Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Silhouette PRIZED POSSESSION Close friends Family Memories Class ring Cheering uniform P. F. Cross His car Her family His car His driver's license Smile Freedom of religion Class ring Driver's license Class ring His car Family Half interest in car Her car His blue convertible Her tumbling uniform Her two class rings His money Her horse A ache Memories ofp good times Her diamond Her life Her friends . Her family and friends Books Freedom of speech Her friends His Plym Honor Society pin Her class ring Her cat His polished shoes Her license Her 4-H awards Her diamond Her diary Her car His education Friends and family Her scrapbook Her home and happiness The green stuff GREATEST DESIRE Healthy, happy family Successful future To own a Thunderbird To become a nurse To go to Europe To live in Vermont To graduate To be happily married To graduate To travel Travel in foreign countries To be happily married To own a Corvette To be successful To own a white Thunderbird To graduate To remain happy To be a good, informed citizen To be rich To go away to college To be in the Olympics To lead a happy li e To graduate An interesting career To make people happy To have six children To travel To understand others To help educate others To be a successful person Success and happiness To travel To own a 4-speed Plymouth To be happy To own a '57 Ford convertible To do missionary work To be successful in life A position in the Navy To go to Hawaii Marriage To travel A position as secretary Have a family To succeed A happy, healthy family To be just like her mother Not to live in a hick town 25 LEAVES Her good humor Experiences on new highway Nerve pills Year's supply of gum Her smiling eyes Her loquaciousness His shot Chevy Her devilish ways His acting ability Whoa, Bessie His vivid imagination Her cheering uniform Her long red hair Her jokes Short pixie hair-cut His humorous remarks Her scholastic ability J Her fattening candy Her trumpet His cars Her Italian tastes Her position in the Radio Club His height A Her artistic ability Her truck For the Marines Light and Bright The balance beam Her place on the tumbling team Her car His ability to argue Her candid remarks His shop classes Her place on Honor Society Her long Hngernails Quietly His paramecium shirts Her mighty volleyball serve Taller than she came For Bill For Tennessee immediately In her car His bright, white teeth Hoping for a white Ford Her overtime hours at the Meadows Her dancing feet Her wide variety of jokes TO Ice cream man Anyone who can cope with them Mr. Cote In Mr. Norton's wastebasket Bright-eyed Sue Penziner Sue Doane ' Macy's Garage Grace Huften The lead of next year's play Any horse of that name Alfred Hitchcock Martha Brewer A beauty parlor Dave West Patsy Parks F Charles Knight Reynolds Handlowich Thin Marilyn Dempsey Lois Swain Hell drivers of our halls Mr. Khrushchev Be filled Tom Hitchcock Mr. May Louie Arzt Donna Markham Helen Riou ' Anyone who can drive it Mal Rioux Barbara Riou Unwillingly Anyone who can earn it Jeri Lynn Rossi The biology class Barbara Beneat The Colgate Company The U.S. Gov't. Arthur Murray Red Skelton

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NAME Mary Lew Adams Sheila Bettis Audrey Brown Patricia Cartinelli Ellen Chapin Ardelle Chase Frank Clarke Gail Cooper james Cruikshank Charles DeLand Chris Edwards Marilyn Gaylord Diane Hall Helen Higgins Nancy Hitchcock Wallace Hitchcock Martha Hunt Kathleen Keresztes Florence Machia Robert Macy Annette Morandi Judy Morandi Shaun Oates jane Olmsted julia Peck Nancy Pezze Marlene Pezzee Betsey Poucher Susan Riou Ann Ruthel Francis Ryan Polly Sanford Robert Schneider Ellen Severn Nancy Snyder Alice Stevens Richard Sturtevant Alice Suffie Aline Suflie Margaret Swan janet VanDeusen Nancy VanDeusen Robert Vickerman Alice Ward Loraine Wells Barbara Agnes Wilbur Sally Wilcox 11 u Gosh as an FAVORITE EXPRESSION FAVORITE SONG Oh no-o-o ! Do you like that? It's amazing ! Gas it! You're kidding l Now what was I going to say ? Hiya, Dad. C'est la guerref' Oh gracious! Now, really! Oh boy, I did it again! Oh, really? Well, I can't help it! Big hairy deal! Oh, really! an u u u H Wise up ! Oh, really! Cha-cha-cha Oh, that's nice. R-e-a-1-l-y Hi, honey. Hi! What's new P Oh, no! Beats me, What a blast ! u gy You BoogerBoo! I love you too ! Oh, my ha-ir ! Oh yes? That's really nice l C'est la vie l Oh, God ! u u u va n uv Oh, no! Precious one l oh, well. Why? I can't. Here comes myehoneyf' Oh! Fine! Certainly. Sharp as a marble. I won't ! Gracious! That's for sure! Help me think. as u u n vw Come on. Give it here! Follow Your Heart Never Walk Alone Love's a Many Splendored , Thing The Party's Over Never Walk Alone Green Fields I've Got a New Heartache' I Believe Mule Skinner Blues St. Louis Bluesf' Bali H'ai I Believe A Thousand Stars The Rose of Tralee Unforgettable Save the Last Dance for Me Our Town The Last Dance Charlie Wonderland by Night Sentimental journey Wonderland by Night Walk, Don't Run G.I. Blues Red Sails in the Sunset The Old Lamplighteru Volare Misty You'll Never Walk Alonef' Cock-eyed Optimist La Vie en Rose Heavenly Pretend Stardust I'm Sorry I Believe The High and Mighty Heartaches by the Number All for the Love of a Girl Many Tears Ago Any More Hush-a-bye, Little Guitar The Twist I Believe Bye Bye, Blackbird April Love I'll Be Seeing You Senior HAPPIEST MOMENT Summer of 1960 junior Prom 1960 Graduation Chosen in all-state tumbling Sept. 1, 1960 Elected to State P.F. Getting his license 9:00 P.M. Getting his license First day as a senior Getting his license fi Graduation Going to Iowa, 1960 Graduation Graduation Graduation Christmas Dance 1960 Graduation Meeting Charlie Going away to college Chosen in all-state tumbling junior Prom 196 Getting his license When class rings came When class rings came When asked to go steady ' Graduation Last summer at Cape Cod B-:coming a cheerleader There are many Being accepted for college When Mt. Everett beat Sear Getting his first car Graduation March 15, 1960 Graduation First day of his senior year Graduation Graduation night The day she met Bill May 25, 1960 Graduation Graduation Christmas 1960 Graduation night Graduating from college When the gang went to Boston 0. l

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1'- vv . I v ,gf A - fi FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Sturtevnt, Mrs. Rhoades P. Cartinelli, H. I-Liggins, M. Adams, N. Van Deusen, N Pezze, M. Swan, A. Ward, A. Sufiie, L. Wells, A. Suthe. Morandi, N. Snyder, D. Hall, E. Severn. THIRD ROW: C. Deland, R. Macy, M. Gaylord, j Morandi, N. Hitchcock, B. Wilbur, S. Bettis, M. Pezzee SECOND ROW: F. Ryan, C. Edwards, A. Stevens, J. Van E. Chapin, A. Brown, J. Peck, S. Wilcox, M. Hunt. Deusen, A. Chase, F. Machia, B. Poucher, S. Riou, A. PLANNING THE 1961 AURIGAN Fl STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Bettis, Business Manager, M. Gaylord, Assistant Editor, M. Hunt, Editor-in-Chief, F. Ryan, Assistant Editor, B. Wilbur, Secretary. SECOND ROW: R. Sturtevant, Photography, C. Edwards Sports, M. Adams, Features, S. Riou, Art, E. Severn, .I Van Deusen, Assistant Business Managers, Mrs. Rhoades Advisor. The first meeting of the 1961 Aurigazz began by electing ofiicers. Because of the extensive enthusiasm of the group Cwhich constituted 80 2 of the classj, much was accomplished early. Loring Studios were chosen to do our photography work, and the print- ing was done by T. O'Toole 8: Sons. The members were especially pleased to receive such fine support from the advertisers. The club's major goal was to have a unique yearbook. We would like to take this opportunity to extend our special thanks to Dr. Downie, Mr. Norton and Mr. May, who helped to make our yearbook more successful through photographic and artistic contri- butions. l .4 2 I ,U ll . L