Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1965 volume:

ee Se % tah Et Eum fidius serviant, Eum gravius cognoscant, Eum ardentius deligant . .. That they may serve Him more closely, know Him more deeply, and love Him more intensely. Pope John XXIII The ultimate objective of education, the development of the ''whole man is further enhanced by that ofa ‘Catholic education, and is, thereby, determined by ; ithe final end of the pupil, i.e. , the purpose for which jhe was created. To Jesus through Mary b he PsbS ORNs ims� «i Ta veet MARY IS MY MOTHER... I must go to her for HELP, for COURAGE, for GUIDANCE, for all GRACE. She will lead me to the right choice. She will help me give glory to God. She will show me how to find happiness... TO JESUS THROUGH MARY The Seniors of Notre Dame High School present 605 STELLA MARIS | Notre Dame High School { Cambridge, Massachusetts Volume 15 tj. = Ps Ait 4, 7 ‘ é = . . be 4 ae is ¢ we , é 4 ‘ . � ap ie be, ‘ how” 5 % Pee s 7 g a Administration Dedication Faculty Seniors Classes Underclassmen Organizations Athletics Commencement Advertisements (Ooyaknsranas REV. ROBERT MAILLOUX, 8.M. Pastor We are proud to welcome REVEREND ROBERT J. MAILLOUX, S.M. as shepherd of our souls this year, for we had benefited greatly from his kindness, understanding and patience inthe past. Through his scholarship and fatherliness, which are the means he uses to communicate his priestly virtues and love of God to those confided to his care, we know that Notre Dame will soar to greater heights. It is with sincere and humble gratitude that we pause onthe eve of our graduation to thank Father Mailloux, and to ask his blessing on the life that lies ahead. TO KNOW MARY AND mee TO MAKE HER LOVED We acknowledge the presence ofone, who, in an unassuming and gentle way, has be- come forus a source of inspiration--a symbol of all that is noble and true. Notre Dame is proud to have in her midst REV. MARCEL LAJOIE, S.M. whom she looks to as a priest of God, a counsellor of youth, anda friend to all. We look forward toseeing our name onthe roster of CHI RHO members of whom Fa- ther isthe Moderator so that we may con- tinue to draw from his abundant generosity and ingenious savoir faire. Already we have come to experience an un- paralleled devotion to the cause of youth in the personofour new Athletic Director and Gay a Ore Vioderator RE VenDONAID 5 .GAGNEFSS aL: It is with deep appreciation that we acknowl- edge his untiring efforts in behalf of each and every one of us and trust that we may grow both spiritually andsociallyas whole- some young adults through his admonitions and timely counsels. lng RE Ve WIDER RIDA. COTE. 52M: we have found one whose sincerity and un- daunted zeal for souls is the hallmark ofa life dedicated in bringing one and all to the Marian ideals to which he is unceasingly devoted, May his work among us be fruitful and rewarding and may we profit be his example. In the true spirit of Notre Dame, these seniors make it aeeInUst etOmpauselandisay a cheerful ''Good morning to Fr. Cote while on their way tO school, Both Raymond Leger and his cousin, Aline Leger, find it a rewarding experience to chat with this man of God. mets 5 gh Da Sa Sa a a ttn tee Be -alion The time is rapidly approaching when we willleavethese halls of Notre Dame andassume our places inthe adult world. Before we do, however, we want to give a fond thank-you to our teachers, whohavetriedsotirelessly during the past four years to instill in us some mea- sure of knowledge. In addition to the temporal learning much needed for a secondary school education, the Sisters have imparted clear concepts regarding our responsibilities to God andfellowmen in this atomic age. Their selfless example made us realize that in order to attain commensurate success even inthis life, we must, while striving for our own Sanctification and material advance- ment, continually service others. So, we gratefully and tenderly dedicate this volume oftheSTELLA MARIS to our FACULTY at NOTRE DAME. 11 Staffed by the Sisters PER sesue MARTZ ke} re Ay Mother Claire Gertrude won sonG. of the Holy Union Superior of the Sacred Hearts Pledgedtothe Christian formation of youth, the faculty of Notre Dame High School views the fact that each growing individual must be spiritually, mentally, andphysically equipped to keep apace with ever-pressing demands madeuponthem. In order to assisteachstu- . dent inreaching these goals, N. D. High gears its courses to these ends on a small scale. Besides the daily religious instructions of- fered the students by the Sisters, the Marist Fathers complement this pleasant chore by guided teaching and counseling, including” a three day retreat for all students. English, a natural outlet for expression, and its counterpart, the masters in literary . fame, is a daily experience. ‘ The languages, Latin and French, are a continued part of the curriculum, Extensive use of the ALM French is amust for all stu- dents. Always Rok ue to the future, N. DB, High keeps its scientific program forging ahead. The student is familiarized with modern me- thods inbiology andchemistry. PSSC Physics is taught in the senior year. UISCM Math approach has recently been adopted. For those students who wishto pursue other than the above-mentioned fields of endeavor, Sister Celine Helena, S.U.S.C. business courses are offered. Principal Religion IV - Commercial Seniors Stella Maris Advisor FACULTY | Sister Therese Alfred, S.U.S.C. English II - General Business SistetrPauline Louise mo.U.o. . French —- History Freshmen Library Council Fe aed CATHOLIC EDUCATION aims “to form Christ in the individual,... The newly organized French Club find pleasure and delight in read- P, ing the booklet ''Chez Nous . 13 i to produce students who will be a credit to their FAITH, Sister Rose.Jo0an,,o, Uso. Science - History Juniors Probers Moderator Sister Rita Theresa, 5.U.S.C. Religion - Mathematics Sophomores 14 Student Council Moderator 7... t . 2 me eis SE ioe ep ecemmy ae Sister-Gabrielle Maria. so. Uso. Gs English - Latin Nese se vloderator Vesuvius Advisor and to the great REPUBLIC in which they live.” Cdr. Richard D. King, U.S.N. Physics 15 4 7 AV N , 1B SOG BASL5 ( aa ST a SS ahr] 1a ial LA £ ce eset, 4 ee t t § . Hy ea yy. Sa Es! be : eae as 2 Soe eS e. ek fs 2 rea 7 pe ie ae ar ' : ne te yr? Le 4 4 ae Fa 4 he af 4s. fae September 7th marked the return of 36% the familiar surroundings of school life. Happy Senior pride and glory, sobered gradually as ti culmination. | W daring the coveted class ring, meeting de , and projects, studying for finals were steppingstom be- forgotteh commencement day. ae Christian principles learned and applied in day-to- dae living bs, in preparation for life's choice, which leads to the eternal com- — DAVID R. GILREATH 108 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. PRESIDENT Kinky ... floats down the basket- ball court...can't decide which end of Sherman Street is home...aller- gic to homework ... one of the dear Angelos'...forever using his veto power as class president... good athlete ... the aggressive twin... The Big G stands for Goodness. ING Ele eek CYO° 2 see President 4 Student Council secretary 2 Choral li2a3 Treasurer 1 Commentator 3 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 ANN MARIE MARTIN 36 Clay Street Cambridge, Mass. VICE PRESIDENT Anne Marie ... little sister... friendly to all... always the first with the latest news... has an avid interest in stock...senior cupid... quiet but not shy ... holds the N.D. disc record...calls Maine home... will makea career in muscle thera- py...’ To her friends she means the most; we're all among them - not to boast! Stella Maris Staff Vesuvius 4 INGE oe oe 4 Choraleze. Vice President 4 CGYONNF 2a Probers 3,4 Pep Squad 1,2 JEANNETTE M. BROUSSARD 52 Montgomery Street Cambridge, Mass. SECRETARY Dimples ... short but sweet... everyones ticnines. terriicicheer= leader... partial to Gregg shorthand .-- loves schoolyards ... top typist ses talkative. ,.never takes the short way home ... forever bowling... adores fortunes cookies ... A pair of dimples, friendly smile, makes knowing her well worth while. Stella Maris Staff Propetsoee Neem sels Oo. 4. Ghoralels2e4 Student Council 4 Pep Squad 1 Secretary 4 Glee Club 3 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Vesuvius 4 Captain 4 GYOR. 25374 Library Council 4 Secretary 4 JOHN F. KEATING 2 Christine Avenue Stoneham, Mass. TREASURER Johnny ... dependable... never seen with a frown... good athlete ... chauffeur of the Senior Class... co-operative ... efficient ... proud owner of a green ghost.:.partial to grapefruits ... hails from the sub- urbs...''Good nature is worth more than knowledge. Sl a beh Treasurer 4 Student Council 1,2 Choral 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Vesuvius 2 Co-captain 4 GY Ore 2 oe DIANNE M. BEAUCHEMIN 191 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Dee... intelligent... sociable, never seen without a smile...has an affinity for lemons...a Vesuvius in- dispensable... punctual...constantly asking King size questions in physics . a math whiz ... honor student . trouble shooter... avid reader No matter how much trouble she's in; she's never seen without a ering Stella Maris Staff Probers 252.4 Associate Editor President 4 Non for 2a et Ghoratiers Vesuvius 2, 3,4 CY Ore. Cheerleader 2,3,4 Pep Squad 1 CELINE M. BLAIS 33A Kingston Street Somerville, Mass. Celine... enjoys homevlifes rarely seen without Aline... loves Biology...speaks fluent French ... loves pumpkins that don't have stems . easy to get along with...always on her knees ... hates book reports favorite color is Coast Guard blue... wonders if her feet need brushing... good luckin your career of Airline Hostess, Celine. ''A friend in need is a friend in deed. Chorale ieee Gaye Ome 2 Pep Squad 1 JANET M. BOUCHER 35 Shea Road Cambridge, Mass. Jaleo OOG StUcente aCULCts a very artistic ... has a passion for shoes... collegebound... a Vantine NMisse iavOlileocirectionAWwest.... faithful Science Club member...par- TlaslOsberiin-@wN- Hw. . - eiliCLent:... good listener... possesses big brown eyes... 'It may be hard to be well liked, but it's even harder to like well. NEHA ree Probers 3,4 Shots 2.5 Art Club 2 CoN TO Aes Pep Squad 1,2 JEAN A. BOULANGER 33C Kingston Street Somerville, Mass. Frenchie...easy to get along with � -.a hockey fan...loves French ci- Pareitece, ..bipiex sitranslators.. bilingual ...has a hard time finding something to drive ... would rather fly than walk ... known as the bicy- cle boy of Notre Dame... hates to waste time... never caught talking - as the Frenchmen always say-- Oui, Oui! Choral 3 CY Ors. 4 ANN M. BROUSSARD 34 Cedar Street Cambridge, Mass. Ann... quiet and sweet ...never seen without Janet ... artistically inclined...studious...keeps a per- fect honor card... a twruewriena waa, loves Italian food... likes to be dif- ferent ... hopes to skivsome;dayea. gives her all in every task... par- tial to little bugs ... ‘Although Ann is quiet andhas littleto say, success will be hers in every way. Stella Maris Staff Chorale Ni Howe 2eos Art. Clube Proverss2 0,4 Pep Squad 1 HELEN C. CALLAHAN 13 Verdun Street Cambridge, Mass. Helen... ‘energetic =),, olympic ice ‘skater... renowned sj0Okemin. magnificent bowler... heads a spe- cial organization... famous for her sayings...employee of the carefree life ... proud owner ofa glass jaw partilal toe Silvas opjectsmaes has a crave for kneesocks... gene- rous...' Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all just like me. Stella Maris Staff Choralezsa NETH oe Deans Pep Squad 1 Cheerleader 2, 4 Glee Club 3 CY ORF 25574 NORMA A. CALLAHAN 101 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. MOLiideee met ONClvaLOrd limit OeSt possible guide for a tour of Boston . a Mansfield maybe ...''almost an angel in white ... favorite color is navy blue ... ambition plus. ardent fan of''The Pink Panther ... assured ol. success wherever she goes... 'A gay companion is asa wagon to him that is wearied by the way. 1 Niblock L Probers 2,3 Vesuvius 3 YG) alee 3 4 Pep Squad 1,2 ALICE M. DESROSIERS 35 Madison Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Pie ee liCnc lyre ember. Crete Donuts Assn. ...home' 'port'' Stone- ham ... budgets her money... Pied riper ofetnersenioriclass ... CyY© enthusaist...has acontagious smile petal kativer.. -sarnardsworkerior the Co-op... ''We know she'll leave N. D. sometime, but a truer friend is hard to find,. ' it ahirey Sbyeier Probers 2,3 BY GC) a2 43. Vesuvius 3,4 Vice-President 4 Choral 2,3 Secretary 3 Giles Clips 35 Cheerleader 4 Pep Squad 1 MARY C. DEVENEY One McLean Road Cambridge, Mass. Bubbles ... neat and slow... has a knack for seeking trouble... enjoys bicycle riding... dines at Woolworth's one of the famous Cedar Square Whist players ... enjoys cat hunting with the Cambridge Fire Department... always plans things aheadoftime... one of the great organizers of the senior class ... student coune! representative onthe march...com- mon sense galore... 'A gay little Miss we are sure to miss. pecretary 3 Choral 3 Student Council 4 CY O82 ee Vesuvius 4 Pep Squad 1,2 ROBERT. .Jeb nec ia 153 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. Fish. ..well-liked...math but... efficient ... future King of Annapo- lis ... able teacher... puts up with six brothers=.)... €asy. coiling 7c On- servative ... the household wonder eats, sleeps, drinks Trig... member of the Bradlee twosome... sociable ... ''Whenever Bob is ina crowd, you know he's there, though he isn't loud, ' NHS Oso. 4 Choraltzr. President 3 Glee Club 3 Probers 4 CY Oss 4 DONALD G. GILREATH 108 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. Don...oneof the Angelo Brothers -e� . great organizer ... renown for his banquet lunches...babysitter of N.D.'s aquarium...has a toothless smile for everyone... often seen at Lincoln Way ... exact follower of Parliamentary Procedure... favo- rite pastime is sleeping ... ''He's always smiling and fullof surprises. President 1 Student Council Treasurer 3 Ghorali2es Boasketballels 25.4 (CY O 1, 253,4 Co-captain 4 President 4 JACQUELINE C. GOULET 91 Yorktown Street Somerville, Mass. Jackie ... efficient ... looks at the worldthrough green glasses ...a Downey affiliate ...partial to Olds- movile ... another perfect score bowler... gets a great ''shock ' out Cie Tidinc OntasDUsa,..8 never seen without Jeannette ...never remem- bers dates...''The greater intellect one has, the more originality one has. '' ‘Sad § egrets A AA A Probers 2 Vice President 2 Vesuvius 1,4 Student Council 3,4 MnoTratez-o Cheerleader 4 Pep Squad 2 GY Oreo a se ALMYRA M. LaBERGE 180 Spencer Avenue Chelsea, Mass. Myra...always ready witha smile --. Supplies the M.T.A. with tokens eo. allergic to homework... seam stress and cook ... avid hockey fan --. loves French classes ... keeps the Rindge in businéss...never seen without her blue ''feedbag ...''Cu- riosity is one characteristic otea vigorous intellect. NTHeD eelied oe Probers 2 Grnoraitec Glee Club 3 CYO 1,4 LAURENE LAWRENCE 14 Putnam Road Arlington, Mass. Luna ... makes frequent visits to outer space... honor student...en- joys working at the Coop... ''always'' has homework done...keeps hair in tip-top shape for school ... rarely understands a joke... pet peeve is the telephone ... always willing to help... 'A winning girl with a win- ning smile. ' Nis oy, 745 SIAr Chorale2 a Gay Owl eas Pep Squad 1 ALINE M. LEGER 60 Clay Street Cambridge, Mass. Lynn... dependable ...noted for large collection of rings...a Vantine Miss ... partial to blue ... never seen without Celine... stepped out of Seventeen ... plans to outlaw schools ... spends her spare time doing homework ... likes Chinese food ...''Anyone who keeps the abi- lity to see beauty never grows old, ' Vesuvius 3 Artic lupe2 Mission Captain 2 Cheerleader 2 Pep Squad 1 GY OOF 22.554 RAYMOND L. LEGER 131 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Ravers smOUlCtis sep COOC SLUCENL..,.. always smiling... can take a joke . speaks French fluently... con- stantly daydreaming ... a camera fan...famous for his chemical con- coctions ... blushes easily ... our class vegetarian...''Little Raymond he's soswell; he's the one they threw in Maule's well! Neos be aoe Choraies Probers 3,4 eeyn OC) yarte cero Mission Captain 4 CAROL Ay LOVELY 117 Dudley Street Cambridge, Mass. Caries... a: mathewhiza. seemed ambition is to get rich ... partial to CameroimAves... makesinense= cond home at Zayre's... prefers in- dividual checks ... applied for her dirver's license at Woolworth's ... one of the four muskateers...keeps the telephone company in business � ..believes brunettes have more fun ... ''Mischief sparkles in her eyes, and her laughter never dies. Library Council 4 Choral 2,3 Mission Captain 1 Glee Club 2,3 CY OSS 23.4 Art Club 2 Pep Squad 1 MARCIA A. MAHONEY 206 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Marcia... never ateaslossior WOrds =. .) ViVACIOUS 5 smUlcneeEa permanent hairdo... frequently holds Open House’... easily excited... babysitter of her family ... could easily wear her father's shoes... has a different joke every day... looks forwardtoa successful career of piercing ears...''When any mis- chief has begun, she isthereand full Onttinae Vesuvius 4 Cheerleader 2 CGY Oa, 344 Secretary 4 BARBARA A. MELANSON 29 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. Barbara. salldsenaipn... silart dresser...small, but youknow she's around...has apet''Mouse ... loyal to Chester Nursing Home... doesn't believe in homework... always in a hurry... likes loud music witha beat... her great love for her fellow man will bring her great joy in her nursing career... '' Personality is not anaccident;it is anachievement. ' IN iglin hate tlle PAs oh Chorale2es Student Councill,4 Glee Club 2 Vesuvius 3 Pep Squad 1 JEAN O. MESSIER 14 Notre Dame Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Speedy ... outstanding student... college bound... friendly to all... staunch supporter oftheteam...am- bitious ...in a perpetual good mood . likes a good discussion ... last one out of the cafeteria ... errand girl of N.D....thnink her colds are psychological... has a secret love for Shakespeare...''The race is not always to the swift. ' Stella Maris Staff Librarian 2, 3 Editor-in-Chief Student Council 3,4 Well ocbloe, o. 4 Probers 3 Vice President 3 Cheerleader 2 Vesuvius 1,2, 3,4 Pep Squad 1 Editor-in-Chief4 CYO1,2,3,4 LINDA L. MIKOLAITIS 1572 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Lynn ... exuberant ... lives on weekends ... future Nightingale... never still... ardent supporter of Donald's club...hasan''affectionate sneeze''...a Cambridge Trust must � -. a friend to Anne's friend(s)... believes in matching marks...loves ice cream with Jimmies ... con- tinuously exercising thejawa. Everything is worthtalking about. Neat ero Sodality 1,2 Probers 3,4 Gnoreteo Vesuvius 4 GY Oat or MARIE T. MORNEAULT 58 Cedar Street Cambridge, Mass. Rie..;...a driend, to tall™ i noirere her services to the Harvard Co-op --. frightened by diets ... does her homework by candlelight and folk music...always seen with her blond twin...packs a healthy lunch forthe senior class...comes from a small Irish family ... ''Good manners is the art of making those people easy with whom we converse. ' Mission Captain 4 Probers 2 Cheerleader 2, 4 GChorali2=3 Pep Squad 2 CHRISTOPHER M. MULLANE 170 Sherman Street Cambridge, Mass. Chris ... the boy secretary... top team manager... loves the honor system...owner ofanamiable cock- er spaniel... keeps forgetting the oranges ... just can't seem to get past four in counting ... spends his pay check on records... goes allout in supporting the basketball squad... Everybody has their taste in noises as well as in other matters. Basketball 2 Manager 3, 4 Ghoral2,3 ‘CNAOM Se ANNE T. NOWLAN 17 Magnolia Street Arlington, Mass. Anne ... bubbling personality... brainy ... peppier than pepper... MAD scientist ... loves to collect charms ... friendliness is her way of life ... shoeless...never forgets anything... another Rindge Tech girl ...''Her ways are the ways of plea- santness andallher paths are peace. Stella Maris Staff Choraieens Associate Editor Glee Club 2,3 Neri ool 2 6 8 CV OS F254 Student Council 1 Pep Squad 1,2 Probers 2, 3,4 Vesuvius 1,2, 3,4 President 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 KEVIN J. O'GRADY 85 Wallace Road Quincy, Mass, Oggy... Our quiet guy... poer lauriat of '65'... once had a dog named Troubles...@Quincy's oneand only ... a Nantasket fiend... great pianist ... has a love for the finer things of life...plans to bea chemi- cal engineer...forever in a pensive mood...owns the quickest get-away car...French in everything but na- tionality...''When his Irish eyes are smiling, look out! Probers . Vesuvius 2,3,4 (Chord eases CY OVS to. MARIANNE A. O'NEILL 21 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. Marianne ... tall and slender... loves to eat... stockholder at Mt. Auburn Hospital... witty... likes little Mikes ... never winds up on the short end of a conversation... the Student Council's biggest prob- lem... Aesop's right hand... as- pires to be a physical therapist... always on the go. ''Activity is the only road to success. Neier ene Choraka-a Student. Council 2.3.4 GY Osb2a.4 President 4 Vesuvius 3, 4 Probers 4 Pep Squad l, 2 PAU OUBLCETIE 3 White Street Arlington, Mass. Greek ... never serious...sharp dresser... loves outboard motors atic Water shiny ..ea:.erritic dan- cer...paper boy of Harvard Square - partial to red heads... reliable ee.� loves a practical joke... likes the smell of burning rubber... me- chanically inclined ... Good luck Paul! We all know you'll see it through. ' Basketball 1 Chorals ONG Oe We es rs MAUREEN FF. PESSOTTI 3 McLean Road Cambridge, Mass. Noe... aimpitiouc., well-liked student ... never speechless. Don's big sister''... uses an indi- vidual language ... enjoys broken ankles ... a realteaser... one who has Time on her side’... easy going ... can't afford those pains in her Hart ... ''How about the cof- fee, Maureen? Secretary 2 Vesuvius 3 Mission Captain 3 Choral 2, 3 Re Gen Ope Bar es Delegate 4 Pep Squad 1,2 33 ANNE MARIE ROBICHAUD 40 Rindge Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Target... ssociable;... talenvea with paints and brushes ... rides around in a yellow ''FOMOCO ... a college bound commercial gal... attracted’ to-mixers ... likesttax1- cabs, but forgets to pay the fare... dresses strictly collegiate ... con- cerned with the NEILson ratings... A girlwitha personality quite fair; her achievements should be 'rare'. ' Stella Maris Staff Vesuvius 3, 4 Arti Clubaled Pep Squad 1,2 CYOMNG 22-4 RAUL RastTAREK 59 Reed Street Cambridge, Mass. Starchy ... sometimes seen, but always heard... friendly ... popu- lar...has a new noise every day... intelligent ... full of pep... sleeps with his ruler... gladthereare girls - hopes to be a good driver some day...''A smile is worth a thousand words, ' Stella Maris Staff N.H.S. 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 3,4 President 2 Treasurer 4 Choral 3 Vice Pres. 3 Basketball 1, 2 Mission Captain 1 CY Ocal aoe Commentator 3, 4 Delegate 3 JOYCE L. WAGNER 11 South Bedford Road Woburn, Mass. JOyce ... petite and popular ..’. partial to Medford... faithful cheer- leader ... strong supporter of the team ... never tongue-tied... mis- chievous ... loves to dance... col- lects drive-in speakers...financier ot the Stella Maris... a future Miss Broadway... a nurse-to-be...Good luck and God bless you in the years ahead... Is there a nurse in the house. ' Stella Maris Staff CVO elt 2e. 5 4. Cheerleader 2,3,4 Pep Squad 1 Choral 3 MARIE G. WAGNER 19 Malvern Avenue Somerville, Mass. Marie ...a hard worker...minus aepaliets... ambitious... Partial to hospitals ... enjoys eating at the Calm Box... owns aJolly Green Giant, Ho! Ho! Ho!...deplores un- co-operative N. D. chauffeurs... president of the Adorn Sticky Spray Club... ''Where there is asmile there will be our smiling Marie. ' gE bah ppt BR Choral 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Cheerleader 4 Vip 54 Pep Squad 1,2 35 ait Mi UNAN WANN M t [| e STS. ; oS NS ay} the panama one ae wey ae Bt ww we WimiA BY mF A AM LAW ll ull buts et the class of '65 centered theif attentio y ‘eports, an advent toa detailed study of Englid Thompson w cussions in Am@rican history. and weekly assignments in Newsweek afforded deeper insights intothe struggles faced by principled men. tava §@逫C| The study of sciences with its principles devised by critical ana- ae _lysis of man's surroundings: and the study of mathematics awith its | | ‘analytic thinking led to the formation of habits of questioning-and of - seeking understanding. Etkewisé, skilts, were. ‘developed-inss “hand, typing, and eons os peak Ree ah rinists usiness words : Rea See c . = a Be ae oe ts like Chaucer, Shakespeare, Coleridge and = studied and thoroughly appreciated. Daily dis- se Pe “ - R MARIAN jim RELIGION ...' deeper meaning to life anda clearer understanding of its value. Sister Celine Helena, seniorhomeroom teacher, begins the day by expounding the truths of our faith and dwelling onthe fact that the message of the New Testament, salvation-history, is justas applicable today as it was at the time of Christ; that our outlook towards a good Christian life must be a positive one, one of action! With Sister preparing an outline for the next topic for discussion are Mary Deveney, Helen Callahan, and David Gilreath. A PRAYER! A WISH! “AU DECISION! Ann Marie Martin discusses future plans with Janet Boucher and Marianne O'Neill. Bob Frechette and Alice Des- rosiers are preparing their weekly summary ofthe goings- onofthe third session of Vati- can Council II. When not engrossedin English Literature, poetry, or the mechanics of our written language, the Seniors are graciously led to express their thoughts in essays, term papers, and such. Laurene Lawrence's witticism and individualism brings Sister Gabrielle Maria to the posi- tion of probing to seek the inference meant onthis writing sample. Enjoying this task equally well are Norma Callahan, Celine Blais, Christopher Mullane, and Marie Wagner. BOTH A BORROWER AND A LENDER BE! PITPRATURE... our wish is-OurszCcOmMmand: intense desire aerotove ls for knowledge Jeannette Broussard andtruth. — Librarians 4 a 5 . ey 39 MATHEMATICS... enlightenment by analysis and measurement, THERE'S AN ANSWER SOMEWHERE Ann Broussardand Marianne O'Neill seem to be faced witha mathematical dilemma. Sister Rita Theresa tends to clarify the problem by delving into a few theories onthe operation ofthe slide rule. Robert Frechette, our math whiz, profits by this situation as does Janet Boucher. SILENCE IS GOLDEN! With all extra-curricular activities clamoring for support, class study periods can prove most profitable. Sister Therese Alfred claims that Wise use of this time can lighten the burden of books.'' We agree wholeheartedly! SHH ! SHH! WOMEN AT WORK! NO? YES ??°? Vocabulary builders! 40 FRENCH... enrichment through foreign language and culture. AH, OUI! Explaining a French exerciseto Almyra LaBerge is aneasytask for Sister Pauline Louise. Maureen Pessottiand Marie Mor- neault find the use of the French tapes an invaluable aid in mastering the correct pronunciation. Alii, THAT FOR JUST ONE WORD! As John Keating has found, N.D.'s reference section ofthe library ela- borates extensively on eventhe most Simple topics. THE GOLDWATER QUESTION AGAIN ? The '64 election was the heated topic of many acurrent events discussion. It would seem that Carol Lovely, Paul Starek and Barbara Melanson were attempting to pre- dict its outcome. Why not? History does not seem as remote and irrelevant when studied in connection with daily occur- rences. SCIENCES.. 2 enthusiastic disclosure Physics is a challenging study to any student; however, with the wealth of information providedby Commander Richard D. King, the physical sciences and their “inter-relatedsitields have taken on new meaning for the seniors as attested by David Gilreath and Anne Nowlan who reflect the genuine atti- tude of the class. ACCURACY PERSONIFIED ! Raymond Leger is learning how im- portant accuracy is in measuring the components of his experiment. CW EAFTE SUVEREIGNTY Foal st GOOD TRAINING ! Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Linda Mikolaitis and Paul Ouellette give uSagood example of school spi- rit and co-operation as they do their chore in lab maintenance. 42 an ordered universe. 1 Sister Rose Joan explains the forces which determine the Particular geometric conii- guration of the compounds to Paul Starek and Dianne Beau- chemin. BUT GIVES PROOF OF THY SOVEREIGNTY Pee JUST GIVE US TIME! The apparent concentration and Ene Willingness to persevere among the college prep students does eventually produce some fascinating results. A GLIMPSE INTO NEW WORLDS Engrossed in their explorations of our microscopic world are Jean Boulanger and Ann Marie Martin. Simultaneously Donald Gilreath is explaining one phase in the myotic reproductive cycle to Ce- line Blais. THE TRIAL BALANCE | TESTS THE EQUALITY OF DEBITS AND CREDITS IN THE LEDGER JOURNAL ENTRIES ARE POSTED TO THE LEDGE : x COMMERCIAL... Fy 44 s proficiency in _ e “ — a ae THE LEDGER ONLY SAMPLE PAGES OF THE LED busine Su a Abe a BALANCES ARRANGED ARE SHOWN. THE CASH ACCOUNT : : ach edt hate FOOTED IN ORDER TO PROVE Ca : : m BEFORE PREPARING A TRIAL BA ANCE FPIGURES ??°? Marcia Mahoney smilingly demonstrates to Christopher Mullane how to post correctly. WHAT'S THIS ? As Laurene Lawrence writes the correct form of the sen- tence, Marie Wagner, Celine Blais, Jacqueline Goulet, and Mary Deveney checkthe work. SLOWER PLEASE ! As Jeannette Broussard tries to follow the dictation, she finds ten fingers are just not enough, 44 IVE ERE ClIsGORy Almyra LaBerge sadly looks on because she must redo this arti- cle forthe Vesuvius staff. Justi- fying the right margin is sucha chore! DOUBLE DOUBLE EVERYWHERE After printing so many, Maureen Pessotti discovers that Anne Marie Robichaud used the wrong stencil! JUST A MINUTE! Alice Desrosiers is speeding too rapidly for poor Marie Morneault to catch every number on the PEGSUILLY NO, SHE'S NOT PRAYING! REALLY!. Aline Leger, Mary Deveney, andHelenCallahanare looking for supplies for their typing class. 45 JUNIOR CLASS AND SO BEGINS ANOTHER DAY AT N.D.! As young and inexperienced as they are, the freshmen actually believe that schoolis a thrilling adventure! Inasmuch as it really is, the upperclass- men would lead youto believe otherwise. In the midst ofan all-encompassing sche- dule, N.D.'s students must learn to budget their time: in-order to includestheses1a1 curricular activities that lend themselves in producing a well-rounded individual. re an a ee APS Toa s SOPHOMORE CLASS REDE ONSIBIBERYS—akKiYelOmsuCCESS For the sages at N.D., Geometry and Biology are such intricate subjects that, for some, a scalpel or compass spell out horrors, | They soon realize that the practical ap- plication of the knowledge acquired adds interest andaids in retaining what they have learned, The freshmen, confident that a''breather ' lends itselfto relaxation, find the five-minute break an invaluable help to maintain good study habits. Omaese eae ‘spinana 7 Meee n ‘ : eet g od ee oe Ss ee ' ll : ; ae : é . � PMS ie | i a ewe + CRA AIA wie es es TAA LA ANY Si tT] me rey al 1 If ae Cel ‘ | Reais LAI ais rcwems to ‘elie tinea eg iree § ne | re ey ; 3 Ey ete f ee + ‘ rapier ne tee Wr ‘et th me RRR ES At Desiring to help unfold bude spirit of social consciousness, N. JJ ber of extra-curricular activities. : fully aware of God's tremendous perecieeeeuee: tore eatieend every one by a retreat of three days. Literary talents weremmurtured in writing and re-writing for, both the) Stella. Maris. and the. V esuvil 3, which, in turn, brought’ ‘deep Satisfaction upon © “their. ‘completion The members of the, PROBERS elub: found: enrichment vere! enlighten- ae ment in exploring |: the: wonders” i the ‘universei.. The fostering Fey ted ne leadership and of intercommunication, was demonstrated | by ‘council _4 members who seriously fulfilled ‘their’ ‘various’ respons bilities. They worked: steadily axe ) improve: student: relations with the faculty: and with one eae and: to p: provide wre 3 social ee hie ie A SE aa4 44 Aw alurhni.: : ih em ha NAA a EE bia Aa ai Peet My; (T ‘at P 2% . 4 es “iy SPIRITUAL Under Our Lady’s Banner Under the protectionof Mary, towhom he is consecrated upon his entrance at Notre Dame, the student is given oppor- tunity to know, appreciate, and live his Catholic faith. The means at his disposal are part of the Christocentric atmosphere pervading the school and include religion classes, retreats, conferences, sopportunityvesor Mass, Confession and reception of Holy Communion, daily recitation of the Ro- sary and individual guidance. Kevin O'Grady realizes that reflection, meditation, and prayer are the keystones to a successful Christian life. 50 Blessing and Reception of Class Rings Father Mailloux per- forms one ofthe most fmipressive ceremo- nies of the senior year--the Blessing of Class Rings. In the words of our dear Dastor, eh Viatllouxe.. eY OUT ECA Serine seer only an ornament but a symbol of the close union that should exist between every true and loyal stu- dent of Notre Dame High School, Let it be a reminder of the happy days and memorable years spent under the banner of Our Pad vee Mixed feelings of joy and sadness filled the hearts ofthe seniors asthey ex- pressedthemselves after the ceremony. We Give to God Spiritual Privilege Three special days were set aside from the school year to prove our love for God with fer- vent attendance atastudent retreat conducted by Rev. DonaldGagne,S.M. and Rev. Marcel Lajoie, De vis The schedule consisted of daily Mass, con- ferences, counseling, confession, spiritual exer- cises, and closing Benediction. To make the: retreat more meanineinu atic Fathers prepared special devotions, namely, a Holy Hour and Mass in the new liturgy, at which the celebrant faced the students. Consecration tothe Blessed Virgin and Saint Joseph, the placing of our resolutions on the al- tar, and Solemn Benediction marked the closing Ol the; retreat. Great spiritualbenefits were ourstoreap and we can only pray that Godwill give the hundred- fold to those who made this spiritual privilege possible for us. YOON l, Van ih ; wat le 4 | a A . God gives to us GOOG YS? Retreat Review CONFERENCES [GOD LOVES YOU!” YOUR RESPONSE TO HIS LOVE DESTRUCTION OF YOUR LOVE UPHEREECTION OF YOUR LOVE” PROOF OF YOUR LOVE SPIRITUAL READINGS Obstacles to spiritual progress Miner ustice-o1 God Examination and Confession Prmciplessof Purity Vocations Emotional Maturity Presencero:.God Holy Communion Mary in your life. CLASS DISCUSSIONS (letilye-eLOOUCK Gis. saWOlUse., «ceeds school, Studies ... religion Shatac ete tal oem nl OiliOlless. COULaArG Editor- ime Chie : STELLA MARIS STAFF Sister Celine Helena, S.U.S.C. Advisor Editor-in-chief Jean Messier Associate Editors Anne Nowlan Dianne Beauchemin Ann Broussard Paulotarek Business Manager Joyce Wagner Art Typist Anne Marie Robichaud Jeannette Broussard Correspondence Anne Marie Martin : _ hel Helen Callahan re i c oui ; Pe : ; 4 Seniors develop — a ; ‘, their ) Literary skills 4 VESUVIUS STAFF SistewGaociellesMariamoauU.o. ©. Moderator Editor-in-chief Jean Messier News Editor Anne Nowlan Reporters Mary Deveney Dianne Beauchemin Alice Desrosiers Linda Mikolaitis Marianne O'Neill Photographer Ann Marie Martin President-elect Jean Messier receives her robe from the chapter's sponsor, Sister Ga- brielle Maria, while Dennis Roux presents himself for investiture to Sister Rita Theresa. Active members reinstated for the second year were Dianne Beauchemin, Jeannette Brous- sard; Helens Callahanswand Ann Marie Martin. Notre Dame Chapter National Honor Society Induction Vice-president Linda Wamboldt leads the newly elected members to the principal for induction, | ACADEMICS ACHIEVEMENT SANS-PAREIL Scholarship winners: Jean Messier, Almyra LaBerge and Anne Nowlan. Nisseb bil ihyeGROCKE Rote ho NOEMmatGallahan STUDENT COMMISSIONER of TOP COMMERCIAL SENIORS PUBLIC WELFARE Jeannette Broussard Dianne Beauchemin Laurene Lawrence IN A RELATIVE WAY There once was a lady called Bright, Who could travel faster than light, She went out one day, In a relative way, And came back the previous night. This is a summation of the particularly perplexing pet project of the senior probers. Brother Kenneth J. Molchen, S.M. shed some light on their problems by stimulating discussions. WEATHER OR NOT As one of their projects, the junior probers are viewing a movie on wea- ther. They agree with Mark Twain that many people talk about the wea- ther, but few do anything about it. VYTIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE ORGANIZED! C Y O Let's get organized! ’ A quip often heard on campus! % oe = However, one must admit that, under Fr. Gagne's di- PeCiiON eOUtestrear,orcanizer slonald Gilreath (C..Y.O: President), has no other alternative; and especi ally when ordered about by Alice Desrosiers, Marcia Maho- ney, Maureen Pessotti, and Marie Morneault, his able subordinates! Student Council Buzz session WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM ? Is your honor cardseeing circles? Can't find the salt in the cafeteria? Who wants to land- Scape the campus? Are the nuns getting you down? Just look for Marianne O'Neill; she is always ready with a sympathetic ear to lend to everyone's troubles. Her female intuition has been a valuable asset to her as our first female Student Council President. 59 Homecoming Festivities... Eddie Ford hoops it up for the Alumni! ‘And so it began -- at peace and as friends (?). ' � 2 Cavaliers Lose to Alumni Richard Healy '60 awaiting his chance! ANCHORS AWAY with ALUMNI CHEERLEADERS! Despite old age and rusty joints, they still managed to cheer their team on to victory. id - YYYYYTT ARN! pw) Sel eee | a re a @ 6 [ Retsil Tl AA Lol A ANN Sk VY Wa (ee ' Hy | Lad : ae ‘ ; + z ” Aga k: fi i pe N N Ut (i a N NSS - h SS W SS SS ao Dt aed Re nev itab by: ) mation OF a. ee ee PGR at wm ip were the Sie words at sn a Ie ep A A A. EL, NOTRE DAME CAVALIERS RE nd ¥ NY) ca MeOtRE D4, NRE D4 ) GS hy KY d 30 5 COACH Nr. CharilessC.aboyie TECH TOURNEY BASKETBALL SQUAD OF 1965 Co-captains Donald Gilreath and John Keating. Left to right:Paul Starek, Edward Kelley, Christopher Mullane Robert Soley, David Gilreath, Lawrence Hurley, and Richard Fitzgerald. V “ND 69° th Cambridge 4 A 8D. Ge. red Heart S ND 69 r, Concord 6 % r ND, 18 of Heaven 42 5 “ND 56. ninic Savio a O ; ND. 96 th Cambridge 5: r 1 ND iii | t ND 59. © @ND _ 70 5e b Y GMD 62 63. ND 62 61 8 ND 76° 7 � Savi 47 a ‘ND 58 St. Thonmgas™ . 32 ; - ND’ 70 gSt, Jean 4 as a ND 83 | S@ Joseph : 495, FACULTY MANAGER d 62 . Gate of Heaven 31) Mr. Robert A. Goulet Fi . J. E: Catholic District League Champs 1965 ATHEGE TIGsDIRECTOR Reve DOnaldip.eGalne oie Cavalierettes Ee First Row: Diane Beaudoin, Gail Scannell, Jeannette Broussard, Joyce Wagner, Maureen Alford. Second Row: Anne Nowlan, Marie Morneault, Dianne Beau- chemin, Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, Kathleen Boyle, Marie Wagner. CO-CAPTAIN JOHN KEATING Forward DICK FITZGERALD Forward UNDIVIDED ATTENTION The Gilreath twins play a grand twosome and hoop it up for the Cavaliers! , BASKETBALL BALLET Eddie Kelley shows the grace and ease of a perfect pirouette even ashe con- centrates onhookingtwo more points. CO-CAPTAIN DON GILREATH 69 Guard A né DAyy ? 2 { 7 54 °™ DAVE GILREATH Center BOB SOLEY Guard Ao eet Day 10° THERE HE GOES AGAIN! Dave Gilreath has caused many a team to wince in agony when he executes that famous jump shot. Coach Boyle's words more often than not spell out V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. JUNIOR MAKE IT COUNT! REACHING FOR S IC i@ rvs Withstanding the pressure ofthree men, Dick Viglione shows the sta- mina that makes him a hot pros- pect formext year. J.V. Record ND e335 North Cambridge ot NDeeeoL Sacred Heart (N) 26 ND Ly Xavier, Concord 38 ND 30 ot. Patrick 61 ND 39 Dominic Savio 29 ND 43 North Cambridge 42 ND al St. Thomas aa ND 34 St. wean 38 ND 40 St. Joseph 39 ND 47 Xavier, Concord 53 IN) eo St. hatrick 34 ND” 41 Dominic Savio 28 ND 24 St. Thomas LS ND ot st. Jean 34 NDits1 St. Joseph 28 ND 36 Gate of Heaven 13 68 aD VARSITY J.V. CHEERING SQUAD Helen Callahan, Judith Murphy, Joyce Si- ato med tical Cyl, bucitleswW acners Jacqueline Goulet, Gayle Pessotti, Alice Desrosiers. SNUFF THEM OUT, RONNIE! Determination knows no bounds, even with such formidable oppo- sition, as our J.V. players have proven. Chuck Boyle and Kevin Looney forcefully drive home a point, proving again that halfthe bat- tle of basketball is fought inthe huddle, 3 2 gyemerereeete .¥ At ji! gi _— Rod Bumpstead al Pers Viemiajoe, o. iis NEW YORK « poaawtl peat 2] N 3 ;: i Fn -Troule to Nei. ©. Jefferson Memorial ei eG . rhe ae os ; oo Basse et ee: U.N. Headquarters Lincoln Memorial Freedom Riders Mineimabere: Tourists on steps of National Shrine WASHINGTON 934.« SANTO:DOMINGO11916-1924 WORLD: WAR:1-1917=1918-BELLEAU-W IN-HHONOR-AND-MEMORY OF -THE:MEN:OF-THE UNITED-STATES-MARINE-CORPS HO-HAVE-GIVEN ™-THFE'R-COUNTRY @ BElg 75 i Rep. Thomas Ee ‘O'Neill, Ir. and guests In Memory of our late President, JOHN F. KENNEDY aN te x COMMENCEMENT... Our high school course is ended. Now we walk forth intothe adult scene that is our modern world. God give us the grace to besnoble, fo be true, to pe proud of our Faith and to make our Faith proud of us: Indeed it has been our privilege to be able to share, for four seemingly too-short years, joys, sorrows, aspirations and intellectual achievements with our fellow students and devoted teachers and priest-directors. We willnot walk alone! For now they bid us... Go forth with God! The day is now that thou must meet the test of youth. Salvation's helm upon thy brow, Go girded with the living truth! Go forth with God and find His joy! Pabk@oRAM= = PROCESSIONAL ein ——— F Pomp and Circumstance : Ee wt Accompanist: Mrs. Francis J. Convy CHORUS Ave Maria Halls of Ivy You'll Never Walk Alone This Is My Country Accompanist: Miss Rita Messier DIRECTOR: Mr. Francis J}. Convy CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS Reverend Guy A. LeBel, S.M. Presiding: Reverend Robert |. Mailloux, S.M. ADDRESS TO GRADUATES Brother Kenneth J. Molchen, S.M. PARTING WORDS Reverend Guy A. LeBel, S.M. TS i ts AY v t Uy RECESSIONAL Bi a 7 1a a 3 LUT RY 1@ aah By A Lina WN place during four acadeahe years. However, the future alone will test the measure of each one's ‘personal achievement. The manifold experiences | offered to these graduates were made possible only by the continued devotion of their parish priests and sisters, and ever-vigilant parents, friends andbene- factors. Mr. Lis We as Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mir; Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Nix. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. VES? Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Wir. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mrs. Mrs. SPONSORS Mr. @ Mrss, Lieonide vecer Mr. - Mrs.) Paul Leger Rita Lovely Mr. Mrs. Armand Beauchemin Fortunat Blais Mr. Mrs. Joseph Boucher Family Mrs. Henri-Paul Boulanger Andrew Broussard Mr. Mrs. John Broussard Eva Brown Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Frederick G. Callahan Mr. Mrs. William Callahan Leo Desrosiers Family Thomas P. Deveney Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Frechette Family James Gilreath Albert Goulet John Keating Catherine D., Kenney Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Robert L. LaBerge Family Gilbert Lawrence James Allen Georve EeaArthur Phil Bard William J. Barr Napoleon Beaudoin Margaret T. Bilodeau Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Bolduc Dennis J. Bowen Charles Boyle Frank Byrne Edward Carr Arthur Caruso Helen Coleman Family Mrs. James Collins Catherine Conlin Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. eke a eo. Ro eee Leopold J. Cote Family Walter EB.) Crvyan Pibert Cyva. Rector Gr Thomas P. Drinan William E. Duffy Leonard Dug uay T. E. Fitzgerald Family Patrick Flinn Mrs. George A. Forte Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Gallant Mr. Mrs. Kevin G. Gallant Family Mrs. Celina Gaudet Mr. Mrs. Arthur Gautreau Mrs. James Gavin Mr. Mrs. Leonard A. Gervais Mrs: Mr. Vis Mr. Mrs Mr. Nie Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Vis Mr. Vie Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Nits Mrs. S NVLrs: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Go ee rn eo ee ee Bee eae Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. ee fe Boe Be ees eee eo ee Joseph Mahoney Charles Martin John Melanson . Olga Messier Ralph Mikolaitis Louis Morneault Family Christopher Mullane Family Anthony Nowlan Bernard O'Neill Lucine Ouellette Andrew Pessotti Louis E. Robichaud Benjamin Starek Family Albert Wagner Family Henry Wagner, Jr. Samuel Giannino Joseph Herb Lawrence Hurley Walter Kelley Family Lawrence Lange John J. LavinJr. Family Francis FP. leCiair Duncan McNeill John T. Martin Charles G. Nolin Louis Oppedisano Keneth Parow Family Richard Passeri Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Gerard Pelletier Renald Pinard Aime Rochon Paul J. Rochon Family Conrad Roux Family Frederick Roy John Saltzman John Scannell Family Joseph C. Scurio Family Robert J. Simard Walter J. Stanton Family George Theriault Mrs. Louis G. Theriault Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. John Walsh Family Henry Wagner, Sr. John Wolfe Family R.A. Zoeller PATRONS and PATRONESSES Mr. Francis Abbott Mr. Lionel Benoit Miss Joanne Abbott Mrs. Phyllis Benoit Mr. Mrs. H. D. Abramson Miss Laurida Bernard Mr. Mrs. Richard Albertelli Mr. Mrs. Arthur Berube Mr. David Alford Miss Germaine Berube Mr. Mrs. James W. Allen Big Z Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Amerald Family Bill the Tailor Miss Christine April Miss Albina Bilodeau Mr. Mrs. Walter Arnold Blais Brothers Miss Anne Arsenault Mr. Fortunat Blais Miss Claudette Arsenault Mr. Lenny Blouin Mr. David Arsenault Bob Lois Miss Denise Arsenault Mr. Mrs. Conde Bolduc Miss Fleurette Arsenault Mire Vrs ro GriBolduc Mr. Mrs. Gerald Arsenault Mrs. Emma Bonin Mrs. Janet Arsenault Book Lane Miss Patricia Arsenault Mr. Mrs. Leonard Boudreau Mr. Remond Arsenault Mr. Mrs. Charles Boutiette Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Arsenault Mrss Barbara Bowen Mrs. Rose Arsenault Miss Christine Bowen Mr. Mrs. William Arthur Miss Eileen Bowen Astor Motor Inn Mr. Kevin F. Bowen Aunt Ann Brosnan Oil Co. The Avery Family Mr. John P. Brosnahan Avery's TV Service Mr. Mrs. Henry E. Brown Mr. Mrs. Francis Balestrier Browne Drug Co. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Bard Johnny Brusch Mr. Albert Baril Builders Specialty Hardware Corp. Miss Emma Baril Mrs. Mary Burrows Barnett Brothers Mr. Thomas F. Byrnes Mrs. Salvatore Basili Mrs. Evelyn Caissie Mr. Eugene Beauchemin Mrs. Maurice Cajolet Mr. E. A. Beaudoin Mrs. Edith Call Mr. Paul Beauchemin Mr. Edward Call Mr. Ronald Beaudoin Mr. Lawrence Callahan The Beaudoin Family Miss Patricia Callahan Mrs. Eliza Beaulieu Cambridge Advertising Co. Mr. Mrs. Leon Beaulieu Cambridge Braker Service The Beaulieu Family Cambridge Flower Shop Beauty Patio Cambridge Radio Shack Belanger Sons, Inc. Rep. Levin H. Campbell Mr. Mrs. John Bello Family Mr. Mrs. Frank Cardosi Mr. Mrs. Andrew Benoit Miss Diane Carpenter Miss Bernadette Benoit Mr. Mrs. George Carpenter Mr. Clifford E. Benoit Cheryl Garr Miss Florence Benoit The Carr Family Mr. Mrs. Fred Benoit Miss Maureen Carr Mrs. John Benoit Tommy Carr 77 Carroll's Diner Carroll's Drive-In Mrs. Cashman William Castrucci Mr. Mrs. John G. Caulfield Mrs. Augustus Chaisson, Jr. Charlesbank Laundry Miss Dolores Charles Mrs. William Charles Charlie's Variety Store Church Street Garage Mrs. Emile Chartier Mrs. Anna Corcoran Mrs. Ernest Collins Mr. Mrs. Gail Collins Mr. Richard Collins Susan Collins Colonial Bakery Colonial Package Store Columbia Food Store, Inc. Mr. Fred Comeau Mr. Mrs. Paul Comeau Mr. James Comerford Commercial Electric Corp. The Congress Store Mr. Frank Connors We. be Connors: Ort Co; mince. Mr. Mrs. John J. Conroy Mr. Emile Corbin Miss Patricia Corcoran Mrs. Mary Cordoza Mr. Mrs. Amedee Cormier YevonsCormicer Cormier’ s'Grocery Mrs. Emma Cossette Mr. Mrs. Francis Cossette Mr. ButtwCosta Mrs. Cecile Cote Mrs. Louise Cote Courtney Bros. Mrs. David Crowley Mrs. Joyce M. Cully Mrs. Raymond M. Cully Mrs. Cumming Mr John Curran Mrs. Margaret Curtin Mr. Mrs. Alfred Cyr Mr.Armands) .Cyr Mr. Henry .Cyx Nia, Gi Verse Oscar Cyr Raymond Cyr 78 Mr. Mrs. O. D'Addario Mrs. Florence Daly Mrs. Katherine Danehy Davis Square Hardware Co., Inc. Dawson Hardware Co. Miss Marion Dee DeLeo Bros. Ralph F. Deles Mrs. Joseph DeLillis Miss Karen DeMilia Mr. Mrs. John J. Dempsey Mr. Mrs. Robert Dempsey John H. Derby Co. Mr. Alfred J. Desrochers Miss Ann Desrosiers Mr. William G. Desrosiers Mrs. Alice DeThomasis Miss Mary Deveney Jack Dever Mr. Mrs. Edward J. DeYoung DiBlasi's Take-Out Mrs. Rose Ann Dionne Mrs. Alderic Doiron Miss Jeanette Doiron Mrs. L. Donahue Mrs. Paul Donato Mrs. John Doolin Dorothy's Laundry Dr. F. T. Downey Family Mr. Patrick Drinan Mr. Mrs. Kenneth L. Drolette Dudley Cieaners and Dyers Mr. Mrs. Donald Dudley Dudley Furniture Co. Mr. Mrs. Oliver Duguay and Samuel Duguay and Robillard Mkt. Mrs. John Dunn Bob Dunn's Super Market Mr. Mrs. Raoul G. Duperey Mrs. George Dutily Miss Louise Durant Mrs. Mary Durant Mrs. Dorothy Earle Mr. Mrs. F. Eccles Mrs. Eddy Mra ce Mrs il. ob ostdcett U.S.S. Edisto Elbery Motor Co. Mr. Mrs. Archie Lee Ellis Miss Elsie Ellis Miss Janet Ellis Miss Mary Ennis E-Z Way Cleaners Mr. Mrs. Generoso Famillo Fashion Cleaners Gordon Faulkner Mrs. Arthur Felicani Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, Sr. Mr. Jerry Fleming Miss Patricia Flinn Mr. William Fogarty Mr. Mrs. Henry Fontaine Eddie Ford Sam Ford Mrs. Rovena Gaudet Forest Mr. Angelo Forester Mr. Anthony Forester Mr. Francis Forester Mr. Mrs. Donald V. Foster Mrs. Viola Forte Mrs. Elaine Fortier Mr. Mrs. Albert Fournier Miss Lorraine Fournier Mr. Robert Fournier Frank's Barber Shop Frank Robichaud Funeral Service Frank's Steak House Mr. Mrs. Joseph Frechette Fresh Pond Open Air David Friedman A Friend Mr. Van Gallant Mrs. Margaret Galligan Mr. Mrs. John F. Gannon Mr. Mrs. Anthony P. Gaudet Miss Antoinette Gaudet Mr. Mrs. J. D. Gaudette Mr. Mrs. Cleophas P. Gaulin Miss Rose Marie Gavin Mr. Arthur Gautreau Miss Cheryl Geehan General Builders Supply Co. General Credit Corporation The Geoffrion Family Miss Jeannette Gervais Miss Theresa Gervais Miss Evelyn Ghilardi Mrs. Helen Ghilardi Miss Joan Ghilardi Robert Giglio 79 Mr. Lawrence Gilgun The Gillespie Family Mrs. Ludivine Girard Arthur Angus Gordon Mr. Mrs. Robert Goulet Family Gourmet Dining Room Miss Elaine Graves Ningeoanesiiacne Mrs. William Halford Mrs. Albert E. Hall Mrs. Edward Hally Mrs. L. Hamel Miss Lucille Hamel Hamel's Service Station Hammond Cleaners Mr. John Hanright Mrs. Ralph Harriman Mary Harrington Meal hnomasti.sHartnett Harvard Motors, Inc. Mr. - Mrs. Sam.Hache Mr. Daniel Hayes, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Matthew Hayes MesecceNVirs wlrwin Ws. Herb Mrs. Marie Herb Helen T. Heslin Mr. Mrs. James Heslin William T. Hickey, Funeral Home Highland Farms Highland Real Estate Holy Name Society Mrs. Houle Mr. Mrs. Hughes Miss Barbara Hurley Mr. Mrs. Joseph Igo Joan-Rich Beauty Salon Mrs. Jones Miss Gertrude Joyce Keefe Funeral Home Mrs. Daniel Kelleher Miss Mary Kelleher Mr. John Kelly Mr. William J. Kelly Mr. Mrs. Howard D. Kendell Mrs. Marie Kilgarriff Mr. William Kilgarriff Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Kinnon Mrs. Steve Kozlowski Mr. Alfred Labee Miss Jeannette LaBerge Mr. Joseph Re M. Lambert Urs: G.G. Miss Betty Landry Mr. Mrs. John Landry Miss Leona M, Landry Miss Loretta Landry Miss Theresa Landry Mr. Mrs. Simon Landry Mr. Mrs. Alfred Lange Mrs. Flora M. Lange Miss Lucille Lange Lankin Associates, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Charles Lavoie Mr. Mrs. Armand LeBlanc Mr. Mrs. Camille LeBlanc Mrs. Herbert LeBlanc Mrs. Hubert LeBlanc Mr. Jack Lebold Mroe Mrss Alyre WeClarn Mr. Mrs. Edward LeClair and Family Mr. 6c Vrs Js. Lever Mr. Mrs. Henry Lefebvre Mr. Josepnih,=Lecer Mr. Eugene Leman Johnny Lightbody, Jr. Mr. Kevin Looney Miss Carol Lovely Martha Lusas Mrs. Nathalie A. Lusas Mr. Mrs. F. Luzzatto Family Lynch's Pharmacy Gertrude Madigan Mr. Mrs. Walter Madigan Miss Susan Maguire Mrs. L. Helen Mahoney Malden Daylight Alley Mrs. Theresa Manners Margaret's Lunch Market Paper Box Xompany Mrs. Louis Martel Miss Anne Martin Miss Carol Martin Mrs. George Marquis Mr. Berouk Masliah Masse Hardware Co., Inc. Mass. Limb and Brace Co. McAdoo Dairy Mr. John F. McAvoy Mr. Mrs. M. McCarthy Mrs. McConnell Miss Donna McDonald 80 Mrs. K. McDonald Mr. Ronnie McDonald Miss Agnes McDonough Mrs. Rose McDonough Mr. Donut's Mrs. McEvoy Mrs. Florence McEvoy Mr. James M. Geehan Mr. Leonard McNeill Mr. Barry McNulty Mr. Mrs. John Mickelus Middlesex Auto Body Middlesex Homes Mr. Charles Milan Miller Insurance Agency Miss Marcelle Mocary Mrs. Rose Molinari Mrs. Eileen Monaco Mrs. Eva Monaco Mr. Larry Monaco Mrs. N. Monacy Mr. Mrs. D. Leo Monahan Mr. Mrs. Roger Monast Mr. Russell N. Morency Mr. Roland J. Morin Mr. Louis Morneault, Jr. Mr. Ethan L. Morrison Karen Morrison Mrs. Bertha Morrow Miss Joan Morrow Mosca's Bakery The Mullane Family Mr. Mrs. Walter Munroe Mrs. Claire Murphey Mr. Daniel Murphey Mr. John Murphey James F. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Thomas Murray, Jr. Mr. sPetersMussours Mr. Mrs. Edward Nadeau Newtowne Woodworking Co. Mrs. Sally Nevins The New Capitol Theater New England Transmission Co., Inc. New Gloucester Fish Market Mr. Mrs. Caleb R. Nicholson Mrs. Edna Noonan North Avenue Savings Bank North Cambridge Service Center North Cambridge Sunoco Norton Beverage Company Notre Dame Chi Rho more Dame CC. Y. 0, Mrs. Marie Novack Mr. Lawrence O'Brien Mrs. Rose P. O'Brien myames O'Callahan O'Connor Motors Miss Patricia O'Connor mir. J.J. O'Donnell Mrs. Helen O'Hara Mrs. P. William O'Keefe ancolony O1l:Co.. Inc. Mr. Mrs. John J. O'Neil Family aeerichnard O'Neil Co., Inc; O'Neil's Auto School Chris Oppedisano Miss Donna Oppedisano Mr. Mrs. John Oppedisano Family Sue Oppedisano Eddy O'Sullivan Miss Claire Ouellette mevy, Henry P, Ouellette | Miss Lena Ouellette Miss Rose M. Ouellette Our Lady of the Assumption Parish Our Lady of Pity Parish menry Owens, Inc. Mrs. George Palazzo Mr. Alexander Paprisas Mr. Albert Paquet eur. Mrs. Joseph Paquet | Paramount Carpte Co. Parent-Teacher Council Mr. Mrs. Michael Parmey Mrs. Kathleen Parow _Miss Cathy Passeri Pat's Variety Store Mr. Mrs. Maurice J. Pelchat Mr. Mrs. Joseph Perisie Mrs. Chris Perreault Jack Pessotti Mrs. Aline Picard Mr. Leo Picard Miss Lorraine Picard Pinewood Restaurant 'Mrs. Beatrice Poirier The Port Family Miss Louise E. Portais Porter Chevrolet Co., Inc. 81 Porter House Cafe Mr. Harold E. Pothier Mrs. Omer Pothier Mr. Mrs. Francis W. Powers Miss Wanda Preston Mr. Mrs. Roland Pridham Quickie Car Wash Corp. Mr. James Henry Quinn Mrs. Bernadette Racicot Mrs. Anna Raphael Miss Marcia Reid Mrs. Yvette Reece Edward E. Reilly Miss Margaret J. Reilly Reilly Brothers Oil Co, Reliable Heating Co. of Revere Mrs. Renault Miss Anne Marie Rennie Mr. Mrs. Walter Rennie Mr. Mrs. Joseph Renzi Mrs. Madeleine Reynolds hice ite Company Jeannette Richard John Richard The Richards Gang Mrs. Marie A. Richards Miss Barbara E. Rigazio Rigazio Bros. Rigazio's Laundermat Rindge Pharmacy Robillard News Agency Mr. Mrs. Edward Rochon Family Pauses hochonsmdr. Mr. Mrs. Stanley Rocketenrtz Rod Mrs. Lucy Rondeau Rose Therese Collegiate Outfitters Mr. Robert Rossa Mrs. Marie Rossetti Mr. Mrs. Alexander Rouleau Mr. Mrs. James Ryan Mr. Joseph Ryan Murray Salk, Inc. Mrs. Al Salvi Dr. Samuel Sandler Mrs. Pauline Scaglione Mrs. Lena Scire Mr. Pino Scire Mr. Samuel Scire Mr. Ronald Silva Mrs snitanoinmare Simeone's Bros. Major and Mrs. John J. Slater; Jr: Mr. Clarence Smith Smith and Zamporelli Pharmacy Mr. So and So Mr. George W. Spartichino R. St. Amant Movers Ceeotaniord Starcross Bookshop Mr. Mrs. St. Martin Mrs. Albert St. Martin Mr. Mrs. Wilfred St. Martin George, Re ovone. Co, OimeParrickist@ sya. Si. Patrick sabarish Mrs. Ellen Sullivan Mr. Mrs. John Sullivan Mr. Brian Sullivan pullivan's 1. V. Mr. William J. Sullivan The Sunday Afternoon Movies Sunlight Cafe Supreme Food Shoppe Mr. Mrs. Joseph Theberge Mr. Albert P. Theriault Mrs. Armelle Theriault The Theriault Children 82 Mrs. Louis Theriault Miss Yvonne Theriault Thermo-Rite Sales, Inc. Paul Timmeimarzifga Thibault Bros. Inc. Mrs. Thomas Tony's Barber Shop Mr. Francis J. Toomey Tower of Pizza EroopisUiD aoa Mrs. Aurelia Tremblay Val Soucy Roofing Co. Mrs. Jean Valeni Mr. Louis Valente Mr. Mrs. Gene Villeux and Mike Mrs. Florence E. Voke Stephen Voltera Mrs. Thomas Walsh Mrs. Helen Ward Mr. Donald Warren Webster Auto Body Mrs. Catherine Welch Whitney's Cafe Mr. Mrs: Harold Willtame sore West End Iron Works Jacob Worth Yvette Gree Zahka's Mrs. Zec CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1965 Our Lady Of Pity Parish Rev. Robert J. Mailloux, S.M. Rev. Wilfrid Cote, S.M. Pastor Rev. Marcel Lajoie, $.M. Rev. Donald S. Gagne, S.M. 83 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES FROM the NOTRE DAME C.Y.O. Cambridge Massachusetts President — Donald Gilreath Vice President — Alice Desrosiers Secretary — Marcia Mahoney Treasurer — Robert McDonald Delegate — Maureen Pessotti Spiritual Director — Rev. Donald S$. Gagne, S.M. 84 CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 FROM OAM: 13) President — Lawrence Hurley Vice President — Kathy Boyle Secretary — Joyce Simard Treasurer — Kevin Coleman COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATING CLASS from Ie Sophom ove CL President — Christopher Dullea Vice President — Ronald Caruso Secretary - Treasurer — Rita Walsh 86 BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES FROM She ery. Gi: President — Donna Taylor Vice President — Catherine Passeri Secretary - Treasurer — Paul Saltzman 87 Compliments of Viren Kay eaten See ‘ay sam? 9??5 OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 132 Boylston Street Boston MASSACHUSETTS 88 THIS IS THE MARIST FAMIL SISTERS TEACHING BROTHERS PRIESTS MISSIONARY SISTERS MORE ARE NEEDED TODAY, TO CARRY On CHRIST'S WORK .. .MARY’S WAY! SO MANY VITALLY IMPORTANT JOBS AWAIT YOU. Missions in Foreign Lands — Teaching — Parishes — Preaching Re- treats Missions — Chaplains in Armed Forces — Nursing — Social Service — Catechetics — Writers Editors — Communications — Administrations — Technical — Trades. Address inquiries to: Rev. Philip LaPlante, S.M. Vocation Director 27 ISABELLA STREET Boston 16 “tre etre etre Massachusetts 89 Before you accept that first job... Look over your employer as carefully as he does you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won’t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer ‘Yes’ to these questions. They work for New England Telephone Company ... New England’s largest employer. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon... before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. == New England Telephone v Part of the Nationwide Bell System Compliments of OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION PARISH Rev. Julian E. Rondeau, S.M. Pastor Rev. Robert Blanchet, S.M. CHELSEA _ _ — _ MASSACHUSETTS ROBERT G. GOULET “Insurance for Every Need” THE HARTFORD LIFE Cambridge 868-6954 Boston HU 2-9135 Year in and year out, you‘ll do well with the HARTFORD BEST OF LUCK FROM the priests of St. Patrick’s Stoneham Rt. Rev. John S. Sexton Rev. George F. Smith Rev. John J. White Rev. Paul Shanley Rev. John M. Toomey JOHN J. DONAHUE SON 66 Magazine Street Cambridge - - Massachusetts 02139 H oly Name Society “Every Catholic Man Should Be a Holy Name Man” Cardinal Cushing JOIN THE HOLY NAME TODAY Nath hy of OUR LADY OF PITY CHURCH CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS OLD COLONY OIL COMPANY, INC. DOMESTIC and INDUSTRIAL FUELS 35 Cottage Park Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone 864-5330 93 Market Paper Box Company 108 East Dedham Street BOSTON 18, MASSACHUSETTS HAncock 6-1354 Set-up paper boxes — Designers and Manufacturers CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Frank Connors and Charles Milan 94 COMPLIMENTS OF DAVID S. BOND TRIMOUNT AUTOMATIC SALES 40 Waltham Street Boston, Massachusetts “Authorized dealers of R.C. A. Sound Equipment” CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE ZAHKA’S 95 CHURCH STREET GARAGE 41 CHURCH STREET — _ — KI 7-1133 -4 CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishes to the Graduating Class from Mr. Mrs. Kevin Gallant and Family CHELSEA 96 MASSE HARDWARE CoO., INC. Hardware and B.P.S. Paints Corner — Walden and Sherman Streets Cambridge Massachusetts TR 6-4755 COMPLIMENTS OF HIGHLAND FARMS MARKET 2282 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Cambridge $3 $3 Massachusetts 97 VAL SOUCY ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK — ROOF REPAIRS TRowbridge 6-4757 136 Sherman Street CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of MISS MARY LOUISE RILEY BEST WISHES ROSE THERESE Porter House Cafe Outfitters 2107 Mass. Avenue Cambridge _ - Mass. TO THE GRADUATES 98 Compliments of George W. Spartichino Leonard J. Mullen Attorney-at-Law BEST WISHES FROM THE PORT FAMILY (Francis Sr., Edna, Francis Jr.) Rice Tire Company 204 Third Street CHELSEA — MASSACHUSETTS TU 9-1849 99 Compliments of JACOB WORTH J. J. OP DONNELL Insurance Agency 434 Massachusetts Avenue ARLINGTON 74, MASSACHUSETTS Paint Protects — Color Cheers RONALD L. ALBERT Painting and Decorating Residential “t= Commercial 154 PARK AVENUE Arlington 74, Mass. Mlssion 8-9475 JOAN-RICH BEAUTY SALON Rindge Avenue, Cambridge EL 4-9339 VAN GALLANT SONS Carpenters and Builders Modern Kitchens Installed 51 Wendell Street CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TR 6-1428 EL 4-642] COMPLIMENTS OF St. Patrick’s C.Y.O. Stoneham, Massachusetts Compliments of NORTH AVENUE SAVINGS BANK 1960 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE — MASS. in Porter Square A. BELANGER AND SONS, INC. WATERPROOFING ENGINEERS CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES from Laurida Bernard CLASS OF 1964 Woburn 2-0717 Res. Woburn 2-4872 John F. Gilgun Agency REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 217-219 Main Street Woburn, Mass. Represented by J. FRED O’BRIEN Association Notre Dame 2322 Massachusetts Ave. CAMBRIDGE — MASS. Compliments of Duguay Robillard Market 336 Rindge Avenue Cambridge — _ Mass. 101 Keefe Funeral Home CHARLES D. KEEFE 2175 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Compliments Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Barr Compliments of George W. Spartichino Leonard J. Mullen Attorney-at-Law CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES Compliments Of To the Class of ‘65 : Ainslea Scarotico Ann Desrosiers ’64 Class of 1964 Compliments Of Compliments of Hamel’s Service Station HOLY UNION GUILD Compliments Compliments of of McADOO DAIRY Dunham Plumbing LEXINGTON — MASS. Compliments of Be A BETTER CHRISTIAN BOB AND LOIS Join The Confraternity Of Christian Doctrine BEST WISHES FROM T R Service Center Comer RT OF (Tom DeMarco and Reno Breton) Mr. Mrs. R. A. Zoeller 203 Elm Street Cutter Square SOMERVILLE, MASSACHUSETTS Be Wise—Economize—Go Harvard Motors, Inc. RAMBLER 145 Fellsway East Drive the “Economy King” SOMERVILLE -4 ab ies RIGAZIO BROS., INC. COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE Rambler—Sales and Service A-1 Body Work UN 4-4045 Best Deals in New or Used Cars e 50 Years of Experience 169 Beacon Street Somerville, Massachusetts 103 Whitney’s Cafe Joe Bolduc — Prop. Bes Wishes from Choice Liquors Mrs. Helen M. Coleman and Family at the corner of BOYLSTON MT. AUBURN STS. Harvard Square, Cambridge Telephone — EL 4-9858 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES romiehe The Charlesbank Laundry PARENTS-TEACHER COUNCIL PEP ey (A rttr of NOTRE DAME Cambridge — Mass. Tel. KI 7-7866 Wi Camplinanttnor Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ‘65 Frank’s Steak House from Good Luck ‘65 Ronnie Meehan ’63 104 Compliments of Middlesex Auto Body Co. 5 Franklin Street ROBILLARD’S NEWS AGENCY CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 491-0420 67A Clifton Street — Cambridge, Mass. EL 4-6748 Sen Gh INSURANCE The Honorable Raymond Girouard JOHN F. DEVER, JR. BROKER Middlesex County 2322 Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge, Mass. Telephone UN 4-2126 Commissioner 105 Builders Specialty and Hardware Corp. LUMBER, DOORS, WINDOWS, BUILDERS HARDWARE 26 Weston Avenue Teele Square SOMERVILLE 44, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone: MO 6-3000 Compliments Of DANIEL HAYES JUNIOR CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCILLOR ELBERY MOTOR CO., INC. 360 RIVER STREET _ CAMBRIDGE FORD — FALCON — FAIRLANE MUSTANG — THUNDERBIRD Sales 3 Service Over 35 years as Greater Boston’s No. 1 Dealer in Sales and Service TOWING SERVICE nti SOmerset 6-8181-2-3 WEBSTER AUTO BODY Expert Body and Fender Repairs Auto Glass THOMAS MURRAY 69 WEBSTER AVENUE :: SOMERVILLE 43, MASSACHUSETTS 106 BEST LUCK TO THE Compliments of JOHN F. McAVOY GRADUATES Evelyn Ghilardi 64 Funeral Service Mr. Arthur E. Gautreau Compliments Of ConeraiaiinckincgeeaDisnocal The Sunday Afternoon Movies sponsored by 1 WARWICK PARK CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Our Lady of Pity Parish BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ‘65 Compliments Of FROM E ; H A GRADUATE OF THE d O’Sullivan Peet, Lucille Lange 107 EL 4-6722 OPEN AIR FRESH POND ALEWIFE BROOK PARKWAY and CONCORD AVENUE See The Movies The Outdoor Way RAIN OR CLEAR — GET IN YOUR CAR — COME AS YOU ARE! PORTER CHEVROLET, INC. 275 Fresh Pond Parkway CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS UN 4-5900 NEW and USED CARS Sales and Service MORNEAULT LOUIS, JR. CARPENTER BUILDER Repairs — Remodeling -— _ Alterations 58 CEDAR — CAMBRIDGE aie oe aie 876-4646 Telephone 542-7780 AOPA Member Massachusetts Limb Brace Co. Certified Manufacturers of All Types of Artificial Limbs, Including Latest Techniques V. N. Robillard, C.P.O., Proprietor 43 KINGSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS. 02111 108 BEST OF LUCK Compliments of TO THE GRADUATES Mr. Mrs. Robert L. LaBerge Russell N. Morency Vivienne - Robert - Jacqueline Compliments Of Congratulations From The Mr. Mrs. Leo Desrosiers D CHI RHO Anne Betty _ Laura Alice Joseph John NOTRE DAME CHI RHO ; Robert David James Age 18 and over or out of high school Compliments of Brosnan Oil Co. OIL BURNERS — Sales and Service Roland 1 4 Morin COMPLETE HEATING INSTALLATION MI 3-2202 — MI 3-8148 Arlington 74, Mass. 1955 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE — MASS. 7 Boulevard Rd. Compliments of The Guild Shop Religious Articles, Greeting Cards Fashion Cleaners and Gifts Massachusetts Avenue 2259 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Massachusetts TR 6-1950 CAMBRIDGE 40, MASSACHUSETTS 109 Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Caruso Compliments of The Kelley Family Compliments of Mrs. Louis G. Theriault Compliments of North Cambridge Sunoco Compliments of Reliable Heating Company OF REVERE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Graduates Marcia Reid Compliments Of Mayor and Mrs. John J. Slater, Jr. Compliments of Gordon Faulkner Compliments of MR. BLAIS Compliments of New England Transmission Co., Inc. BEST OF LUCK Jerry Fleming Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Gilbert R. Lawrence and Family 110 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BYRNE FAMILY Middlesex Welding Supply Co. 2 RINDGE AVE. Extension CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 02140 Full Driver Education Courses AT O’Neil’s Auto School 164 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Arlington, Massachusetts Mi 3-3380 PORTER CHEVROLET, INC. 275 Fresh Pond Parkway CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS UN 4-5900 New and Used Cars — Sales and Service Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boucher and Family Bob Dunn's Super Market 152 Highland Avenue SOMERVILLE, MASS. 111 Compliments Of WEST END IRON WORKS 110 Rindge Avenue Extension CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Arthur Angus Gordon SALVI FORD SALES, INC. 2607 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE — MASSACHUSETTS UN 4-2296 Res. WA 4-4098 Thibault Bros., Inc. 225-241 CONCORD AVENUE CAMBRIDGE 38, MASSACHUSETTS KI 7-1302 N. Cambridge Service Center GERARD GRENIER, Prop. 2500 Mass. Ave. :: Cambridge, Mass. TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES Tune-up Brakes EL 4-9033 Compliments of Levin H. Campbell III Rep. 2nd Middlesex District Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Rochon and Family Compliments of The Carr Family Compliments Of Hammond Cleaners Davis Square Hardware Co., Inc. PAINT — WALL PAPER ELECTRICAL PLUMBING SUPPLIES 21 HOLLAND STREET — PRospect 6-1121 SOMERVILL 44, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To the Class of ‘65 from Mr. Mrs. Andrew Broussard Compliments Of Mr. Thomas P. Deveney Compliments Of COACH BOYLE and Family Compliments of Paul J. Rochon, Jr. CLASS OF 1966 Compliments Of Susan Maguire Henry F. Owens, Inc. Local Interstate Movers 129 SHERMAN STREET Cambridge, Mass. Best of Luck and Congratulations THE STAREK FAMILY THE CONGRESS STORE MEN’S FURNISHINGS 2362 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 547-3775 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1965 Mr. Mrs. Lorne Bernard and Family BEST WISHES To The GRADUATES of 1965 Mrs. J. E. Cardin Family Best Wishes CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISING 2512 Mass. Ave. CAMBRIDGE 40, MASSACHUSETTS BIG Z Produce Discount Center 208 ELM STREET DAVIS SQUARE, SOMERVILLE Paramount Carpet Laying Co. 13 Harvey Street CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Telephone 876-7776 Compliments Of PINEWOOD RESTAURANT STONEHAM, MASS. W. B. Conners Oil Co., Inc. HEATING OILS OIL BURNERS 8 Gilmore Street STONEHAM 80, MASSACHUSETTS TELEPHONE: 438-0144 Supreme Food Shoppe, Inc. 62 Walden Street Cambridge — Mass. BE Sie VV is CLES William (Kevin) Looney Frank’s Barber Shop 2384 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Massachusetts DE LEO BROTHERS FRUIT and VEGETABLE Cambridge — Mass. CAMBRIDGE FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSES 2301 Mass. Ave. Cambridge 40, Mass. TRowbridge 6-0951 Telephone — KI 7-7956 Dudley Cleansers and Dyers Pick up and Delivery Service Corner Dudley Cedar Streets NORTH CAMBRIDGE JAMES HENRY QUINN Real Estate and Insurance 1384 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Your Cambridge Radio Shack Samuel Sandler, M.D. Tel. Kirkland 7-4267 85 Rindge Avenue Cambridge 40, Massachusetts CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE BRAKES and WHEEL ALIGNMENT 2578 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASS. ELiot 4-9520 Courtney Bros. Florists Flowers For All Occasions 105 MASS. AVENUE Arlington 74, Mass. Mission 3-3788 Res., Mission 3-5541 Barnett Bros., Inc. STORE FIXTURES — DESIGNERS MANUFACTURERS — ENGINEERS 1600 V.F.W. PKWY., BOSTON 32, MASS. BOSTON — PROVIDENCE TURNPIKE FAirview 5-8600 Area Code 617 325-8600 Compliments of A FRIEND C. STANFORD REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 90 Highland Avenue SOMERVILLE MO 6-4200 RINDGE PHARMACY 154 Rindge Avenue Cambridge :: Mass. MAURICE JACOBSON, Reg. Pharmacist Telephone 876-6700 INTERSTATE COMMERCE REG. Me., N.H., Vt., Conn., R.I., N.Y., N.J. Who Moves You Is Just as Important as Where You Move R. ST. AMANT Furniture and Piano Moving 14 JACKSON STREET—NO. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Tel. Kirkland 7-9050 PACKING—STORAGE GOODS INSURED IN TRANSIT CARROLL’S RESTAURANT — Banquet Rooms 89 MAIN STREET MEDFORD EX 6-3344 New England Transmission Co., Inc. Specialist Automatic Transmissions Eliot 4-4561 TUrner 4-7472 372 RINDGE AVENUE — CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 467 EASTERN AVENUE — CHELSEA, MASS. Compliments Of Norton Beverage Co. Cambridge — Massachusetts Compliments Of Miss Jeannette LaBerge Montmagny - - Quebec COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CORP. 54 CLAY STREET Cambridge — Mass. Compliments of KEVIN A. GRIFFIN Funeral Service 2307 Mass. Avenue TR 6-9144 Cambridge Compliments of Mrs. Marie Kilgariff Fresh Pond Cosmetics and Vitamins Corp. 180 ALEWIFE BROOK PARKWAY CAMBRIDGE -ti- MASS. 115 Arlington Fuel Oil Co. 105 Graftan Street Arlington 74, Massachusetts Mission 3-4630 CONGRATULATIONS from TROOP 50— Boy Scouts of America BOOK LANE 1688A Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 354-9729 The Finest Selection of Paper Backs GREETING CARDS — STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES Beauty Patio Hair Stylist 137 Massachusetts Avenue ARLINGTON) -:- MASSACHUSETTS Mission 3-2476 Open Thursday Evenings Phone: Air Conditioned — Compliments Of Miss Florence Benoit CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE Brakes and Wheel Alignment 2578 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS Eliot 4-9520 Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. Walter Arivold Compliments Of Joan Ghilardi Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. J. D. Gaudette BEST WISHES from the CARR FAMILY Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 Donna Oppedisano ‘64 GEORGE R. STONE CO. Realtors 1927 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Porter Square Cambridge, Mass. TR 6-4710 Eves: PA 9-2995 Mr. Stone COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. Leopold J. Cote and Family Congratulations to the Graduates Mr. Mrs. Lo uis Oppedisano and Paul Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Henry E. Lefebvre BESIZOFSLUGK SOs Lie GRADUATES Sue Oppedisano Congratulations from THE McNEILL FAMILY COLONIAL BAKERY Specializing in Party Pastries WEDDING -:- BIRTHDAY CAKES JAMES J. MOSCA) — 200 MASS. AVE. Tel. 648-9606 ARLINGTON, MASS. GREGORY’S MEN’S FORMAL WEAR Rentals and Sales OPEN EVENINGS 162 Mass. Ave. — Arlington 74, Mass. — MI 3-6565 — FREDERIC’S PHARMACY 314 MAIN STREET STONEHAM 80, MASS. LIQUOR BEER WINES COLONIAL PACKAGE STORE Three Russell St. — WOBURN Four Corners Shopping Center SEDAN DELIVERY Compliments Of New Gloucester Fish Market 438-0142 William T. Hickey Funeral Home 175 Huron Avenue CAMBRIDGE, MASS. 117 THE BROWNE DRUG Registered Pharmacists 201 Massachusetts Avenue ARLINGTON — MASS. MI 8-0557 Cambridge Tower of Pizza 1728 MASS. AVENUE — UN 8-7000 — Astor Motor Inn 215 Concord Turnpike Cambridge, Massachusetts Middlesex Homes, Inc. 1 Russell Street Woburn, Massachusetts REAL ESTATE WE 3-4500 Congratulations to the Graduates Columbia Food Stores, Inc. 2320 MASS. AVE. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — 491-9092 — Specializing in Cold Cuts Compliments Of E-Z WAY CLEANERS 255 Main Street Woburn Massachusetts Compliments Of Dan Lannon CORAL FOOD SERVICE LYNN — MASSACHUSETTS Compliments Of Alan Gilbert NEW ENGLAND VENDING Charlestown, Massachusetts Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments Of Mr. Thomas P. Deveney Compliments Of Mary C. Deveney Good Luck to the Graduates Pat Corcoran “Glassaore 64. 118 TO THE CLASS: OFS 65 from Miss Carol Lovely To the Class of ‘65 from Mrs. Rita Lovely Compliments Of James Comerford Compliments Of William Castrucci Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. John Bello and Family Compliments Of Raymond Meuse “CLASS OF ‘64” PAT’S VARIETY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF 213 Rindge Avenue A FRIEND CAMBRIDGE -::- MASS. BE Stan VV ales, bites Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Louis E. Reicha MOSCA‘S BAKERY “LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE RENTAL STOCK BEST WISHES IN NEW ENGLAND” from BILL THE TAILOR — MEN‘S — Formal Wear :: Outfitters Mr. Albert Wagner ela aot 1910 Massachusetts Ave. at the Bridge Porter Square, Cambridge Free Parking Tel. Eliot 4-0600 Open Evenings and Family Gourmet Dining Room Compliments Of “300” Room The Herb Family TURNPIKE BOWLADROME Route 2, Cambridge Compliments Of JOHN H. DERBY, Jeweler, Inc. Christopher Mullane DAVIS SQUARE ade rs MASS. and Family Official Watch Inspectors for the Boston Maine Railroad DANIEL M. MURPHY F. ROBICHAUD SON 2456 Mass. Ave FUNERAL SERVICE CAMBRIDGE 40, MASS. Tel. TR 6-3316 125 Rindge Avenue ; CAMBRIDGE 40, MASS. HARDWARE and BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES PAINTS SHADES RADIOS 119 Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. Paul Leger 60 CLAY STREET Cambridge, Massachusetts From the group that “crooned you a tune” L’il Phil and The Bishops TO THE CLASS OF ‘65 from ROD TOSTBESCEASSSORSG5 Compliments Of Mrs. Eva Brown Compliments Of Simeone’s Brothers Compliments Of Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. John Melanson Compliments Of The Morneault Family Compliments Of ELAINE Compliments Of Dorothy's Laundry 141 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Arlington — Massachusetts Compliments Of Grant Realty Trust COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mahoney JACK BRENNAN O’Connor Motors IMPERIAL, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH 22 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington Massachusetts MI 8-9300 Starcross Bookshop 148A Mass. Ave. — Arlington USED and OUT OF PRINT BOOKS Exhibition Prints and Paintings Compliments Of Quickie Car Wash Corporation 205 Concord Turnpike, Cambridge, Mass. CHET JUDKINS, General Manager Tel. TR. 6-4482 James F. Murphy, Inc. 113 RICHDALE AVENUE Cambridge 40, Massachusetts Telephone: Eliot 4-4477 Reilly Bros. Oil Co. — FUEL OIL — BURNER INSTALLATION and SERVICE PERSONALIZED SERVICE FRANK REILLY 88 Pemberton St., Cambridge, Mass. Eliot 4-6761 Compliments Of Mr. Donuts Congratulations to the CLASS OF ‘65 Mr. Algaee Beaudoin Family SUNLIGHT CAFE CAMBRIDGE, MASS. DUDLEY FURNITURE CO. 2368 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Dawson Hardware Co. KYANIZE PAINTS — WINDOW SHADES — BLINDS BUILDERS and GARDEN SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES — WALLPAPER — DOG SUPPLIES Phone TRowbridge 6-7485 141 Huron Ave., Cambridge 38, Mass. Compliments Of North Cambridge Sunoco Compliments Of John P. Brousualion, Jr. General Credit Corporation 199 Alewife Brook Parkway UN 4-8040 INSURANCE — PREMIUM — FINANCING Cambridge Smith Zamparelli Pharmacy 497 MAIN STREET STONEHAM Compliments Of Cormier’s Grocery Compliments Of Tony's Barber Shop Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Callahan Murry Salk, Inc. Boston Massachusetts Lo Compliments Of Mr. Mrs. William Callahan CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates | Marion Dee Compliments Of Mrs. Catherine D. Kenney GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES from the Carr Family Compliments Of Dr. F. T. Downey Family Compliments Of Yoon Cormier Construction Corporation Burlington, Massachusetts Compliments Of NEW CAPITOL THEATRE ARLINGTON MASS. HIGHLAND REAL ESTATE CHARLES TRIANTOS, INSURANCE 49 Holland Street SOMERVILLE, MASS. TELEPHONE 776-3600 BEST WISHES FROM Mr. Mrs John Wolfe General Builders Supply Co. 126 JACKSON STREET Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Albert P. Theriault PAINTER CONTRACTOR 36 Clay Street CAMBRIDGE — 868-7776 — MASS. Compliments Of Lynch’s Pharmacy 123 Miller Insurance Agency 671 Massachusetts Avenue CAMBRIDGE Lankin Associates, Inc. DICTATING EQUIPMENT 294 Massachusetts Avenue ARLINGTON, MASS. Telephone 643-1410 Compliments Of AVERY'S TV SERVICE ARLINGTON — — — Mass. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ‘65 “THERMO-RITE” Tempered Glass Fireplace Enclosures Arlington Massachusetts RIGAZIO‘’S LAUNDERMAT DRY CLEANERS 280 Rindge Avenue UNiversity 4-4771 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Chris Oppedisano is a tac age we leave our much-loved a ima Mater to face the world. Under Mary’s protection we hope that we _ will not be overcome by the things of vee this world, but that we shall reach tips! at the feet of Mary and her «! ine Son! : ‘ ee, “Qs 4 + TT Jia Pe Ph CEE, at 6 { Cnet ates Ss tees as Aas = Ate AB oe ees ail fae Ses a one Corsa! ¥.