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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1957 volume:

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M4 ,I f a 'f ',..r 1.8: ' Q3-. 1, f gf . , v 11 1' -,E xg, 5. :fy .xxx ws. 4 i Tn Yun We Our Class Advisors To thonk you tor your complete u der stondlng unseltlshness defotlon ond your wonderful frlendshup we of the Closs of 1957 dedlcote thus yeorbook to you our Sensor Advisors As one who hos been o tireless worker un oromotung our electrons proms ond other closs functions ond who deserves Medford Hugh s lorgest orchnd we recog nnze you Mass MocDonoId We tnonk you very much for your cooperotnon RUTH M, MQCDONALD Q. fff asap A A I' - w'v .... , lledllzahfs This Bunk DANIEL J, HOBART By working with you, Mr. Hobart, we have come to know and appreciate the work you have done for us. We sincerely extend our deepest gratitude to you. Am i ga S3 3 yi it 3 , uf' v,-r INDERWOOD . l71 1161- ,,- 52 ' 2 V . . 1 Kiln flflii' uf' fl A The boys score with the girls We enjoy ourselves in many ways Foreword in Picfures .mi ond the girls score with oll of us A score which is practicing o score to encourage o score D EE lf J , JL. 4 Phll Cunnmghom drrves the staff while Jerry Tuck figures the layout JOURNALISM +he LlHle Glanf goes +0 press Jerry shows Grore ond Bev how to edit the ortucles v::9' 'iffll-ww si i 'Q Rod cmd Pottne check the ort .U-S L i.. Arnie cmd Reglno show the boss Poul Tom Alex Vrc ond Ball of work in John ond Dove lme up the pax E I C Bull helps LIT Ed Gladys Where there s O woy there s 0 wnll 4 ' n 3 '.' 'l . K 'I A ff- M, f 5 x TQZT- ' 5555555 x 4, ' 5' plug' i 4 Q ,,,,. rg' K .f' 'i ,,,, l , f LN Bun, Diane, Betty, and Irwin get the Journal started Medford High School Journal On Hs Way Jim Gallagher sends it on its way A stitch in time? X i , M Club due-ings Bobby wins the Thom McAn What 0 line? 5Va5i5?5?7i aww Sporfing People Dfw ,A---1.-v...,.. f', 'B vi inn so Xa Wi X ' .J I vh- ,f--X Q 3 in 2 it 5 gefff 'S mr I 7'-fm.. 1, 'swf 2 ,ff ,- ,2.2.ZkZ1' .........I ' al ,MLM . ., 1 fi: e vig. zigf s , f S 2 ' , i X , g Q ? A , , 4 1 K The date , L ' is made 'AT' 'i' M QL, f ' ' fW,f252f 'ffyyf 'I 1, wr if , A 4 ' V 34 , , M., QQ . 4 , 1 ' 1 f Sw t 1 igy wx ,fg,,,f.4 w ?m ,, f , 1 Bob ond Sion Corry some weight Airline We have many Lines gp- QR Sf' f Nf y' ,i Thomos Byrnes ond Robert Sontoro check their lines An interesting line Chief Bo'5'n wg X I1X' JJ We set up the Christmas Seals for distribution We aid those less fortunate Jean Paul DlV'I ulia and Jackie wrap it up, with Emily and Marion tabulating results li at A P? l Li .r - i.,, J..1' li Patty Ricker sings at Children's Hospital ,1- Mary and Judy charm a fellow worker who looks to Miss Roughsedge for help Piazza, Dave Robinson, and Donato also help the children X ai' C1 we Home Economics Sfyle Show Joyce, Joan, Shirley Grace and Carol Maureen Connie, Bev, Bobs Elizabeth N skqfh K 5' 1 X, gllSflf0l15 of ffzyfy-sw ff' f , fag i ,ig 2 4 1 1 1: 3 rf 1 g ww f L za Z4 ' 1 1-, ,ia 1 if V I 4 if gi f V lf, I 2 4 P ,Q ', f yi 2 ,Z igg 5 ii 21 sg? Q 'f gg? 34 V 1 .E V, , 3, S, Z i i Q. 0 ' . - Q Q S I 1 gf' .. fit, Q u 9 431 al .0 .M ,....,. 1-. v 54 J , 7,712 ' ff! ff' Q4-R wfiziigiiff Xi, K eff' -wif, 'iff Q , , ,s 's ll, gs Aww 'X , s 1 iw! 4 E, .D if ,, v 'E 2? 3 fx, We Ieorn of the Elnzobethon Theater J P llll wb fl gidxg wil'-Vg 1911 Yn 4 h 'un X M-aims The romance of Spam ...qv Classroom Expernences ...ff Belkin Household Monogement presents nts problems Koy ond Lucy :rm Office Assignments Q N.,-1,,.f 'f.. Rita receives in Business Machines While Diane and Mary Ann carry on WL Q l4i'Q,i,i ,R Q We i :ww I' Pauline admires the Italian Christmas-tree which was made in class Jim and AI think that this beats walking X 5, we i . Q I Q f Roger Sykes in the background gets the word in Mechanical Drawing Lady Macbeth gives the word to Macbeth in English puppet session ii 4, John Bruno gets the word in i Radio on our right i Janice Joan M and Joan S ,, ' ,,. ' A Q P I M'II t th d ' P ' t' get the word in Business Machines OU ' er ge S e Wor In rm mg -f! xxx:- N-W A problem in Biology not the least of our memories are our classroom exploits The monufocture of perfume is of the essence in French i , ln Physics we leorn to weigh the focts an any Q-,, ' I.. We go 'round ond 'round in Geometry Mony honds moke light work in Cooking J., 3 i 7? L!! -N4 Mr. Pidgeon - Senior Sub-rncister 'iii ,.- -AJ? J x ,Hgh f i All, Miss Rowon A Deon of Girls 7 Mr Hormel -.lunior Sub-master Guidance Services 'YH Miss Holi H- Senior Guidance '-. V aw ,Ewan 1 'ff iff? f . i fa, ULIIJIII, f 2352713 ff' ' .A - .xx Mr, Congiono -Junior Sub-master Mr. Bucci - Plocement Tln llbcmoriam PAULINE V RICE Only students who were fortunate enough to have studaed under the able guldance of Paulnne V Race knew her rare talent for her work her keen unter est In thenr slaghtest effort and her dedncatlon to theur advancement tn the artnstry she so dearly loved than normal capacity for great frnendshvps her complete honesty In all her dealings wnth others her strong adherence to the Chrnstuan prnncuples of lnfe will forever thunk of Pauline Rlce as an unspnratlon to nobler luvung Her students her associates all mourn the passing ofa beautuful person an excellent teacher and an ancomparable fruend 'Q Her friends who knew her steadfast devotion to her family, her more v,-filtnwt I ,4'v-'vt-K. 4-a',,,,f 5 ' 5 M ifwrf mr... I X ,.f4'.ffw L -I ww, n early NU' ,af f' 's . N y ,t g Walter D. Reid Edwin F. Pidgeon Henry D. Hormel Michael A, Cangiano Dnrectnr Senior Sub-master Jwwur ,uh-rnoeter Junncr Sulu master Weldon Vocotzenol Katherine L. Baker Head Home Economics 5 6 BERTRAND HOOPER i y It , , . - Q Q.-Q Superintendent 'V '- , fa ,QT 1, Q 6 25 -I - ' ,.. of erre r gl gb I Fi .W Z 5 K A L3.ff.H1f3g, '1.,,f'.,i, , - . . A ei' ffifm f .ff ' l f , fljnrggk iv Z S F kr S - ,ruff or 4 1 Q29 .Se . . l ff-5 F A fiey 3 Ziff' W ie . , g 4 , 2 Josephine R. Bruno Henry D. Bucci George L. Harwood Head Director Heed Nlgdern Lgnguggeg PlOC9rT19Y1f EI'1QlISl'1 .4 L. c 3-' V' rv- 2 l yrfpy ' If x sw-Q i ' fzmit f? 1 Paul A. McNulty Thomas W. O'Connor M. Gertrude Roughsedge Mary A. Rowan Head Head l'l6'Od Dfggn Cf GHI5 Mothemotlcs Athletics -,. ,. L K 7 5 11 V R' 5 m , Y . .b A' sf, fn - Ak 4 I 1 'Q f-A 1 --7, A5965 4 13 xx W Stanley Kruszyna Durcctor-Gwdonce Edward M. Brooks Head History William E. Lang Heod Physicol Education Ralph l. Head Musnc Z I I ,N yt ,, 49.4 ighif f' ,asp If 34 , .. -9 i A 'Q W ' ' 2 f ff X. tg ll F 7 I -' 1 'I . l .1 0. ' Leo A' Applanl MQW M- B09leY Theodore E. Barr G. Warren Bates Walter G. Bezubka MOll em0l'C5 E Ql'Sl't Science Mathematics Mathematics iii -11 ' . ,if Jozhn G. Bohn Physical Education John M. Bradley Science 1 'A 7' 1.52 ' -Q Arthur B. Crowley History 'fu-RQ H- 5:9 'it -4? 2 ff-Q ' vi? ' J 'af --1 R . H. Earl Boudreau Driver Training Catherine M. Burke Saanish ' . , ,,k .A f X I Q ,c Marion R. Daggeff English Q x OO' K ltlf LESLIE R. CAREY Headmaster Elmer Bussell Physical Education . Q, John Dell Isola Physical Education fe- 4 4 ,.., ,,....-an William A. Calarese Anna J- Coderre Business Education l:f6 1Cl'1 N0 f....-,, rd' Lilian M. Dole Guidance Q 9 ff- ll fr x , ,N ,My , r 3- fzi 3 ' .fly wx. John V. Donnellan Business Education Yr' 73,15 s Nd T JP 'Z . -,.. ...f ,... iii., L H , Q M, ,, eq. 3 ,QQ . I 1 fi. Q, . ,L W v.. , f A l ' V. --' i Viola Duros Mary E. Dyer Gudrun Ekman Business Education Mathematics Music in ,, N, 'fb 1 ' ,.f - 1, 5, 1 .a Q W ., QP' ,V 'Uv . IC? Paul F- Flllllefly Raymond G. Flynn Catherine Fuller Business Education Hlgrory Home Economics 2262 'O -e 'Y if Helen Ellard Physica! Education ,, , ia 4' 3 ' gf i ' ' a k . 1 Michael F. Gaffney Business Education as k zfY New Francis Genova Lillian A. Geraci Physical Education Distriluutivc Education 1. 'S xi 1 5 William Grant History Irene M. Hall Guidance These Christmas parties ore serious business. Anne M. Harrigan Eric Harrison James P, Harvey Business Education Art Spanish A 'hy as 14 'T'-Y i s '43 Daniel J. Hobart English Z ,li Edward J. Finnegan English Wy, ' .M 4 f. wwifm-ws '1 . 5' fi. John E. Garrity History Q, 49, Dorothy L. Hardy Library Thelma V. Hubbard Business Education 'T 4-vu, .A -, 7 lX,, AF e avflx Elizabeth H. Johnston Thomas Johnston Mildred C. Junkins Home Economics General Shop French 'i'4 f'v1 -..d Nathaniel Knox Mathematics Myra I. Luce Physical Education Jeanne MacGregor English 'SE fr 45' Daisy E. Landers Business Education -. is 16 'gina 4 's -..,, , .T H 1,-J Edith M. Lynch Latin Nellie B. Mansfield English 'vii -an .1 f rv J. Walter Langley English 1 '37 Williamina V. MacBrayne Business Education A bunch ofthe boys were whooping it up! H. George Merchant, Jr. Phvsics . Q 11. 1 'NE I if Ralph Keene Business Education E ? Rita F. Kelley Business Education rp' is ' 191 ' ., -M-A T , may I 1 1 Joseph La Porta Charles A. Leddy Driver Education iv-an nw 'if Ruth M. MacDonald English Mary l. McKay Business Education Distributive Education Cedric B. Minas Business Education Edwin J. Mockler Chemistry ,'f 4 fi? - Qi Louise Mosessian Business Education :L .QQ ,o - if SPA! wt 1 ' . I Francis X. Murphy Business Education K ,1- n li .ffiwl 'A 1 . . . Mia ff- .I .- Charles E. 0'Brien Business Education 'Hai Kathleen M. O'Connell English l 1, :L Michelina Pietrangelo John A. Prior James P. Quinn John A. Richer, Jr. Italian English Guidance EF1QlISl'1 4 -0 Kathleen F. Sharkey English Z2 74' .1 se P fy 9 Mary L. Strain Home Economics fn? Anna S. Simpson l L ':L'25 Esther D. Starr Phyllis Stewart Aff French Physical Education ' E' , 'J 21 7: , 7. X .6 ,. ' ffl' 'Q?' A ',', , V545 is A Arthur G. Terrill Elizabeth M. Toomajian Helen C. Walsh ClWmlSTVY Latin Business Education ' '-A Clara M. Webster . my Q -.+ Y English 23 Richard Phelan History l lt: Henry A. Romano Biology Allyn B. Stillman Physical Education l 'fl Pauline V. Webber French x RESEAR V ff, f Q Richard Arminglan Charles W. Borden Richard A. Confy Printing Academic Electrical Melvin Weldon Vocalional School EXPER' ENCE 01+ Walter R. Johnson Machine 1. K' it Sax, Ar, fr N4 lt, ' ll Z Robert F. Stenberg Printing Robert Michelson QTFQT A f ? . rim .flu 0 '..,..,w,. A--1 i I Victor 70' t , -It f V La X . i 4 i I it f , .1 ff ,I P. Joseph Corrigan Printing Richard E. De Muzio Sheet Metal Thomas Galanle Machine X J' GD t .qt -. ,.?.g:f5:g X Edmund J. O'Hara Electrical '27 W. Terranovo Francis A. Thompson Pasquale T 0 '0 l'0ll' Radio Automobile N7 si V idx! f'O o Her IC Rdy M5516 Nt !W R - ,flll X I Ottdg Pk Bood D D Cheese! , , MMM' Q. V . 1, ff'2112?:ff2.15f'WV'K'mV I I A . ,N , ,WV W pf --lu gi :,A WI i v,,. fwh . ,r and af: 5,3 I' ,- Qt' a'Q , . . , A P wt R ,K . M A r V' -A-,L 1. '. if-fn W .. I W, ,,,, , ggi, 4 t 1 x. . Q9 9af'm? '3i'9W ? N5mf 'M' if if 4 iizfi' I, 45 'UQ HK 1' . Q - i s' 1 A 4' at JM President - Robert Dell Isola Our class officers for the past three years have been bofh efficient and capable. Every event which they planned was a great success. At the beginning of the sophomore year our officers were elected, dues collected, and plans for the Sophomore Hop started. Everyone who attended the hop, Moonlight and Roses, in May had a wonderful time. Our junior class officers planned the Emerald Fantasy, the Junior Prom, which was held on the eve of Saint Patrick's Day, Despite the snow-storm many came to the dinner-dance. Because of the snow, which had accumulated, many did not arrive home before four or five o'clock in the morning. Q Thanks to our senior class officers, advisors, and advisory council, the major events of our senior year were successful. The Senior Prom, Snowball, was held on January eighteen, and Mus' tang favors with moving parts were given to the girls, The Class Week activities, including the Senior Reception, were equally suc- cessful. Secretary - Regina Bossi rd its 4Ff rw. aw 'Ni fl' - , N -r J? Vice-President - Diane Dello Russo Class Officers Treasurer W Anthony Scibelli 0. -':: F, !'fQ'w' ' .fl 5- ff ,fs Sophomore year: Prestdenti Richard Dlpaala VIC9-pY9S'd9 1T- Cflfol Fon' 5eC,em,y3 Borbom Edgerly Treasurer: Arnold Sgan ,fb-s Junior year: President: Alex Theroux Vice-President: Barbara Stuffle Secretary: Carolyn Walker Treasurer: Robert Caldarone Senior year: Presndent: Robert Dell Isola Vtce-President: Diane Della Russo Secretory: Regina Bossi Treasurer: Anthony Scnbelli E95 ROBERT CALDARONE Closs Orotor ,qu SHIRLEY JACKSON Historian HGNOR 'K ANNETTE BONO Hlstornon JUDITH SIAS Hlstorlon . 3 . Sn, l . , ,.G... ..., - .. :: wg, I , PARTS WILLIAM MCGRATH Ivy Orotor ELAINE ERWIN Prophet ac: .,,f MAUREEN DONNELLAN Prophet 4-it I '23 ARNOLD SGAN Prophet PATRICIA COOK Valedictorian ln this age of atomic power, when science and engineering are becoming all-important, we must not lose track of the artistic side of life. The cultural and artistic interests - in- cluding art, music, drama, religion, literature, and philosophy-are what the colleges and universities term the humanities. My opinion is that much of the present interest in the fields of science and engineer- ing is motivated by the desire for money. This is all very good from a practical point, for Our Case For The Humanities money is something which we all need. There is something else, though, which we all need in order to have a full life. lt is the ability to express our own ideas and feelings and to live vicariously through the experiences and knowl- edge of others. This need can be fulfilled by use of the humanities. Science itself creates a need for the hu- manities. Nowadays our homes are filled with all kinds of contrivances which do work for us quickly and easily These time-saving devices guve us plenty of leusure tume whuCh we would not otherwuse possess Thus tume us often spent un some useful and enuoyable hobby such as pauntung or musuc Scuentufuc creatuons luke raduo and televusuon would be of luttle unter est to us wuthout the dramatuc and musucal programs The great meducal duscoverues of the past century whuch have uncreased man s Iufe expectancy have also uncreased hus need for the humanutues Sunce the returement age us relatuvely young man must have somethung to occupy hus mund after returement Hobbues un musuc and art are wonderful thungs to pur sue Many people wrute books or contunue theur search for knowledge Books and plays are very entertaunung for leusure tume A play luke The Kung and I takes us to a far off land and entertauns us wuth the amusung expe ruences of a person luke ourselves un a foreugn atmosphere luke Suam For more seruous en t rtaunment there are books luke Three Came Home, whuch acquaunt us wuth the sufferung whuch the P O W s had to undergo un the hands of the enemy durung the two world buographues of such fascunatung people Os Edward Bok and Henry Ford whuch show the rewards whuch these men receuved for per sustent effort There are a great many values unvolved un the use of the humanutues whuch provude rec reotuon for spare tume playung a musucal unstrument actung un a dramatuc presentatuon readung books and creatung some work of art are of great worth They also guve us a chance to provude en tertaunment for others un plays on televusuon and un musucal recutals or concerts These humanutues guve us an opportunuty to develop som of our latent talents un musuc and art and perhaps wrutung Knowledge of the humanutues can also fur ther our scuentufuc program It has been estab Iushed that a great many of our sc entufuc pruncuples today such as the atomuc theory orugunated wuth such Greeks as Plato un clas sucal antuquuty Many of our mathematucal and phulosophucal udea orugunated from such ancuent Greeks as Pythagoras and Euclud Most of us have heard of the Pythagorean theorem whuch states that un any rught angled truangle the square of the hypotenuse us equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sudes Thus theorem was orugunated by Pythag oras a Greek phulosopher about 550 B C The humanutues can be of great use un strengthenung fruendshup throughout the world Furst of all famuly relatuonshups can become umproved by group use of these arts One good example us that of the Trapp Famuly whuch came to the Unuted States from Austrua and has toured the Unuted States guvung concerts and umpressung people every where wuth theur happy famuly Iufe Thus udea of unuty could be effected un a neughborhoocl In my opunuon the neughbors un European countrues are much more fruendly wuth each other than those un Ameruca In many coun trues there are neughborhood gatherungs un whuch everyone takes part I belueve that Ameruca un uts fast development has lost much of thus fun lovung attutude The neughborhood could gather for a festuve evenung wuth enter taunment guven by those who can play musucal that the humanutues have great possubulutues on the natuonal and unternatuonal level un the exchange of groups of students of the human utues Thus practuce could do much un the way of uncreasung knowledge by an exchange of udeas and of promulgatung unternatuonal fruendshup So at thus tume when every country un the world us buuldung up uts Scuentufuc and engu neerung program and many of us are goung unto these fuelds ourselves we must not for get the fact that the humanutues can be of great value to us We must never forget that each human beung possesses a double entuty a body and soul Whule scuence can produce a fuller Iufe from the materual sude we must not allow our souls to stagnate through neglect of the humanutues For some of us these some hu manutues may even provude Q luvung but for most of us they wull provude not only enter taunment but also the cultural vutamuns neces sary to fortufy our spurutual needs So let us realuze the full value of the hu manutues and put them to good use A. D . D. l A ' ' .I I. t I I I I I I - , . ' I . ' . .. V u I . ' - ' I . . I . v ' - ' ' wars and the Korean War. There are also instruments, sing, or act. Finally, l believe I I - . . y . . . A . I I ' l . I . I . - - . . A . - , . I I 2 . . . . . . I . . . ' . I I . ' FQ 'its SHIRLEY A. KALOOSTIAN Essayist The concept of brotherhood means good human relations - about which there is often more talk than practical concern. True brotherhood involves the relationship of in- dividual to individual, it concerns our daily actions. Brortherhood is something like faith. Religious faith is a concept most of us honor, but which we unfortunately neglect much of our lives. Then comes a crisis when our life or the life of somebody we love is threatened. Then our lips begin to form unaccustomed prayers that stumble haltingly from the heart. ls it not the same way with brotherhood? When danger sharpens our sense of common cause, we are only too glad to acknowledge that we are our brother's keeper, and that he is ours. Yet the common cause is always there. If we are all brothers on the field of battle or in the operating room, surely we are still brothers in the mundane surroundings of Fading Barriers our daily lives. The truth of the matter is that, although we accept these high principles of brotherhood, we are often individually too insincere in our application of them. This being so, it is especially important to document by living example the faith which we must have in people and in the conviction that differences among people need present no insurmountable barriers to friendly relae tions. Once men are brought together under circumstances that really permit them to know one another and to embrace common purposes and values, then narrow prejudices concerning race, religion, and color disap- pear. A very encouraging demonstration of brotherhood is exemplified by the Secretariat - the working staff of the United Nations lt shows the abnllty of perhaps the most dlver sffled assemblage of people ln the world to understand one another and to work together amncably Altogether there are some four thousand members of the Unuted Nataons staff repre sentnng the malonty of the natuonalntues of the world They are of all races colors relug :ons languages cultures and ldeologues Their habits of dress eatvng worshup mar ruage and work are varled as many come from hnghly developed and undustrlaluzed countrues whsle others are from underdevel oped agricultural areas There are Afrucans Indo Chlnese and West lndlans working slde by side with their Brltlsh French Russian Greek Scandlnavuan and Latln American col leagues There are Arabs and Jews Hindus and Moslems Buddhists Roman Catholics Angllcans Greek Orthodox and varzetles of Protestants from Baptlsts to Eplscopallans They represent capltalust and communust countries thoroughly democratac govern ments republncs monarchles and even cer taln types of ductatorshnp ln short just about all the barriers known to human relationships are to be found In the United Natuons Buuldlng However we fund that these barriers are remarkably fraglle for all these people so wldely dnversafned In orngln and background work and play together nn Impressive harmony Genuine understanding of drfferent cultures dlssolves and elnmunates duscrlmlnatuons Social and athletnc clubs are formed on the sole basls of common nnterests Thus the Unzted Natnons has become a con genial human company which IS enriched rather than dnvlded by nts many differences Thus far l have mentnoned only one of the great examples of working brotherhood Let us recall the saying lt s the lnttle thungs that count What are these luttle thnngs9 What can you and I as lnttle people do? There should be the deep deslre to under stand people dufferent from us as understand :ng brings the recognition of the good In others an act whnch as the basns of brother hood To gann understandung we must read about luve work and play wuth people of all races creeds and colors For centurres cnvulnzatuon has fought to gain and preserve the basnc human rnghts of relnguous freedom tolerance and the brother hood of mankmd Our natnon was founded upon just such pruncuples and devotion to them has helped buuld the spuntual strength without which Amernca could never have achleved lasting greatness However our country IS strong not because of the efforts of one class one person or one job but through the cooperatuon of all The poolnng of knowledges skulls and experuences has proved to be the answer One of the most common fallacues ns to thunk of human belngs In terms of categories rather than In terms of nndnvrduals Often when an Amerncan vusuts a forengn country many assume that he as vulgar gulllble and extravagant nn short he ganns the dnstasteful and bugoted sobnquet a typncal Amencan ln luke manner the oriental may label a whlte man as typucal nmplymg all the defects and vuces whnch are repulsnve to eastern socnety Catholics Protestants Jews or Democrats and Republlcans are wont to use the name of the opposite sect cult or party un a deroga tory fashion However nn all these cases when the typucal has been forgotten o both sides and only the lndlvndual appraised nt IS usually duscovered that a mutual respect obtains and that the two have much In com mon The most nmportant polnt to practnce IS to be on guard against the danger of gen eraluzung wnth only a few unstances as a gauge Intolerance dlsappears lf a man IS honest with himself If he stops judglng people In general terms and confunes hrs estlmotes to has own personal experlence lt IS much more Important to bulld brldges of understanding between persons than bar rlers of drsllke Durlng the Korean conflict the breaklng down of race barruers occurred every day a soldier of the West rescuing a Korean from a shell crater or a Frenchman fvghtlng slde by snde wlth a boy from Kansas who could not understand a word the former was sayung To remove a barner of dsscord and replace lt by a bridge of harmony IS a servuce to the world as well as to oneself Mutual consideration and understanding tolerance and devotion to prvncnple are the strongest links we can forge rn strengthenung the bonds of brotherhood and faith among our fellow men Graduates of Medford Hlgh School our solemn responsubulnty ns to do all In our power as lndlvlduals to destroy the re malnrng fadlng barriers of prejudlce and bigotry I - 1 1 ' . , T 1 1 1 . , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . I 1 . . . . 1 . . . . A I . I . . I ' I I l . I I I 1 1 . . ' . ' . ' - ' ll - ll - 1 I ' ' . C . ' , I . ' I 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 , , ' , , 1 1 , ' . I I I I - . ' ' . - ' I I . ' . ' g ' 11 - 11 V1 I 1 . , . I - I , . ' 1 I - 1 1 ' I . . ' 1 . ,, , . . . . . . . I II A ' 11 - 11 - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' r 1 I - 1 1 ' - f P 215 RACHEL J. ADDONIZIO HRGQH 276 Mom Street College Course CB, SJ ltolian Club Delegate, House of Delegates, Art Club, All Girl Choir l, Home Economics I, 2, Canteen Club l, Talent Show, Gurls' Sports l, Sophomore Hop Commit- tee, Protective Dept. l 0, N , ek 5 I , - V , A 5 5 :KG ' ll ' in f 1 ,P 'ov ., 3, .W as 'hi' 'wx -n -fd I 1 JOHN AMOROS0 l5 Brogon Road Clerical Training Course Italian Club 2, 3 DIANA AIVALIKLES Dinah 38 Metcalf Street College Course B Sl Camera Club, Little Giant, Home Room Re- porter, SHERMAN J. ALLEN, JR. MAIN 9 Flint Avenue Automobile Mechanics Course MARY JANE ALVES 73 Water Street College Course QB. S.l Spanish 2, 3, Canteen Club, Home Economics Club. JOSEPH J. ANASTASI, JR. John S l Forest Street Clerical Training Course ANN M. ALCIONE Ann A Ralph Street Clerrcol Trolntng Coarse BARBARA L. ANDERSON Barb 9l Woodside Road College Course lB Sl Senior Advisory Council, Cheerleader, J u n I o r Classical League, French Club 2, 3, All Girl Choir, Blue and White: Talent Show 2, 3, Sophomore Hoo Committee, Little Giant Staff l. x I Az. CHARLES ALEXANDER Charlie 73 Golden Avenue Radio cnd Television Course Radio and Television Club l, 2, 3. +.. ft DAVID A. ALEXANDER Dave lO8 North Street College Course 'B Sf Science Club 2, 3. Bobby gets set for the date SANDRA D. ANDROSKI Sandy 35 Winter Street College Course KB. SJ Senior Advlsorv Council, ltalian Club 2, 3, Pro- tecme Dept., All Girl Choir 2, 3, Blue and White Stott, Art ond Biography, Little Giant l, 2, Talent Show 2, 3, Prom Committees l, 2, 3, Sr Prom Usherette. JOSEPH D. ANTONELLI Joe l29 Second Street College Course ltallon Club l ,pin 2'- 5 ev K. THOMAS J. APPLEBAUM Apples 30 Lila Avenue Printing Course Vocational Male Chorus I, 2, Blue and White Staff, Sophomore Prom Committee. Ll Ii I 41 ROGER A. ARBO Arb Nickerson Avenue, Wilmington Automobile Mechanics Course Vocational S t u d e nt Council 2. even in 'Irying times 3 MARGARET P. ARDOLINO Margie I2 Congress Avenue Clerical Training Course All Girl Choir, And we thought that he couldn't do itl RICHARD AUGLIERA LESLIE M. AUSTIN ANGELA F, AVENI Chic 532 Main Street Clerical Training Course if'-een 609 Fellsway Merchandising Course a f A ,ali Chickie I44 Warren Street Stenographic Course Cheerleader, I t a I ia n Club I, 2g House of Delegates 2, Little Giant 3, Bowling I, Art Club 3, Protective Depart- ment 3. I ARMINE R. ARPIARIAN Armin1 330 Winthrop Street Stenographic Course Canteen I, 2, Business Girls' Club, Home Eco- nomics I, 2, Prom Committee I, 2, All Girl Choir I, Talent Show 2, 3, Blue and White 3. ANTHONY J. ASSORTATO Tony 67 Yale Street College Course IB. SJ Italian Club I, 2, ROBERT D. AUCLAIR Bob I6 Ellsworth Street Work Experience Course NOREEN F. BAILEY 66 Warren Street Stenographic Course All Girl Choir I, 2, 3, Little Giant: Protectixe Department, Business Girls' Club. p CV CHARLES E. ASDOT Red IO8 Exchange Avenue Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club. Nl 2 W ', 411 . . ,fwiib 2 ROBERT B. BAKER Little Duke 55 Orchard Street Printing Course Vocational Male Chorus I, 2. 'dj' Q5 MARIE T. BARBARO ,,Re,f 32 Leyden Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3. 'Hg ' 'CN wr BETTY A. BATTISTA Bea 80 Clark Street Stenagraphic Course Sophomore l-lop Commit- tee l, Junior Prorn Com- mittee 2, Little Giant l, Home Economics Club l, Business Girls , Blue and White Staff, Talent Show, 4'- 'lol 'Toi J a. 1 Q , Joim iz. BARCLAY Jabarc 50 Bradbury Avenue Sheet Metal Course Vocational Student Council 3, Senior Ad- visory Council, Student C a b i n e t, Sophomore Dues Agent, Junior Usher for Senior Recep- tion, Junior Rotation, ELIZABETH A. BATCHELDER Betty 30 Wyman Street College Course LB. S.l Bowling l, 2, All Girl Chair l, 2, 3, Spanish Club Secretary 2, 35 Science Club 2. JOHN W. BATES Jack 35 Tufts Street Painting and Decorating Course Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 2. GERALDINE M. BEEBEE Gerry 26 Joseph Street Clerical Course 12? BEVERLY A. BARRY Bev 29 Winslow Avenue Clerical Course 2 5.0, MARIE H. BARTER Marie 249 Boston Avenue Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club. ,Ql ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW Bart 387 Riverside Avenue Merchandising Course we display our wares JUNE A. BELLENGI 36 Carberry Street College Course KB. SJ French Club 2, 3, Prom Committees l, 2, 3, Senior Advisory Council, Canteen l, 2, 3, Ca- chairman 3, Home Eco- nomics l, 2, 3, Co- choirman 2, Talent Show 2, 3, Protective Department 2, 3, Little Giant 3, Junior Marshal. a' -, vi fn .5 . '-9 I .. Vince Carpenito shows excellent form WILLIAM J. BENNETT Bill 2l2 Willis Avenue Printing Course Vocational Male Chorus l, Vocational Student Council 2. BARBARA A. BENVENUTO Barb 80 Frederick Avenue Machine Clerical Course Sophomore l-lop Commit- tee, Junior Prom Come mittee, Home Economics l, 2, Canteen l, Busi- ness Girls 3, Little Giant Staff, Talent Show. f-s AC! - 4 C if Q3' .Nl- l Q T' , . 'z fy! .el ' Jw Q . .Q 3 4 BARRY BERNSTEIN JOHN D. BETTS Barry Jack 265 Governors Avenue College Course lB. Sl Track 3, Intra-mural Basketball 3, Blue and White 3. ANNETTE R. BONO Net 278 Governors Avenue College Course Senior Advisory, Cheer- leader, Blue and White Staff, Little Giant l, 2, 3, Italian Club l, 2, 3, Junior Classical League l, 2, Talent Show 2, 3, Prom Committee l, 2, 3, Protective Department, Historian, 39 Second Street Electrical COurS6 RICHARD W. BIRD Dickie l7 Brooks Park Engineering Course W ,. . . ' films YL! 'Q-. ol' x X 'Q J Mag got it for our T. D. REGINA BOSSI ..Re., l95 Willis Avenue Stenographic Course Vice-President of Senior Class, Secretary of Busi- ness Girls' Club, Cheer- leader, Junior Marshal 2, Junior Prom Commit- tee, S e n i o r Advisory Council, Student Cabi- net, Talent Show 3, Canteen Club, .253 1-ew? ROSE MARIE F. BOSSI Rosie 54 Clark Street Distributive Education Course Art Club, Distributive Education Bowling. ii 'U' 4 '.-AX' Wiser! ,, i BRUCE H. BLAKE Blick 29 Royall Street Printing Course Little Giant Staff l, 2 EDWARD J. BONFILIO Eddie'l 34 Traincrott Street Engineering Course JAMES E. BONFILIO Jim 34 Traincrott Street Distributive Education Course JEAN C. BOYD Jeannie-Little One ll2 Grant Avenue College Course KB. S.l All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, Vice-President ot All Girl Choir 3, French Club 2, Delegate of French Club 2, Little Giant l, Prom Commit- tee l, 2, Junior Mar- shal, Protective Depart- ment. JOHN H. BONASERA Jon Bon 7 Wilson Street Radio and Television Course Radio and Television Club l, 2, 3, Vocational Student Council 3, .lun- ior Business Representa- tive Radio Class 2g ln- tra-mural Yokyball l, 2. S' 3 if ' N..- '-aw ---in 'mp , , '13, A MARY BOYLE Maw l7 Garden Street College Course CB. Sl All Girl Choir l, 2, 3g Little Giant l, 2, Copy Editor 3, Science Club Secretary l, 2, 3, Span- ish Club Delegate 2, 3, Junior Classical League 2. ,sv V ti, ,KW x , if-2 'L an . We 7 I X . K' N-.. X ,l LOUIS R. BREEN Bob 12 Sendlck Road, Woburn Printing Courkc- Bana l, 2, Chorus 1 2 ' w 4 , if fire ful 1 I ,fr-A 'am ,fr -. LORRAINE M. BROWN l,Orry 21 Chrprnon Street Ctr-QD Course Se C r Q r 3 r X pl Hnml Rffiffn, Sapthgnwvrcr r-tzr CfrV7TVTll1lCC', Jann r Prana Camrmrtee Art Club, Dlstrrbame Eaocanm Bvwlrng 3, Bowimg l - GC '-F ...Q in A 8.x-5 , wa . V, 'Wx 1' 1 o fi ' 'vi 1 ,E A I RAYMOND BRENNAN GUY BRIGIDA JOHN F. BRITT RUTH M. BRODERlCK Harpoon SGUNQCH block HRUTWEH 12 South Street Court Shop Coarse JANET L. BROWN Jan 27 Otis Street Machlne Clencal Coarse Home Econornucs Club 3, Red Cross Canteen Club 3. LEON F. BROWN Lee 157 Walsh Street Automobile Mechanlcs Course PHYLLIS BROWN 890 Highland Axenuc Dlstrllvutlxe Edlmatlc n Coarse 1V ce prcardcnt M Dr-.rr lmtnt Edutctr'-r C l.' Sent r Yea' 3 93 .ou 'Y' 571 Mann Street Merchandise Clone lAO Mradlesex Axenae Cnllegc Course ltallar Cal, 1, 2 159 Fellswav West College Coarse 'R. N 1 All Cglrl Ch'lr 1, 2, 3, Pram Carnrrnttee l, 2, Red Crass Canteen Club 3, Home Ecanarnlcs Club 3, Volleyball 2, Little Giant l. bul are never beyond needing help. PRISCILLA K. BROWN Pattl ' 38 Wasan Street Hcsprtal Trarnung Crlllrsc 1-lrnm Eurncrnrlci Clal l, 2, 3 Rc-rl Crfs: Cahn-ur Clul 1, 2 3 P-least 14 Oeleaatee 1, Blue and White Stalt, SCah4,r'nr,re l-lap Cffmrnrttee, Baelfet fail T, Fashlcn Shgv. 3 1 ,Of --9' Miss Taylor, competent office secretary RUTH A. BROWN Ruthlw 106 Lawrence Street Englncurng Prep Course Blue and White Statl 3, Fiutllgntcvrs 2 3 Lilfle Glcflf 1 'vlancglng Edu tor 2, Board at Drrectars 3, Raal Amateor Clalu 1, SL Cnrsh Cab 2, Ccfnuc Calf 2 ,. ARLENE 5. BRUNO 35 MCWUlVTQ SHEET Co-up Course Talent Sr vu 2, Sophrf rncre 1-'gr' Crrrvnnelttp-C, ,lunlar Prgrr Cr Pnrvlttgc, Bafketbcl ' Dletri ,A fr.6 Edulatrn Biwllng 3, BOvvllnQ 1 ,Q .1 'M-. - .Q-1 ,,. fw- -4' TP JACQUELINE M. BURDITT Jackie l8 Ellis Avenue Stenograahic Course Sophomore Prom Com- mittee, Lunch Room. J -..nn4Ci K f pw 'W Jug cur JOHN T. CALLAHAN Jack Bl Canal Street Clerical Training Course Baseball l, 2, 3, Soccer l, 2, CO-Captain 3, Track l, M Club l, 2, 3. fr nfs. Y 4 Af v hi l .. 1 ,, Q WILLARD J. BURDITT Bill 66 Paris Street College Course GEORGE CARGILL Butch 90 Walsh Street Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club. VINCENT G. CARPENITO Vinnie S30 Fulton Street Fine Arts Course Baseball 2 PRUDENCE M. cALoGGERo many 360 Main Street Hospital Training Course Red Crass Canteen Club l, 2, 3, Home Econornics Club l, 2, 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Fashion Show 3. . fm Y: -fu. fl 7 THOMAS W. BYRNE Byrnes 17 Stanley Avenue Radio and Television Course Vocational Radio Club l, 2, 3, Radio Class Treas- urer 3. bi 4 af ,W 'W 5373 N, fin LINDA J. BYRNES 'fByrnesie 39 Lawrence Street Business Machines Course Red Cross Canteen 3, Home Economics Club 3. efficiency is our 'STO an f- ! -..A LORRAINE CAFFARELLA L.ovey l8 Tufts Street Distributlve Education Course forfe, . ALEXANDER A. CAMARA HAI.. 23 Tesla Avenue Machine Shop Course Soccer l, 2, Co-Captain 3, M Club, Blue and White Sta ff, Mole Chorus 3. - .rx .3 1-vs - -o ,ag -4 . YV Nancy, Claire, Carol, and Eileen! Eyes on the copy? JOHN F. CAMPANELLA Johnny lO Fourth Street College Course ltallan Club l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Technical Club l, 2, 3, Football l. ft' ff' it A Q X 'f '?i GINA CANGEMI Gina 238 l-larvard Street Stcnograirhic Course Prorn Cornrnittee 2, Can- teen Club l, Dues Agent l. -P fn. 9 5 I rag' RICHARD E. CANNIZARO Rick l25 Princeton Street Radio and Television Course Vocational Radio Club l, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball l, R a d i o Class Vice-President 2. 'jaf - Lrg: ,.- PETER M. CARROLL Pete 4 Oakland Park Distributive Education Course Bowling l, 2. N66 -dl. 2? i P 'sjfl X, L LAWRENCE J. cANNoN Larry 30 Wicklow Avenue General Course Hockey l, 2, 3, M Club 2, 3, I ' C, 09- :qt V X WSJ' L ANTOINETTE CAPADANNO Annette 57 Hancock Street Machine Clerical Course H O m e Economics l, Canteen l, Business Girls' Club 3, Art Club 3, Blue ond White Staff 3, Talent Show 3, Mrs. McGue takes good care of us S' it 1 u 1 2 4 J .L ef Q ,, X ., 1 .rv -: x ' rg 19' v- 7 MADELINE C. CAPORALE Maddie 8 Laurel Street College Course KB. SJ French Club 2, 3, All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, House of Delegates 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Talent Show l, 3. RITA C. CAGGIANO 22A Orchard Street Machine Clerical Course ROSEMARIE CARVOTTA NRO., I9 Windsor Road Stenographic Course Prom Committee 2, Red Cross Canteen l, Sopho- more Dues Agent. uw 4 '-' BARBARA J. CARY HBObSri 8 Congress Avenue Stenographic Course Protective Department 3, K '19 v-..-vu, ROBERT P. CALDARONE Cal 36 Daly Road Engineering Course ltalian Club l, 2, Tech- nical Club l, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, President 3, Student Cabinet Presi- dent 3, Male Chorus 2, 3, Massachusetts Boys' State Delegate, National Honor Society 2, 3, Jun- ior Cla s s Treasurer, Bowling 2, Junior Usher, Orator. MARY V. CASEY Casey 3l Woodbine Road College Course TA. B.l Volleyball l, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, 2, Badminton l, 2, Bowling l, 2, Jun- ior Classical League l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, All Girl Choir 2, 3, Little Giant 3, Blue and White 3, Senior Advisory Coun- cil 3. Qi mg.: -'-al if ,L ie. . I A an , , i T 3 :xx gm ,s , g TM T W sy JAMES CASSIDY ,, Im., 43 Maple Avenue Shop Course Bowling 2' Track 2, ,J BARBARA A. CATALANO Barb' l67 Park Street Stenographic Course Home Economics 35 Red Cross Canteen 3' Busi- ,N 41' 9' A Wx 4 we-'17 R rg Xl F4 E .alll QT? C HELEN T. CHURCHILL HTYH 22 Bellevue Street College Course lB. S.l Spanish Club l, 2, 35 Little Giant l, 25 35 Science Club l5 Foot- lighters 2, Volleyball 25 Bowling l, 25 Canteen5 Red Crass, Home Eco- nomics Club5 All Girl Choir 35 Protective De- partment 2, 35 Blue and White. .xv R. H I ness Girls' ub 35 Bowling 25 Volleyball l, 25 Badminton 2. GAIL CHASE 58 Mystic Street College Course CA, B.l French Club 2, 35 Junior Classical League 2, 35 Blue and White Staff 35 All Girl Choir 35 Volley- ball 35 Bowling l, 2. RONALD E. CHISHOLM Shoot 3l8 Winthrop Street Automobile Mechanics Course KEITH G. CHURCHILL l2 Marion Street College Course QB. SJ Male Chorus 35 Bowling l . -v -5 . X LENA J. CATALANO Lee 28 Medford Street College Course KB. Si Italian Club l, 2, 3 sive and wmie Staff af 5. he Q-r ffl MARY J. CAVANAUGH Mary 274 Fellsway West Stenographic Course Volleyball l, 25 Bowling 25 Business Girls' Club 35 Canteen 35 Home Economics 35 Badminton 25 Protective Depart- ment 35 Business Girls' Committee .3. gt Wil '7 J 4 ' CAMILLE M. CELLA Camille 25 Braernore Road College Course lR. NJ All Girl Choir 25 35 Italian Club 2, 35 Pro- tective Department 25 Junior Marshal, Blue and White: Red Cross Canteen 35 Volleyball l, 25 Prom Committee l. tor our education has many tacets CAROL A. CIAVARDONE Rocky 69 Yeomans Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 35 Junior Prom Committee, f'g4 wel YTT7' ROSEMARIE CIRIGLIANO HROU 4 Golden Court Stenographic Course House of Delegates 25 Junior Prom Cornmittee5 Red Cross Canteen 2. ii- N darts! RICHARD J. CLEMENTE Richie 36 Cherry Street Merchandising Course Football l, Italian Club l, Technical Club l5 M Club l. -I' -4 , Nl? 11' CHARLES W. CLIFFORD Charlie 4 Usher Road Technical Course Football I, 2, 3, Base- ball I, 2, 3, M Club I, 2, 3. MARY A. COFFEY Coffey 96 George Street College Course lA. B.l Volleyball I, 2, 3, Bos- ketball I, 2, Badminton I, 2, Bowling I, 2, Jun- ior Classical League I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Blue and White Stott 3. 2' DEAN COLLINS 55I Fulton Street Clerical Training Course Projector Club 3, Male Chorus 3, Bowling 2. Our Modern Language Department flies its flags PATRICIA C. COOK Pat 2B4 High Street College Course Badminton 2, Honor S0- Ciety 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Bond I, 2, 3, Little Giant I, 2, 3, Blue and White 3, Jun- ior Classical League I, 2, Footlighters 2, 3, Science Club 3, Dues Agent 3, Valedictorian. 31.-G Ne? JOSEPHINE R. CORSO Mio., 274 Governors Avenue College Course KB. S.l Basketball I, 2, 3, Bad- minton I, 2, 3, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, Italian Club boil l, 2, HM Club 1 l, 2, 3, Little Giant 3. .......9- JOSEPH M. COSTANTINO Joe 62 Third Street College Course Baseball I, 2, 3, Foot- 2, 3, ' MARTHA A. COLLINS Martha 48 Traincroft College Course Volleyball I, 2, 3, Bas- ketball I, 2, Bowling I, 2, Badminton I, 2, French Club 2, 3, Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, Treasurer Junior Clas- sical League, Honor So! Ciety, Prom Committees I 7 RICHARD J. CONNORS Richie I24 Whitney Road College Course IB. S.I Baseball I, 2, 3, M Club 3. JANET CONSOLMAGNO 32I Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club, Homeroom Dues Agent I, 2, Basketball I. JOHN A. COSTELLO Jack I9 Lapham Street College Course KB. S.l 9' Ak - ,. gf ., v 'ii W. I 'sql- WILLIAM J. CONNOLLY Con 42 South Border Road Sheet Metal Course Blue and White Literary Committee. I 1 .Ei 11131 RICHARD COTTER Dick 67 Webster Street College Course Basketball I, 2, 3, Sci- ence Club I, 2, French Club I, M Club 3, Technical Club I, 2, Basketball Captain 3. . 2 www! :lv 1 1' if I P 'lu 'al 'Q GEORGE C. COURTOVICH 49 Pembroke Street Technical Course M Club I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Football 3, Technical Club I, 2. '!mk 'VV v ,af 9. Q . f KEVIN CURRY Buzz I7 Green Road Engineering Prep Course Technical Club I, 3. 42, ,-fy A AA PETER W. CRAFT Pete 58 Powder House Road Business Administration Course FRANCIS E. CUNHA Franny 27 Congress Avenue Radio and Television Course Vocational Radio Club I, 2, 3. PHILIP D. CUNNINGHAM Phil 46 Foss Street Engineering Prep Course Little Giant I, 2, Mon- aging Director 3, Tech- nical Club I, 2, 3, Jun' ior Classical League I, Spanish Club Treasurer 2, Student Cabinet 3, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Usher 2, Quill and Scroll 3. THOMAS M. DACEY Shaft 64 Ship Avenue Radio and Television Course Vocational Male Chorus 2, Radio and Television Club l, 2, Vice-Presv dent 3. LORRAINE N. CROWELLI Little Crow I33 Jerome Street Clerical Business Course Blue and White Staff, Promotions 3, CAROL A. DALEY Carol 29 Logan Avenue Stenographic Course Stenographnc l, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 2, Junior Marshal, Busi- ness Girls Club, Home Economics Clul -4595 no 5,758 H4-K. 'TTS' ,Q 1,31 V 2 if 11,51 6 x PAUL CROWLEY Red 69 Clewley Road College Course vis VIRGINIA A. CROWLEY Ginny 39 Prescott Street Clerical Course Faotllghters I, 2. 5. is Bobby presents the corsage JOSEPH M. D'AMICO Joe 25 Locust Street College Course Italian Club I, 2, 3, Junior Classical League 2, Football I, at .Q 5? NANCY DANE UNCH., I2 Greenleaf Avenue Business Course GZ. wg-5' 'QJ 4-Q-5, .1 315 -f N, .J JOSEPH DARRIGO, JR. HJ oe.. I6 Mayberry Avenue Merchandising Course Hockey l, 2, 3, M Club l, 2, 3. nfs 4 L PATRICIA A. DAVIS Poi l02 Bow Street Work Experience Course Footlighters 2. GERALD L. DAY Jerry 24 Tesla Avenue Business Course M Club 2, 3, Hockey l, 2, 3, social events are important. Arnie's thinking ofthe ice cream. ALFRED DeLEO UAV, 32 Chipman Street College Course lB. SJ Italian Club l, 2, Presi- dent 3, House of Dele- gates 3, Student Cabinet 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Alternate for Student Government Day 3, ln- tramural Basketball 3, Track Team 3. Emerald Fantasy DOROTHY L. DeLEO HDOfi'l9 l59 Myrtle Street Business Course Sophomore Hop Commit- tee, Sophomore Dues Agent, Junior Pram Committee, Cheerleader 3, Business Girls' Club 3, Talent Show 2, 3, Footlighters l, 2, 3, House of Delegates Al- ternate 3, Blue and ROBERT G. DELL ISOLA DeIl llO2 Fellsway College Course CB. SJ Basketball 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, Captain 3, Track 2, House of Dele- gates 3, M Club 3, Homeroom Dues Agent 2, Class President 3, Student Cabinet 3, Sen- ior Advisory 3, Junior Usher 2, Senior Prom -,. I - j? ' l . A WALTER i. DEADY, JR. D. D, l2 Hickory Avenue Work Experience Course Soccer l, Hockey l, M Club. DAVID DeFEO Dave 222 Fulton Street Clerical Course ALLAN P. DeLARlA Any Babe 59l Main Street College Course CB. SJ SOCCer Team, Italian Club, M Club. DIANE M. DELLO RUSSO Diane 306 Main Street College Course iB. S.J Canteen, Home Econom- ics, S e n i o r Advisory Council, Secretary of Student Cabinet, Class Secretary 3, T ale n t Show 2, 3, Blue ond White Staff, House of Delegates l, Junior Mar- shal. S ,. i' , V.. I 'Ti 7'S ' X 'U'- JOAN A. DeANGELlS Joanne 60 Dartmouth Street Clerical Training Course Footlighters l, 2. 1 1,,. 3.34 Q? N' f .Q s . 3I 'S 'iq A 5 LEDA M. DeIVECCHl0 Lydia 205 Salem Street Stenographic Course Home Economics Club l, 3, Canteen l, 3. A-r or 'fr' S. '-wr, White, Little Giant. Committee 3. 7 .,,i ff-1 . ,-lf r? Q i, ii Xi, ' 1237 I , PAUL D. DEMPSEY Paul l5 Vine Street College Course CB. S,l Technical Club l5 Sci- ence Club 25 Bowling 25 Intramural Basketball 3. .XA , I fm? .45 Q g ft sv A ROBERT A. DeSIMON E Bob 45 Alexander Avenue College Course 1 . V ,Cl Q ' 1 x ,Q fnzr 3 ...V X ff. RALPH J. DENNEHY 39 Gould Street, Wakefield Printing Course Vocational S t u d e nt Council 3. MARJORIE A. DESCHAMPS Margie 29 Marshall Street Business Machines Course Business Girls' Club 35 Canteen 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 3. ALFRED A. DeSlMONE Sonny 98 Wright Avenue Radio and Television Course Football l, 2, 35 M Club5 Junior Banquet Representative5 Senior Banquet Committee5 Vo- sational Male Chorus l. PAUL M. DEVER Gov 502 Salem Street Accounting Course Spanish Club l J? il -in GLORIA E. DeOLlVEIRA Glo 85 Park Street Stenagraphic Course Business Girls' Club5 Art Staff of Blue and White. l'N fs ROSALIE V. De PAsQuAi.: NRO.. 372 Main Street College Course KB, Sl House of Delegates 25 Chairman of Home Eco- nomics Club 35 ltolian Club l, 25 Canteen 35 Art Club 2, 35 Little Giant Agent 25 Talent Show 3. .441 4' TM? 53-.eu -Q, L, 4' 1' A PASQUALE J. DeROSA Duke lO Rice Avenue Clerical Training Course Art Club 35 Male Chorus 3. ROBERT DeVIVO Bob 2l8 Fulton Street Engineering Course Football l, 25 35 Span ish Club 2. ag If' 1 ' 10' 1 '- ' 5 Y , . . X Charlie Rasa joints the BUNKO SQUAD JOANN M. DeYOUNG HJOH 62 Morton Avenue Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 35 Blue and White Statf5 Talent Show 3. ROBERT DeYOUNG Bob 62 Morton Avenue Electrical Course nrghnnnx Ty? CAROL A. DiBLASl 28 Seventh Street Business Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 35 All Girl Choir, Home Eco! nomics Club. J.. -9' 'ww -1, GUY F. DECENZO 25 Valley Road College Course Football l5 Italian Club l, 2, 35 Treasurer of the Italian Club. I g . .T gi, A i . -24 1 : , ANN M. DiGIOVANNl Annie 228 Harvard Street Clerical Training Course Art Club 35 Red Cross Canteen, Home Econom- ics5 Girls' Volleyball l, Girls' Bowling l, 'there are many solutions to a problem: Z I 7.1. Roger Arbo gives help to some underclassmen MAUREEN J. DONNELLAN HMO., 204 Woburn Street College Course lB. S.l Senior Advisory Council5 Blue and White lliter- aryl5 French Club 2, 35 All Girl Choir e retary f All ir Choir 3 Talent Show 2 orn Usher l Little Giant Prophet ja AUDREY M. DOONAN 29 Logan Avenue Stenographic Course H o m e Economics 35 Business Girls' Club 35 Protective Department l. ji gl' MARSHALL H. DORFMAN Marsh 54 Ellsworth Street Business Course Blue and White Year Book Staff 3. '29 it-0 1 rw e ,,,.. nr I in-fum 'T' 4- 'Y ss . A 4 WAYNE R. DiLORENZO SAMUEL DiMAMBRO Moana Sam 78 Bonner Avenue Shop Course Art Club 35 Male Chorus 3. RICHARD R. DiPAOLO Dick 5 Second Street Technical Course Class President l5 Prom Committee l5 Technical Club 35 Art Club 3. JOHN F. DOHERTY Doc lO4 First Street Engineerinp Prep Course 40 Everett Street Clerical Training Course El 45 3,241 N ig- ,wg Q , ,a X NANCY C. DOYLE JANICE A. DRISCOLL HNOHH 3l Pleasant Street College Course KR, N.l ,Jann 49 Cushing Street Stenagraphic Course Blue and White Staff 35 Business Girls' Club 35 Red Croos Canteen 35 Protective Department 2. Home Economics 35 Pro- tective Department 2, 3. c ' 3 ps' 5- QA ,gas ,fag 11' ji, ev-f 3, . ,-. !'r wg, 1:94 S N' 'inf ROBERT J. DUNCAN Bob 47 Summit Road Technical Course Bowling League l. ey ,Q FREDERICK H. ELWELL Fred 229 Main Street Technical Course Band l5 Spanish Club 25 S o c c e r 35 Technical Club 35 Manager of Basketball 2, 3. Al' 'wily 3 -I -41.41 I? fl- ,X ROBERTA C. DUNCAN Bobbie 55 Grace Road Stenagraphic Course Home Economics Club l, 35 Canteen l, 35 Busi- ness Girls' Club 35 Blue and White: Sophomore and Junior Prom Com' mittee5 Protective De- partment 25 Little Giant 3. BARBARA A. EDGERLY Edge 55 Morton Avenue Business Machines Course Class Secretary l5 Prorn Committee l5 Talent Show 2, 35 Dues Agent 35 Business Girls' Club 35 Canteen Club 35 Home Economics Club 35 Protective Depart- ment. ANN D. EDGETT 8 Usher Road Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3. ROBERTA A. EMMONS Berto 99 Harvard Avenue Clerical Training Course Talent Show l, 2, 35 Bowling l, 2, Horne Ecc- nomiCS Club 3. af 4l fi ' 4 . 5 V '52 at .ai lr , . 9 ' X Al '- THOMAS M. DUNCAN LISA C. DURANTE ROBERT W. EARLY Tom 82 Fulton Street Bob' 85 Boston Avenue College Course l49 Gaston Street Merchandising Course Basketball 25 Tennis 3, College Course MARY E. ENGLISH 350 Fulton Street Stenographic Course Home Economics Club 3, Business Girls' Club 35 Library Staff 3. K 'F -4 73 Badminton 3. Helen and Phil check Little Giant files ELAINE B. ERWIN 20 Hamilton Street College Course Junior Classical League l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 35 House of Delegates 3, Protective Department 3, Canteen Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Blue and White 35 Talent Show 2, 35 Prom Committee l, 25 Vice- President Spanish Club 2, Prophet. in 4 ANITA M. ESPOSITO 98 Frederick Avenue Stenographic Course w-.1 1 x 665 I- f . 0 Lf. , M' J EILEEN FIGUEIRA Eileen 55 Warren Street Machine Clerical Course Footlighters 35 Business Girls' Club 35 President 35 All Girl Choir 35 House of Delegates 25 Student Cabinet 3. '1 'Ff 'lf .AFV ROBERT B. FLEMING Bob 68 Bow Street Distributive Education Course Senior Advisory Council 3 Distributive Education Club 3 Basketball Man ager 2 Hameroom Dele gate al .av J f x v A fe? I T37 X, ALICE FILAMOND 36 Leyden Street Merchandising Course Junior Prom Committee5 Library Staff 35 Junior Marshal. ROBERT FITZGERALD FifZi6 73 Sydney Street College Course IB. SJ Technical Club5 Science Club5 Intramural Basket- ball5 Intramural Volley- ball. CAROL: A. FITZPATRICK Fitzy 356 Winthrop Street College Course IR. N.J Protective Department 25 Canteen Club 35 Home Economics Club5 Blue and White Staff 35 Talent Show 35 Fashion Show. MARTHAXP. FLINT Marty I36 Allston Street Stenographic Course l, 25 Machine Clerical 3 Senior Concert Band l, 2 3' Protective Depart ment 2 3 Talent Show -J 5. W 1 LEG V RICHARD FINIGAN Fin 47 Charnwood Road Merchandising Course Track 3. 57 5 w MARYANN FIORENZA Fiorenz 28 Oak Road Business Machine Course Home Economics5 Red Cross Canteen5 Talent Show 2, 35 Art Clubp Blue and White Staff. individuality is another: MARGARET A. FITZGERALD Mpeg., 2 Fourth Street Hospital Tigaining Course Home Economics 35 Red Cross Canteen 35 Fash- ion Show 3. GEORGE J. FLYNN ,,Gig., 49 Ridgeway Road Merchandising Course Football l, 2, 35 Hockey 25 Outdoor Track 35 M Club 2, 35 Dues Sxgent 35 Male Chorus , -1 ti ' fix! JANET FLYNN Jan 95 Hillsdale Road College Course Spanish Club 2. 20x 1 5 A-heml DAVID M. FOLEY Dave 32 Auburn Street College Course IB. S.l French Club 3. fi IO S .Q ,Q ' 1 A MARYANN FOLEY I5 Cross Street Clerical Training Course Business Girls' Club, King Robert and h DANIEL C. FOWLER Danny I5 Pleasant Street Merchandising Course Talent Show I, 3, Sophomore Prom Com- mittee I, Senior Prorn Committee 3, Male Chorus 3. IEE' nr 1 if J l wwf . f 'ga A . 1 Z A , 5 FREDERICK L, FQLLISI DENNIS G. FORD WILLIAM J. FORREST JR. 65 Greenleaf Avenue Bill Fred College Course 60 Haines Street 5l Warren Street Engineering Prep Course Projector Club 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Technical Club, Science Club I, French Club 2. is Queen at our Emerald Fantasy GEORGE R. FRENCH Bud 387 Fulton Street College Course LAWRENCE W. FUDGE Larry 3l Charnwood Road College Course QB. S.l Basketball I, 2, 3, Soc Cer 2, 3, House at Dele gates 3, M Club 3 Junior Usher at Gradua tion. S.,-fer 'X r Engineering Course CAROL A. FORTI Carol 6 Wolcott Street College Course Vice-President I, Senior Advisory Council, Honor Society 2, 3, Girls' State, Blue and White 3, French Club 3, Secre- tary 2, Junior Classical League I, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, All Girl Choir, Talent Show 2, Little Giant. JOSEPH FOTI I77 Lawrence Road Technical Course Italian Club I, 2, 3, Technical Club I, 2, 3, Dues Agent I, Indoor Track 3. NINA P. FUDGE Nina 26 Vallev Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3, Red Cross Canteen 3, Home Economics Club 3, Fashion Show 3, Pro- tective Department I, Q j GQ vt FRANCESCA FORTE Dee Dee 73 Cedar Road Fine Arts College Course Art Club I, Italian Club l, 2, Little Giant I, 2, Art Editor 3, All Girl Choir I, 2, 3. JIS- i -a-nl' M. PAUL V. FURLOTTE Furl 2l Austin Road College Course KB. S.l Medford High School Journal 3. gi 2,9 ,I 'W' Wm 'Dx ,C f 4 v i T' I , RONALD F. FURR Ronnie 42 Arlington Street Technical College Course 1 . I ' ,gsm ui' JOSEPH F. GATTUSO Joe Gott 303 Lawrence Road College Course CB. Sl Technical Club 3. 5? Ry' LQ ft: ,f. JOHN M. GAFFEY 96 Forest Street College Course House of Delegates 5 Little Giant l, 2, 35 Blue and White Staff 3, Hockey lg Footlighters 3, Sophomore P r o m Committee. JOHN GALLOWAY Johnny 70 Adams Street College Course lB. S.l Track 35 Homeraom Re- porter for Little Giant l KATHERINE GALVIN ,,Koy,, 72 Evans Street Clerical Course Protective Department. BEATRICE L. GAWLINSKI Betty 22 Manning Street Business Course Business Girls' C l u b Home Economics, Can teen, 'Q vi I-CX LORRAINE R. GALASSO l4 Dutton Circie Stenographic Course Sophomore Prom Com- mittee, Badminton lg Fashion Show 2, Junior Marshal, Talent Show 3, Blue and White Sec- retarial Staff 3, and Homeraom Representa- tive l. MARJORIE GALJAARD Margie 25 Bradshaw Street Stenographic Course Prom Committee l, Bad- minton lg Fashion Show 2, Talent Show 3, Blue and White Staff 3. JAMES J. GALLAGHER Jimmy 792 Highland Avenue College Course CB. S.l Football 2, 3, M Club 3, Senior Editor of Medford High School Journalg Dues Agent 2, precision lends to perfection: l'l 4-r-f, space! Dottie De Leo makes the machine look good LILLIAN GIAIMO NUI., 22 Wright Avenue Clerical Training Course Blue and White 3, Can- teen, Talent Show, Little Giant. ' LEONORA GIANGRANDE Lee 273 Park Street Machine Clerical Course Canteen. 11' MADALYN C. GIGANTE Madalyn 45 Seventh Street College Course ltalian Club l, 2, 3, Junior Classical League 2, All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, Little Giant l, 2, 35 Homeraom Delegate for Career Conference 3. Q If 'ng- 14' jx 7.5 ..-.5 , i , f 2 ROBERT GIGLIO Bob 2l Henry Street Work Experience Course Bowling League l, 2, ltolian Club lg Projector Club l, 2, 3. 'ROSALIE L. GIGLIO HROH 2l Henry Street Work Experience Course 'Q fffc CAROLYN A. GILLIS Gil 9 Whitman Road Machine Clerical Course House of Delegates I, Basketball l. Bobby on the loose again Y WILLIAM GOSSE Billy 63 East Albion Street Clerical Course ' 3' ffl, 1 -49' CAROL GRADY Carol 64 Sherwood Road Business Machines Course Home Economics, Blue and White: Business Girls' Club, Canteen. RNML bv -heirs-,-vp CAROL A. GRAVELLE Carol Ann 425 Fulton Street Machine Clerical Course Canteen 2, 3, Home Economics 2, 35 Treas- urer of Business Girls' Club 3. A 1 'Nur' if K ALBERT GINGRAS UAV, 83 Traincrott Shop Course Male Chorus. CAROL E. GIZZI 53 Playstead Road Machine Course BRYAN H. GOODMAN lO2 Sagamore Avenue Merchandising Course RICHARD A. GRECO Richie l4 Fairfield Street Clerical Course is M 110 ' ,.f-' ROBERT C. GIORDANO Butch 499 Salem Street Automobile Mechanics Course Student Council 2, 31 Sophomore Dues Agent, Junior Prom Committee 'VW A JAMES L. GRIFFITHS Jim 7 Chestnut Street College Course CB. SJ v 1? is 5 275-' l1 w ? x wwf 1 IK nonsncz snoss Fla 42I Winthrop Street Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club Bowling l, Valley- ball I, Camera Club I, 2, Footlighters 2. w'vff '7 N., er PATRICIA H. HARE Patty 7 Revere Place Stenographic Course Business Girls' C l u b, Home Economics, Can- teen, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Talent Show 2, 3, Football Usher 2. r 2 .xxf 1 1 4 ffm -.5 vvf? 5? K . ,ll v S., Q LILLIAN GUASTAFERRO I9 Barrett Street Stenographic Course BRENDA L. HALLETT Brenda 49 Evans Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' C l u b, Home Economics Club, Junior I-lameroom Re- por'er, Little Giant I, 2, JUDITH E. HANDLEY Judi 69 Ripley Road College Course Cheerleader, Blue and White Staff, French Club 2, 3, Home Eco- nomics Club, Footlight- ers 2, Camera Club, Girls' Sports, Little Giant 2, Canteen 3, Talent Show 3. NELSON F. HARRINGTON 99 Sharon Street Shop Course 19. 61 wi' '36- ,fe Qs., M- -lf f i VV A azz, A GEORGE F. GUSTIN ARTHUR M. HADLEY KENNETH L. HALL Gussie Art Merc 47 Wareham Street 63 Roberts Road 72 Webster Street Machine Shop Course Clerical Training Course Machine Shop Course ELIZABETH A. HARRIS Betty 32 Greenleaf Avenue College Course Volleyball l, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, 2, Bowling l, 2, 3, Badminton I, 2, Cheerleader, House of Delegates 2, Blue and White Staff, All Girl Choir 3, Canteen Club 3, Fashion Show 3, Talent Show 3. Mother and Sister SGY Q00d night JOAN E- JOANNE T. HAYES HAWKESWORTH Joan 49 Marion Street lO Paul Road Machine Clerical Course Qlemgol Training Course in 41 QM , 'R l , gs I 'z- F: S-I' il -M f lb, tl JOSEPH R. HEALY Dumbo 287 Salem Street Machine Course IGN , ff? if MILDRED A. HENDERSON Millie 68 Arlington Street College Course KB. S,l Talent Show 2, Junior Prom Committee 2, June ior Marshal 2, All Girl Choir 2, President 3, Senior Advisory Council 3, Student Cabinet 3, Year Book Staff 3, Little Giant 3. DOROTHY M. HENNIGAN Dotty I6 Harris Road Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Bowling, Basketball 2. iudicious supervision contributes, PHILIP J. HINES Phil 29 Morrison Street Printing' Course Vocational S t u d e n t Council 2, Vocational Male Chorus l. lam, 41 Check and double'check CHERYL A. HOBBS Cherry I6 Corinne Road College Course CB. S.l Red Cross Canteen l, 2, 3, French Club 2, Foot- lighters 2, Blue and White Staff 3, Little Giant I, 3. lj J ,fl 44' f-.f- MARION E. HOLDING Mayan 27 Carberry Street College Course Basketball l, Spanish Club 2, Bowling l. fi' i if -L JD., s , 4117 ? 'ix ef , f .ah JOHN J. HENSON, JR. 58 Buzzells Lane Cabinet Making Course Vocational Male Chorus 2, 3. HERBERT F. HEWITT Herb I4 Tyler Avenue College Course Track 3. EDWIN JOSEPH HILL ButChy 9 Cottage Street College Course KB. 5.9 FOOTbOll, M Club. MARGARET K. HOOD Margaret 52 Stickney Road College Course Tennis 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 2, Horne Economics Club, Prom Committee 2, Blue and White 3, Talent Show. -- i 0' - 1, '72 X MARY HERMITAGE l5 Leonard Circle Scientific Course French Club. 'wif ' W? 4... f .V :au ,, is EVELYN P. HOPKINS Evie 35 Dianne Road College Course Basketball l, Volleyball l, 2, Badminton l, Little Giant 2, Cheer- leader 3, Home Eco- nomics 3, Canteen 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Prom Committee 2, Talent Show 2, kv J 'l if ,44- fix v-'ff Q MARGARET J. HORAN Peggy 9 Lewis Street Clerical Course 1 'Q wa ve. , .37 ' . if-J , 3 'mtv' 14 iff rt.. CAROLE A. IANNACONE 26 Monument Street College Course Basketball l, Home Eco- nomics 3, Little Giant 2, Canteen 3, French Club 2, Pram Committee 2, House of Delegates 3, Homeroom Dues Agent 3, Talent Show 2, 3 Q- , 3 ...H ,Q Q . v- V f L PAUL J. HOWARD Howie 793 Highland Avenue Radio and Television Course Radio and Television Club l, 2, 3, Champion- ship Vocational Volley- ball Team l. NANCY E. HUNT 43 Elm Street College Course lR. N.l Home Economics 3, Can- teen 3, Homeroom Dele- gate 2, Protective De- partment 2. DANIEL G. HURLEY Dan I5 Benham Street College Course KB, S.l Blue and White Promo tional Department 3, Track 2, Bowling l, Junior Usher, Sophomore Hop, Medford H i g h School Journal 2, House of Delegates l, 3, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Little Giant l, 2, Adver- tising Manager 3. GLADYS E. JABLONSKI Honey l32 George Street College Course QA. B.J Junior Classical League l, 2, Coordinator 3, French Club 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, All Girl Chair 2, 3, Blue and White Literary Editor, Volleyball 2, 3, Basket- ball l, 2, Bowling l, 2, Badminton l, 2, 'c fish . ' ' f, mt., , A 115 i f : ,Q IU V H4 ,gh MARY L. HUBBARD 'fMary 45 Mayberry Avenue Clerical Training Course Business Girls' Club 3, Protective Dept. l, 2, 3, Art Club 3, Dues Agent l, 2, Badminton l, Blue and White Staff, Biogra- Dhy Staff 3. l fi YU' ...av- fxy A Nw., 4 RUTH F. HUCKINS RICHARD C. HUGHES Ruthie Cueball l l Osborne Road College Course lR. NJ Protective Department 2, 3, Library Staff l, 2, 3, Canteen Club l, 2, 3, Home Economics 3. 2 Sunnyside Terrace Electrical Course LOIS A. JACKSON ll Sagamore Park College Course French Club 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2. Blue and White Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Bowl- ing l, 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Badmin- ton 2, as 'ff' - . xi Dave and Stan get ready for the show SHIRLEY R. JACKSON Shirl 40 Evans Street College Course French Club 2, 3, Foot- lighters 3, Fashion Show 2, 3, Talent Show 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Little Giant Staff l, 3, Cheerleader 3, Pra- tective Department l, 2, Historian. 1 'F Y 1 JAMES J. JAMIESON Jim 26 Second Street College Course Baseball l, 2, 3. -,ca foo IC T' .,2' l -g J N- Z .1 PAUL J. JENNEY 47 Massachusetts Avenue College Course Indoor Track l, 2, 35 Outdoor Track l, 2, 35 Junior Classical League 35 M Club 3. as independent JUNE E. JEWELL 4l Fourth Street Stenographic Course All Girl Choir GUDRUN JOHANNSSON Goodie - l6 Priscilla Lane Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 35 Little Giant 25 Blue and White Staff, Dues Agent l5 Canteen 35 Cheer- leader, Sophomore Prom Committee, Protective Department 35 Home Economics l5 T a l e n t Show 2, 35 Fashion Show 25 Junior Marshal. accomplishment is necessary. CHRISTINE KAVAL Chris 62 Bowen Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 35 Home Economics Club l, 3 All Girl Choir l Al Gingras squares it up in General Shop ROBERT J- KEARNEY WALTER T. KEARNEY Bob Walt 2Ol Elm Street 58 Burget Avenue College Course Electrical Course ,431 nr ffm JOYCE T. JOHANNSSON 260 Lawrence Road College Course Spanish Club 2, 35 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Canteen 35 Blue and White Staff, Foot- lighters 25 F a s h i o n Show5 Camera Club l, 2, 35 Bowling l5 Protec- tive Department 2, 3. NORMAN E. JONES Normie 2l Hume Avenue Technical Course Radio Club l, Science Club l, 2, 35 Technical Club 3. SHIRLEY A. KALOOSTIAN Shirl 282 Main Street College Course Cheerleader5 Honor So- ciety, French Club 2, 35 Homeroom Delegate 25 Junior Marshal5 Talent Show 35 House of Dele- gates I5 Little Giant Collector 35 Blue and White Staff5 All Girl Choir5 Dues Agent 35 Prom Committee I, 25 Essayist. GEORGE KELLY Kell l48 Winthrop Street College Course I ARLENE T. JOHNSON 64 First Street Machine Clerical Course C 3 -J i -4-1' . 5 and . Fx fi. pa 1'....4 , , , . V, ,fir-vc ,qs KCY -mx ,Q i Y fi MARY K. KELLY ,,Red,. 82 Frederick Avenue Stenographic Course Volleyball l5 Badminton I5 H o m e Economics Club l, 25 Business Girls' Club 3. '3' yn-W .Al N V -W 6 Q.. ,fi f l ff PAUL E. KELLEY 568 Riverside Avenue Merchandising Course Footlighters 3. 2 'N ii in ff .- f .' 'Tw Q Nm JAMES B. KYLE Jim ll5 Walsh Street Printing Course Q , vw 947 .gl RONALD L. KELLEY Ron lO4 Dudley Street Clerical Course Basketball l, 2, 3, Base- ball 2, 3, Soccer 3, M Club 2, 3, Little Giant 1 ANNE E. KING Andy 26 Amaranth Avenue College Course Spanish Club 2, 3, Carn- era Club, Secretary l, Vice-President 2, 3, Footlighters 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, Blue and White Staff, Girls' Sports. EDWARD J. KOZOWYK, JR. Kaz 861 Broadway, Chelsea Printing Course Track l, Junior Usher. FRANCES A. LaBELLA Sis l85 Willis Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' C l u b, Senior Advisory Council, Canteen, Basketball 2, Talent Show, Co-head Cheerleader, J u n i o r Prom Committee. .tl . . Q KR? r ,M If Q. x 6 ' 'J .7 Ki ax., ,,,,, fi WILLIAM F. KELLEY l'Bomber 32 Chardon Road Distributive Education Course Track l, 2, Cross Coun- try, Soccer l, Distribu- tive Education C l u b, Bowling. ,QW la it cmuziss w. xsnco ffciiiciuef' 20 Long Street Business Course Glee Club, Footlighters, Drama Club, Concert for the Male Chorus, Music Festival. .5 4'7- gg 95 f'7 JANE M. KERINS 32 Woodland Road Clerical Training Course Junior Prom Committee, Camera Club l, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, Bowling l, 2. we start from the bottom I ll Rosen J. LaBELLA Bob l85 Willis Avenue College Course KB, S.l Hockey l, 2, Captain 3, Soccer 2, 3, President M Club 3, House of Delegates 3, Student C a b i n e t, Homeroom Representative. Bob reaches tor a high One ARTHUR J. LABRIE HAHH l36 Westwood Road Technical Course Basketball l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Technical Club, M Club. ,Y -Y WALTER J. LACEY Butch 59 Century Street College Course otball l, 2, 3, M Fo Club 3, .YN . 3' 9 A .R A -... -'ff' ,pv- .. 25 is X, -6 -.1 69- I fu 1 N-p J' if ,, JUDITH A. LAHAM Judy 30 Windsor Road Stenographic Course Junior Marshal, Business Girls' Club 35 Home Economics Club5 Sopho- more Hop Committee, Talent Show5 Junior Prom Committee5 All Girl Choir l5 Basketball 4 'L a PM 'HH 'V i 'G --49' I JUDITH A. LAIRD Judy 46 Walnut Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 35 Home Economics Club 3. i G. I If 1 11- . 6 T2 5.14 Lu 'gy . GERALD A. LAMBERT Gerry 62 Lincoln Street Machine Course Soccer 35 Vocational Male Chorus 3. Judy and Bobby arrive at the hall ROBERTA M. LELAND Bobbie 27 Hickory Avenue College Course Bowling l, 25 Volleyball 35 J u n i o r Classical League 2, 35 French Club5 All Girl Choir 35 Blue and White Staff 3. v- 4 DOLORES C. LEONE Lovey I4 Carolina Street Stenographic Course Volleyball lg Basketball l5 Badminton l5 Sopho- more Hop Committee, Protective Department 25 Science Club l, 2, 35 Business Girls' Club, Li- brary Staff 35 Blue and Whitep Literary Depart- ment5 Little Giant. if NANCY A. LIBBY 8 Pleasant Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3 Senior Advisory Council Homeroorn Delegate. 4 'vb' L 41 A A I L L ,, 4 A Q 7 .. fu. ' .V 4-.mfs I I sz lr ...Q RICHARD P. LANE Dick l7 Orchard Street College Course Hockey 35 Junior Classi- cal League. BETTE-ANN LAWRENCE Bette 74 Warren Street College Course ROBERT H. LeBERT Red 30 Willard Avenue College Course Track 2, 3. ARTHUR J. LIMA Artie 24 Ellis Avenue College Course Basketball l, Soccer l. ' ' 'Ribs -QI' 'bw 'W .av r -. , , , iff? L..-L. LORRAINE R. LAVOIE 70 McCormack Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 35 Home Economics Club 3. if 7 'IK , if' .71 Wm .uh 1 1.ai'f..f'-11 WAYNE B. LINDGREN Wayne 29 Aquovio Road Engineering Prep Course Technical Club l, 2, 35 Projector Club l, 2, 35 Science Club 2. -. 'f . .4 Wiki W - -1-sg, 10 .'D5 f . , is fo-Q -up ' I, Y .rub ARLENE E. LINDSEY 'lLynn 64 Harvard Avenue Machine Clerical Course Home Economics 2, Busi- ness Girls' Club 3, Blue and white Stott 3, Tal- ent Show 3. we :fa 1 Jae. 'C li RUDOLPH H. LORENZ Rudy 380 Fulton Street Fine Arts Course Art Club 3, Male Chorus l, Track Team l. 4 - .ai g fvfq X , .Wy R, x ia Jil sd 17 nt DOLORES S. LoCICERO Dolly l Allston Terrace Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 3, Bowling l, 2 ARLENE D. LOONEY lO5 Wcson Street Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club Treasurer. PAULA M. LORD 188 Washington Street Steno ra hic Course Q P Blue and White Stott 3, Business Girls' Club 3, Dues Agent l, Volley- ball l, Badminton l. EVERETT L. LOVERING Bud 66 North Street Machine Sho Course D Vocational Male Chort.: 3 . , 1 QQ 1 T MARION E. LOGGIE 89 Fulton Street Machine Clerical Course Student Cabinet 3, Busi- ness Girls' Club 3, Presi- dent ot Art Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Junior Marshal, Talent Show 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee. ELIZABETH L. LOHNES Betty ll5 Fulton Spring Road College Course lB Sl '3 JOHN J. LONERGAN Johnny 2l Troincrott College Course Senior Advisory Council 3, Little Giant 3, Jun- ior Classical League, Junior Marshal, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Committee but attain places ot responsibility. DOLORES R. LUCARELLI l7 Cook Circle Stenagraphic Course Business Girls' Club 3, Blue and White Stott 3 'sf' ' . Y5 Miss Lawton, efficient and cooperative HELEN L. LUNETTA 90 Medford Street College Course lB. S.l Little Giant Reporter 2, 3, House of Delegates 2, Band l, 2, 3, Italian Club l, 2, 3, Science Club l, 2, 3, Junior Classical League 2 .wk Q l nik 1 J 3 MICHAEL A. LUONGO ' Big Mike 91 Westwood Road Co-operative Course Track l, Football 2, Junior Usher, Senior Ad- visary Council, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Pram Curnrnittee .xxyv ,. , 5 X 'D' BENJAMIN LYoNs Tookie i6 Foster Court Work Experience Course Bowling l, Homeroom President l, Science Club l, Track l, Sopho- more Hop Committee, Male Chorus l. sQ. .qs ARTHUR J. MACAULEY Mucca 60 Morton Avenue Radio and Television Course Vocational Radio Club l, 2, 3, Football l, Bas- ketball l, Vocational Male Chorus 2, Intra- mural Volleyball vff? LEO W. McCARRON, JR. Leo 43 Harvard Ave. Scientific Course Projector Club l, 2, 3, Radio Amateurs' Club l, 2, 3, Soccer Team. John Bates supervises in Painting and Decorating ELEANORE L. McCAW Ellie'1 60 Edward Street Hospital Training Course Home Economics l, 2, 3, Canteen l, 2, 3. 1' 'rn qs., X -ALQV DENISE McCARTHY 128 Grant Avenue Business Machines Course PAUL F. McCARTHY Arch'e 128 Grant Avenue Distributive Education Course Distributive EClUCOTlOl'W Club Secretary, Track. PAUL A. MCCAULEY Mock 73 Wolcott Street Work Experience Course BEVERLY A. MCCUNE WILLIAM L. JUDITH A. BeV ' MQCDOUGALL MocELHINEY 260 Park Street Stenographic Course Junior Prom Committee, Canteen 3, Blue and White Promotion, Home Economics 3, President Talent Show 3, Business Girls' Club 3, Senior Art C l u b Vice President, Student Cabinet. fs I -jg rf -rv HB-HH I 26l Fulton Street College Course lB. S.i '19 HJudyn lO2 Summer Street Stenographic Course Vice-President of Busi- ness Girls' Club 3, Blue and White Secretarial and Biographical Staffs, Sub-cheerleader 3, Pro- tective Department 3' i Home Economics Club 3. 1 'IN DOROTHY A. McCARTHY Dott Y 58 Albion Street Hospital Training Course Home Economics Club 3, Red Cross Canteen 3, Cheerleader, Protective Department 2, Fashion Shows l, 2, 3, Talent Show 3. a 1 Q .-AY 3 Ag? V ' ...,, 1 f . f-1' X l AA ,. .var ...M f f' lnii WILLIAM J. McGRATH Bud ll Chester Avenue College Course KA. Bi House of Delegates, President, French Club, Treasurer, Basketball l, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, M Club, Little Giant l, 2, Blue and White Staff, Junior Classical League Senior Advisory Council, Junior Usher, Student Cabinet, lvv Orotor. 2'-,fn ff' --if nl' . RODERICK M. MocKILLOP Rod l55 Brooks Street College Course Secretary, House of Dele- gates 3, Little Giant l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Junior Classical League 2, 3, J.V. Basketball l, Blue ond White Year- book 3. 3 3' Ll 3'9 J Q i BRENDA MABEL 40 Exeter Street College Course Bowling l, 2, 3, French Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Footlightors 2, 3, All Girl Choir 2, 3, Volley- ball l, Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee. ft ROBERT J. McLAUGHLIN Bob 6l Monument Street Fine Arts College Course Sophomore Hop l, Jun- ior Prom 2, Senior Prom 3, Track l, Little Giant l, 2, 3, Art Club 3, Homeroom Representa- tive 3, Junior Prom King 2, Blue and White, Legislative Group l, 2. CAROL A. McNUGE Nuge 308 High Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Little Giant Staff l, 2. CHARLES E. McPHERSON, JR. Mac 9 North Street Automobile Mechanics Course CORRINE MACARIS Corrinie 49 Marshall Street Machine Clerical Course 'V' JEAN P. McMAHON Jeanie 14 Woodside Road College Course lA. B.l League Junior Classical l, 2, 3, Little Giant l, French Club 2, 3, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, Blue and White Staff, Literary 3, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, Badminton 2, Volleyball 3, Prom Com- mittee 2, Dues Agent 2, 3. 6 JOHN A. McMASTER Jaye 52 Sheridan Avenue Automobile Mechanics Course DOUGLAS MocMlLLAN Doug 8 Edward Place College Course so otten attention to detail benefits Alan and Norman do an experiment in Physics A. DIONE MADDEN NDI.. 5l Lincoln Street Business Machine Clerical Course Basketball l, Volleyball l, 2, Badminton l, 2, Business Girls' Club 3, Library Staff 3, All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Program Committee for Business Girls' Club 3. CHARLES MAGAW Charlie l57 George Street College Course lB. Sl Soccer 2, 3, M Club 3, Track l, Dues Agent l. LINDA C. MAGOLDI Lee l05 Burget Avenue Machine Clerical Course Canteen Club 2, Protec- tive Department 2, Busi- ness Girls' Club 3, Prof gram Committee 3, Tal' ent Show 3, Art Club, Secretary 3, 1 69? ,QW Kar' JAMES MAGUIRE DEAN MAINES Jim Dean 92 Mogoun Avenue l48 Middlesex Avenue College Course KB. Sl Merchandising Course Football l, 2, 3, M Hockey 3, French Club Club 3, Spanish Club 2, lg M Club 3. 3, Basketball. -1 RICHARD J. MALLION Dick l32 Brooks Street Engineering Prep Course Bond l, 2, 3, Technical Club l, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, Projector Club l, 2, 3, French Club 2. fd 1 JUDITH MANDELBAUM Jude 85 Daman Road College Course CB. SJ Junior Classical League l, Little Giant l, Sopho- more Hop Committee I, Badminton I , French Club 2, 3, House of Delegates 2, Footlighters 2, Talent Show l, Dues Agent 2, Blue and White MARGARET R. MATARAZZO PeQQv 26 Monument Street College Course .--5 li' We CAN be attentivel LUCY A. MATRUNDOLA lOl Water Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3, Overseeing Committee for Business Girls' Club. A13 CARMEN R. MATTUCHIO C Joan Road College Course lB. S.l Male Chorus 2, Drama Club 2. Literary Stott. VINCENT J. MARINO ,ivmnyii l72 Woburn Street Work Experience Coursi RICHARD E. MARTIN Dixie 28 Rural Avenue- College Course ROSALIE A. MAZZOLA Rosie 46 Martin Street Stenagrophic Course Senior Advisory Council, Junior Marshal, Blue and White Stott 3, Library Staff 2, 3, Little Giant 3, Type, Prom Cor' nite tee I. f Q ...Q-4 C272 AN TOiNETTE D. MARANGI Ann l6l Fulton Street Stenographic Course Blue and White Staff 3, Business Girls' Club 3, Program Committee for Business Girls' Club. Us 14. I ,fi ', Q -if ,vw J 4. f ff: -vii, ' 'yt , ...sk DJ J wil' W if CHESTER J. MAZZONE Chet l6 Stearns Avenue Merchandising Course .?' I . 'i 'CY O THOMAS K. MERRILL Tom I67 Elm Street Engineering Course Vt. ., frgfgi gi tv F f' , 4- PELLIGRINO V. MODUGNO Bill 9 Fourth Street Radio and Television Course Radio Society l, 2, 3, 44 U 1 7' A ,rw ,.. ,fgf I we' f A S Nz-ff 1 , - it s Q4 LINDA MEUSE ROBERT J. MIARA ELIZABETH MIKOLS Princess BOb Micki 30 Adams Street 5 Foster Court 82 Myrtle Street Distributive Education Distributive Educotion Clerical Training Course Course Course Distributive Education Dues Agent, Club 3, Senior Horne- room Dues Agent 3. PAUL J. MILLER Babe I87 Fulton Street Printing Course Vocational Male Chorus, Blue and White Staff, Sophomore Prom Com- mittee. JAMES W. MOAKLEY HJOZZH l54 Main Street, Wilmington Machine Shop Course Vocational Male Chorus 3. NICHOLAS D. MONACO Big Nick 24 Fleming Street Automobile Mechanics Course Senotor, Good Govern- ment Doy, Vocational Male Chorus l, 2, 3, Junior Dues Agent. 23 4 me 'fi eu:- .. st-A Q --ww I DEANNE MILANO 69 Saltonstall Road College Course CB. SJ ltalian Club l, 2, 3, Bowling. 4.7- ., ,f--xr' . dve.....-4-- EILEEN L. MONTE l6 Florence Street Clerical Training Course Business Girls' Club 3, Home Economics 3. Bobby and Judy lead the line WILLIAM MOREY Billy 23 Second Street College Course GRACE E. MORRIS 20 Pearl Street College Course Little Gian! l, 2, Co-edi- tor 3, Library Staff l, 2, 3, Science Club l, 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, Red Cross Canteen 32 Home Economics Club, Sophomore Hap Commit- tee, Junior Pram Com- mittee 2, Fashion Show 3, MHS. Journal 2. on.: ' .2 ,Q 4 ll' fi v i ' JUDITH F. MORRISSEY Judy 48 First Street Machine Clerical Course Home Economics Club, Canteen, Art Club, Little Giant. .ff , X S5 l f , -14 N-fl' 4 E' il ,-f - g - , L- RICHARD MORRISSEY RICHARD D, MOXCEY Richie MGX 74 Bristol Road 202 Charles Street, Clerical Training Courge Qeoding P 0leCT0' ClUb lf 2, 3- Automobile Mechanics Course gfocational Ma le Chorus our reaching a clefinitegoal WILLIAM J. MURPHY Murph 23 Stoughton Street College Course KB. Sl Projector Club l, 2, 3. Helen Lunetta checks out in Driver Training SHIRLEY A. MYERS 89 Magoun Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls! C l u b, Blue and White Staff, House of Delegates 2, Dues Agent l. I Nw-si' MILDRED E. NELSON Millie 85 Kenrnere Road College Course lR. Nl Bowling 2, All Girl Choir 3, Canteen 3, Home Economics Club 3. 4- -4. i 5 'AW I 'Q TTD L in EDWARD L. MURPHY ,.Ed,. 63 McCormack Avenue College Course Technical Club l, 2. JOHN F. MURPHY - Murph 354 Lynn Street, Malden Printing Course Little Giant Agent 2. JOHN P. MURPHY Murph 40 Dover Street College Course lA. B.l Basketball I, 2, 3, Boy's State 2, Junior Usher 25 Junior Classical Leagueg Program Chairman 3, Technical Club 3, M Club 3, Male Chorus 2, 35 Occubotional Confer- e n c e Committee 35 Music Merit Award 2. DIANE P. NESTOR IO Winthrop Street College Course All Girl Choir 3, M.l-l.S, Journal 35 Canteen Club 3, Volleyball I, 2, 35 Bowling I, 2. Q. 5.55 Lx. JANET M. MURPHY Murph 46 Sturges Street Stenographic Course Blue ond White Staff Home Economics Club I -,iff 'nw 1 ,f ,5 ICQ? TW ft , I ROBERT J. NICOLETTI Nic 84 North Street Engineering Course Technical Club I. fel 1 JOANNE R. NUNZIATO JOan 30 Metcalf Street Merchandise Course Home Economics, Can' teen, Art Club, Junior Dues Agent. ,,. :www vw I 'X Xf 'tw Q 'Mi' 4... . I 1' FRANCIS J. OLIVETO, JR. Frankie 44 Morton Avenue Electrical Course Nl' E .: 4 L DAVID T. O'BRlEN Dave 56 Samson Street Technical Course Band l, 2, 3, Progector Club I, 2, 3, Senior Ad, visory Council 3, Student Cabinet 3, Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Technical Club I, 2, 35 Blue and White Staff 3, Little Giant 3, Footlighters, T a I e nt Show, Prom Committee. THOMAS F. 0'CONNOR Okie 27l Grove Street College Course M Club 2, 3, Track I, 2, Junior Usher, Junior Prom Ticket Committee, Little Giant Advertising Staff I. SHEILA M. O'KEEFE 52 Lambert Street College Course Italian Club I, 2, 3, Vice President, Home Economics Club, Can- teen, Junior Marshal, Junior Pram Committee. WILLIAM 0'ROURKE Rrifikie 958 Highland fmcnuc Dlstrlbutlxe Educatii n Course Distribatixe Ecucati iw Cub Pre-indent 3 Q -R- xg? ll! 'NG Xi I ELIZABETH A. 0'CONNOR Berry Sl Hancock Street Stenographic Course Blue ond White, Basket- ball 2, Volleyball 2, Little Giant 2, Business Girls' Club 3. L JOHN P. O'CONNOR Oakie I5 Magoun Avenue College Course ,Q 3-F' KATHLEEN OCONNOR I5 Magaun Avenue Clerical Training Cours Home Economics Club Canteen Red Crass or soaring to greater heights. HENRY S. PADULA Hank ' 239 Central Atenue Cnllfgc Cfvurse I3 S Spanish Club 2, Track 2 Who needs a ladder? EDWARD M. PAGE Stretch I2 Samson Rad College Course B S, EMMA A. PALERMO Em 6l5 'viain Street Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 3, I-ic-me Eccnomics Club 3, JL 'XJ L. str' I . 1' MARYELLEN V. PALMISANO ,,Mary,, 59 Irving Street 1 A -1 ' 4 rf-Q JOSEPH A. PATTURELLI CAMILLE P. PEN l'A 11.10811 I2 George Street Radio and Television Stenagraphic Course Course Business Girls' Club 35 Vocational Radio Society Little Giant 2. I, 2, 3. Carnie 383 Main Street Distributive Education Co-operative Course I-lorneroom Delegateg Vice President of Home- roomg Basketball I, 25 Decorating Committeeg Art Clubg Distributive Education Bowling. Pauline supervises the decoration of the Italian CIub's CEPPO PETER A. HENRY I. PIKE PIETROPAOLO Hank Pere 2 North Street 544 Main Street Electrical Course College Course Amateur Radio Club I, 2g Italian Club Ig Teclv nical Club 3. --ldli' nts will WILLIAM J. PIKE Bill 92 Dudley Street Machine Course Vocational S t u d e nt Council 2. I . rag' Q. - JOSEPH PENTA 47 Orchard Street Clerical Course ANGELA PETRONI Angie 7 Manning Street Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3 Little Giant 3g Basketi ball 2. KATHARINE A. PFEIFFER Kathy 50 Yeomans Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3. FRANCIS R. PIMENTAL Rocco IO Edward Street Cabinet Making Course Vocational S t u d e n t C o u n c i lg Vocational Male Chorus 2, ,al . I .Anya .J 'hm 4 P PAUL PERRON Paul SI Rural Avenue Business Course Hockey l, 2, 3g M' Club 1, 2, 3. . A-- 7 'mf lit ' F3 . V, -.ix sv-771. MARILYN C. PIONTKOWSKI Penny 20 Maverick Street Business Course Business Girls' Club 3 Home Economics Club 3 4- 43 xv U FRANCES D. RALLO Frannie 64 Princeton Street Clerical Training Course Senior Art Club, Home Economics Club, Can- teen, Little Giant 37 Footlighters 2. .145 3 N, JILL J. RALPH Jill 42 Poole Street Stenographic Course Faotlighters 2, L i t t I e G i a n t Ig Sophomore Prom Committee. af -J!! ' ELAYNE B. RAND I22 Taft Street Clerical Course Junior Marshal 2, Cheer- leader 3. EMELIA M. REPPUCCI EmiIy 8 Higgins Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club, Little Giant. CHARLES G. RASO Charlie I5 Bonner Avenue Business Course Football I, 2, M Club I, 2, 3, Dues Agent I, 2, Male Chorus Ig Little Giant Agent 3. CLAIRE E. REGAN Il Madison Street Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 35 Footlighters C I u b 3g Dues Agent 3. ANITA L. RENAUD 52 Russell Street College Course Newspaper Ig Pep Club 2, G. A. A. 2, All Girl Choir 3, Talent Show 3. Bobby and Judy enioy a dance PATRICIIJS A. RICKER ' atti 28 Cedar Road CEDRIC I, REYNOLDS M' College Course KB. S.l - JR. Rl:g :I:3soN Blue and White Art Edi- ffguddyff HAQH tor 3, Little Giant I, 2, 96 Oliver Street, Malden Printing Course 446 Riverside Avenue Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Basketball I, Volleyball I. 3, Camera Club 2, House of Delegates Ig Footlighters 2, 3, Art Club 3, All Girl Choir I, 2, 3, Talent Show 3, Radio Show 2, 3, Prom Committee 3g Senior Ad- visory Council. -6 PAUL REARDON I3 Ellis Avenue Work Experience Course Driver Education. i J '-0 'gl BURTON F. RILEY, JR. Burt 2I Ashland Street Printing Course Vocational Male Chorus I. si-Z7 'S-49 9 . ...qt f 1 I TT ROBERT RIIZA Bob 48 Winchester Street Technical Course Italian Club, Radio Club. WTC' gtk , avi? AQ ,-'Fei if H2 .Nav 2 ,f . DAVID G. ROBINSON Dave I9 Brewster Road College Course Track 2, Soccer Manager l, 2, 3, Junior Classical League l, 2, French Club 2, 3, Honor Society 2, President 3, Student Cabinet 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Promo- tion Head 3, Talent Show 3. iv? 4 RICHARD RIZZO THOMAS E. RIZZO JOHN C. RIZZOTTO Dick Torn Rizz 50 Walter Street 69 Fourth Street 42 Pitcher Avenue College Course lB. SJ College Course College Course lB. Sl Baseball l, 3, Italian Football l, 2, 3, M Italian Club l, 2, 3. Club 3, Football. Club 2, 3, Italian Club. 7 i Me. I. BEVERLY A. ROBERTO Beverly l32 Washington Street Fine Arts and Bachelor of Science College Course Italian Club Member for 2 years, as is individuality on occasion. RONALD M. ROBERTO Ronnie l32 Washington Street Cabinet Making Course Vocational Male Chorus CLAUDE J. ROBILLARD Roby 66 Harvard Avenue Distributive Education Marie Joanne, Annette, Carol, and Rosett Course Distributive Education Club 3. I DENNIS N. ROBINSON MURIEL ROBINSON Denny l5 Russell Street 22 Lincoln Street Clerical Course Clerical Training Course 1 'TJ' -if WILLIAM B. RODMAN Bill 78 Badger Road College Course Editorein-Chief of Blue and White, Junior Clas- sical League l, 2, 3, President, National Han- or Society 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Student Cab- inet 3, Harvard Book Award 2, Junior Rotor- ian 3, Usher. ,--- F3 ' ft fb l J T TLN-v 5 . fl: -lm ' e know what counts LYDIA F. ROSE 28 Billings Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club. IK eg fvs -M1 1-sqlfi f' fs IE ,Q 40- Y 3 5-Q.. -1 5 THEODORE ROSE Ted 527 High Street College Course Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, M Club, Little Giant Assistant Sports E d i to r, Junior Usher, Senior Advisory Council, Junior P r o m Committee, Male Chorus, Senior P r o m Committee. .1 JUDITH ROSENFIELD Judy 302 Lawrence Road College Course French Club 2, 3, Foot- lighters 2, House of Dele- gates 2, French Club Delegate 2, Sophomore and Junior Prom Com- mittee, Blue and White: Homeroom Representa- tive 2, Little Giant Col- lection Agent 2. 45 i fr - np, A Th ERESA C. ROSSETTI H-l'el'l'lH 9 Eastman Street Clerical Course ld auod faciendum erat, RONALD F. RUGGIERO Ronnie 89 Bowdoin Street Cabinet Making Vocational S t u d e n t Council l, 2, Vocational Male Chorus 2, Intra- mural Volleyball 2. l i AUDREY A. RUSH Auddie 92 Belle Avenue Machine Clerical Course Volleyball l, Basketball l, Business Girls' Club. , af,- f ,in NANCY R. RUSSELL Nan 25 King Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club, Talent Shaw 2, Junior Prom Committee, Bas- ketball and Volleyball l. ..z., 4 . BEVERLY C. ROSSI Bev I69 Ashcroft Road College Course Little Giant News Editor 3, Chairman of Blue and White Biography Staff 3, French Club 2, 3, Li- brary Staff 2, J.C.L. l, Homeroom reporter 3, Girls' sports l, 2, 3. ELIZABETH A. ROUGHAN Berry l I9 Third Street Machine Clerical Course CLAIRE RUBIN 58 Hutchins Road College Course French Club 2, 3, Junior Classical League l, 2, Junior Advisor, Talent Show 2, Senior Advisory Council, Little Giant l, Blue and White 3, Vol- leyball l, 2, 3, Basket- ball l, 2, Tennis 3, Homeroom Representa- tive 3, Sophomore Hop Committee, Senior Prom Committee. MURIEL P. RYAN Pat 40 Brookings -Street Clerical Course Home Economics Club. f ,Q x SAN DRA G. ROSSI Sandy 23 Heodlond Way College Course Blue and White Staff 3, ltalian Club l, Secre- tary 2, Vice President 3, Little Giant Collection Agent. ff. T 00? V, X '4 ha 5 4 i. 3' PASQUALE sAu.EsE Monk 34 Brookings Street Clerical Course Baseball l, 2, 3, Soccer l, 3, M Club 2, 3. '--tu I ,D - 3 s .4-.-ar' L. CLAIRE A. SALVI 3 Jerome Street Machine Clerical Course Bowling 1, 2, 1-lorne Eco- nomics 1, 2, Business Girls' Club, Junior Mar- shal, Saohornore 1-lop Committee, -43 ' -49 Qs' S..,..1' Q' JOHN F. SCARFO ' ,lack ' 75 Frederick Axenue Distributixe Educoticn Course 5ODl1ornore Prorv' Corn mittee, Projector Club, Distrilsutlve Education Club Chairman 3. .X seg-Q T' W JOAN M, SANTINI 'Joannie 121 Fellswax West College Course Protectixe Depcrtrnent. ROBERT A. SARNO 'Bob 55 Sheridan Avenue Shop Course Football 1, 2, 3, HM' Club. GEORGE A. SARTO Georgie 196 Harvard Street Radio and Television Course Radio and Television Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Championship Vocation' al Volleyball Team 1, SESTILIO G. SCARFO Sistx 75 Fredericl- A-.enue Wsrk Exberience Course 1'alian C'ulv 2 ' 'LY' ...oy gi ,gr-' of ROBERT J. SANTORO 'Bob 452 Charles Street Radio and Television Ccurse Vocational Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Class Business Representative 3, Intramural Basketball 1- ,Q 'UQ -dh! r T ,.-.W q In f i I I MARY A. SARGENT JOAN C. SARNO Mary Joan 159 Willis Avenue 547 Broadway Machine Clerical Course Machine Clerical Course All Girl Choir 3. A nl We are ANTHONY L. SCHENA ' Tiof' 95 Dortwecuth Sweet Ccllege Course B S11 QQ s-- .1 if proud of Medford's unique tiling system PAUL SCHEPIS Junior 10 Sixth Street Merchandising Course ,7 fs. Ng? ANTHONY SCIBELLI Buddy 16 Lowell Court College Course Italian Club, Science Club, Technical Club, Club, House of Dele-qa'es Treasurer, Stu- den' Cabinet, Senior Ad- xisr,-r Cvuncil, Student CJunci, Little Gionfg Essay Winner, Football, Track, Senior Cla s s Treasurer, . hx 235' Hi 50 1 l,.m'z KATHLEEN V. SCOLA Kathy l9a Amaranth Avenue Clerical Training Course Business Girls' Club 35 Home Economics Club 35 Red Cross Canteen 3. fn Nl x CAROLE A. SEARS Blondie 66 St. James Road Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 35 Blue and White Staff 35 Footlighters 25 Talent Show 2, 35 Sophomore P r o m Entertainment Committee. r is ARNOLD SGAN Arnie 87 Winthrop Street College Course Football l, 2, 35 Sopho- more Class Treasurer5 Sports Editor Blue and White: Advisor Junior Classical League 35 Jun- ior Usher5 M Club 2, 35 French Club 35 Alter- nate to Boy's State5 Little Giant 35 Prophet. systematic habits are otten imperative SANDRA J. SHINDELL Sandie 32 Maurice Street College Prep Course CB. S.l Blue and White Staff 35 Little Giant l, 25 Junior Classical L e a g u e l5 French Club 2 oot lighters 2 3 Sophomore Hop Committee l Spell ing Bee 2 L... Here's why we CAROL A. SHINER Carol 83 Badger Road Clerical Course Library Staff 2, 35 Home Economics Club 35 Blue and White Staff 35 P. D. 35 Talent Show 3. 2. ' 0154 ,I I watch them go by PAULA C. SHORT Paula l22 Winthrop Street College Course KB. S.l Junior Classical League l, Secretary 25 French Club 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 35 Prom Committee l, 25 Usherette 25 Volley- ball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 25 Talent Show 2. K.-of ,GOT 3 31 of 1 qw? 'V W 7 sw is N Y F-v 75,1 W 1 X 1 I MARY SHANAHAN 75 Roosevelt Road Machine Clerical Course Blue and White Statt5 Business Girls' Club5 Pro- gram Committee 35 Li- brary Staft l5 Home Eco- nomics Club 35 Red Cross Canteen 3. EILEEN F. SHEA 97 Allston Street College Course Junior Classical League 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Footlighters 35 Sopho- more Hop Committee. STEVEN L. SHIFF Steve lO Whittier Road College Course T r a c k 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Vice Presi- dent Science Club 35 Camera Club 3. THOMAS J. SHORT Tom 22A Orchard Street Clerical Training Course Bowling 25 Male Chorus 2. U2 ..-cs.: , .1 ' w i Tug? e ' fi e'5ifres.e, . D 'Q A Z ? 'U ,, I 1 S DONALD F. SHEA ,,DOn,, 40 Vernon Street College Course Band l, 2, 35 Talent Show l5 French Club 25 J. C. L. 25 Technical Club 3. '3 ,Q Al .g 5 .Ha V if SUSAN E. SHURTLEFF Sue 25 Powder House Road Extension College Course lA. B.l Junior Classical League l, 2, 35 French Club 3, Delegate 25 Blue and White Staff 35 Protec- tive Department 35 Prom Committee l, 25 Usher- ette I5 Dues Agent l5 Little Giant l. 'ST I -e fe: M oi' , 4-iff. ,Q x --- If X., he JUDITH SIA5 Judy ll9 Century Street College Course lB. Sl Blue and White Staff 3, Talent Show 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Canteen 3, Homeroom Delegate 2, Alternate 3, French Club 2, Prom Committee 2, Usherette 2, Little Giant 3, His- torian. . 'Q uf' L N, If Lf LORRAINE G. SMITH Snow 28 Roosevelt Road Business Course All Girl Choir l, 2, 3 Protective Department 3. , . . 5' -,I it n .K 1 5.25- 'gear' gp . fx, 1 5.1 4-nl' ASV GORDON L. SILLIKER HROYH IO Oak Bluff College Course CB. 5.3 Transfer from Concord High School in Senior Year, DAVID A. SMITH Dave lO7 Willis Avenue Electrical Course EDWARD G. SMITH HSrt1lfI'y 280 High Street Merchandising Course Male Chorus 2, 3, Pro- jector Club l, 2, Foot- ball l, Bowling I. ROBERT G. SMITH HSmitty 55 Linwood Street Clerical Course Transferred from Malden Catholic High School in Junior Year, Bowling 2, Male Chorus 2. A -Q AX rf' I 'if' Q E STANLEY s. slM:oNE Stan 46 Rock Hill Street Shop Course Projector Club I, 3, Vice President 2, Bowling l, 2, Male Chorus 2, 3. fy?- , ris- 'inf 'ff I LEONARD I. SINGER Waco I9 Whittier Road College Course CB. S.J ORS ,..4--A ,rms lx CAROL A. SMITH Carol 22l Riverside Avenue Stenographic Course Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Business Girls' Club. in making a worthwhile showing. f. u If 'i MARION N. SOPHIOS Bebo 23 Samson Road College Course KB. SJ Protective Department 3, Talent Show 2, Little Giant l, Volleyball l, 3. ' 4.1 Distributive Education counter display CAROL A. SPARLING Carol 219 Central Avenue College Course KB. 5.3 Protective Duty 3, Home Economics 3, Canteen 3. 15 IT ' ,aff 1 N KENNETH F. SPEAR Ken 3l Saunders Street Engineering Prep Course Technical Club 3. ,F 3 Q . . 4 25 95,2 get !! 1-517 JOHN V. STAAL 'Jock 40 Cleveland Street Engineering Course Proiector Club 2, 3, Soc- cer 2, Blue and White Stott 3, Technical Club l, 3. ?' 2,1 Mx ANNA STALLINGS HAFIHH IO Fountain Street Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club. pus 65 4 4.1 ALLAN A. STERNBERG HAI., 26 Murray Hill Road Technical Course Hockey l, 2. ARLENE M. SULLIVAN Arlene lOl Fellsway West Clerical Training Course Transferred from Malden Catholic in Junior Year. S I 41 1' Bumps A Daisy Elizabeth and Brenda go after a high one GERALD F. SULLIVAN Sully l84 Washington Street Distributive Education Course lntramural Bowling l, Intramural Basketball l, 2. A ,vi it' ...Q v 'f f '1', fg WH. MARGARET C. SULLIVAN Peggy 53 Victor Street Business Machine Clerical Course Footlighters 2, 3, Talent Show 2, 3, Home Eca- nomics Club 3, Prom Committee l, Science Club l, Massachusetts Drama Festival 2, 3. . an 'T' ws .af if K 'W - fir 1 l 'f . X RONALD ST. JOHN Saint 26 Seventh Street Technical Course French Club 2, Art Edi- tor M.H.S. Journal, THOMAS H. STUTO Tommy 214 Fellswoy West Distributiye Education and Co-operative Course Intramural Bowling I, Spelling Bee 2. RICHARD J. SUGHRUE Sugar 9 Madison Street Printing Course Vocational Male Chorus l, 3. . PETER J. SULLIVAN Swifty 46 Century Street College Course CB. SJ Football l, 2, 3, House ot Delegates l, 2, 3, Pram Usher 2, M Club 3, Intramural Vol- leyball l, 2, 3, Track 2, .-31, Nut ia-nd' f- 'N A' 'V' 1'- ? 1 BARBARA C. STUFFLE Barbs 78 Paris Street College Course Class Vice President 2, Treasurer, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Italian Club l, 2, 3, Canteen 3, Junior Marshal, Prom Committee 2. 3 . ug? ,.-lv -an P FRADA M. SUZMAN Frodo 54 Gleason Street College Course KB. SJ French Club 2, 3, Span- ish Club 2, 3, All Girl Choir 3, Little Giant l, 2, 3, Blue and White Staff 3. 1- 4' . J we as fa C .RM h pkg pd ll LEONARD R. SWARTZ Len 3 Wyman Street Fine Arts Course Q X-...W , 122 .fan , 4 ,VH 0,1451 f 4--eh' A ALEXANDER L. THEROUX HN., II Belle Avenue College Course CA. B.l Basketball I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, M Club 3, Jun- ior Classical League 2, 3, French Club 2, Senior Advisory C o u n c il 3, Student Cabinet 2, Class President 2, Blue and White, Little Giant, Government Day 3. aj' Q 'fin b A in-s , N' A ' 5 ee- ff I f 'R sly 'W' ,wi nd U5 I 1 ' f ' ., 'Q RICHARD E. SWENSON Dick 48 Rural Avenue Engineering Prep Caurse Proiector Club I, 2, 3, Technical Club 3, Bond I, 2, 3. DANIEL S. TAVANESE Danny I4 Bower Street College Course I Merchandising Course 2 and 3 RICHARD J. TELLO Dick I05 Grant Avenue College Course IB. Sl Technical Club I, Sci! ence Club I, Treasurer 2, Italian Club I, 2, 3, M Club, Senior Ad- visory Council 3, Talent Show I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Track I, Little Giant 2, Volleyball I, Bowling 2. JACQUELINE M. THORUD Jackie 40 Manning Street Merchandising Course Art Club 3, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Dues Agent 2, 3. II' Ii . . I I .- if . xx . .1 lf. ROGER A. SYKES HROQH 22 Winter Street Fine Arts Course I N Wm-,fu CATHERINE M. TAGLINO Cathy 94 Exchange Avenue College Course CR. NJ Italian Club I, 2, Home Economics Club 3, Can- teen Club 3. AI!- 1 PATRICIA R. TARDELLI Pat 47 Hutchins Road College Course QB. Sl French Clcb 3, Dele- gate 2, Prom Committee 2, Blue and White 3, Talent Show 2, Volley- ball 2, 3, Basketball 2, Bowling 2, Badminton 2. in classroom and in sports MARILYN M. TOBIN Marilyn 5 Duncan Road, Burlington College Course lR. NJ Blue and White Staff 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Home Economics 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Footlighter 3, Prom Committee 2. Janet, Marge and Mary Ann run them off CONSTANCE M. TONKIN Connie 23 Valley Street College Course IB. Sl Blue ond White Staff, French Club 2, 3, Guid- a n c e Committee 3, House of Delegates 2, Horne Economics Club 3, Canteen 3, Homeroorn Reporter 3, Prom Com- mittee I, 2. silk' 3 Q-q MARY H. TOOMEY Mae 23 Brewster Road College Course Footlighters 2, 3, Talent Show 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Prom Committee I, Home Economics Club 3, Massachusetts D r a rn a Festival 2, 3. di? . tif .gif 'HMV THOMAS A. TOSTO Tommy 35 William Street College Course CB. SJ Science Club l, 2, Ital- ian Club 3, Male Chorus l. look maw, A t STEPHEN TRANSUE Steve 22 Winter Street College Course QB. S.l Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Soccer 3. no hands! . --v-.gf-. CAROL A. TURCO Turk 168 Willis Avenue College Course CA. BJ All Girl Choir 2, 3, Jun- ior Classical League 2, 3, Sports l, 2, Little Giant 2. W... PAULINE E. TURCO Turk l68 Willis Avenue College Course KB. S.l Senior Advisory Council, Editor, Biography Staff! Italian Club 2, 3, Cheer- leader 3, Dues Agent l, 2, Footlighters 2, Sports l, 2, 3, Protective De- partment 3, Little Giant 3. 1 -fr' JAMES L.. TRAVERS Jim B Marshall Road, Melrose Machine Shop Course Baseball 2, 3, Secretary Vocational S t u d e n t Council, Junior Dues Collector, Senior Advis- ory Council, House of Delegates. BRUCE D. TWYON I64 Ashcroft Road College Course KB. SJ Track l, 2, Camera Club l, Projector Club l, M.H.S. Journal 2, 3. ...Qu fi f . A ugh 'Ui M1 tflwlf ERNEST P. TREMBLAY, JR. Ernie l08 Sharon Street Electrical Course Vocational Male Chorus l. JEROME M. TUCK Jerry l2 Blakely Road College Course CA. BJ Little Giant l, 2, Editor 3, French Club l, 2, President 3: National Honor Society 2, Vice President 3, J. C. L. 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Student Cabinet 3, House of Delegates l' Junior Prom 2. , ANNA L. TUMINELLO Doll ll Yale Street Clerical Training Course Footlighters 2. VICTOR R. VALENTI Vic 96 Bowen 'Avenue Radio and Television Course Radio a nd Television Club l, 2, 3, Blue and White Staff 3, Cham- pionship Vocational Vol- leyball Team l. G? . A f M r ,.-.. 05. ,,,:. fix ISABELLA D. TRIMARCHI Minnie 54 Bowen Avenue Stenographic Course Business Girls' Club 3, Home Economics Club 3, Fashion Show 2. YTTZY ROSETTE VAN KEYMEULEN Rosette 64 Grant Avenue Machine Clerical Course Business Girls' Club 3. 'U' 1,955 ' 'iw-dm 4-4, DOROTHY A. VIEIRA Dotty 14 Almont Street Stenographic Course Homeroom Delegate 2, Home Economics Club 3, Business Girls' Club 3, Protective Department 3, Fashion Show 2. ,ao J wr af? qi.. rtffrfiii omg' P CAROLYN F. WALKER Carolyn 7 Arden Road College Course French Club 2, Vice President 3, Protective Department 2, Talent Show l, 2, 3, Sophomore Hop Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Marshal, Little Giant l, 2, 3, Blue and White, Junior Class Secretary. A'- ' Q' -Jie M M. RICHARD VINAGRO Dick I7 Dutton Circle Distributive Education Course Distributive Education Club 3. EFFIE D. VOUROS - Et 38 Metcalf Street College Course CB. SJ Spanish Club 3, Camera Club 3. PAU LA A. VOZZELLA Doll l2 Hale Avenue Clerical Training Course Footlighters Club 2. RALPH E. WALLACE, JR. Ralph l79 Lexington Street, Woburn Sheet Metal Course 'll f'Y A . pr I O 6? ..ff'?'f A c. FRANK vin. Frank 8 Auburn Street College Course lB. S.l v, 52 XM ' STEPHEN J. VOLTERO Steve l83 Ashcroft Road College Course CB. S.l ' in if JOAN M. VOTOUR fi-Joann 3Ol Boston Avenue Stenographic Course Homeroorn President 3, Volleyball ll 2: Bodmin House of Delegates 3, ,On ll French Club 3, M Club 3, Hockey 2, 3, Soccer 3. we have mingled with the best. ppp illli' FREDERICK C. WALSH Freddy 236 Willis Avenue College Course KB. SJ Soccer 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, M Club 2, 3. si J l-ga i M 'N --1--w -'-M l 1191! ---ini -uni Miss Doherty, congenial and efficient clerk SUZANNE WARNER Sue l l l Wyman Street College Course CB, S.l Junior Classical League l, Spanish Club 2, Jun- ior Marshal, Junior Prom Committee, Talent Show 2, 3, Volleyball l. X zz? ' . ROBERT J. WELCH Bob 354 Main Street Sales Course ...IJ 3 N , xg ig ,Y . .,,,,,, lik, Q-- '7 A ' ,VS '11 'wa 1'4 - ? f f CHRISTINE A. WELSH Chickie 29 Fountain Street College Course CB. SJ Cheerleader, Secretary, Canteen, Prom Commit- tees l, 2, Senior Dues Agent, Protective De- partment, Talent Show 2, 3, Usherette l, 2, Junior Marshal, Govern- ment Day Candidate, Blue and White 'Ds g' 'U 1 MERTIE L. WEST Mert I33 Jerome Street Clerical Course Bowling l, 2, Blue and White 33 Head Cheer- leader 3, Business Girls' Club 3, Economic Club 3, Canteen 35 All Girl Choir I. 4-we JAMES E. WHALEN Big Jim 2 Fountain Street College Course CB. SJ Basketball l, 2, 3. Prudie, Camille, Lorraine and Margie hold the fort CAROL A. WOODWORTH Woodie ll3 Fountain Street Hospital Training Course Home Economics Club 2, 3 President Canteen Club 3 Library Staff l Student Cabinet 3 Fash ion Show 3 gif 'C -37' CAROLYN R. WOODWORTH Carol 20 Quincy Street Stenographic Course GEORGE L. WRENN Gige 76 Grove Street Electrical Course 'Y' ix N CLAIRE WHITE Claire IOO Hutchins Road Clerical Training Course RONALD WISE Wise 36 Hancock Street Clerical Training Course WENDELL WOODMAN Woody 43 Quincy Street College Course CB. 5.7 FLEMING S. WRIGHT Flem I5 Irving Street Technical Course Male Chorus 3, Techni- cal Club 3, Blue and White an 11 .fi QC' THOMAS E. WHITE Tom 33 Ridgeway College Course CB. SJ Technical Club I, 2, Football I. 40,1 ,n as C -A , A ann- ff 5 .. Z- '31 -2 SQQYBIIBE . ggi , . , n fl N A. CAROLE YERANSIAN Carole 64 Grace Road College Course CR. NJ Hospital Training Home Economics Club 2 3 Fashion Show 3 Can teen Club 2 3 Blue and White Staff 3 Talent Show 2 -1 IU' , . ' ..-..-,- ,il-ennyi, 57 Park Avenue fi' ! i Ar Chg I ' A1431 1 , ' f X W I 1: -ox P fi DI . 9 .WA 4' -,, fl I - , 1- 9 A IA, N . 4 ' fn xv' , . ',' ' A I X I JANICE A. YOUNG KAREN A. YOUNG WILLIAM D. ZACCARDI JAMES ZAFIROPOULO MARIO R. ZOMPANTI Jan Karen Zeke Zaty Bob 38 Court Street Machine Clerical Course Volleyball 2, 3, Red Cross Canteen 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Business Girls' Club 3, ID' -ai 1.11 4 'A' 'Pi' 'sc ...!f, Q LEONARD F. DAVIS. JR. I2 Track Road, Reading Radio and Television Course Vocational St u d e n t Council 3. HOWARD GLYNN, JR. Howie 32 Stearns Avenue Clerical Course EDWIN J. MAHONEY ,,Ed., 32 Hunnewell Avenue Cabinet Making Course 96 College Avenue College Course lA. B.l All Girl Choir l, 2, 3, Junior Classical League l, 2, 3, Cheerleader, Home Economics Club 3, Canteen 3, Blue and White, Little Giant 2, Talent Show 3, French Club 2, Sports l, 2, 3, Fashion Show 3, GERALD J. BRADANESE 210 Fulton Street Engineering Course SANDRA M. LEONE I6 Shapley Avenue Diversified Occupational Training Course DAVID DeLARIA Dave 591 Main Street College Course CB. SJ ROBERT W. HOMMEL Bob l2O Auburn Street Shop Course JOAN MURPHY 39 Greenhalge Street Business Machine Course l38 Harvard Street College Course lB. S.l Bowling l, 2. 25 Sixth Street College Course KB. S.l Bowling l. 488 Main Street Clerical Course Band l, Bowling l, Mole Chorus 3. we leave with a feeling of success. NEAL J. FARRELL 55 Gleason Street Electrical Course CAROLYN I. IPPOLITO Carol 95 Andrews Street Business Machines Course PAUL G. PINAULT Frenchy 4 Wildwood Road College Course KB. SJ Foatlighters 3' E m Vocational S t u d e nt , Council 2, 3, ployee at Book Office 2 3 ROBERT C. FODEN Bob College Course ROBERT J. JENKINS Lanky I98 Fells Avenue Clerical Course WALTER R. SKERRY Sker l3O Sylvester Avenue Winchester Vocational Machine Shop Course 1 Added attractionl?l GENNARO B. Jerry l709 North Shore Roc Revere Radio and Television Course Vocational Male Cho 2, Radio and Televis Club l, 2, 3, THOMAS V. MACRI Tom I23 Jerome Street Cabinet Making Cour ROGER C. TROW Reggie Nichols Street, Wilmington Radio and Television Course Vocational Radio Club l 2, 3, Vocational Ma Chorus l, Radio ar Television Vice Pre: dent 3. Tln .cmoriam 'T JUDITH ANN KELLY A person s worth con be meosured by the umpressuon whuch he hos mode upon hus componuons ond ocquountonces l-lereun we record comments of ond I morvelled ot her couroge Juduth endeored herself to her clossmotes by her sweet dusposutuon ond fruendly personoluty A per fectuonust un oll her endeovors Juduth s superuor scholorshup ond conscuentuous work hobuts were unspurotuonol to oll who knew her To hove her for o fruend wOs to know true fruendshlp Qulet extremely well monnered corrued out ossugnmentg fouthfully possessed o quuet sense of humor ond o gentle smule These were excerpts from remorks of teochers A gurl who loved lufe but who wos denued ut A gurl whose couroge brought her top honors un her closs A gurl wuth greot cheerfulness un spute of the odds ogounst her A fruendly gurl whom we oll sholl muss We poy trubute to our Judy whose memory we sholl treosure forever 1 r g sing! 59 Q, , 4?i:?f,,,f, the teochers ond clossmotes of deor little Judy Kelly , - , - g ' J , , Musical Memoirs Admiration Society , Ain't Misbehavin' A Casual Look ,. ,, Anchors Aweigh . ,.,, Baby Face , .June Bellengi and Pete Sullivan Barbara Polka ., , ., Baseball, Baseball, Baseball Billy Boy ,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,.... , , Blue Suede Shoes Bridal Chorus ,,.,. .,.,.,. Canadian Sunset Carry Me Back to Old Virginny Changin' Partners ,.., .,,,. , L. Charlie Was a Boxer ,,,.,,,, Dance with Me, Henry Dark Eyes ,H ,,,, Diane ,.,...,,,,,,,,,, .,,..,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,, Dolores ,.,,..,,,,,. ,, Dangaree Doll ,, ,, Mary Hermitage ,, Mary English . ,,.,.. Ray Pirelli , ,,,,,,,,,,, Jean Boyd , Barbara Catalano James Travers Mary Sargent Dick Tello Kathy Scala Claude Robillard .. Sandra Androski Regina Bossi Charles Magaw Henry Padula Datty Vieira Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend Janet Cansolrnagno Diane Madden Dolores Leone Janice Driscoll Friendly Persuasion .,A,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,.,.,.,. M iss Hall Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ,,,.,, Connie Tonkin Girl of My Dreams ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,.,..,,.., J O e D'ArniCO Goin' Steady , , Rachel Addonizio and Charlie Rasa Herna'1do's Hideaway , ,,,s,,,,,, ., ,,.,, The Voc Hey, Joe ..,,.,,,,..,, ,,,.,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, J o seph Darrigo Hot Canary ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,. ,,,,,,,.,., D i Ck Bird lt You Knew Susie ,,,, Suzanne Warner l'll Get By ,..,.. ,.i,,.,,,,.s.,,.,, ..,,i G e orge French l'll Walk the Line ,.,,..,..,..,,s. ,,,,,. G uy Di Cenzo In My Merry Oldsmobile ,,,i., ,i,,,,, L eonard Singer ln the Alps ,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,..,,, ,,.s,, K eith Churchill It Should Have Been Me ..,..,,,, ,,.,.,.,,,.. J ohn F, Murphy l've Got Rhythm ,,,,,,,,,..,,...,,,,..A,.,, David O'Brien lv Want You, I Need You, l Love , a diploma Joey ,,,, ,,.., , ,,,,,,.,..,,.,, , . Johnnie One Note ,, ,..,.,,, , , , Josephine ,,., Julie ,,,,, ,, Lady of Spain , Lazy Bones ,....,,,.,.., ,,,,,,,,, , Lazy Mary ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,.....,, ,,.,,,,, Let the Rest at the World Go By Love Letters .,,,,,,,,,...,.t, , Lovely to Look At ,,,,,,.,,.,,,, ,, , Ma, He's Makin' Eyes at Me ,, Margie ,, ,,,, ,,. , , Marie ,. Me and My Shadow ,,., , Mr. Wonderful ,,,, Music, Music, Music ,,,i,, My Guy , , ,. My Last Night in Rome , My Lean Baby ,, O HaDDv Day , , , T Oh! How l Hate to Get Up in th Morning , , Open the Door, Richard Paddlin' Madeline Home Pennies from Heaven People Will Say We-'re in Lo Petticoats of Portugal Pretty Little Girl Priscilla Ready Teddy Rosemarie ve G , , . .,,, Joan Sarno John Campanella , Josephine Corso ., Julia Buontempo James Moakley Bob DeVivo .. Mary Casey Carol DiBlasi , Poor work reports Maureen Donnellan Joe Anastasia , Marjorie Bugden Marie Barter Margie Galiaard and Lorraine Galasso Mr.Carey The Band Mary Jane Alves Al Cappelletti Betty Gawlinski Graduation John Callahan Richard Casiello Madeline Caparale Fred Walsh David and Brenda Florence Gross Lena Catalono Priscilla Brown Teddy Rose Rosemarie Carvotta Sailor Boy , ,,,,,,c,c,, . ,..,......,,,.. .,.,c.,... S hirley Myers Sheik at Araby ,,,.,.,, ,,,,...,,,..,c,,., ....,, A n thony Scibelli Show Me the Way to Go Home ,..,., Pat DeRosa Singing the Blues ,,,.,,.....,.,,..,,.. .,.,... M r, Arranova Sittin' an Top ot the World ..,, ...,.. C hickie Welsh Sleep, Sleep, Sleep ...,. .,,,,,i,. Slowpoke ,,,,,.,,.. ,,,, ,,,,.....,, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes .,,,, Alan Sternberg ,, Regina Bucci Driver Training l'm Up in the Air Over You Sophisticated Lady ,..,.., S andin' on the Corner ,.,, S'a.'y Untold ,,....,..i,,,,.,. Sweet Lorraine ,,,,, ,.,, ,,,,..., Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl .... Talk of the Town .,,, The Great Pretender The Jones Boy , ,,.,,,, . They're All My Type Thurnbalina ,, Too Young Transfusion True Love Trying Vive L'Amour War and Peace Wedding Bells Sandra Shindell Senior Bo s Y Robert Santoro Lorraine Lavoie ,. Anita Renaud Bobby Dell lsola George Gustin Norman Jones Grace Morris Pauline Turco A Karen Young Angela Aveni , Frada Suzman Kenneth Hall Barbara Anderson Susan Shurtletf Barbara Ed erl When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Mary Kaffe? Wherek Chorley Charles ciiffofd When You're Smiling Arthur Labrie Who Wants to be a Millionaire? The Cheerleaders Why Can't You Behaye? Eleanore MCCQW Young at Heart , You'll Neyer Walk Alone , Betty Harris , Al Theroux Fragulc Frlcndly Generous Grggles Good natured HODDY Harmless Helpful Honest Hop a long lntellrgent Evelyn Ho Judy Loham Joan Ferrtck Dennts Ford Elarne Erwm Shrrley Kaloostuan pktns Leon Brown Wtllram Bennett Cheryl Hobbs James Fazto James Casstdy Gladys Jablonskr Class Dtchonary Joker Jovtal Late Leader Ltkeable Lune up Llttle Little Perry Mtschtevous Mr Grumpy Muscle Man gl, orgb Joseph Costantmo Thomas Macn Martlyn Tobrn Mertre West Drone Della Russo M Club Dance Mary Shanahan Mr Calarese Rosalte DcPasquale Walter Kearney Vstsqmi Fill George Flynn Leonard Swartz Acttye Adorable Agrle Arnblttous Amroble Artnsttc Athlettc Attracttve Bashful Carefree Chatterbox Cheerful Class Clown Collegrate Comedran Conscrentuous Confusln Cute Dainty Dependable Don Juan Effrctent Entertaining Carol Fort: Prudy Caloggero Maryann Ftorenzo Wrlltarn Rodman Clatre Rubin Rod MacKtllop Mary Anne Coffey Gudrun Jahannssan Jlrnmre Magulre Francls Prmental Annette Bono Judy MocElhtney John Bonasert.. Arnie Sgor John Lonergan Steve Voltero Pat Cook Edward and James Bonfrlro Frances LaBelIa Jlmmre Whalen Elrzobeth O Connor Allan DeLarla Paula Lord The Male Chorus Neat Preppy Pettte Pleasant Polrte Popalar Po ent Pygmtes Quret Regular Silent Stl y Srncere Slow Sport Stubborn S udtaus Sweet Talented Terrtftc Ttny Twtnkle Toes Versattle Umque Zany Rosalne Mazzola Dotty McCar hy Barbara Stuffle Shirley Jackson Charles Prestta Vrnnle Bucct Football Team Rtta Cagguano Lois Jackson Roger Arbo Nana Fudge Paula Short Carol lannocone Bob LaBello Martha Colluns Robert Caldarone Janet Murphy Danrel Fowler Roy Stlltker John P Murphy Ben Lyons Buddy Mcaroth Ruth Brown Janice Ftckett 5. r' 5' ? ar 'W' . . '4 .lf 'I o Q C ij. ki f W .if .ye af Memorles Are Made of Thus - - - Choir rehearsals before school fb . Sgan's black chunos and basketball The dustrrbutuon ot the Lltfle Guan! Cramrnmg for exams Gnrls sportsw Appllcatlons and Interviews The lunchraom ments Tobogganxng at Wanchester Our ratatnon of cheerleaders The crowd rn Brugham s Muss Junklns s lunchroom comments Soccer team s Bermuda shorts Rushung upto the thnrd floor after gym Senlor grrls and college boys Our delaghtfulv French classes Tryung to pass entrance exams Entertalnrnent with your drlvlng lessons The Lakes P D duty and submarines Belng the vlctsm In hyglene Tall lockers short gurls Helen Churchull and the practnce C B E s Blue sneakers and whrte cks The maxed up clocks Whalen and the polua shots The traffic pam near 205 Football rollles Senior boys and lunlor gurls The dance Innes records and the talcnt show Reportung to Mr Pudgeon AT ONCE Dishes dlsappearlng from the lunchroom The collection of class dues Comments on composrtuons Being pursued ln burlduna A durlng tntth perrod 2 as WH Wrxtung your thesls The junior prom and the snow Women are here 'ro stay . 4 . -lcompliments of Mr. Flynn? The elevator ond the fourth floor 4 Q ill, N? 4 X Mr McNulty ham sandwuches coffee and donuts Basketball player knobby knees The suck oct rn gym Practlce teachers Mad dash at 7 59 Cold ccld weather and knee socks The nursg ltlu and aspuruns ong tacc c rt card c e l-lt uc y and go mo 1. :ng ytur htncwtrk tscttrc t r ngltns ottcr thc Tu tb l go yf catnonal Chn tma partre cotmnal chcnl s and lett handed scrcvvdrlycr L oo and sntkc n the yoke cw clccrrr r Tha annual clul banquets All thc gtotl tan cs we had at M H S ual-l 1 , , .if T l l l . 1 ., by 'yi ' ' 'I' T T?-Wert T T s s fa: - - .rr xt . E . 4 I , 'iff , ,X Q A A so YQ 1. - 'T 1 C. .L I . ,, ,, . J x Y A El x , T l X A Taknhg your Vacture for the year book L rs r -tat ' lay' Thr rn.-r Soc t 'est s L k -rs A Der , 'w wr , sch rt l Vo s it nnltlatlcn, ky him ks A - w r z I rr A 5 f Thr g s 1 Ar A . s lw J do s K K 4 ' A r 11 . . Class Wnll We the Class of l957 benng of sound mnnd although thns tact has sometnmes been questnoned bequeath to our classmates the follownng ntems whnch we belneve wnll enrnch thenr lnves Dnana Anvalnkles Robert Baker Thomas Byrne Alexander Camara Mary Cavanaugh Cnanl Chase Wnll am Connolly R chard Cotter Dotty DeLeo Al DGSIVTIOWQ Judy Handley Jo eph Healy Mnldred Henderson Paul Howard Danny Hurley Paul Jenny Arlene Johnson Bobble Leland Helen Lunetta Mnss Lynch Leo McCarran Jean McMahon Judy Mandelbaum l ,gf rv s'7l I Q 0 lsr!! Carol Shnner Thomas Short Judy Snas Sta lev S meone Robert Smnth Marnaw Sophnos A lene Sullnvan Vnctor Valente Carolyn Walker Fl mnng Wrnght James Zatnropoulo Greek dnctnonary A panr of elevator shoes Someone to constantly nrrntate hnm A panr of soccer shoes New shorthand book A mnrror One thnrd share of Sheet Metal Dep t Posntnon on the Celtncs A taxn lncense Posntnon as waterboy on All Star Team A pannt brush A Mnckey Mouse Hat A contract wnth R C A A 41 Do ge Seat nn the Cnty Councnl A l.atnn trot A marrnage lncense A locker of her own A book A qunet sennor Latnn class A movne projector A panr of purple sneakers Elvns Presley button Elnzabeth Mnkols Deanne Mnlano Edward Murphy Dnane Nestor Cedrnc Reynold Patrncna Rncker Judy Rosenfneld Betty Roughan Mnss Sharkey Donald Shea Sheet Metal Dep t Steven Shnff Red tatteta dress E s for excellent Fashnon salon Cookbook Tom Short s homework A nn French Drnver s lncense outer space radno Dancnng Studno Whnte socks New rollerskates F1 X Hall Ave new ltalnan teacher A magnc carpet A hnstory book ew panrs of knee socks A punchnng bag Scholarshnp to Jullnard Hanr curlers lvy league shnrt A rose A drum A metal stretcher new pland gym bag X 111 S. 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I 1 ,f J ff Y I A + ' 41 FQQQ5 Repsrf CAU- '95C n If o 0 o V f f J '. ia ff f ,,j. f 1 X, P X ns f 7 9 - Q9 Qi if 9 ,Nj ' XV 5 20' 'W ' 'W 1, L-iff in - 45 F 32 3 ,,'-T- ..: 4 .. 1:-fi Xlsbiz I 0 l Wfunkkn Your 'pd . J 'lk fix, B' 0 -1 pmt' Ngesktlg Y JK. H, X ki Xiu iff! W 1 X 1-Af w If X K I 7 V -- '9 W HM F'f1'5'SiE., 1' p 'K f X A x ' A5 1 V ,RB L - , A EWR f X S Q 1 A 5 kv L, Memories 1 5 wnfaesmusvm R I MC. Wim: Snowball Senior Prom Our Senior Prom, appropriately named Snowball, was one of the most memorable events of our senior year. To add to the win- ter effect a sleigh was used instead of the customary throne. We shall always remember the little snowballs, snowmen, and stars. The Mustang favors, which we all received, will always occupy o prominent place in our col- lection of souvenirs. 1 N , Q 'MZ 4 W ur Q W f ffx I sb ..-i.':?:F 1 r w 1 , 7 ,1 5 X Q mx 5 X 51 f f XX af' L A an L C X J I I I ll Z... L IQ K 0 A .-if' l -' Y l!ff'!U 'xx , an 'Q Y A f'ca .4-5',,,w R nf !. nf Q 'Br Q Football Medford 6 Watertown 12 The inexperienced Mustangs started the season at Watertown Watertown scored in the second and fourth periods while Medford s only score came in the final quarter. The Mustangs drove 66 yards on some fine passing by Pete Sullivan and eventually reached pay dirt when Sullivan hit Dave Young in the end zone. The defensive play of Captain Bob Dell Isola was outstanding. Medford 0 Chelsea 0 Underdog Medford rebounded to outplay Chelsea and hold them to a scoreless tie. The Mustang line played extremely well. Maguire, Flynn, Sgan, and Young were line standouts. Medford crossed the Red Devil goal line early in the first half, but the T.D. was nullified. George Flynn saved the day for the Blue and White on the last play of the game with a jarring tackle in the open field. Medford 20 Somerville 6 Trailing 6-O at halftime, Medford roared back to defeat the Red and Blue. Bobby Dell scored first on a thirty-yard sprint and on a one-yard plunge. Dom DiVincenzo plunged over from the two for the third. Good line play by Piretti, Hill, and Lacey and fine running by Dell Isola, Sarno, and DeeVee sparked the Mustangs. Medford retained the Medford- Somerville trophy Weymouth 24 Medford 6 After trailing 6 O at the half a strong Weymouth team overpowered Medford in a hard-fought battle. Medford scored first on a pass play from Pete Sullivan to Dave Young. The hard running of Carl DeBenedictus, along with the brilliant play of Bobby Dell, sparked the game for the Mustangs. Medford 0 Everett 0 Medford once more took the field as the underdog against strong Everett. Although un- able to score, the fighting Mustangs kept Everett from penetrating deeper than the 28- yard line. Medford 7 Newton 7 The Blue and White were behind, 7-O, early in the game as a result of a blocked punt. Medford capitalized on a missed second-half kickoff by marching 40 yards for the touch- down. Dave Young booted the extra point. Carl DeBenedictus featured the drive with a 23-yard run. Sgan, Maguire, and Jack Ling- blom stood out in the line, while the ball carrying of Bobby Dell, Bobby Sarno, and De- Benedictus and the brilliant passing of Pete moved the offense. A last play T.D. by Med- ford was nullified. Tension Galore? Medford 26 Haverhill I3 The Mustangs exploded for four first-half touchdowns to spring one of the biggest Class A upsets over a highly-favored opponent. Every back in the Blue and White starting lineup scored. A dazzling run by Bobby Sarno, after grabbing a Sullivan pass, featured the scoring. Once again it was brilliant play by Bobby Dell and hard running by Carl DeeBee and Bobby S behind fine blocking by Ed Hill, George Flynn, and the entire line which made the offense. The defense again held in check one of the best offenses in the state. Jack Linqblom, Jim Maguire, Bobby Dell, and Larry Vass played Q 'fvfyjit outstanding ly. A What a holel Medford 6 Malden 20 Malden went 85 yards on the first two plays from scrimmage to lead the Mustangs, 7-O. Medford could not recover, Malden domi- nated play throughout the game. Medford scored on a Sullivan-to-Maguire pass after Captain Bobby had done some great running to set up the score. It was a sorrowful ending to an otherwise colorful season. Arnie clears the way Medford 7 Quincy 27 The Mustangs did almost nothing right after Bobby Dell had been injured on the fourth play of the game and was out of action for the rest of the day. A sparkling 55-yard run by sopho- more Louie Parella on a well-executed play set up Carl DeeBee's score from four yards out. Dave Young kicked the extra point. I A -:'.'.1v:51.':a:'- Front: W. Lacey 57, E. Hill 57, J. Maguire 57, J. Gallagher 57, T. Rose 57, G. Flynn 57, R. Dell Isola 57, R. Sam 57, P. Sullivan 57, A. Scibelli 57, R. Tello 57, G. Courtovich 57, Second: G. Fiorenzo 58, R. McMasters 59, Young 58, V. Bucci 57, A. DeSimone 57, D. Sullivan 58, L, Polmisano 59, A. Lizette 59, A. Gian- nantonio 58, D. Collins 58, J. Lingblam 58, M. Needham 58, R. Piretti 57, A. Sgan 57, A. Bonovenfura 59: Third: K. Kaplan 58, C. DeBenedictus 59, D. DiVincenzo 58, B. Howe 58, G. Pagliuccia 59, L. Voss 59, A. Foti 58, P. Hogan 58, C. Cramer 59, C. Clifford 57, L. Parella 59, W. Buckley 59, J. Lehane 58, C. Spencer 59, A. Rivella 58. Head Coach: John Dell lsala Assistants: Joseph Morelli, John Ricker, Ubaldo Monzo Captain: Robert Dell Isola Manager: Charles Clifford LE: Maguire, Collins, Scibelli, Foti, Mafera, Ruck, LT: Piretti, Palmisano, Fleming, LG: Hill, DeSimone, Le- hone, C. Flynn, Lingblom, Pagliucciag RG: Sgan, Bonoventura, Lovell, Ravello, RT: D. Sullivan, Kaplan, Buck- ley, Bucci, Tello, DeSimone, RE: Young, Lacey, Spencer, Fiorenza, QB: P. 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M4 I I 1 J , L , -' awk' M - , -4 .. . 4 . f f M sg 5,1 51 5 ., .,:- f L , iv, J v-.,, ,N 1- f eg 41 5 -Y X ' g. ry, HJ:-7. .I V 1? I 0 ,W V I, 'H '- 'BAQ - .', ' - A s. W . . fur' X' ' f A n,,.,..'1 t 4- 5 ,A-Q. 15 We-1 -,. , .5 .. -ff A It K.-A -1. - , ., 4 4' ,, - ' ,, wx Jfkg bog, , -L ,z ' N, 1 , 'LW' 1:-2 ' . j ff' . -'rf M:- , L an-4.4 - 31.24, 4 V va ,, -'init ,Z V -Q Q ' .. , , , , , , C, M .fn-hav' gxsgi 4 N Q 'r' in 4 3- Gm W - wwagya A 4, . -, sua- A 'T ' 'f mn.. -. sstw A ' 3 My ' v le Front: F. Elwell, R. Ropallo 58, P. Constantino 58, S. Voltero, P. Sollese, F. Walsh, J. Callahan, R. McCann, Robt. Kelley 58, F. Rapallo 59, D. Connolly 59, R. Salina 59, F. Grimaldi 58, R. Cullen 59, Rear: Mr. Still- man, D. Robinson, R. Suffredini 59, P. Gagne 58, L. Fudge, W. Novelline 58, J. Novelline 58, R. Walsh 58, Alex Camaro lco-captainl, Albert Cappelletti lco-captainl, J. Orpen 59, R. Kelley, A. Delaria, F. Lambert 59, B. LaBella, F. DeAngelis 59, M. lndigaro 58, J. DiVincent 58, C. Magow, W. Foote 58, W. McGrath, J. Sola- dino lMgr.J 58, D. Peasley lMgr.l 58. Head Coach: Allyn B. Stillman S Co-Captains: John Callahan, Alex Camaro, Anselmo Cappelletti occer Manager: David Robinson G: Ron. Kelley, DeLariag LFB: lndigaro, Angelo, Magaw, RFB: Fudge, Novelline, Cullen, LHB: Camaro, De- Vincent, Celina, CHB: Callahan, Suffrendini, Novelline, RHB: McGrath, LaBella, Rob. Kelley, OL: Constantino, Rapallo, Gagne, R. Walsh, IL: McCann, Greco, Elwell, CF: Coppelletti, DeAngelis, Voltero, IR: Sallese, Grimaldi, Connolly, OR: F. Walsh, Foote. Medford 3 Belmont 2 Dick McCann led the scoring with 2 goals. Co-Captain Al Coppelletti scored the first Medford goal of the season. Co-Captain Alex Camaro, Fred Walsh, and Co-Captain Jock Callahan were credited with assists. The full- back play of Mike lndigaro and Bud McGrath was very impressive for the Mustangs. Medford 4 Diman Vocational 0 The Mustangs were paced by Co-Captain Coppelletti, who tallied three of the four goals. After a scoreless first half, Cappelletti put two into the nets in the third period and one in the fourth. Co-Captain Camaro, Pat Sallese, Paul Constantino, Fred Walsh had assists, Walsh scored our fourth goal. The HB line of Camaro, Callahan, and LoBella showed marked im- provement and aggressiveness. Medford 2 MIT Frosh 2 The MHS boaters were forced to settle for a tie with the MIT Frosh. With Medford behind, l-0, Pat Sallese tied it up, assisted by Fred Walsh and Paul Constantino. Al Cappelletti, assisted by Joe Constantino and Dick McCann, put Medford ahead. MIT tied the score in the final period. ln- clement weather prohibited any overtime periods. Medford 1 Watertown 3 The Blue and White suffered their first loss nf the seoscn at the hands of Watertown High. Medford! only goal come in the third period when Paul Constantino, assisted b, Dck 'vlcCann, drove one into the net Medford 2 Tufts Frosh 1 The Blue :nd White tlefi-o'ej Taft :Heh 'n an mcrtirnf goal by Dick McCann with Ease. LaBel5o assisting Nleafgr: ied earner an oncssistezi goal pw gunicr Jann Deyrncent. nu.. sy ' ,.., 'wiki' Medford 'I New Bedford Voke I Playung theur best game af the season thus for the Mustangs were able to goun only a I I te After three scareles peruods New Bedford broke the tue A Medford goal by Cappellettu wuth Walsh assustung tued the score Callahan was the top mon un druvung and hard DOY Medford 2 Belmont I After only 20 seconds of play Duck McCann ossusted by Al Cap pelletu scored Medford s furst goal but before halftume Belmont had tued the score However soph Fran DeAngelus booted home the wun nung goal un the fourth peruod wuth Alex Camaro assustung ,,,,-Q -ww Medford 'I Dartmouth Frosh 3 On THE trup of the season Medford suffered uts second loss of the season Ployung well agaunst a powerful team the Mustangs were able to score only once on o fourth peruod goal by Cappellettu Medford 0 Andover 2 Thus was the furst shutout of the season at the hands of a power ful Andover team Medford 4 Belmont Hull 2 The Mustangs come back to beat the Belmont Hull team Paul Constantuno scared two wuth ossusts for Camaro and LaBella The other two goals were mode by Pat Sallese and Cappellettu All mem bers of the team played un the game Medford 0 Exeter 4 The MHS boaters were blanked by a strong Exeter Academy team Complete control of the game by Exeter was the decudung factor of the game Medford I Watertown 0 Medford avenged uts furst loss to Watertown By brulluant team effort the Blue and Whute defeated Watertown on the strength of Fred Walsh s goal assusted by Duck McCann Ron Kelley performed brulluantly un the nets Medford I Governor Dummer 'I After leadung I O Medford had to settle for a tue on the strength of o tourth peruod goal by the opponents Hugh scorer Al Cappellettu tallued for the Blue and Whute Medford 4 Tufts Frosh 'I Medford closed uts season wuth a wun over Tufts Frosh Fran De Angelus scored un the furst Duck McCann un the second and McGrath and Constantuno un the fourth Camaro Walsh and Sollese had assusts Thus game concluded another wunnung season under Coach Stullman . 1 - I , S f I - . , , . 1 1 . - I- - - 1 11 - 11 - HU m - 1 V , . , , . A ,gc r I - I I 1 ' ' 1 1 v Medford 52 Everett 48 Playing brilliantly, the Mustangs leaped into a two-way tie for second place The victory was a real team effort. Jim Whalen was great off the boards, Dick Cotter pro- vided the playmaking and scoring punch to give Medford its fourth win of the season. Larry Fudge and Bob Dell Isola led the Mus- tang scoring in the final period. Medford 60 Somerville 56 ln a down-to-the-wire fight the Blue and White handed Somerville its first defeat. Medford was able to stave off a late rally to take undisputed possession of second place in the league. Jim Whalen led the way with his great re- bounding and shooting. Ron Kelley was high scorer with l9 points. Bud McGrath stopped Somerville-'s late rally with a vital rebound and four quick points. Composite lineup: RF: Kelley, Theroux, Lentine, LF: McGrath, Collins, DiMatteo, C: Whalen, Murphy, RG: Cotter, Fudge, Hogan, LG: Dell Isola, Appiani Howe. I Coach: Leo Appiani Captain: Richard Cotter Managers: Arthur Labrie, Fredrick Flwell Front: 5. Lentine 58, L. Fudge, R. Dell Isola, R. Cotter, W. McGrath, J. Whalen, A. Theroux, Leon Appiani 58, Second: A. Labrie, W. Foote 58, C. Ross 58, J. DiMatteo 59, D. Collins 58, P. Hogan 58, 8. Howe 58, J. Rockwell 58, J. Sharkey 58, A. Meltz 58, Coach Lea Appiani, Third: F Mastiovita 59, W Novelline 58, R. De5irnone 59, G. Pagliuccia 59, O Veitch 59, F. Pucillo 58, D, Harris 59, L. White 59, A Lizette 59, R. Curtin 58. Medford 60 Revere 62 A surprising Revere team upset the Muse tangs in a double overtime game Having trailed at the first period mark, the Medford five led at the half, 2925 With seconds ree maining in the fourth period, John Murphy tied the score with a floor basket At the end of regulation play the score was 5363 Mdrph, Larry Fudge, and Ron Kelley were outstanding for the locals After first over' time period the score was 60f60, a sudden- death period basket won the game for Revere. Medford 73 Malden 66 Missing two of their starting five, the Med- ford hoopmen continued their winning ways. Ron Kelley led with 29 points, followed by Jim Whalen with l5. Malden threatened several times as they closed the gap to one point but were unable to take the lead, Al Theroux, Dick Cotter, and Larry Fudge played an out- standing game for the Mustangs This win gave Medford a 6-3 record in the GBI, Medford 56 Quincy 63 A last-period rally by a stubborn Quincy team proved too much for the local quintet, and they bowed to a surprising Quincy five. Leading by four points at the half, 29-25, Medford relaxed in the third and fourth quarters as their opponents took advantage of their opportunities Captain Dick Cotter, Jim Whalen, and Ronnie Kelley paced the Medford Hoopsters, Medford 63 Chelsea 64 This was a thrilling, see-saw contest from start to finish After trailing, 42 3l inthe third period, Medford, sparked by Jim Whalen and Larry Fudge, caught fire and tied the game, 60 60, in the closing minutes In the last minute of the tilt the lead changed hands several times With only l5 seconds remainf ing, Chelsea went ahead, this time for good Jim Whalen led the Medford scorers with 30 points followed by Ronnie Kelley with I3 points Medford 67 Lowell 63 The Mustangs won in overtime from a fighting Lowell team, which led by six points at the end of the third period. A 13-7 fourth period enabled the Blue and White to tie the score at 59-59 in regulation time. In the overtime the Medford hoopsters outscored Lowell, 8-4, thus keeping alive their tourney hopes. Whalen, McGrath, and Cotter were the Medford leaders in scoring with 23, 15, and 12 respectively Medford 65 Everett 51 After a see saw battle for three periods Medford put on the pressure in the fourth period and outscored the visitors 229 I the first period Everett ran the score to IO 4 but outstanding shooting by Bill McGrath Jim Whalen and Bob Dell narrowed the gap to 14 I2 at the end of the opening session Coach Appiani put the lunior varsity into action in the waning minutes of the game Medford 63 Somervllle 6'I In a true team performance the Mustangs outlasted a powerful Somerville team to win Trailing 17 11 at the close of the first ses sion the Appiani men paced by Bud Mc Grath Bobbie Dell and .lim Whalen rallied to tie the score only to fall behind 28 27 at the end of the half Late in the third stanza Medford pulled away to a 41 38 lead but the visitors narrowed the margin to 41 40 at the end of quarter the lead changed hands several times end of the period the score was at 55 apiece Dick Cotter took the overtime session by netting the third quarter In the fourth and at the deadlocked charge in lead With seconds remaining Somerville cut the score to 63 61 but that was as far as they could go The game ended amid deafen ing cheers as Medford qualified for the Tech Tourney Tech Tourney Medford 68 Lawrence 55 After a 15-15 first period, Medford went into a mild slump and trailed 28-26 at the half, In the second half, however, Larry Fudge, .lim Whalen, and Bud McGrath paced the locals to a sizeable lead. Bob Dell Isola also contributed to the one-sided victory with his towering set shots, The Mustang quintet was minus the services of versatile Dick Cot- ter but Larry Fudge adequately filled his shoes as he scored 16 points Jim Whalen led the scoring with 17 Bud McGrath had 15 and Bob Dell Isola netted 12 points Medford 55 Lynn English 64 Plagued by illness the Medford five could not overcome a IO 2 lead which Lynn com piled in the opening minutes of play and Lynn maintained an 8 point lead throughout most of the game Late in the third period Medford narrowed the margin to 45 41 but that was the closest they could come Jim Whalen and Bud McGrath sparked the team scoring 18 and IO points respectively Summary After a fighting finish of the regu regular season in which the Mustangs de feated Lowell Everett and Somerville in suc cession to gain a Tech Tourney spot sick ness cut down two of the starters and hand: capped the team Captain Richard Cotter could not play In either game and Bud Mc Groth was battling the virus in the final game However Medford s 11 6 record was very respectable Very few seconds separated them from a 15 2 season Congratulations to the squad and coach Scormg Summary S Whalen 4 McGrath Cotter Kelley De sda Fudge Murphy Theroux Collins DiMatteo Lenhne Appnani O ' ' ' ' , - . n ' . . ' ' G F Pr . - ' ,,.,,,,,,,,,...,.,,,,,.,.......,..,,,,.. 105 54 26 ' , , ' , , eee,,,eeee 2, ,tt..,,,,,,..,,,,,,. . 78 35 191 four foul shots to send Medford into a 63-59 H I -'--r -'- cr r 'rr 'r 's fig 3? . ' ' ' , ' ,,,,.. If .,,,t,c,.....,....,.c..,..,,,..,.. 32 is 82 , ,,,.eet,,,,,ct.,,.,,,,.cct...,,,..tt,.., ii 5 27 I , ,e,t.,,,cc,..,,.,,,.,.,.,t,.,t,.., ...., 7 10 24 . - ' ,,,,,,.,t.,,,,,,,.,...,,.,.,..,,...,,,.,,. 2 4 8 - - - ' .,,,,,,..,.t,,,,,,,.....,,,,....,.,... I O 2 ' ,,,,,,....,,,,,,.......,,...,.,.....,... 1 O 2 . ' ' .,.,..................,.,.,............. 2 2 Paul Jenney makes it with ease Medford 24 Huntington 48 Medford opened its track season against Huntington Prep, but the latter proved too strong for the Mustangs: Dave Young scored 8 points with a victory in the high jump and second place in the l000. George Courtovich had six points, 3 each in the 50- and 300-yard dash. Paul Jenney came in second in the 600 and third in the high jump. Bob LeBert was second in the hurdles. John Poole and Tony Foti each scored one, Poole in the mile and Foti in the shotput. Summary of Medford scoring: 50: 2-Courtovich, 300: 2-Courtovich, 600: 2- Jenney, l000: 2-Young, Mile: 3-Poole, Hur- dles: 2-LeBert, High Jump: l-Young, 2ltieJ Jenney, Shot: 3-Foti. Medford 11 Newton 66 Medford lost to a powerful Newton team. Dave Young, Cosmo Goings, and Tony Foti each captured three points in the high jump, l000, and shotput, respectively. Paul Jenney and AI Lucey scored one point each in the 300 and hurdles. Summary of Medford scoring: 300: 3-Jenney, l00O: 2-Goings, High Jump: 2-Young, Shot: 2-A. Foti, Hurdles: 3- Lucey. Track M2df0l'd 38V2 Somerville 38V2 Medford fought hard to gain a tie with Somerville, Dave Young once again was high man with 8 points, 5 in the 600 and 3 in the high jump. Bob LeBert, John Longueil, Barry Howe, and Tony Foti each scored 5. Paul Jenney had 3M, Courtovich 3, and John Poole, Fran DeAngelis, Al Lucey, and John Sarnie one apiece. Summary of Medford scoring: 50: l-Longueil, 6.l sec., 3-Sarnie, 300: 2- Jenney, 3-DeAngelis, 6001 l-Young, l:28.8, 2-Courtovich, l000: l-LeBert, 2:45.2, High Jump: 2-Young, 3-Jenney ltieij Hurdles: 3- Lucey, Shot: l-A. Foti, 4l'6 , Mile: l-Howe, 5:06, 3-Poole. Medford 21 Rindsie 51 Powerful Rindge Tech, perennial cham- pions of the GBI League, defeated the Blue and Vvhite Medford got one first place, Tony Foti won it with a heave of 38 feet, 9l 2 inches Davis Shiff, and Poole got a second each in the 50, hurdles, and mile, respectivelv Third place points were picked up by Longueil, De-Angelis, Hurley, Jenney, Lucey, Dan Sulli- van, and Lel3ert. Summary of Medford scoring: 50' 2eDavis, 3-Longueil, 3001 3-DeAn- gelis, 600, 3fl-lurleyg l000: 3-Jenney, l-lure dles. 2fShiff, 3-Lucey, Shot: l-A. Foti 38' 9V2 , 3fD Sullivan, Mile: 2-Poole, 3-Lee Bert. Medford 25 Malden 52 Traditional rivals from Malden trounced the Blue and White, but there were some very good performances The Mustangs took first and second in the shot and picked up two places in the 300 and hurdles Jenney took a third and a tie for first, while Foti got himself a first in the shot, Summary of Medford scoring: 50i 3-Davis, 3001 2-Longueil, 3-Jenneyg l00O: 3-l.el3ert, Mile: 3-Poole, Shoti l-A Foti, 43' llV2 , 2-Dell lsola, Hurdlesi 2fShiff, 3-Lucey, High Jumpi l-Jenney C3-way tiel, Just a bit more bend and stretch will do it, Steven. Front: J. Foti, P: Jenney, S. Shiff, R. LeBert, T. Rose, A, DeLeo, J. Galloway, Second: J. Walter Langley, R. McMasters 59, D: Pratt 58, J. Poole 58, A. Lucey 59, D. Amundsen 58, J. Sarnie 58, J. Pietrantoni 59, A, Riley 59, J. Bernard 58, Third: L. Perella 59, J. Hurley 58, G. Davis 59, A. Foti 58, R. Martin 59, R. Rop- polo 58, R. Walsh 58, P. Gagne 58. Coach: J. Walter Langley Captain: Robert LeBert Manager: David Amundsen 58 Medford 49, Andover 50, Lynn English 8 In a triangular meet at Andover Academy Medford was barely nosed out by the prep school champions: Dove Young and Jenney picked up ten points each in the individual events, and Young got another VA in the re- lay race, which Medford won. Overall balance kept Medford in the meet to the very end. Summary of Medford scoring: Hurdles: 2-Shiff, 3-Lucey, Shot: 2-A. Foti, High Jump: l-Jenney, 5' 4 , 2- Pietrantoni, Brood Jump: l-Young, l9' 5 2-Jenney, 300: l-Young, 36 sec., 2-Lon- gueil, 600: 3-Jenney, l000: 2-LeBert, 3- Hurley, Mile: l-Poole, 5:02.2, 4-Riley, Relay: Won by Medford lLongueil, Hurley, DeAngelis, Youngl, 2:28. 1 Medford 24 Brookline 53 In their final GBI meet the Mustangs took two firsts, Jenney and Longueil won the high jump and dash, respectively. Summary of Medford scoring: 50: l - Longueil, 2 k Davis, 300: 3 - Perella, l000: 2 - Hurley, Hurdles: 2 - Shiff, Shot: 2 - Dell lsola, 3 k A. Foti, High Jump: l - Jenney, 5' 3 Point Totals Jenney .............. 31 Dell lsola . 6 Young .... ..... 3 0lA1 Lucey ..... 5 FOH, A. ,........... 23 Howe ....... 5 Longueil .......... l8lA1 De Angelis 31A LSBSVT ...... ..... l 3 Goings ....: 3 Sbiff ........ ..... l 2 Pietrantoni 3 POOle ................ l l Perella :.:,., I Courtovich ........ 9 Riley .....,,,,,.,,, I Hurley ......... .. 7lA Sarnie ............ l Davis .,....... .. 7 Sullivan, D, I ' , 'V X MPH. ' Onrgh, -inf., Individual scoring: G A Pts Rossi ......,...... .. 8 l l l9 DiVincenzo ..,.., ..... l l 2 13 LaBella .,,....,. .. 5 4 9 Cannon ...,.. .. 2 5 7 Dalton ........ .. 2 5 7 Voltero ......... .. 4 l 5 Dello lacona ..., .. 2 3 5 Perron ....,...... .. 3 l 4 Chisholm .... .. O 3 3 Day ..........,. .. l O l Callahan ..,. .. l 0 l Medford 5 Somerville 3 ln a non-league game the Mustangs scored a 5-3 win over Somerville. Soph wing Sonny Rossi did a fine job, scoring twice. Dom Di- Vincenzo, Gerry Day, and Bob LaBella scored the other three goals. Medford 4 Arlington 6 Dom DiVincenzo scored late in the second period with Larry Cannon assisting. ln a fiery third-period rally the Blue and White scored three, but it was not enough to overcome the Arlington lead. DeeVee, La- ., is tr' X ,fir , 1 4 V t-wi. rj: Hockey Bella l2l, and Rossi scored goals, Cannon, Dello lacono, LaBella, Rossi, and Chisholm had assists. Medford 2 Belmont 4 The first period ended in a l-l tie with Captain LaBeIla scoring unassisted. The second period also was deadlocked at 2-2 with Voltero scoring and Rossi assisting, Belmont scored twice in the third. Medford 0 Cambridge Latin 'I The Mustangs played good hockey and kept the puck in the Cambridge end of the ice for the greater part of the game. The first line of LaBella, Voltero, and Rossi did a good job on offense with excellent goal- tending and defense work featuring the game. lt's Medford 7 Rindge Tech 0 The Blue and White scored their first win of the season. Billy Dello lacono did a fine job at defense, as well as being high scorer for the day with two goals and two assists. Other scorers were DeeVee 125, Perron, Rossi, and E. Callahan with goals and Dalton and Rossi with assists here someplace! F! W 'Wim Medford 2 Stoneham 0 The Mustangs rallied in the second and third periods to shut out a good Stoneham team. DeeVee and Sonnie Rossi got the goals, Sonnie and DeeVee got the assists. Dean Maines did a great job in the nets in shutting out the opponents. Line of underclassmen Medford 2 Melrose 6 Melrose scored the first two goals of the game, but a Mustang rally at the end of the first period tied the score, 2-2. Medford allowed only one goal in the second period but was unable to score. DeeVee and Paul Perron scored the goals, while Chisholm, Dalton, LaBella, and Cannon got assists. Medford 4 Cambridge Latin 4 Dave Dalton and DeeVee scored one apiece in the second period. ln the final period DeeVee scored, two minutes later Perron tied the game. Sonnie Rossi had 4 assists, Dalton one. Front: L. Voss 58, D. Dalton 59, L. Cannon, P. Perron, G. Rossi 59, E. Callahan 58, F: Callahan 59, J. Golf logher 58, S. Voltera, Rear: Coach Nichols, C. Spencer 59, W, Dello lacono 58, D, Maines, R. LaBella, J. Thormon 58, C, Chisholm 58, D. DiVincenzo 58, H. Cohen 59, F, Grimaldi 58. Captain: Robert LaBella Manager: Frank Grimaldi Coach: Fred Nichols Composite Lineup: G: Moines, Thorman, LD: Chisholm, Spencer, RD: Della lacono, Voss, LW: Cannon, DiVincenzo, Voltera, C: LaBella, Rossi, E, Callahan, RW: Perron, Dalton, Gallagher, Spare: F. Callahan. Medford 3 Andover 5 The Mustangs fought through a scoreless first period and in the second scored two goals, both by Steve Voltera with Larry Can- non ossisting, Andover led, 3-2, at the end of the second period, Sonnie Rossi, assisted by DeeVee, got the third period goal. Medford 3 Stoneham 2 The Mustangs took the lead in the first period with o goal by DeeVee, with Sonnie Rossi assisting. Stoneham scored two in the second period to take the lead, 2-l. With 30 seconds remaining in the third period, Med- ford took out the goalie Larry Cannon tied the game, Dave Dalton assisting, Moines went back into the goal with l5 seconds re- maining, and Dave Dalton scored the winning goal with Captain Bob Labella and Sonnie Rossi assisting Medford 0 Exeter 4 A superior Exeter team shut out the Mus- tangs six, 4-O, at Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire. Medford 'I Newton 6 In the first period starting defenseman Bob Chisholm was injured. This was a great loss to the team, sidelining Bob for the remainder ot the season. The only Medford goal was scored by Captain Bob LaBella in the third period. Medford 5 Rindge Tech 0 Soph Sonnie Rossi scored 2 goals and one assist to win the individual scoring champion- ship ot the GBI League. This was the lost game for Captain Bob LaBella, Steve Voltera, Larry Cannon, Paul Perron, and Dean Moines, DeeVee, Cannon, and Voltera got the other 3 goals, and Voltera, Dalton, Chisholm, Per- ron, and LaBella got assists. Medford 'I Newton 'I The Mustangs opened the l957 season auspiciously with a tie game at Newton. The Tigers, perennial champions of Greater Boston, were lucky to gain a tie with the sophomore-laden Blue and White who look a great deal better than was expected Medford's single run came in the fifth when Sallese drove DeAngelis in from second with a single to left Connors, Travers, and Garo held the vaunted Newton attack to three hits. Only a lucky bounce in the ninth allowed the Tigers to tie the score Jack Callahan and Hogan did a grand job in the field to keep the Mustangs in the game Medford lineup DeAngelis, 3b ..., Sallese, c , .,.,,, ,. Walsh, 2b ......i Costantino, cf .... Callahan, ss , ..,. . Kelley, lf .......... Hogan, lb .,,..... DeMatteo, lb ,. Connors, p .,....., Travers, p ..,,. 'MacMillan Ga ro, p ...,,. Totals ...,,,,,.,, ' Batted for Trave rs in 6th Fred gets back safely Baseball Medford 3 Malden Catholic 2 The Blue and White stayed an the victory trail by defeating their arch rivals from Malden Paul Hogan was the offensive star of the contest for he drove in the two winning tallies in the fourth with his single to centerfield Again Connors Travers and Garo shared the pitch ing duties with the last allowing no runs in his three inning stint Fred Walsh sparked the hitters with three hits in as many official times at bat Medford lineup DeAngelis Sallese C Perella rf Walsh 2b Callahan ss Costantino cf K ey If Hogan lb Connors Travers p Goro p Totals Score by innings Medford M C 0 0 2 - ' AB R H PO A 1 ', 3b ..........,............... 4 o 0 1 3 AB R H P0 A ' iiiiii111iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii5 ? 3 'li 5 I l l 3 , l 3 l 4 4 0 i 9 0 3 , O 4 2 -,eeeeee.,tw 443 3 3 3 3 f1fff.fffifffffifffi3 0 0 0 0 ell , 3 O l O 0 ---- -H------------U 4 O 0 I 6 Uv-AH-UHu'-Y-hVvHuV.Hu 2 0 I 6 O Pe'e 0f ff --e-- '--'-e---s-'-s-s-ees- 4 0 3 Q 0 DeMot'teo, lb ,...,,,.,,f....s........,... 1 o o 4 o O 0 l 0 O O O O O O O O .,.., .,,...,.,....,.........,.. 2 7 3 5 27 2l O O O 0 3 ' ' : -l 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Y ---,----,--.f..4-.- 29 l 3 27 l2 ...,,...,V.,... O O 0 3 O 0 0 0 x-3 . , .,..........,...,Y.. l O O O O l 0 - 9,09 wif we -fx . TNQUFDHJ1 1 ,,,,.... wfvffo Y QS.Um'96 Front: R. Connors, F. DeAngel1s 59, J, Callahan, F. Walsh, P, Sallese, J. Costantino, P. Hogan 58, Rear: V. Ciara 59, R. Celino 59, J. Travers, R. Kelley, J. DeMarteo 59, A MacMillan 59, L. Perella 59, Coach Terrill Captains: John Callahan, Frederick Walsh Manager: Charles Clifford Coach: Arthur G. Terrill Composite Lineup and Records: Batting AB R P0 A Avefoge The Mustangs have started the I957 season Defmgells' 3b 'I3 4 9 I3 146' in aus icio f shi f th h l st sfiiiese, C oeee... .,.,.. 1 4 1 45 5 .071 on D Us 0 On' of ev Ove 0 MOCM111On1 C H H 1 0 1 0 -OOO only one game in their first five and that to Walsh, 2b ....... ...... 2 O 2 5 IO .350 Exeter Academy, a leading preparatory school. Perella, rt .... .,.... I 7 3 I O .353 Lenfine, rf ....... ...... O O O O .OOO Loaded with ambitious and capable sopho- g9II9I 0 1b55 --- f-fff' 1 5 ? lg mares, the team is looking forward to a fine Dgiforkteol 5 0 13 0 1000 season, The seniors whom we see on these Ke11eyI If ,-------- Argyrr 1 7 0 6 3 118 pages promise to give the Blue and White Veitch, If ........... .. O O O O .OOO plenty of victories in the league competition, Costantino, cf ...... I7 O 2 O .O59 Jamieson, cf .,... I O 0 O .OOO Good luck, Mustangs, Connors, p ....... ...... 6 O I I3 .I67 Travers, p .... ...... 3 I 0 6 ,OOO Garo, p ........... ...... 4 I I I2 .OOO 'Foote ............... ......... O O O 0 .OOO Score by innings: I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Medford .......... ..... 3 0 4 3 2 0 2 I O-I5 Opponents ,,--- ,.... I 4 O 3 2 I 2 3 I-I 7 Tension Mounts The Flying Man Medford 5 Reading 4 Another batting hero and clutch man helped Medford to its third game without defeat. Fred Walsh drove in the winning run in the fifth inning with a smash off the pitcher's glove to give the Mustangs their fifth and deciding run. Lau Perella, one of the sophs on the first club, drove in three runs with his homer in the third inning. The Blue and White were solid in the field to protect the lead that Lou and Fred had produced. Connors, Travers, and Garo again did the pitching, with the last getting credit for the win because of four- inning tenure in which he gave no runs and no hits. DeAngelis and Hogan were the top hitters with three and two, respectively. Medford lineup: AB R H PO A DeAngelis, 3b ...... ..... 3 I 3 2 2 Sallese, c ......... ..... 2 0 O I0 O MacMillan, c ...... ..... O O O I O Perella, rf ......... ..... 3 I I O O Celina, rf ...... ..... O 0 O 0 0 Walsh, 2b ,... ...., 3 o I 1 I Callahan, ss ..... ..... 3 O 0 I 2 Costantino, cf ....,, ...... 3 O O 0 0 Kelley, If ,.....,.. .,... 3 o 0 i o Hogan, lb .......... .,... 3 l 2 9 O DeMatteo, lb .... ...,. O O 0 2 0 Connors, p .,.. .. ,..,. O O O O I Travers, p ...... ..,,, O I O O 2 Garo, p ....., .,.,, I I O 0 I TOYOIS . .. .... ....... 2 4 5 7 27 9 Score by innings: I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Medford .,,. . 0 O 4 0 I O O O x-5 Reading ,..,. 0 2 O 2 O O O O O-4 Medford 5 Quincy 3 Soph Lou Perella, Co-Captain Walsh, Dick Connors, .lim Travers, and Soph Vic Garo were the big guns and chief bulwarks in the initial league victory of the Mustangs. Until the eighth inning, when the Presidents got three runs off the slants of Garo, the three Blue and White hurlers held the opposition scoreless. Two singles by Lou and Q triple by Fred were the offensive blows that drove in four runs. Perella also stale home on the front end of a double steal. Connors and Travers were very effective in their three- inning stints. Medford lineup: AB R H PO A DeAngelis, 3b ...... ..... I I I I 2 Sallese, c .......... ...., 3 I O I2 3 MacMillan, c ..... 0 0 0 0 0 Walsh, 2b ..... .... 5 I I 2 3 Perella, rf ..... ..... 3 I 2 0 0 Lentine, rf ........ ..... 0 O O O 0 Callahan, ss ..... ..,,. 3 I I 2 0 Hogan, lb ........,. ..... 3 O O 6 O DeMatteo, Ib ...... ..... 2 O 0 I 0 Kelley, lf .,....... ,..., 4 0 I 3 0 Veitch, lf ............ ..... O O 0 0 0 Costantino, cf .... ..... 4 O O O 0 Jamieson, cf ...... ..... I O 0 0 0 Connors, p ..... ..,.. 2 O I O 6 Travers, p ....... ..... O 0 0 0 I Garo, p ......,. ..... 2 O 0 0 6 'Foote ..... ..... O O 0 O 0 Totals ....,.,..,...................... 33 5 7 27 2I ' Pinch runner for Connors in 3rd. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Medford ..,... ...... 2 O O O O O 2 I 0-5 Quincy ..... ...... O ' O O O O O O 3 O-3 Medford I Exeter 7 The Blue and White suffered its first defeat in five games at the hands of the strong preparatory school team. However, Medford played a very creditable game, making seven hits and playing errorless ball. Exeter's power hitting was the deciding factor. In the first inning the Mustangs got their only run on a DeAngelis single, a Sallese sacrifice, and a Perella single. Walsh and Perella each got two hits. Medford lineup: AB R H PO A DeAngelis, 3b ...,.. ..... 4 I I 4 3 Sallese, c ...,...,. ..... 3 0 O 3 I Walsh, 2b .. ..... 4 0 2 O 2 Perella, rf . . ...,. 4 O 2 I O Callahan, ss .. ..,.. 4 0 I 4 O Hogan, Ib . .,... 2 0 O 9 0 Kelley, lf , .. ..,.. 3 O 0 I 3 Costantino, cf . .... .. .. 4 0 I I 0 Connors, p . .. ..... 2 0 O O I Travers, p ., ...,, I O 0 O I Garo, p .. . .. I O O I 2 Totals .. . .. .. 32 I 7 24 I3 Score by innings: I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Medford ..,.. ...... I 0 O 0 O O 0 O-I 2 0 x-7 O O Exeter .,.,.. ...... 0 2 0 I 2 O9 Cos v 5iuI .A H wg' Fred sets LI ' Seniors Jock cuts one loose -2 K. - as . 1 Too low Dick follows through 1 ,ig .1 'll Q f , vnu N '- ' .Mm , K -fx. 'A- Murderersi Row e m-4-f , ,of ,, Q 2, C? K a R v 4' 4 1 ' RM t, gy P 'QQ5 A VM 'S WNW Z Qt, Z Teen E-mb Xfvvfxigb ' SCXENCE' QXUL, X ,ff M- 4 ,M Our Clubs K, J - A -- ,-l- S S 1- 3499? Prfyector Lfiiiziwf 'T , , '- CLUL -- Av RTVT if 5 Q X Business Girls' Club x Xa ,s,,,,, ,mm I f Who is he? The aim of the Business Girls' Club is to prepare girls for their future life in the business world. During the year prominent business women speak to them about their responsibilities in the field of business. At Christmas the girls had a fun-filled party. Their year Adwsor. Gertrude Roughsedge of activities included many public services and closed . ' . . . h . President: Eileen Figueira Secretory: Regina Boss: WIT O bonque' Vice-Pres.: Judith Maclilhiney Treas.1 Carol Gravelle Front: J. Bryson, B. Battista, M. Loggie, D. DeLeo, C. Salvi, D. LoCicero, D. Madden, Miss Roughsedge, R. Bossi, E. Figueira, J. Maclflhiney, C. Gravelle, N. Fudge, R. Duncan, D. Leone, E. Reppucci, Second: M. Shan- ahan, J. Buontempo, L. Lavoie, L. Rose, K, Pfeiffer, C. Regan, J. Young, M. English, B. Gawlinski, C. DiBlasi, C. McNuge, J. DeYoung, L, Matrundola, A. Marangi,D. Lucarelli, P. Lord, R. Van Kemeulyn, P. Hare, Third: C. Ciavardone, M. West, A. Petroni, M. Barbara, N. Buckley, J, Fickett, J. Laham, G. Jahannsson, B. Edgerly, A. Arpiarian, S. Myers, N. Libby, J. Driscoll, D. Vieira, M. Kelly, B. Hallett, I. Trirnarchi, C. Kovol, B. For- ren, Fourth: B. McCune, E. O'Connor, N. Russell, E. Monte, G. DeOliveira, M. Barter, M. Deschamps, L. Mag- aldi, J. Laird, C. Smith, E. Palermo, A. Richardson, A. Rush, C. Daley, A. Doonan, M. Palmisano, A. Lindsey, B. Benvenuto, C. Grady, K. Scola, F. LaBella. 60,9 on 1 1 f T7 v 4 x . WZAZ- t 36 . . 2 ft Front: D, Aivalikles, Miss Burke, M. Boyle: Rear: A. King, E. Vauros Advisor: Catherine Burke Pres: George Sullivan Vice-Pres: Nancy Howard Secv: Barbara Laundry Treas: Francis Hawkins s---r- f The Meatgrq High Schacl Camera Clap, under the -ugserneier st Vi-s Catherine Eurre, zznsistea at naerr- Ler, ct the szphenncre, tuner, :na senicr classes The ,ear began with an srganizatiar meeting at which the new 'vernaerg were scheduled far the dark raarn where 'hev learned the prcccss of devezaing ti-rr: An illus- trated lecture an the art at Christmas card making was presented at the December meeting. Speakers who dis- cussed xariaus phases of phatzgraphy addressed the Camera Club fl g Z graup at different times, in additlcn to entering :hern- selses trernenaausiy, the rremcers were :Lie t. irnerpe their knewledge at phatzgrazly tnrzugh :cttw sawe- patian in this club. 1 - rdf, fi' French Club Le Cercle Francais, the French Club, was composed of those students, taking French lll or lV, who maintained a high overoge. Miss Josephine 5. Bruno and Miss Pauline Webber were the very capable advisors. All the activities were planned in order to further our interest in, and to increase our knowledge of, French culture and civilization. The varied program included the following: a French speaker, A Christmas party, a ploy, and a banquet. None of us will ever forget the January meeting, during which we were so delightfully entertained by the play, Leave lt to Suzanne. Advisors: Josephine Bruno, Pauline Webber President: Jerome Tuck 58 Vice-President: Caroline Walker Secretary: Madeline Caporale Treasurer: Gail McCrensky Front: Miss Bruno, P. Short, C. Walker, J. Tuck, M. Caporale, G. McCrensky, M Collins Miss Webber' Sec- ond: R. Leland, B. Anderson, L. Jackson, P. Cook, J. Handley, B, Ferguson, M. Dor1nellan,'M. Casey, M. Flerm itoge, F. Suzman, S. Jackson, Third: S. Kaloostion, C. Tonkin, A. Sgan, W. McGrath D. Robinson R. Mc- Killop, D. Foley, W. Rodman, A. Scibelli, J. Mandelboum, Fourth: M, Coffey, S. Shuftleff, G. Jablonski, C Forti, J. Rosenfeld, C Rubin, J. McMahon, B. Rossi, P. Tardelli, J. Bellengi, J. Ferrick, G. Chase. lf 44 , f .JJ Front. M. Bugden, J Bryson, M. West, R. DePasquale, J. Fickett, B. MCCune, S O'Brlen, B. Stuftle, P. Brown, P. Colaggcro, D. Deleo, D McCarthy, M Loggie, P. Hare, K. Tagliano, Secondi M. Ryan, J. Johannson, C. Shiner, J Murphy, M Piontkowski, J Nunziato, K. Scola, K Young, C Tonkin, A. Arpiarian, B. Edgerly, M. Cayanaugh, E. Erwin, M. Fitzgerald, C Del3losi, R. Huckins, G. Morris, A Doonan, J. Morrissey, J. Young, B. Catalano, Third: K O'Connor, J Handley, B Hallet, D. Vieira, R Broderick, M Nelson, N. Hunt, N. Doyle, R Emmons, C Fitzgerald, L. Byrnes, C. Yeransian, E MCCaw, C. Grady, C. Woodworth, E. Monte, L. DelVecChio, C. McNuge, M. A. Fiorenzo, M. Toomey, Fourth: L. LaVoe, M Tobin, C. Kovol, I. Trrmarchi, M Descharnps, J. Laird, M. English, B, Gowlinski, J. Brown, J. Suas, N. Fudge, C lannacone, J. Bellengi, J. Laham, E. Rand, C. A. Gravelle, A. DiGiovani, F. Rallo, M. J. Alves, M. Sullivan, H. Churchill. Advisor: Katherine L. Baker, Catherine Fuller Home Economics This year the Club enloyed many interesting meetings, including one in November on the sublect ot flower arrangement. The members also sent baskets at Christmas and Easter to needy families. ln June they ended their activities with a picnic. lt was a very enloyable and worthwhile year. .-49 We learn of floral decoration and arrangement 9? e- 15 ' - rf. vi X ll Circolo Italiano, the ltalian Club, is under the supervision of Miss Bruno and Miss Pietrangelo. Since all of its activities are re- lated to Italian tradition, this organization provides an excellent background in Italian culture. Members participated in panel dis- cussions at several of the monthly meetings. ln addition to the guest speaker and the movies which were presented the program for the year included a Christmas party, a ban- quet, and an opera. Advisors: Josephine Bruno, Michelina Pietrangelo President .,.s,s..s ....,s.......,,.,.., A lfred DeLeo Vice-President ...... Sandra Rossi Secretary ....... .,.. J ean Piazza 58 Treasurer .... ..... G uy Di Cenzo Italian Club Of,-Q. Front: S. Androski, Miss Bruno, G. Di Cenzo, S. Rossi, A, DeLeo, J. Piazza, Miss Pietrangelo, C Cello Sec ond: B. Stutfle, L. Catolano, R. Addonizio, D. Dello Russo, R, DePasquale, A. Bono, P. Turco, J. Corso Third J. Rizzotto, C. Prestia, R. Rizzo, A. Scibelli, R. Tello, R. Caldarone, J. Fagone, A. Cappelletti, J. DAmico T Tosto, Fourth: J. Foti, S. O'Keefe, D. Milano, A, DeLaria, M. Gagante, H. Lunetta, A. Campobasso Junior Classical League Front R Buccr M Collins J Murphy J Prazza Mass Lynch W Rodman E Blurnsack J Olans G Joblon kr Second S Shurtleff M Coffey G Chase M Casey P Jenney K Young J McMahon R Leland C Turco Rear A Sgan R Lane R McKrIlop A Theroux W McGrath J Tuck J Lonergan Advrscr Edith Lynch Presrdent Wrllnam Rodman Vrce Presrdent Jean Prazza 58 Treasurer Martha Collrns Program Chairman John Murphy Publrcrty Chairman Regrna Bucci Dlrector ol Dramatrcs Ellen Blumsack 58 Coordvnator Gladys Jablonskn The Junror Classrcal League under the capable leadershrp of Mrss Edrth Lynch enjoyed a most successful season Thus year there were over one hundred members from the sophomore junior and sensor classes There was one meetrng on the second Tuesday of each month rn whrch the members actrvely partrcrpated The hrghlrghts of the season were the rnductron of sophomore mem bers the outrng and the Junror Classrcal League Conventron The members of the Medford Chapter of the Junror Classrcal League are also members of the Natronal Organrzatron rn which there are over 30 OOO members The Medford Chapter rs also recog nrzed by thus Natrona! Organrzatron as one of the most actrve chapters rn the country CD 3 X9 X-'Ky ' 1 ' C I ' .1 1 r I ' I ' I ' I ' T , - r - , - r - r - r - , - r - 1 - 1 V r r - , - , - T sv ' 1 I . I I . . . ' lx, 'fm 5 - ' V ' , . ' X 'Z 5 , I - T R 1 . . ' .iawax A r, J -3 Q! 'Q' .,, 3 fx. L ,... Q..-.. - ,,.Mn.,. ff . K , . .fb jx- ix :.ff'Ii - 1. M Club The M Club, one of the most popular organizations in the school, is under the supervision of Mr. O'Connor. The club's major aim is to promote good sportsmanship and citizenship. In order to raise money to defray certain necessary expenses of the athletic teams the club sponsored the annual Talent Show and Fall and Spring Dances. Once a month the boys were entertained by guest speakers, such as Coach Dell Isola and Mr. Quinn or by motion pictures dealing with sports. Advisor: Thomas W. O'Connor President .....c.,cc,,cA.,....,.,c,...,, Robert LaBella Vice-President .scc.c... c.,, J ack Callahan Secretary-Treasurer sc,s Richard Cotter 3. my 'K xv . 1 W if ,gf M W at -'ms -ren Front R Dell Isola, J. Whalen, R Cotter, R. LaBella, A. Scibelli, T, Rose, R, Tello, A. Sgan, P. Sullivan, Sec ond E. Carrington, A. Theroux, R. Pirretti, G. Courtovich, R Connors, P Perron, T. O'Connor, C. Clifford F. Walsh, Third. P. Sallese, A. Camaro, A. Cappelletti, DeLaria, W. McGrath, T Rizzo, R. Kelley, L. Fudge L. Cannon. 'v 94 1' Front R. Bucci, M Caoorole, B Ferguson, D. Robinson, J. Tuck, D. O'Brien, Mr. Pidgeon, Second M Col Inns, P. Cook, S, Kaloostian, W. Rodman, F, Follis, R, Coldorone, A, Caapelletti, G, Jablonski, J. McMahon C. Forts, P. Short. Advisor: Edwin F, Pidgeon Presidentt David Robinson Vice-President: Jerome Tuck 58 Secretaryg Brenda Ferguson Treasurerg David O'Brien The National Honor Society has as its members the students who rank in the upper twenty percent of the class, In addition to scholastic achievement three other qualities are necessary for membership' leadership, character, and service. ln Medford the Phi Aloha Epsilon chapter of the National Honor Society is under the energetic leadership of Mr, Pidgeon. This year's pro- gram included a Christmas party for underprixileged children, the initiation of new members, and lectures by vc rious guest speakers. The society's activities came to a formal close at the annual banquet. David runs on Honor Society meeting National Honor Sociely 72. --17 Dave, Bob, and Tony run things in the auditorium and booth Projector Club Under the capable leadership of Mr, Mockler the boys in the Projector Club learn to run the movie pro- jectors, tape recorders, scenery battens, microphones, amplifiers, and light board The boys perform a valu- able service to the school by showing movies in all classes and assemblies, They assist with assemblies and all public performances in Chevalier Auditorium. Advisori Edwin Mockler President c....,...,,,,... c..,, ,,,., .........s,c,ccc,,, D o v id O'Brien Vice-President ,,,, ,. ,.,,, Robert Giglio Secretary ,,,,,,,,,, ,..s R oberf Mosher Treasurer ...., .. ...,,,...,,, ,.....c,, , ,, Leo McCorron Front: W Murphy, R, Mosher, D. O'Brien, Mr. Mockler, R. Giglio, L McCarron, Jr., Secondg D. Collins, R. Mallion, W, Lindgren, J. Stool, F, Follis, S. Simeone, R, Morrisse ll C2515 ' V wa., 7 23, . 1 Front: M. Cavanaugh, P. Cologgero, M. West, P, Brown, J. Fickett, N. Fudge, C. lannacone, C. Welsh, C. Woodworth, J. Bellengi, R. DePasauale, G. Morris, R. Duncan, P. Hare, M. Shanahan, B. McCune, Secondi M. Deschamps, B. Stuftle, S. O'Keefe, L. Byrnes, J. Brown, K. Taglino, C. Grady, J. Young, R. Broderick, D. DeLeo, M. Fiorenza, R. Huckins, A. King, M. Bugden, J. Morrissey, A. DiGiovanni, F. Rallo, L. DelVecchio, B. Catalano, Third: E. Erwin, D, McCarthy, E. McCaw, J. Sias, E. Hopkins, D. Nestor, G. Johannsson, B. Edgerly, B. Gawlinski, B. Harris, C. Tonkin, J. Johannssan H. Churchill, C. Hobbs, K. Scala, C. Fitzpatrick, M. Fitzgerald, Fourth. F. LaBella, C. Yeransian, J. Murphy, K. O'Connor, J. Kerins, J. Laham, D. Dello Russo, A. Arpiarian, N. Hunt, K. Young, J. Hondley, N, Doyle, C. Sporling. Advisor: Katherine Baker Chairmani Carol Woodworth, June Bellengi Secretary. Christine Welsh Red Cross Canteen, juniors or seniors of the Home Economics Department, devoted to serving the com' munity, worked at several blood banks and collected money for several organizations. They also provided boxes tor a veterans' hospital and a Christmas basket for a needy family. The Canteen has hard-working girls and is a credit ta the school. if ,,.,.. J c lex oxeff N, Avi r JKT L Science Club The Science Club, under the able guidance of Mr. John Bradley, enjoyed an extremely successful year. As in previous years, the major aim of this organization was to increase its members' interest in the knowledge of the sciences. The Year's plans included trips to a Ford plant, a television station, a chemical plant, the Harvard Observatory, and a re- search laboratory. At one of the monthly meetings a person from the telephone company spoke on the solar battery, while at another meeting a man from General Electric spoke on jet engines. The highlight of the year took place in April when this organization sponsored the Science Fair. o CIGTNCQXZL 5' 4 U1 ills V T Ci ?T. , Advisor: John Bradley President: Robert Yassin Vice-President: Steven Schiff Secretary: Diane Kline Treasurer: Stephen Schoenbaum -? , I IN 1639 Front: Mr, Bradley, G. McCrensky 58, S. Shiff, R. Yas'in 58, D. Kline 58, S, Schoenbaum 58, D. Leone, Rear: H. Lunetta, G. Morris, D. O'Brien, N. Jones, D, Amun lsen 58, M. Tobin, M. Peoples 58, M, Boyle. Front: Miss Bruno, M Boyle, C. Ross 58, D, Powers, F. Suzman 58, B. Bachelder, Miss Burke, Rear: M Tobin E, Vouros, E. Erwin, J. Maguire, M. Alves, S, King, E. Shea, Advisors: Josephine Bruno, Catherine Burke President: Donald Powers Vice-President: Prada Suzman 58 Secretary: Elizabeth Bachelder Treasurer: Charles Ross 58 Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the supervision at Miss Bruno and Miss Burke, is composed at students at Spanish with a high average. The purpose of the club was the study and understanding of Spanish and Spanish-Ameri- can culture. The monthly meetings were interesting and varied, including a Spanish movie, a lecture, and a panel discussion, ln December a dramatization of Las Pasadasf' a Mexican Christmas, was prepared by the members. A banquet in May brought to a climax a very successful year R X lll :ei E 6 i 'Q :U ? XX Lf ' E9 ii ii 111 E Z' WK .. C 7 f Qfffy ff 1, 21 Technical Club Since its organization in l938, the Technical Club has been a leading influence in the school. The activities of the club have included lectures, showings of industrial motion pictures, demonstrations and trips to various industrial establishments. This year Mr. Paul McNulty was the capable advisor to the club of approximately eighty boys. Advisor: Paul McNulty President: Robert Caldarone Vice-President: John Camponella Secretory-Treasurer: Nicholas DelVecchio Mr. McNulty, J. Gottuso, P. Cunningham, J. Campanella, R. Caldarone, J. Foti, D. O'Brien, J. Murphy, Second: A. Cappelletti, R. Mallion, W. Lindgren, F. Follis, N. Jones, J. Staal, F. Wright, J. Fitzpatrick 58. Q Q I1 12. 1 JVC All-Girl Choir on s gg! Front: B. Farren, M. Gigante, D. Madden, B. Ferguson, M. Caporale, J. Boyd, M. Donnellan, S. Androski, C. Turco, F. Augliera, Second: C. Cello, A. Renaud, J. Jewell, E. l-larris, G. Jablonski, M. Sargent, M. Nelson, K. Young, M. Casey, R. Broderick, B. Anderson, E. Hopkins, R. Bucci, Third: B. Mabel, F. Forte, F. Suzman, G. Chose, C. Forti, P. Ricker, l-l. Churchill, A. Bono, M. Ardolino, B. Batchelder, N. Bailey. Advisor: Gudrun Ekman President: Mildred Henderson Vice-President: Jean Boyd Secretary: Maureen Donnellon Treasurer: Madeline Coporale, Brenda Ferguson The .All-Girl Chair, under the capable direction of Miss Gudrun Ekrnan, has been extremely busy in many activities. The Chair sang at the Centennial Banquet of the Medford Public Library. During the Christmas season the girls did caroling in the corridors and at the Christmas assemblies. They sang at Filene's in Boston during the Christmas season. Needy families in Medford were very pleased with the lovely food baskets the girls sent at Christmas time. In the Spring, along with the Band and Waring Chorus, the Choir gave a concert. It competed in the State Music Festival in May and did a wonderful job. The girls in the Choir have many memories of long hours of rehearsal, justified by perfection at perform' onces. The girls gained enjoyment and made many friendships during the past year. r- W, I 'wen 7'-5.9 Front: R. Reynolds 62, R. Hanson 60, C. Reid 59 J, Angelo 58, C. Cook 59, P. Cook, N. Cook 58, K. Christopher 60, R. Durso 58, R. Allan 60, Second: D. Shea, R. Kahn 59, J. McKittrick 61, S. Tankel 60, R. Duncan 60, B, Moses 60, R. Fiumara 61, J. Baseman 58, H. Alexander 60, G. Kizik 60, J. Zuccola 59, J, Steele 60, D. O'Brien, M, Flint, Third: A. Lucey 59, R. Swenson, P. Wedlock 60, H, Lunetta, D. McClelland 60, J. Consolmagno 59, R. Mallion, M. Leavitt 60, N. DelVecchio 58, F. Zucco 60, M. Yoffe 62, C. DeFronzo 60, R. Mallion 61, J. Shindell 59, G. Kerrigan 59, C. Steward 58. At the Spring Music Festival the band earned itself much praise and increased its repu- tation as a leading band in the State. The earnest and hard-working members brought credit to the high school. Under the very capable supervision of Mr. Schoonmaker this or- ganization gave numerous concerts and performances throughout the year. They helped stir the school spirit at football games with their marching music. Many thanks are due them for so many hours of enioyrnent provided. Director-Advisor: Ralph I. Schoonmaker Front: R. Reynolds 62, R. Hanson 60, C. Reid 59, J. Angelo 58, C. Cook 59, P. Cook, N. Cook 58, K. Christopher 59, R. Durso 58, R. Allan 60, Rear: J. McKittrick 61, S. Tankel 60, R, Duncan 60, B. Moses 60, R. Fuimara 61, J. Baseman 58, H. Alexander 60, G. Kizik 60, J. Zuccola 59, J. Steele 60. Front D McClelland 60, R Swenson, S. Consolmagno i Leavitt 60, N DelVecchio 58, F Zccco 60 M Yofte 62, Rear J Shindell 59, P Wed- lock 60 A Lucey 59, C Steward 58, C, DeFronzo 60, Mallion 61 H Lunetta. Front: H Lunetta, P. Wedlock 60, C De Fronzo 60, R. Mallion 61, Rear: D. Shea D. O'Brien, R. Kahn 59, A. Lucey 59, C Steward 58, G. Kerrigan 59, M. Flint. The Blue and While Class of '57 fl '39 Q Q Front: C Cello, C. Sears, C. Grady M. Shanahan, M. Fiorenzo, E O'Connor, B. Battista, N. Doyle, J DeYoung, G. Johannsson, D. Leone Rear: D, Madden, B. Farren, L. Gal asso, C. Shiner, M. Galjaard, J. Mac Elhiney, S. Myers, C. McNuge, P. Collaggero, D. Lucarelli, J. Fickett, J. Laham. Advisor: John A, Ricker, Jr. Editor-in-Chief: William Rodman Editors: Literary: Gladys Jablonski Arr: Roderick MacKilIop, Patricia Ricker Sports: Arnold Sgan, Regina Bucci Secretarial: Elizabeth O'Connor Heads: Candids: David O'Brien Glossies: David Robinson Promotion: Caroline Walker Department Heads E. Erwin, J, Sias, R. Bucci, G. Ja blonski, P. Ricker, G. DeOliveiro, S Jackson, S. Shurfleff, Second: M Casey, M. Henderson, P. Lord, M Collins, J. Handley, A. Bono, C. Ton kin, M. Donnellan, J. Mandelboum J. McMahon, C. Forti, S. Androski N. Buckley, Third: H. Churchill, P Cook, A. DeLeo, W. McGrath, R MacKilIop, D. Hurley, A. Theroux, R McLaughlin, C. Rubin, S. Kaloostian 1-Y Front: B. Ferguson, R. Duncan, P. Brown, S. Androski, B. Rossi, P. Turco, B. Anderson, C. Turco, M. Casey, K. Young, Rear: R. Brown, M. Tobin, L. Jackson, J. Handley, A. Marangi, P. Tardelli, J. MacElhiney, G. Chase. Under the very meticulous and industrious guidance of Miss Doggett the girls an the Biography Aids solicited, assembled, and culled the data on all the seniors for this edition of the Blue and White. With Pauline Turco and Beverly Rossi as chairmen the girls did a monu- mental job exceedingly well. The editing of all the biographies seen on the senior pages took months of very arduous work. To this staff every senior in this book is indebted. We thank them for a job well done. The Blue and White The production of our yearbook, the Blue and White, was done by many staffs, all of which were under the Editor-in-Chief, William Rodman. Members of these staffs were chosen by Mr. John A. Ricker, Jr., our advisor, after consultations with the English teachers or, in the case of secretarial staff, the typing teachers. The literary, promotion, secretarial, art, sports, and photography staffs all had to complete their assign- ments by a deadline. After working very hard, the staffs produced what you are now reading. Front: F. Wright, C. Welsh, B. Bernstein, D. Robinson, D. O'Brien, C. Walker, J. Stool, D. Hurley, Second: P. Turco, D. DeLeo, B. McCune, L. Catalano, L. Crowelli R. Mazzola, R. Leland, C. Hobbs, E. Hopkins, A. King M. Dorfman, Third: D. Nestor, L. Jackson, J. Johanns- son, G. Chase, C. Yeransian, A, Lindsey, D. DeIloRusso, B. Ferguson, K. Young, E. Harris, C. Fitzpatrick, M Hood, J. Rosenfield. 1 1 on Biography Staff of Blue and White Advisor: Marion Doggett Chairmeni Beverly Rossi, Pauline Turco J ii ' ' ri 5 l 6: A Q ' . l 0 2 5 '-if f-- J y if ' A' i if lil f Rear: P, Miller, T. Applebaum, Front: W. Connolly, A Camaro, V. Valenti. Hattie Pattie Fooflighte rs vi? sq King Lear gets ready Advisor: Edward J, Finnegan President .,.....,,.,.,................,,.,, Ellen Blumsack Vice-President .,.. ,,.. M arilyn Peoples Secretary .,..... Y.,,,,,... R ita Johnson Treasurer .... Nicholas DelVecchio The drama classes, of course, form the backbone of the Faotlighters, but the club is open to other students as well, provided that they are willing to take an active interest in it. This year the club was the general basis for drama throughout the high school, its purpose being to interest the students in a drama workshop. In this endeavor it has succeeded very well. lt was a very active club, whose members presented several enter- tainments monthly, making each meeting interesting and profitable. After these entertainments were approved by the club, they were then presented to the student body during assembly periods. The Footlighters were very well represented at the Massachusetts High School Drama Guild one-act play competition, It was asked to take part in the competitions sponsored by the drama workshops at several surrounding schools. Front: D. DeLeo, J. DelVecchio, M. Peoples, Mr, Finnegan, E. Blumsack, C. Regan, F. Figueira, P. Cook, Sec- ond: E. Shea, Brown, S. Shindell, R. Johnson, M. Tobin, S. Jackson, M. Boyle, Third: B, Mabel, J. Gaffey, P, Kelley, P. Pinault, D. O'Brien, M. Sullivan. PSFS Krllop W McGrath D Hurley R LaBella A Scabellr S Voltero Advisor Edwm F Prdgeon Presrdent William McGrath Vrce Presldent Elaune Erwrn Secretary Roderick MacKullop Treasurer Anthony Scrbellr The House ot Delegates conslsted at one student from every homeroom Each member acted as a representative from hrs homeroom and rt was hrs duty to place before the House any sugges tnons that were guven to him by has class mates Under the experienced leadershnp at Mr Edwnn Prdgeon the members ducl thenr best to support the actnvrttes ot the school Two of the specral duties were sellung tickets for the talent show and for the Prom Front: Mr. Pudgeon, A. De-Leo, M. Cerporole, R. Addomzuo E Erwun J Murphy Secona C Prestra R Mac I II ll l-rant S Kaloostuon D DelloRusso J Bellengu J Lahom M Loggue S OKeefe R Bossu C Cello R Buccu L Galassa B Stuffle Rear G Johannsson C Walker W Warner C Daley A Fulamond M l-lenderson C Salvu C Welsh E Rand R Mazzola J Boyd Junuor Marshals and Ushers Front J Lonergon J Barclay J Tuck A Sgan T Rose F Shaffer R Dell Isola P Cunnungham A Prud hornme Rear J Travers W Rodman L Fudge F Lynch A Theroux M Longo J Murphy R Caldorom D Hurley E Kozowyk W McGrath P Sulluvan T OCarunor Advusors Danuel J Hobart, Ruth M MacDonald The Junuor Marshals and Ushers played an umportarut part at the Class Day Exercuses the Senuor Re ceptuan and the Graduatuon of the Class of l956 The Marshals were chosen by the gurls the Ushers ly the faculty It us undeed a great honor and pruvulege to be chosen These people added much to the dgnuty and beauty of these ceremonues Each Marshal and Usher wull always remember thus honor os one of the hugh lughts of hus hugh school days - n . . , , . ' - r - . - , - , - , J u - , - r - . U , , , . . , . , . , . , . , 4 , , . , . , . , , , O 1 . , . , . , . , . , - , . u V r ' . u , , . , . , . , - - I , , 4 , .J V . .l Front: M, Boyle, C. Shiner, Miss Hardy, D. Madden, G, Morris, Rear: R. Mazzola, R. Hutchins, C. Grady M English, D. Leone, N, Buckley, G. Cangemi. The Library Staff, headed by Miss Hardy, is corn- posed of those girls who are interested in seeing that our librar is well run. The duties of the girls include Library Slaff Y making out library permit slips, arranging books On the shelves, pasting in record pages, keeping records of delinquent books, and helping pupils to find needed information, Without their help many pupils would be left with a confusing and difficult task. We all owe rnany thanks to Miss Hardy and her capable staff. Advisor. Dorothy L, Hardy uol iotif' :'e in order NVQ give and take Little Giant QUILL AND SCROLL Jerome Tuck--Philip Cunningham Editor: Jerome M. Tuck Trolpilnlg Mggogeg-:II Co-Editor: Grace E. Morris e,e,n we ' A . . n Advertising Staff: ssociate Editors. Assistant Mono r, Mary Boyle ge ' Patricia Cook Roderick MacKillop Managerial Director: Philip Cunningham Assistant Director: Judith Olans 58 D. Forte 59 Paul Donato 59 Lucille Minutoli 59 Patricia Morris 58 I' f 7 l Front: M. Caporale, D. Bono, Mrs. Bagley, R. Sheehan, C. Walker, Second: R. Brown, S. Rossi, S. Kaloostian, A. Bono, E. Batchelder, H. Lunetta. With the able assistance of Miss Jeanne Mac- Gregor and Mrs. Mary Bagley, The Little Giant staff published four issues a year. The students, with Jerome Tuck as editor, run the magazine themselves. This gives them the opportunity to show their journalistic skill. The Little Giant is a member of the Quill and Scroll, a national or- ganization for exceptional achievement in the field of journalism. This year the staff sponsored a banquet at which outstanding members were initi- ated into the Quill and Scroll. Advisors: Jeanne MacGregor, Mary M. Bagley Front: D. Hurley, M. Boyle, J. Tuck, G. Morris, P. Cunningham, F. Forte, Second: T. Rose, P. Cook, B. Rossi, J. Lonergan. s I Q5 ' bf -UNL Front: D. Nestor, E. Harris, J. Gollaghef, P- TUVCOZ 5950053 Mfr L0f'Ql9Y, B. Twyon, E. Carrington. Advisor: Walter Langley Senior Editor: James Gallagher Junior Editor: Irwin Bornette 58 The Medford High School Journal is a semi-monthly publication, prepcred by the students and published by the English deportment. The purpose of the Medford High School Journal is to give the students in journalism practical experience in editing news. 15' f . tuee hdedford High School Journal Diane prepares copy The Protective Department is one ot the school's rnost essential or- ganizations. The members ot this de- portment are stotioned at intervols throughout the building to help people to locate rooms and to keep students from entering ports ot the building in which classes are being conducted. Under the supervision ot Mr, Edwin Pidgeon, this group helps to keep order throughout Medford High School. Protective Department ADVISOR EDWIN F Piooiaoisi 461 Front Mr Pidgeon G Morris M West, E. Erwin, J Bryson G Johonnsson B Edgerly S Androski P Turco Second L Smith M Flint C Shiner J Johannsson, C. Spotkling A. Buono Vieira, Pi Cook HlCh hll , , , . , , urci S Shurtlett M Sophie Third J Santini, C. Welsh, J. Bellengi, N Doyle, K. Golvin, B. Mabel, R. Hutc lnS V 4 Front: M. Henderson, R. Bossi, R. Dell Isola, D. Dello Russo, R. Caldarone, W. Rodman, E. Blumsack 58, A. Scibelli, Second: D. O'Brien, B. McCune, E. Figueira, A DeLeo, D. Powers, J. Travers, D. Robinson, P. Cun- ningham, M. Loggie, C. Woodworth, Mr. Hormel, Third: D. O'Keefe, G. Sullivan '58, W. McGrath, W. Rear- don 59, R. LaBella, B. Howe 58, J. Tuck. Advisor: Henry D. Hormel President: Robert Caldarone Student Cabinet Secreta ry: Regina Bossi The Student Cabinet is the highest ranking group in the school. its function is to review bills from the House of Delegates and, if the bills are approved, hand them to the Headmaster for consideration. This organi- zation acts also as the governing body for the Student Council as a whole. The Cabinet is made up of the club presidents, class officers, and representatives of the Vocational School. Pauline Turco was elected representative at the Jewish Brotherhood Award which was s n or . - po s ed by the presldenl' Robert runs 0 meetmg Brotherhood for Christians and Jews. of the senior members IUII I xv I' l C s. I . . eu. 3 Q1 , . N , ...Z A, MZ' Q .1 ,., Af The annual Talent Show, staged for the benefit of the M Club under the direction of Edwin F. Pidgeon, was a tremendous success. A capacity audience cheered the numerous presentations thunderously. lt was an evening long to be remembered, Many dance lines 7 Pistol Packing Mama, Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend, Tennessee Wig Walk, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, By the Sea, Schooldays, and Ain't She Sweet - were extremely well-drilled. Leonora Teixiera, Joel Baseman, Carol Sears, Margaret Dempsey, Lucille Minutoli, Paul Donato, Joan Fagan sang solos. Also, Patricia Burns, Jean Piazza, Sheila Foster, Carl Christansen, and Patricia Rucker entertained with solo songs, Dance numbers by the Smith Brothers, Diane Ciampa, Margaret Gault, Roberta Emmons and lngrid Peabody, Patricia Gawlinski, Virginia Cogliano, and the Brophy Sisters lent much lite to the evening Six Suns and the Blue Flames were yery entertaining bands. A pantomime by Nancy Byrnes and Chris Parziale and CJ baton-twirling stint by Arlene Edgerly and Nancy Howard were well done. Songs by the Pontiacs and the Fluorescents were enthusiasticall. receiyed, The grcup can be proud of its work. i H fn , 5 'ff 4' 1 H H ,, 2-4 The Wild West comes to Medford UN .fe W' A . , 1 .L . A Qlf' 4' u . 'f 1:5 n Zi! , X , A 4, af X 1 . L 1' '- my ,fr g:::4,-,:..1 ' . M 'f . 3 4- T L K Hd' H f Nxy hail Q - Y 4 x Mr. Talent ond his men fm a: mfg, 3 R's - Rock, Roll, Rumble r , , ...4.-' Meet Miss Medford J!! 'P Front J Travers D Noel Mr Corrigan D OKeefe J Barclay Rear S Cadigan R Gordana J Clement J Bonasea W Thayer Advisor Joseph P Corrigan Vocational Student Council Each homeroom of the Melvin V. Weldon Vocational High School elects two representa- tives, one a senior and one a iunior, to hold membership in the Student Council, the offi- cial voice of the student body, The chief aims at this group, under the able guidance of Joseph P Corrigan, were to promote unity and cooperation between the faculty and student body both in classwork and in out- side activities Along with its promotion of excellent school spirit, high ideals, and the practice ot good citizenship, the Council has kept up the honorable reputation ot the school through their sincere desire to improve that which has already been recognized as outstanding, they have entered wholehearted- ly into the plans and arrangements for proms, banquets, and assemblies 5 'l' u 'levi' C.dbl'hc t Cr' xji S . dn' 0 Q ' I .----I -1 il ' -11 LU 1- Y ,, A Front: C. Kergo, P. Glossman 58, J. Boccelli 59, J. Moakley, E. Brown 58, P. Miller, G. Falk, J. McCauley 58, C. Shreenan 59, Second: E. Burditt 58, J. Roselande 59, G. Rudolph 59, T. Drohon 59, G. Corley 58 L Notemeyer 58, R, lncerta 59, K. Grosso 58, J. McPherson 59, Third: P. Dulong 59, K. Dubois 59, R Collins 59, E. Lovering, F. Raymond 58, A. Camaro, S. Codigon 58, J. Marshall 58. Advisor-Director: Ralph l. Schoonmaker Waring Chorus The students of Medford High School ore justifiably proud of the fine male chorus, directed by Mr. Ralph I. Schoonmaker, Head of the Music Department. This organization, composed of boys from the vocational and high schools, hos given much pleasure to audiences at various times throughout the year, including the entire school at the Christmas Assembly. At the annual Spring Concert the boys gave an excellent performance. Eliza- beth Brawn,'the only feminine member, is the very capable accompanist. ff Z. by 4 Illini: 6 Front: L. Brown, L. Cafterella, C. Penta, R. Bossi, A. Edgett, Miss McKay, A, Stallings, P. Brown, A. Looney, F. Gross, A. Bruno' Se-Condi D. Henni an J. Scarfo B. Miara M. Luon o B. Flemin P rrall lliv n , Q, , , Q, Q,.C0 ,GSU G. P. McCarthy, L. Meuseg Third, W. Kelly, B, O'Rourke, R. Vinarga, J. Banfilio, C. Robillard, L. Stuto, G. Cargill Teacher Coordinators: Mary l. MacKay, Lillian A. Geraci O I O Q ,k . Distributive Education . P 1 . l . J T -iv . 4.3, .. .. L 4, 1 '--- Bi-Cameral Office-rsi ' ' -MN' A ,Ad l 4' 1 t ' gag- Q '- T i 5' Presidents ...........,........ Paul Femino, William O'Raurke A' , 9' rl !-kpuw. J I ' fx. V Vice-Presidents .... ..... C amille Penta, Phyllis Brown -' A 1 -- A , nl. 'f l A Secretaries .. .. .... Robert Miara, Paul McCarthy - - ' 'IA U in f Treasurers .... ..... L orraine Brown, Arleen Looney fn' A -t lf - IQ hw Y , 'v 1 G ' ll . A , l if l 'S 4 , , The Distributiwe Education Course offers the students training in retail business OD- ' plication of their classroom work. They re- ceiwe the correct wages and upon graduation from high school become full-time employees in the place of training. The courses otlered include Business f ' English, Business Arithmetic, Solesrnanship, 'R Marketing, Advertising, Economics, Window Display, Fashion, Job Orientation, Color Design, and Textiles. mv' 'in T7 V01 F!! Qmnnnw 'e J Q MF . ' Mlfwwrl ' V .1 , -is ' l ' - I ' 2 ' Q .4 a we u 4:.CL.lg Front: P. Caloggero, J. Pierce, P, Brown, M. Boyle, H. Churchill, S. Androski, C. Cello, C. Turco, J. Johannsson, Rear: P. Shaffer, S. Simeone, E. Rand, L, Jackson, M. Gigante, J. Handley, Mr. Hobart, Mrs. Hobart, M, Kelly, J, Kerins, D. Milano, D. LoCicero, J. Driscoll, M. Tobin, P. Crowley. Mr, Brooks, Washington-New York Trip The annual Washington - New York Trip, under the guidance of Mr. Edward M. Brooks, was again a success, the pupils had a very entertaining and educational tour of the two cities. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hobart also were chaperons. On Monday, April l5, the party arrived at the Carlyle Hotel in Washington for supper. In the evening the pupils enjoyed a walk- ing tour of the Capitol area and downtown Washington, viewing the National Capitol Building, Senate Office Buildings, Mellon Gallery, Supreme Court, Congressional Li- brary, FBI. Building, and National Archives Building On Tuesday at Arlington Cemetery the party witnessed the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, they also saw the Amphitheater, Lee Mansion, Iwo Jima Statue, and the grounds and buildings of Mt. Vernon Other interesting sights were the White House, Blair House, U. S. Treasury, Washing- ton Monument, and The Mall and Museums. Following supper at the hotel, the tour visited Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Tidal Basin, and the city under lights, Through the courtesy of Senator Saltonstall the party toured the interior of the Capitol, it also saw the House and Senate Chambers. En route to New York the party visited the LJ. S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. They checked in at Hotel Taft at 9:45 P,M. Rockefeller Tours of N.B,C. Studios at Center, United Nations Building, Radio City Music Hall, Museum of Natural History, Central Park Zoo, Cathedral of St. John The Divine, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Empire State Tower, Wall Street, Chinatown, Bowery, Bat- tery, and Roosevelt Drive kept all very much occupied during the stay in New York The members of the touring group are greatly in debt to Mr. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Hobart for their understanding and patient help and instructive advice at all times during our memorable trip. These five days were indeed a very pleasant experience for us. The group included Sandra Androski, Mary Boyle, Priscilla Brown, Prudence Caloggero, Camille Cello, Helen Churchill, Paul Crowley Janice Driscoll, Madalyn Gigante, Judi Hand- ley, Lois Jackson, Joyce Johannsson, Mary Kelly, Jane Kerins, Dolores Lo Cicero, Deanne Milano, George Murphy, Judy Pierce, Elayne Rand, Stanley Simeone, Marilyn Tobin, and Carol Turco ll Al' 'il try I I 'K ' XT tt 1,1113 Acknowledgments 111 To MISS WILLIAMINA MACBRAYNE for her effncnent and consclen tvous management of finances To MR GEORGE HORWOOD and MR CHARLES LEDDY for theur and m the preparation of the essays To MISS ANN DOHERTY MISS MARION TAYLOR and MISS DORIS LAWTON of the offnce staff for their wnllung assnstance To MISS MARIAN DAGGETT and her staff for their untrrrng efforts In preparung the brographues To MR EDWIN F PIDGEON for has arrangements for and SUDGFVISIOH of the group pictures To MISS CATHERINE CAREW and MISS STELLA MCCARTHY of the VocatlonaI School offnce staff for therr help To MR DWIGHT DAVIS for use of Royalty and Senior Dlvlder plctures j , ff fi-Els ,Q-of' 2? f ,l'-ff-XXXX if . X WY l::l-il ,,.- ' ,...- ' -ffl -fad,-if SHCPPIN 'FOR A Sn--.sr-+I J 0 l CHECK WHAT YOU WANT Good startzng salary wzth regular razses Pleasant work wzth other gzrls and young men Prestzge of a responszble yob wzth a well known and respected company If your 11st shows three checks then you should check 1nto what the Telephone Company has to offer you Smart gxrls are domg It now before they graduate from hlgh school Come 1n and see our employment 1nterv1ewer soon Youll enJoy talkmg w1th her Act now and you can say wxth prlde I m all set' I'm gomg to work w1th the Telephone Company ' See the Guldance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply S: ff ills S PS fill I NEW ENGLAND TELEPHDNE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ..!ZI!llf0gI'lll1A.5 if 9 I I is , ,D V ,, 5 4 f v Z. F' sf M 'Q iff, ,Egg ,fjz ffgzyf ci ,ZR-. .f :ti l. 1 ,.. w if , af-W 1. .. Q , Sz .Lt ' 5 W v 1 v Q f 'Q pk' X Q waging .x A In if ,V ' 1 I xx A 3342 I 5 , Q H 9 U H? 1, z ug 3: 12 ' if va 'N- .--1' if Y 3 Mx 'K i' - f Fr . ' Q ' A ..y,, U A ww K gnu K 4 1In llbcmoryiam c 'Q PAULINE V RICE Only students who were fortunate enough to have studied under the able guidance of Pauline V Rice knew her rare talent for her work her keen inter est in their slightest effort and her dedication to their advancement in the artistry she so dearly loved than normal capacity for great friendships her complete honesty in all her dealings with others her strong adherence to the Christian principles of life will forever think of Pauline Rice as an inspiration to nobler living Her students her associates all mourn the passing ofa beautiful person an excellent teacher and an incomparable friend Her friends who knew her steadfast devotion to her family, her more ,. ,gf '-QM f, .V J ,,4vvv-.. 4 pf' 15 Q, .40 wr 1 , 'K 7 1 K, . AAI, Nl - 1, X. QQ! 4 -4 K. if Walter D. Reid Edwin F. 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