg Italian Club l, 2, 35 Sophomore Hop Usher- ette5 Iuriior Prom Committee5 Protective Department 35 Vol- leyball l. NANCY P. BARTON Nance Colleae Course KB. SJ Camera Club lg Iunior Classi- cal Leaaue 25 Iunior Prom Committee-5 French Club 32 Blue and White Stall 35 Ten- nis 1, 35 Bowlinq l. IEAN M. BARUFFALDI leannie Colleae Course CB. S.l Library Stalt 2: Protective De- partment 35 Volleyball lj Bas- ketball lg Badminton 15 Bowl- ina l, 2, 3. KENNETH C. BASILIO Ken Colleqe Course CB. S.l Tech Club l. IERRY BASS ..Ier.. Colleae Course Mixed Chorus 25 Talent Show 2, 35 Little Giant Staff 35 Foot- ball 2, 35 M. DIANE BATEMAN ..Di.. Hospital Trainina Course All Girl Choir 2, 35 Talent Show l, 2, 35 Fashion Show 1, 2, 35 Home Economics Club 35 Little Giant Staft 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Blue cmd White Staff 35 DONALD E. BATES ' Don Colleqe Course KB. SJ UM Club 35 Protectve Depart- ment 35 Football 2, 3. ALFRED G. BATTAGLINI .. Al.. Colleae Course Italian Club l, Z, 35 Track l, 2, 3. PATRICIA L. BEATON Pat Colleae Course KB. S.l lunior Prom Committee, Home Economics Club 3: Badminton l5 Tennis lg Volleyball lg Bas- ketball l, 2, 3. ELIZABETH A. BEEBEE llBetty Merchandisina Course ROY A. BENIAMIN Beniie Colleae Course Football l, 2, 35 Basketball lp Track 25 M Club 2, 3. NANCY I. BENNETT Nano Secretarial Traininq Course Senior Art Club, President. PATRICIA A. BENNETT Pat Clerical Training Course Volleyball l, 25 Basketball 2. EDWIN H. BERG Eddie Clerical Trainina Course Bowlinq l, 2, 3. HAROLD I. BERGER Harry Technical Course Band l, 2, 35 Tech Club l, Z, 3. BEATRICE BERMAN Bea Stenoqraphic Course Iunior Prom Committee5 All Girl Choir 35 Blue and White Staff 3. ROBERT A. BERNI Bob Industrial Electricity Course Intramural Basketball l, Z, 35 Electrical Bowlina Team 1, 2, 35 Electrical Social Club 2. PAUL W. BERTON Technical Course Homeroom Delegate lp Pro- iector Club lg Tech Club 1, 2 35 French Club 35 Band l, 2, 3 ALPHONSO I. BINDA HAI.. Technical Course Tech Club l, 2, 3. BARBARA A. BLAIR 'Tookie Stenoaraphic Course Band 15 Home Economics Club 35 Badminton lp Basketball l. 25 Volleyball l, 25 Tennis l, Z. DELORES A. BLYTH Del Clerical Trainina Course All Girl Choir 3. HELENE M. BOERMEESTER Stenoaraphic Course Sophomore Hop Committee5 Iunior Prom COmmittee5 Art Club 35 Blue and White Staff 35 Home Economics Club 35 Basketball lp Badminton 2, 35 Bowlina 2, 35 Tennis 3. IOHN R. BOHN Skip Technical Course Tech Club 1, 25 Homeroom Deleaate 25 Iunior Usher5 M Club 1, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 3. LUCILE F. BOKSER Lucky College Course Camera Club l5 Homeroom Delegate l5 Iunior Prom Music Committee5 Library Staff 3: Little Giant Statt 35 French Club 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Tennis 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Bowling 3: Badminton 2, 3. LEONARD I. BONNELL Len Accountina Course Soccer l, 2. BARBARA M. BOSSELMAN Barb Colleqe Course Sophomore HOD Committee: French Club 3, Homeroom Delecyate 3, Senior Advisory Council, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Badminton lg Volleyball l, gg Bowlinq l, 2, Basketball IOHN G. BOUDROT lohnny Colleae Course KB. SJ Sophomore Hop Usher, M Club 2, 3g Protective Depart- ment 3g Homeroom Deleqate 3, Track l, 2, Football 2, 3. SUE P. BOUTWELL Stenoqraphic Course House of Deleqates 2: Dues Aaent l, 25 Art Club 3, Blue and While Staff 35 lunior Prom Committee, Tennis l, Z, 3, Evwlinq 1, 2, 3, Badminton 1, .IOSEPI-I A. BOVE ..IOe.. General Shop Course Projector Club l, Vice Presi- dentg Football 2. ALBERT W. BOYLE HAI.. Accountina Course Club 2, 35 Hockey 1, 2, 3. UM.. IOHN T. BOYSON Bunky Co-operative Course M Club 2, Distributive Edu- cation Club, Treasurer 35 Bowlina Club 25 Soccer 3. DONALD F. BRADANESE l'Bracl Collefle Course Italian Club 2, 35 RONNA I. BRICKMAN Twin Colleae Course QB. S.l Camera Club lg Blue and White Staff 3, French Club 3g Little Giant Stall 3, Talent Show' 3, Volleyball l, 35 Bas- ketball 2. TOBY F. BRICKMAN Colleqe Course CB. SJ Camera Club lg Little Giant Staff 2, 3, French Club 35 Bas- ketball Zg Volleyball 3. BEVERLY A. BROWN Bev Merchandisinq Course Basketball l. MARY-IAYNE BRUGMAN UM- IV., College Course CB. SJ Sophomore Hop Committee: Home Economics Club 3, Vol- leyball lg Tennis 2, 3, Basket- ball 3. BARBARA L. BRUNO Barb Homemakinq Course IOAN C. BRUNO Ioni Stenoaraphic Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Talent Show Poster Committee 2g Basketball 2. FRANCES C. BUCCI Fran Merchandisina Course Little Gicml Stall l, Z, 3: D'-195 Agent 3g Blue nmol White Staff 3g Tennis l. BRENDA A. BUCKLEY Bucki Fine Art Course Iunior Marshal 2g Fooiball Usherette 2g Senior Art Club Vice Presiclentg Blue and White Stattg Protective Department 3g Art Eclitorg Booster's Club Committee 3: Camera Club 3g Talent Show Poster Committee Co-Chairman 2, 3. ROBERT W. BUCKLEY 'lBuck Clerical Traininq Course Homeroom Delegate lg M Club 3g Basketball 1, 2g Soccer 3g Intramural Basketball 3. IOANNE R. BUON0 Machine Clerical Course All Girl Choir 2, Vice Presi- dentg Art Club 3g Basketball lg Volleyball lg Tennis lg 2. THOMAS l. BUONAUGURIO Tom Colleae Course KATHLEEN C. BURKE HKGV.. Colleqe Course CR. NJ Sophomore Hop Committeeg Home Economics Club 3g Bas- ketball lg Tennis lg Volleyball l, Zg Badminton I, 2. CAMILLE A. BUTERA Co-operative Office Training Sophomore Hop Commitieeg Iunior Prom Committee Chair- mang All Girl Choir l, Zg Tal- ent Show lg 2, 3. PAUL F. BUTLER Colleqe Course CB. SJ Stamp Club lg Projector Club lg Talent Show 3. PATRICIA M. CADARIO Patri Colleqe Course CB. SJ All Girl Choir 2g French Club 35 Homeroorn Alternate 31 Vol- leyball lg Badminton lg Bas- ketball lg Tennis lg 2. HELEN M. CADIGAN Red Merchandisina Course LOIS C. CAFRELLA Merchandisina Course All Girl Choir lg 27 Art Club 2. IOSEPH S. CALAUTTI NIOSH General Course Football 1. WILLIAM E. CALVANI Bill Merchandisina Course Italian Club l, 2, 35 M Club l, 2, 35 Soccer l, 2, Co-captain 35 Baseball 3. MARILYN C. CAMP Colleae Course Homeroom Alternate 25 Dues Aaent 35 French Club 35 Blue and White Bioqraphv Staff 35 Booster's Club Committee 35 Volleyball l, Z5 Basketball l, 25 Tennis l, 2. FRANK R. CANGIANO Chick Colleqe Course CB. SJ Iunior Classical League l5 lunior Usher5 Iunior Prom Usher5 Italian Club 2, 35 Pro- tective Department 2, 35 Sci- ence Club 35 Student Govern- ment Representative 3. VINCENT C. CANNIZZARO Vinnie Sheet Metal Course CAROL E. CANNON Hon Colleae Course CR. NJ Sophomore Hop Committee5 Home Economics Club 35 Art Club 35 Badminton lp Bowling ly Volleyball l, 25 Basketball l, 2: Tennis l, 2. X LEONARD C. CANTY Le-nnV Clerical Traininq Course ENICE M. CAPOZZI Stenoqraphic Course Protective Department lg Can- teen Committee l5 Iunior Mar- shal5 Basketball l5 Bowlinq l. 2. ANTHONY I- CAPRIULO 'tCGDDv Technical Course Italian Club 25 Tech Club l, 2, 3. ELLEN M. CARDINAL Ellen Colleae Course Sophomore Hop Committee: Little Giant Staff lg Camera Club l, 25 Iunior Prom Com- mittee-5 French Club 3: Bas- ketball Zg Bowlina l, 2. DONALD L CARISTI ChristV Accountina Course Italian Club l, Z, 35 Club 2, 35 Track Z, 35 Football 2, 3. IOAN M. CARTER Colleqe Course KB. SJ Iunior Classical League 25 French Cub 35 Protective De- partment 35 Badminton lp Bas- ketball l5 Volleyball l, 25 Bowling l, 2, 3. SANFORD P. CARTER Sonny Colleae Couse CTechnicalD Stamp Club 1, Projector Club, lunior Classical Leaque 2, Tech Club 3, Band l, Z, 3. SHIRLEY M. CARTER Stacy Colleae Course IEAN R. CASE Ieanne Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3. GERTRUDE CASEY Gert General Clerical Course Stamp Club 2, Little Giant Staff 3, Badminton 1, Basket- ball lg Volleyball l, 2. GERARD I. CASSIDY Gerry Accountina Course MARGUERITE F. CASTLES Peggy Co-operative Office Training Sophomore Hop Committee, Talent Show Advertisement Committee l, 2, Protective De- partment l, 2, Basketball l, Volleyball l, Bowling l, 2, ROSE A. CATALANO Stenoqraphic Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Stamp Club 1, Camera Club l, 2, Library Staff 2, lunior Prom Committee, Art Club 3: Talent Show 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Bowlina l, Tennis l, 3' Volleyball 1, 2. 3: Badminton 2. 3. IOSEPHINE M. CATALANOTTO Iosie Stenoaraphic Course Tennis Club 2, 3, Volleyball 3. SHIRLEY A. CATALDO Stenoqraphic Course Talent Show Committee l, Art Club 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Bowlina l. PAUL CAVANAUGH Cav Colleqe Course KB. SJ French Club, President 3: Student Cabinet 3. IOAN M. CELIA Colleae Course CA. BJ House of Delegates l, 2, 3: Sophomore Hop Committee, lunior Prom Committee, Dues Aaent l, 2, Little Gian! Statt l, 2, 3, Canteen Committee l: Iunior Classical League, Sec- retary 2, President 31 Delegate to Girls' State 2, Talent Show 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Bos- ton Traveler Corresoondent 2, 3, Booster's Club Committee 2, 3, Italian Club Z, 3, Student Cabinet 3, Protective Depart- ment 3, Co-Head Cheerleader 3, SYLVIA M. CENTER Sib Colleae Course l-lomeroom Alternate l, Sopho- more Hop Committee, French Club 3, Senior Advisory Council, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Blue and White Staff 3, Badminton l, Softball 1, Volleyball 1, 2. FREDERICK K. CHANONHOUSE Channv Colleqe Course CB. SJ Proiector Club 2, 3. ROSEMARIE B. CHASE Rose Stenoqraphic Course Volleyball lg Basketball lp Badminton lg Softball l, 2. WILLIAM l. CHASE Bill Accounting Course FRED W. CHIPMAN Chip Clerical Traininq Course Science Club ly Projector Club l, 2, 3g Student Cabinet lg Sophomore Hop Committee, Head Usher. MARIE A. CHIULLI Stenoqraohic Course All Girl Choir l, 2. IOSEPH A. CIMETTI aloe., Colleae Course KB. SJ Italian Club l, 2, 3. ADELINE T. CLARK Addie Home Economics Course Art Club l, 2g Proiector Club l, 2, Secretary 3. IAMES CLARK Iimmie Printinq Course Student Council 2. IEAN G. CLARK Ieanie Co-operative Trainina Course Basketball l. CHARLES C. CLEMENTE Chuck Co-operative Course Tech Club lg Projector Club 1: Distributive Education Club 37 Hockey lg Basketball l, 25 fSoccer l, 29 Baseball 1, 2. ROBERT W. CLEMENTE BlackY Accountinq Course GORDON I. COCKS Accountinq Course DORIS M. COLLERAN Dor R. N. Course Iunior Classical Leaque Z, Camera Club 1, 2, Volleyball l, Basketball l, Tennis 1, Bowlina 1, Softball 1, Badmin- ton 1. PHYLLIS M. COMBES Phyl Stenoqraphic Course Art Club 3. EUNICE CONGDON Euny Colleqe Course National Honor Society 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Little Giant Aaent 3, French Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Basketball l, Badminton 1, Tennis 1, 2, 3, HELEN M. CONNOLLY Stenoaraphic Course Iunior Canteen 3. ANN M. CONNORS ..A,, R N. Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Home Economics Club 3, lun- ior Canteen 3, Tennis 1, Vol- leyball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Bowlinq' l, 2. MARILYN B. COOK Colleae Course CB. SJ Camera Club 1, Stamp Club 1, 2, Art Club 3, lunior Canteen 3, Home Economics Club 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Tennis 1, Z, Bowlina 2. IANET M. COPPINGER lan Colleae Course Iunior Classical League 1, Not- tional Honor Society 2, 3, French Club 3, CECILIA C. CORBETT Celia Colleae Course Home Economics Club 3, Vol- leyball 1, 3. MARY I. CORRADO Stenoaraohic Course TERESA E. COSTA Teri Fine Arts Course Homeroom Alternate 1, Foot- ball Usherette 2, French Club 3, Senior Fine Arts Club, Pro- tective Department 3, Boos- ter's Club Committee 2, 3, Talent Show Poster Commit- tee Co-Chairman 2, 3, Dues Aqent 3, Blue and While Staff 3, Art Editor 3, Tennis 1, Bowling 1, 2. MARIORIE A. COTTER Marais Colleae Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Home Economics Club 3, lun- ior Canteen 3, Tennis 1, 2, Bowling 1, Z, Volleyball 1, Z, Badminton 1, 2, Basketball l. 2. CLAIRE A. COURTOVICH Colleae Course lunior Classical League 1, 2, 3, Senior Advisor, Honor So- ciety Z, 3, Volleyball l, 3, Basketball l, 3, Badminton 3. DOLORES M. COVINO Do Do Stenoaraphic Course MERRILL E. CRAMER Buzz Technical Course House of Deleqates l, 2, 3: Club 2, 3, Tech Club l. 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Belly Colle e Course Cl Camera Club l, 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Tennis 2. DONALD E. CROCKETT Don General Shop Course CONSTANCE M. CROSBY Connie Colleae Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Blue and White Staff 3, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, lunior Can- teen 3, Bowlina l, Basketball l, 2, 3, Badminton l, 3, Volley- ball l, 2, 3. WILLIAM T. CUDMORE Bill Colleqe Course Blue cmd White Staff 3, Iunior Classical Leaque l, 2, 3, Trea- surer 2, M Club l, 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Sen- ior Advisory Council, lunior Usher, Football l, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3. GEORGE R. CUNNINGHAM Merchandising Course THOMAS I. CUNNINGHAM Tom Radio Electronics Course Medford Vocational Society, Treasurer l, Medford Voca- tional Radio Society l, 2, 31 Student Council, Secretary 3, Student Cabinet 3, Senior Ad- visory Board, Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, PHYLLIS P. CUOCO Phyl Clerical Trainina Course Italian Club l, 2, 3. PETER B. CURRY Pete Clerical Trainina Course M Club, Secretary 3, Track 2, 3, Football 3, NANCY B. CURTIS Nan Colleae Course CB. S.l Sophomore Hop Committee? Iunior Prom Committeez Foot- ball Usherette 2, Talent Show 2, French Club 3, Protective Department 3, Blue and While Staff 3, All Girl Choir Z, Vice President 3, Basketball l, Vol- leyball lg Badminton lp Tennis 2. PHILIP D. CUTTER Phil Colleae Course French Club 3, Senior Concert Band l, 2, 3. ANNA M. DAIDONE Ann Oitice Co-operative Training All Girl Choir Z. CHARLES DAILEY Charley Merchandising Course Track lp Soccer l. CAROLE I. DaPRATO Carole Colleae Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Iunior Prom Committee5 Italian Club l, 2, Vice President 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Volleyball Z, 3. MARILYN I. DAWSON Colleqe Course KA. BJ Volleyball 25 Tennis 25 Iunior Classical Leaaue l, 2, 35 French Club 35 Volleyball 25 Tennis 2: Basketball 3. NORMA M. DeCINTI Stenoaraphic Course National Honor Society 3. HARRIET E. DeCROW Edna Merchandising Course ALFRED M. DeROSA Fred Cabinet Makinq Department ROGER M. DeLARIA Hskif. Clerical Trainina Course Protective Department 35 Track l, 2, MICHAEL I. DELLISOLA Dell Distributive Education Course M Club 25 Distributive Edu- cation Club 3. RO SEMARIE DELOIA Rosie Stenoqraphic Course LILLIAN B. DeMELIS Lil Co-operative Oitice Training PHYLLIS L. DePIANO Phill Colleqe Course IB, SJ Honor Society 2, 35 Talent Show 2, 35 All Girl Choir 1, 2, 35 French Club 2, 3: Tennis lp Volleyball 2. PHYLLIS M. DeSIMONE Phyl Colleae Course CA, BJ Sophomore Hop Usheretteg lunior Class Secrelaryg lunior Prom Usheretteg Iunior Mar- shalg Iunior Classical League l, 2, 3, Italian Club 2, 3g Cam- era Club l, Z, 3g Library Stall lg 2, 3g Blue cmd White Review Staff 3, National Honor Society 2, Sg Booster's Club 2, 3g Tal- ent Show 3g Volleyball lg Bas- ketball lg Badminton lg Tennis lg Bowlina l. ROBERT A. DeSIMONE Diz Colleae Course House of Delegates lg Dues 15-Gent lg Sophomore Hop Com- mitteeg Iunior Classical Lea- aue 2g French Club 2, 3g Pro! tective Department 3g Nation' al Honor Society 2, 3. FRANK I. DeVINCEN'I' Sonny Industrial Electricty Course Electrical Social Club 2g ln- tramural Basketball l, 2, 3g Electrical Bowlinq Club l, 2, 3. RONALD E. DEWEY Ronny Colleae Course GERARD DeYOUNG lerry Printina Course lunior Prom Committeeg M Club 2, 3g Soccer l, 2, 3. LILLIAN M. DiCENZO NNY.. Machine Clerical Course Booster's Club Committee 2, ROSE L, DiGRANDE NRO.. Co-operative Office Training ROSEMARIE K. DiMEO Rosie Merchandisina Course EMILY DiMILLA ..Em., Technical Course All Girl Choir lg Mixed Chorus 2g Band 2, 3g National Honor Society 2, 3g Tennis lg Volley- ball lg Basketball l, 3: Bad- minton 2, 3: Softball 2, 3. RICHARD E. DINI Dino Clerical Traininq Course Camera Club Zg Italian Club Zg Intramural Basketball l, 2. LORRAINE C. DiTULLIO 'lLori Sienoaraphic Course Booster's Club Committee Z. 3g Art Club 3g Blue and White Staff 3g Bowlinq l. ELIZABETH A. DOHERTY Betty Co-operative Office Training Volleyball lg All Girl Choir Zg lunior Prom Cornmitteeg Vol- leyball lg Basketball 2, 3. HUGH H. DOHERTY Bud Colleae Course Iunior Prom Usherg Little Giant Statl 2, 3, IAMES A.. DOHERTY .Emu Colleae Course Little Gicmt Staff 2, 35 Cross Country Track lg Intramural Basketball l, Z. RICHARD P. DOI-AN Dick Distributive Education Course Homeroom Delegate 23 Distri- butive Education Club 35 Track Z. IOHN I. DONAHUE Priritinq Course CLAIRE L. DORAN Blondie Stenoqraphic Course DOMENIC C. DRAGO Dom Cabinet Making Course Vocational Student Council 2, Treasurer 35 Vocational En- tertainment Committee 35 House of Delegates 3. DANIEL A. DUCLOS Duke General Course Camera Club l, Z, 3: Intramu- ral Basketball l, 2, 3. THOMAS G. DUMAS Tommy Colleqe Course Band 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM E. DUNCAN Bill Colleqe Course KB. SJ French Club 35 Track l. CAROL E. DYKAS College Course KA. BJ Iunior Classical League 2, 3: Camera Club 35 Volleyball lg Tennis l, Z. IACQUELINE M. EGAN Iackie Clerical Trainina Course Volleyball l, 2, 3g Basketball l, Z5 Badminton l, Zg Softball l, 2. ANTHONY I. EMERALD - Tony Colleae Course Science Club l. PHYLLIS M. EMMONS Phvl Co-operative Office Training Bowlinq lp Softball lg Basket- ball 3. THOMAS E. ENGLISH Tommy Colleqe Course QB. SJ Basketball lg House ot Dele- qates 25 HM Club l, 2, Presi- dent 3, Student Cabinet, Presi- dent 3, Dues Agent 2, 35 Sen- ior Prom Usher, Senior Advi- sory Council, Basketball lg Football l, Z, Co-Captain 3g Hockey Manager l, 2, 3. ROSEMARIE P. EOVINE Rosemarie Clerical Trainina Course Library Statt lp Boosters Club Committee l, 2, 3. C. ALFRED ERICKSON HAI.. Accountina Course RONALD C. ERLANDSON Ronnie Paintina and Decoratinq IUDITH A. EVANS Iucly Colleae Course CB, SJ All Girl Choir 2, Talent Show 2, Iurtior Marshall, lunior Can- teeng Senior Class, Secretary Student Cabinet, Secretary, House ot Delegates 3, Protec- tive Department 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Senior Advi- sorv Council, Senior Prom Comfnittee, Tennis lp Badmin- ton . ELLEN T. FAGAN Machine Clerical Course I AMES N. FAGAN uhm., Cabinet Makinq Course KATHLEEN C. 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S.l Sophomore Hop Committeez Dues Aaent 2, Italian Club 1, 2, 3, Blue and White Staff 3: Talent Show 3: Senior Prom Usherette, Basketball l, Ten- nis l, 2, Volleyball l, Z, 3. RALPH A. FUCALORO Ralphie - Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3: Volleyball l, Basketball l, 2. BENIAMIN F. FUDGE Ben Disiributive Education Course Distributive Education Club, Secretary 3, ' RICHARD D. FUSCO Dickie Boy Colleae Course fTechnicall Tech Club 2, 3, M Club l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, Co-Captain 3, Basketball l, 2, Co-Captain 3: Baseball l, 2, 3. CHARLES B. GARCELON Brad Colleae Course M Club l, 2, 3, Soccer l, 2. 3. WILLIAM H. GARVIN BillV Colleae Course KA. BJ Iunior Usher, Honor Society 2, Treasurer 3, M Club 3, Soc- cer 1, Z, 3. VVILLIAM L. GEAR Red Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3 RALPH N. GENTILE Cabinet Makina Course Baseball 2, 3. NORMAN E. GEORGE Norm Merchandisina Course M Club 3, Hockey l, Z, 3. ANTHONY A. GIANELLY Tony Colleqe Course CA. BJ Senior Class, President, M Club l, 2, 3, House of Dele- crates l, 2, 3, Senior Advisory Council, Student Cabinet, Football l, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Track l, 2, 3. RUDOLPH V. GIANGRANDE Buddy Colleae Course ANGELA R. GIANNELLI Clerical Trainina Course Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Bowlinq l, 2, 3, Softball 1, Z, 3, Badminton l, Z, 3. ROBERT W. GIGGEY Bob Machine Shop Course Football 2. HOWARD T. GIROUX Tad Merchandisina Course Camera Club l, Sophomore Hop Committee, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. IAMES H. GLENNON Iimmy Automobile Mechanics Course Track l, DALE T. GOGAN College Course CB. SJ Little Giant Staff 2, Co-Editor 3, Blue and White Staff 3, French Club 3: D. A. R. Good Citizen 3. RONALD I. GOLDBERG l'Golclie Colleae Course Soohomore Hoo Committee l, Camera Club l, 2, Dues Aqent 2, 3, French Club 3, Tech Club 3, Senior Advisory Council 31 Blue and White Staff 3, Sen- ior Prom Committee. EDWARD H. GOODWIN Ted Clerical Trainina Course Track l, 2, Intramural Basket- gall l, 2, Intramural Baseball IOHN W. GORDON lack Accountina Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Track Team Manaaer l. RICHARD F. GOSS Dick Clerical Trainina Course Sonhomore Hop Committee. ELIZABETH GOULD Belly Technical Course Camera Club l, lunior Classi- cal Leaque l, 2, 3, Talent Show l, 2, 3, Guidance Conference Chairman 2, Honor Society 3, Senior Advisory Council, Sott- ball l, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2. CAROL A. GRAFFEO Colleqe Course KA. B.l Sophomore Hop Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, French Club 3, Cheerleader 3, Iunior Classical League l, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, Tennis 1, Badminton l, Volleyball l, Bowling 1. DOUGLAS W. GRAHAM Douaie Colleqe Course KB. SJ VIRGINIA M. GRAHAM Ginny Colleqe Course CB. SJ Sophomore I-lop Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, House of Deleqates 2, French Club 3, Camera Club 3, Blue and White Stall 3. ALFRED W. 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MILLER Iecmie Stenoqraphic Course Home Economics Club 3g Li- brary Staff 3g Blue and White Staff 35 Badminton lp Volley- ball lp Basketball l, Z, 3g Ten- nis 2, 3. DOROTHY M. MILLIKEN Dottv Stenoqraphic Co-operative IOSEPH M. MIRABILE Woe., Colleae Course KB. SJ Science Club l, 3g Iunior Classical League 2g French Club 3. DEBORAH B. MIRSKI 'lDebby Colleae Course KB, SJ Stamp Club, Secretary lg All Girl Choir l, 2, 35 French Club 3g Little Giant Staff 2, Co-edi- tor-in-Chiei 35 Blue and White Statfg Boston Traveler High School Correspondent 31 Vol- leyball lg Tennis l, DOROTHY R. MIRTO DottV Machine Clerical Co-operative MARIE A. MONACO Stenocrraohic Course MARIE A. MONDI Machine Clerical Course Sophomore Hop Committee. FRANCES R. MORELLO Stenographic Course Little Giant Staff Z5 Blue and gtfhite Staff 35 Honor Society IANET L. MOROM Iani Machine Clerical Course All Girl Choir lp Talent Show lg Iunior Marshalg House of Deleqates l, 2, Secretary 3. HELEN M. MORRISON Hospital Trainina Course Sophomore Hop Committee and Usherette lp All Girl Choir l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 37 Red Cross Canteen 35 Talent Show 3g Fashion Show 3. ROBERT P. MORRISON Moe Merchandisinq Course WILLIAM M. MORRISSEY Bill Distributive Education Course Band l, 2g Distributive Educa- tion Club 3. P1-IYLLIS E. MUCCI Phvl Stenooraphic Co-operative Sophomore Hop Committee: Iunior Prom Committee. PRISCILLA A. MULLINS Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 35 Basketball lp Volleyball l, 2. THOMAS F. MULLINS Moon Industrial Electricity Course Electrical Social Club 2, Elec- trical Bowlinq Club l, Z, 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. ELLEN I. MURCH El Stenqraphic Course Sophomore HOD COIUUIHTGS7 Art Club 3, Protective Depart- ment 3, Basketball 2. EDWARD F. MURPHY Murph Accountina Course ROBERT I. MURPHY Irish Clerical Traininq Course KATHLEEN A. MURPHY Kathy Stenoqraphic Co-operative GLORIA F. MURRAY Glo Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club, President 3, Student Cabinet 3, Homeroom Delegate 3. NANCY R. MURRAY Sara Colleqe Course KR. NJ Red Cross Canteen 3. PATRICIA L. MURRAY Pat Colleae Course KB. SJ Band l, 2, Little Giant Staff li Blue cmd White Staff 3: Editor of l'Sophomore Slants, lun- ior Iivinqsf' and Senior Side- lights , Bowlina l, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Bad- minton l, 2, 3, Tennis 3. IOANNE C. MUSCIANESI Ioanie Colleae Course KB. SJ Sophomore Hop Committee, All Girl Choir l, 2, Italian Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Little Giant Staff 2, Co-editor 3, Blue and White Staff, Assistant Editor 3. MARIORIE A. MYERS Mamie Stenographic Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Talent Show 2, Booster's Club Committee 2, lunior Marshall 2, Protective Department 3, Bowlina 1. RODNEY N. MYRVAAGNES Rod Colleae Course Tech Club l, Proiector Club 2. G. VALERIE NICHOLS Val Colleae Course KB. SQ Sophomore Class, Vice Presi- dent, Protective Department 2. 3, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Usherette, Foot- ball Usherette 2, French Club, Vice President 3, Senior Advi- sory Council, Blue and White Staff 3, Bowling l. ANN L. NICHOLSON Nick Colleae Course All Girl Choir l, 25 Talent Show 2, 35 French Club 35 Dues Agent 35 Protective Depart- ment 35 Badminton 15 Bowling l5 Softball l, 25 Volleyball 1. 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3. VINCENT I. NOE Vinny Clerical Trainina Course PHYLLIS A. NOLAN Phil Clerical Trainino' Course Sophomore Hop Committee5 Art Club 35 Volleyball 15 Bas- ketball l, 2. BARBARA A. NOONAN Babs Machine Clerical Course Sophomore Hop Committee5 Booster's Club 15 Protective Department 1, 25 Basketball l. LAWRENCE I. O'BRIEN Obie Accountino Course M Club 35 Football 3. lOl-iN H. O'HEARN l'Iohnny Colleae Course CB. SJ MARGARET I. O'KEEFE PeCaCw Merchandisina Course Sophomore Hop Usherette5 Iunior Prom Committee5 Bowl- ing l. IOHN I.. O'LEARY lock Colleae Course CB, SJ House ol Delegates l, 2, 3: M Club 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3. VINCENT I. ORLANDO Lefty Distributive Education Course Intramural Volleyball lg Bowl- ina Leaque 15 Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Distributive Educa- tion Club, Vice President 3. NANCY l. PADULA , UNGHC.. Merchandising Course MARGARET PARDY Mamie Colleae Course CB. SJ Stamp Club 25 Art Club 3: Home Economics Club 3. ALANA C. PASQUALONE Lana Co-operative Course EVELYN M. PASTE Evie Stenoaraphic Course DONALD W. PEASLEE HDOHH Colleqe Course KB. SJ Proiector Club l, Z, Tech Club lg Hearld-Traveler Spelling Bee Winner lp Iunior Prom Committee 2, lunior Usher Z: Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 3. GUY S. PENTA ..GuY.. Clerical Traininq Course PHYLLIS M. PENTA Phill Stenoaraphic Course ANNE F. PERRY Hospital Traininq Course IOAN A. PERRY Machine Clerical Course IOAN M. PERRY Co-operative Office Course NAOMI I. PIERCE Colleqe Course QB. SJ Stamp Club 2, Protective De- partment 3, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Canteen 3: BoWlinG I, 2, 3. VICTOR PETRESHENE Pat Colleqe Course CB. SJ M Club l, 2, 3: Senior Advi- sory Council, Senior Prom Committee, Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3: Soccer 3. PHILLIP A. PETRONI Flip Technical Course Tech Club 1, Z, 3, Italian Club l, 2, Treasurer 3. ANN M. POLCARI Nancv Colleae Course CB. SJ Library Stall lg Little Gian! Staff lp Italian Club 2, 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Ten- nis lg Basketball 1, 2, Volley- ball 3g Badminton l, 2. ANTHONY S. POLLINO HTOHV., Cabinet Makinq Course IAMES C. POOR Iimmy Technical Course Tech Club 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3. ALICE V. PORTER Bunny Stenoqraphic Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Iunior Marshall, Talent Show 25 Horneroom Alternate 37 Fashion Show l, 2, 3, MARGARET R. POSTIZZI Peqqv Stenographic Course BARBARA E. POWERS ..Bm,b.. Stenoaraphic Course Little Giant Staff 3. CATHERINE A. POWERS ..Kit,w,, Stenoqraohic Course All Girl Choir l, 25 Talent Show 3. EDWARD I. POWERS ..Ed.. Technical Course Tech Club 3, M Club 35 Var- sity Hockey 2, 3. PETER E. POWERS Pete Distributive Education Course Italian Club lp Distributive Education Club 3. STEPHEN G. PREBLE Steve Colleae Course KB. S.I Dues Agent 3. ALBERT I. PUCCIA HAL. Colleae Course CB. Sl Homeroom Alternate 1, 2, Dele- cate 3, lfues Aaent l, 2, ltal- ian Club l, Q, 3, Treasurer 2, Eresident 3, Student Cabinet CLAIRE I. PUCCIA Stenoqraphic Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Library Staff lg Little Giant Aaent 3, Volleyball l. WILLIAM E. PURINTON Industrial Electricity Course Student Council 2, Electrical Social Club 2, Electrical Bowl- ina Club 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. RAYMOND M. QUILL Raymo Automobile Mechanics Course Club l, 2, 35 House of Deleaates 3, Student Council, Vice President 3, Track l, Z, Co-captain 3, Soccer 3. BARBARA R. QUINTON Distributive Education Course Homzroorgt Lczleqate 3- Distri- butive Educalion Club 3, PAUL I. RANIER Stitch Clerical Trainina Course Band l, 2. ANNE E. RATSEY Colleqe Course CB. SJ Sophomore Hop Committee, lunior Prom Committee, Talen' Show l, 2, Student Council Representative 2, Senior Prom Usheretteg Co-head Cheer- leaderg French Club 3, Boos- ter's Club 3. WILLIAM C. RAYNES Bill Printinq Course Sophomore Hop Committee, LOUISE K. REGAZZINI Machine Clerical Course GERALD T. REID ulerw., Clerical Trainina Course ouse of Deleaates l, 2, IAMES T. REILLY lim Merchandising Course M Club l, 2, 3, Baseball l, Z, 3. IOAN F. REILLY Ioanie Stenoqraphic Course Protective Department 3: Vol- leyball l, 2, Basketball 1, 2. IOHN RENZETTI Technical Course Italian Club 1, 2, 3, Tech Club l, 2, 3. ELEANOR M. RETTMAN Machine Clerical Course LYNDA I. REYNOLDS ..I-yn., Office Co-operative Course All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, Talent Show 2, Little Giant Agent 3. JULIE A. RICCI Ricky Stenoqraphic Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, All Girl Choir l, 2, Talent Show l, 2, 3. r STUART C. RICHARDSON l'RustV Clerical Trainina Course ALFRED P. RIGHINI NAV, Technical Course Sophomore Hop Publicity Chairman, Projector Club l, Zg Italian Club 2, 3g Camera Club 3, Tech Club 1, Z, 35 Honor So- cietv 3. IOAN C. RISMAN College Course KB. SJ lunior Prom Committee and Usherettep Senior Advisory Council, French Club 'Z, 35 Little Giant Stall 3, Talent Show 3, Blue and White Staff Sports Editor 3, Senior Prom Committee and Usherette, Tennis lg Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball l, 2, 3, Bowling l, 3. CAROL A. ROCHE Machine Clerical Course Sophomore Hop Committee: Iunior Marshall, Protective De- nartment 3, Art Club 3, Tennis 1, 2, Volleyball l, 2, 3. IOHN I. ROBINSON Robbie Colleae Course Projector Cub lg French Club l. CLIFTON D. ROCKWELL. IR. Cliff Technical Course Proiector Club lg Band 1, 25 Tech Club 1, Z, 3, Science Club 3, French Club 3, Honor Socie- ty 3, Blue and White Staff 3: M Club 3, Varsity Soccer Manager 3. NANCY I. ROLLINS Nan Colleae Course CB. SJ French Club 3, Little Gidrll Staff Feature Editor 3, Volley- ball l, 25 Basketball l, 2. DOMENIC R. ROMANO Dom Technical Course Little Giant Aqent lp Tech Club 2, Secretary - Treasurer 3, Science Club 3, Protective Department 3. MANUEL I. ROSE Manny Cabinet Makinq Course PATRICIA A. ROSEN Patsy Stenoqraphic Course WALTER L. RUSH Rushie Accountinq Course lunior Usher. ALICE M. RUSSELL Hospital Training Course Home Economics Club 3. MARIE SAC CO Stenoaraohic Course ELIZABETH N. SANDMO Betty Stenoaraphic Course Homeroom Delegate 2, Alter- nate 3, Co-Head Cheerleader, Dues Aqent 3, Volleyball l, 2. 3, Badminton l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, Bowlina 2, 3, Basket- ball l, 2. 3. RICHARD D. SANDS Dick General Business Course M Club l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Sophomore Class President. HAROLD SANTUCCI Technical Course Italian Club l, 2, 3, Tech Club l, 2, 3. FRANCIS A. SARNIE Fran Technical Course lunior Class, President, Iuriior Usher, Iunior Prom Committee, Tech Club Z, 3, M Club 2, 3, House of Delegates l, 2, President 3, Student Cabinet 2, 3, Protective Department 3, Varsity Football l, Z, 3, Varsi- ty Track l, 2, 3. EILEEN M. SAULNIER Machine Clerical Course Camera Club l, Art Club 3, Tennis l. ROSEMARIE SBUTTONI .Rosen Stenoaraohic Course ANTHONY M. SCALISI Anais Clerical Traininq Course M Club l, 2, 3, Hockey l, 2. 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3. RICHARD M. SCAVONGELLI Scav Colleqe Course CB. SJ Italian Club l, 2, 3. ROBERT I. SCEPPA Skip Printina Course IANICE L. SCIBELLI lan Colleae Course KB. SJ Sophomore Hop Committee and Usherette, All Girl Choir l, Iunior Prom Committee, Litlle Giant Staff 3, Blue cmd White Staff Literary Editor 33 Volleyball l, Tennis ly Basket- ball l. PRISCILLA A. SCOTT Stenoqraphic Course MARY I. SERRECCHIA leanne Colleae Course CB. SJ Italian Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Protective Department 2, 3, Tennis l, Volleyball 1, Badminton 1, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3. CATHERINE I. SGROI Kitty Clerical Course All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Bowlinq l, Z, 3, Badminton l, 2, 3. EDWARD L. SHARP Ted Printinq Course Sophomore Hop Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Iunior Usher, Senior Prom Commit- tee. BURTON SHAFT-'ER Burt Colle-ae Course IB. SJ Protective Department 3, In- tramural Basketball 1, Z, 3. EDWARD I. SHANAHAN Eddie Accountina Course HARVEY C. SHAPIRO Harv Colleqe Course IB. SJ MARY L. SHEA Colleqe Course Library Stall l, Iunior Classi- cal Leaaue 2, French Club 3: Protective Department 3, Little Giant Staff 3. ANTHONY M. SICILIANO Tony Colleae Course Italian Club l, 2, 3. ROBERT B. SIMEONE Bob Technical Course Technical Club 1, 2, 3, ln- tramural Basketball l, 2, Track 3. GARY SMITH Printina Course REGINA C. SMITH Beanie Colleae Course IB. S.l Honor Society 2, 3, French Club 3, Senior Advisory Coun- cil, Little Giant Staff 3, Senior Prom Committee, Volleyball l, 2, Basketball 1, Z. GEORGE C. SMITH Smitty Distributive Education Co-operative Course Band l, 2, 3, Distributive Edu- cation Club 3. ELEANOR A. SNECK Ellie Colleqe Course KB. SJ Stamp Club l5 Iunior Prom Usherette5 Little Giant Stati 35 French Club 35 Volleyball Z5 Basketball 2. IOSEPH SOLLITO NIOSH Colleae Course Protective Department 35 French Cub 3, IUDITH SOLOMON Iudy Colleoe Course All Girl Choir l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus l, Z5 French Club 35 Blue and While Staff 35 Vol- leyball l, 2, 3, CAROL R. SOLOWAY Colleae Course Camera Club lj Library Staff 35 French Club 35 Volleyball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Bad- minton l, 2, 35 Bowlinq l, 2, 3. LEON E. SOPHIOS Bob Colleqe CTechnicalJ Tech Club 2, 35 M Club 35 Soccer Z, 3. ROSEMARIE E. SPINALE Machine Clerical Course House of Delegates 255 Art Club 3. ALVIRA M. STABILE Dolly Business Course Italian Club l, 2, 35 Liiile Giant Agent 35 Boosters Club l, Z, 3. HAROLD STACEY Harry Merchandisina Course House of Delegates l. BRADFORD P. 'STEVENS Brad Radio Electronics Course Medford Vocational Radio So- ciety l, Treasurer 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball l, 2, 3. ROBERT A. STONE Stoney Merchandisina Course BARBARA C. STORMONT Stormy Machine Clerical Course Camera Club l. DONALD STUART Donnie General Shop Course VVILLIAM STUFFLE Bill Colleqe Course BARBARA A. SULLAS Barb Stenoaraphic Course Cheerleader 35 Booster's Club 35 Volleyball l5 Badminton l, GEORGE M. SULLIVAN Sully Radio Electronics Course Medtord Vocational Radio So- ciety l, 2, 35 Medford Voca- tional Society, President 35 Basxetball l, Z, 3. MARGARET M. SULLIVAN Pat Machine Clerical Course Booster's Club Committeep Basketball l, 25 Volleyball 1. 2. NOREEN A. SULLIVAN Colleae Course Art Club 35 Booster's Club 35 Camera Club 35 Bowling 35 Badminton 3. RITA I. SULLIVAN Hospital Traininq Course Protective Department 35 lun- ior Canteen Club 3. EMILIE M. SURABIAN Cin Merchandisina Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Iunior Prom Committee. ROBERT I'L SURABIAN Bob Colleae Course KB. SJ HM Club 2, 35 French Club 35 I-lockev l, 2, Co-captain 3. ANNE R. SURETTE Annie Hospital Trainina Course Camera Club l, 2, President 3. LORRAINE K. SWEENEY Lorrie Clerical Traininq Course All Girl Choir 35 Talent Show 3. VALERIE SWENDSEN A Val Colleqe Course Home Economics Club 35 Can- teen Club 35 Basketball I. EDWARD TEEHAN Eddie Clerical Traininq Course Track Manager 2, 35 Projector Club lg Talent Show 25 Iunior Prom Committeep Iunior Usher5 Protective Department Head5 Senior Prom Usher. KENNETH A. THURBER Paintina and Decoratinq Student Council 3. SYLVIA T. TONELLO USVI., Machine Clerical Course Dues Aaent l, MICHAEL R. TRAMONTE Miko Colleqe Course QB. SJ Italian Club l, 2, 3, Indoor Track 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, M Club 2, 3, Honor Society 3. PRISCILLA F. TRASK llPris Colleae Course Dues Agent 1, 2, 3, Protective Department 3, Booster's Club 35 Co-Head Cheerleader 3, Bowlinq lg Volleyball l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3. FRANCES M. TRINGALI Fanny Stenoaraphic Co-operative lunior Marshall. ROBERT TRODELLA Bob Accountina Course Italian Club 1, 2, 35 Club 35 Track 2, 35 Football 3. RICHARD A. TROIANO Dick Accountina Course Distributive Education Club 3 Football lg Basketball l, 2, Soccer l, 2, Volleyball l, 2. RICHARD A. TROY Dick Merchandising Course Football 1. SARAH P. TUSA USDSQUH Stenoaraohic Course MARIORIE G. TWOHIG Midae Colleqe Course French Club 3, Volleyball 3. MARGARET T. TWOMEY UPSQQYH Colleqe Course KB. Sl Talent Show 3: Protective De- partment 3, Booster's Club 3: Cheerleader 3g Basketball l, 2, Badminton l, 2, Tennis l. EARL R. URQUHART ..Urq., Colleae Course Basketball 2, 3. THERESA A. VECCHIA Terry Stenoqraphic Course Camera Club I, Z, Volleyball I, 2, Basketball l, 3, Bowling I, 3, Tennis I, 2, Softball 3. MICHAEL R. VECCHIO Vec Motor Windina Department ALBERT H. VENUTI HAI., Industrial Electricity Course Electrical Social Club 2, Elec- trical Bowlinq Club l, Z, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. IACQUELINE M. VINAGRO lackie Clerical Trainina Course Volleyball l, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, ?: gasketball l, 2, 3: Bowling LORRAINE N. VITIELLO Rayne Merchandising Course All Girl Choir I, 2, 3, Talent Show I, 2, 3. PHILIP WALCOTT NIOSH Colleqe Course CB. S.l Dues Aaent I, Camera Club l, 2, 3, Protective Department l, 3, Baseball Manaqer 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intramural Bowling 2, 3. ELAINE WALL Red Colleae Course CB. S.l Camera Club l, 2, 3, Iunior Prom Committee, Dues Agent 2, 3, Senior Advisory Board: Senior Prom Committee, Blue and White Staff, Cheerleader 3, Booster's Club 3, Tennis I, 2. MARILYN A. WALLACE MallV Clerical Traininq Course Art Club 3, Basketball I, Vol- leyball l, Bowlinq 1, Soitball l. CAROL A. WALSH Clerical Training Course Italian Club 1, Home Econom- ics Club 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Tennis l, Z, 3, Bowling 2, 3: Badminton l, 2, 3. THERESA R. WALSH Terry Co-operative Course DAVID A. WARNER Gus Colleae Course Protector Club l, 2, 3: Tech Club 3, Bowlinq 3- IOANNE M. WARNER Colleae Course iB. S-l Sophomore HOP Committee: Home Economics Club 3, Vol- leyball I, Basketball 3, Tennis 2 3 , . RICHARD I. WARNER Fuzzy Colleqe Course CB. SJ Track 1. RANDALL E. WEBBER Randy Colleqe Course Tech Club l, 2. MARGARET L. WEST PeC1Cw Machine Clerical Course BARBARA T. WHITE Babs Colleqe Course CB. SJ French Club 35 Volleyball Badminton l. HAROLD M. WHITE Whitey Me. fhandisina Course MARY E. WHITE Clerical Training Course Talent Show 25 Protective De- Dartment 3: Cheerleader 35 Booster's Club 35 Volleyball lg Badminton 1. ROBERT I-'. WHITE Whitey Colleqe Course CB. SJ Tech Club l, 2, Vice President 31 Band 3. THOMAS R. WHYNOTT Torn Merchandising Course BARRIE W. WILDER Baa Merchandisina Course House of Delegates 35 Track 17 Bowling 2, 3. VALERIE I. WILKES Val Stenoqraphic Course Iunior Class, Vice Presidentg Iunior Mashallg Iunior Prom Committeep Honor Society 2, 35 Homeroom Alternate 3. IAMES R. WILSON lim Merchandising Course IAMES A. WILTSHIRE ..Hm,, College Course KB. S.l Projector Club lg French Club 35 Little Gian! Stall 35 Band l, 2, 3g Publicity Committee Chairman 3. DAVID R. WOLFERT Dave Colleae Course CB. SJ Protective Department 3: French Club 3: Soccer l. DAVID L. WORTMAN Dave Printinq Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Iunior Prom Committeep Iunior Usherg Senior Advisorv Coun- cilz Vocational Student Coun- cil 3: Track 2. PAUL I. WREN, IR. Graham Colleae Course CTechnicalJ House ot Delegates lg Iunior Usherp Honor Society, Presi- dent 35 Student Cabinet 3: Tech Club 35 Blue and White Stalfg Basketball 25 Track 29 Manaaer 3. IUDITH A. YOUNG Hludvn Colleae Course C B, SJ Stamp Club lp Sophomore Hop Committeep House of Dele- aates 2g Library Stall 2g Iun- ior Classical Leaaue 2g French Club Sp Protective Department 35 Home Economics Club 35 Red Cross Canteen 35 Volley- ball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 Badminton l, 2. BARBARA I. WYAND Barb Colleqe Course CB. SJ Iunior Marshallp Blue and White Staff 3g French Club 35 Protective Department 31 Cheerleader 31 Booster's Club 35 Volleyball lg Badminton l, STUART A. YOFFE Stu Technical Course French Club 2, 37 Tech Club 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, BARBARA A. YOUNG Barbie Mechandisina Course Iunior Prom Comrnitteep All Girl Choir 35 Basketball l. M. RITA CONNOR Honey Distributive Education Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Distributive Education Club 3. PATRICIA A. CROWLEY Hon Distributive Education Course Sophomore Hop Committeep Distributive Education Club 3 ELEANOR M. IONES Elly Hospital Trainina Course Sophomore HOD Committeey lunior Prom Committee: Vol- leyball 2, 35 Basketball l, 2. MYRNA I. MCICCLARY Clerical Training Course Sophomore Hop Committeeg Art Club 35 Basketball l. IAMES E. BLANCHETTE Skipper Fine Arts Course Senior Art Club 35 Protective Department 3. MARY A. RANAURO Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 31 Basketball 1, 25 Softball l, 2. NANCY M. RICCIARDI Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3, Treasurer. ELAINE C. ROBBAT Lane Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club, Secretarv 35 Basketball l. MARY I. WALKER ..IOCm,. Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3. ROBERT W. STODDARD College Course CARMELLA A. BOGLIO 'lE1la Merchandisinq Course ROBERT C. BURROWS Bob Technical Course Tech Club l, 2, 35 Projector Club l, 2, President 3. EDWARD P. DONAHUE Eddie Electrical Motor Windinq ESTELLE M. FRISONE Sue Technical Course PAUL F. GAETA Ally Colleqe Course CB. SJ BERNARD H. GRAHAM Bernie Merchandising Course VIRGINIA A. HALL Ginny Stenoaraphic Course ROBERT H. HOLOHAN Bob Technical Course HAROLD M. HUNTER l-larrv Clerical Training Course FRANKLIN D. IAVELO Frank Clerical Trainina Course M Club 3, Soccer 2, 3. FERDINAND I. LAURETANO Fred Colleae Course KB. Sl Italian Club 2, 3. EDWARD I. MacDONALD Eddie ' ' Cabinet Makina Course RICHARD F. MCGINNIS Dixie Merchandisinq Course Art Club 35 Soccer l, 2, 3. EUGENE F. McSWEENEY l'Mac Merchandisina Course M Club 2, Baseball l, 2, 3. VINCENTINA MACRI Vinnie Stenoqraphic Course MICHAEL MARTORANO Mike Merchandising Course DONALD B. MILLER .Donn Colleqe Course CB. SJ Tech Club 2. DAVID A. MODUGNO SonnY Co-operative Course Distributive Education Club 3. MARY C. MUNROE HMCW., Machine Clerical Course PAUL R. MURPHY Murph Merchandisina Course RALPH A. NARDELLA Sen Colleae Course CB. SJ Italian Club 2, 3, M Club 31 Booster's Club 3, Basketball l, Z, 3. IOHN NESTOR Distributive Education Course Football lg Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2. IAMES C. QUINTON lim Automobile Mechanics Student Council l, 2, President 3, Student Cabinet 3. RALPH F. RIT CHIE Fred Merchandisina Course CHRISTINA L. ROUSAY Tina Machine Clerical Course Camera Club lg Softball l, 2. ADELE F. RUSTINO College Course Science Club 31 Protective De- partment 3. EUGENE R. SEARS Gene Merchandisina Course RAYMOND STONE HRGVH General Shop Course FRANCIS M. WALL FrannV College Course CB. SJ M Club 1, 2, 3: Hockev 1. 21 3, Baseball 2, 3. RUBY F. WEEKS HFUVH Homernakinli Course Volleyball lg Softball l, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3. IAMES H. WILLIAMS uhm.. Clerical Traininq Course 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 911110 ite S0 g Cifle Why Don't You Believe Me ,LL ,.-,-Teresa Costa 'Nature Boy ,.W,,,,,,,,,,, up Them There Eyes Wine, Women, and Song ,W L 11 Pretty Baby ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, W Sophisticated Lady 1 11 Racheal ,,,, . WL, A ,,,,. H ,,f,,., N- H You Always Hurt The One You Love ,, 11 Cry , , .,,,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,.,,. HY, 'Dianne , ,, , O You Beautiiul Doll L, ,LH Whiskey and Gin Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered ,,, The Farmer in the Dell -C ,,,,,,. W, H 11 Eddie Teehan Ann Ratsy Dick Sands Dorreen Lees Val Nickols Ruth Maclndwear Don Caristi Hildegarcle McKenna Paul Cavanaugh Twauna Gianelly Danny Duclos Barbara Wyand Bill Cudmore Baby Pace ,,,,, 7 ,,,,i,,, .,c, M argie Meyers Tonight You Belong to Me ,W -NL Billy Boy, Billy Boy Nobody Knows the Troubles l've Seen , , Buzzy Cramer Shirl Cataldo Marilyne Camp 'I Like Girls ,,...,,,,,,..-,,,,..,.,, Tom English 'Side by Side V. LLLLLL. ,,,Dick Fusco 61 Elaine Wall Feudin, Fightin 61 Fussin ,W ,-,,Iohn Boudroit G Pat Lavender 'Crazy Rythmn ,...,,,, ,,,, I oyce Iuskalian 'Baby Doll ,,.,..,, LLL, P aul McCauley 'My Foolish Heart Bill Duncan 'Maharaja oi Matador H, .,,. lack Abizaid 'Why Don't You Love Me ,Y ..L, Sylvia Center 'Pennies from Heaven ,,,,,,,,,,L --L,,Tom Howard Nancy With The Smiling Face W, L L Bill Calvani Paper Doll ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,W .- Barbara Sullas l'm ln Love With A Wonderful Guy ,. Lorraine DiTullio 'This Is Heaven ,,,,,,,r.r,,,,,,,,, , Betty Sanclrno Making Whoopie 5'-2 Eyes Of Blue Thomas Kelley Rosemarie Deloia The marshals and ushers assisted at the Class Day, Senior Reception, and Graduation Exercises of the Class of 1952. The marshals led the seniors to their places while the ushers escorted the quests to their seats. Among the marshals Were: Stephanie R. Adams Brenda A. Buckley Eunice M. Capozzi Carole I. DaPrato Phyllis M. DeSimone ludith A. Evans Svlvia G. Fay Ann S. Harris Iovce Q. Iuskalian The Adolph I. Barsanti lohn R. Bohn Frank R. Cangiano William T. Cudmore Huah H. Doherty William H. Garvin Thomas L. Howard Anthony F. LaTerza William I. McCann Iohn I. McCune Roberta M. Laskey Ioan V. McHuah lanet L. Morom Mariorie A. Mvers Alice V. Porter Carol A. Roche Frances M. Tringali Valerie I. Wilkes Barbara I. Wvland ushers included: Edward A. McKaV Richard H. Maxwell Donald W. Peaslee Albert I. Puccia Vlfalter L. Rush Francis A. Sarnie Edward L. Sharp Edward T. Teehan David L. Wortman Graham I. Wren junivr ,Marshal and Zlslzcr . . . Our 611155 Dictionary, 1953 Ambitious -W Adorable , -W Bright ,,,. .. Beautiful ,,,,,, - - - Bill Cudmore - .- Terry Costa Billy Garvin Eunice Cappozzi Chatterbox ,,,, -W lanice Scibelli Clever ,,.... Dependable -W Don luan ,.,, Doll - ,,,..,. W W Prisilla Trask WW Bill Calvani WWWW Paul Gaeta Peter Gustavsen Enjoyable W- ,,,., Nancy Rollins Entertaining W- W- Iohnny Boudrot Friendly ...,, ,.... A lice Porter FUT1 - ---- . .,E,,, ,,,... E laine Wall Good Natured W- ,,,, jack Abizaid Graceful ..,,,, -W Margie Myers Happy ,,,,,. .,,, An ne Ratsy Handsome ,... ,,,,,,, D ick McNeil lllustrious -W Clifton Rockwell lT'1l9l1iQ9l'1l --- Claire Courtvich Ioyous WW ,,,, Regina Smith loker ---- ,,,, I ock O'Leary Kind ..... ,,,,,,,,, A l Puccia Lively -.... ,.,. A nne Haggerty I-ikSGbl9 ---.. .,,,,. F ran Bucci Mischievous -W ..c, Iirnmy Doherty Musical WW- Neat ,..W -W - WWWW- Ierry Bass WW Valerie Nichols Obliqinq ---- ,,,,,, D on Caristi PGI ----...c -W Pat McEleney Petite -A-- -W Sylvia Center Pie-using ..--- -...-..- S yiviu Fay Quiet ------W Barbara Wyand RCU1'1b1lT1CTiOUS --.- Vic Petreshene Rugged ----f-f --W Tony Gianelly Semslble ----- ------ P aul Butler Sl1'1C91'9 ------ -W Ellen Cardinal SOHQbi1'd -W -------- Cindy Lord Sport W ,-W Star .s,, W Stylish WW Sleek WW W Studious ---- . Sweet Y , - - W Talented --.----- W K Thoughtful ----,o,, W Y - - - ----- Pat Cadario Vivacious -----.- Versatile -..--- Understanding Zaney - - - WW Paul McCauley WWWWW Dick Fusco W, Barbara Bosselrnan Paul Cavanaugh WWW Bill McCann W-W Dorene l-ees Lorraine Vitiello - lack McCarthy WW ludy Evans -W ,,,, loan Celia WW Torn Howard U15 611155 Will af 7953 We, the class of 1953, residing in Medford, in the County of Middlesex, and the State of Massachusetts, being of sound mind and disposing memory do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. iBequestsl Room 219 - To the N. E. Sanitarium for an additional sundeck. The Parking Area - To the Park Department for an outdoor roller-skating rink. The Special Lunches - To the under privileged children of Mongolia. The Lunch Room Powder Room - To the aquarium as a gold fish bowl. The Cheerleaders' Arms - To the museum as Venus DeMilo's arms. The Girls' Knee-Length Sox - To the Boston Bruins as shin quards. The Senior Theses - To Woman's Home Companion for feature articles. The Records in the Girls' Gym - To Bob Clayton for his disc jockey show. The Tardy Office - To a group of neurotics for a restroom. The Unfinished Movies - To the F. B. l. to discover the clue to the ending. The Discipline Room - To the Concord Reformatory as a prize for those on good behavior. The Old Assembly Hall - To Iacques Pacques as a background for his fashion shows. The Corridors During Passing - To Filene's Basement. The Front Door - To all Seniors as The Arc of Triumph. The Boys' Basketball Team - To the Harlem Globe Trotters as the starting team. The Boys' Gym Floor - To the Totem Pole as an extra dance floor. The Boys' White Bucks - To the boys with Harvardittis, The Language Clubs - To the United Nations. The All-Girl Choir - To Phil Spitalny's orchestra. The Blood Tests - To the Red Cross to meet its quota of blood donors. All Books - To the annual 4th of Iuly Bonfire. Will 1,10 ,Miss??? Mad rushes at 7:59 and 1:30 The locker sharer's Mr. Pidgeon's office - Those yellow Torn Howard's wise cracks After school driving lessons Blue G White Beanies Knee Socks Marilyn Camp's troubles Cheerleader's practice Teasinq the Sophomores Hildeqarde McKenna's sweaters Wednesday Niqhts!!!l Nut cups in 312 Don Caristi's wild antics The ARAB MHS Talent Show The successful football season Basketball tTech Tourney! Games The Clique W Soccer Team- Excitinq Hockey Games OUR MIGHTY MUSTANGS Pat Murray's column in the Mercury The Poodles, D. A.'s, and Faqs S-C-A-M-P !!!! Bill KAqriculturall Cudmore's shirts ' Homework ???? The Booster's Dance cards- Mount Hood, Bear Hill - Ladies Choice Waiting for invites to Prom and Reception Twauna Gianelly, answer to every qirls prayer Those much treasured scholarships Tommy English flirting Election Blues lock O'Leary's Wild Irish NOSE His wonderful sense of humor Elaine Wall's red tresses Miss Burke's fifth period class The Band Dick Fusco's athletic ability Class Pictures The Little Giant Frank Ferrelli's Buick Ioyce Iuskalian's mad driving Seven period day Shirl Cataldo's painting in 205 High Lockers-Short Girls Iohny Boudroufs scars Sneakers and socks Lunch Room Rush Skipper Bohn's hoop ability Last minute exams Our own Cindy CEmily Mariel Lord ?? Will you miss them?? WELL IWILL ll!! In November the annual Medford High School Talent Show was given in Chevalier Auditorium. There were thirty-four separate acts starring nearly one hundred pupils. The show was under the capable direction of Mr. Pidgeon and Mr. Carey. Opening the show was a skit written by Phyllis DeSimone. Par- ticipating in this skit were: Betty Gould, Do- reene Lees, Betty Sandrno, Ioyce McLean, Ioan Celia, Roberta Fletcher, Ioan Risman, William McCann, Robert Burrows, Iames Blanchette, and Paul Butler. The second act was the Var- sity Drag, With: Gail Nichelson, Carol De- Groot, Betty Sandmo, Doris Hardy, Ioan Feeley, Phyllis Fredella, and Margaret Twomey. Fol- lowing was piano selection by Carol Madoreg song by Ioan Farpelha, drums Gerald Bassg a song by Ann Kureyg from the dramatic class was presented Purple Cow with Cymo Alt- man, announcer, Katherine A. Zani, Virginia E. Lang, Ronna I. Brickman, Mary I. Serrecchia, and Rose F. Catalano. Besides the above men- tioned, our Senior Class was well represented by Lorraine Vitello, Iulia Ricci, Phyllis DePiano. Next was a Swing Group with Ioan Feeley, Lorraine Tenney, Lorraine Sweeney, Doris Har- dy, Phyllis Back, Eleanor Laura, Iane McCar- thy, Francis Rosa, Shirley Rowe, Elizabeth Shine, Margaret Yennaco, Barbara Healey, Iudith Crane, Helen Morrison, Carol Dinsmore, Ann Ciccolo, Roberta Riccio, Carol Magiure, Gertrude Prior, Charlette Fuller, Patricia Ruf- rano, Christine Noel. Calm! haw Also on the program a magician Alfred Thomanny dance by Ianet Balletto, song by Iames Blanchette, a piano duet with Ioan Celia and William McCann. Marie Rizzo was there with her faithful accordion. Larry O'Keeie also rendered several selections. Accompanists for the performance were: Phyllis DePiano and William McCann. There are many more who participated in the talent show but are too numerous to men- tion. We give our thanks to everyone in the show for making our talent show for the Class ot 53 the greatest success ot the series so tar. Scuizfr from TJ F- SHION and A 'O' 'Q 5 73 v N 8. 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Brickrnan Frances C. Bucci Marilyn C. Camp Rose A. Catalano Shirley A. Cataldo Sylvia M. Center Eunice Condon Marilyn B. Cook Nancy B. Curtis Ioan E. Feeley Phyllis R. Predella Virginia M. Graham Gail B. Hodos Lois Holland Marie C. Ienkins Katherine D. Kelliher H. Bonita Kinch Ioanne B. King Ann S. Kirby Ioan V. Leonardi Beverly H. Lerner Ruth A. Maclndewar Lois MacKenzie Shiela A. McDermott Patricia I. McEleney lean A. Miller Deborah B. Mirski Frances R. Morello Patricia L. Murray Ann M. Polcari Judy Solornan Elaine Wall Barbara l. Wyand Faculty Advisers Miss Marian Daggett Mr. George L. Horwood Mr. Arthur Noble XQU A X N IM fix 5 Q VM? 3 QM S? Q file? M HHNIUQW Q., Q5 ffwfvonmrewigb IIAI' Q 22271 H X ff? ' 2 g if-:,,g ' 1-Z? f -1 on - : fn C iii, If ,TEQJ QH- . . ...I H57 15 . f : Q S 44 -' -ft :- V ., 0 ,.... ,, ,. 1.1 ,,-ggi,-3 E li llllllllllllllllm glflffbllff Head Coach .,,......Y.,.. Iohn Prior Assistant Coaches -- ,,,, Iohn Ricker Laurence Sullivan Co-captains W- ,.,. Tom English Dick Fusco Waltham 14 Mediord 6 TIME RUNS OUT ON MUSTANGS AS WATCH CITY TEAM TICKS OFF TWO EARLY TOUCHDOWNS. In the season's opener at Gillis Field Coach Iohn Prior saw his comparatively inex- perienced gridsters surge strongly in the second half in a vain attempt to overcome Waltham's two touchdown lead. Fran Sami bucked over from the one yard line for Mediord's lone tally. Pete Curry turned in a fine performance in his first game as a Mustang. Mediord 27 Melrose U RED RAIDERS RUINED AS MUSTANGS RUN RAMPANT. Rebounding from their opening loss the Mustangs scored early and downed Melrose easily. Early in the first quarter Bill Cudmore swept right end tor sixty-three yards and a touchdown. Later in the same period Co-cap- tain Dick Fusco went titty-one yards tor another score. Cudmore scored in the third period and Lou Edgerly raced twenty-seven yards tor the tinal tally. Seniors lack Abizaid Tom English Don Bates lim Fitzgerald Roy Beniamin Dick Fusco Skip Bohn Paul McCauleV Larry O'Brien lock O'Leary Dick Sands F S ' ran arnie Bob Trodella Iohnny Boudrot Don Caristi Buzz Cramer Bill Cudmore Pete Curry Somerville 12 Medford 39 RED AND BLUE VERY PALE AFTER MEET- ING BLUE AND WHITE. Led by Co-captain Dick Fusco and Fran Sarnie who scored two touchdowns apiece, the Blue and White galloped over a strong Somer- ville eleven. Skip Bohn and Buzz Cramer shared the passing honors completing nine out ot ten between them. Buzzy also scored a touchdown as did Lou Edgerly. Don Caristi's offensive and defensive play was outstanding throughout the game. Medford 21 Arlington 0 SPY PONDERS DROWNED BY BLUE AND WHITE. Held scoreless in the tirst halt the Blue and White scored three quick touchdowns in the second to down a spirited Arlington team. Skip Bohn lateraled to Bill Cudmore for the first, Fran Sarnie drove oft tackle for the second, and Bohn ran twenty-three yards with an intercepted pass for the third. The game was highlighted by Bohn's pass interceptions and the savage blocking ot lack Abizaid. Medford I4 Everett 6 UNBEATEN BEHEMOTHS TAMED BY MUSTANGS. Undefeated Everett with one of the heaviest lines in high school football was Medford's next opponent. However, the .weighty Everetts could not catch the fleet Medford backs as Bill Cudmore ran sixty-five and Fran Sarnie seven- ty-nine yards for touchdowns to drop the Crim- son from the unbeaten ranks. Co-Captain Tom English played a tremendous game on defense in spite of the physical punishment he received. Medlord 32 Newton 7 GARDEN CITY PLOUGHED UNDER BY MEDFORD'S SHOVEL PASSES. Medford's lateral plays drove the Newton defense wild as Fran Sarnie, Lou Edgerly, Dick Fusco, Paul McCauley, and Bill Cudmore each scored a touchdown. Dick Sands played a fine game, although he suffered a bad cut on his leg. Haverhill 18 Medford 14 HILLIES TOP MEDFORD IN HILLEB- THRILLER. Two miscues cost the game to once-beaten Haverhill. A fumble and an intercepted lateral gave the Hillies two quick touchdowns. Bill Cudmore raced thirty-five yards for the first Mustang touchdown, and Fran Sarnie sprinted sixty for the second. Paul McCauley's vicious tackling hampered the Haverhill runners throughout the game. Medford 27 Malden 0 GOLDEN TORNADO DIS-GUSTED The second oldest Thanksgiving Day rival- ry found the Mustangs a slight favorite over Malden. After Medford lost two scoring oppor- tunities early in the game, Skip Bohn fired a ten yard pass to Paul McCauley for the Blue and White's first touchdown against Malden in three years. Late in the second quarter Lou Edgerly raced from the fifty yard line to the Malden eight. Two plays later Lou Edgerly scored off tackle. ln the third period Dick Fus- co crashed over from the two yard line for the third tally. Late in the fourth period Bill Cud- rnore bucked over from the three to cap a sev- enty yard march and to complete the scoring. lock O'Leary contributed one of his best games, particularly on defense. SUMMARY Much credit is due to Coach Iohn Prior and his assistants for their great work in developing the team, A large share of the honors goes to Co-captains Tom English and Dick Fusco for their splendid leadership and outstanding play. Tommy kicked fourteen extra points and Dick was third high sccrer throughout the season as did lock O'Leary's passing from center. The performances of such unheralded players as Pete Curry, lack Abizaid, Dick Sands, and Don Caristi should also be remembered. Under- classmen Lou Edgerly, Andy Connors, George Kurker, and Dick McGuinness contributed a great deal throughout the year too. Cheerleaders x'eX r f X Head Cheerleader ,,....,v Ioyce luskalian Co-Head Cheerleaders ,.., Ioan Celia Deity Sandmo Anne Ratsey Priscilla Trask Regular Cheerleaders ,,.Y Elaine Wall Patricia Lavender Hildeqarde McKenna Sylvia Fay Barbara Wvand Dorene Lees Carol Graffeo Norma Baanulo lanet Irmolito lovce McLean Maraaret Toomey Barbara Sullas Marv White We at Medford High School are proud of our cheerleaders who faithfully added sparkle and pep to the various athletic contests. Dur- ing the football season as they marched onto the field clad in their new uniforms, they cer- tainly deserved the rousing ovation from the crowd. When the basketball season corn- menced, the girls Were on hand to contribute the traditional M.H.S. enthusiasm. Let's give a cheer to the girls for their inspiring leader- ship throughout 1952 and l953, and also to Mr. Pidgeon for his aid as faculty adviser for the cheerleaders. The Medford High School soccer team, co- captained by Bill Calvani and Bunky Boys son, winds up another season under the tutor- ship of Coach Al Stillman. Competing against the best in opposition, including college frosh and prep school aggregations, the Mustangs compiled an impressive ll and 4 record. One of the Blue and White's best victories came early in the season in the form of a great l to O win over Dirnon Vocational High School at Playstead Park. Dimon, a power in soccer circles, had invaded Medford with a great team. Angie Scalisi booted home the winning goal. Another powerful combination, New Bed- ford Vocational High School, bowed to the fast- moving Mustangs as their skill improved. Despite the roughness of the playing field, Bill Calvani and Angie Scalisi, the latter scoring twice, combined to produce a 3-O win. Travelling to Exeter, N. H. the Medford team tangled with a stubborn Exeter Academy eleven in the tightest game of the year. The contest, played in near-zero weather, ended in a l-l tie. No scoring took place in the first overtime period: but the Exeter boys, after be- ing awarded a penalty shot, tallied the winning marker in the second overtime stanza. The aggressiveness which the Mustangs showed in this and other contests won for them the re- spect and admiration of all with whom they came in contact. The soccer team of 1953 has added its con- tribution to the other winning seasons in the Salam' annals of Medford High School soccer. The following seniors were awarded let- ters: Thomas Boyson, Robert Buckley, William Calvani, Kenneth Elodstrom, Bradley Garcelon, William Garvin, Thomas Howard, Frank Lav- elo, Thomas Kelly, Victor Petreshene, Anthony Scalisi, Leon Sophios, Leonard Zizzo, Gerald DeYoung, Nicholas Aliberti, Michael Dellisola, and Clifton Rockwell, Mgr. 1953 Soccer Schedule Goals Goals 3 Revere at Medford SEl'Dl- 3U 1 7 Tufts Freshman at Med. Oct. 9 U l Dimon Voc, at Med. Oct. 10 U 0 Medford at Andover Oct. 15 3 4 Belmont at Medford Oct. 17 2 l Medford at Revere OCT4 20 0 l M. I. T. Fresh. at Med. Oct. Zl 3 3 Medford at New Bedford Oct. 24 U 4 Medford at Watertown Oct. 27 Z l Medford at Exeter Oct. 29 U l Medford at Belmont Oct. 31 U U Medford at Gov, Dum. Nov. 5 1 3 Medford at Belmont Hill Nov. 7 1 3 Watertown at Medford Nov. l2 U 3 Medford at Tufts Fresh. Nov. 13 1 35 16 Won ll Lost 4 Percentage .733 Leading scorer, Bunky Boyson 7 goals and 4 assists Another season has been completed, and the Mustang runners have done it again! The accomplishments of the nineteen hundred and fifty-three Medford High School track team are especially noteworthy, since it captured three schoolboy indoor track titles. The first laurel was the Boston Athletic Association Interscho- lastic Track Championship at Boston Garden. Two weeks later, in the same building, the roaring Blue and White tied Rindge Tech- nical for the State lndoor Championship. Cli- maxing the season was the grasping of the New England lnterscholastic Schoolboy Indoor Championship at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine. lt was at this contest that Tony Gianel- ly, hampered throughout the year by a slowly strengthening arm that had been broken, fully regained his old form and shot put 51 feet, 6 inches to defeat the National Schoolboy Cham- pion. The Mustangs also finished third in regu- lar Greater Boston lnterscholastic Track Lea- gue competition, losing only two meets, one by one third of a point. Mr. Murphy has arranged a very attractive outdoor schedule, and it seems likely that the successes enjoyed indoors will continue to make the nineteen hundred and fifty-three track season a truly great one. Crank l ., c w Ii' ,.en ' 3 The only sad note that can be sounded is the retirement of Henry D. Hormel after fifteen years as coach because of his appointment as High School Submaster. Always a factor in state- wide competition, his teams have held their own with the best and have won numerous trophies. He leaves behind a most enviable record that anyone would be proud to own. fhgdff 17 ,, I Bill Cudmore Peter Curry Thomas Enalish Anthony Gianelly Date December 31, 1952 lanuary 1953 launarv 1953 Ianuary 1953 Ianuary 1953 Ianuary 1953 Ianuary 31, 1953 February 7, 1953 February 21, 1953 February 27, 1953 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Co-captains ,,,, Raymond Quill and Iohn Mcuarthy William Hanley Alexander Henderson Bernard McLaughlin Francis Sarnie UNDERCLASSMEN Anthony Arena William Colby Edward Gaffney Robert Miller Robert Sarnie Medford High School Indoor Track Schedule 1952-53 Location Medford Somerville East Boston Armory Andover Boston Garden East Boston Armory Boston Garden East Boston Armory East Boston Armory East Boston Armory Bowdoin College Brunswick, Maine 1 Meet Medford-Pts. Opponents-Pts. Interclass Meet Won by seniors Medford vs. Somerville 55 ZZ Medford vs. B. C. Hiqh 55 Z2 Medford vs. Andover Academy I. V. 41 22 Boston Athletio Association Won by Medford - ZZ pts. lnterscholastic Track Championship Medford vs. Rindqe Technical 36 41 State Indoor Championship Tie for first place between Medford and Bindge Technical - 15 points apiece. Medford vs. Malden 455 31M Medford vs. Brookline 43 34 Medford vs. Newton 38 IX3 38 2X3 New England Interscholastic Schoolboy Indoor Championship Won by Medford - 15 pts. cbd!! Qi, AQ 5 U Q0 L 7' fl-M , ln as much as this book Went to press bee fore the season opened- all we can do is wish our team a very successful season. Coach ..,,.., Y.,, A rihur Terrill Co-Captains W- VY., Victor Petreshene Angelo Scalisi Senior Manager ,- ..Y. Philip Walcott Senior Members: Victor Petreshene William Calvani Anqelo Scalisi Michael Tramonte Charles McCarthy Richard Hanley Ralph Gentile Medford 42 Newton 37 ln the season's opener the Mustangs, led by Earl Urquhart, came from behind to nip the Garden City five. Brookline 45 Medford 43 The Blue and White led for three periods before being overtaken by the Wealthy Town- ers. , Medford 59 Alumni 56 Playing against many former team-mates, the Mustangs built up an early lead and held oft a late surge by the ex Blue and White Hoopsters. Skip Bohn and Dick Fusco were high scorers for the victors. Medford 59 Malden 58 Opening the Greater Boston League sea- son as defending champs, Medford visited its arch rival Malden. Skip Bohn led the Way with 23 points as the Mustangs won a nip and tuck battle over the Golden Tornadoes. Medford 40 Chelsea 39 Playing host to one of the strongest Chel- sea teams in years the Mustangs won their second game in a row on a basket in the last five seconds of t.he game by Skip Bohn. CBasketball continued on Page ll5J l6'ask efiuzll Head Coach W- Assistant Coach Co-Captains ,W Manager M, SENIORS Skip Bohn Bill Cudrnore Dick Fusco W Xb new D . , f X 13 Nl an,-.M UW- --WLeo A. Appiani --,, ,-Y,l-lumphrey B. Howe W ..,Y Richard Fusco Anthony Gianelly ,wvfames McCune Tony Gianelly Vic Petreshene Earl Urquhart Buddy Yoifee 0 key The Medford High hockey team, coached by the former B. U. star, lack Garrity, had a tough season this year. Although they fouqht hard for every game, the Mustangs entered the play-offs, having beaten only Belmont. ln the play-offs, however, they fared better, winning two out of the three games. Center Anthony Scalisi and goalie Bob Surabian were selected for the All Star B team. SQUAD: Bob Surabian Anthony Scalisi Ed Powers Al Boyle Charlie McCarthy lack Rollins Norman George Lou Edqerly William Edqerly Fred Hildebrandt William Sears Paul Flaherty Bob Meade Ralph Walker Bob Linqblorn Ronald DiVincenzo Richard Bova Iohn Diozzi lohn Wardman WN Q lil ,gd X if ff it t fr fd t 41 Q41 'J' ' , ffff fr ' f wwf! NLE? Record of League Games Medford 2 Melrose Medford 4 Stoneham Medford U Newton Medford O Arlington Medford 4 Belmont Medford D Cambridge Latin Medford U Rindae Tech Play-offs Medford l Belmont Medford 3 Melrgse M9di0Td 5 Cambridge Latin l Under the supervision of Miss Ellard, a large number ot girls were able to take an in- terest in volleyball. There were thirty-one girls, who participated from the Senior Class, with Angela Gianneli as their captain. The other two classes organized teams, and along with the seniors competed for the Intramural Volley- ball Banner. The annual banner, after some keen competition, was finally Won by the soph- omores. ludith Arren Lucille Bokser loan Bartoli Ronna Brickman Toby Brickman Iosephine Catalamotto Rose Catalano Cecilia Corbett Carol Deorato Phyllis DeSimone Phyllis Fredella Angela Gianneli Elizabeth Gould Gail Hodas Mary Ienkins Bonita Kinch Betty LeCicero Patricia Lowney loan Leonardi Ieanne McCarron Patricia Murray Ruth Maclnderwar Lois MacKenzie loyce McLean Ann Nicholson Ann Polcari loan Risman Betty Sandmo Catherine Saroi Carol Soloway Marqorie Twohicr Girl 's Valleyball Girls ' lgaskefball One of the more popular girls sports of the Senior Class this year was tennis. The enthu- siasm and competitive spirit was very evident throughout the entire season. In spite of the fact that Miss Luce and Miss Steward devel- oped some very excellent Senior players, the annual tournament banner Was Won by the Iuniors. The following Senior qirls participated: Iudith Arren Bonita Kinch Helene Boermeester Patricia Kodiis Eunice Conqdon Sheilla McDermott Phyllis Fredella lean Miller Virqinia Graham Patricia Walsh Lois Holland Joanne Warner Girls ' emfis FQ M MW S S Xgpff if E .17 sa if X Q 5 2 5 o'Hl1llSS1HNWg m W m llllllnm QV ZQYQ RE QE 0 0 Q?f fill., if7'T: L'-., - ' 0 5 :LJ ?5 5 H, . ..:' 5i53.4Q5W? 1: ' - , . A 5' M ' W, ll I if J V' l Tech Club Senior Members Stephen Barter Paul Berton Iohn Berger Alphonso Binda Alphonse Maglio Sanford Carter Robert Burrows Anthony Capriulo Merrill Cramer Ioseph Farinello Ronald Goldberg Sebastian Ferrante Peter Gustavson Iohn Hayward Eugene Hayes Donald Grey Richard Kazaniian Richard Landry Iarnes Kiely Iohn Lorenz Roaer Lyon Edward McKay Iames Poor Edward Powers Clifton Rochwell Allred Riahini Dominic Romano Harold Santucci Robert Simeone Francis Sarnie Leon Sophios Earl Urquhart David Warner Graham Wren Robert White Stuart Yafte The Tech Club, one of .the oldest in the school, was organized sixteen years ago to promote interest in engineering. Drawing its membership from the technical preparatory course, it had a record enrollment oi one hun- dred and forty-eight members this year. Under the expert guidance oi Mr. Rogers, the club has presented a program of films and speakers oi interest to technically-minded students, and has organized trips to engineering schools and in- dustrial plants. Outstanding among these were the trips to the General Electric Plant in Lynn, the Ford Assembly Plant in Somerville, and Wentworth Institute. The club banquet, which is attended by many alumni, brings to an end the year's activities. Officers President ........,, ..... E dward McKay Vice President ,,,,......Y Iohn Whitehead Secretary-Treasurer - ..aY.. Dominic Romano l The Projector Club consists of students in good scholastic standing who have an interest in operating equipment. The school is indebt- ed to this club which operates radio-audio-vis ual aid machines, in the class rooms, assem- blies, and club meetings. Mr. Edwin I. Mock- ler directs the Projector Club. The Senior Members are: Robert Burrows Richard Maxwell David Warner The Officers are: President .Y.Y-Y...YV-.Y.. - Robert Burrows Vice President ,,,. ..., F rances Rosa Secretary' ......, .... A deline Clark Treasurer ...YYYY Y... W illiam Cummings Student Advisor Us .... Richard Maxwell Student Advisor ,,- .... David Warner Projector Club 505253 , 2 Z JN 1 1.x SQA 1 .Q . I 'S xx .N N5 is 55,17 T...f... e Club C LU The Medford High School M Club is an organization composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have won varsity letters. The school can be truly proud of this group which has been outstanding tor many years. The boys have rnet for lectures and motion pictures of diiterent sports throughout the year. ln ord- er to provide sweaters for all the recipients of letters, the Club has sponsored cr Fall Football Dance, a Commencement Dance, and the ever- popular Talent Show. The group strives to de- velop good sportsmanship and to uphold a re- spect tor the letter Faculty Adviser: Mr. Thomas O'Connor Officers President --, ..., Tom English Treasurer - ,,,, Iohn Abizaid Secretary W Y.Y. Pete Curry The Medford High School Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Ralph 1. Schoonmak- er, marks another year as one of the top bands in the nation, holding a First Division rating in all state, regional, and National contests for the past seventeen years. This splendid musical organization has made many trips and Given numerous concerts which have added to its long record of achievement and success. During the annual Spring tour in 1951, Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman, dean of American bandmasters, was guest conducter in his sec- ond appearance with the group in New York: while Paul Vlfhiteman cited this talented organ- ization as one of the five outstanding bands in the country. The eighty piece unit also perform- ed at the Navy School of Music in Washington, D. C. by special request of the Comrnandant. ln April of 1952 this harmonious aggregation staged a joint concert with the Deering High School Band in Portland, Maine. Presenting this year such outstanding groups as the Flor- ida Southern College Choir in February, the band also contributed a frolic in March, a fes- tival in April, and attended the New England Music Festival in May. The organization has also been the assisting artist at such perform- ances as those with the New England Confed- eration of Men's Glee Clubs, as well as many other well-known musical organizations. Band -S 5 ll, . ' nm. The graduation class will long remember those soaring strains on the football field, the local, parades, and the solemn music of the graduation march. Senior members of the band are Anthony Antonuccio, Harold Berger, Sanford Carter, Philip Cutter, Emily DiMilla, Thomas Dumas, Ralph Forsman, Katherine Kelliher, Robert Mac- Kay, Bernadine Maglio, lames Poor, George Smith, Robert White, and lames Wiltshire. FB lunior Classical League att W 'it alma The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to furnish an opportunity for the pleasurable learning of much about the Romans and to pro- vide a friendly interest in the classics. Mem- bership is open to seniors and qualifying jun- iors and sophomores taking Latin. Since its organization in October 1949, the league, a chapter of the American Classical League, has sponsored many entertaining programs leat- uring Latin: quizzes, charades, initiations, a slave auction, a museum trip, a trip to the Arbo- retum, a group preview ot Quo Vadis, and a successful Roman banquet. Under the capa- ble supervision ot Miss Ladd, this organization promises to be one ot the outstanding extra- curricular activities ot the school. The Officers are: President ..i,... ., Vice President ,,- Secretary ..,.. Treasurer ....,.. Faculty Advisor ......,,.. The senior membe Ioan Celia Claire Courtovich William Cudmore Marilyn Dawson Phyllis DeSimone Carol Dvkas YS GIGS loan Celia Thomas O'Brien Frances Wren Morris Fine Miss Esther Ladd Roberta Fletcher Elisabeth Gould Carol Gratfeo William McCann Ruth McKenzie Carol Madore The Medford High School Stamp Club is a forward-looking organization, small in size but big in enthusiasm. The members are long- standing collectors and can discuss philately amazingly. Interesting meetings deal with this fascinating hobby. Under th eable guidance of Miss Kelly, the members discuss stamps, re- view literature from stamp concerns, and in- vestigate post-otfice circulars. The proof that good things come in small packages is that the club has but six members. The Officers President ..,,., ...,..Y.Y R ichard Landry Vice President W- ...f. Thomas Dempsey Secretary ........,-,..,.. Richard Grady Treasurer ..,,....,,,,.... David Dawe Program Committee Chairman: Richard Gunning Stamp Club Officers Italian Club AM One of the largest and certainly one of the most interesting clubs at Medford High is the Italian Club. The club is under the capable supervision of Miss Iosephine Bruno. Miss Bruno's main purpose is familiarizing pupils who study Italian with Italian music, art, cus- toms, speech, and culture. In addition to its reg- ular monthly meetings, the Italian Club holds many social events in the afternoon and even- ing. The club's activities include attending dances, Italian operas and movies, plus hav- ing Italian parties for the different holiday sea- sons. Among the outstanding activities is the annual Christmas party, which takes one back to sunny Italy, with Italian food, scenery, and decorations. Another gala event takes place in February, the Carnevale , which corres- ponds to a pre-Lenten feast. The members attend in gay costumes which range from ho- boes to royalty or if you prefer rags to riches. The Carnavale is definately a very unique event. The climax to a successful year is the banquet, which is usually held at a neighbor- ing country club. After a lavish meal, cita- tions are awarded, and the evening is brought to a sparkling conclusion with dancing and various entertainment. The Italian Club is Well known for its spectacular events: and after graduation fond memories linger on. President ......,. Vice President -- Treasurer ,,,,,. Secretary ...,.,..,,..,,,, Faculty Advisor ,,........ Ralph Nardella loan Bartoli Carole DaPrato William Calvani Robert Antonuccio Phyllis Cuoco Alvita Stabile Phyllis Fredella loan Leonardi Iocmne Muscianesi Albert Puccia Richard Scavongel Alfred Battaqlirii Albert Puccia Carole DaPrato Phillip Peroni Cvma Altman Miss Iosephine Bruno Senior Members li Phillip Petroni loseph Cimetti Cyma Altman Anthony Antonuccio Ann Polcari Adolph Barsanti loan Celia Donald Bradanese Marv Serrecchia Frank Canaiano Phyllis Desimone Fred Lauretano Alfred Riahini Honorary Members Robert Trodella Anthony Siciliano Michael Tramonte Ioseph Farinello Harold Santucci lohn Renzetti Michael Dell'Zsola At the beqinninq of every school year, one student from every home-room is elected to serve as a member of the House of Delegates. He is responsible for presenting before the House any suggestions from his home-room classmates. Here, the members express the thoughts of the student body. Toqether with their advisor, Mr. Pidqeozi, these boys and girls cooperate to the utmost with their fellow board members and try to ful- fill the duties tor which they have been elected. They have always contributed qenerously to the success of the senior class by selling tick- ets for the prom and talent show. President ,,,,.. House of Delegates Officers , ,... - Francis Sarnie Vice President H- Y.... Doreen Lees Secretary ....., ....V - -- Iunet Morom William Hanlon ' Thomas Howard William Matarazzo lohn Abizaid Iohn Boudrot Ioan Celia Merrill Cramer Senior Members ludith Evans Anthony Gianelly Albert Puccia Richard Troy Barry Wilder Barbara Quinton Fred Nulme Science Club The Science Club provides an organization tor the student who is interested in science and its related subjects. Through the mediums of- fered by speakers, movies, cmd demonstra- tions, the group strives to stimulate interest in and become better acquainted with these fields. Discussions of timely interest are also present- ed at monthly meetinqsg While ct field trip to the Museum of Science is an annual event. Officers: President ,,....,,. ..., Vice President .,.. ,,,, Secretary ---l--- Treasurer ,,--,-, Senior Members: Anthony Emerald Richard Kazanjian Anthony LaTerza Iames Laura Iohn Lorenz Roqer Lyon Clifton Rockwell Avis Adey Adele Rustino Paul Ferguson Edward McKay Toseoh Mirabile Clifton Rockwell Dominic Romano Adele Rustino MarY Serrachia The members of the Phi Alpha Epilon chap- ter oi the National Honor Society are selected by a faculty committee for their outstanding qualities oi character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Under the capable direction of Mr. Pidgeon, the club presented a program ot speakers from local universities and colleges such as Harvard and Tufts, and also conduct- ed a program of sending Care packages to Eur- ope. Highlighting the year's activities was the annual banquet. Members Ioan Celia Ianet Coppinger Clarie Courtoyich William Cudmore Phyllis DePiano Phyllis DeSimone Robert DeSimorie William Garvin Anthony Gianelly Elizabeth Hoglund Patricia Kodzis Richard Landry Roger Lyon Wesley Mann Sheila McDermott Ruth McKenzie Regina Smith Michael Trarnonte Valerie Wilkes Graham Wren National Honor Society Officers President ...... e...... G rahum Wren Vice President --- e ..,. Phyllis DePiano Treasurer ..... A... - Patricia Kodzis Secretary .... ..... W illiam Garvin Art Club Camera Club The Medtord High School Camera Club is one of our busiest groups. Its aims are to a- rouse an interest in, increase knowledge of, and develop skill in techniques ot photography. Faculty advisor, Miss Burke's lectures are both instructive and interesting. Since the Well- equipped dark room has been set up, club mem- bers have had an opportunity to learn the de- veloping as well as picture-taking side ot phot- ography. To balance the more serious activ- ities the club has some lighter pastimes such as contests among members wit.h awards for best snapshots. Every year the group has the National Photographic Exhibition, a worthwhile sight, in the school library. The members of the camera club may be assured that the school is proud ot them and their achievements. The Officers: President ....-........... Ann Surette Vice President .,.. .... E ileen McGrath Secretary ...... rr.. T osephine Steam Treasurer ..-- Frances Wren Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club, sponsored by Miss Kotherine L. Bctker, was formed to qive the qirls in the Hornemcikinq Depotrtrnent on opportunity to become better acquainted through Working on various ctctivities together. lts officers ore: Vice President .,,. Secretory ,,,,.. Treasurer ,,.,..,,, Senior members cure: Elizabeth Allen Marlene Armstronq Iuolith Arren Bcxrbctrq Blair Helene Boermeester Sue Boutwell Marilyn Cook Eliza President ,.,,.,. - vY,, Merrie Lupierre -,Y--Constcmce McLean ,,,,-Robertc1 Lcxskev --- YYMGTl9DS Arrnstronq beth Constance Crosby Marie Lopierre Roberta Lczskev leon Miller Ann Nicholson Mcrquret Purdy Naomi Pierce Scxndmo The Distributive Education Class this year is composed of fifteen alert, business girls who have selected retailing for a career. The class meets every day from eight to eleven o'clock where specialized training is given to them by the Teacher Coordinator, Mary l. McKay. For their Work experience the girls are employed by the merchants in our local stores and in Bos- ton. At the American Vocational Association Convention this year our girls presented an ex- cellent Christmas display which drew much favorable comment from teachers all over the country. One of our graduates, now a buyer at Iordan Marsh Co., was in a panel at this con- vention and did a most commendable job. Our club activities this year consisted oi a trip to the Chestnut Hill Shopping Center Where the manager of Filene's store took them through explaining every phase of their store. Another trip included a visit to the Shoppers World in Framingham. For our final activity, a class banquet will be held in a Boston Hotel in May. Distributive Education - Girls lean Case Rita Connor Patricia Crowley Cathleen Flint Rita Guarino Alice lean Inez Jewell Members Rita Lavelle Priscilla Mullins Gloria Murray' Barbara Quintan Marv Ranauro Nancv Riccaroli Elaine Robbot Mary Walsh Distributive Education - Boys President .,,,,.,, Vice President .,.. Treasurer .,... Secretary ,,..... Faculty Advisor --, Ioseph D. Agneta Nicholas I. Alberti Iohn T. Boyson Charles C. Clemente Michael I. Dellisola Richard Dolan Ralph A. Fucalora William l... Goar Beniamin F. Fudge Frederick P. Hulme Officers Iohn I. Leary Vincent I. Orlando Iohn T. Boyson Beniamin F. Fudge Mr. I. Walter Langley Members Richard B. Ienkins Randall F. Kelley Iohn I. Leary David W. MacElhiney David A. Medugno William M. Morrissey Iohn Nestor Vincent I.. Orlando Peter E. Powers George E. Smith Richard A. Troiano The course in Distributive Education, which is offered to senior boys, is now in its fourth year. This year 21 senior boys are enrolled in the course. This course otters a way in which students may work and get actual on-the- job experience While still in school. The stu- dents attend classes of the following subjects for a portion of the morning: Hygiene, Physical Education, English, Salesmanship, Economics of Retailing, and Merchandise Information: the remainder of the day they spend Working in stores in and around Greater Boston. The stu- dents receive school credit for their work While receiving a salary as well. This course is un- der the capable supervision of Mr. I. Walter Langley, the Teacher Coordinator. Students in this course are unable to participate in most ex- tra-curricular activities since they spend the afternoon at work. However, the Distributive Education Club provides them with a few soc- ial activities such as the annual Christmas par- ty and the banquet at the end of the year, usu- ally sometime in May. The boys and girls of the Distributive Education clubs merge and hold their banquet in one of the leading Boston hotels. The stores which co-operated with the plan Wereg ln Boston-Raymond'sg W. Murray Sta- tionery Storep Wm. Filine's G Sons, Iordan Marsh, R. H. White'sy The Continental, In Cambridge-Harvard Co-operative Societyp Enterprise Dept. Store, Local stores-Star Market: First National Stores: Ienkins Hardware. General Vocational Shop All-Girl Choir FACULTY ADVISER ,,,., . Miss Gudrun Ekman OFFICERS President ,,,,,, Ioan McCarthy r Secretary - ,,,, , Treasurer -,, ,---,,,,--, Phyllis Back Diane Bateman Beatrice Berman Nancy Curtis Phyllis DePiano Marv Farrell Ioan Peeley Kathleen Flint ludith Greeley Doris Hard? lice President --, U- Nancv Curtis Eleanor Laura Catherine Saroi SENIOR MEMBERS Ann Harris lanet MacMillan Deborah Mirski Helen Morrison Catherine Powers Catherine Saroi ludith Solomon Lorraine Sweeney Lorraine Vitello Barbara Youna The All-Girl Choir is under the direction of Miss Gudrun Ekman. lt consists of 75 airls. The girls are accompanied by Phyllis DePiano, M. Ioan McCarthy, and Eleanor Zwicker. The choir participates in various concerts locally and at school functions. At the beginning of the school year the girls held an open rehersal for parents, followed by a tea both of which were very successful. During Christmas Week they carolled through the corridors and pre- sented Christmas assemblies. The All-Girl Choir partakes in the Eastern Massachusetts Music Festival. and usually acquires a super- ior rating. The outstanding girls of the choir are Lorraine Vitello, Shirley Rowe, Adrienne O'Brien, and Phyllis DePiano. The girls are planning a banquet to sum up the end of an eventful year at a near-by country club. The choir is open to all girls. The girls on the Library Staff, under the guidance ot Miss Dorothy Hardy, work during study periods and after school, in order to keep the library running smoothly and etticiently Each girl passes out library slips and does ref' erence work in addition to performing regular duties ot library procedure. The senior members of the staff are: Cvma Altman Sylvia Fay Charlotte Amerena Anna Holler Lucille Bokser lean Miller Phyllis DeSimone Rosemarie Eovine Priscilla Scott Carol Soloway f Library Staff COOPERATIVE OFFICE TRAINING GROUP I COOPERATIVE OFFICE TRAINING GROUP II The Cooperative Office-Training Groups, under the direction of Miss Rouqhsedqe, are composed of senior girls who work on an alter- nating two-week basis-spending two weeks in a business office and two weeks in school. There is close supervision by both the school and the business office in order that the school training be supplemented by the experience Gained in the office. ln past years, Medford High School seniors who have been so well trained in the Office Co- operative course, one of the few in New Enq- land, have made splendid records in business. This year's seniors who will carry on the fine record of M.H.S. co-ops are: Cffice Cooperative GROUP I Marquerite Castles lean Clark Lillian DeMelis Phyllis Emmons Kathleen Fahey Anne Fazio Kathleen Martello Marie Masucci Dorothy Mirto Alana Pasqualone Louise Regazzini Eleanor Rettman Lynda Reynolds Theresa Walsh Elizabeth Doherty Groups GROUP II Camille Butera Anna Diadone Rose DiGrande Luella Fenton Patricia Harmon Eleanor Lambert Barbara Lowe Dorothy Milliken Phyllis Mucci Kathleen Murphy Evelyn Paste Ioan Perrv Frances Trinqali Protective Department The Protective Department, under the lead- ership of Mr. Pidgeon, diligently supervises the corridors. Stationed at all intersections and at all doors leading into buildings, the student members ensure order and authority, give di- rections, and Watch lockers. To meet a selt- reliant group who are helping to maintain a better school, walk through the halls when class is in session. 17 The Senior Advisory Council consists of one representative from each home room ap- pointed by the teacher on the basis oi scholor- ship, leadership, dependability, and good juda- ment. These members meet with the four class officers to discuss and plan all the activities of the senior year. The Senior Advisory Council is under the direction ot the class advisors, Ed- ward Brooks and Rosamond Matinzi. The members are: Cyma Altman Barabara Bosselman Sylvia Center William Cudmore Thomas Cunningham Phyllis DeSimone Thomas Enqlish Ronald Goldberg Elizabeth Gould Carol Gratfeo Lois Holland Alice lean Anthony LaTerza William McCann Ruth McKenzie Valerie Nichols Victor Petreshene lames Quinton loan Risman Georae Smith Reqina Smith Elaine Wall David Wortman ' The Class Officers are: President ,,,,.,,..,......, Vice President U- Secretary ..... Treasurer -- Anthony Gianelly lovce Iuskalian ludith Evans Thomas Howard , .Vw M... ....., .,g,,..,.,,, Y ,...,....... ..,.......,. wwe, -...ev 1 Senior Advisory Council Little Giant gk X Under the able supervision ot Edward I. Finnegan, the journalism classes compiled, ed- ited, and published two successful issues ot the LITTLE GIANT. Included in this year's maq- azines were original short stories and feature articles, as Well as editorials, poetry, and up- to-date articles on school sports. The three seniors sharing this year's posi- tion ot Editor-in-Chiet were Debby Mirski, and Ioanne Muscianesi, and Dale Grogan. Other senior members of the staff were: Ierrv Bass Frances Bucci Gertrude Casev Euaene DeSimone Huqh Doherty Iames Dohertv Ioan Feelev Kenneth Flodstrom Rudolph Gianorande Edmund Hammond Gail Loveless Ieanne McCarron Iohn Robinson Nancv Rollins lanice Scibelli Mary Shea Reaina Smith Eleanor Sneck The Student Council of the Medford Voca- tional School, consisting of one student from each class, is a highly democratic group of rep- resentatives. Under the able supervision of Mr. Reid, the club met often to discuss the needs and Wishes of the student body and to see that the purposes of their constitution were fulfilled. These objectives are as follows: To provide unity and cooperation of the pupils and faculty in all the eXtra-class- room activities of the school. To develop the spirit, ideals, and prac- tice of good citizenship in the school. To promote the general Welfare of the Medford Vocational School, its good name and reputation, and its possibilities for the achieve- ment of its purposes. To provide a means of adequate gov- ernment and management of extra-curricular activities. Vocational Student Council President ,,,,,,, Vice President ,,.. Treasurer ee , - W Secretarv .... David Wortman Alfred Grav Officers --,,--Iames Quinton ----Ravmond Quill ----Domenic Draao ,,,,,,--Richard Cunningham Senior Members Frederick Messina Kenneth Thurber I f Student Cabinet BASKETBALL Continued from Page 83l Medford 51 Lowell 49 Sparked by Phil Shaw and Skip Bohn, the Blue and White rallied to beat Lowell for their third straight victory. Medford 50 Revere 33 Co-Captain Dick Fusco sparked a fourth period rally as Medford easily downed power- ful Revere. Somerville 63 Medford 62 Dick Fusco and Skip Bohn supplied the scoring punch as the Mustangs led until the fourth quarter when Somerville pulled in front o win. Quincy 58 Medford 52 The Presidents' zone defense stymied Med- ford throughout the first half, and a determined rally in the second fell short. Medford 55 Everett 53 DiSD1CIYiI1g excellent passing and ball- handling the Mustangs took an ealy lead and coasted to a victory over the Crimson. Medford 58 Malden 54 Opening the second half of the season, the Blue and White carne from behind to down arch rival Malden with Dick Fusco and Vic Petreshene sparking the attack. Chelsea 50 Medford 41 Playing at a disadvantage on Chelsea's tiny court, the Mustangs fell behind in the first half. In spite of a determined rally the Blue and White could not overcome the early lead. MedfO!d 72 Lowell Putting on a tremendous scoring burst the Mustangs trampled over hapless Lowell. Revere 64 Medford 57 Medford led by one point at the half but the Beach City five drew ahead in the third quarter and stayed there for the remainder of the game. Somerville 44 Medford 42 ln a thrilling game Vic Petreshene's bas- ket tied the contest with five seconds to go, but a Somerville basket iust as the buzzer sounded gave the Red and Blue the victory. Medford 62 Q1-li-BUY 50 Using a revised lineup Medford rolled over a disappointing Quincy five. Tony Gianelly was the defensive star for the Mustangs. Medford 54 Everett 51 The Mustangs closed out their G. B. I. Lea- gue season with a thrilling three point win over Everett. Tony Gianelly and Vic Petreshene were outstanding for the victors. Medford 52 Brookline 46 The Mustangs avenged an early season defeat by downing Brookline. After a poor first half the Blue and White caught fire and displayed excellent teamwork and passing to win easily. Co-Captains Dick Fusco and Tony Gianel- ly sparked the team throughout the season. Dick was high scorer in several games, and Tony was the leading rebounder and defensive star. Skip Bohn led the team in scoring While Vic Petreshene contributed rnany fine perform- ances throughout the year. 'starters Earl Ur- quhart, Bill Cudmore, and Buddy Yoffee, as well as underclassmen Phil Shaw, Red Moore, and Angie Marotta, did their share to make the season a winning one. Acknowledgments 1111 To Miss Marian Daggett and her staff of biography editors for their enthusiastic efforts in preparing the individual biographies. To Miss Williarnina MacBrayne for her tire- less Work in connection with the individual pic- tures. To Mr. Henry Hormel for his patient collect- ing of all of our pennies for the BLUE and WHITE. To Mr. Edwin F. Pidqeon for his efficient and good-natured arranging of all the group pictures and his many other assistances to our class throughout our three years at Medford High. We should like to express our best wishes and graceful appreciation to Miss Esther Ladd and Mr. Iohn Bennet who, after forty-two and thirty-two years respectively of loyal and in- spiring service at the High School, are retiring from the profession this year. May there be many years Of restful happiness ahead for both in satisfaction of a good job Well-done. As that ,flfferwvrd 1111 we leave Medford Hiah School, may we follow the inspiration and high standards have been set for us to the epitome of suc- CGSS. X3 fj,,WWf W, M055 L ffffw ef W if WMM ? XS Kiqgbf M- Q U6 dew- Zim igqwggq fQ,4,,74MQ,Q,,LqWgL olfww-fg A V M M1 3250243339 WZ?3?b9JW MMQMM 2 kj QQ WWW 4 G12 Autographs JM 5'.!.Qdnn.v..... NYM , ! 3 ., CD iw 5 , - , JZTMIMA Z I K -4-vi 3-4 Nz f s-1-,'---. A , - -.--.'K..- ' 3 vfwyfwif MW W Zag ' Blk QWA mlgmggjli Q is f6w2'W?3 ' v,fCM4Q,f ffQf4'V gill QQMLU V Lf' A 4 C ,l:Q A w Y0ll'l.l. REALLY ENJOY? 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